The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 14, 1918, Page 1

J. S. WILL RUSH CAMP LEWIS MEN TO FRANCE PPL ALP LDL LL PL LLP LPP DPD PPP PPP PP PPP PPP 00 | TheSeattle Star "2" PAID COPIES DAILY THE GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST VOLUME 20 UX¥RbPATRS AR ’ SEATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1918. PRICE ONE CENT Pvetahoee 2 AU! STRIA TURNS DOWN KAISER! id Chaplaiims Yams DD) “RENSES TO LEND QYRED RICHARDS and Bob Chambers, the men who originated the idea of a war |, WO" Dy not she can Relief association. Next month the fund will approximate $6,000 to $7,000, it is} one for your ter BY FRANK J. TAYLOR amount to help various worthy activitie The result of their Bea for the first month estimated, for me." ‘| ZURICH, May 14.—Considerable bitter- , | Bll lal nee 2 Se R i an AR my ‘ied L OR R. +s VE; Vay Td. The chaplain of an American unit m Lorraing has account d for three | oan hh ib entered the trenches, haplain addressed the menas follows: “Boys, international law says your haplain c car ve is shown in the checks here 1 ”) for the Red Cross, use unrestricted; $500 pve a $ Dratted to Bear to the Red Cross for civilian relief; $250 to the “Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund,” | can have not conducted by The Star, In addition to this, $100 has been given to the British-Ameri- | th But, Foree Brunt ie Yanks Successful ness has been engendered between the Ger- i] ne -_ o- | 5, EOS SR ivates who|man militarist party and Austro-Hungare | Will Be on Firing Line By Americans Will Keep Bat- : J eC bed day-ljan leaders because of the latter’s refusal to Summer, Officials tling With French and ny crx minnvonn, PIM: fF init xe Jai "lend troops to aid Germany, particularly "on the western front and in Ukraine, ac- Nash. cording to a dispatch to the Neuwe Zurichter 4 Predict British Horton NATIONAL BANK 9 + ‘i 3 D GO FROM ALL THE CAMPS FINE FIGHTING FORCE) | nd Harry Couch and Zeitung today from its Vienna correspond=- s 1 Thecsande, of men at Camp BY J. W. T. MASON ae (ein vx on Satan A John McCain of Birming-}ent. He reported, however, that the Aus- . including many : } : ie last two erat. increments, Ninaethtian eld ham, Ala ‘|tro- German defensive alliance against Rus- i er” | sgteatiens ‘wow ashe ie cline Meeaue 8 loo 'Spithn wan me it ove 81@ has been renewed. The details of simi- i Der ieuichen treme 3 oF ee Cee See oe ie Be Sea duplenictaag tress ‘lar alliances against other countries fen Tuesday, stating thet men eereal rca emvegby: al ery for " also be worked out. s ; c stock @ Members of the Austro-Hungarian legislative bodies ment of Amer! the fighting on the West f is One i one have also openly protested against German exploitation the Atlantic become that soldiers o wale o allie ‘ Ls of her victory over Russia. ho had no hope of ac An “aon lhe Bic Rented he third had only one ice Sat alr or dues. mnonths hier Pert gg Pr ang FL ww F Chaplain,” he said, “as sure’s Seb yerhaps be on the firing line va ‘. 7 i | I'm alive Tl get one for you.” FACE PROBLEM LITTLE ACTION After two two or three months’ ele training, these new se lected men will be given their finishing touches within sound of the enemy's guns, and even under fire, if the need for men is Fite. Reports from canton ments, army officers said today, tell of an acceleration in the training work under good weath OF FINANCING ON WEST FRONT, | sa) BlG SITE NOW HAIG REPORTS the Americans amoufiaged sults! The attitude of the capital is- LONDON, May 14.—“Hostile arti sues committee for the Twelfth ery was active | last night in ihe ; Somme and Ancre sectors,” Fiel Federal Reserve district, at Sam tarsal Haig reported today Franciseo, upon the elty’s pro- An enemy party attacking @ post posal to issue $5,(00,000 utility west of Merville was repulsed with bonds for the construction of an, !08* i addition to the city's power and | “We carri ed out a successful raid light system, loomed up Tuesday a last night. We as the next vital point to be cleared up in the development of the Skagit river site. | A Monday | BY WM. United Press WITH THE Fine Offensive Force * hetr future Molded by Velarana Grizzied sergeant MIES IN FRANCE, May 1.— While the German high com- mand is completing preparations for the third and perhaps the biggest thrust of all, a sinister silence spreads along the batile lines: ombined a Pind L#&: bees Riese Sea) bo ¥ S20 SOE HO eo e a gig ee S repsng nor THREE MEN-—AND A DOG DOG BRI G ADE PLAN " fronts, and to Germany us gone by the DWARD HE day’s work 2°" RADCLIFF, of is done. As they ‘«! » New York, aed leave the shipyards © “retired business for home, you can FRENCH PATROLS | » man, deceased, be- hardly recognize RETURN TO BASE Backbone” They're the “ he enemy's an almost his entire ted a brand This Dog Owns an Apartment ly forced to s, has brought West front, ine according le, t i . * queathed a palatial them. 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