The Seattle Star dated March 26, 1918

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6TAR—TUESDAY,MARCH 26, 1918, PAGE 7 7] SHELVE RAISE '(witaTs DOING AT THE FOR WORKERS | PHOTOPLAY THEATRES Ived for one week,

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STAR—TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1918, PAGE 8) DOINGS OF THE DUFFS—Tom Makes It Very Clear. BY ALLMAN SAM “Tom, CAN OU EXPLA (TO ine

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HERE have been reports for weeks that Germany was building tanks. Today's early dispatches say German tanks have gone into