The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 11, 1918, Page 4

STAR—SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1918. PAGE 4 HUNS HAD CHANCE TO GO THRU ALLIES IN Pp 8- MILE GAP; FAIL TO SEE OPPORTUNITY Oo R Mi Ee U n the | wet | eae x gave hime for cen ft eray clear that O1 THIRD AND MADISON ,THEATRE €£vUGENE LEVY, Manager A gap eight miles wide | The allies left ther s ' “wide open” on Merch % .’ how it happened may be disput 7 on he danction Restored : : j ed, but the fact is that on that - t eo ik lula’ ics aU tiie. have sent his ¢ o! jeut, Sir uh a - aa : rices—2, Be wes te retreat. Tore |" fons of reat Transcontinental | .000¢t 90 Cont SS | tncommrLotOworniy STE SIS | OF THE HUNS : ITALIAN FRONT THE VIVID STORY OF HOW A BRAVE AMERICAN GIRL IN BER- orto von BELOW LIN OUTWITTED A BRUTAL GERMAN GENERAL composed mostly, who hela the gap for six days, and the kaiser logt his greatest chance to gain his ob 2 ves. | rT { | ‘ In this hastily formed army / © U Mas Ine Te BY HE NKY WooD j were aiercan on een aon / 2 |) LING REAR ARRAS wintt rie PRENCH AR 1 antics, Chineee Isborers, ry iat | eS MIES IN THE FIRED, May 10 ai gf as es = News from thy Italian front a A ox Raaty ba entablish nee tw . sc pus 4 Chronicle thus cular chapter ; CAMBRAL ‘ g age . > © dally appa armen . 1 of Me A GENERAL m yarations of te 3 ALBERI ocx MARY! preparation ; suddenty open. at rov " OOP UNERAL wee | ~) 4 force to close the breach t was a rey ; Miscellaneous boty of me icine man . : Restoring Army treat of the Third and Pitih } ’ Qrmies to the line of Arras Ams “ od . The chanee the Germans missed. on March 23, when the British tine On broke The gap was filled by Gen. Carey's “seratch division” of signalers, —— utier’s | aerial mechanics, Chinese laborers and American engineers, who held the ve ne-La breach for six days. eae HEARST RAPPED ee cor “= _IN PAPER TALK | ‘will go towards he W YORK, May #.—Co! Roose | ‘s fighting upon the swa . The park board Y evening. decided appeal of the N Wool bureau, to pi ‘The board believe: land | Today he was or ts capable of supporting 100) prief preliminary But decided against putting} which he declared th : dm other parks where flowers! had shown favoritism in ‘would be destroyed. Colliers, th Metropolitan George B. Lamping was chosen| New York Tribuge for crit Soares Yor the ensuing year and | the administration. while the Hearst { w. Hin « as vice ne presigpnt. | publications, which Roosevelt said/ if | t obo Ferrell, Pacific coast pioncer, @ied Thursday at Burton, Wash ‘WHEN guys CRY our ; ins wae | STORY OF OSTEND FAT S205 SAYS OFFICER -- FRANKFURTER AS evra = LEADING SHIPS “22° ae carr he senate his eguinet P stmaster Gen. Burle cone senator, so t perm t aes 3."Cigurvon. | Orricers and men who narticnated | POLICEMEN LATE--OLE I sital with 1 THREATENS LAY-OFFS Pi gore ECT a = are el d STOREY —IN— The Claim A Big Western Feature ATTACK SUBMARINES WITH A LEWIS GUN \ THRIFT STAMP ; keep the Hun —— COMING SUNDAY AND MONDAY ti Ay 1 P a t a th = : eee ee ur t at —_—— uw VEGETARLES Four Vancouver RUSSELL = New York Luck WASTE THOUSANDS OF | = POUNDS OF OUR MILK)” Ol Meal Oyster Shells Lianne: diiaaielibial GUARDS ARE WITHORAWH ° eal for Signal Work |N IDAHO 1. W. W. Z0NE . * LAST NIGHT—TONIGH? to visit SHIPYARD ATHLETIC |” Aci 0%. Web cttGty eaten 'iuc"so PLAN OFFICERS’ CLUB CARNIVAL TONITE he Family ‘The Service Par Excellence AT LOWEST RATES 30 cents first one-third mile. 10 cents each successive one-third mile ene §.00@ 30.00 Pe » “ ae ; i 20 cents each extra passenger for entire trip. an “att | hs < an ‘Dale, of the| dectes FRUITS 10 cen ch four minutes standing time ce ends liers’ a or ab, wi i Winemee $2.50 per hou he erar || WOMEN ON JURY THAT | Svitiers® and Saiiors: club, wait fotiow | i ee Beer on FREES ACCUSED MOTHER * Grounds at Lenora St. i}, and Fourth Ave. | We stiake. ESE SEEDED | ei riplets on Triplets ss...