The Seattle Star dated October 2, 1918

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918. ce to the homefurnisher'| —this store is popularized through its man-to-man...

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FIFTH AT PIKE PRIVATE PETT She loved her husband, but her beauty and her voice drew men to her like the candle flame draws

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LEVY RPHEU "THE TEMPLE OF THE MOTION picTURE” Or M THIRD AT MADISON TomMoore. ‘Just For Tonight” —in which a bold young...

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or a FOUR GERMAN TORPEDO BOATS ARE ’ SUNK TO SLAY MUTINYING SEAMEN SHAGEN, Oct. 2 Four Ger: ) confirmed by the washing ashore

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PAGE 6 THE SEATTLE STAR 1907 Seventh Ave, Near Union St. “SCRIPYS NORTHWEST LEAGUE OF NEWSrArbES) nd-Clane Matter May 3,...

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_ A MESSAGE TO ; . a é 4 4 WILSON SENDS STUDENT ARMY Pledging allegiance to the flag, and the republic for which ft stands,

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1918, ‘Men, Money and Guns Will Surely Bring Hell to the Huns” “Make this next Liberty

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GEN, PERSHING STARTING HUGE “NUT-CRACKER" BY A. B. GELDHOF (War Editor of the Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n) WASHINGTON, D. C.,