The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 8

STAR—TUESDAY, JULY 9, 1918. PAGE 8 Buckle down to your WORK, boys—the shadow of the HUN looms LARGE! All that stands between America, now, and HELL is the FLEET and that LIVING WALL of HUMAN FLESH over there—and YOU! And the WALL cannot STAND without YOU! God help the world—if it GIVES WAY! What if it should CRUMPLE, and the HUN SWEPT THRU—and FASTEN himself upon THIS country—as he has upon Belgium, France, Rumania, Italy, Serbia, Russia? How would you like to be stripped and robbed of clothes, shoes, money, property, citizenship—all that you now possess of value or cherish on earth—and then, under the lash, be driven like a BEAST into the WILDERNESS to PERISH from despair and starvation— so that “SUPER-MEN” and their broods might POSSESS what was YOURS? j You’ve been reading about the forcible DEPORTATIONS of Belgians, thoroughly understood and provided for, before the rest of this wicked, French, Italians and Serbs,,haven’t you? How they’ve been driving them quarrelsome world forced (?) the Buzzard of Potsdam from his peaceful | away—outraging and polluting their WOMEN murdering the HELP- perch and started him on the wing! at ? LESS, USELESS and the UNDESIRABLES ond dinate all? And the same treatment has been prepared for the United States! You’ve been saying to yourself “It’s too horrible—I don’t believe it!” Make no MISTAKE! It is waiting for YOU and YOURS! Wake up, man—you’d BETTER believe it! The German Imperial Staff have PROVIDED FOR EVERYTHING! s : sibs aes q They pretend to be doing these things from “Military Necessity. If you don't THINK so, read this ADVANCE DOPE—prepared back They LIE! Their hellish atrocities are DELIBERATE! They were in 1912! 4 “Letus * * * organize GREAT FORCED MIGRATIONS of inferior peoples. We must COERCE them! The efficient people must secure for themselves ELBOW ROOM, by ' means of WAR, and the inefficient:must be HEMMED IN—and at last, DRIVEN INTO ‘RE- 4 - SERVES,’ WHI R E they have NO ROOM to GROW * * and where, discouraged, and % rendered indifferent to the future, BY THE SPECTACLE of the SUPERIOR ENERGY of * their ( SONOL I ra IRS, they may CRAWL SLOWLY TOWARD THE PEACEFUL DEATH \ : 4 OF WEARY AND HOPELESS SENILITY.” KULTUR?—IF THIS be German Kultur—Let’s be ROUGH-NECKS! 4 UP—American WORKERS—ad AT THEM! SUPPORT that LINE! a] The firms and individuals listed below represent practically every branch of Seattle’s great industries: nen Savings Bank and Trust Central Coal Co. Great Western Smelting & Refining Lindenberger Packing Co. Olympic Foundry Co, Puget Sound Navigation Co. Stimson, C. D. City Light Dept. Co. Lippy, T. 8. Oriental Trading Co. Pure Milk Dairy. Struve, F. K. A , E. City Messenger & Transfer Co. Green, Joshua. Lowman, J. D. Overland Pacific, Inc. Rhodes Co., The. Stuart, Elbridge A. y yas Sibuueing Co. Clemmer, Jas. Q. Griffin & Co. MacDougall-Southwick Co. Pacific Car & Foundry Co. Roslyn Fuel Co, Suzzallo, Dr. Henry. Augustine & Kyer. Cho Ite © Co. Groceteria Stores Co. Marine te ig Works. Pacific Coast Coal Co. Rothweiler & Co. Takiguchi, T. Azuma Eros. Cobb, C. Grote Rankin Co. The. Martin, F. Pacific Construction & Engineering Scandinavian-American Bank, Thea, Thomsen, Moritz. hackus, M. F. Columbia Salmon Co. Hanson, Ole. Meacham & (ae Shipbuilding Co Co. Schwabacher Bros. & Co. Union Savings & Trust Ca Barton & Co. Commercial Boiler Works. Heffernan Engine Works. Mehlhorn. August. Jr, Pacific Coast Engine Works. Schwager-Nettleton, Ine. United Coal Sales Co. Belknap, ©. C., Glass Co. Cooper, Frank B. Hendricks Manufacturing Co. Metropolitan Building Co. Pacific Coast Steel Co, Schwager-Nettleton Mills, Wakefield, Lee H. Bemis Bros. Bag Co. Cox, A. H., Co. Henry, H.C, Mitsui & . Vacific Creosoting Co. Seaboard National Bank. Wakefield, Lee HL. Co, Black Manufacturing Co. Crane Co Hofius Steel & Equipment Co. Murphy an. Vacific Motors, Ine. Seattle Automobile Co, Walworth Manufacturing Ca oes fd opted fhtaryion ceseent ae incon ine Co. foge, J. D. i Nation nk ot Commerce ' te Shipping & Fuel Co. Seattle Baking Co. Washington-Annex, The Bon Marche, The, De ster Horton N National Bank, The Ju Acigricats! Comonlsslen Or Ones Shipbuilding Coe Pareotis, ro la ae Beattie Sere pa shaders yt ig nney-Watson Co. Duthie, K ee S.A. ruce-Kschbach. Patterson McDonald Shipbu je Machine Works. Bradner Con The. Fhirldge Bulek Co. Kelley-Clarke Company. Nippon ure ee reine Machine Co. iiidiiieaibee Beatile Netiowal being * bile Dept.” Prank, oy Ae Brown, Rogers. ‘ Elliott Bay Shipbuilding Co. Kilbourne-Clarke Co, Northern Life Insurance Co. Pigott, William. Seattle Rainier Valley Railway Ca Wellington Coal Co. Brunswick Balke-Collender Co. Virst National Bank, Kinnear, Chas. A, Northwest Trust & Savings Bank Portland Cement Association. Sloan Shipbuilders Corporation. Westerman Iron Works. Carlisle Packing Co. ; Fraser-Paterson Co. Kinnear, G., Co. Northwestern Fruit Exchange. Puget Mill Co. Smith, © J. Western Smelting & P-~er Ca pommation: Mik Products Company. Rredeetek < Newe, desig Lhe a‘ tee Bee A Northwestern | Mutual Fire Assn Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co Standard Furniture Co. White Co. Centennial Mill Co. Gottstein, M. A. Co.” ond We Oldhany Hobert P. waa Se ee Bictecostleee anstine eerie. Yerhorne Beene eek. Jue rf