The Seattle Star dated May 3, 1919

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Unele Sa ing for sta’ ior Uncle » dollars ont of We've bu d we are taking up a ¢ eRpenses. I feel and askiy trying ¢t ¢...

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East side of 11th between Pike and Pine Ph East 6 x“ yo | Duaterhott, of + a Buy a Vietory Bond and help | Seventh ave bring

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THE SEATTLE STAR Mout 8 STARS Have a Cafe Mille Brings Slackers to Task. LIBERTY COLISEUM % SATI "MAY 3, 1919. Salisbury,...

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aM Ss 8s . | TEACHERS’ PAY! sds Ie $2,100 Maximum Proposed ER STARTS TODAY A MAN-SIZE STORY OF THE FROZEN TRAIL ONLY TO BE

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S77 eawns Ss BS5enTs AM SURE that workers in the a oO } Wilson & Co. : 6 99 Chicago and in METROPOLITAN Judge Ronald Grants

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Star She Seaitle By mail, f city. kee. per ath nthe, “32 y s Washingt the Btate ¢ per yea - May 4, “Employment Sunday” Next

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AR BUSINES / re amen: A Amusement <_ for the Whole Family 1550 IN PRIZES 4 CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS? CONDITIONS...

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én By Mrs. Cari Donworth Honor Guest Mes, Hibridge H. Stuart Wanoheon yesterday at he honor of Mrs. Car! Donw te were...

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HOLD ms, | Rays She Was Decoyed Mrs. Martin alleges that about 5 lock Friday afternoon Mrs, Jaynes ° and her son drove up in

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ep 4) JUDGE TURNS YOUTH OVER TO HIS FATHER Arrested n the dling 104 Sone ooking ng in drawing work Friday morning had be &

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comRENER IT: Faciaeteaneren merece sd 9 Use Ise of 1 rucks sin Farm Regions A NEW KLEIBER JOB THAT'S A HEAVY “HAULER H ‘ed

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WIRSENS An ots CAN IT THROUGH Pipe PEL — VN FU Sra \y mS A \ ) ae s —— iy | Sad Affair; Let’s Keep *~—~ Our Eyes on Ball Umps

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By conpo| \|GO AHEAD, BUT DON'T BLAME ME IF You LOSE ALL OF yYouR HUMPH — HE WANTS TO PLAY POKER" 1715 FUNNY HOW AGREEABLE A

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bs THE SEATTLE WAR--SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1919. i 18 SITUATIONS WANTED—o VLE ‘ao FOR SALE Misi LLAN KO s| i FOR SALE —ACTOMONILES

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ee SEATTLE UNIT DUE 2:30 P.M. Five Men of Contingent Died on Duty in France e oo he Poona From Page One Rabbi Samuel Koch and