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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
TOO MUCH
FREE LOVE

BELLINGHAM. March 23.-Too
much free love has caused the dis
solution Of the Freeland colony. an
equality settlement near Bow.
SkAglt county. A receiver, r. W.
Ferris. has been appointed by the
superior court. and Il means that
the little band will be broken up
and the effects cold 10 satisfy cred
ltors.
Several years ago a number Of
believers in socialiatie doctrines
formed a colony and for a time Il
prospered. Soon free lovers began
20 come In and this led "a disseu-
sions. This led 20 financial embar-
rassment and more trouble. which
Il is believed resulted In the burn
ing OF a large storehouse some weeks
ago involving the colony I'm heavy
loss. Matters went from bad TO
worse and the affairs OF Freeland
got into the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
WILL RAzE
BIG HOTEL
CITY OFFICIALS AND J. A. MOORE DECIDE DOWN
THg WARRINGTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HILt
REMOVED

within the next 60 days workmen
will begin the work Of tearing down
fiotai Washington 10 make way for
the regrade OF Donny hin and the
opening Of ard av. through the prop
aFty, unlcas there Ia hitch In the
plane which were agreed 90 this
morning by james A. Moore. Chair
man Mullen Of tho streets commit.
Zee Of the council. City Engineer
Thomson and Corporation Counsel
Calhoun.
The negotiations between Mr.
Moore AMI the city officials have
been pending for some weeks aud
~ete a part Of the plan which the
council has had Ia mind for some
tune contemplating the fsKfade 81
the large district extending from
Pine 1T 60 nsnny way. and from
sud az 90 Weatlake boulevard
Al the conference this morning
dr. core agreed that. II the council
would paaa an ordinance awarding
hlm 81 damages TO his property fof
the Fsgfade. be would a. bis own ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
CHARTERS JEANNE

Late yesterday afternoon the
Alaska Coast company chartered tho
steamer Jeauie from Schuhaeh &
Hamilton
The Alaska Coast company viii.
with the charter Of the steamer
Jeanne. have four steamers ON the
Naidez. seward and westward run.
The bertha. which was billed 70 sail
next SUNDAY. win not got away un-
~ Monday Following that sailing
the Jeanne viii leave Tor the north
April 6. ami the Farallon. which Is
under charter from the Alaska
Steamship company, wa get away
for Valdez April no. The Portland.
which IL undergoing repairs al
EaEie hafbor win be in commission
and sail about April 10,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Grew Steadily Verse.

We fuhhssi them with grease and
gave the eh.ldrcn burnt flour to stop
the vomiting, but they grew steadily
worse | tla not stay Mouday night.
but | came IN again early Tuesday
morning
The children were very rnetiesa
and Louise began TO turn purple
That morning Dr stuart called. lie
seetued puzzled over the ease until
told him about the burning Of
the ruek and mercury IN left
medicine and told us 70 continue tho
rubbing az grease on the children
Or riefrof was also called. aud he
stated It Was a case % poisoning
Little Louise continued % sink. and
this morning died ia terrible hxony
For hours before she passed away
she tossed aud fluax herself sFuaad
the bed. and screamed In the most
pitIful manner"
Louise vas years old. and the
other two children. Elizabeth. aged
:. and Emma. aged g. are now un-
der the care Of pr stuart az the
Pydes home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
WANTED AT
VANCOUVER

Sentenced 20 80 days each for
vagraney, but with more serious
trouble ahead FOR one or all Of them.
y. r. Sullivan. John Onrien and
Joe DUNCAN were this morning
brought TO the county Jail from
Ravensdale by Deputy Sheriff Matt
Starwich. DUNCAN r. wanted In
Vancouver. and the trio will be ac-
oused OF stealing wine II Deputy
Starwich con locate the evidence
which he believes exists against
them.
On the person OF DUNCAN was
found an affoctionate letter from n
woman I'm Portland, warning him
90 keep away from Vancouver. y. G..
starwleh at once wired to Vaneou-
yer. and the sheriff there wired
back. Hold DUNCAN, Is badly
wanted here. VIII como for him at
once"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
title Louise Pydee Dies This Morning and Her
Two Sisters Are Also Expected to Succumb
...Father Was Trying to Melt Gold Out Of
MineraIized Stone He Found.

that he thought there was sold In
the dirt and he was trying to set
Il out, did not notice any odor
nor did I keo the children acting In
peculiar manner only stayed
few minutes, but called again
early Monday morning
Mrs Pydee told mo they we're all
sick and hadnt gotten mp yet.
iid not 81 In. bul told her ! would
rctssu IN a little while When
weat back the children we're very
sick and WERE vomiting continually
My first Impression was that they
had all been poisoned. aud ! asked
II they had eaten anything that
could hava made them sick I also
advised getting a doctor Immediate.
~. but Mr. Pydee said he would
wait and see n they did not SGT
better.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
HE HAD The DRINK

A story OF happy thought ON the
part Of a thirsty prisoner IL told by
Deputy Sheriff Bob Hodges. who
came 20 the city this morning with
two prisoners from Black Diamond.
One of the men. Ullssa Bravi. was
incarcerated yesterday for opening
a safety lamp In a mine. In Jail nj
Black Diamond he asked for wine,
but was refused. Presently a friend
OF nravi's called 20 see him and was
allowed to converse with the pris-
oner through a grating. The friend
had a bottle. but Bravl couldn't get
at It. The friend left the fail. but
shortly returned with long straw.
Slipping this through the grating
BraH absorbed the entire bottle BY
the suction method and retired In a
thoroughly Fatlatod condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
PEDDLER MAY
Be BURGLAR

A Mrs Whalley. who lives at III
=. jefferson st, has reported to the
police that man whom she thinks
Is n crook has been calling around
her ueighhorhood Ia the ruise OF n
pcddler. and she asks that lookout
be kept for him.
According 20 her story the man
is demonstrating a kind OF silver
polish. She grew suspicious when
he insisted on entering the house
Her ncighbors reported the same
curious actions on his part and Il
Is the belief OF those people upon
whom he has called that the man
II going around 10 set look at
the inside OF different houses, proh-
ably with view OF robbing the
most promising later,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
NEGRO HANGED
IN MISSOURI

POPLAR BLUFF Mo. March %.
Curtis Jackson. negro. was hanged
here this morning for en- assault
upon Mra Dan Norman. white
The negroes victim Witnessed the
execution end her husband sprung
the trap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
TAX PAYERS
FILE SUIT
nlLaap CITIZENS Ask COURT
10 PREVENT AWARD oF BAL.
LAID PAVING CONTRACT

4. result ~ the recent award
Il ~ Ballard city e0unrli to the
hfeef Asphalt company u a paw
~ contract Ter whieh the indie
fsAssnt AsphAlt company bid low-
81 8 suis was started in the au.
TraF cocrt this morning 20 force
- esuncil 10 change TIE award.
~ euntraet is that Tor the paw
- q sseoad av= over which
sAsrfss Of eorrupsiou have been
fr->g made.
M ease Is brought m the name
q " A. Mniioy. a. the representa-
~ % the saxraYefa Of Ballard.
- asks for a restraining order 20
Fsssnt the mayor from signing the
ssnifaet with the barber company.
ls1rs Griffin this morning issued
= wdsr for the city 81 Ballard
. app<ar on March % end show
'aes rhy sach q restraining order
Isl at be Issued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
UNIQUE
deer = g

neeausc both parties seemed TO
have been wronred Judge Frater
tiala wafulnR entered an odd ruling
IN q divorce suit when he gave the
e-ereo neither 10 tho husband nor
The Wlfe. but stated that they were
beth entitled To- "a divorce Prob
ahiy they viii both get divorces.
The ease 81 that ~ Cornelius lia-
auftY against Annie HaKerty. and
hnH baeN under consideration for
aoane time. The husband sued for
aisoree. but Mrs. Hagerty replied
Nith a charge against har husband
for every one made against her.
the struggle being to retain the COM
muulty property. Both parties get
part Of this by the decree. and
the husband pays the costs OF the
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
ASK DR.. HORN
To take PULPIT

At largely attended meeting Lass
night the congregation OF the Ply.
mouth Congregational church exc
tended a unanimous call 90 DR.
Francis J. Van Horn. OF the Old
South church. OF Worcester. MasA
Or. s. NJ Freeland. retiring PASTOR
presided at the meeting. DIR. Van
Horn Is one OF the prominent young
Congregational diyines Of the coun-
try. The call carries a solary OF
S. 600. with a promise OF $4,000 af-
ter one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
IS
BUYING

Presumably In the interests of
the linton Pacific railroad. Edmund
Bowdsn purchased part Of lot 2 aud
lots and 3, block $40. Of Seattle
,idelands. from Warren Allen yes
fsrday afternoon for the sum ~
$4,000 The property described
lies on First ay. south between
Dearborn and Connecticut ste This
purchase brings the Union Pacific
approach from the south closer 10
ita property on the waterfront be-
tween Jackson and Washington ats
Frank Schmltx has enough faith
In West Seattle property to buy
heavily In the residence district
To-day he bought 10 acres for 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
OFFICERS
cleo 7 ED

me annual session o. The Royal
A'eAnam closed last night with
Mhquet after a class u 80 had been
INFLATED By Regent = ]. Brandt
- ne afternoon session the follow
ias Officers for the ensuing year
tsss elected. Representative to
slpfslne council. " T. Slater. of
ssei'le; alternate. c. 8 Bowie TIA
sena grand regent. ] r Rogers.
Everett; grand vice regeat Morgan
= nseler Bellingham grand orator.
!. X ingefsoll. Seattle. past grand
ssn, e. :. Bowie. grand score
-. -, q A. Parish. Seattle. grand
ae-eifer, G. o. Iafued Seattle.
M . chaplain. J " Upper. Seat
y. Grand warden. 4. J. Burt.
s.Ana sentry. A. II HealY. Tacoma.
.sana srssiee. J F. Mclaughlin. Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
WOULD BAR
OR|ENTALS

The labor unions % the city
through their central body. are pre-
pairing for the organization Of an
auti-Jspansss Korean association.
The object % the proposed associa-
ton will Be the closing Of the gates
Of the weat 20 Korean and japanese
labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Thief DIDN'T
WASTE TIME

tfss, - wilson, who gives his adj
vsf,.a ~ Washington e.. IL be-
.-lhns the loss sf erl, ,ghich
= eniefpFisinz thlef rs nosnsrod
= acquire IN a mannar sa necuiisr
" \ is daring. P'''''
wilson vas walking aiopy wash
s ns'on IT. last Tuesday ana he tos,
n paggage check IN como wav
u. yshkly az possible he went 10
II. MeItneru Pacific office where
~, Fnp had been ieft. but found
esee. ne man Who picked up the
~ ~, nta been there first, obtained
~ ZIP and had gone away.
ebfss. po'lce have been unable 40
VIZ ,. eny Description of the man
"a . 1911 The trick. ana Wilson
Il /. s,,,e made up his mind that
! " 81 nes one. anyway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
WANT TO
BE 4 HOBO

Although he is said TO have every
thing that should make boy happy,
including a pony of his own, at
home. Perry Kent. OF Tacoma, was
taken up by the police yesterday in
this city. Tie boy appears to have
a mania for the life Of a hobo, and
eonfided to the officials that he
would rather be a tramp than a
millionaire. lie was taken home
last night by his father.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
PLAY GROUND
is DESIRED

Mrs. Edmond 8. Meany. Mrs. Il. q.
Wlawell and Mrs. A. u. Coe. a com
mlttee representing the University
Heights district. appeared before the
park board at It's meeting yesterday
afternoon 10 urge that body 10 pro
vide a chlldren's play ground in the
rlolnity OF the University Heights
school The matter was taken UNI
der advisoment by the board,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
UNION MEN
WILL BUILD
Central Labor Council Is Figuring on Erection
and Operation Of Its Own laundy---Have
Options on Several StesWiII Fight Combine.

missn~ has secured options on sew
era desirable locations The latin
dry wtil probably BE located on the
shore ~ Lake Union The gradual
entertainments Of the laundry CON-
blne. headed By the Cascade lauha
dry. has resulted IN the new nova
Prices viii BE- Graded to such q
scale ss % pay only the stpeases
u tho laundry. The proposed liam.
dry is receiving the endornsmsAi
and support Of every union labofsF
in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
DEAD
IN MINING shat
EXPLOSION OF COAT DUST TAKES MANY LIVES AND Par
TALLY WRECKS NINE

put out Of commission BY the high
winds details aud names 81 the We.
tins. six 81 whom are known 10 be
foreigners. we're not secured.
The Century mine. which "a owned
by shaw brothers. Of baltimore Is
one 81 the largest independent on
orators In northwestern Virginia.
over $50 men are employed daily In
the SHAFT and had the explosion
been an hour earlier the loss % life
would have been appalling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

PHILLIP. ". Va. March q
Twenty one dead bodies have been
recovered from the Century mine
and n dead are still Ia the mine
More than 300 miners were IN the
mine at the time of the explosion.
which vas caused by dust The
dead are mostly Poles and Hun
garlans
The explosion took place at I 20
o'clock yesterday afternoon hu4
owing TO the telephone wires being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
CONTRACTOR ROBBED IN
SIGHT OF THE POLICE

loss lie says he had gone over th(
hank and had not been away frort
where the hose was piled near th(
supply box for more than 10 min3
utes He went back for the hosf
and found II gone.
The theft was reported 10 TN
police. and the only expianatioa
they can find is that the hose wal
packed off by some dope flend.s
II is regarded as one Of the nerve
lest tricks which has been turned
for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
PIRATES SEIZE
AMERICAN GUNS

LONDON. March % --Aavieea say
a la.nch belonging 90 the Standard
OF company has been aeizst In
Chinese waters b. pirates and a
number IL American rifles with
900 rounds Of ammunition taken.
The American runboat Caliso la en-
route to the scene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

a daring sneak thief carried off
a bo-foot piece Of hose from under
the eyes Of a hundred men who are
engaged on the contract FOR i'm
proving prefontaine place yesterday
afternoon. The police station is
just across the street. and there
were no less than half dozen Of
ncsrs standing around there AZ the
time.
II was John westin. the con-
tractor. who first discovered tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

Seattle II to have an up-io.date
laundry. built. owned and operated
by osgsaized laisoF. Fof weeks =
COMMITTEES Of members Of the Cen
trail Labor eouseii have BEEN wurk.
inx on the project. Tho laundry
will b. conducted not for profit. but
for the benefit Of organized labor.
A stock company viii BE- organ
ix~d 20 provide funds for the euu.
Etruction % She laundry. No site
has been purchased. but the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
CITY WINS CASE

The city was sustained yesterday
in tho case brought by r. w. Far
we'll TO prevent the sale OF Seattle
city water 10 Ballard. when Judge
Griffin granted n demurrer and
ended the suit. The case was start
ed BY Renton hill water users. who
claimed that Ballard should have no
city water when Seattle was lnauf-
fleieHtlg spppliod. Tho court de-
cided that The present contract with
Eaiiafd should be enforced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

There are some laws on our
statutes regulating the sale Of
liquor" says Mr.. Morrison IN his
reply 20 The Star, that should be
enforced and there are many more
laws that ought 20 be repealed.
There should be no place for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
ELLIOTT IS
CD N IN G

4 A Nadeaa. general agent in
Seattle for the Northern Pacific
Hallway company. expects President
Howard Elliott aud other high off +
ciaia q the company 20 reach the
cay Monday on "A regular tour Of
Kenrrai Inspection. The party viii
arrive at Spokane this afternoon,
then proceed 20 Tacoma and be in
Seattle ~ Monday.
Traffic Manager James q. Wood
worth waH iu Tacoma yesterday
and IL expected IN this city this aft
erno0n un general business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

ponae tear down the hotel building.
dedicate % the city a s0-foot street
through Il from Stewart 10 Virginia
sta. grade down that street 10 the
desired level. and cut Stewart ST
through from End 10 An.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
CONGRESS CANNOT
LEGlSLATE

WASHINGTON. March as.-Tha
house Judiciary committee today dss
elded that Insurance. Is not an obs
jeet % the Interstate eommerce
commission, and that congress has
not the power TO legislate Ia haR
connection. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

WASHINGTON. u. c.. March q
I'D L. Understood that the commlss
sion which investigated the wreck
az the Valenela. on the Vancouver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
MODERN HOTEL
IN PHILIPPINES

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March o.
p Manila is to have a modern hotel
10 which the insulaT government
will lend It's aid. The city has asked
for proposals for a structure OF
about 200 rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
COMMISSION WILL
WH|TEWASH THEM
VALENCIA WRECK INVESTIGATORS FROM WASHINGTON Wit
ExosEHArU WHITNEY AND TURNER

island coast aud noW At work In
thla city on It's report viii attach
no blame 10 the officials o. the
steamship inspection service % the
nafth coaal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

interior IL scattered with the me-
ehanlcal dreams OF inventors, which
refused 10 make good when put to
practical uhe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Father Tel. His s,ery.


Ms Pearl Estes. = nslEhhor, Of
xsl her assissanye and had = doc
~ exIled she said this morning
I sens d set our door key frcm
M pyaee which bad been LETT
n be- earn hy my daughter I went
r:r sAe kitchen and. seeing the pan
4 &sT On the stove. asked Mr..
rstte what be vAz doing lie said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
NAM AND HIS THREE CHILDREN
POISONED BY MERCURY FUMES
Can You Describe
Your Ideal Man?

Editor The Star-l am OF six girls who INDUCED
~ an argument the other day just what kind OF
man Is most popular with most women. After each
OF us had infinitely described the we would like
meet and marry determined 60 suggest to the editor
OF The Star that he ask for expressions OF opinions from
the young readers Of The Star aud publish them
from day 10 day The girls could what their ideal
man looks like and could tell what virtues he have
and what petty vices they would object To- think
e would be very interesting and will promise you that
and my friends will follow !, closely,
MISS r.
Seattle. March ~.
The Star is willing adopt the suggestion Of this
young woman and will be pleased publish any letters
received. II you describe your ideal do and
mail IT 10 The Ideal Man. The star. Seattle. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

W there 10 one saloon In the city
that requires an extra policeman 20
watch II, that is the very saloon that
the city council should immediately
put ous Of business, and the leeiti.
mate dealers would loudly com
mend our city fathers for doing Il.
James W Morrison. retail liquor
dealer and former president Of the
Retail Liquor Dealers association
Of this state. agrees with The Star
that the low dives run in this and
other cities as saloons should be
put out of existence
Mr. Morrison makes this state
ment ia the course Of a reply TO an
article published in The Star yes
terday relating to the midnight
closing o. saloons. Mr. Morrison
apparently does not believe that any
good purpose would be served by
this midnight closing
He believes that the saloon prob
lem would best be solved by the re-
fusal % the city authorities 20 grant
licenses 10 men sho would not run
their saloons in a iaw-abiding. and
peaceful manner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23

BALLARD. March 3 Because Of
..',,.s,e al the ags that the fumes
m.rary are poisonous, Louis
80. ieS II. North " IL mourn
sa "a, death OF a daughter. anG two
NJ children are also In danger
,.,,ls Louise rydee died al $50
=. msrnlnk. after sufferlng terrible
-. slnee Sunday brought ON ~
ssssAlnx poisonous fumes
vide i a wood chopper work
:. shous five miles north OF the
He had often noticed a rocg
~ partieiss In It that looked
- ,usses Thinking the rock con-
, ~ rold. be took a small piccc
go erushea Il and put 4 on the
..s,s 10 ary. first pouring mercury
: 10 pan 10 save the sold,
Father Tells His stery.
:. sacrt time after put the pan
- a. dove explained Mr. fydcc
~. merninx the children began 70
- ps.e AID thea sleepy. Lucklly
~ eifs had gone To Fremont 10
ss..s ume frlenas When she re
ssr.ea ws were Al lying on the
1rsr aesthly siek.
M mnks felt heavy and e was
~ d breathe but did not feel
.armsd as ! thought ! must have
sssAt acld. Prom Sunday until
a. morning. We have ali hern an
~ 10 90 anything. aad she httle
.zasrsn have gone through terrible
nfsfiag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
SALOON PROBLEM
NOT a HARD ONE
James W. Morrison Replies to Article in Yes
terday's Star Relating TO Enforcement OF
Saloon Ordinance Says Council Could Solve
the Problem.

Extracts from statement made by
James w. Morrison, former prssi.
dent Of the State Retail Liquor
Dealers association
Like other esslings, there are Law
abiding saloons and disrsp utable
Joints, there are conscientious law
yers and professional shystses, there
are skilled physicians and auaek
doctors, there are reputable news
papers and yellow fascinating
sheets. and 80 on down the line.
Tho disrepgtabls dive keeper is
the most dstpioable character on
earth, and IL responsible for much
of the odiun east upon she liquor
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
Revenue Fren Licenses.

Here in Seattle the revenue dee
rived from licenses last year was
approximately s2Tl 600, almost sucs
fieient 10 defray the expense 81
maintaining the police and fire de<
parfment The liquor dealers are
the largeat tax-paying body in the
city and yet they are constantly
being assalled BY the so-called re~
formers and are forced to suffe1
other unjust Determinations"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-23
BANK ci.EARIN0s

Increase over same .
date last year 3 77a.i05t3 .