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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
FORLlrTLE CHILDREN.
SEATTLE KINDERGARTEN soox Tn
BE aEorENED.
DSt~ 20 be Def~rmined by the
board Of Edueafiom-AH schools
to Begin on the same Day. Prob
ably August 3o-kfnaergart~n
Growth.

ne board OF directors OF The Seattle
hins1sfEaEt tai Association held tGear reg
elaf monthly meeting at the Chamber 81
commerce on Monday afternoon Mrs. J.
X sfsxsssoSs. HE president OF The assoeta-
ton. conducted The meeting. The min
hiS@ q ssss last NESTING weFe read Sy the
secretary, Mlss Anne Lath%r
Numerous nsatgsrs concerning she OPEN
ifik OF tbs fall term In kindergarten AID
training elas@ were discussed Many Of
TIE details were left 10 the committee on
supervision IL was decided 10 open the
kindergarten upon the sam. date that TIE
public schools begin. The exact date has
nos yet been fixed upon By the public
school board. IL II very proba bic how
ever, that the schools VIII opea Or Au~
gust %.
fians Tor the raising OF money 10 sug-
pert the free kindergarten were also DIS
euz5ed. Committees for visiting all who
are Interested ia the work OF the ssssscsa-
ton viii DE appointed from rsontn 10
month for the purpose OF increasing the
monthly subscription.
AZ "a result Of the work done by the
friends OF the free kindergarten during
the meeting OF the Legislature last win
ter there Is "a section ia the new cade OF
school laws referring to cities Of ioco or
over. giving power IN the school boards
Of such cities 90 use the school funds for
Use support OF Tree kasssterEaEtsas. with
this Ia view Ii waH decided by the trustees
OF the kindergarten 20 send a petition to
the board Of education asking for help
tii the support Of the free kindergarten
on Main street.
The building and grounds occupied by
the kindergarten are public school prop
erty. They have been nuet improved by
the association during the last three
years Earns and sheds have been re-
moved from the yard. ;he grounds have
been graSed and cultivated. the old build
Ing has been enlarged and repaired max
ing a substantial edifice out of what was
q tunble-down shanty. The school board
has from time to time shown it's appre-
citation of the work Of the association by
painting the building and renewing the
fence, etc. until now the old schooibousa
and grounds present a very respectable
appearance.
The Kindergarten was opened three
years ago with thirty children. Last year
sixty children were accommodated II
has been. aud Is now. supported entirely
as charity and now. more than ever
u needs the help OF all who are interested
III the work for little children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
Serve an Injancsfan aa Disease

by tGysgo-assrg q se@ssis constitution
rerevsss-sg q dsfGst.ztes g,avstrse ara en-
rfcalrx tain ard tnnagrstio<4s cfvsHsa sios
WITH HoSgfsts~'s Stomach Rittsrs the in
esl the most hsSAly sanctioned and sne
taSs2 FsapsfIr tonic ard preventive II exist
efScE x ssrsFEz hens the stomach rxgws-
eiSs scFpsr 81 ne liver ard sowsls. ard
gives heestshfsss Impulse 10 sse secrestng
as1 asehargs1g functions of The Kidneys
sssd naza1er. NOT crly DOS K arrest ard
prevent the recsr~Ssacs cf rrsaSar4si feyeYs.
o1t X furnishes lhe ogay adequate safe
g@Daro agxssisg sheTra 10 persons who haTs
r@vsr csen sssstct1i with those nsasads@s.
nEts would ess fsAhls 60 sHrsrr shesn IL ssess-
icsna9fy unprotected II eliminates from
tire bfocs1 certain impurities which she
most sasilf2l pafaefogtsss assign as thu
exciting cause Df those agansgsng conn
paints. rheumatism and guut and il IS.
moreover. an sSrsfle-ss remedy fer an ~ss-
fSshiea and eserwroaghE STATE af tha
nerves. AID sar naentAi despondencv.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

= raid on a supposed gambling den was
made about II o'clock las: night by Ser
geant Ward. Officer HUFF and Detectives
Cuaihee and Williams The place is run
in the basement on Second avenue south.
between Washington and Main streets.
formerly the hall of the Volunteers OF
America. The inmates OF the place were
warned by iookouts and just as the off,
GERS reached the back door they met the
fifty or more Cinnamon. negroes and white
men plling out the back door In a grand
rush. They had had time "a hide the
cards. and the furniture was already so
badly shattered that Il would not stand
breaking, so there were 80 arrests nor
seizures
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

20 deliver zz1 20 she incoming steamer.
NeTS all t1re@ members u tie Sunrise
Literary sn5 Sc-szl Society. Mr.. BotsAer
eS1ag prsss1sess % FRAT organization. GA
Eecsass-g tns sac news ~ their death .he
society saA1 3 special meeting sra zp-
pointed a committed. consisting as Alvin
r Nsn1ssge, Waiter Il. wAeeler. John
W o<s. George Hall and N. 2. JAY 80
draft suitable resolutions TIE report 81
TIE committee. which was unanimously
s6cp'ea. - 8 hsgs tribute 20 the memory
- the deceased.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

A1nsafs had been ssxtry ore a. ~. "a
.ssnfs Tor football II app~sr.ss -.
INVESTIGATION that TIE "os1-ssrnar@ -San.ss
ano when iaa Objected 20 re usoss,
rade By ths newcomers They ..Ss.s.. .,s's =
thing 70 him 40
AiseI TIE matter Was aHts9ieassa .,s-
va. oH~ndsrs were locked sp La ssux r..s
.esa ths captain turned his as.srsir~ -
sos-s Doe. VINO had been picked ssr, ~ r.
.sesise tsoreets and Patro,.nArs pgw~-s :.
,ns corner OF cccidsntxI svenxs@ So
ashahstor street. 50 drunk ira. aA ssN
or the Kfoxdsks- He wza e~.ss - :
osown corduroy clothes. had a f,.sE -.
peard ann looked iiks rerrsecsmbs< r.s !,
oas on bat lie was No far ,er.as.~ - !.
snhuencs OF EiondTke aves.us s.ess,,s So
afoiss that De could not even ~,ws 80
name. Ssf1 s.Aa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
ASCENT or MOUNT RAINIER
Lecture to he Given by Col. Young
BEFORE the X. of II.

A very interesting address :. 10 he given
this evening III the Castle hall of Puget
Sound Lodge, No, II, Knights of Pythias
Frye block. by Col. f.. Weldon Young, the
subject being a description of his recent
trip 20 the top of Mount Rainier. This
address IS given hy the request OF many OF
Col Youngs friends, and during the eours
of his remarks Soma splendid iarge-sized
photographs will be shown In order to
point out the many picturesque and ro-
mantle spots one encounters ON this Trim
Col. Young is n very aAls ard eIoauent
speaker. and this address will b. a treat
TO all those who may be present The
lodge extends hearty welcome 10 ali mem
bers Of the order ia the city. and they are
requested 10 bring their wives and as many
Of their lady friends and gentlemen friends
whether members OF the order or not as
they care 10.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
WHO WANTS TO PICK H0pss
Labor bureau Can Furnish Employ
menf for ..0DO Hands.

Secretary Circuit. OF the labor bureau, re-
cei.od order yesterday afternoon from
North Yakima for 900 hop pickers They
viii not be needed until August 81 or sep
teTnher !. but ample notice Is given In or
der that families who desire an outing
which az the same tire can be made profit
able. can make arrangements 10 no. The
round trip fare to Yakima has been re-
duced 10 81. exclusively for hop plckers,
and conveniences for families have been
arranged
The crop Is said 10 be exceptionally
heavy this year. All those Intending To 20
should report as soon as possible To Score
tary Gtout, who Will notify them by mail
when they will he wanted
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

Only the Good Name of Parents save
Them From Jail.

There was a great deal of excitement
and little bioodshed at Latona and
Brocklya Wednesday afternoon. A street
car conductor Informed patroinan MILL
ken that a gang Of young men were ter
rorizing the residents OF those quiet To-
eaiitfes with knives and rowdyish &C.
tons. M!lliken went out on car. and
If. the meantime the gang took a boat and
rowed across Lake Union. The officer
followed them and there was general
scattering Finally MillIken returned to
the place where the gang had been. and
discovered one of them, stark naked. 1aC
full OF liquor No arrests were made.
and owing TO the responsibility OF the
parents Of the young men their names are
not given.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
POSTMASTER FOR SOUTH PARK.
T.. Clark, Of the &. A. r., to Succeed
q. W. Brown.

South Park residents will undoubtedly
be pleased 10 learn that r. Clark has been
nominated as postmaster of that place by
Senator John l.. Wilson. 1t Is said on
good authority that the present incum-
bent. @ w. Brown. would like To retain
his position. and will resist the appoint
ment. Mr.. Brown was a strong Bryan
supporter in the last election. and Mr..
Clark was equally as strong for Mcktn-
ley.
Mr. Clark has been a lifelong Repub-
hcan fl an old G. A. r. man, and has
lived I'm South Park for FIVE years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

The catalogue Of the University OF
WASHINGTON for 1851 ard announce
Tnents for 1878. which has been made
up under the direction OF President Ed
wards. has just been received The cata-
losue contains the list Of graduate stud
.nts and the register Of students for
1851, with their residence. The change
OF the university into seven colleges, in
GLIDING law medicine and surgery. chem
iatry, mines and mining engineering. lit
eraturs, science and the liberal arts. is
also given The book consists OF rs pages
and shows evidence OF care In compilation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

Julius Peltzil. o; 4Ia South Tenth street.
was taken 20 the Seattle General hosri-
tai yesterday afternoon TO receive surgi-
cal treatment for "a fracture of the LEFT
fefnar. DR. Wilis. who attended him. said
that as he understood the case Peltzil
was coming over Snoqualmie pass with
some horses and one OF them fell upon
his leg and broke IT. Peltzil was removed
10 his home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
Settled by stipulation.

The case of Mrs William Ashworth W
Mrs. g. w Ellis to recover possession al
the property known as the Ashworth gar.
dons. situated at Edsewater was settled
yesterday by stipulation. The defenaan;
agrees to vacate the house I'm ten DAYS and
to give up possession OF the gardens or
November L. The plaintiff pays the de-
PENDANT $50 attorneys fee and each side
pays their own costs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
Policemen AMI civil service.

Tho civil service examination of candi-
dates for the police department will com
raence on Monday afternoon IN the council
chamber at the city halt, Any one wish
ing 10 see how the examination Is conduct
FL Is allowed 10 attend ard witness the
candidates struggle with their questions
The examination Of prospective nrenlen
VIII commence on Wednesday.
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so oiusst hts"

Never has society So deeply interested
itself la works Of charity and alrnsgi Wing
az 81 has dpTing this present season. sad
indeed. charitable work has taken tee
place which for many years has bean or
cupiet with amuSemencs - various kinds
The latest development In fhls direction
q columbia. - be given NJ the Seattle
fheatcr Tuesday. August T. az p. N
sharp The box off9ee viii be opnn every
day now. Reserved seats should he Sc
cured carty
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
HATS OFF At THE TuEATER.
Acting Mayor signs the Ordinance
and Ii IL Law.

The signature OF Acting Mayor Crichton
20 the ordinance prohibiting the wearing
of hats or head covering In theaters or
places OF amusement was placed on the
document yesterday. and II now takes its
place among tae rest OF the city reguia-
tlons. The ordinance makes the wearing
OF headgear In a theafer a rnisdeus amor.
punishable by a fine OF from s. 10 SO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

"Csnst thou minister g A mind Dis
Ca sea - asks Macbeth. Certainly. ny
lord: the condition Of the nssa tenands
largely. II rot solely. OF the condition OF
the stomach. liver and bowels. for ali Of
which complaints Ayers Pills are ..,he
soycreierezt thing or earth"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
New Suits Filed.

4 In the superior court yesterday actions
were begun as follows:
j. Quincy Fowler and w j. Caesar vs.
Mary f. Phillips OF al.-Foreciosl,rs al
mortgage. 81 200. with interest, and $50 at
torney's fee
Joseph ken.zler vs.. Rhoda kentzier-
Divorce.
Barheris 4 Cont VS.. Jane Thompson-To
compel the futfiIluient OF agreement to lease
certain premises.
Gordon & Co. vs. Great Northern rail-
way-Demurrer to complaint not yet filed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

The regular quarterly examination Of ap-
niieanis for teachers certificates COM
menced yesterday al the Central school
building under the supervision OF County
superintendent Meredith. There are sew
enty-four candidates 80 per cent. of whom
are 0f the weaker sex
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
raiiseum CONDENSED MIX for the
hIoaatke.

rhs Washington Condensed Milk con-
,..,,,, ara nutting up special brand %
y,5lE Gar the Alaska trade called f1ilseU'n.
n Is me finest quality possible - pro@i'es,
r.,n,airtar Is par cent more butter TAT
- ,h~ E,as,l, brand snd - specially
,ss.,,s..s, =, use IA a cold climate, Every
,,,,,sna.,ter shouia see that he sets ih!s
srana As II is freshly canned ana VII
kAafs for years.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
sammy p-Briru In Jail

Sammy O'Brien, the ls-year-old lad who
Is wanted for the alleged theft Of SIS from
Mrs Frances Baker. ives arrested VS.
.erday afternoon by Detective Sam Cor
bett The search has been going on sev~
eTal days ard IL vas supposed O'Rrfen
was In Everett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

tTr-to-aate map. table q distances law
that governs mining on the Yukon ex-
pli-it directions As 10 route AMI necessary
supplies Prise = cents. c. II. J. stolten.
borg 60 First avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

want rainsnE properties place. Ssa
quartz On The caass % AaA@A.' az - -, -
- companies promoted. j. {,
paiman. Hotel Butler
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Kind Words for the Dead.

The unfortunas, men. George j. Botch-
err r. w Molique and Charles 4. Black
stone. who lost their lives through ex-
poSure in a blizzard which overlook them
while they were attempting TO cross the
glacier from Sunrise City 10 Portage bay
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

Have you seu. Kionaike edition 81 the
Post ln'elhgeneer 10 your friends IN sha
@astf Copies wrapped ready for mailing
e@h e Rad GEeoa asnliestton az business
office, - Per cory
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

''EoId % there! = hel0w
How Do you keep wsrrr7 Own . sIes,-
i-E bag made by ire Pacific Lounge ana
Ha''Esss Co. Western avenue. near sYsr,rr
street. They make canvas bags tor prs-
visions and clothing also
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13
Are You Going Csmpfure

~ yoa are you should have the ras.-
TntsIii Seucer sent to you. y wil1 ~ozt
nothing extra. Gail at our office and have
yoGr address changed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

hloftikers. stt~ntsOn--Jr sefuI rnine-s'
cook hook free AT Spencer Clarke Corn
pazsys j. 4aS Occidental avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

II yen are you shoai3 have the Post
fnfetkEerce- s. NJ 70 YOU IL viii seost
nothing extra Call At cur Office and have
Your AG4Fess CHANGED
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ftfsIt IIiI~.

G. f Murphy Of ~ Main street. waa
struck by a plank az kArfy's uanl yestar-
tay morning. lie was taken home in me
oWs
The polite were called 10 ths corner ~
rfFh aver - soagh ard Weller street
" Wednesday utgsft In take 8 isfssrer Esy7s.3
william nioaGetf ia the SAITH general
hospital The police records say taaf
ales4geJS was III
J j. McNeEruey. WHO was DISCHARGED s-,a-
ser,iav fruu the wHTsafn Monterey cafe-
frateA the eveUs iSst night ~ ge.tiYr a.
an ARTIFICIAL attack - S~s@ kness "a
vs. run III hF tS1iT@r Chapman. and ina
action Eranahsw SAVED the S2lIar a sr,si-
little sum gar Ae haa ahagt SEQ IN money
aud a railway ticket 5a San Francisco be-
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LAW DOES NOT APPLY.
PRE-ExISTTxG MORTGAGES sArr.
FROM 4 RECENT STATUTE.

SaAge nensoa Intesrrets en- Aes cf
the Last Legistasure-Test Case
70 De Made - kDonAshe Excite
1ens Causes Increase In Keats
and Leases Appeal to the Court
20 save Themselves Fren Being
O1nsed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-13

waSner's Band every n'Sh'- 1so's0h
Park.
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wilson's Yukaa tsstsfe. new edition from,
urexas july 1esns all information 70 date
about mex asi3s aad rev routes. NV
mans haf<xoas EEex ~ paA son Cstw
T,nvrtghted Price. = cents, mans. n
-e.,ss Seud order a. once. The Calvert
Company. rs FIRST aveane.
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rlrec, % Sk2rsAy OF city 81 sesttie
August -
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steamer Rspis Transit carries horses 70
SSagasv August -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1897-01-19
81. Sabrgang.
Gefplntipncn.

Sn ein.r auf tosn iiiuf3cbnten Sdnuar adbtjsbns
SnTotrt NM n.benurortunsq 5uiamm,n b,ruisutn
@Msrlamminne o's SireioEtums Der .Rsr6aHts GnO
Wtntrs 1ranyportatipn GpmpaupI ipuppe auaeorp=
net, Die foigtnbeu 9ciGuh. pen 9rotufoa,n Der
eompn9nie einSuoerlebtn:
81 q 10 isn, cab Die Ritglit0.r oisiss Sis
Istforrums nst titf:m Scil.io ole 9abrit ucn DEM
trahrlatn nno plpbiiben abIebtn ats
Capt. Spbn g. 3apIpr.
zines Der dtcitsn, bo5peadtctIt.n unp psrtrau,nss
epirbtefen Gupitdne i'm 5ituit. orr @ompaeuit entz
St9.n 9tnomnren bab:H. @uptdu Saplor trat Dor
5ptinnoortiBie sta5rsn in Die Sisnte Der Gom=
pasne' nno es seIans ibm ourdl iensn etfr uro bic
etrelie Grfiilung itiutr 3i,nipIidten ii6 bis Sunt
&a9ree pes Commandments Deg Slmpfors rpotparo1
emper gu arbeten. elmer Der b0d)fen 'Stelunqen in
oer eonFpagnre; udbreHo ieiuer langlGDrletn SRnr=
seit entleoett tr 6 eint qefabrposn 9fli6tsn nrit
sfn.r Observation-Disclosures uno Gresbsnbeit Den 9ntt=
refen oleltr Sompagnit atQenuber, oaB ibm oaour6
eas ooue SeTtrdaen uno Die I6tun9 Der Sednlteu
Dsrltben ju 3beil iuuuOe, uno letn DIT btipdbrter
Rutb, fein iDmpatbiides 99e.u, ieue gtibeioen=
peit uno SelbitoerlcnsHun9 erre9teu De StiuuHoes
runq nno Die N9tun9 tinss Ssotn.
Sieie urbeilpols GoGliion mar Der orite ernfli6e
unfaa in isn,r untnt,rbroben erfolqreldcn lduz
Gen Garri.re unb als @apitdu 5apler ieiut Grtid=
runQ it6er Die Dem llridle Su 0ruuot lisgcno.n
Sbdfddb,n nit oer Gbrlibfeit uro Sfftnbstt abgdb
Die itin qanies Stbtn 6aratttrirtsn, trrtats er bel
ben 9tamt.n Der &ompasuit Oie lsbtr5eu9unQ Dab
tr oort BON ieoer Stuuo frtlgulprtten lei, uno DAB
ibn ftin SGotl peeen oeisr bsOduernsmertben Golt=
fOn trsffsn t0nne. Seins ifbergrobt Gmpin0Iibttit
uIto Spmpdtbie init 0em Spoe ieiner Stpci gtruisz
qenofeu, apeltt bel Dem Sbiffsbrud ibr 2eben ptrs
fortn, idbtnen itus @eodnfsu politdnoie eriillt u
babtn ujo eriibelte iibtr ben traurigeu etbsns=
r.ulu 10 lange, bis dni6eineHo fein Geif umHabttt
,purot uno .r Die GOntroIe Iber fb ielbf bis III
rR;m iolben 1lmfaro. perior. bab fsin Sob baIo
barauf iOlete.
i6ltF. Der iSamlie bes @srftorbsu,n ib.riabot
iptuos, aIs Elm 9lusorud unitr.r tiefen Spmputbie
init brtm 8erlufts.
Q6O g. u. eapfeIe. G.fr.tdr.
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6mrse 3abclocpeirhcu.

- Der bon Nmiteroam na1 g2eipz
Yort beitimmte 9ampfer rS9iebam "
lit nu6 bem eriteren !0afen Suriidgez
febrt, Du feline Maf9ine balb na9 Der
Mbfabrt unbrau3bdr ipurbe.
= Der am 2. DECEMBER bon Glpbe
in S9ottlunb nu9 Calcutta abgeqanz
gene britii4e Oampfer nGitD Of Ganz
terburp" lit Bel 9oogblD point an Der
inbii4en 8iiite gef6eitert. Seine
Meni3enleben gingen babel perloren.
User 9e5tpun9en 1T, fi9 bur9 cine
iiBenbe 2ebenspeiie ieinen unterbalt
gu peroienen, lpirb ii9 iiber tur5 ooer
lang ii3er elm 2eberleioen 5u5ieben.
Or. Iuguit 8Onie's 9amburger Sroz
pfen perben Elm berartises 2eioen
fi9er beilen.
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mtr pfferfren gum gerFaufe:

W.T. uHerIrtH sHH SertuH1t:
100000 DUBUQUE. Sa. 4=pros. UurbiruHss Bombs
faIi9 1917.
$1,000 Sao-@ite, Rdliaan, 4.prot. Bombs.
100000 Staot Dauenporr, Soma, bombs, Retto
Yrojent Si1ieu.
$4,000 Gan antoHio. 2sr., 6=pros. Bombs, fduts
1915.
$4,000 GdHiaszSitp 6=pros Bombs.
100000 Souiton, E,ras. 40 Sabr Cob Bombs,
Heito ~ 8rosent.
DALTIMOkE IN VESTMENT CO,
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SeIephoa 2271. Baltimore NiS,
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