The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 3

THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1918, PAGE 3 [Me:Dougall-/euthwick SECOND AVENUE AND PIK Satisfactory Terms Always THE GROTE-RANKINCo. OTTO KEGEL, President HOWARD OVERDRAFT Let Seattle Speak Out for the Unconditional Surrender of Germany te > STREET Oxford cloth suit, trim med with black satin bind Taupe jersey dress, with Vest and ornaments on the If you believe that we should make no peace with floor of the room first. Come in and see them. Ing. ‘4 * esti are backing him, Sign it and send it to the Editor of | re) The Star, who will forward it to Washington. | —~— Hon. Woodrow Wilson, . P | President of the United States, Your Best Ally in Your Campaign | Washington, D. 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