The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 13, 1918, Page 8

STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 13,1918. PAGE 8 TUN ALLIANCE SHAKY S$. NOW HAS HERTLING SAYS FOEWARLORDS BULGARIA MAY “ARMY CORPS HUNS WILL NOT ARE TRYING TO BE FIRST TO -_ INWAR TRIM KEEP BELGIUM ESCAPE DEFEAT QUIT TEUTONS - hy Umit Leased Wire Battle Analysis by " army corps of from 225,- sie a rka: wees 98 to 230,000 In each, have been “ J. W. T. Mason ” , e ee” ohare. goes bs COPENHAGEN, Ju Chanoe By United Press, Lessee Wire | LONDON, July 1—-Bulgaria, ¢ How Humber 1,100,000, Gen March | aaa’ a So keen at SEW york 13.-—Germany'p desert er Withettr Geld the senate military commit: sem: By ms gh ng ly wt of er babii weg ial to The Star by BOA And the others, Gen. Mareh said Teached « ste training would make tnt extreme emergency. 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The Navy Yard band from || We're glad to make A ‘ . : ry - 1 t 3 yeTrton su usic Te he in an interest-bearing savings account at ‘ ttle | Duret used with her money and that only a small amount Is av ap ' ae re 1 : ; Ane ma | ‘© help all these r i 9 . s refused to allow her to «# f An emerge this summer v eh « housand season tic | this bank? in the profits, amounting to $500 a | «ry effort will be made to get thru ets will be 1 next week if the dis i CLAM | f month this summer If low of play of “pep” last night is any indi HALF er more, | 1 Only an efficient army of savers will bring LONDON, July 13.-A succenstal Cedar river wil » to pro. eation Suir, coat, victory to our troops overs 5 minor operation by English and Au Passengers arriving here on a boat. ° m than 60 per cent of the en peter pe a a PSTAIRS | tralian troops between Vieux-Ber- from Petrograd brought news of A THRIFT STAMP a day | aaa] quin and Merris, on the Flanders riots in that city. They said that | will keep the Hun away, Open a Savings Account now. fro enulted in the capture of 96 several hundred soldiers and work = ra and a few machine guns, men led tt Lette Marshal Ha porte ta Parehik a aland cot : British casualties were light Guard for hours : ling $250.00 } ae \ ! Dexter Horton Trust , =| ot wert antl He pieced 2 and Savings Bank HELP ALONG FUND BY Skat, insted of ting un | ; BOOSTING TICKET SALE. | .%si hice" °°) 0 yan te nin ove | st aoa | republican indorsement for the | in 80-cent pleces| much in evidenc of of prosecuting attorney, has | ldler Armory floor ix not targe USE 46,000,000 FEET ' deputy prose attorney | for since March, 1916, and legal adviser laboring in the hot kitchen Sunday, preparing the fs y dinner, let us pre pare it. She will enjoy it —the change—the deli- eh ree © 1,500 dane i hur eae’) FIR IN NEW U. S. SHIPS | to county otticiats | cious, well cooked, pure ‘ ent ut would) WASHINGTON, July 13.—Con Brackett handled the Wiffenbach foods and the clean, cool s| tracts c x ‘or 46,000,000 | v tounty — case—litigation . 7 § avs 2. ¢ 5 the erection of the comfort hae arays res, ; . nev © and involving claims ass : ! gir for the BIE A—UE1G Third Ave, ‘ ! ‘ house in service t Mra. Buthoff, whe tt also jeted the tended the by ame and a large drive nts, urge murde prosecution c at the Armory hop Saturday eve | cot that will save some soldle 000 ; 191 oldier 0} 000-ton ship, which will, to a|ing he stands “for vigorous prosecu ning. Military bands will furnish | sailor a hotel bill of from $1.60 to| lar ‘ of fre 50 to|large extent, replace the Ferris type | tion of all attempting to hinder the Clioubdbu | the music and gold braid will be) $3.50 every week. in future government contracts. | war work of the government.”