The Seattle Star dated October 23, 1918

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While the government has nominally taken over the telephone lines, actually the control remains in the same old hands, There

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PAGE 2 54 Years service to! the homefurnisher. —a credit serv- ice awaits you here, fitted to meet your in- dividual home-

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rae WME! Wao WORRY FOOD AUTHORITIES TRYING THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 28, 1918. |Lenine Is Helpless as Murder Spreads}

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 28, 1918. THREE BROWN BROTHERS ARE DOZENS ASK AN ALL IN UNIFORM OF UNCLE SAM UNCONDITIONAL |

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2 THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 28, 1918 , PAGE 5 THE GREAT LEADER = PLANTAXON == DR. BROWN FOR "Francs “ts"Coming || - ae

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The German people are as tricky as their rulers—the souls 2 thousands—soldiers and civilians—will vouch Will we trust the...

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THE SEATTLE STAR-—-WEDNESDAY, OCT 23, 1918. “ENEMY AT OUR (WITH HER FURNITURE UNS AFRAID OF | RATES,” SAYS | DUMPED ON CURB,

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THE SEATTLE STAR—WEDNESDAY, OCT 28, 1918. The Largest Audience in STAR CLASSIFIED A 508, BALA aa, | 2 ___ Bar Salona 7) VOR

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. pyERETT TRUE UP, SVERSTT, Be AN a BeAmisT? DONT ADMIT " SiS VCH ATHING AS maquGLE. Do Like <L Do— wat— ¢ LAUGH ar TROUGLeL—

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i NOT READY TO LIFT = Ficit te rv) THE SEATTLE STAR BY RUPERT BL THE INFLUENZA BAN 5 { { S| S} 5 Every TIMS. PARIS, Oct,...