The Seattle Star dated May 3, 1916

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When the Brown Man Comes Without Warning’ AST Friday The Star called attention to the realness of the L Japanese menace to

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In every the United there is a strong timent for an in- crease in our navy. It is our first line of defense. On coast than

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== STAR—WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1916. PAGE 7 rte } MUTTAND JEFF—JEFF SHOWED FAIR JUDGMENT, AT THAT FE a tet Sat oe, ~=6©6By BUD...

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THE SEATTLE STAR | The Bon Marche’s Twenty-Sixth Anniversary Sale | es LIBEL 8UIT FOR $60,000 DAMAGES against R. P. Hutton,