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CITY NOTICES.

of the City graded or regarded 10 the off,
cial grade. pianked or replanks1. paved
or repaved, rnacada mixed or renaeadaYu-
ICED graveled or regraveled. piled or re-
piled, capped or recapped: and 10 order
sidewalks, sewers. raaDholeS, Clfysrt~
huikheads. retaining walls. water mains
curling ard crosswafks 10 be constructed
or repaired therein and 70 order any o.
all work 70 be done which shall % neces@
ssrv 10 complete the whole or any portion
OF the streets. sidewalks. lanes squares
alleys Or places and the CITY Council NAV,
levy and collect an assessment upon ali
lots or parcels Of land benefited cy suca
Improvements 70 dsfray the cost and sx.
pense thereof. which assessment shah be-
come a first lien upon all property Liable
therefor prior and superior 10 all other
liens and encumbranceS
And he II further resolved that the fore
going amendment be and the same Is here
by submitted 20 the qualified voters Of the
City 81 Seattle for their ratification or re-
lection at the next general election 10 -
held March Sth. iS<N.
Passed the CITY Council the IN day Of
January. 1895. and signed by me IN open
session in authorization OF lis passage
this attn day Of January. lNS.
THOS. NAVTN
President pro tenn OF the City Council
Filed by ME this ith day OF January. $50
WILL III. PARRY
City Comptroller and Ex-officio city
Clerk
Date Of first publication, January -. 1919.
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CLAIMS for sale, on each OF the three
propositions We only want small casn
payments: owners viii take you in. put
you ON claims and take balance or pay
fneus Oft bedrock.
81 5d9-so-f foot fractional claim on Amerl
can side. adjoining claims panning 81 per
day 10 man
g. sos interest I'm full claim on American
side cut OF which $1,000 was taken last
year.
s. go 4 interest In one OF the hest claims
on Quartz creek.
Remember we only want small cash pay
ucnts. Owners can be seen az our OF
flee Louis 4 RexfOrd a Co. sis Bailey
building Telephone Main 80
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ktoNptk T--sf-s>A MAPS.
ASH At IDE-

! g. Estt-S hue.sr e4.ae ana exp1arer.
- Easte ~ tuTuis4 Eu.Hes ftf psFt.es
e. copper ffFcr '7Hs 49, A ssAs Pea
tnsslls. 2Aos er tts e hufaTiss ,so rsrsf-
GLASS EsaEstzst 2Fe@sseFszDa1 .1gnt~AeSt
for 50 tes ro ErusseEake lst tHe hs1t -
references esteu. = q BOX as Seat C.
Nasa ~ - Sreae8 avenue.
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NOTICE TO SEWER CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for connecting the Mer-
Ger school building with the sewe- sys-
tenn Of the city. as required by law. will
be received at the office of the board OF
education. corner CT Seventh avenue and
Marion street Seattle. up to o'clock D.
N. of Monday. March :. 1898.
GIrERNSEY Secrctnr,-
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kLONDIkE-TRANsPoRTATiON

FREIGHT AND PASSAGE To ST. MI
Chaei and Dawson city. knocked down
boats. boilers. etc. al reasonable rates;
special facilities. Will contract with par
ties 20 take freight and passengers to
81 Michael. first boat Will leave Seattle
about April Isl. 70 give parties a chance
10 build river boats before Yukon opens
up. For freight and passage apply Sc
attic 81 Michael Dawson city Trans
poFtation Co. liz Columbia street
CHANCE To REACH DAWSON FREE
by water-An organization nov being
perfected. limited TO 50 members only:
contracts now completed, good oppor-
tuns.y for the right people. Can at
room a. Colman building Open even
ings
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FOR COPPER RIVER Schooner & Law
renee viii ~ail aAout February - Fcr
passage Apply 20 AiuswoTth 4 Dunn. TO-,
OF pike street
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\ FEW more tickets left for CoppeF
river. schooner sails saturday. the isfh
Louis a ReNford y co. SIS Bailey build
ing Phone Main -
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COPPER BtN ER-Schocner Laurel leaves
aeout March : for Port NalaeS- Apply
room 3 Sullivan building
READ ADVERTISEMENT Of Crystail,red
Eggs Nlnta page.
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RESOLUTION No is - PROPOSED
Amendment No. "A resolution ana
proposition 20 amend Subdivision ! OF
See Il Of Article VII. - the CITY char
ter. and fo< the subuis sion Of such pre-
posed amendment 20 the qualified voter.
o the city 1t the next general election.
Re 70 re7olTad by tns Cay Council q the
CITY q Seattle
That subdivision q Ser II q Article
VIII &C the CITY Charter De amended 30
az % reat as follows.
: Subdivision ! Whenever the public in
terest or convenience may require. the
CITY council rs hereby authorized and an
powered 70 c-der the 81 hole or any part Gs
It's streets. lanes, alleys. squares or places
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FREIGHT OVER WHITE PASS.

OTiy Sc a pound. % Lake Bsnnett Apply
Immediately TO William Mccormick at Sc
attle Trading Co. ii6 First avenue south.
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kLoNDIkE-MINEs ron SALE.

READ ADVERTISEMENT OF crystallixed
Eggs Ninth page.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WRITINGS prospecting machine. weighs
Is rounds Ia pronounced the most essen
tial article in outftting for every pros
pecsGr SalesrOous 4. < Miles Com
uany rs and IL lasier way.
kL0%pfKE Frost Extractor: invalua 81
Cor kloudske- not an experiment. dem
Onsfratsa success Call and see f. See
our Wonder Gold Washer Foot ColGm-
b!a street on wharf
GAS ENGINES for klondike or any other
place: stationary or marine. Geo. Sintz
fns Western avenue
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were ''Lowney's eon-bonss" '-sulphu1re.,
Beans" Bakers Cocoa" and 'Pearlne-
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Ashton went TO Port
lard tbs first OF The week to attend 'he
exposition.
Mrs. 9. w, Dickinson. Of Seattle. return
ed from Omaha Thursday and spent Fri
day WITH friends in Tsconna-
Nj and Mrs. r. ". Snow and Mr. and
Mrs: J. T. Sieeb d,ued with Mr.. and Mrs,
W. v. BGrriii "Wednesday night.
Rev. ard Mrs William Scuader gave
reception Tuesday evening for the young
married people Of the FIRST Cons' ga1s oiai
church
Mrs Rlchard Roediger and Miss Roediger
entertained Al luncheon Monday Capt. ard
Mrs Pasn and MIR. j. Il. CiifI. Of Port
Tow Hsend
Mrs. James Oberteuffer. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr. aud MIS- NJ
Ferris returned 20 ner home III Portland
th4s week.
sir. Welsh. Of Seattle. and a graduate Of
Princeton coils .e Mas in TACOMA this wees
on his way 10 he koseu nal. where ne ~Iat
act as Mr.. iuIford's ASSISTANT.
Mrs H. a 4iliyer who las been visit
Ing Mrs A W Rayaor at the Annie
Wight Seminary anu Aas Also been "i.a
friends n seaL.ie. has returned 10 hef hume
IN Portage, " IS
MIR. ana Mrs W V. Burrin ana two
chhdren ana Mrs. Bailey. Mrs hurrlii
where tney have taken house IL santa 'I.
BarAara They Viii leave Tacoma aoOai
the iirsl OF December
Mrs White. Of Brooklyn. VINO mas been
making Visit Of s.seFai months ~ "a
coma win her son. Mr.. u. ". White, ieft
Thursday for California accompanied oy
MIR W hite. They will go through CaiIioI-
MIA and from there 20 the Omaha expo
s1tton Mr. White will go on 10 brooklyn.
uhers he will make an extended WISH be-
fore returning TO Tacoma
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IN THE SWIM AT wu.r.ou

WHATCOM. Oct ls-T1e vota to.- wat,
ef homer AT ihe Olympia csrriva, IA, :,
iaFkt. 40 votes Being po.ied Ms n -
ot siF"aNen. VAS the choice ~ 80 80
CITY. N t'-"S /" t3ls
The ladies q the Library Asso~],,.,,
KAYE Tea al tSe rooms thts astnrno,9
si;37'c ana e3ocuiic0ary selections f,- NJ
Na"nS M'nt1n added - the 15e..l,-s -
The occasion -
az. ara Mrs George I brand aAvs bee.
VISITING IN fuyallap this week
ft9 tr2s> Society was orearlveA :,
the library rooms on "Wednesday a -
stftVtcn and bylaws sd0r:si ar4 go
Soti1 tSes appointed Mis- 4 r Cana
oetl. Mrs J Il Dawson and Mrs " =
AtcT l aN1it.ng committee. Mrs W u
AxtetL Ms =. : Nctrard M y ~
Sac3n. MIs Il kcrsaaw Ms n
si@aley Mss Roberts MIS-. & A par!i~r
con Fai'tr@ % WAYS AM means. Nrs X =
Fuller, Dr II + Henderson. Nuss p
son, MIS-. j. n. Eg2a. ~ house press ,,-5
printing Mrs A NansArla NJ -
Ho'ercanap. Mrs r " pur,iv Mrs ~
IfFpii. Ms VI. q. Grscdfn Mrs q =
1atr PITS J0Nsz e TsnE Corr n tee A,-s
r FISCHER Ms W Benson Mss T.f
j. <, / = !. Collins. Dr. n = Ffrrs
Ms $ C~atf. Mrs II l. g.rsens59
Ms faGnl, Mrs II Abbott Mrs
Charles Mctiee. pr. AxteH. rei3eg consrn,T-
tee Mrs. : 4 Ir:sh. M.~ c. " p"r~
MIS- A II Campbell. Mrs. Glorlann.
MI ana Ms z. 7 M,rse ATTENDED ne
HaptiSi state convention n Olvren,s
NJ. and Ms. W Z. Patch ~ Sea,.is
SO TT sunday oa tie Bay au3sns their
many friends
Ais. Marian Aoora and Miss Benson
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have charge OF special musical exercises
at 81. Paurs Episcopal church which Will
% ex;erdc. sver several Sundays a fire
programme isNcepderet each evening. with
Miss Moore ard Miss Huguenn as sopra-
nos. Miss Benson and Mrs a. + Allen,
altos Mr. George Austin AMI MI G. :.
Roe tenors. and Or. g a Darling and
Mr.. James Sutherland bassos.
pr I Mn;on spent last week a. Har-
rlspu Hot Springs
Ms Frank Bandy enterta.nei the mem
berS Of The Junior Y. L. ;. {. X. on satur-
Gsv afternoon.
Mrs NJ y. Smith. % Everett. IS visiting
WI Mrs Martha iitton ans family
NJ /. n + Collins and Mr. ". H Law
sor entertained few friends a dinner on
TUESDAY evening st the Hote. Fairhaven.
There we're present Miss Bennett. Miss
Prentice Mss Benson, Or. and Mrs, Da--
ling. Mr Bloedel Mr.. Collins and Nj.
Is ws9n.
Mrs Y c. Gamwell gave au elegant din
rsr narIv on Wednesday evening. Ccv-
IS we're ia.d ,.r twsIvs he SECS berg
Ms 0feu. Mr. ] II Rloe4ei Mr.. q. {.
Hyat-. Mr. NornaG Tucker. Mr.. L D. ?
Collins MI ard Mrs. Gamweli, DR.. and
Mrs e A Darling.
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DOINcS ON SASHON ISLAND.

VASHON, Oct. l5.--WaTd Clarke arrived
hame from Tacoma on Friday. the ,th
.rst 10 celebrate his i9th birthday. \
parry Of about forty of his young friends
G, both sexes gathered at his fathers w.
Il. Clarke and spent the evening In an
sri1yaaie manner.
Miss Ella Minor is at homo for few
weeks preparatory 10 taking a trip TO Eu-
rape, after which SIZE expects to so 10 the
Philippine islands and back by way of Ho-
solaiu
Mr. and Mrs H. IT. Peas. OF Seattle.
ssTe guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs. {. ". Ten
sey the past week. coming over Thursday.
sld returning Saturday.
Ars. Ctiiarn Ecnhamm arrived - her
tsagh'egs Mrs ( II Gris~old. on Fri
Day, October She has been absent in
2.nrcaota Cor seven months.
Mss Jessie Yuie. one of the mos, popu-
'sr young laders oa the island has taken
position a. the Fannie Paddock hCspjtll
n Tacoma 10 prepare herself ass a trained
Isrse.
'fAe Students OF Vashon college enjoyed
moonlight excursion one evening las;
week
Rev and Mrs : W. Beaver and Rev
an Mrs II J powen attended the Baptist
siaie convention NJ olympia this week
s'No'G' Lewis Gower r., az the First
rs nn'' ~peut Thursday - the college
sSiinr f-scHGs Ike returned 70 san Fran
SSc9 this week
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WEEK AT EVERETT.

EVER Eft oct. t5.-CCe OF the most
raay-rIar gatherings socially and alto
getner recherche affairs held in Ever
e. ior a locs cl,re vas taaI gwen Tuss-
dsx evening ~ Mss Eta Ford Al The
spacious ana handsomely appointed home
- Hon John r. AcNanus or Grand ave
nue.. n honor - Mss JgAet Sichos. u
Seattle Made Or N34nt by i1nUmerable
i3gAls ana rare potte4 plants banked on
all sides The drawing rooms presented a
scene q studied elegance and unusual al
.ractGFe3ess Notwithstanding the exceed
i1gly inclensrt weather there vas a gem
eruus ou.pouYiuE Of ne young people
prominent 81 me Soc&a! world 81 Everett
an towards yn.duieh. The iarse hal which
Rad been gwen 8p entirely "a 4aGClng ex-
hlhii@3 3 galaxy ~ y0Hta and beauty rare
Is brought together Delicious gIaceS re-
frsshe2 the Suests while GeAShtful music
sos! tie Enofnents al % soosA Included
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Wher Marquis Ito. ore ~ he l~sdlr =
mes ~ Japan. was in victoria recently he
asked Ire names az TIE principal noan.a ~
on tAe Pacific coast Mount Rainier beng
mentioned he said. That's Il; that's where
the famous beer cores from" Afterwards
he explained ,hat this mid beverage had
made an sEnphagic hit IL Japan~no social
function Ezs complete unless there vas a
good supply az Rainier Eseer'' on hand.
Ta.s IS quite 4 recommended IIox as Japan
has hundreds at oEewerieS c. ae< own-.
~S1v
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among the invited were; Miss Helen Cow
az. Miss Lillian Morse, Miss Belle Hopper,
Miss Emily Summer. Miss Hal Porter. NJ IS
A5hie Sumner. Miss Lillian Porter Mss
Lola Mitchell. Miss Gertrude Packwood
Miss = Porter. Miss r. stuart. Miss L.
Ha thaway and VI s. BESSIE VI. Steel % Sc
atfIe. Mr.. and Mrs. '. }. Pearse. Mr.. and
Mrs f. L. Money Mr. ard Ms a e.
Macready, Mr.. aud Mrs ] {. Falco8er.
Mr. CFishy. Mr.. Anes. Mr.. p J. Rucker
Or Gordon. Mr.. Tuttie. Mr.. Ford Mr.. Nc
ManuS Mr. =. u. ECb1ft Mr. y C. Egg
bert. Mr.. buckley. Nj Stowe. Mr.. Fowler,
Mir Edweu. Mr.. Thompson Mr.. Church
and Mr.. Barteis.
Mrs w J Ferguson and son. Tercil. Of
Seattle. are visiting AZ the home Of her SIS
ter, Mrs P. K Lewis
Or and Mrs. W. {. Cox are visiting
friends Ia spokane
Mr. T. ". Jones. ~ Arlington was an
Everett visitor last week.
Rev Nj. Cairn of SnohOfnsh Missed
through Everett on his way to Seattle las,
week
Mr.. and Mrs ~ Friday. % stanwood.
were IN the city las week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ", Sisco were in the
city last week
Hon J T Ronald. ot Seattle. was in the
civ Wednesday.
Rev Coyle attended The Presbyterian
synod that was held in Spokane las: week.
returning home on Wednesday morning.
Mr. w W Flack WAS in Seattle last
week or legal business.
Mrs ~. y Smith returned las: Tuesday
from Whatcogn. where she has beea visit
!Gg.
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. AC0MA. Oct. ts.-Socially the
week should Re clagsed as
good. bad ard Indifferent Put
ting IL that way tbs week would
certainly be called tad. X has
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Tacoma Soefni and p~rsonab Notes.
Nre Y Steel returned Tuesday from
victoria
Mrs. II Csro<scup spent ths 6rst of she
week 81 Portland
NJ Francis Rotch. o.. Seattle. was IN
Tacoma Wriuss3 ay
Mr. Frank NJ Caldwell left Thursday for
"a short TRIP 10 ALASKA
Miss Roed.rsr went - Port Townsend
TUESDAY FOR Snort visit
Mfr ard Mrs George Eurd, % Seattle.
spen, "Wednesday in Tacoma
Miss Amy Burnett !s visiting Mrs II. {.
Potter for i coup!e ~ weeks.
Mss Ruta Alien. Of Seattle has been In
Tacoma this week visiting. Mss Clancy.
Mrs J VI MfiI-r. 81 spent "Wednesday
w.th Mrs - s F'3lfoF3 AZ DE hcvfn Hall
Mrs Hugh < wallace viii s. Ease next
r,ronta - spend tie winter n Washington.
i i
Mss PAiltr TNjAarhasi All 20 East sex.
7'et1tS3as 70 spend the winter IN New
York
M~s a W. Raynor ard Mrs. II Miller.
ST. lwuehea with Ms Aiexander Thompson
Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs T l. Sueh - Aleauy Or.
are VISIT x ,he.r daughter. Mrs Water
} T1sryeit
TIE yoaaS people ~ lbs BarslS. eharch
EA.a 4 very clever entertainment consist
ing ~ advertising IaoleaNx t5iS weeA
Among the familiar advertisements gwen
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A cheap hat is a cheap af-
fair at best; cheapness is not
the aim of this millinery
stock.
Cheap materials and cheap
labor find no favor here. But
pretty hats, highly stylish
hats, hats Hastily designed
from thoroughly good mate
rails await you at temptingly
little prices.
To illustrate:
200 Swell Imported Hats.
bought at a big discount, on
sale this week at S2.75, So,
$3.50, 81, $3.50 up to So.
New line of Stylish Novelty
Street Hats at S2.25, $3.50,
1915.
Big stock of Ladies' and
Children's Corduroy and Vel.
vet Caps, from 25c up to S1.25
each.
Leather Caps for boys at
75c. 81 and 1926.
Immense assortment in
Fancy Feathers, Flowers, Or.
naments and Ribbons. at our
usual small profit prices.
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Is the
House.
keeperIn?

'N''s b'SssSS iiStHu.
We are showing the biggest
and best line of Housekeep-
ing Goods ever brought to
this city. Let these few items
tell the price story:
200 Honeycomb Bed
spreads. actual value 81; our
price, roc each.
$50 Honeycomb Bed
spreads, ia size. Marseilles
pattern, very great value, 81
each.
100 Comforters, covered
with good calico, nice clean
filling, special value 69c each.
80 pairs All Pure Wool
Blankets, in white. with pink,
blue and red borders, while
they last. sos a pair.
S-4 Unbleached Sheeting,
fine heavy quality, lac a
yard.
72x90 Ready Made Sheets,
actual value soc, sale price
40c.
36x42 Ready Made Pillow
Cases, would be cheap at loo;
our price, loo.
1sx36--50 dozen Cotton
Hnck Towels, very great
value. sc each.
22xi4 Cream Turkish Tow
els, for this week only loo
each.
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3iiri d, IL. Sttober.
SSran d.
3 aris, Is. Stt.

", lOs Stt.
Sie ameritaniIhen uno bic ipani-
ihen Srieoenstommilllre baben aslteru
bic erltsn smsi WDbsn ibrer Sbdtiateit
gum slbidlub gsbradt. unO Die ssort=
ibritte. welde 9ematt ,uoroen iino.
iino bauptidblih ourh negatives Sor-
geben uno our6 Die Saltuug Der 9lme=
ritaner er,ielt wDroen. Der erlte glrti=
tel oes Yrototolls beltimmte, bab Spa=
nieu alle gnipriibe auf bic SOuperdnis
tat uno oas 9lnrsht aui Guba auf9ebsn
nilroe. Natiirlib parsn Die semein=
ihaftliben SiBunasn Dem @uba be-
trefenoen glrtltel oes prOtoiolls selpio-
met uno ebsuio ielbltpsrltdnblib eroff=
neten bic glmeritaner ibren Gall ourh
Die glunabme, oab ipenis ooer iein
SOraehen betreIfs @ubas n0tbi9 lei. auf
ben 8runo bin, DaB bic Verfllgun9
oarilber enoSiiltig ourh Die ysliim.
munaen oes Protoiols feitasieBt lei.
Sroboem unterbreiteten Die Spanier III
Der Sibuns bonn leBten Sonnerstu9
TOridll9e, Die oaraui binallsliefen.
oaB Die Der. Staaten bic cubanii1e
S1ulo aan3 ooer gum She'll iiberneb=
men iolltsn. gtaboem oieie Ginrei.
dung ON Siensta9 in enaliider
Sprabe DerleIen mar. mieoerbplte
Ssnor Wontsro Gios. prdiiosnt Der
ipaniiben &ommiIton. oieielben
milnolib. uno guar suerlt benz oOllen
g0ortlaut, uno oann oem Weientlihen
Snbalte nad. Die glmeriiansr baben
in ibrer eigenen SiBung am WiittUoh
Die ipaniite Giureicbung auigsnommen
uno Die 6ormulirun9 Der slntmOrt Der
8er. Sta0ten feltaeeBt, or melber
idmmtllhe @lerts elIria bis CUR Stlnoe
Der 6reita9sliBung belhaItlSt maren.
nobel ibnen Die Sommilare nit ibrsm
9tatb CUR Settle fanoen. Sn ior9lGl-
tiger. asnausr uno pOllltanoiaer g8eiis
nllroe bic glntmort porbereitet, uno Is
wuroe oesbab unmOglih. luie
uripriln9llh beahlibti9t mar. cine glb=
ibriIt oaUOn Dor Der Gr0linuug Der
SiBun9 ben Spaniern SuSultelleu. 10
oaB bic milnolibe GrOrterun9 prompt
beginnen tOunte. go fam es, oaB Die
glmeriianer bic glntiuOrt. welde bel
Der groIfnun9 Der SiBuua unterbrcitct
wuroe. mitbrahtsu, uuo oaB &sbtere,
ps9en Der erihOpienoen grorteruns Der
Sahe. bier anltatt Der 9eiu6bulihen
swsi Stunoen in glniprub nabm.
Mit glusnabme Der &Ommindre, Der
Seiretlre WtOore uno Siioa uno bes
9Olmetiders 6er9ulon iueib 9iiemano.
was in Der SiBunB 8eiaat worosn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25

lut6. Sic tparen auf einem prabm
auf benz Re9ierungscdnal nit oem
Sprenaen zines alien Stiffsrumpfes
beitaftigt. Sbarf. Der Sauder, mar
eben babel, cine auantitGt 8pnamit
iiber elmer tlsinen 0ampfmaiaine gum
4uftbauen gu bringen, als pl0B!i1 bic
25 Pfuno ibuere Wahe erplooirte. Die
Sampfmaihine uno ben 9ampiteNel
in Stiife rib uno Die Orei Mdnner %
GnB nett fOrtIbleuoerte, nobel Die
&Orper buhltdbli9 in Stiide 9eriHsn
tDnr0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
Grob britannien
fsalm putb, Is. Oft

Die 8eretteten iprehen ausnabmslos
nit Der bOhlten gnertennuus BON Der
Sinasbuns. oem 0eroismus uno Der
Saltbliiti9ieit, melhe bic Sffi,isre uno
Wannihaften oes perunsliiftsn Sams
piers Oil ben Rag 9slest uno. ertldren.
oab glle au9enblidlih auf ibrem Yo-
ten 9epelen iuaren. iObalo IS bstannt
wuroe. oaB Der Sampsr auiaelauisu
lei. Die aeidbrli6e Gage oes Shiifss
3puroe am llier bemertt uno cine gDar=
nun9sratete aufaelanen, es mar leoo1
su ipat, i'm ole Gataliropbe absumen-
ben. Die 10 urplOBlih mar. oaB,,e an
3eit feblte, um alle 2ebensrettunss=
apparate aus oem Sbiiis Su bolen.
Die glnalt uno Der G6reden. bic ii6
Der Yallaaiere bsmddtigie. ipotten
aller YsIhrelbung. Wdnner ipranssu
in Der SOoesanaf Der SerSluelflun9
iiber Soro unb Die wsibliben palla=
oisre brdu9ten litb in einen mrrsu Sau=
fen 3ulammen unb lpei9ertsn lib. oas
Sef Az perlaIen. Die Sii5lere barr=
ten bis 3ulebt auf oer Sonmanoobriife
aus uno piele Sale BON aufopferung
lino 30 osrseihnen. 2eute bon Der
Yemannuns blieben ltanobait auf benz
Sampfer uno iabsn sI, mie Die Soote
berabgelalen wnrben mo abltleBen.
pbuobl es auf Der Sano la9, oaB oiele
YOote pas sinSi9e Wlittel waren, ourh
wslde ibr eiaenes 2ebsn Qerettet per=
ben ionuts. Sin RsttunSsboot nit 40
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-25
S9aGenfeucr.
Dallas, Seras, 90. Ctt.


Gin oierlt6figes, benz S. 6. 9ar=
gan bon 4tlanta, 8a.. geb0rises uno
BON Der Seras 8ru9 GOmpanD benuB-
tes gadlieinbaus 1T beute elmer 6eusrs-
brunlt gum Spfer ssfallen. g8ie Der
Srono c,.!ltanoen 1T. 1T nod niht auf=
getldrt tuoroen. Die 80 ooer 40 glns
geltellten batten iib taum aus benz
brennenoen 8ebauoe in's Srsie as-
flithtet. als bic Selbebdlter i'm Seller
erplooirten, moburd brsnnenoe 8e9en-
ltdnoe iiber ben 9an5en 8ei6dftstbeil
Der Staot geihleuoert wuroen. Ser
Shaoen wiro auf $500 aeiddbt.
Der 0orratb OIL SrOauen mar fir
$lOl. 900, bas GebluOe iiir SIS, 900
Derlihert.