The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 28, 1919, Page 11

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The boy showed i hie wa: fifteen welts and marks on his bod sota district, today was On bis way ee eee aed the father had mont on a passenger train to the Twit) the hoy to the store for cigars and Cities “more determined than ever,” | the boy was beaten because he did he declared, “to continue his fiht| not come back as quickly as the| against the League of Nations. | father destred car for sever ix one of principal ve taught and the children have shown | euch aptitude that they have received A number of contracts in addition to the latest one for $5,000, ‘The profits, sachin inaeinaanaamece armenia: emeeaenet ON, peeaneammes THE SEATTLE STAR—FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1919. 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