The Seattle Star dated January 25, 1910

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Just a Word to the Strap-Hangers of the City of Seattle know, you long-suffering straphanger, that A. V. Bouillon is the only

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is THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1910. THE STAR’S SPORT PAGE MAY BE TAKEN IN AGAIN | i # Black Cats’ Manager Appeals to Coast

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Hues mi “Ws ELEVEN MOONL! , SMILS OVER PACIFIC BY z THE STAR—TUESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1910, ONCOTT MEAT (Conciuded.) GHT IN...

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Member of the United Prose, Published daily by The Star Pub Nshing Co Can Seattle Afford It ‘4 Durine tt ar at closed attle

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ARFIELD CAPTURES AUDIENCE OF 2600 \ 14 | WHY NOT? | Fut IREPROOF ‘ ic ‘Ma r $ ia P Se tet PRIED FF THE an , f ql : ! iv IS

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£ THE STAR—TUESDAY, ae hate 25, 1910. We r Union st., acrows the street from!) Wofgoee the poxstoffice fonn't. ont properly

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HERE IS THE CITY’S $27,000 JOHNO. MIGHT. vent the contractors’ trust, which ls of the main parts of the Gill machine, from