The Seattle Star dated September 23, 1909

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= THE STAR—THUR§DAY, EMBER 23, 1909. = | PINCHOT GOES. 'PEARY ENTERS TO MEET TAFT | OWN COUNTRY (—SPORTS— mH me -|MAN...

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lY HIDE TN ep | Mr. Particular | ANNS N WU DEATHS BY THE N.Y. ARGTICS: Dredder Sb boas ashi We Are Able toSellat $25 Sen BON

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Sea cen 1 i i xv CAL OON HELD UP BY TWO MASKED MEN Bartender in a Georgetown Groggery Forced to De- liver at Early Hour This

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THE STAR—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1909. 11 is i i (“FuRNiTURE |] FREDERICK & NELSON, Inc. [ DRY GOODS | i STOML OVENS AT 80

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