The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 23, 1918, Page 12

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My new trance is 106 Columbia, midwa; tween First and Second aven, hot raise my prices becau war, but I do expect to in dental practice so that the incre business will offset the iner cost of doing business becau the war I want to be known as the only eattle who did not raing hie cause of the war. man in prices EDWIN stores in the Northwest that reaily | presented } Whene Aaim 1550 | Yankees Wipe Out Hh Hun Sniper Nests WITH THE AMERICAN TES IN FRANCE, Aug jot Germ snipers ARM a y night orced to flee and dead behing attempted a counter | Thursday sweeping attack rman troops leaving pris- atta 21 Enemy Planes LONDON, Aug. 23 tion of 21 German airplanes waa re pe today in the official statement insued by the British alr ministry In addition, a hostile balloon was de stroyed. Hight British machines are missing. The destruc wre, CHECK IS NOT GOOD | P. 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B.A PARIS, France, Aug, 2%.—Irance's sensation today ix the race for air honors between the su; con of veh flying equa Chas Fonk er and Kt flyers ed Guynemer have out-Guy nem long hailed an the greatest of war-birdamen Fonk ts the aviator who avenged Guynemer by bringing down a Ger man who had boasted: With Guy nemer dead, | fear no Frenchman.” Roth Nunge und Wonk have recently accomplished feats that transcend any of the famous Idol's Nungesser, within five minutes, during a thrilling air con brought down two German pla which will be marked down as his S5th and 36th victims, In the same flight he damag which yet been placed officially to another test triumph Im that of Hun planes in 20 hin total up to 60, downing seconds, brir In two flights he mans felled wix Ger e first two encountered after leaving bis airdrome. ed their planes with a spiral He diving bagged another before all within ten seconds ung Then after a short rest he went up again and three more Germans bit the dust Odd; on Had | ‘Real Dope on War | WITH THE BRITISH AR: { MIES IN THE FIELD, Aug. 23 } —After fretting about the loan of § ) bis manservant, an Austrian of | toe captured together with his guns, made clear the of Austria toward Ger v when he said: “You ) think it's odd of me, but I h ) managed to get along with t the Germans) fairly we ; \ under an. sie, Plan Big Time on Allied Veterans’ Day at Camp Lewis CAMP LEWIS, Aug. 23.—Obdser. vation of Allied Veterans’ day at 2 Camp Lewis Saturday will feature & woldier’s che Honor will be paid all veterans of all the allied nations An elaborate pro gram, including drill exhibitions: trench digging, bomb throwing, wall sealing and bayonet combat, ing arranged. All veterans of the present war will be provided with meals and quarters without Hritish and Canadian veterans to the number of 1,500 are expected to attend. is be- cont. ‘20,200 Austrians Lost to British on Italian Line LONDON, = Aug. 22.—Austrian lonsen on the British section of the Italian mountain front between June 15 and August 1, were 20,200 During the same period the British lonsen were 2,544. Allies Break Six Armies of Kaiser PA Aug, 23.—Six German armie ave been breken up since July and the seventh is now undergoing gruelling punishment from the British. 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