The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 8, 1918, Page 5

IFT OFF GORNS! Keep Eye on East “When Making Peace, ly few drops then sore, touchy corns off THE SEATTLE STAR—TU DAY, OCTOBER 8, 1918. TED ARE I with fingers reported 207 casualtion Monday ® ° Poesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Is Polish Warnin 5 a an tollowe! illed In notion st) ceatdent aah tied’ fos Oe een Tes (Special to The Star by N. KE. dy) {sites who have never “had anything follow Killed in action . PARIS, Oct. &—A grave warnif in common with the people's de 160, died of dineane died of | has been ixsued by a prominent) sir and who always work t vunds, 16; wounded slightly, 4 Polish patriot in Paria against one| gether with the stronger, have in eee te a tii, men among those named: Private Lloyd Har phase of the German ¥ offen. | creased with t ald of German next kin Walter W. Harvey, Motel Washington Annex, killed in sive—the wecrecy the Huns have | rope and bayonet! bh, and Private Job renson, next of kin Mra, H. Abramson, 61 thrown around true conditions Same in Bohemia ONorthwent and Pacific state casualties, including nine Washington among the central European Slavs. And in Bohemia and other cen | men, are as f ‘ The warning is that the allies, | (al Slavic countries the situation | 1N in their geal to make Germany said to be similar to the plight of Name A Next of Kin store Belgium, Northern France, | Poland tevens an ¥ Minn Nellie Alsace-Lorraine and Serbia, must If all this be true,” nays the arver Beattie.» bys ag Fs Ak. | not allow the Huns to blind them | Pele, “then the Huns could wel , Myr Hutte, Mont, Mrs. Jennie Liew }on central European jsw afford to give up, for the time vate Alfred A, Luebke N Mont. Julius La being, the world ambition, and to vate Clayton Wilbur ' } | What Polos Paid rectify even the wrongs done ir piny or “I fear,” he says, “peoples of the | western Europe in exchange for the Corp. Willie It phy ni Andrew M. Murph allied countries do not understand | opportunity to keep what they held | pioar arvin ¢ = Pe oaiece ype T Charles Goodale the relation betwe their own before the war wount future safety and the aspiratic ¢| A warning is given against al méins Aten Sees Henry Wm. stitchett the oppressed Slavixh nations, lowing Germany to m a peace Mont te Anttilia “They must understand. Of they | that does not include restoration of Lyman He Miller will live to rue it—in two or three| Poland and neighboring countries . seh g y generations, They will find then, | and their independe Munters, Wins Mira A. Wo: A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but | !f Germany now is to have her way — Cone ‘ Serafin ( in those central countries, a Ger Hanford, Cal, Charles W @ few cents at any drug store, but t8! many twice aa large in territory, in RECTION sufficient to remove every hard) population, in wealth, in resources: CTION NO. 2 corn, soft corn, or corn between the It ia pointed o hat the ‘ tore, and the calluses, without sore peated out tha Huns or irritation are Keeping a sealed curtain over news events in central Europe. But ac Freezone is the sensational discov to eye witnesses who have cording ery of a Cincinnati genius. It is amuggied their information into wonderful France thia ia the situation in Po = = r a or . Three million persons killed Tobacco Habit Half a million in German cap uy eo quarters of a million per manently crippled on the battle Easily Overcome ® Sixty thousand political leaders executed. ie Mow Torker, of wie erience | A reduction in wealth of one gr anurt habit may be casily third a ee ae ee sthor Rdwary. |, Machinery worth $40,000,000 con 18id GC Station H New York | fiseated and taken to Germany , Will mail his book free on re- All loose metal in the country confiscated “4 Mines and oll wells robbed | py tranquil sleep, clear eyea Three-quarters of Poland's for germal appetite, good digestion | ests destroyed Soaks, riers. ctrone, memory oat To all of which, the Polish pa-| Milk, butter and cheese presery Teported. wag triot says, is this contrast: “The |in Paris against win nearcit ae of numerical strength of the German Maximum milk price paid produc Se: element and the power of the few | is 37.5 centimes a litre (7% cen rich and selfiah cosmopolitan para. for 1% pints) eeee eoce ecco The Elums Are Sparring for Time Keep After Them--Buy Bonds---Buy Bonds T would be a great mistake if the people of Seattle, of the United States, would unthinkingly allow the present German peace propa- ganda to so cloud their judgment that they would fail to oversubscribe the Fourth Liberty Loan—Now, of all times, we must “carry on.” We must not slacken our efforts for an instant. —Prepare—prepare — buy Bonds—buy Bond decide the war. —A few more good stiff Allied “wallops’” may put the Kaiser out for What we do now may Fraser-Paterson Co. 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