The Seattle Star dated April 29, 1918

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MORE THAN 70,000 PAID COPIES DAILY THE | Sammy Gets _ Excited at Big Honor _ French Laud Americans for '_ Heroic Resistance

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Until Tuesday Night Only It wasn’t easy for Larry to “Play the Game”—cocktails, cabaret and chicken were his specialties...

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TARGUERITE CIARK rr LICH MAN, POOR MAN After you’ve seen Marguerite Clark’s version of “Rich Man, Poor Man,” you'll admit...

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NBER First at Pike UNION Bone 3,000 MEN FROM CAMP LEWIS TO AID FARM WORK FOR SIX WEEKS) More, CAMP LEWIS, April than 3,000

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reland Has Been Torn by Bloody Wars [ 1907 Seventh Ave, Near Unten St, 3 SCRIPPS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS ———————— :

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STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1918, PAGD 8 The Lure of the Elsewhere ISE MEN have studied the motives that make us common folks do

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STAR—MONDAY, APRIL 29,1918. PAGE 10 ) WAS MereLy HAVING MY HAIR CUT IGREW ON THE COMPANYS “TIME — SAY, YOUNG MAN. WHAT'S TWe

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