The Seattle Star dated February 4, 1914

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ES | HUGH FULLERTON, one of the greatest baseball authorities, novelist and short story writer, is writing for Seattle fans

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All Hand-Loom Goods ventional effects. —25c Yard— For 18 to 22-inch Allove Bmbroidertes, in eyelet and other pretty designs;

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|S That the demise of militarism is imminent is undoubted. | tees tor m OF THE scRIrrS NORTHWEST GUR OF NEWSPAPERS Tel News

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THE STAR—WEDNESDA STAR ADVERTISERS PAY FOR NO WASTE CIR FEBRUARY 4, 191 CULATION --- ALL-READERS ARE WITHIN eat JING DISTANGE

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THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1914. 2 @* ss" HUGH FULLERTON TELLS HOW JOHN HENRY, DESENDANT % 1914 W010 | se" "OF PATRICK,

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—The Bon Marche’s After-Inventory Sales— —Are Creating Havoc in the Men’s Store— By Taking 85 Men’s Good $10.00 Suits AND...