The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 29, 1918, Page 7

THE SEATTLE STAR—THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 1918. PAGE? ee TO FRENCH TROOPS oe —- —-— || CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Koa Rainecourt, six miles southe mast of Neale ideals on RR GE RTE Hey , Freneh troops nav miles northwest of N: || They have also reac ‘on road, near Bermaine, three wo miles north of Sermaine. Catigny, rion of Cachy and Ralnecourt, #ix miles southeast of Neale. | w od buy coal now for fall, The west nk of »¢ Bomme ie in the hands of he French from (J) Ana when uve soca sue ut HAi ovr efoto mia era ot Sate [TJONIGHT, for the last ; time, we close our Get These Points pturing 40 villages and reaching the new German defenses on the Somme from Clzancourt, five miles south : : * Mr oevive Mee ee Ll doors in the Rialto build- i nibs ei db ae | ortrtrt of this line Js formed by the Somme and the remainder by the | . ‘ z <0) on. north cana od gs Stamps are secure y Joining this operation on the north, the Britieh made an appreciable ing. advance on both sides of the Somme—where it flows in a westerly on m i Mess agen _ | court miles west of Peronne, and Fresnes, five miles south of Zerbe uth of the rive & Tuesday morning, the OXYGEN VAPOR Seiten rose ales eentiuned thet Deogrems botiresn Mapaume 00d store will reopen in the CURES HEAD COLDS) tre scarne, capturing Croiselies and advancing to Vaulx-Vraucourt, five |} een | miles northwest of Bapaume, More than 10 miles of the Hindenburg line | | New Building, at Fifth itish hands sh operation along the Oise captured Suzoy, Pont L’Bvequ, Vauchelles Porquericourt, approaching to within nearly a mile of |}| and Pine. Noyon on the west Retween the Olse and the Aisne, American troops repulsed several ‘ comrade hear Juvigny, = a of Soissons. | Only the knowledge x ermans an uns | ite ai ee ‘ Taken by British Since Aug. 21 that this institution is reed ge demand app allan choy Rage Boag Fete, about to enter a larger have been captured n louth of th ne, we maintained pressure against the enemy, . paced the cunt. ad ,"" the sta A pe nt maid " community, can temper |coumpasetive eine and a half northeast of Croiselies) the night passed in | the regret that we feel German prisoners taken since August 21 total more than 26,000, Field “Strong German counter attacks along the Scarpe were repulsed last field of usefulness in the “North of the Somme, as far a» the neighborhood of Fontaine-Les de the Bearpe, the enemy made strong counter attacks yenterday |}/ the total wealth and resources of the United States. They bear 4 per cent interest compounded quarterly, at maturity. They may be turned into cash at any Money Order Postoffice on 10 days’ notice, with approxi- mately 3 per cent added, if wanted before maturity. Buy War Savings Stamps, It is your duty.—F. b, Haynen—-Adv pturing Curlu, north of the river, and reaching a line near Subscribe for your quota of War Savings Stamps today. Let Uncle Sam know, as definitely as you can, how much you are determined to save in order to help win this war. = gg pane os eee eer aes in removing from the . > | “Our advanced pos « extabliahed west of Oppy (fou ites southeast of |! : This space contributed by The Seattle Vieng ee ees cont ery tant Bight na toe Femult Of repeated nostie| | neighborhood where we % ~— vom at taken since the 2ist exceaded 26,000 and over 100 guns have have had so many pleas- been taken. 4 s Se 88 S| oxtenave par and rendered very able and gallant service in co-opers-|f] ant business experiences, |Sereeas tion with the infantry and other 3 = a |] and have found so many LABOR CLAUSE ‘United Press || good friends STAR WANT ADS BRING ‘enteneottcs! I$ TAKEN OUT | Summary of || & NELSON a RESULTS SS) OF DRAFT BILL! War Events/| PICARDY FRONT—German re. | sivtance was centering today at Ba-|}) paume, and on the Somme from Peronne to Ham, and at Noyon, An immediate break in the line is expected at apaume, on the north ern flank, at Noyon, while the Fight Exemption Clause British a the outskirts of Ba Provost Marshal Gen. Cro ower WAS) Kaume. The allies are still four to fight the que confer: | miles from Peronne. Fierce \ is going on “ |ereater port and the argument | 1) 6 deve Continued From Page One | but later am saying the Penrose amendment had to be thronhed out this forenoon, i. : . sel pore infantry action. he used to the conte ae LORMAINE FRONT — German . cally thus raids were unsuccessful last night. |U. S. Accepts Ship Duthie plant, was formally accepted| Washington Association of by shipping board representatives. 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