The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 3, 1918, Page 8

| WELL? PAPERS ON PRISONER REVEAL _ ASTOUNDING GERMAN TRICKERY BY HENRY Woop Valted Press Correspondent vets eve at pmanider must tran WITH THE FRENCH ARMY] Mirectly. to the information office a TAE FIELD, May 3.—One of the| teport of the propaganda accom Astounding German orders con-| Plished during the day fraternization with allied T nemy is perfidious and with | to Undermine the morale of | Out honor, and it ts necessary to be Armies, has just deen found| careful that they neither take our & German, taken prisoner by| Propagandists prisoner nor kill the eh troops on the Italian front. Those of our soldiers who leave our order in full follows lines for the purpose of carrying SPwo hundred and ecighty-first di-| Papers and pamphlets to the enemy First Section No " must be advised. To protect them PAGonfidential—Not to be communi-| it will be necessary to constitute fo the troops in the first tine:| With care special detachments who S*Firet—Following tt telephone} Will mount guard in the tr | Geroch No, 289, ye are! and who will fire only on th order | fo intensify with efficacy the| Of the company commander, who is} | directing the relations with the en nda with the enemy army ond—The object of this propa:| Ais '0, teoreanise che enemy | Wy 4 NS AMERICA ie he promarands must YW AR TO CHANGE | “U. S. BUSINESS ‘out in the following manner throwing into the enemy's w ABHINGTON, May 3.—A Aware | ment in all business aa a result 7 America’s growing participation tn emy hewspapers and pamphlets for the more intelligent ele Persuading the troops by Propaganda. For that it will! to utilize officers, un-. the war, marked the annual report ‘and soldiers who appear! of the federal reserve board today the most adept. The war's progress, {it says, Plan Is Detailed | whether in favor of the Unit tates or the enemy, will refle post for taking contact with MAY 3, 1918. PAGE 8 ORDER HUN TROOPS TO FRATERNIZE WITH FOE a 5,000 high OLYMPIA, May 4.—J. C. Syfforth suditor of Benton county resigned Were ee Thursday from the draft board to n the quartermaster department of the army, being asmigned innmedi ately to wervice abroad Myfforth is married and has five While Minute Men spread | children. Altho he im ten over| Tickets for the poster woc President Wilson's “buy another | the draft limit, he says he believes! fund benefit ball to be held ple bond appeal,” and Hoy Scouts it 1s his duty to get into the war! iio) ae the Arena are selling rs “ solicit subscriptions in theatre which he is convinced will be a long 23 ", lobbies, homes and offices, the one idh Mine Katherine Kittinger, a» @ ‘Third Liberty Loan campaign is | ——~ SA tinted by the Honor Guard girls, ig raphily coming to # close here. | voican tron Works.. 275 10,400 28.54 conducting the » of tickets, and Hundreds of salesmen struck | ioeing Airplane Co.. 308 19,000 34.10 peeieis 6c6 bole Hela out Friday to speed up the clos | ina Marine W 99 9,000 100.00 wanes b Z| ing hours of the campaign MeAtcer Mhipbulld> | Sixty boxes have been engaged Ya | Aino than $1,000,000 beyond 92 «4,780 6108, At a@ recent similar ball held in Yp |her minimum quota, Seat is far le ‘ on yokane, the ipts totaled $6,60 fan | from her maximum objective The committee in charge of the | but the Seattle war poster ball Com y; Hoy Beouts have brought back to | campaign, state that they expect the mittee will not be satisfied unless ‘4 quarters since Saturday Nght) subseriptions of railroad employes to| this mark is passed Yan individual pledges which total) reach $1,000,000 in the state. Great| ‘There are 6,000 knitters in Seattle Hodge it | ng Skinner 7 he am | plants in per man, | reports ts Muinner @ ¥. Ds seats "Ow & Dry I Ames Khipbulldtn James Dutton of Trobp 13 Jwubseription for $15,000 made by wtill top the Mat in the Class A di | CLABB A must be placed under the ot the company com. who must be tn the first tio These officers must the points where it will be) to throw into the enemy's newspapers, pamphiets, ete points you must seek to_ contact with the enemy by! of interpreters, and, if the) consents, then fix an Nour) conversations. letters and printed matter) the enemy has on his per be taken from him and} to the chief of the infor bureau. Real Kamerad Stant ‘these enterprises for obtaining with the enemy, success de Bon the ability with which you Good results can be ob A by calling in a friendly tone u sentiments of corm or by reiterated promises and by offers of tobacco. p for this purpose will be by the company com ot “a directly on the country’s assets \DRAFT BOARD OFFICER QUITS TO JOIN ARMY A BOND! 'RED CROSS BALL Northern employes have subscribed $240,000 in bends, while thone at the King street station pledged $15,100. | wool | Northern Pacific reports are not in.| A feature of the ball will be the | _ | tableaun of the War posters and Red The ¥. w. Woolworth Co, will | Cross posters, which will be released open & new store in September at the latter part of this month for the Fifth ave. and Pine at. big war drive and it conts from $4,000 to $10,000 @ them supplied honors Thursday with J Smith build month to keep with of the L. ©. & Kiddy shipyard employes the big industrial contest wller yards lead the bigger | the size of subseriptions The standing on the last | ‘sere sazaie.re, | Stop Corn Pain in Two Minutes, fae"? By the Clock— —Easy and Simple mist ruction roek Co. feverish conditions In the | Drv Dock Co. TRE MAGIC TOUCH OF ICE-MINT DOF JUST A TOUCH STOPS ial wer! In {te effort to CLABES Bs THE SORRNNSS. THEN THE L etivity, the federal reserve Works . pec ” 5 tage A Shug gual | Patterson & MeDon- Thanks to a new discovery made| | Ice-Mint Iv a clean. creamy. snow ral poll ey of maintaining a strong se eh 62.700 from a Japanese product, your foot wh 2 noone aigoneee mubotenes, e c “ i troubles can be quickly ended. x wlio Hr ‘ f - ts, the re- * 21,600 tate the most tender skin Nauid _— 2 of asec! ss) |] Iee-Mint, a» this new prepa is no pain, amar port points ow in called, is said to shrivel up of noreness whil “Our belligerency ts due to rev- 12,000 117.24'] corms soft corns or cprns between or afterward ‘ tie Bo ationize commercial conditions in the toes, so that they can be lifted magicali 1 will never want 1. 2 out easily with the fingers to run th 4 500 112.70 « the future, exactly as it has done in the past, since any falling off in our exports with the resultant demand for Increased quantities of } gold again will force heavy calls | for ready money,” said the report, Combined net earnings for the year, the report says, were $11.- 202,998, an average of 18.9 per cent on af average aggregate capital of $59,260,000, Of this sum the New York district earned more than one-third, or $3,718, The Minate Men of Precinct No. 134 will hold a meeting Friday even ing at 7:20 o'clock, in room 104, of the Broadway high school. Well, what are YOU going to do about it, you The picture tells its own story—the helpless girl, the dead little brothers, the ruined home, the lustful Hun. You know what is to be this maid's fate! You can keep such terrors away from America by buying Liberty Bonds. But it \isn't enough that you buy bonds as an investment, or to protect your own daughters and little fellows. Buy them to save tortured France and Belgium from a more horrible nightmare. ple safe at home here in Seattle? . \growing short. Let's do it today. WELL! a Let’s answer this typification of the insolent Hun with our dollars! The time is | KERENSKY CABINET MEN RELEASED FROM PRISON } | BERNE, May 3.—Members of the Kerenaky cabinet have been released from Nitiken prison and have ac cepted government positions, accord ing td advices from Petrograd today. ‘The Bolsheviki are trying to union ize the Russian socialists with Pa l object of affecting a coalition lernment capable of jmantig a revision of the Brest-Litovsk peace} Shipyard and Waterfront treaty. ‘The next ‘regular meeting of oa pany D auxiliary, I6let U. 8. in fantry, will be held in the Cha mber | of Commerce rooms Tuesday Latters will be read ‘Men Welcome | Mother’s Friend ing If we were to line our- selves up with the other stores, our price would be $5.00 to own rs want my tHe motor cass” Twant thom to bo ale to get out in the sunshine with their fami Hes when not working, I think automobile is the next best Invest ment after a home.” This in the viewpoint of D. FE. Skin ner, who has found time to think of the human phases of his problem as an employer while building th | tion's most vigorous shipbuilding or ganization Each snorning hundreds on carrying ard the Skin from all direction The power of our chain store organiza- tion saves you $1.05. of ma t-Exdd) plant | Above Shoe comes in black and tan oiled leathers BP ally Ba ach | o Bing 4 s. They are parked ‘ oul he proper methods in! in an astonishingly long line outside | —bellows tongue—standard screw and $3. 95 advance of motherhood. | Suffering. | ie tune ig arose pain and distress incident to ch 4 eo Pp welted soles—sizes 6 to 11; per pair.. Birth ‘can be avoided by having. at Good Investment hand & bottle’ of the time-honored “Of course, all workmen can't af as a - a 4 rie b'* | ford carn,” he says. “Fut the thrift ne nal app ation < — -- the tenalon upon the | ones are buying automobiles, and I'm |, tmables them to ex-| glad to wee I wouldn't itk ee Nien ithout painful strain upon! a man morteage his hore to buy a housands of women for over half | Machine. 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