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TO RENT-One large furnished
room opposite Hanover Park. Apply
I mcs. Call.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-13

We are getting a taste of spring sure
enough aow.
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PLUMBING.

First.class plumbing done
at reasonable prices. Repair
work a speciality. Colson
Hoyt, 216 Oglethorpe street.
Phone $50.
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
CASH IN ADVANCE

OAoH N ADV hNOE
AdvertiEem ents in this column will be insert
ed at the uniform rate Of One Cent Word for
ach Insertion. No advertisement, however
all, less than 5O.cents. Cash in advance.
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We have full line OF cotton mat.
tresses just made up. Call at once for
bargains. j. w. Watkins.

The best protection against fevers pneu-
monia, diphtheria, ETC., is in building up
the system with Hoods Sarsaparills.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-13

FOR RENT-Rooms furnished or
uofurLished apply 225 ULion street.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-13

FOR RENT-3 4-room newly paint
I'd and ovsrnauled dwellings, for rent,
South Wolfe street. Apply 4l9 G
street,
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The last Of his race"-Allen OF Ne
brAsAa, the only populist senator,

Being vice president is smaller job
than Teddy figured on.
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A BARGAIN

One lot new cotton mat
tresses, first-class, for sale
cheap. Apply at once. j.
w. Watkins, 2O8 Bay street,
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NOTICE.

Advertisers fare requsstedito send
sepy, for changes in before p. m, as
the came will not haye."'our attention
anlsss they are in, this office at that
time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-13

WANTED-A good coIored cook.
Apply 20s Bay street
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-03-13

FOUND--Ore bnuch of keys owner
can have snne by calling at this office
aud paying for tits ad.
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TO SUBSCRIBERS:

Subscribers are requested to notify the once
wAsn they fail to get any issue Of the Times
oaA. Attention to this matter will be APoIe-
eiAtsd by the publishers.
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ARTHUR II. LKAvY Editor
xoLAHD.A. MULLINS, Business Manager
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SHIPPING REPORT
Corrected Daily by Capt. Otto Johsnnsssn
Port Of Bruins wick, Mch. 9, 1901.
ARRIVED

SIS Colorado, Avery, N. Y, Mer-
chandise and passengers.
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4 have maintained all along that
there would be no disorder. and stu
have confidence in the worklnFtusn.
Use no undue zeal in keeping the
men out o. tho psmmlor plant. for
| have heard Il VIII be- started this
week. The veual eastern press has
exaggerated and distorted every trlf-
Inns occurrence here into riot. and in.
tured the town.
Any violence would be the signal
Tor she application OF the infamous
principle OF government by iuJunc-
ton. and would divorce the support
Of every labofing man outside Of
the amaisamated association.
"Vtoiencr never won a strike. No
rlght can b. gained by breaking
4 feel 30 uneaslness. but issue this
proclamation % keep you copl-head-
"a. uns ala precautions possible o.
preserve order. that the hot headed
element. u there be enc. may be
easily coutrulleis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
CITY COUNCIL AFTER
THE SCALP OF
POLICE JUDGE GEORGE
Without Discussion and Unanimously the CeunCmen Cut
Out His Municipal Saary-Sentiments of Disapproval
in His Conduct OF the Office Expressed

without discussion the city coun-
ell last night passed the regular
monthly salary appropriation bill
and purposely left out the usual 500
salary appropriation FOR municipal
court Judge n was evident that
the members Of council understood
what they we're doing. because there
was not a dissenting vote.
The reason for this action can only
be aurmisod. az individual council
men refuse 10 make any statement
that will clearly and fully explain
the matter. and Judge George ex-
presses surprise and Ignorance Of the
cause.
From the statement Of Mr.. James.
a member of the finance committee.
It la gathered that the adminiHtra-
ton of the office OF Judge George Is
not proving satisfactory 10 council
Just what the court Inns done that
fails 10 meet the councils approval
Ia not stated.
An l7'im1.ion
MIR. james said that the matter OF
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ton - a rather unweieoms envoy.
Who has had matters ali his own
way regarding the performance %
bis GRAND
A. = matter - fact. tue savsru-
meut now seems anKious 10 get rid
a. quickly a. possible OF the sxpia-
tory incubus. and The probabilities
are that the mission viii leave Bsr-
I'm soon after the audience.
a guard ~ honor received the par
~ on It's arrived az the castle. the
members were conducted to the Hal
81 shelb. where the kaiser. holding
a feld -marnhAIi's baton. receive
them. Prince Frederick and 9th r.
members n the royai family attsnz-
81 shs kaiser Ministers and priu-
cipnl court dignttaries and generals
were also present.
When he had been presented to
the kaiser. Chun read the letter q
apology.
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usually anxious to risk at least a
little wager on an event of this kind.
are this year fxhting shy 81 the con-
test. II IL universally ad united that
shamrock H. e nearer a match for
our defender than any other boat the
EHsllshmen have sent over. TIE in
land city ~ Pittsburgh. with is
Fzso.eo0 syndicate bet has put up the
only really hiR wager thus FAR. But
Pittsburgh people are not much Of
yachismen.
The ksener gudFes-such men az
comprise the New York Yacht club.
and other yachting organizations In
and around Gotham. Bosfan and
Philadelphia. await with anxiety the
outcome % the races. and by 70
neans feel certain that - the de-
fender win 60 the best tao nak af
three u IL generally fels that thla
win b. the oioseat contest that an m
sernatinnai yacht race has ever
shown.
II Is pretty much an even money
hazard. anyway you look ~ Il.
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AN APOLOGY
FOR MURDER

POTSDAM. sept. t-Ralser VIII
helm recsived Prince chun. head chi
nsze expiatory mission. at ia,ao .. m.
today. Minister o. Foreign Affairs
Riehthofeu and the imperial stan at
tended the audience.
II Is generally conceded here that
the settlement Of the shuh dimcultg
marks another success for Chinese
diplomacy. A semi-oGiciai iutima-
ton has been conveyed TO the press
that the government waived the pet
stion for forgiveness for the murder
~ Baron Won Kettsler, owing to a
desire NOT 10 place China In the aftl-
tuds ~ having eouuteuaneed aasns
sination. Nevertheless. the expiatory
mission has become sharn 81 ali sem
biauce Of national spectacle Illus
trnting German imperial supremacy.
and has dwindled 70 a private recrp-
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we're fs.sos .ss1. a. against O.. 9ei rs.
AithpuKh these receipts were much
smaller than last years. set August
receipts showed great Improvement
over July. and septen her IL expect.
81 90 Improve the record
Nome receipts a. san Francisco In
July and August last we're f15s. $50.
rs against o. ssgOs IN the same
months 81 last year. and kiondike
receipts il.0e2,2ss. a. against tia.2ss.-
30 last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
SIX BOLD BANDITS HOLD UP
AND LOOT ARKANSAS TRAIN

TENARKANA. Ark. sept. $40.
! Cotton nsit passenger train. lsav-
ing Tsxarkana a sses p M. In
charge 81 Conductor Armstrong. vas
held up and robbed near Eyiau. four
miles south ~ Texarkaua. last night.
The train was faEEea BY ons o.
tho robbers. Who forced the fireman
a. go hack and cut OF the mail and
baggage cara. and, returuluk. forced
the suEinssr - Eivs AZ the man
AEemsut 81 his engine. one u the
robbers. who. IL appears. Is an ex-
pert engineer. ran the engine. mail
and express cars about q mile from
the point where the fret step vas
made. and forced the express mes
asnger 10 open hta car. Ths robbers
then blew open ths safe With dyna-
salse. securing. u - said. a very
large amount II booty.
The fohbcra. after securing the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
WOODEN BLOCK PAVING
on SEATTLE STREETS
MEETS WITH DISFAv0R
Council Postpones Action on the Columbia Marion Madison
and Spring Streets Proposition-0ther important
Business Transacted Last MIGHT


The unpopular proposition 70 pave
with wooden blocks Columbia, Mar
ION. Madison and Spring streets from
First avenue 10 Railroad avenue
was turned down temporarily NJ last
nights council meeting BY CITY En-
gineer ThornHon's request that the
matter be postponed two weeks. he
stated that the board Of public works
was not ready to recommend such
material unless contractors could be
found willing 10 give bond for the
ten-year maintenance Of such pave
Henf. The e0unellnen were unani-
nous IN granting the delay. a con-
sensua of opinion gained from city
officials today was strongly adverse
= wooden block paVefnents on fhe
streets mentioned or on any 9th
er streets.
another important feature ~ the
melting was the ordering Of street
iHproYsments 70 the extent Of an eH-
tiinsted cost of 3if2.sZ5. There are
LINING yet improvements estimated
~ nearly $1,000 or the amount n
kal erdsred last night. over one
80 = y was for water mains and
f Mr.. James objected atrant4-
-, % the ordering ~ 40 much
49, Hhen 10 paid there wan more
r.o.e,, Construction now than could
''''S pe finished before the rainy
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handling criminals had not pleased
council yet he ala not cite any spe-
clne cases. lie said that the com
mittce thought some explanation
was Forthcoming from Judge George
and he hoped II would be made Fur
Their he explained that the commit
tee did not desire To pay Judge
George 500 q month since he was
receiving like amount from the
county az Justice OF the peace. and
the appropriation was therefore
passed over untll the bin reducing
the salary to SIS "a month can be
passed next week.
Councilman Rude. another member
81 the finance committee. said the
committee had knowledge of certain
things which he was not now at
liberty to speak about other mem-
bera Of the council refused to talk.
It is explained there ls some dis
satisfaction over the revenue the
municipal court receives. However
Police Court Clerk Case says the
nine months ending Aug. 81 exceed
ed In revenue any Hike period In the
history OF the office. OF the t0.sis.i6
collected. the sum Of s2,773,20 was
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Unburied for Three Years

Details q tragedy which Occult
red three years ago have Just com.
% iiKht In Dawson. PROJECTORS
camping near the head ~ Moosehlde
creek. discovered n pile 81 human
bones. The mounted police we're Ia
formed. They buried the remains
and discovered gold watch and
chain. The evidence points 90 the
belief that they we're the property 81
Robert Alton who f. known 60 have
persisted IN that vicinity three years
ago. The corpse has remained un-
buried all this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
Ex-C0NFEDERATE
VETERANS TO MEET
Camp oil Daughters OF conieder.
acyv 10 Be Formed

Confederate Veterans OF Seat
tie and vicinity WIN meet al the Nh
rins EbRineers hall in the starr
Boyd building at 7.2o o'clock Friday
evening. sept. 6. for the purpose Of
organizing "a camp Of United coufed-
crate Veterans FOR social. literary.
historical and benevolent purposes
only. and to elect officers for the en-
suing yeBr. n ia announced that
soon thereafter camp OF Daughters
OF the Confederacy Wiil be formed.
embracing the mothers. wives. ais.
tiers. daughters aud granddaughter
Of ex- Confederate veterana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
Without a Governor

The Yukon territory IL temporarily
without a governor. His exceliency
fas gone 70 Victoria to attend the
cbsequiea Of hls wife and child who
persisted IN the Islander disaster.
Only IN the case Of the governors
death can the Yukon council meet
and tranaaet business tfntu his re-
turn, all important matters viii b.
delayed. When Gov. Rops left Al
aska ne expected to be back in Daw.
son about sept. 7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
MEYoR elRcK waRNs

MeKEEspoRT Pa, sept f-It ls
reported this morning that fully
two-thirds Of the OLD employees 81 the
uemlrr uu plate min Win return "a
work this morning under protection
OF tbs sheriff and fores Of deputies.
Mayor SLACK has issued the follow
ing proclamation 90 the strikers.
cantioning them against violence
The eyes Of tho country are on
Mckecsport
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SkaawaY. Juneau Gable

The skagwsy-Juneau cable has not
worked we'll since installed. II has
not been possible 10 havc constant
communication between
the two places. The break Is thought
10 be near Juneau and a large party
n government employees are at WORK
On Il endoavorinR to find the place
where a. Is defective.
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vas successful IN every respect.

TENAnKANA. sept. a posse
of 70 men left this mofniuE 60 inter
nspt the an robbers WHO held w the
Cotton fselt train ~ Eyiau last night
The outlaws are known q 30 In
TIC sulphur river bottoms. heading
fer Louisiana.
The railroad officials sttil refuse e
make puhiie the amount secured BY
the rohbern bat II IL thought 10 SO
way up into the thousands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04

tween 800 and 600 men r, sumed work
In the plant Of the National tube
works az McKvcsport this murniaE.
The return did not cause any excite
mcut whatever.
II D. becoming the conviction here
that the strike rs about over. and a
belief is expressed that a fun foFce
at the tube mills. comprising 1000 10
700 men. VIII be nc work again On
Monday.
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Amount Of Booty Believed to Be Very Large
Passengers Were Not Harmed--Posse Of
Fifty Men Is Now in Hot Pursuit

loot. cut % the engine from the NAH
and express cars. and. forcing the
engineer to ct on. they took the en-
CINE. IN charge ~ the robter snKtn-
Ger. and weui south 1t fuil speed.
No passengers were fHoiestad.
They were. however. frightened, and
hid their vsiuahles. The rohbera
wars eyidrntiy in possession q all
the facts oenneruing this pHftfruia
shipment 81 money. together with a
schedule 81 the train. ~ their - heme
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|. E:S
Danger Fall Mckinley,
He Will Be Watched

BUFFALO. y. Y. sept EVERY
care viii be taken 90 safeguard
President Mckinley when he comes
here TO the exposition tomorrow
From the time he arrives ia the
city until h. departs he viii never
be without guard Of secret service
men. police or noldlara.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
ROBERTS ON
ALASKA'S
GOLD

WAsHfN8roS. y e.. sept. A.
p.nectur ~ the United states Mint
Roberts makes the following report
regarding the prubabis lsgi-sutput uf
gold from Alaska:
July ard August receipts u Nome
Eula az Seattle we're ftGA. 1g7. rs
against tgg7 So IN the same month
81 $500. and receipts ~ Klondike gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
SUNK

BERLIN, sept. A-Ths navy de-
partment Was notified today that ths
German third-class cruiser warht
vas sunk OF Arizona after a collision
with the hattleship saehsen.
Il Is not known whether there waa
ioss o. life.
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u Bill. y
Gates jailed Today at
San Francisco

San FRANclaCo. Sept A.
saltwater Bilr' Gates. who eloped
from Tacoma 10 days ago with his
tl-year-old niece and came here IN
der an assumed name, WAS this
morning arrested. charged with ali
dueton, and confined IN the city
prison ~ request Of the Tacoma al.
tharitlea.
The gifi has disappeared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
SARCASTIC!

AMSTERDAM. Sept. 4--The Beers
here are unable 20 explain the ar
rest q Dr. Krause. governor Of
johannesburg. on the charge OF high
treason. They have always regard :
ed him as pro- English and have had
nothing to do with him since he sur
rendered johannesburg.
Mr. Kruger. when told Of the ar
rest. said.
What that Bfftisher' They will
be arrestinR Chamberlain for high
treason next"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
IS The GREAT Steel STRIKE
ABOUT To FALL To PIECES?
Indications Today Pointing Amagmated
There Are No Breaks the Ranks of the SikeM Men Returned
Morning More Than 0ne.AaH the Pitsbu Mills Operation

cive Federation are said 20 have
been Ia conference with President
sehwah. uf the United states steel
corporation. IN the latters Office thia
mornlug. but al knowirdee ol IL d
denied az trust headquarters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04

NEW YORK. sept. "a few days
spent here in contact with the
yachtsmen shows cieariy that the
betting on this years contest for the
Americas cup has not the spirit In Il
that vas displayed IN races hereto
fore. The few who are good judges
% the qualifications of the new ehai-
ieuger seem 10 think that the pocket
Is the best place % keep the money.
New Workers. generally. who are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
A CAMP THIEF

J. r. Auli. who resides at the Rain
isr-Grand hotel. reported 20 the po-
lice today that his camp tent a. Lake
Washington had been entered and a
large amount ~ provisions. a ceuple
Of pairs ~ opsra glasses. and several
articles ~ clothing. had tsen taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
September High links

The regular September high
iinks 81 the Art League Bohemiana
viii be held in the parlora Of the
HaInier-Grand hotel this evening
The last issue Of The Bohemian
will be read BY Mrs. Dunbar. the
editor. and a musical and literary
program win be given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
Shamrock H., Best Boat Engishmen Ever Sent
Over, Gives Atlantic Coast Yachtsmen an
Anxious Turn--TriaI Race on Today

BRoNToNs POINT. L l.. sept. 4
The Columbia and Constitution.
contrary 20 expectation. started out
on another trial race this morning.
There was a dead calm early. but
about noon the wind frrshened up
and the boats started away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
SCANDAL

LONDON. sept. THE announce
ment was made today that Lord
Hope. husband ~ May Hope. the
actress. who is aow la the orient
With capt. strong. has instructed his
attorneys % begin proceedings for
divorce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
AWAY OFF

NEW YORK. sept. "a london
dispatch ASSERTS tina, the Crown
Prince q Germany will visit the I'm
tied States Ia 1904.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
SECOND CITY ON COAST
Seattle Now Has That Proud Distinction According to
Conservative Estimates Made From
New Directory

sea1ep directory
against usua
present population
attic 117 than 10000 leaving
lO7 probably
the contained
only 2t50 that doubled
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
ABSQLVED

KALIsPrI.L. Mont. Sept t.-The
eorensf'H jury In the Great Northern
Nyack wresk easr has returned a
verdict nhsulylnE the train crew
from responsibility.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04

c. g. McAfastcr Of s2i Firth avenue
west. reported to the police this
morning that thieves had entered
hfs house Sunday and had stolen a
quantity OF clothing and a razor.
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BOSTON. Sept. s.--The yacht In
dependence. with every Gag dying.
started from Hun this morning. Up
On her arrival the work Of dIsmant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
svmPArHY wRvERlRe ?

PfTTsuURGH. Pa. sept. 4-iudl-
cations point To the end q thc sym
pathetic strike q the workers in the
Pennsylvania tube works
This morning $50 went hack To
work IN the milling department. SET
ting things ready Tor resumption.
SIX hundred strikers vii hold a
mecfins this afternoon 10 diasuga
the question of returnlns. and "a il
believed they viii derids IN the ar
nfmativc.
MEN RESUME WORK
MN. NaTrrararr ~. - A..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Seattle and Virini,Y Fair 20
night and THURSDAY ffeHh northwest
winds
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The Ezpsnss Entailed


The work ordered was as follows:
nue. from East jefferson street "a
East Union. estimated cost. 1900
water main on Pontlua avenue from
Denny way 20 Roy. f57y0. water
main on Warren avenue from Denny
way TO Aloha. $3.50. piaukinR Jack
son street from Second avenue south
10 Fifth avenue south. fz100. side
walks on Caller street from Seventh
avenue west 10 Tenth west. 1926. wa
ter main on Fourth avenue south
from Jackson to Seattle boulevard,
$500. water main on Fouth avenue
west from Republican 10 Harrison.
(contlnusd on Page Four)
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George Frelbath was arrested b
officer BeyHn last night a. dts-
orderly person.
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. sept. t--The
real test OF the steel strikers
strength IS now being made by the
trust with more than half the lo-
cal mills in operation and with che
prospect Of more resuming shortly.
the unity Of the strikers alone can
save the strike from a fiat failure.
The AmalSama,ed oaiclals say
there is not the slightest break in
the ranks Of the strikers
NEW YORK. sept. s.-samnel
Gompers. president q me American
Federation 81 Labor: John Mitchell.
president Of The Mine Workers:
Harry White. president OF the Gar.
mens Workers union. and Ralph
Essley. secretary Of the Natioaal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-04
Ely ES
Of France Not Closed
by Festival Plans

PARIS. Sept. THE French gov
trnment Is By no means 80 fully oc.
eupied with PREPARATIONS for the fes-
tEytties incident to the visit Of the
erar az to ignore the dispute with
Turkey. In a few days. IL Turkey
Goes not give the satisfaction de-
manded. further measures viii be
taken In the matter. although efforts
VII Be made 20 avoid a crisis until
after the cars visit.
BERLIN, Sept. 4.-The German
government u ignoring the Franco
Turkish dispute. The foreign Office
this morning declared that Turkey
Rad not appealed TO Germany re-
sarfing the matter.
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season sets In. lie said there was
probably some necessity for the Inn
mediate construction u sewers and
water mains but he thought II en-
tireiY inadvisabie 70 order other work
now.
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Continued on page thrso)
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