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The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-07
Zionist Bulletin

A conference has been held in wilma
of representatives Of the three Zionist
journals of Russia, Das Juedische
Volk, Yevreiskaya Zyzn and Clos Zydo-
vslli The conference was convened in
anticipation Of the Forthcoming confer
ence Of the Russian Zionist Federation
in Odessa in order to discuss various
questions affecting Zionist work in Rus
sia. The conference considered that,
above all, Zionists should demand the
complete characterization of the State;
absolute civic equality without distinc-
ton Of race, creed or sex; freedom OF
conscience, press and association; the
separation of church and state; national
autonomy and home rule for the nation
al groups. The conference drew up
series of resolutions declaring the neces-
sity for union for the purpose of accom-
plishing Jewish national and liberal
aims in Russia.
A new Zionist society, having the
name, "Palestinian Club" has been re-
Gently formed in London under the lead
ership of H. Rosenbaum and DR.. /. M.
Salkind Only active Zonists strictly
adhering to the Basle program can be-
come members.
The Central Zionist Association, OF
Vienna, has published pamphlet, "Der
Politische Zionismus which gives an
excellent statement of the principles of
Zionism. The pamphlet describes briefly
the organization of the movement, and
each of the institutions through which
it works-the Jewish Colonial Trust, the
National Fund, etc. ''The Jewish peo-
pie will not disappear-w witness the
East; it cannot disappear; even if it
wished-witness the West In the ac-
count of Zionist activities, the cultural
side of the movement receives it's full
Importance.
Jacob LIGHTER, of Pittsburg, has been
appointed to the Propaganda and Or
ganization Committee of the Federation
Of American Zionism by A. H. Fromen-
son, Chairman of the Committee. Louis
Lipsky, Chairman of the Committee on
Publication, has appointed Maurice l..
Avner, of Pittsburg, as an associate
member of this committee. These nomi-
nations WILL doubtless, be approved by
the Executive Committee of the FEEDER
alton.
The Jewish outlook., 1906-09-07
ABOUT YOUR TELEPHONE-ARE TWO
COMPETING COMPANIES
DESIRABLE?

Certain outside capitalists are in Den
yer endeavoring to interest the public in
second telephone system. They are
making use of the usual arguments in
favor of their attempt to gain foot
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01

MI si0ustu arin fari6 az mata mikilli mot
spyrnu iPj6of6lagi voru, PAD skulum yer osagt
lata' Lfklegt er P6 a0 Petta bvorttveggja
eigi mestan patti / Pvi. Visit er PAD az sd
%m6tspyrna fer MI 60um vaxandi og haldi PVT
afram, sem fran hefir fari0 ba0 sem at er pess-
ari old, Pa ma Pess fyllilega venta az AUD
veldi0 VERDI algerlega ao velli lagt og auos-
dyrkun ver0i ekki rikjandi astrida hia bessu
Pj60felagi / lok aldarinnar.
En- pratt fyrir Pao pc pessir gaIlar og
margir Aeiri, sem illir cru, eigi heima i Pj60fe-
laggi voru, pa nun P6 enginn rettur saman-
burour lei0a annao / lj6s, eff a alt err litio, en-
PAD Sc eitt HID beta / heimi. A pvf er eng
inn eff 40 Pessi Pj6o hefr meiri aud og meira
al jaroneskum g@0um en- nokkur 0nnur pj60
/ heimi, og engin 0nnur Pj6o stendur henni
MI j%afnf@tis 40 fiori og Preki til framkvmmda;
en- hid andlega lif hennar og si0feroisPrek
hefr enn ekki mao Peim Proska er pao hefr
mao hja sumum 00rum Pjo0um; / Pvf ma hun
v@nta mestra framfara 4 Pessari old, og par
at lei0andi a hun / vandum 6metanlegar UNI
b@tur a stiorn og skipulagi Pj6ofeIagsins.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01
Ny Box.

L~rn:iiJarornir. Skaldsaga eftir J. NJ. Bjarna-
son. Winnipeg, prentsmioja l0gbergs
1905. Q59 bis. Kostar i kapu so cent?.
Kver petta or fyrsti pattur s0gunnar, og segir
par fra ,:ymsum kynlegum avintyrum" fj0gra Is
%lepdinga, err fyrir pa komu fyrstu prj1 arin, sem
peir dv0ldu / Brsziliu. frds6gninni )ysa ser fest
pau einkenni h0f., sem aour cru alkunn Groin af
s0gum hans, og s6rstaklega er PAD auosntt hive
]ysingar og samt0l mamma / s0gu pessari cru nauoa
likar mannalysingum og- samrnoum / s0gunni .,Ei-
rikur Hanson. En- ae efni til er pctta s0gu upp-
hat 0ldungis olikt s0gunni af Erik Hanssyni.
par var Tito s0guefni, en- PAD litla efni var tekio
dr hversdagsliinu, en- her segir fra allskonar
kynjavioburoum, sem varla geta att scr stao i
hversda gslifi mama, hvorki / Braziliu ne annar-
staoar. BAD er enn ekki fullseo hvernig skaldinu
mum takast 40 fast vi0 Petta yrkisefni, og ofsnemt
40 dama s0gu, pegar hun er ekki halfs0go.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01

En- med tlmanum fj0lgar bandum og landrymi6
ver0ur minna og minna, og frjomagn jarovegar.
ms minkar pl meir, pvi lengur sem pad er 'nota6
til framleioslu umbotalaust. AT pyi leioir PAD, ao
bandur hlj6ta a0 beta PAD upp med fullkomnari
b1skaparaofer6, sem vi6 pa6 tapast, a6 abylisjar0-
ir minka og jarovegurinn gengnr 1r ser. BETA
hafa bandur i blum elztu sveitum her / landi ord
i'd ao reyna, og yer gerum ao Gins ra6 fyrir. a6
pesscm hluta landsins VERDI landbdna ourinn s0mu
l0gum ao hlyoa og annarsstaoar, en- forum ekki
a0 6oru leyti med neina spad6ma.
Einhver pekking i bdfraoi Ell hverjum honda
nauosynleg, og g60ir bdmenn cru i raun og veru
gooir ~bdfra0ingar, hvort sem peir hafa gengio q
nokkurn skola e0a engan til pess 40 lera pa fraoi-
grein. En- PAD er UNI ia fraoslu Gins og hverja
AGRA, ao namio ver0ur 0lluni fj0lda mama miklu
auoveldara og aogengilegra 1 sk6'um Ell utansk6la,
og Pvl margbrotnari og vandasamari, sem land
bdnaourinn verour, pvi betri leiobeining getur
b6ndinn e6a bondaefni0 fengi0 af pv1 sk6lanami,
og pad nam tekur ao sjalfs0gou, her sem annars-
staoar, framf0rum az sauna skapi og b1skapurinn.
R1kishask6linn h6ri Minnesota err talinn med beztu
btlnaoarskolnm 1 Bandarikjunum, og nokkrir aor-
if bdnaoarsk6]ar cru / norovesturr1kju num, sem
allmikio ORD fer af. Framfarjr landb1na0arins /
Pessum landshluta, cru a6 miklu leyti ahrifum
Pessara skola ao pakka: pvl po bdfra6ingarnir sGu
enn ao tilt0lu fair, sem fra peim koma, pa verour
10 arangurinn af START peirra, 4 tilraunast00vum,
almepningi bratt k,nnar, og ymsir TAXA PAD eftir,
sem vel hefir reynst par.
Faeinir Islendingar hafa numio bufrneia her
lendum skolum Goa cru MI a0 stunda bdfra oisnam.
En- Peim atti 40 fj0lga, err pao nam s'unda. PVT
landbdna6ur er a0alatvinnuvegur Vestur-Islend
lnga, og P1 meira kapp, sem peir leggja ao ala
ser pekkingar 4 feirri atvinnugrein, pvi meiri ard
h]jota peir at henni ao ia, og pao pvi frcmur, sem
tclja ma visit, ao buskapur veroi vandameiri her /
landi pegar fran lloa stundir, og bnndur purl sid
ar meiri pekkipgu, en- MI or nauosynleg.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01
Bufr@5 isnam,

Sletturnar Observation-Disclosures cru ylofragar
or0nar fyrir afur0ir tHr, er pnr gefa af ser arlega,
bar vex meiri hlutinn af 0llu pvi hveiti, er pjooin
farf arlega ser til v%i0urvnris, og aux pess fyzt
PAGAN mikio hveiti til annara landa. En- 10 hveiti-
raktin sc a0alatvinnuvegurinn 1 pessum hluta
%landsins, pa cru rs margar aorar greinir landbdn-
aoarins, sem ao 0llu samt6ldu cru engu mimi
au0suppspret1a fyrir pj6oina 4 ari h%verju. pegar
Pess er gatt,h hive mikio land petla fra1nlcio;r, M etti
hiklaust geta pess til, ao landb1na6ur sc par mi0g
1ullkomlnn og bBndur sGu par ytir h6fuo tOluvero-
ir bufrn0ingar. En- / raun og veru fer pvi fjarri
40 svo sc. Bandur l@ra alment pau st0rf, sem til
Pess cru nau0synleg az undjrbda akurl0nd, sa
korntegundum og hiroa uppskeruna, og peir geta
afkasta0 peim st0rfum tljott og fyrirhafnarlitio, af
p1 ao peir hafa til pess hinar beztu og fullkomn-
ustu velar og akuryrkjuverkfnri, sem til cru /
heimi; peir hafa einnig allir lnrt einhverja aefero
til ao hiroa bdpening sim, sem ytir h0fuo er frem-
ur hin tyrirhafnarninsta en- hin a~ffaraselasta. En-
pekking Pcirra all-f1estra 4 landbdnaoi, sem fraoi-
grein, er 40 sj%alfs6gou %sarailtil. Landi0 er svo
lfJosa"t, 40 Pao getur, Goa heir getao alt til
Pessa,- framleitt r1kulega uppskeru, po mj0g
l1tio half hingao til verio az pv1 stuola0, af mamma
v0ldum, ao viohalda frjosemi pess. en- vmislegt
aohafst, er ao pv1 mioar ao spilla henni. pao er
yfirleitt miklu fremur landgnoum en- tdviti mama
ao Pakka, hva6 mikio landbdnaourinn hefr at ser
gefo her 1norovesturr1k junum: en- pao hlytur ao
breytast pegar fran li6a stundir. Enn gengur alt
vel med pvl bdskaparlagi, sem hingao til hefr vio-
gengist, rvl landrymi og %frj6magn hins MIA jaro-
vegar cru frumskilyroi pess 40 sd bdnaoaraofero
blessist, og pau skilyroi hafa enn ekki DRUGGIST.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-02-01

um Sc unit vio pau 40 keppa. 1 Pessu mali
hefoi PAD au0vita0 oroi0 arangurs1aust ao
stefna jarnbra utastj6runum fyrir d6mst6lana,
Pvi P6 Peir hef6u veri0 sakfeldir, pa hef6u
Peir d6mar ekki til lengdar radio neina bot a
ranglati PVT, er jarnbrautafel0gin hafa /
frammi haft vi0 Pj60ina. Dess vegna krafo-
list Pjooin Pess, a0 log yrou samin, err g@fu
Pj60 og stj6rn fult valid til 40 hafa umsj6n og
eftirlit med j0fnu0i a 0llu a~utningsgjaldi a
jarnbrautum, og pau log ]iggia MI fyrir sam
bandsPinginu. l ldungadeild Pingsins cru
festir Pingmenn felagsbr@our jarnbrauta- og
einokunar-f6laga, Peim er Pvf lila VIC Petta
lagafrumvarp og vildu gjarnan roma PVT fyr-
If kattarnef eff Peir Pyr0u. En- pratt fyrir
PAD cru Pc ALTAR ]ikur til 40 Peir sampykki PAD
aPessu pingi, Pvf Peir ney0ast til a0 ldta
villa Pj60arinnar. Hi0 prioja er landPj6fn-
aoarmali0. Baoi he'll fel0g og einstakir mem
stella arlega mi]klu stj6rnarlandi, e0a draga
undir sig afuroir af landeignum stj6rnarinn-
ar. I Pvf mali er enginn h0rguIl a ]0gum,
g vnri Peim framfy]gt myndi au0velt vera
Nv 81 w SlCIuulG IL
gerlega stigu fyrir Pvi, a0 nokkur ma0ur
dragi undir sig Pj60eignir heimildarlaust.
En- sd skooun er alment rikjandi, az PAD Sc
hverj um manni leyflegt a0 bagnyta ser st j6rn-
arl0nd, sem liggja 6yrkt og cru engra elm
stakra mamma eign. AT Pessu leioir PAD, ao
stj6rnin getur ekki framfylgt l0gunum, pau
cru / pessu mali dau6ur b6kstafur vegna Pess
az almennin gsaljtio er Peim m6tfalli0. Sauna
err az segja am fiesta e0a ALA pa 6hefu, sem
alment vi0gengst her i landi, Pa0 er almenn-
lngsaliti0, sem rnour tilveru hennar, hvort
sem nokkur log cru til stflu6 gegn henni
e0a engin.
Flestir, sem til Pekkja, munu vera sam
donna um PAD a0 au0valdi0 Sc versta mcin hins
ame1iska Pj6of6lags MI a tfmum En- pa0
Pj60felag q vissulega mesta e0a ALA s0k a
pvi a0 PAD er }atl0 viegangast 40 einstakir
me0limir Pess beiti au0valdi sinu ranglega.
Allur meginn Porri pessa pj6ofdlags dyrkar
auoinn, % margir, sem Pykjast vera alfrjalsir
menn, cru / raun og veru ekkert anna0 en-
Pr@lar auos og agirndar. Hinir cru efalaust
farri, sem ekki villa au0valdi ldta og au0-
minimum Pjona, eff peir STA ser sjaIfum bag /
Pvi. FIest e0a oil pau rangindi, er au0vald-
ID heir / frammi haft her / landi. cru aHeio.
ingar Peirrar agirndar, sem alment er drotn-
and i Pjo0felaginu og Pr%@ld6msandi Peirrar
1otningar, er menn alment bera fyrir aud og
auovaldi, velour Pvi 40 aestir ]foa PAD ao pau
rangindi vi0gangist, Pangao til peim verour
PAD tllfnnanlegt 40 pau baki ersjalfum tjon.
Hvort heldur PAD er sarsaukati]Gnning
undan svipu au0valdsins e0a framfarir sio.
menningar og meovitund a0ra salarllfs en-
auoshyrkunar, sem Pvi velour, a0 auovaldi0 er
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
$500 90 y
n { W a n d

The above reward will be
paid for such evidence as
will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the party OF
parties who maliciously cut
the wires from the poles of
the toll line of the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph
Company of Virginia, between
Newport Newsstand Richmond,
Va. (said wires were located
Iabont one mile north Of the
limits OF the City of Newport
News), or such evidence as
will lead to the arrest and
conviction of the party or
parties who maliciously cut
the cables Of the above com
pany at the corner Of Twenty
Third street and Washington
avenue, Twenty Eighth street
between Orrutt and Roanoke
avenues, and Thirty Third
street between Washington
and Huntington avenues.
Southern BeIITeiephone & TeIe.
graph Co. of Virginia
j. Epps Brown, Gen'l Mgr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
Badly Affected With Sores and
Crusts Extended Down Behind
the Ears IN Some Years Later
Painful and itching PustuIes
Broke Out on Lower Part Of
Body ~ Son Also Affected.
A TRIPLE CURE BY
CUTiCURA REMEDIES

About ten years ago my scalp be-
came badly affected with sore and
itching hiinors, crllsts, etc, and EXTEND
ing down behind the ears. My hair
came out i'll places also. | was greatly
troubled; understood it was eczema.
Tried various remedies, SO called, with
out effect. Saw your Cuticurn adver-
tisement, and got them at once. APP
piled them as to directions, etc, and
after two weeks, think, of use, was
clear as II whistle.
81 have to state also that late last
fall, October and November, 1904, [
was suddenly afflicted with II bad er,lp-
tion, painful and itching pustulcs over
the lower part Of the body. suffered
dreatlfully. In two months, under the
skil(ul treatment OF my doctor, con-
joined with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment, | found myself cured.
Six years ago my son was laid up
with II severe cold, II hard cough, and
finally painful eruption all over tho
body. Iprorured the Cuticmra Remedies
as soon as possible, and after his faith
full Use of same WAS ms well us ever in
two weeks, rs well as | can recall. lie
has never had return of the illness,
Us far as | know.
have always been pleased to COM
mend the Cutic,lrn Remedies, and testify
rs to their efficacy. am veteran Of
the late Civil War, 'Gl-'65, between
seventy and eighty years of age Yours
truly, ii. NJ. f.. Weiss, Rosemond,
Christian Co, ILL.,, Aug. 81, 1905"
Complete EIernsl and Internal Treatment for every
liunot from fimplcs 10 SrIouia, from Infancy To Age
coh,siitg VI Cnticura soap, 2ac Oinnir r Hrsus-
tni ,ue tin firm Of Chocolate Coated Pills, Ne per vial
1fU), nuS lie had of all drugrss .inglr
the most distressing hen sil falls Potter Dluy
Chrin. curp Sole Props, boston, M.s,.
~ Mailed Free, =. How to Cure Erfeilu," aud 90 An
About the skin, scalp, Hands, aud Hair"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
THEATRICAL.

Mr. Jake Wells. general manager Of
ne Wells circuit of theatres. which
includes The Academy Of Music in
his city. has secured the exclusive
right to display the vitagraph pictures
OF the San Francisco earthquake AMI
fire in the South.
The pictures will he shown here to.
night, tomorrow afternoon AMI tomor.
row night and the prices will be %
and 30 cents.
The May EIillman Stock Company,
which has been playing an engage.
ment al the theatre for the past Two
weeks. will lay off for the two nights
and a matinee.
These pictures are the same ones
that made great hit in New York.
Philadelphia and Boston ana il is
claimed that they are the only real
moving pictures taken while the disas,
ter was in progress
Words are inadequate to describe
his greatest Of all national calamitics
anu those who were not cye-w,:ncsses
must depend upon the moving pic
lures. which are said to be so realistic
that he scenes arelife like The
pictures show the thousands of home
| less Fleeing for their lives from the
flames. blocks of beautiful buildings
blown up by dynamite. soldiers shoot.
ing thieves. the work of rescue. the
me carrying offof the dead. Chinatown
! in flames. white women rescued from
the opium denS. millionaires and beg.
CARS in the bread line and many other
thrilling scenes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
GUY BRYAN LAID TO REST.
Impressive Funeral Services Conduct.
ed at ST. vncent's Church.


ed at ST. Vincent's Church.
All that was mortal Of F. Guy Bry.
an. who died Tuesday morning after
a lingering illness with consumption.
was laid to rest at Greenlawn GENE
terry yesterday. Impressive funeral
services were conducted at ST. Vim
cents Catholic church by Rev.
Father Frioli. assisted By Rev. Father
Carne. OF the Old Point College
AS the body was horne into the
church a quartrite. MessrS. Payne.
Nandcgrift. Bmrihc and Morrisscitc.
sang Nearer My God to Three Re
QUEEN mass was celebrated at the al
tar The pail bearers were Wesley
II. Brewer. Charles I.ohman. .Jr.. All.
gustus Hamilton. Edward Land,
Charles f. Atkins and Bedford Hack.
eft, young men who had been intimate
friends Of the deceased since his boy
hood
Father Carne, who knew young Bry-
an when the latter was a student at
Old Point College, said during the
service:
Al the college he was loved by
every one. He likewise loved all
whom lie met. He was the most low.
able character | ever knew" These
remarks coming from n man of the
church and Il member of the faculty
OF the school which young Bryan nj
tended were hut reiterations of what
those present had said before
IF he has sinned on this earth
said Father Carne, che has expiated
all by his long suffering
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
NO DATE HAS BEEN SET.
Louisiana Practically Completed and
Ready for Delivery.

II was announced AT the Shipyard
yesterday that no date for the deliv-
cry OF The new balilcship Louisiana.
at the Norfolk navy yard had been
set and that il is no, known when
the vessel will he accepted by the
government. 4tY:8
The Louisiana is practically com
nleted. being about ??:2 per cent in
degree Of construction while The Con.
ncc'icut. her sistership building at
the New York navy pari is only
81: 20 per cent. completed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18

county to advertise the county's re-
sources in suitable manner at the
jamestown Exposition" 1t is en-
couraging to note that this idea is
spreading in many directions, not
only through the counties of the Old
Dominion. but throughout the States
Of the Union. All of them seem dis
posed to advertise their resources at
the jamestown Exposition" In )"
doing they will help TO make he ex.
position II success and will reap UNI
told benefits for themselves.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
Professor Aliens Gather m,

Professor James T.. Allen. principal
OF the local High school, left for
Richmond yesterday where he was
called on account of the serious i'll
ness of his father. Or. Allen. at the
Memorial hospital in that city. Dr.
Alien suffered stroke of paralysis
several weeks ago and his condition
Is now critical
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
HORSE RACES TODAY.
Four Fast Events Scheduled for
Meet at Hampton Roads Park.

Four fast events are scheduled for
the matinee meet at the Hampton
Roads Driving Park, this afternoon.
There will he three running races
and a froefor-all troiting race, with
large puses offeed for each
The horses entered for these races
ar from Bal'ior. Washington and
points in Maryland and ar in this sec
ton to participate in The Spring race
meet at Norfolk next week.
The racing begins promptly att .
O'Clock.
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Entered at the Newport News, Va.
Postoffice as second-clsss matter.
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1906.
QUESTION OF CITIZENSHIP.

Paul Pollard, Jr, of Handsome.
Va has written a long article in re.
ply to the Richmond News Leaders,
contention that the negroes Of this
country should be departed. I'm the
article the question OF citizenship Is
raised, TO which the editor of the
News Leader replies: Our cores
pendent says the negro is citizen.
This is a mistake. The negro is
not citizen Of this country and new
tr will be-certainly not in the South.
He will not have The political or
the social rights and privileges of
q citizen. The hnmblcst aud poor.
est white man has before him al.
ways the hope that that il he is In
dustrious and frugal, maintains his
character and develops his capacities
he may see his children or his grand.
children. sons and daughters aSso,
oiating on terms of equality. inter
marrying with and welcomed hy the
highest in the land. Those OF li:;
who have lived long in the world
have seen things of that kind hap.
pen many times. For The negro
there is no such hope or prospect
Nor VIII he ever be a political fac.
tor. He may not hope to be con
gresham or president. Deportation
would be as much to free him from
the overshadowing power and the
depressing hand of the white man as
tptfree the white man from HE me-
mace and the embarrassment the ne.
gro, is 10 him. The more numerous
the negroes become. the more high
lyheducated they become, the keen
er their rivalry with the mechanics,
the professional men. even the farm
ers. the more acute The tension, the
stronger the pressure. the more in.
( tens the feeling.
Without entering into discussion
Of The Issues involved In the depor-
tation proposition, we wish To call
the News Leaders attention to the
fact that il and not its correspond
ent is mistaken in regard To the
question Of citizenship
me authorities agree that persons
81 me following classes are citizens
OF me United States: I'D Persons
born in the United States and not
suoJec' 10 any foreign power 'eScept
untaxed lndians). This includes
eAiiureh OF aiien parents. o'her IMAM
'hpse oi io'e'sii a'i'pa"aa"ors' e'c'
~ Gh'ihf'.h VINO were norm else
nhere 20 'a'heis VINO we're a' me
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-05-18
Lamp Exploded

The explosion OF lamp at 22a
Thirly-first street about 7:l5 O'clock
last night caused an alarm of fire To
be turned in. Central company No.
!. responded but the flames had been
eYtingnished before the arrival of the
fIremen
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