The Seattle Star dated February 16, 1915

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GIRL LEAPS OUT WINDOW; ESCAPES FROM MURDERER The Seattle Star VOLUME 17. NO. 305 ATTLE, WASH., TUESDAY, FEB. 16, 1915, ONE

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PANTON’S PANTON’S PANTON’, Clever Spring Suits | Moderately Priced $12.50 to $25.00 We specialize on popular-priced ‘Women's

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4 {Last Act in the Tragedy of Martin’s Bankrupt Glove Store E sold the desks yesterday. The cash register is spoken for. The

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THIS SPOT IS JUST RIGHT FOR “MOONLIGHT MY ARTISTIC INSTINCT HAS LONE ENOUGH | ate There! | iW Venice't BEEN OUTRAGED BY THaT

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STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915. PAGE 5 No More Piles| ANCIENT PYRAMIDS AGAIN LOOKING DOWN UPON SCENES OF WAR | me and Costs

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Piatne ttissscthataasiathteetemte naenetenee : neAAS STAR—TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915. PAGE 6 20—MALE SITUATION 110 BUSINESS

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* ed to meet again March 1. FULLERTON TELLS OF 18 SWIMMI BEING SHATTERED IN ONE NIGHT AT CHICAGO IDAHO CINCH | FOR ‘W’ By...

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