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Evening star., 1917-12-20
RICH GUT GLASS
'Opular Gift for the Housewife

Cut Glass ideal gift and this choose Christmas remembrance for
beautiful and
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
The Progress of the War

British and French offensives along
the Aisne and elsewhere in northern
France have continued to make prog
ress. The assaults meet, however,
furious resistance from immense
bodies of German reserves. The
losses on both sides have been fright
full, but foot by foot the Allies have
overcome resistance and pushed their
way ever nearer the Belgian and Ger
man frontiers. The battle Is one OF
the very greatest Of the war and is
still in progress.
In Palestine Gen. Maude and his
British troops continue to push the
Turks northward toward Jerusalem.
Next to the western 'front.'" in
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10

The Turkish government has
broken of relations with the United
States.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
The Liberty Loan

The Seven Bilnon-Dollar loan has
been named by Secretary McAdoo the
Liberty Loan of 1917"
The first use made of the Seven
Billion Dollar credit voted by Con-
gress was a loan of S200,000,000,
made by our government directly to
the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland.
This is the first time the United
States ever loaned money to any for
eign government, though foreign gov
ernments have borrowed from Ameri-
can bankers.
This is but the beginning; other
loans are to follow, not only to Great
Britain, but to nearly all the Allies.
Belgium is the only one that has not
asked for loan.
1t was seen that the first and most
useful thing the United States could
do to help win the war was to be the
banker for the Allies. Loaning them
money or credit with which to carry
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William l.. Case. %, tool dresser,
Toledo, and Miss Florence M. Con-
stantine. 26, Bowling Green.
Fred j. Leffingwell, 26, machinist,
Rollersville, and Miss Fern Hemin-
ger 20, Bradner.
Walter Malone, %, fireman, and
Miss Zeila Dewyer, %, both of Bowl
ing Green.
John C. Tyrrell, 80, knitting fac
tory. and Miss Maud w. Whitney, %,
Knitting factory, both of Bowling
Green.
Verne Nick. Selfe, 26, farmer, and
Miss verna +. Truman, %, both OF
Lake township.
John Connolly. 81. farmer, and Miss
Caroline Hogrefe, 1S, both of Weston
Adam APPEL 30. fireman in tile fac
tory. Dunbridge. and Miss Mildred NJ
Frusher, %, Perrysburg.
Aubry Chamberlain, IS, city fire
man, Detroit, and Miss Punsy Dew
lin, 20, Bowling Green. .... -,,.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10

The purpose of the Commissions is
to bring Great Britain, France and
the United States to perfect under
standing So that they can pull to-
gether' and show good team work"
against the common enemy. The
plans include military, naval and
financial cooperation
All the commissioners were greeted
in this country with enthusiasm, but
the loudest cheers and most heartiest
welcome We're reserved for Marshal
Joffre, Hero of the Marne," whose
quick work in mobiliZing the French
army and rolling back the tide of
German invasion probably saved
France in August and September
1914
Too old for further active service
in the field, he can still serve his
country in military consultations. II
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
ELECTION BOARD MEMBERS
APPOINTED

Secretary OF state ", D, Fulton, on
Saturday announced the names of the
members of county boards Of cleo
tions about the state to serve under
the recently Changed election laws.
The appointments for Wood county
are w. II. McMillen, Republican, of
North Baltimore. and Walter p. Pisel,
Democrat, of Bloomdale. These gen
tlemen will serve for two years, each,
and their terms of office began May
1, 1917.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
Convinced Draft Is Better.

The arguments in favor Of con-
scription, or the draft, seemed to con-
vince almost the whole membership
of Congress that that was the better
system. 1t was claimed to be quicker,
fairer, more equal in the distribution
of burdens, more democratic, more
effective, less eXhausting to the coun-
try. Every country in Europe has
found the draft preferable.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
WOOD COUNTY
COURT HOUSE NOTES
NEW COURT CASES

The Rudolph Savings Bank Co. VS.,
The Anchor oil n Gas Co., Il partner
ship. Marshal of liens. Receiver.
f.. r. Beatty, plaintiff in error, vs..
Ella Bowling, defendant in error.
Error.
William f. Miller VS.. The Village
of North Baltimore. Damages.
Amount asked $1,000.
Laura Madden vs.. William III. Mad
den. Divorce. Habitual drunkenness
and extreme cruelty. They have no
children Defendant is a tool dresser
in oil fields at North Baltimore.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10

is understood that he favors sending
an American military expedition 20
France at the earliest possible mo-
ment, even if it is very small one,
tor the sake of the moral effect.
The work of planning is under
stood to be going on splendidly, the
United States and all the Commission
crS being in perfect harmony.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
To Bind Up Europe's Wounds.

Plans for sending 1,eee American
surgeons to Europe, Cor service in the
Allied armies, have been announced
by the General Medical Board. 1t Is
hoped to have the doctors in the field
within three months.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10

northern France, the critical region
is the waters around Great Britain
and Ireland. The sinking OF Allied
and neutral shipping is certainly Civ
ing results. This raises in the Ger
mans high hopes which go far to con-
sole them for their losses on land.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
Conscription Wins
U, s. to Avoid Mistakes of Others in
Raising Army.

The great American army Of
100000 men is to be raised by
draft" or conscription, not by the
volunteer method.
Congress voted for compulsory SER
vice by Overwhelming majorities in
both houses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
Electrically Driven Warships.

For the first time in history a
great battleship of the super-dread-
naught type is to be driven by cleo
tricity. This was the New Mexico,
which was launched the other day at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1917-05-10
British and French Statesmen making Plans
with Our Government for "Team Work.

on the great conflict while we are get
ting ready to take more active part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04


months longer 10 bulldl
That 10 the question that has
mussed up all the plans OF the fed.
erai shipping board, has brought
President Denman OF the board and
Gen. Cocktails. his construction
chief. to logocrheads. and threat
enc as great injury to our ship.
ping. thru lack OF production, az
do the German submarines by
actual destruction.
SO far. the preference has ap-
peared 10 be for AN ocean.iourlng
car. even n we have 10 wait con.
siderably longer for IL.
shunt Ocean Jitney Aside
TAe one boat offered that could
be produced on "quaniity.pro-
duction" basis has been shunied
aside in favor OF more beautiful
models requiring much more time
and expert labor TO construct.
No question has been raised as
to this ocean iitncy's seaworth.
mess. It's cargo capacity or the In.
creased speed with which boats OF
this type could be built. But chief
consideration seems to have been
given the matter OF appearance.
and OF usefulness five or 10 or 20
years from now. and all contracts
have been for vessels OF type
that while undoubtedly better
boats for normal requirements.
may not be completed until Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
WOMEN RANK
WITH MEN IN
new RUSSIA
eY WILLIAM O. SHEPHERD

bf "iIliRM u. SNEPHEHD
United Press stnff Correspondent
PETRooRAD. July 4.-SH.
ting at an office table In the
great dur,a building. surround
ed by hulkinp soldiers, today
sat a fascinating bobbed-haired
girl. who might have come
from, Washington Square. New
York. She was eating red.
beet soup. In which she dipped
black bread.
| was directed TO her with my
request for a pass 10 the Soldiers
and Workmen's Council When
she had finished her soup, she
called n soldier. who carried RI
ile. and directed him TO take me TO
the proper office for passes. As |
left abe was ordering another SOL
Gier 20 remove her soup plate.
The soldier led me 10 another Of
flee and there presented me to a
woman who. as TO appearance.
might have been Emma Goldman.
herself This woman Locked at my
passports. said something I'm Rus
sian TO another soldier. who led
me to another office and got me
the paper ! required.
Women Equal Men
II must be remembered that II
was two women who had the say
as TO my admlttance TO this gath.
Gring OF the people of Russia My
final experience seemed to me like
ssking Emma Goldman for pass
to the national democratic conven-
ton.
have simply cited these in.
stances to show that the women
ere equals of the men in the New
Russia.
And that equality was even
more strikingly illustrated by the
celebration OF May day. The
workers OF Russia, following the
ong.established custom OF all Eu-
ropeans (which they, themselves.
IN the days OF the car never dared
to observed. remained absent from
work and paralyzed Russia into an
enforced holiday
March Arm In Arm
There were as many women as
there we're men In the parade.
Many marched arm In arm with
men comrades. and the voices of
of thousands OF women
with those Of as many
men in the chant of the Interna.
Llonalist Socialists union.
It's true that women rank with
men In the new Russia. II doesn't
seem to have occurred to anybody
hat there might be any question
about It..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

manys submarines have stranRled
England and the emergency" IL
over.
Coast Man Designs Jltney
Edward S. Houph. OF San
Francisco. has designed boat
directly 20 meet emergency re-
quirements. AS far as possible
her design has been kept 20
straight lines. Ninety per cent
Of the work In building bostB
Of this type could be done by
ordinary carpenters and bridge
builders, and the tinnbers could
be used almost az they come
from the miIls. very little ad-
ditlonsI shaping being re-
quired.
The ordinary wooden boat. how
over. is all curves. Every timber
In her frame and every plank In
her sides has 10 be cut or fitted
on the Job Expert ship carpen.
ters are required. not for 10 per
cent OF the work. but for 30 per
cent.
tasily Constructed
c. T. Clayton OF the department
OF labor. who reported on the con.
struction features OF the Hough
design. stated:
Under like conditions OF yards.
personnel and material supply,
believe the Hough model can be
constructed In from one-thlrd TO
one-half less time" than other mod
els OF wood ships.
The Hough plan" he says, lis
well adapted 10 the employment OF
intensive factory construction
methods. II is possible TO employ
a much larger proportion OF labor
unskilled in ship construction.
than in the conventional models. +"
Then Comes Delay
Contractors have offered to
agree to begin delivery OF ships
built on the Hough model by No
tember. All contracts let TO date.
however. have been for a conven-
t.onal model OF wood ship. requir.
ing months longer To build. or for
steel ships requiring still more
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

We don't care who has tried TO cure
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py the latest methods known 20
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office hours n. m. TO ID. m
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Public Markets


stats lli-i2~- Home grown Tcio. peas
: ihH itr, cauiifiowsr. each &c: cucum
hsrs. each &c. H~edisss grapefruit, !
Tor loc- stalls iiT-ik--CAntaloupeH
each Sc for Toe. cabbage. N. &c: large
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siraS berries. bones use Stall ios-
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&c. pkgs. cornfakes. 7sc: pkg
wheat Hearts. soc Stall .s7-Butter.
10 sfe, llbby's or CarnAtisn milk. :
cans aso- Stall iss-Home- pies.
each soc: home made Scotch bread. IOc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

PUGET SOUND
| STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
sTEsMEHs LEAVE FROM CoINA~
DOCK. root or MARION STREET
fsav. Arrivs
s..,ti. Seattle
'sictsri.. u. C.--rsr, Ts~psssd-Post
Aps-irs
iss s,.-r., -si Dss. for fiipn
mid fTown.sne. Angeles dsny
ntxht lAna Victoria
daily 'Do~s not calf 81
ivictorla suuasTs
Ta~sms Direct
Tseagn st~- rners Tacoma and ssoam
ssearu Tsdisss polis for Tai re- Seam
II team irorua direct. Steamer !, oepfn
iespfn every two hours. s'e 'tspm
aepn .lnri. trip. Gee round .tcprn
s.ee.mitrtp sfspm
T.espuF stepm
sf,p-ns isispm
daily daiiy
Pert Townsend sv~-isi
sssm str -iess, FOR PERT ,epfu
tsssprn 'Ts~ns-rd direot ieterfn
daily ICann.et. a, To~rs~nfl driiy
lvi,h rail linss for all
ipoin,s on Olynpiol
peninsula
Anaeorto- and DriiinEhau
s'ss.rn steamer whstc.m.i sesan
daily for snscor,.s and daily
lBsinnEhsm.
Observation-Disclosures --Ap
Port Townsend
10 ooprn q 4. Ksi.hso. for eepm
dsiy irvsrst, Ansoorts. daily
land ne inSha
san Jusp Observation-Disclosures
is-en str. Ro.,ii~. for Port t'eorrn
raifn'h, Tswrssnd ara psl- Tussd'v
aurdrr ftlnsham. via all SAN Thurs'Y
Tu..s'y Juan island points satur'y
Thursyl
Port Towr..pd-r.rt Arr-i..-Nesh
Nay ard wsv Port.
+, o. str. wnistesie. forl tospm
rnidn'htrort Townssnd. Port Tuesdy /
suudaylAnseies Sssh Bay Thura'y
Tu..d'yiand way ports ssiury
Thprs'n
Port Towussnd--rort Angeles, Claiian l.
and Way r"r's
I,-oo ctr. CT, Of Angeles 10 iopra I
y,lsr'b,lfor Port Towna.ndl daily
daily Port Williams. Dun
ieensss ana Port Az
lgsies Goes through
TO Cisllrrn on trips
leaving Seattle Mon
days Wednesday,
lsnd Fridays only.
Port e-I.ud,ow--pfneisr
soprn steamer Puget. FOR Siiosm
a.,tv livingston. oamhis daily
..n.pt II, udlow 'Exion.l except /
esturylF Townsend. Sunday
ipansvin. and Had
rsot
,.ooprn steamer Puget. for s'oopm |
livingston, Ludlow andI
way points
sunday Only
s.oos m steamer Puget. forl t;tepm |
livingston. Ludlow anal
vsv points
Heed Canai--t.smble--tud
ham str. rotin.eh. for 1900 |
de,Iy Ludlow. Port Gamble rnidn'ht |
creep, l..Bansor and all except |
sunday points on Hood Canal Sunday
Point. marked 80 ars boat landings |
Passenger. for these points snd for !
other boat landing points must mako
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and assume all risk and liability in |
making such landing Cleaners pas
..ns.r rate PES not include boat land
ing charges
Baggage liability IN limited 10 wear
ing apparel. not 20 exceed TOO for l
whois ticket 100 pounds allowed free
Steamer. and sch edul.s subject to |
chang. without notice. Freight re- |
esived daily for all points (ssoeptins
Tacoma named IN above schedule
Tickets must be purchased at ticket |
offie. open from $50 a IN. to 1900 |
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co. |
Ticket office. CoImsp Dock.
Phone. Main 3gps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

Anderson's-CreAm OF Wheat. pkg. csc.
rice and milk. can loo: milk. 2 cans zoe
peaches. can. 31e Stall :-crisco. can
sFc; ohirsrdellrs chocolate. H. sTc,
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stail sh-b Best Jersey butter. 10. sae:
fresh ranch eggs, dor. Use Stall "a
Lamb chops. N. isc. veal roast, ID. Ise
stall to~-Doughnuts. dor. .Oc: cinnamon
rolls, doa. ise. Stall ss-shad. : ihs. isc
soies. 10. Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04


BY the American bureau of ship
ping for the best rating for insur-
ance. Her seaworthineBs and gtruc-
tural correctness also was certi-
fled 10 by Theodore T.. Ferris. con-
hulting architect for the United
States fleet corporation.
Almost Immediately aftervsrz.
however. Ferris qualified his ar
Troyal and another design, worked
out by Ferris. himself. for a much
more handsome boat-requlring
from two to four months longer 20
uiid-was recommended All
wood boats contracted for have
been for the Ferris model, on
which deliveries cannot begin be-
fore next March.
MEAN HTLE. SUBMARINE
slNKiNGs ARE AGAIN on THE
INCREASE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Nj z ~
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED
ACT TODAY

Wa viii
treat some
OF your all.
,nents for as
low a fec as
w and SO.
w 4. W III
make you
an escep-
uonally low
fee In any
nunlent you
may be sur.
fering from.
With thI.
low fec and
our long and
ceEsful
experience
In treating
ailments of
men. you
need not
suffer an
other day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

nc co Tor DOatb
during the war
an ocean jitney
that can be built
quickly and by
the hundred or an
aquatic touring
car. much better
looking, o m e.
what speedier and
perhaps more dur
able, but which
can be produced
only by the dozen
and which will
take three 70 ais
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Waterfront Notes
ARMED At SEATTLE

July SIS Jefferson. from Sic Alaskan
ports. In distress, In tow OF tug Tyee
az a. IN. Senator. from Vancouver. Va
g. al Csc q m; Prince George. from
Skagway. via ports. at a m July a
- Admiral FArragut. from Tacoma, at
1880 A. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Recites Declaration

w. W. Pickering, a lineal de-
scendant of Gov. Pickering OF
Washington territory, recited the
Declaration of Independence at the
Fourth of July celebration at Issa.
quah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

SEWARD. July Sailed: IS Ala.
media. weEtbound. a. $50 y. m
CoRDoNA. July SAILED; 50 Ad-
mirai watson. aouthbound. at a m.
July s-sGiled: As Northwestern. south.
bound. AT 3. m
KErcHIKAN July s-SstIed, o..
spokane. southbound. at II a m
Alaska. northbound. at $40 a M. July
Sailed; IS Princess Sophia. south
bound. at 1880 y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

July t--ss Senator. for Sen Francisco.
~ ii a nj Prince George. for Prince
Rupert. n. c. via ports at $40 a m
July SIS Governor. for Vancouver. n
G.. at $50 p, m: La Primera. for san
Francisco. at 10 D. m; bgH No. as for
Anchorage. in tow OF tug Forest r. eros
by. at y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
Celebretors Dance

In Fremont they are going to
start dancing at 3 p. IN. Wednes-
day. while at Ballard the dance pa.
vilion will open at p. m.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
CONSULT MADAM LESLIE
noNfTlAN PHRENOI OuIaT AND
MHnIffM


MEDIUM
one who can actually toll you what you
want % know without asking - single
question oisen advice how Go sain
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reurtshlp aud marriages. tells you
what business IL most lucky fpr you,
ana what part 90 tho world Will be
more suceessful Tor poui advises how to
gain ana held a good position ahe tolls
n the one you love IL true or false.
sivss the name % your future husband
or wife. and causes speedy marriage
With tho one 81 your cholas brings the
separated together, makes happlnsss
between mhu ana wifr The madam
cAn sdyiue how 60 avoid ali had luck
and owl influence and trouble. and
csuse you 60 have GOOD TUCK and sue
cess tn AnythinH you taxi. Ia hand, This
lady does not toll 90 please you. but
gives only iruthfui advice YOU can lie
pend on, ono visit TO best will repay
YOU for many di-Appointmsnts Ia 9th
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
MARTIN LONG DIES

Martin Long. Seattle resident for
26 years. died Tuesday at his home.
318 26th ave. s., after Il short i'll.
ness
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MADAM NELLIE

EGYPTIAN Cf.tfHvOYAST AND
MEDIUM
Dives true advice Row % gain success tn
business and family affairs. courtzhtp
and marriage tells you wha, business
- most lucky FOR you. and what part
81 tire world will - more successful
Tor you. advises hor to gain and hold
good position. nhe tells N the one
you love IL true OF false gives tb.
name % ypur future hgahHnd or wife.
ana causes speedy marriage wfth the
one % your choice brings tho sspa-
rated together. makes happiness b.
tween man and wife The madam can
adviss you how 90 avoid all bad luck
she can tell you In regard 90 your alb
sent friends. and cause you 70 have
good luck and success tn anything you
take In hand. This lady does NOT tell
70 please you. but gives only truthful
advice sou can depend on astisfHr-
tian guaranteed or no charges apa-
cial readings % contH Hotel Et-
1871 Second ave. corner OF seroud ard
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

SCIENTIFIC PHRENoLOGtHr
This famous phrcnolorist reads your en-
tire life. just 80 tho head Indicates
Rivsa you dates. facts. tells you what
has passed IN life. THAT N happening.
wtthout asking single question She
does not tell things to please. but reads
things just a. the head Indicates, tells
you what planets you were born under.
tho lucky and uniucky planets, when
and whom you viii marry. settles and
explains love. faniy troubles. mar
riaEss. divorce. health. business. law
suits. HpeCulhtions. investments
transactions Of all kinds. IN fact no
matter what your hope. fear or smbi-
ton. come 10 this noted phrenoi1giat
and find help There 10 no need for
anyone 70 10 unaurcsaHful Her advice
removes all trouble She guarantees
aatiEfartion Or no charge. Her readings
are strictly confidential Call and con
aslt her. special readings for ono week
only. soc. Hours. a. IA. 70 y. m.
Room ~ Antlsrs Hotel. Fourth and
Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04

SILL PLACE GOING FAST
IMPROVED sass

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crop % Potatoes. almost every
Mind 81 EArdcn truck. berries.
srtrs heat looking Enfdsa IN
rsirh nor hood. splendid well. ell
e~arei. house ready 60 move In
srs rccs' -,r-a. one small chick.
~ house ether Large building
which could 30 used FOR any
purpose green tres len feT
shade splendid view levels
esop Will show soil free aaltV-
cry frum downtown splendid
.rrvic~ Terms t1t cash. bal
snce 1859 monthly would pre-
fer 70 sell 20 some aus who
roaid move on before esner
leaves. Apply gos New YORK. Blk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-04
BY HARRY o. HUN

WASHINGTON, D. c.. July A.
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