The Seattle Star Newspaper, August 9, 1918, Page 2

years service to} FLEEING WIFE the homefurnisher | MUeEULNRU |54 THE SEATTLE STAR-—-FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918. ‘OPEN FIGHT TO PRO-HUN HISTORIES | Convinced that unless the Robin.) many had been the firet t Sewe Bay to you: it ix very easy, Indeed, for 3 fon: Hreaated-Beard tories, to it, ‘The kaine fo furnish your home on our well-known poned aw the next text book for ult that the eral, dignified credit terms. Mrs. Vivian J. Kruse, wife of) a) wehools, are refused, Beattle| caxMoff the mask of hypocrisy and - homefurnishing needs and V. J. Kruse, of Kirkland, was are) progeny will grow up with t “ inly revealed their ‘lust of con ead wm Snake war widely-used credit service rested at the uest of her hum | that Kalser Bill was a great m | quent im a mutually fair and reasonable way. band shortly after 10 a. m, Fr Germany a world martyr, Trt s| Without stating that the Lusttant é fe on a charge 0} and larceny wh 4 Kekate stting | was an American veesel which was : “ {DIT IS SURELY GooD harke of gran k and Kekstein 4 « : \ i aere ee arrest developed out of a matri strong icks Into showing up the) not carr vz munition, Prof, Bea } 9 monial split, whereby Kruse and his! nature of the who was forced to resign from ¢ reed that they could nol phe fight ern about whether| lumbin university for too indixereet longer live together, according to| the Weat histories, used for years in| speech, mayer the police Seattle woh whall be retained or) | Bernhardi Is Quoted sie % In his report to the poltoe, Kruse| the Beard series substituted, ‘The In short, the ArKUed ir *s 1 that when separation was ‘commision haa ap-| Measure (referring to the Lunitanta —with 14 renditions, latest songs and instrumenta i gy penn a Trirqriowy ninking) wan too cruel when dallng music (seven 10-inch D. D. records) of your own io regis Maga int ale Thomas Burke and sev.| With eo unscrupulous a foe as ing: selection. was to fo to Not con ere of the school board ag lthenvig act ol people. | tent with S hah, however Mr who have rea the history are in|" Nittions from Bernhard are | Kruse in alleged by her spouse to favor of touching a match to the en) a ctrered thrnout the book and ex have extracted $650 additional from re edition rather than let it get) tensive foot notes are given from a safe deposit vault nto the hands of American school Treituchke Kruse was arrested at the! ct! Mra. Oregon-Washington train station as» was preparing to board a for Chicago. Mra. Kruse, according to the po lice, denied having taken $650, but admitted she had taken $400. Drug Stores Will m announcement of Local 16 Clerks’ union. 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