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Better late than never is not so
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Especially does this apply to those
who answer ads.
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FORECLOsURE SALE.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County of New
York, Henry Schwanewede. Plaintiff, against
George Boehner ct al, Defendants,
In pursuance OF a Judgment OF Foreclosure and
Sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled
action. bearing date 18th day OF juno. 1905. ]. the
will sell al Public Auction. at the New York Real
Estate Sales Room. Nos. II and 10 Vesey street. In
the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York. on
The 9th day OF July, 1903, at L. O'Clock noon. on that
premises directed by said judgment to be sold,
and herein described as follows:
ALL that lot OF land with the building and i'm
provements thereon. erected In the Borough OF The
Map OF Subdivision OF the property Of Mary Pear
sail Tiffany In the Twenty third Ward OF the City
of New York. being part OF the Fox Estate" &C..
fled In the once OF the Register OF the City and
Is known and deslgnatcd as Lot Number Thirty
eight on Block Number sos, which said lot Is &C
cordlng TO said map bounded and described as fol
lows BEGINNING al a point In the Westerly
and sixty six feet and ninety one one .hund redths
OF a foot S~outherly from the intersection OF the
Southerly side OF One hundred and sixty seventh
Street and the Westerly side Of %lntcrvale Avenue:
side OF Lot Number Thirty seven on said Map
eighty two feet and twenty nine one hund redths
Of a foot to Lot Number Seven on said Map: thence
Southcrly along the Easterly side Of said Lot Mum
said Map: thence Easteyly along the Northerly
side OF Lots SIX and Thirty nine on said Map.
eighty two feet md twenty nine on6shund rcdths
Of a foot TO 1ntervale Avenue: and thence Northerly
point Of beginning.
Dated: New York, June l2,h, 1909:
6 T. n. WARD Referee.
George H. Hyde. Attorney for Plaintiff.
sold as described above:
i87th Street
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ment commefcial building 10 be erected for
samuel y HiivrfmBn o. Nos, ~ and - West
Seventeenth street N II 20 be my feet
iron, add ~ feet deep With an extension,
and viii have n feeade NJ brick with lime.
stone trimming, N " TO cost etbO.Ooo, The
architects arc Buchanan n Fox.
The Manhattan new building plans Qied
yesi erdRy alao. include two ak story fats
10 be built for VI. \, 4, Wilson ~ Manhattan
avenue and tOath street NJ n cost OF ffA,npO,
two i've story fats for pollRck A NRthanson
on itGth street east Of Broadway To coat
siOn, OOn: six story fiat NJ the northeast
corner Of Second avenue and insth street 10
cost So. 600 two six Rtory flats for Grossinan
4 Sundelevitch At Nos. IS 10 NJ Orchard street.
500, mo q six story fiat. with storea. for Simon.
kurzman 4 SeRall on Eighth avenue. south
of is7th street. 81, 900, and n three story
stable for the Aston estate at No. 10 Ninth
avenue, 81. 500.
The Bronx plans include two nve story
fats to he built for the American Real Estate
Company on Simpson street south OF West
chester avenue nj n cost of $40 400: two three
story and ak two story dwellings AT the south
east corner Of Fourth avenue and 2i8th street.
for Martin Tully. TO cost 5000 n five story
fat with store on Washington avenue north
Of i7ath street for lgnatz Rosenweig. 100000,
a six story fiat on lS9th street east OF Courtlandt
avenue, for william II. McWhlrter. 40.O00.
q two story and attic dwelling on 2isth street.
$500, and two two story dwellings for Sarah
7. Cahill, ~, 900.
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fesiy tas pf ihfpuuh yesterday iNvolvins
~ lo,a W Holha fefncs fhs hrSef " =
Pb,isthtbls %svetirH'e Which purt#sra ~
ssyeira the pfrJ~f,y or me mwiel ~ Ffus
fssrt rsfs South Plans afe trina pres
rafel i've Hny twu taHey 'io'tsss AMI "a"
Vueen Nhnc cottages Tho street plan, The
architecture ard the arrangement " The
haiaes tni tho lSndsrspr GARDENING MI
conform ~ Nv ~ pnaaibie Vii the entfc'
spending f%rrtufrs IN tho noted Hfnuhivn
sutrfb the deriines hovcyef. viii 10
considerably lrss expensive, apTeaiins
ehienv ~ lrople ~ nodeta'e nteans IN"
property eaa purchased from tho New
Yorb and rtttsl,utg Real Estate Company
NJ 4 cna' ~ tt0p nm, NJ ~ average ~ sbo'i'
sspn a loi Tho $50 hpuNra that arr ~ 10
pvt under cpnst riction will he tehdy Tor
occupancy hy tho end ~ tho summer. They
viii form tho fret important hulldina opera
ton resulting from tlM recent land boom
In Long Island.
" NNVNNHF TRANSACTION w WNlllHtl'NH ."1r
tho purChaae ~ tho premises nj 100 and iSs
East Sixtleth street hy Bloomingdale Broth
era, through \ Opldaticker. Tle firm now
owns tho entire block bounded by Third
and Lexington q yenuep and FIFTY ninth and
Sixtieth streets. with tho exception ~ threo
ANAL holdings On Lexington avenue. Tho
first ptrchas 50 In the block was made nearly
twenty years ago hy tho late Lyman g..
Bloomingdale. II comprised q small plot,
iOnxiGb feet. NJ tho northwest corner Of
F%ifty-ninth street and Third avenue, on
which the nucleus 81 tho present huge de,
partment store was built. II is understood
that n now twelve story addition IL TO be
erected shortly on Sixtieth atreet. Accord.
ing 10 general belief the block between Third
and Second avenues and fifty-ninth and
Sixtieth streets. opposite Bloomingdale,s'
IL to be condemned for the BackwelPs
Island Bridge approach.
The auction sale Of tho old Schieffelin
tract in the VILLA msbridge section Of The
Bronx. conducted by Bryan l.. Kennedy at
the vesey street exchange, met with ln:
qualified success. The property comprised
325 lots. all Of which found buyers. The
bidding was brisk and high prices were
obtained. Most Of the purchasers were
Bronx investors aud operators.
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Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate -n~lyison.supremc oour.-Nos. g.,
supreme coar,, SPECIAL Tern. Part I...Mo,ion
matters, Part ,o, IIli ;o4o Motions; Preferred
45o7, a5as. 45Oo. 4gl. 45G3. 246s. $50. 1850, 45ns, Alps,
H.s' 4264. 1891, ss4l, 4,7:. 4s4, 1881, 4.7p. 400, sssS,.
Sl32, 227S. 4491. 4;24, 44eb. 4ie6. 45ns, asa, Ssas, 4o7s,
sss, 6la. Slas. 81 IS; slss. 447s: 5lea, SlsSa, 5lll, 5Ii2.
Par, i'll Part v.ECa.c. diminished. Cases from o
TART III. Part Nt.-Adiourncd until Monday,
June y, 1917, THAI TeSS,ea, UEcase IN,
""Nos !oei !o75. 7oI.., eel4, GIGS, o;si, s7es, coils,
$3.50. $50, ssaa.$: es2s: ssSs 49, ssss, Sssa, 7o7i,
III. unnni she'd Nos, 1851, 4s. Iso,, i7M.
term, Part s. -Add,Snn,d until Monday June IS,
~. 7s4, NJ. ltso. lass, i4,a. 1889, iia6, i4so. Part
VIiI.-hdioumcd until Monday. June Is, 1909.
Part N,Zca.c ynnnlshcd, Cases from Part \.
s1a!, $50 a'+s s'S, .s:i pa, calendsr-No
Sass, as. DIS. sosl, saS6, sos, zioo.. ass, iisoSs,.
4o3. ami, 420e. 400, Sast 500, ssos, RJsS, ISIS, aeik".
1858, asss' slsi. oSa, iS1a dos. sast, 100, Gfs. Part
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MORTGAGE A
MORTGAGE LOANS.
MORTGAGE LOANS.
II. M. VALENTINE.
BROKER.
Ile Nassau St.. New York.

cath street, south side. 100 feet east OF
Paulding avenue, nineteen lots: TO Weiss
man q Topper. Philip kachler. W.. l..
Baker, !. NJ. Moses and ]. W. Hill. "....,... 1855
22sd street, north side, l0l feet east OF Pauld.
ing avenue. l6i4lO2, with cottage: to VIII
lam Callahan. S.275; thirteen adjoining
lots to Martin Day, j. Romalne Brown and
.,sd street, south side, between Pauldlng ~
avenue and Laconia avenue. twelve lots; to
A. W. =. KEENAN,, W. j. Van Pelt, Mr..
Mackowitz, Henry Papen, s, ] Ridley
and John Nlceban, 80. ."....".,.,. $3.50
brentwood avenue. southeast corner OF
225,h street, Irregular plot: TO Waterman d
Pcpner., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
brentwood avenue. northeast corner OF
225th street: TO j. T.. Sheehan, s., 800: nve
adjoining lots on the north to W. JautEen,
H, 4. Dexter and Henry. Corning ..... $500
Brentwood avenue, southeast corner Of 22bth
street, 59Si2l TO &. BoExarrl. ..,,....,. 1850
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and W. eald ptouh, 90 v eqnftes " we Snuthsry
swNisd n Inc es,lg s' ls. 'n"9g ssaOisaD Il, wS TX xYcs,yy ~ ,pss
place " teelRninS con,ainins ~ estimation s~'
have divided sald premises ints eve tepeta'e
parcels pursuant " the difeeurns ot sid Inter.
s ,@I.UIis sssu .gssIiSsI, &C. pc;s@Sssfap |. On rp ne ',plEiSTifnss
dlsgfsin ~ ne ptenl'sss 70 oe ss.a end snsn ""
Dated New YORK, May iiih, Ip0H
rHuMASF uiTpOy, IT,. Referee
VAR hayden a S~ATTERLRE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
IN broadway,
Borough NJ Manhattan, New Yofh city.
The toiiowine IL a diagram ~ the property 10
he sold. II has M street number
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The approximate amount Of the lien or charge
TO satisfy which the above described property
is TO be sold. is Five thousand one hundred and
eighty eight 10 100 dollars with interest thereon
from nth day OF June. 1905. together with costs
and allowances amounting to Two hundred forty
eight IL 100 dollars with interest from the 18th day
OF June. together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate amount OF taxes, asse ssme mi q,
or other liens, which are to he allowed 10 the pur.
chaser out Of the purchase, money, or paid by the
Dated: New York, June 18th. 1905.
s. l.. II. WARD. Referee.
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xI.-casc diminished. Cases from Part x. Part

SI.-Casc unfinished. Cases from Part K. Part
Case diminished. Cases from part Y,
Surrogates' Court Chambers-For probate wills
Edward 4 Du vinler, Francisco Lisantl. Francis
Boyle, Catherine II. Ranney, .Adoiph voight,
John Rudolf. Kate T.. Bayldon, Lizzie Moss al
23O p. NJ. Trial Tcrm-No. ZOO. will OF Fannie
lie Vine, No. 22s0, viii OF Margaret u. Fullam,
No. 2233. will OF Rebecca Solomon at 1880 4. NJ.
City Cour; Special Tcrm-Court opens at 10
sSor =; caa Mess0 Nos. 7 sns' ole aet sss4, aoso. s,s 5o, ssss.
s4is, 6SeS, 1902: s2!, 1897. s4!5,. so1a. Part IL
2ioi, 27ee, sis1}a, a7ai. 27SO. a7s5, 27s7, lit2, a7ls,
1888, ssas. s7so Par. IHmCass unfinished. Nos.
2sle, Part lN.-Clear. Short causes. Nos. 1850.
1857. 1920. 5000, $3.50, $40, 1855. s4o2, s447, se0l, SS2i,
Case unfinished. No. 2os2, Epstein Int, r. r. Co.
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gttn4 siaa fsg NesfaF 4aeRsF, Va ~
Kelly fftFFf, = tRH aTff - etiina On t0f
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Court or Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, June ia.-court OF Appeals calendar for
tomorrow: Nos. III. us. iei. 1871, 70, id2. $50, iei.
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oRADELL HEIGHTS. in the Hills OF Northern
Jersey. Send for illustrated book. ASAHEI
CHAFIN. IS Wall 81.
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REAL EsTATE-NEW JERSEY.
For SALE.

ROPER OF all descriptions. including farms
all at bargain prices: beautiful section. MONTVALE
REALTY COMPANY. Montvale. n, ].
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oppnnTUNIIIEs M HAPGoons

wANTED-High grade floor and MACHINE hands;
steady work and good wages TO htst class men IA
Address, stating experience and wages required,
FARREL FOUNDRY q MACHINE co, Ansonia,
n1nn.
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FOB SALE family house: oil improvements.
WA; BAC JR. lI Hackensack st, Carlstadt
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FK7asElIIi& $ e ~' S'iH: 4. e.: IT, '....: q.
LOST. EoIrNn AND REM AMDs.


LOST-Near n Broadway, about noon on III M
day. June II, a gold watch fob mafNrn " ,.nf
Il, r.. T.. H." Finder will he rewarded ON ''' '""'
same To Room o02, 1925 broadway,
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Observation-Disclosures homes for sale on easy
terms at Westwood Land d Improvement ca.
a. h. BOGERT. Mana ger.
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REPORTER wANTED by a New England news.
paper; ttate newspaper experience, age, present
occupation and wages expected. also whether the
applicant is a rum contender and whether he can
hunt news. Address w. box i5 sun ONCE.
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NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR su
Advertisements for The Sun and tFc1,Hs ns,;
may be left at any American District A
ohNoe In the city
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FARM and Town properties for sale. BERGEN
N. J. Tel. 1928.
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CLOTHING.

GENTLEMEN's CLOTHING to ordcro r 81 Ne ~
perfect At; nne material. y 1t'
CLOTHING CO.. 2s9 Broadway, rooms 3 ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

PHYSICIANS ofhce-Flne.' large. airy parlor.
reception room: other rooms; gentlemen. 20 West
<ith st.
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borough ~ Manhattan. New YORK City.
The following IL n diagram 81 the property 70
he spld.s n has M street numbers,
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WANTED-As manager Of a country club of large
membershlp, a man OF ability: permanent position
throughout the year. Address r. Z. w. ITO Centre
st., New York.
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PIANOS " ORGANS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09

Trick 2-Although it seems to that
B must hold the ace, A follows the rule
and continues with one of the second
and third best, both OF which he holds
This 2 must win, as 1t is useless to
hold up any longer. rs play will be
dealt with presently.
Trick 4-If the ace of diamonds lies
on his right can get in with the X
and lead another round of trumps from
his own hand. B sees the object and
prevents u from getting the lead again
Trick 5-Confident that A has the G
OF clubs, B returns that suit, hoping to
make his ten OF trumps before Y
catches it, That his ten is good he is
certain. as the dealer cannot have the
or he would have led trumps right
out
Trick 6-A knows that B cannot have
the K of diamonds or he would not
have played the ace, and he also sees
that the only possible hope of saving
the game is that 3 has a trump which
is higher than any OF rs.
Trick 7-Unless A can trump a dia-
mond it is all over.
( If this hand is played over again,
letting A lead small club for the Sec
ono. trick instead of the J. it will be
found that the dealer will win the
game with ease by holding up the ace,
His hope is that the adversaries will
allow him to make both and 10. II
they do he gets into the lead twice on
that suit and can lead trumps twice
from the weak hand to the strong
without touching the diamonds at all
This Will enable him to make two club
tricks. all five trump tricks, the A and
X of spades and two tricks in dia-
monds. five by cards.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
TWO CHURCHES To
CONSOLIDATE,

An agreement has been effected be-
tween the congregations to consolidate
the Central NJ. E. Church and the
Simpson Memorial Church The Cen
trail was burned out in the fire, and its
worshipers have since taken advan-
tage of the welcome extended by the
brethren of Simpson Church. This ar
rangement, entered into for the time
being, has led to the ANAL gamation
of the two bodies.
Three churches of the Methodist de-
nomination were completely destroyed,
the First M. e. Church, Rev Edwin r.
Brown, which stood on Powell street
near Washington: the Howard-street
M. e. Church at 643 Howard street,
Rev. A. C. Bane, and the Central M E.
Church on Mission street between
Sixth and Seventh. Rev. George w.
White.
The members of the Central Church
concluded that II would be impossible
to rebuild for some time, and IL was
then suggested that the congregation
of the Central Church, numberin z
about 500. consolidate with the Simp-
son Memorial Church, numbering about
300, and that one strong church be
established.
There were several conferences be-
tween the authorities of the two
churches with the result that last
Thursday night 1t was decided that the
consolidation be effected. provided the
consent to this shall be obtained from
Bishop d. II. Moore. who, on next
Wednesday. will preside at the con-
ference in Pacific Grove. and to whom
the petition for consolidation will be
presented.
Rev. Mr.. Williams of Simpson Me-
mortal Church generously offered to
withdraw from the pastorate in favor
of Rev. Mr.. White. While the
representatives of the Simpson Me-
mortal Church regretted very much
to lose their pastor. one Of the
most eloquent the church has had.
and who in the two years Of
his pastorate has endeared himself to
his congregation. they decided to abide
by his offer to step aside.
Should Bishop Moore grant the Pc
tition that is to be laid before him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
IMPORTS THREATEN
4 CONGESTION.
Further Progress Choked
by Growing Business
at Port of Oakland
CUSTOMS MEN BUSY

AS an evidence of the unprecedented
increase of business at this port since
the conflagration of April IS, the petit
tion of Deputy Customs Collector A.
Hollywood for an increased force at
the sub port of Oakland was mentioned
yesterday in the Custom-hopse. Be-
fore the confla grafton Hollywood had
one inspector and one laborer to handle
the imports into Oakland which aver
aged three per month. Since that date
the entries have swelled to between
seventy-fiye and eighty per month, and
he is now asking that his force be in
creased by the addit:o.. of an examiner
of merchandise, an assistant weigher,
an opener and packer, two inspectors
and two laborers. He has reported to
Acting Customs Collector William B.
Hamilton that a congestion of freight
arriving at Oakland has already set in
and that several additional trainloads
Of merchandise are on the way to Oak
land He finds 1t impossible with his
present force to keep up with the
work. and business is suffering in con-
sequence
Acting Collector hamilton finds him.
self confronted with a similar difficulty
on this side Of the bay. Entries of i'm
ports have so increased, both in volume
and value, since April IS that he finds
his present force inadequate to handle
them. In other words, the Custom
house is on the brink uT congestion and
unless the force shall be materially in
creased much delay. expense and an
noyance will be inflicted upon con-
signees and the public generally
In order to present the facts properly
and authoritatively before the Depart
ment of Commerce and Labor Acting
Collector Hamilton has detailed First
Deputy Collector Newton s. Farley TO
examine into the facts on both sides of
the bay, and present report.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-09
Copyright, 1905, by r. F. Foster.
No. 3.

on the 10 if the Q is not in the dummy,
or the dealers @ will win the trick.
By playing the A and leading the suit
again the g will be shut in by the K
and j. This is called leading through
the ..
If you have the Q. but not the A.
when the 10 is led. there is no neces-
stty to play the @ on the 10. because
If the leader holds K and J your Q is no
better than his 10. To play the @ un-
der such circumstances is to tell your
partner that you have no more of the
suit.
Let US take simple position of the
card, and one which Is very common.
to illustrate the Importance of these
secondary leads. and also to show how
the partners understand each other.
dealt and left IT to Y. who called
hearts at the score of love all:
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FAVOR NATIoNALIzING UTILITIES

LIVERPOOL. Sept. s.-without any
discussion, the Trades Union Congress
Friday unanimously instructed the la
Dor members of Parliament 10 intro
duce bill providing for the nationaliz-
ing of all railways canals and mines In
the United Kingdom.
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the pastorship OF the united church
will be offered to the Rev. Mr.. White.
who is one of the most persuasive
preachers of the Methodist Church in
the city at this time.
Bishop d. H. Moore. of Portland.
Ore. who has charge OF the California
conferences of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach at the California
street Methodist Church. at California
and Broderick streets. tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening DR.. H. K Carroll.
missionary secretary from New York,
will preach.
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A leads for the first trick. The un-
derlined card wins the trick and the
card under it is the next one led.
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Carmen Use Knives.

In fact, men in all walks of life use
knives of some kind. We carry knives
that has an edge Stoitz's. 1886 FILE
more above Sutter
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Jewellers and Opticians.

Sorensen CO.. 715 Market 81. Branches
1855 Fulton and 1893 Mission St Full,
complete stock diamonds, jeweiry, cut
glass. silv erware and optical goods
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slAROUND the BRIDGE
~ : "a TABLE 81
Conducted for The Call by r. F. Foster.

THE CALL presents today the fifth Of series of n-
stuchve articles bridge whist conducted for this paper
by R. F. Foster the author of Fosters Complete Bridge and
the best known authority the subject this country These
articles will be Of inehmabe value to bridge players
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SENATOR NELSON PROPOSES
THAT NATION BUY THE GJOA
Christiania Paper Says He Thinks 1t
should Be First Vessel to Co
Through Panama Canal.

CHRISTIANIA, Sept. S.-The newspa-
per Keisten states today that United
States Senator Knute Nelson of Mime
sofa has proposed that the American
Government purchase the steamer Gjoa,
which recently completed a voyage
through the northwest passage. in order
that she may be the hrst vessel to go
through the Panama canal and thus be
the only ship that has sailed around
america.
Olsen & Lutterkort. taiIors. 345s Mar
ket St. nr. Church. for. Pheian bldg