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Pvt. Fred A. Miller, Boscobel, Wis.
Pvt. Martin Noonan, Irene, s. ID.
Pvt Pearl n. Sweeney, Douglas. MINI.
Pvt. Al oliver webb, Park River, NJ. ID.
Pvt Edw. A. Burns, Merrill, Wis.
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Want Ad Rates

And Rules Governing Insertion OF
Advertising Under tie
ClasEtdcationS.
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serfion.
SI.OO per Ilne per month
Minimum ChRrge 55c.
No clairvoyant. fortune teller. mat
rhnonial or doubtful advertising &C
cepted. We reserve the right to re-
ject any copy submitted.
N odisplay lines. cut or blGck Dor
ders will be run under classiheations
and all ads must conform to the typo
graphical restrictions.
out-of-town orders must be accom-
panied by the cash to insure prompt
insertion.
TELEPHONE 1895.
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You Are Capable Worker I'm Amy Useful Lime You Cam Find the
Always WantedTfrough Classified
REAL ESTATE.

FARMS FOR SlALE-Hodgson Realty
: CO., opposite r. o. Phone l2s.
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CALLED LIST.

j
The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general OF the
American expeditionary forces in ca
blegram 344 to 351 inciusive: Killed
in action, 49, died of wounds received
in action, nine; died of disease, three;
wounded severely in action, II; in
hands of enemy, two; missing in ac-
ton, three. Total, lot.
Killed i'm Action.
Pvt. C. r. LABEL, Minneapolis, MINI.
Wounded Severely.
End Lit. George L. Brown, Leroy, MINI.
Pvt C. J. Belcour, White Earth, MINI.
Pvt. Q. q. Carlson, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Pvt L. Fiske, So. Minneapolis, MINI.
Pvt. Michael J. McNally, Chokio. MINI.
Pvt. Guy N. Nash, Wonewoc, Wis.
Pvt. Geo. E. Salisbury, Pequot, MINI.
Missing I'm Action.
Pvt Louis P. Guimont, Dayton, MINI.
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LEGAL NOTICES


State of North Dakota, County Uf
Cass, IS. In District Court, Third Jude
ciaI District.
Eugene J. Mccarthy, PLAINTIFF, VIZ
Robert Miller. William J. Keaton and
ali other persons unknown claiming
any estate or interest in or lien or iH~
cumbrance upon the property de-
scribed in the Complaint, Defendants.
Summons.
The State of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the Complaint In this action,
which has been filed in the Office OF
the clerk OF the District Court of the
Third Judicial District within and
for the County of Cass and State OF
North Dakota, and to serve copy OF
your answer upon the Subscriber
within thirty days after the service
of this summons upon you. exclusive
of the day of service: and In case or
your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded I'm
the complaint.
Dated December 10th, 1918.
EEGERUD, DIVET, HOLT q FRAME.
Attorneys for the Plaintiff, Fargo
No. Oak.
You will also take notice that the
above entitled action is brought TOR
the purpose of quoting the title or
the plaintlfG in and to the Southeast
Quarter of Section Two (2), Township
One hundred forty (140l North, oG
Range Fifty-one (61) West OF the
Fifth Principal Meridian, Cas8 County
North Dakota, and that no personal
claim Is made against such defendants
or any of them.
ENGERUD, DTYET, HOLT G. FRAME.
Oak.
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Pvt. Roy @. Railing, Lanaford, NJ. y.
Pvt. Alvin D. Wheeler, Winfield, Wis.
sEsvt. Thos. p. Young, Lake Park, Ia.
Pvt. Andrew M. NelSOns yO@s, N. ID.
Pvt. 2. Sieckert, S. Minneapolis, MINI.
Pvt. +. II. sievert, Little Suamico, Wis.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Pvt. John Leslie, Mckinley, Mimi.
Pvt. William A. Fritz, Peskfgo, WIS.
Pvt. VIM. "A. Kunstman, Seymour, Wis.
Pvt. Fl. D. Sonnichsen, Bridgewater,
Pvt. a. spagnola, Chisholm, MINI.
WOunded Slightly.
Sgt. George e. Hill, Deadwood, s. D.
Corp. Hugo oehlerE, Reedsburg, WIS.
Cook Fred Jenderny, Rutternut, Wis.
Pvt. Anton Olson, Poplar, Mont.
Pvt. Virlet Vincent, Algona, la.
Pvt. Clyde Farrow, Swan, Ia.
Pvt. G. o. Gabriel. Rice Lake, Wis.
Pvt. James K. Small. Rapid City, s. d.
Pvt. H. c. Lundstrom, Foreston, MINI.
Pvt. Andrew Tesky. Merrill. Wis.
Pvt. Edward Erickson, Vergas, MINI.
Pvt Ole III. Hagen, Jackson. MINI;
Pvt Harry Johnson, Lamberton. MINI.
Pvt Q. 2. Patterson, Haxby, Mont.
Pvt. Egaar Jensen, Milwaukee, Wis.
Pvt William j. Long, Mansion, Wis.
Missing In Action.
Sgt. E. e. Erickson, Porter, MINI.
Corp. Albert Beack, Proctor, MINI.
Corp. VIM. A. Gajewski, Norwalk, Wis.
Corp. Gordon Halvorson, Lake Crystal,
MINI. EHra
Corp. John p. Heinz, ATandan, N. d..
Corp. M. Hejda, milwaukee, Wis.
Corp. j. G. Baker, Big Timber. Mont.
Corp. C. Lokke, Grand Meadow, MINI.
Corp. 3. Mazzanti, Milwaukee,, Wis.
Corp. o.. A. Ness, Twin Valley, MINI.
Corp. Roy +. Nelson, Atwater, MINI.
Corp. i A. Rathburn, Bellefourche,
S. D.
Mech. Chas. Carlson, Howlus, Mimi.
Pvt. James Vanek, Chenille, Mimi
Pvt. Fred Eisenbeiss Danzig, n, ID.
Pvt. Bert Melvin FOsSen, F.ingals N. ID.
Pvt, Earl G. Gassway, Lyons, Ia.
Pvt. r. j. Goldowski, Fountain ~,
Wis.
Pvt. Isaiah o.. Hagen, Huron, s.. d.
Pvt. GiImer JOrgensOns CRyugas N. ID.
Pvt. VIM. Kelley, Little Falls, MINI.
Pvt. John M. hester, Muscatine, Ia.
Pvt, joe ChaIupnik, Beffeld, N. I'D.
Pvt. Joe L. FIenner, 8. Minneapolis,
Pvt. Eddie johnson, Centerville, s. D.
Pvt. Mark Rossell, Clearbroplk, MINI.
Pvt. Charles Corbine, Oduah, Wis.
Pvt. Sverre A. Ilson, Sioux City. Ia.
Pvt. Claude w. Bryan, Centerville, Ia.
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Barnett s. Richardson, Aftorneys
for Mortgage. First Natl Bank Bldg.
Fargo, N. Oak.
(pec. 5-l2-l9-2s, 1915, jan. %, 1als.y
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START PICKING a cottage at the
lake for next summer; we have sey-
eral furnished, new cottages, close 70
station, around Detroit. MIMI that
are very good buys; terms are zoW
down, balance to suit yourself; they
are bound to cost more by spring.
THOMAS BAKER. JRs3 & Co, FAR
&C ~ u
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FOR ANYTHING In this line see a. n
FroIing. COS Front St
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FOR SALE-Hotel fixtures for IL
rooms. office diningroom and kitch--
en-; will sell cheap for cash, or part
cash and balance board and room;
good business; snap for right party;
rent S45 per month; good reason for
selling. Address Hotel Crosby, Cros-
by, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-12-12

FTvE-ROoM HOUSE, with lights, for
sale. 1891 5th st. S. Phone 323S-W.
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FOR SALE-House at 615 4th st. s.,
pavement, Moorhead; gas and electric
lights; sewer and water In basement:
$500 takes it. Apply to s07 9Th 81.
s.. Moorhead.
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$40 DOWN. S. MONTHLY, buys farms
near Duluth, MINI; IS to SIS per
acre; some timb Der. some open. 10000
acre selection: free maps. l. 7. Eel
land, Palace Bldg, Minneapolis. MINI.
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lumber enough for good Size cot
tage, about 5000 bricks, all for $3.50;
also S-room, almost modern house, at
a big bargain. Inquire 1920 4th Ave.
S., Moorhead.
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/ RENT AND SELL HOUSES on COM
mission. Phone 23o9-W. Room 10,
Huntington Blk.
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FOR SALE-My Groom. modern house
on 9Th st. s.: will take late model
auto as first payment, balance easy;
price 1880. +. o. Box 461.
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ISIX-ROOM HOUSE, modern except
heat. Phone 1927.
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FARM TENANT wanted; good Cass
county farm, miles to market, for
rent TO a responsible party who has
SUFFICIENT equipment to farm 720 acres;
give references and details In full in
first letter. Address ITS. care Forum.
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hear from man with
Ford for delivering. Phone 34OO-W.
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YOU WILL NOT MISS any worth
while bargains In city property or
valley land by seeing THOMAS BAK-
Err, JR., & CO.. FARGO, n. d.
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" = = - =
,yt. Lloyd johnson, Atlantic, Ia;
49,, 49,. 5ra ~ . ,1areks 0Watonna, MIDI.
~, lNllltord TRY W .aaLeer5oBn, MIL ur.a
NV. n ~. r. 5SsLs9;n, pay WIS.
~. NleK NoYak. LuluIH, WIND;
Vl,SJ SnanKey, new Tfagus. MINI
w. y; w. Sorenson, a 5ia MIMI
w. VINE y. " lie, Watsrioo. ID;
YL. MdW; E4e I taFnlerspurg' IL L..
NY. Gharles w. larson, PesntiBos " -.
.ygs 5ennAe FeGeEsons NoEyYlchs ~: Ds
,VN,L. EatrlcK EileIys frseWaIef' Alont.
NY. S,red EliJan, lMlnco, Ia
W carr YleroW, Dunoee, "a.
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.RUsINEss CHANCES.

FOR ALE-Sixteen-room rooming-
house, downtown location. Address
162, care Forum.
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EARLY LIST.
Killed I'm Action.

1t. Banjamin Clabots. Green Bay. Wis.
Corp N. II. BaWlss. Stevenson, MINI.
Corp. Raymond Laune, Wendte, :; ~
Pvt. Chaunsey A. Green, Hopkinton, Ia.
Pvt. ". E. Norling, Beresford, S. y;
Pvt. Otto p. Ochsner, Young America
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MEAT MARKET for sale; only mar
ket in North Dakota town OF 1,S0o;
must sell at once on account Of poor
health. Write 1T, Forum.
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240-ACRE FARM for sale, in Red
river valley, near Casselton, N. D.;
all under cultivation; black loan soil !;
fair buildings; 255 an acre; $4,000
cash down, rest at go for Z years IL
| desired. Myrtle VanDyne, care Of
| Waldorf Hotel, Fargo, N D.
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EoR RENT-Hogsns AND FLATS.
furnished flats. 70 9Th st. N.

FURNISHED FLATs-Phone 1921.
7O2 2rd ST N
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HOUSE, modern except
heat. Phone S04.
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320-ACRE FARM for sale, z 1-2 miles
northwest OF Argusville; 100 acres
In rye: granary on place; will build to
suit II desired. For particulars write
or see Edward Haaf, Argusville, n. D.
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FOR RENT-Five-room house, mod
ern except heat: close in. Phone 81.
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sHIPYARD WORKER.

Editor The star: have read in
your paper about the men in scrv.
Ice Of Uncle Sans army. and sec.
ond the motion that some committee
having authority see that they get
cheaper rates coming to and going
from Seattle. not only Camp Lewis.
but Bremerton also.
The people Of Chicago were enthu
siastic enough to get a one-cent mile
age rate for the boys on furlough.
You can imagine what that would
mean coming from New York to Sc.
attic. We pride ourselves on having
the largest cantonmcnt In the coun.
Try. and on Seattle turning out the
greatest number OF ships. and Seat.
tieites are patting themselves on the
back because they entertain the boys
at the Soldiers and Sailors club, and
are such good fellows to the men In
service.
But listen 10 this from Seattle
boy. "a sailor. who ~ In Chicago. He
says: This city is dirty and windy.
and the electrical storms get my
goat; but. geel the hospitality OF the
people TX unbelievable. They won't
let you pay for anything. Every
week a pamphlet - issued. telling
you where everything is free for the
enlisted men. Theatres, lectures,
concerts and all imaginable kinds Of
entertainment Even the Northwest.
ern depot has n large room for en-.
listed men only. fitted up with wash
bowls and baths, "A place whore the
men can wash and dry their clothes"
He said he had been pulled In by
tailors. who insisted on pressing his
kerchief. All kinds OF busses and
autos have q sign on, Hop In. Jack.
les"
Believe me-" he added. II tell the
world that Chicago's hospitality IL
great
Has any one In Seattle known OF
any show houses here being free TO
enlisted men? Every week one OF
them ought 20 be. and | hope some
of our war committees will get some
OF these things started for our boys
here. Any restaurant or other place
that overcharges a man In service
should be boycotted by the whole
city.
have often wondered why tho tho.
aires were not free 20 enlisted men.
Wake up. Scattleites, and don't let
any Eastern cities Guido you In hos.
pitality 10 our soldiers
A WAR MOTHER
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tered the war. Previou. 10 that he
had been doing exhibition fiyins
thruout the continent.
one day the order came from mill
tary headquarters that no more
civilian instructors were 10 be main
tained on the strength Of the school.
Nothing pleased Hubbard better than
this announcement. but when he
cams to file his application with the
authorities for military standing he
found that they would not accept n
candidate for flight service unless
he had two years college education
or iis equivalent. lie must have a
knowledge OF trlgonomctry and
physics, No one could be a success.
ful aviator without these qualfica-
tons. the war department contcnded
Hubbard bears no rancor In his
heart at being the victim OF rcd
tape. he does no, air his Crouch. In
fact. II IL hard TO get him 20 cxprc~n
an opinion on his anomalous position.
Yes" he says. Il gucas n good
many Of tho boys now flying over.
sseaa for Uncle Sam are depending on
the tricks I taught them for their
safety. | had the privilege Of teach
lng some OF our premier flyers
want TO get over there myself bu, u
doesn't seem to be- any use. ! haven,
got the college education"
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TIE PRnEIT.IIOGS

Editor The star; I have been
looking for Just what I saw in your
paper. "Patrio. i'roflicafn come
IN contact with many people In a
weeks time. Their. II no doubt
somebody is rcapinE harvest The
restaurant man gives you just half
what he used 20. and charges you
JUS, again what he used TO. We
will agree he pays more for his
goods. but he has cut the amount
Just about half I rent half Of our
house TO a family for ii2.so per
month. and don't nee any reason for
raising the rent. and ] don't sec why
all this hog profits.
There are apples going 20 waste
In the country and II you stop TO
get a few they will asy two pounds
for Is cent?. and you pick them A
rotten spirit has taken hold Of most
everybody who has anything 20 sell.
would like TO know remedy.
H. q.
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Letters From Readers of Star Discuss
Variety of Topics of Current Interest
SrOCKApr MAN WRITES

Editor The Star; In reading Tho
Star. We learn the shipyards are in
need of mon very badly. There are
Is ahle.hodied men here who are
willing To 80 to work at the ship.
yards at once. All OF these men are
held In quarantine by Dr. Mcbride.
whom all Of us defy To prove we are
contagious and infectious. We claim
we arc being detained here by the no
lice or some person who has a grudge
against US. A. Il. JOHNSON.
Ward Il. City stockadc.
Editor Tho Star: IL seems that
certain personages 81 note refuse to
pray for Kaiser Bill That Is the
wrong attitude from every stand.
point True. u would he pressing a
delicate point with the Master who
xdmonishcd US to pray for our
u0noa~les. but there can he no harm
done In addressing ones supplica
tions TO the patron saint OF Mary
Macisean. and In her subtle language
and devout manner pray From the
wrath Of the potsdam habykillcr.
ktuu leNii. uruNtf me ots hirn
Devil. n you viii but remove from
this earth that scourxc. shrunken
Hand Biii. we promise to do all We
can 90 restore the dram shops to
their former glory" or. u YOU aro
n true Yank. you win pray thus.
Kind Devil. we are after the kais
er's hide and will forward lt'in short
order. express prepaid. WIN you
please attend to the tanning with
your own little hand" To better
know how to address the proprietor
Of the lower regions read Mary Mac
Lanes first book. and TO post w on
the attractions he'll has to offer, read
Dante's Inferno" Don't forget TO
pray for Eli. l.. BARBo.
1900 Elliott ave
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IiiE LESSEE HOG

Editor star. Recently In your
highly priced paper YOU called atten'
ton 90 what you considered an IN
warranted Increase la rentals In our
city apartments. charging the blame
TO rental agencies and singing out
leaders In that tine.
The handling of such property by
recognized. established and reputable
concerns secures for all parties nm
approximation after all 20 fairness
when one considers their peculiar
position, acting aH intermediary be
tween the pressure of owner from
above and that 20 resistance from
tenantry beneath. besides being In
the field Of competition. which IL In
itself no small regulator Hut now
comes new menace a veritable
spawn 81 hell-thr lessce--a party
with no capital with which 20 buy.
hut just few paitry dollars with
which to pay a months lease and he
or she at once plans TO reap TO the
limit off the field provided.
| happen at present 60 reside In
an apartment house the rents IN
which have been advanced steadily
to what In IA. opinion Of those com
petcnt to Judge. IL sufficient 20 salts.
~ the owner and give him good
return on his investment. The own
cr. however. thought well Of selling
and the property changed hands.
There has been no intention OF ad'
vancing rents under the new owner
ship, but now comes this new men
acc. and u womnn-God save The
mark--comcs and announces her In
tcntion to raise the rents by at least
so per cent. Shades OF croeHus.
how she aches To have her dream of
wealth come true. and that by means
Of regular hold.up of helpless PEG
pie at her mercy
There are some 20 Of the relatives
% said tenantry IN house 81 40
apartments serving their country az
the front and in some instances con
tributing 20 the maintenance OF these
friends. There are nhipyard work
crs. "a few. who arc supposed to be
under the protecting car. OF Uncle
Sam against all or any such profit
ecring. There IA willingness on
the part OF the tcnantry 20 pay the
existing rents. tho high. II this rys-
tenn OF lessee intolerance IL allowed
20 stand there viii be engendered a
spirit Of hate towards not only u.
but for the city and state govern
mcnts that stand supinnly by and
tolerate Il. II will become necessary
for Uncle sam 10 step In and say In
hin own imperial way stop
Meantime We trust that our very
good friend. The Star. which has tho
welfare Of the people at heart VIII
devote time and space 20 combating
this new evil. which fully answers
20 Sherman'A name for war.
A VICTIM.
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he does the fmmelman turn In fly.
Ing over Seattle streets while pedcs.
TRAN. clutch at the side. Of buildings
In gazing upward until he comes out
Of his loop. but for all his spectacle
lar aviation stunts they won't let
him 80 TO the front.
Edward Hubbard 10 his name and
he Ia the official test pilot OF the
Boeing Airplsne company. manufae.
turing planes for the United States
naval department From the naval
hangar at Roanoke and Lake Union.
Hubbard tests out all new types OF
planes. lie scars over the lake ana
sweeps atoft until Seattle In but a
toy city beneath.
One day " Is the ability for att
tuds % a new machine. the next u
ls the strength Of a new wirrbracing
scheme or maybe the resisting power
OF a newly patented wing covering.
Hubbard Is the man who has boon
thrilling seaitieite. almost daily with
his nose dives" and other hair-rais-
ing aviation stunts.
Waa Civilian Instructor
Hubbard. a slender. why fellow OF
20. with eyes as clear and gray as
the skies he loves. was civilian
flight Instructor at the Rockwell
field aviation school. San Diego. for
one year after the United States en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
ASKS FAIR PLAY

Editor The Star; As worker In
the shipyards. would like to see the
professional and business men who
TO work for n few
Heeks play fair. Let them pledge
themselves to limit their expendi.
lures TO the amount received for
their labor. | viii guarantee that at
the end OF 20 days they will be ready
10 admit that - q day Is not enough
for . family to live on In any degree
OF comfort.
Even with the greatest economy
and taking every advantage Of fruit
that grows on the property We rent
n rent which Is not controlled by a
rent hog. but charged on a pre-war
hasis). we have had to drop $4,000 In
ltfe Insurance. and seldom go 10 even
. picture show. have a family Of
nix T..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
TANES AND WAGES

Editor The Star: see the Cham.
ber OF Commerce requests the city
council to bear In mind the necessity
Tor keeping the taxes down They
forget that the city employees are ask
Ing for wage increase. that they
may meet the high cost OF living.
We would rather have the Chamber
~ commerce use its influence 10
pave the government curb the cost OF
{codstuffs. You cannot cut the cost
- living by merely reducing taxes.
CITY EMPLOYE.
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SCORES LANDLORD

Editor The Star: am a resident
81 Seattle I am also a married
woman. trying 10 economic. trying
10 be patriotic by complying with
Uncle Sans request in regard 10
Hooverixing, buying thrift stamps.
etc. My husband Is also vey pA,rt.
ouc. and last spring pledged himself
70 buy to the limit thrift stamps and
Liberty bonds. Now. what I want to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30

extra tribute TO tho rent hog. which
should dor We are reduced TO the
point where VIC eat meat only once a
week. and cannot economic any
more In order to pay more tribute.
am willing 10 sacrifice everything !
have In this world To get rid OF the
kaiser and his kind. and feel as tho
our rem, hogs belong TO the same
class. WIN the good. patriotic citi-
zcns Of Seattle stand for this much
longer? MRS. ELLA DIX.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
WANTS TENT LIE

Editor The star: I am q ship
yard worker. and believe that "
my companions and could secure
vacant property near the shipyards
on which 20 put NJ tents. We
would be- better off than staying In
roomlnF houses. Some OF the room
ing houses are filthy. with dirty
carpets and beds. II were on
tho board Of health I would close
some OF these roominR houHes
SHfPYARD WORKER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-30
Special Saturday
rs Childrem's
Sweater. Coats
ea4ess=sr
s2.S5 Each

A SPECIAL purchase sale Of
"A wellmade good quality wool
and cotton Sweater Coats. In sizes
8 TO IL years
Rose. Copenhagen. cardinal
--Rufneck collar. hais.b~it and
pockets.
Good. durable quality for play
and school wear. Very specially
priced for Saturday at...o2.05
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