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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
@ranenbaftc bat.

GOclctb, Winn, Is. 6cbruor.
6rco gnlln0, 40 Sabre alt, BE.
iiBcr elmer @cintitdttc nobc bier, lilo.
lid uon Gpclet6, eridoB bclltc icine
3ottin uno pier flcincn &in0er lmo
t60tctc lid oom ieIbit. gmluno mor
iniolQc 0c@ 5o0c9 cincS SobncS triib-
iinnig gcmor6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
nlcbbn" luicOcr WrOkpapa.

go1ton IS. 6cbruor. Gopi.
tdn nno 6ruu 2lrAIboIo .. 9iooicueli
birrlelbit pltroc belte cin Sobn &c
borcl. Captain 9tooicDclt, ein Soba
0eS Gr 4rGliocntcu lit 6ur 3eit mil
Der onlerifuniidcu 2lrmee in 6rolft
reid; icinc Cottin, bic friibcr Sri,
@racc g. 2ofcpoo0 BON bier mar
lueilt felt ser 2lbrciic ibreS @ottcr
Bel ibren Gltcrn. Gos Sino erbicli
Den Iomen 9lrc6iboIo 9. 0fooiebclt
jun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
Sificrcu5cn clugctretcn?
20 askNEH
,3piihcn GcltitblonO lmo Gciterreich.

NltllH uCS <Nu'ICllIlluINlllUCS 0lul-
icDcu 9ftBlono lmo sen Central
uGhtcn.- CcitcrrCidJiicbc &reiic
ricbtct cine @urmmN oil GcutiN.
Iuno.
2onooM Is. 6cbruor. - Cine
crnitc SpaItunN lit on9cblih 5miicbcl
GcutiNlunh mo Oeltcrrcif llugurn
ollrh bic @CcnoiQun9 Oea @oiicnltille
itunbcS 5rpildcn 0cu GcntraImGd)tcn
lln0 9fuBlonO pn0 Die Grncucrlt1g
bco aricga5uItonbcs berDor0crltfcn
mororrL mic 0cr &opcnbogcnCr Cor.
respondent Scr oGrhon0c (clcNropD
60" bcricbtct.
Gic 0lterrcihilhc Frciic, 10 i05rt
ocr Correspondent iort mnrnt
Gruticblono 0c1cn Oic 9SiCOcrcr0ii-
mm9 Der GcinOlcligfcitcn on Ocncu
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9cblicb 0orout oob oic 0itcrrei6iibc
Monorhic niNt lGn9cr nn GuBlon0
0rrn5t un0 niMt lpic 0cutidlonO &c
6mun9cn icL Den &onpi pic0cr oui-
6uncbmcn.
Gas Gin3igc, mas OcItcrrcih &C.
Qcu iciucn Hillcn tblm m60c, 10 ioAt
oic 3citrtnQ ici OoS, Die irCic &crbin'
bun0 3wiicbcn Der Wtonort1ic unN Der
Ukraine 81 bCibiitcn.
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ridden 9lmtc ocS 9luspGrtigCl ltcbt,
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0cntcn olf ocn Stonbpllnft ooB @rof
G5crniL ser GIterreiMilh lngurilhc
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&crnittler NIT ocm @citcl illngircn
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becn6ct ltn0 iilr cincn unicrer @cg-
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Sotc, melher, mic Der Correspondent
mcint, offcnbor oil 0cltl6luno'@
2lbrcIc qeridtct lit mo, mic folgt,
lalltCt:
o9}mt unlcrCr Seite mur0c ole @cs
ncigtbeit gu polttipcn llnterbonOlln.
Gen uicnlol8 rntcrbrod)cL ltn0 eS
itcbt 5lt bofich 0oB hic llntcrbano
llm0Cn nid)t pon ocr nnocren Scitc
untCrbr0hen mCr0Cn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19

niger ola $3.50 pro N}ouot cr
GoltcrL cinacicbloicu. Die
Nla iiir bic lIc6crnobmc 0yr
@ubncn olrh oic Ncgicrlu1
miro I'M SCnnt bclproden.
@oibington Is sScbr. GiC
&crtrctcr elmer Wcbrbcit Ser Giicu
bobncn scr Ser. Stuoten, pcIdc 5lul
crltcn Male Dor Der Sobn GonnHil
lion Scr @ubncn crid)ic1 Nub Sic
Antbmcn0igtclt eincr Grb0blulg 0cr
S0bnc Der Sobnun1cItcIlten ill. 1ic
lclbcn crfldrten ooB lie tcincr Gr0G
bnng opponiren polltcn Ionocrl nltr
Die Gonnliiion III belicn miinihtelL
inoem lic ollc crforocrlCbe Sniornlu
tion Crtbeiltcn
Sic 9canltclt 6rouden fcinr &c.
ncilc oaB Die Soften 0cS ScbcnSln
terbultes lid pcrncbrt boben lu0
ooB Die idlletbt bc5nbltel Selttc u1b-
reno OcS ariegc5 @ciltnno beoiirfell,
ertlurtc 5. ". SiNginS bon Chicago
Der Gertretcr Der wcitlidben @obnen.
yNicmono perltcbt cS beIier, ais
Oie neutrality-suspicious. ooB eS
3ablrcidlc aIoiien pom 9lngcitelltc1
gicbt, oie nidt 1cniigcnb cltid)dbigt
mcrOcu" ioNtc ,Iobn W. @nlbcr bon
Rcu ?Dorf, scr Gcrtreter Der 0itlidcn
@nhncn.
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&crtrCtcr Der iiiblihcn gobncn 5lL
0ob Oic crudbntcn 3uItdnOc in m.
6crcn Sbcilcn Oca Snnoc3 aud, nlli
0cn SiiOcn Nc5ug bGticn.
9lllf cine 6rngc 0eS &oriiBcrS Scr
Gonlnliiiion erluioertc Sr. Siggins;
sd m0htc iogcn, ooB otlc ItGnner,
mclhc ueniger ais $3.50 pro lionot
crboltcn mcbr @elo brollherL nm
oic Niebroiagobcu fir Die 9eoiirt
uillc 5lt Octtcn. Iic 8ebQltcr ocricti
gen &cutC, lpcld)c 0iilic brnuhCn
ioQtc minocItcn9 nuf $1,000 pro ,Sobr
crb6bt ucr0cn. Gic grobtc 3ulnAc
Iolltcn icuc DiGnncr bctouIncr, lucl
cDc mCnigcr, ais cin 0lu0Crt Collars
pro Wionut ucrOIcncrl bcnu oiciclbCu
bobcn cine itIinmc 3cit orlrdpmA
d)cn."
2llIc GConer uarcn lcbr Uorlidltil.
81 bctoncn oub iic feincu llnterid)ir0
3uiidcl lhiona Diitglieocrn lmo
nihtorganiiirtcn 9lnqCIteutcu luod'
ten. Scrr @albcr crtldrtr. oub 0ic
&oudIit0t uielcr Der 9Ingeltcllten her
porgcDobcn SIT mcrocn pcr0icuc;
ocnn piclc 0cricIbcu bdttcn bohete
S0hnc in mOuiriCllcn glnlagcn aus
QcihloAcn, um 6ri ocn @nhncn }ll
bICibcn.
oSle GllcnlulnCn lueroell llod) III
@ongc icin, lucnn Diele jencr ,Snbri
fen lmo Sdliii3bqub6ie ibrc Sbiiren
5ugcnoNelt bo5cn," iWloB S5crr @o!
Der.
TnnoDmc Scr Gticnbabn
Hill uCiid)crt.
9tud Ocn hCutc acnahten ElGnen
qlaubcn sic 6ii1rer Der Gcgierala
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dc angcnoumcr lucrocn miro 9iu,l
cincm inlormclICu llcbcreintomnel
luCldca nlorgcn Dem Scnote jlIr Ha
tijirlng lntcr6rcitet mcrocn lol!,
miro sic Ggbuttc an filnf liinricn
bcgrcu}t nadj , llbr am GonncritnJ
9tohmttug. lmO c3 miro crluNrtet.
onB cin eu0giiItiBc@ 8otlm nod al
oemiele6n So1e erlpartet meroen
fanu Iicie5 llcberelnfonlmen mrroc
noh ocnl GerIciel cine9 SdrcibenS
Don @cneraoircttor Mc2looo er5icIt
luorin ocrielbc sic 9tntbmenbi8tcit ci.
mes pronlpten &orgehcna anrcgtc II.
oaraui binuic5. Oab oic Gerio9cring
eincS icocn Cages oie Gnrfiilbrlmg
ocS Stricac3 behjnbere.
W2orNcn miro Senator SubnIon
pan Californian Die Srage Der llcber'
ndbnc ser 9ubncu onrdl oie 9icgic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
Drti 1T OrriCa0rn
9eutldc SnitansriTc
aui 0ouDon.
Ser lctte gciterm MbcnS
~ lpdtcr Stnmoc.

9ioM fcjuc @crIttc llbcr Den rtpnl
0cn &cbcn@Dtrluit ooer Wtotcriols
lhoorn bci Dem lrBtcu llcbcriuIl
5lr NonO. - Nci 0cu bciocu uor
bcrgcbcnocu }ln0riiiCu murN2n
y Ecrioncu Qrt6Otct mo naNc
ionmt Il pcrJcbt. - Gjc ont
5icQcn britiihcr NCrjbtc.
&unbun, Is. Ncbrnnr.-NcinOs
lidc 9lcrOplnuc pcrind)tcn bentc
9lGcnO uicOcr cincn 9ln9riIf ami SOuz
Oun; OicS lit ocr brittle llcbcrfol III
cbcniu uieicn Sa9cn,
Gjuc I'M 9fittcrnadJt erlancnc
amtl!dyc WiittbcilnnN bc9 britiid)cn
aricaoamtcS hat iOlNCnbcn Wort
lnut;
,ScinblidIc Nlng5engc frcnjttn
Gcutc 9lbcnS fnrs nNf, . llbr bic
0iite nno ilugcn nnf Sononn 5lt.
Nciuem Der 6liegcr gelong cs, onrdD
beu &crtGcipignngsalIrtCl blnonrf
III tummcn, nuo bisbCr iinh nod feline
SeridJtc Iibcr chuuiacn EcbcnSucrlnlt
uoer SdDaocn cingClGuFcn."
2onOoh Is. Gcbrllor. - %Sl
ocnt 2uitangriif 0cn bic GclttIhch
an SonntoQ oni 2ouoon lntcrnob'
men mur0cn 1G %Crioncn Nct0otct
lnO 81 ucrpunoct >udbrcn0 ltA 0je
Werlucbe bel Dem 2lcroplm ltebcriall
ppn -eerbargehenGen Gage nut Ell
lootc mo picr &eupln0ctc belicIcl
2ln Oenr 5onntoga-}In0rjff nab
men ieh2 oOcr iicbcn icinolitc Nero
plane tbciI. Ter nOditcbcnoc or1ls
}iellr @cridt lmr0c bcltc bc}ll0Ijh
0c9 lcbten llcberiall3 crIoiicn:
Ser 9lnQriff Scr lcBten ?}odt
idleint Don ich9 oOCr iicbcn Nero
plaucn magcfiibrt morocn }u irih
pon 0cncn mtr elmer @onoou crrcibs
tc. Sic crItc ieinoIihc Atoihinc
poiiirtc Die %uiel Ibouct Inn 9 lltr
10 mo ilpQ Die Ibcmic hlnolf ndh
gun0on, ho2 cr DOM Ror0Dc'tcu
frclBtc &n ucr'hicOcnNl GiIlrlttcn
wurOcn tpihcn 10 ll6r 10 mo 10
ll6r 80 @ombcu Gcrobgcporfcl
Iic iibriQcn ,5lic0cr ucIhc pom
9torooilen iiber Giicr o0cr pom CItcn
cntlanQ Ger lbcmic %ouoor 81 cr-
rcitGcn' iltcbtcn mirOcn idnrHtIIdl }Il
riid0ctricbcu."
Ger 9criht bc}ii0liN or2 Sanjs
ijaQ5.llcbcrinll$ ioNt:
Sic Qciomutcn&crlnitc, Die 0lrCD
0cu 2lcrnpIon 2lnariiI IN Der 1ons
itaQ 9}odt ucrllriodJt mrr0cL mos
rCt:
oct6Otct: 3 Mdnncr, > frouen
lmO 3 ain0er. Germlm0ct cin .lionn
mo 0rci &ilocr."
Ginc scr @ombcu oic qctcrn
@lGcn0 bcro69cppriCn mur0rL troi
Gin Sotcl, moNllrd ic69 o0cr odt
Ycrioncn act6otet mur0cn lpclc6c olli
Der 3trobc in ser 9}1hc oea Sotcl2
6en Gcrlori 0c5 9lnQrifi5 beo6od)tc
ten.
Scr 6cuti1c @crtAt.
@erlim IS. 6cbr. Cine bcu.
tc pom oclltihen @enrrnlItab erlliics
ne omtld)c Grfl0rlng iagt, oob G.,
eincni 0clti6eu 4croplan gcItcrn &C
lann Nonhcn ani Hon0on bcrob5ue
mcrIcn.
GannOiidDer Sampicr uericntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19

Ger olltoriiirt it, ShuIOigcn, lall@
tbotl0hlid clnc &crihn0rltn8 crpics
len miro, itreng 5u bciroren.
: itcrrci d DIE CruppCn
nurin Scr Ukraine.
u ltcrOonL IS. 6c6ruor -
Gin 9lbtomntcn lit 3uiidcn GcluId).
lano lmo Geiterrcid .lln9arn Gctrot.
len luoroen, mad, mcIhcn, I'M Sale
Der 0iotbluenoigtct nliIitdrildcn
g'orgcbcn5 gcgen oic 9iltlien, Die
oclltidcn Srltppcn oli oic @rcncn
uon GroB0ilBlano bcidrQnft blcibcn
II. bic Ceitcrrcifcr oui bic l(troinc.
Gicic }lntinoiaunG iii Gin elmer @t3-
ncr 1Cpcidc cntboItcn.
FuluiiAc 2cQion BON 9oIs
i6ruitj acid loQen.
burM SomItag, .. s.
6ruar. @cqcnrcpolrtionGre polnl
ihc Gcgioncn pur0cu ain 6. 6cbrlor
bel Wlinaf Don OCn Golibepifi &c
ihloocn luie cine pom {. 6cbrudr
oatirtc Iepcitbe an oo9 offijiclle
observation-disclosures bciogt.
Gie IcpcIfe lulttCt:
,Ginc pcr,mciiclte SWlad]t tpnrOc
om 6. 6cbrlar 5piiNcn Streltfrat.
ten scr 9(r6citcr. lm0 SolOoie1 Iclcs
gotcn lno 0egcnrcponliionGren go
len in cincr StGrfc bon 2OO0 V|onll
au9gcfodtcn. Nad cincn blltIgen
9iingen bebicltcn Die lrnppen Der
9(rbeitcrs lno 1clcgotcn
Die C6crbano. Cine polniIdc 9lbthci'
lunQ pou GOO 0iomn lpllroc gon5Iih
oufgcrieben, uno sic poIniidc HapnI'
lcric iicl 5uriicf
Gic 9epolferltng cmpiinQ uncrc
SoIoaten frellnolih lnO perIorgtc
oicielben nit 9tabrllngsnitteln Iic
polniidcn 5rltppen 5ogen iid) in lln'
prbnllng iuriid; bic oemofratihcn
Glenentc IieBcn bic 5ruppen I'M
StidI rno ihloiicn ld) oc1 9iepolt-
tioniircn an"
- IaS Scnots.Gomite, OoS iih
nit Der Sdiifsiragc beih0Itiat. be
idhlpR ncitcrn, an Dfont0u ndh S1oQ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
lleuentbrQnnt.
&ries ,pii6en &nblano
uno 9entl9lanO.
Sic Seutihen frensen Die
Imnpr.

9lmtliMc @erlincr Melorn9 brin0t
bic aunoc, oob Die Gelrtitbcn oic
ulilitGriidcn 0pcrotioncn ge9cI
HuBlono crncucrt bobcn. - Die
Gcutidcn bottcn III 9rcit. .SitoDSf
iijr sen Sail ocs 6cDli9IogcnS
DER lntcrbonnlungcn 0ic Ccclls
potion Repol'S onge0roDt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
9lmcrifaniid)cr Secplan bernntcr'
9eIdJOiicn.

llcbcr eltropGii6cn @cpiiicrn.
Ter 6lieger 6d6nrid sturtepant
pon @oibinoton :. g., pcrnlibt
lno mobrihcinliN lrnlocfonnen.
&icr omcrituniihc SoIooten
in 6runfrcib oltrN Grploionen
gctootet. - 9tob @crihtcn oc3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19

- Gas Scnots .Gomite, Oo8 iiN
nit Der Sd)ifisiragc beih1itiat. bc-
id'loB gcitcrn dm Montdg nob Sog
1SSlon0 III fobrcn, i'm oort imn1ittel.
barc rSniornation ii6cr oen Sort.
id)ritt III crbolten, ben Die 9lnterican
SSnternationol CORPORATION bci Oenl
9au Der 9nlogc gelnndt bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
Scr 0cuti0 dc 23ert H +.

@erlim IS. 6cbr. Cine bcu.
tc Dom ocrttihen @enrralItab erlliics
ne omtlidc GrfIGrlnQ iagt, oob G,
einem 0cltideu 4rropInn scitcrn Qt-
lann Nomhcn aui Hon0on bcrob3us
mcrfcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1918-02-19
Ginltigt
Ans66ten.
SaBuangetcQtc erbals
ten eobnerbObnng.
MinSeitlubm ami $4,000
prp Sabr anseiekr.

Die Grb0bung ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MADDEN oicicn 5britt notGucnoa.
2luc 9lnNcItcaten mcldc pt
niger ol$ $3.50 pro D}ouot cr
GoItclL cinaciMloiicu. Die
Bill iir Oic llcbcrno0mc Ocr
@obncn bllrd oic HcgicrluG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
TENANTS ORGANIZE
TO FIGHT RENT HOGS

They intend. II necessary. to go on
rent strike" refuse TO move, and
probably carry the fight into the
courts.
Altho they have been forced to pay
30 per cent rent increases. notices
were received OF another 81 month.
~ increase. and later by word that
this would be increased TO SIS
monthly.
The tenants committee. headed by
II. w Scranton. OF the Pacific
Coast Co. and II. G. Chapman. OF
Perry Bros. has addressed n letter
10 Philip Brenner. OF Bellingham.
owner OF the apartments. pointing
out the increases that have been put
In effect. and adding.
while we appreciate the fact that
costs OF maintenance and operation
have increased in the last year To n
material extent. on the other hand.
they have not increased TO an extent
as to apparently warrant such In.
creases In rent as have been made.
and which have resulted In an appar-
emily unreasonable rent for the IA
cilities and coDveniences furnished.
Being desirous Of taking such ac-
(Conttnged on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
BY WM. PHILIP SIMMS
United Press Correspondent

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FRANCE. Aug. 9.--Cie:3o p. fn.l--
British cavalry detachments are re
ported approaching Chaulnes. in the
Picardy drive.
Prisoners taken to date exceed
%, 900, according TO the estimates.
The cavalry today took n number OF
additional villages from the Ger
mans.
The losses to the armies OF Won
Der Marwitz and Won Huier in mu-
niuons and other supplies alone con-
stitute a heavy blow to the Germans.
Ten different enemy divisions were
identified In yesterdays fighting. "a
German division usually numbers
II 600 men) other divisions have
been thrown into the battle since
last night
The whole area included In the
great bend OF the Somme Is nasty
tangle of German transports, artil-
lery and troops. all struggling along
the same roads. These masses OF
men and material are being attacked
by low flying airpianes. which main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
START
new SMASH ON
FLANDERS line

LONDON, Aug. 9.-British troops have
started a new drive in Flanders and have
already captured several villages, the war
office announced today. LOGON, LeCornet,
Malo, Quentin, lie Petit, Pacaut and Le
Hart have been occupied. This attack i
north of the Franco-British offensive in
Picardy.
Initial progress of two miles on an eight
mile front, along the southwestern portion
of the Flanders salient, was reported.
Haig's statement today indicated the enemy had
retired from his positions the whole Lys valley ro
and that British had advanced northwestward to Mer
vile to a depth of 1000 yards.
"In the Lys valley fos the past few days, the en-
envy continued evacuate his forward positions" tho
statement said "Our whole front line has advanes9
from the Lave river the river Bourne northwestward
of Mervlle to a maximum depth of over 1000 yaEds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
Seattle Man Again
Honored by France

Edward Bickcl. University OF
Washington man. decorated with
the croix dc gucrre for driving
bullet riddled ambulance for seven
days and nights. without n chance
for rest or meals. has again been
honored by France.
lie has been awarded the four
rogere." according TO word sent
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. i.
Blckel. by Dean Arthur Priest
representative Of the Parents as
sociation in Paris. The latest
award followed weeks OF strenu
Gus ambulance service with the
ouat Rienes Iouaves. famous
French regiment. Young Bickel
In now resting at the base OF tho
United states ambulance service.
after eight months service In the
Rheims district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
YANkS BREAK UP
TEUTON ATTACK
ON vESLE FRONT
Dispatch From Fred
S. Ferguson
ny United Press Leased W1e
Direct 10 The Sfar

WITH THE AM MERICAN
ARMIES IN FRANCE. Aug. 3.
--INight.b-The Franco British
attack In Picardy is likely TO
have n big influence on the
Aisne Vesic line where there has
been no great change In the past
- hour.
The Americans improved their 20
sitions slightly by heavy attacks but
for the most part were busy rcpuls-
ing German countcr-attacks Five
OF these enemy assaults were broken
up today our artillery stopped the
first two. The third reached our
lines but the Infantry threw them
back In handto hand struggles. The
next two were rcpulsed by rifle and
machine gun fire.
The bridgchcad M Fismes was
widened during the day. The city
IL now entirely cleared of bochcs.
who have been hunted out OF cellars
and dugouts and captured or killed.
Heavy artillery exchanges con.
tinucd during the day. The rains
have passed and the roads have dried
out. simplifying transportation. How
ever. the Germans are strongly en-
trenched on the heights north OF tho
Vesle in caves and deep dugouts. our
artillery will literally have 10 blast
the sides OF these hills before the
advance.
News OF the Amiens attacks is be
ing received with great enthusiasm.
one doughboy expressed the senti-
mcnts OF his compa Mons as follows:
The boche is getting like n horse.
Now he In beginning TO kick. The
British ought TO put twist In his
nose and shut off his wind. Then
we'll start going here again"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-09
United Press
Summary of
War Events
FLANDERS FRONT :

FLANDERS FRONT - The
British suddenly advanced today
on an cight.mile front on the
southwestern portion OF the
Flanders front. penetrating a
maximum depth of two miles
and capturing five villages. Tho
British war office announced
that LOGON. Le-Cornet Malo.
Quentin, lie Petit Haucaut and
Lo Hart had been occupied. Lo-
con Is two miles north of Bethunc.
Le-Cornet Malo is n milo north
miles north and west OF Le-Cor.
net Malo. lie Petit Haucaut is
"A mile and quarter north OF
Quentin and mile south of
Mcrvillc. Lc Hart is a mile west
OF Mcrvillc.
PICARDY FRONT-British
troops continue their advance
today over "A greater portion of
the new 20-mile offensive front
astride the Sommc. Unofficial
dispatches reported British cav
airy Mt Chaulnes Junction-an
advance OF four miles since yes
terday and "A total penetration of
i2 miles beyond the original
lines. Rosieres apparently has
been captured. while the import.
ant center of Chaulnes is In i'm
minent danger II was also un.
officially reported that Morlan.
court. where the Germans held
M the British left wing yester-
day. had fallen. The British war
office reported $4,000 prisoners
and n great number OF guns.
AISNE. NESLE FROM vt
American and French troops
continue to improve their posi-
tlons north of the Vesle and are
breaking up continuous counter
attacks. The Germans are report.
ed so heavily entrenched on the
heights between the Nesle and
the Aisne that the allied artillery
will have to literally blast away
the face OF the hills before the
Franco American advance can be
resumed.
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Somme Roadways Are Tangled
With Foe Troops and Guns

tain a constant machine gun fire. ac-
companied by bombs. day and night
In the region OF Morlancourt. the
British were unable TO maintain their
positions. The Chipiily spur. around
the foot OF which flows the Somme.
is the scene OF very heavy fighting.
The Wurtemburgers there were or
dered to hold, despite any losses
Farther south. French and British
cavalry seems TO be everywhere At
once. cutting retreating columns to
pieces and rounding up prisoners.
Armored cars are dashing up and
down the roads. adding TO the enc
my's dismay. while tanks and
"whippets" maneuvering across the
fields and cooperating with the cav
airy far in advance OF the infantry.
are continuing their deadly trundle.
Many bridges have been destroyed.
including those at Peronne and Brie.
French cavalry. tanks and fnfan-
try are fighting brilliantly on the
British right.
Chaulnes. which British cavalry is
now reported approaching. Is iS
miles from the line where the Of
fensive started.
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LONDON, Aug. 9.-Morc than
$4,000 prisoners have been taken
In the allied advance In t1cardy,
the war office announced today.
The number Of guns has not
been estimated.
British troops have captured Nor
lancourt. the important town north
of the Somme. where German resist
ance held up the left wing OF the al
lied advance yesterday. Resistance
continues in this area. and heavy
fighting is under way between Chip
lily and Morlancourt
British cavalry Is near Chaulnes
junction. four miles in advance OF
the infantry. British patrols have
passed Foucaucourt. four miles north
and west of Chaulnes (cntire gain, IL
milesl
Chaulnes junction is about a mile
south OF the important city OF Chaul-
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Soviet Agents to
Plan Big Meeting

The Soviet Council of Seattle. d"
claiming to be one OF several thou.
sand organizations In the United
States cooperating with the present
Russian government. has obtained
the Moore theatre for n mass meet.
ing Saturday night. John Reed.
writer: W r. Dunno. Butte labor
leader. and James Duncan. secretary
of the Central Labor Council. will
speak.
THE object will h. to post people
on how to cooperate with Russia.
announced l.. Green. soviet Hecrc-
tary
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Allies Take Morlancourt and
Approach Foe Base at Chaulnes

nes, and represents an advance OF
more than l2 miles from the original
allied line at Hangard, and an add.
tional penetration of about four
miles yesterday
Haig's official report last night de-
scribed the allied line rs extending
from Breaches. northeastward thru
Plessier- -Roseainvillers. Beaucourt
and Gaix. to Framerville, then north
westward thru Chipilly to point
west OF Morlancourt. a front OF
about 20 miles.
Framerville. the apex OF the allied
salient. Is about nine miles east Of
Villers. Bretonneux. and represents
an advance OF about eight miles. The
highly important railway and high
way center at Rosieres is mcnaccd
by the allies. as tho newly captured
town of Caix is only two miles to the
westward.
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SLAvS TO
fight ON
DEFENSIVE
u. S. Consul Poole Confirms
Action Taken by Soviet
Chiefs
ALLY ENJOYS ARRESTED
BY United Press Lrasrd Wire
Direct 10 The Star

WASHINGTON. Aug. p Russian n
events took a new and sensational
turn today when tho American gov.
crnment was officially informed that
tn. Bolshevik regime OF Russia con
sidercd Itself In state OF war with
the allies
In message from Moscow. dated
July 81. American Consul Poole said
that I.enine. tn n public speech h.
fore members % the soviet. had de
ciarcd that a state OF war existed
Later the allied consula called on
the commissary for foreign affairs
Tor an explanation. They were told
that Lsnine's declaration did not ncc
casariiy mean ho@tilitics. hut that !,
implied a stat. % defense. rather
than state Of offrnsc.
He added that Russia wished 20
continue relations with the allies un.
der similar circumstances as with
Germany.
a message from Archnngei stated
that the authorities there had d~.
ruanded an explanation OF the land
ing of allied troops at Omega. The
message added that the Roish-viki
evacuated Archang.i In great haste
after allied airpianaa sailed over the
town. dropping Propaganda.
island batteries at the mouth of
the river were captured by the al.
lee co.sacks who came TO MD the
Boishoviki against the allies. desert.
ed the Bolshcviki and led counter
a. ~.
Bolsheyiki left Archangei.
This counter revolution was com.
rie,ed on August ] and tho British
American and French consuls. who
had been arrested were released. The
Bolshevikf explained the arrest os
these officers BY saying u was for
tho officers protection. The Aneri.
can consul. however. reported tina,
the arrest was made with such haste
and violence that he thought II nee
essary TO burn his code books.
LONDON. Aug. e.--Rob~rt Lock
hart. British agent al Moscow. was
arrested by the Bolshevfki on Angus,
s. Lord Cecil. assistant secretary Of
state for foreign affairs. announced
this afternoon.
MOSCOW. July 5o--tBelatcd So
Wet forces have crossed the voign
river and captured Dalakovo. Far
ther east they captured Niooiaievsk.
In the northern portion Of the Don re-
gion. soviet forces retired before
kraSioff