The Seattle Star Newspaper, May 15, 1918, Page 10

|WHERE THEY HOLD THE LINE. AGAINST THE HUNS | GEN. PERSHING. {780 ARE SAVED REPORTS LONG | AS FRENCH SHIP | CASUALTY LIST GOES TO BOTTOM WASHINGT: FRANCISC casuatty lie Yet reported by Ge taining a tc Bine of the folkdiers m) The separat ed in acti er wounded due to the haa been re ‘of the wounds Ww AN N Killed in Wounds; fv im passengers * LOWER BARS FOR “U” Warsaw MEN TO DO WAR WORK ~The list it Clarke won end o ply to the 6, but to > may be needed for spe work, such as forestry and engt neering E. J. WALSH IS NAMED DEPUTY K. OF C. ORDER TACOMA, May 15.—KE. J. Waist was Tuesday chosen state deputy of the Knights of Columbus, the h | eat state office in the Shott of Bellingham w secretary; Robt. Kline, Birmingham, || treasurer, L. J. Sehiblin, warden, and Joseph Wilworthing, Seattle, delegate to the national con- | vention at Buffalo, New York | jal} DED IN ACTION fen ed « the Far in the Bhelbyvilie, tna. r the ¢ Yp Then start the Bh running all wa with the excep are here included, the Canadians just south of Arras and the Australians + Rverett oe Mod. Jonn C."Townale WOUNDED IN BATTLE G IN ACTION: Capt. Geo c.| OTTAWA, Ont, May 15.—The fot ‘West Lieut. James | lowing Americans are mentioned in ¥.; Corps. | today’s Canadian casualty lat a Wounded: C. W. Donald and C. Vincennes, north of Amiens. Retween Amiens and Mondidier, centering near Hangard, are our of the German ans, holding Here they bear their ehare of the brunt rout ul, are more Ameri own Sammies offensive, Down farther near Te a a = the original line allotted to Gen, Pershing’s soldiers isbie, bo: Po re ie “|” on beth 8 Zortnnt, OF The French line beging near Amiens, and excepting the American >| CHICAGO—Sohn Vernbarg, jr,| positions, holds the miles of trenches all the way to Switzerland. — | cate the possible new offensive drives at Ypres, at Arras, and/ | cripple, who killed his father Monday On the German side arrows ir THE BON MARCHE | Banana’ BASEMENT. 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