The Seattle Star dated April 24, 1918

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te al Atta a 207 UNIVERSITY ST. 154 years service to| the homefurnisher: | our NV ADD TO YouR| 1é i RECOUNT = 6OO —if you...

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STAR-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, PAGE 3 =| CONFESSIONS fancies oon Mle OF AWIFE |] 1 @ROTE-RANKINCO....

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' STAR-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, PAGE 4 Arnold Joerns, former secretary of the National Security League, now in France as a

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| Invest in Patriotism—Buy Liberty Bonds ] = |“ BEAT | Chartie Chaplin, Cabaret Drummer, and “Scraps,” in “A Dog's Life,” at

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The call is not for them. ay f those hours, the job to be done is not a romantic lark. on of a letter of Marc i tin paring

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TRI With ANN LITTLE in The HOUSE OF if you like mystery, a story with| lots of pep and punch, where the suspense is carried

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STAR~WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918. PAGE 8 : GS OF THE DUFFS—A Year Isn't Very Long, Tom. TSPORTS AND COMICS]. : sack a Le : SAY,

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STAR-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, 1918, PAGE 9 ay pron) Ul—Acreage for Sale For Sale Miscellaneous 3,000 ACTORS OFFER !McCOLLOUGH...

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Former Ballard Man Is Awarded Victoria Cross it. Robert Hanna, Brit MANY GERMAN | ARE GUILTY IN ...... INDIAN PLOTS -. SAN