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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13
For Sale by Owner

7-room house, unobstructed ma
rine and mountain view: North
Springs water, bearing fruit trees;
IN blocks from p. d. car and Wash
ington school; ali improvements In
and paid; &1,70O. 271O No. washing
ton ave. Phone Main rise.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13

Tract 1T x14S feet in Block II
in First School Land Add, close to
Pac. ave. and So. seth. Some small
buildings. Only $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13

SITUATIONS WANTED - FEMALE
Curtains laundered, $50 pr. NJ. 2i41.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13
FOR SALE-Rooming house. Call a
81 st.
EDISON HOTEL, SOUTH TACOMA
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Paying wholesale bust.
ness. $500 will handle this. AID.
dress G. H., 511 So. 18th.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13
AT A SACRIFICE
WILL, TAKE $500

for tho above five acres and mako
terms of half cash. This is a good
opportunity. The five acres will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13

FOR RENT--0FFICEs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13

Also three furnished office booths
comprising half OF Tallman -Thomp-
SON office. Call at Ill 10th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-04-13

Corner 3 lots and S-room house on
Prospect st. Price $500; easy
terms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
BIooDHo, w ~ NAV mvr.
Traiied Italian Arrested for ASSAULT on
Farmers DAUGHTER

WHITE ~ 'ISS. Aug - With the aid
81 y bloodhound "A posse 81 Yorktown
resld dents and the N-w York city water
shed pnlic' TO-DAY captured an Italian
who IL held thsr- Tor examination on the
charge 10 having assaulted Lillian Purdy
the nineteen year old daughter uf Fhas
- Purdy. veil 20 d. farmer who recently
-nld his property ~ the state for IN" new
Mohans,c Insan- Asylum
On Saturday afternoon "a man believed
90 he an Italian. called AZ III. Turdv
homestead and when Miss PurdV went 20
the door he asked io see her father She
replied that he was not ~ hons. aud IA.
stranger went away alter. when IN.
girl went 10 the peach orchard IN. was
set upon and assaulted when her
father returned home he found her lving
On the ground bound and gagged
The watershed pOlis~ were not fled and
they put q bloodhound owned 10y Floyd
white on the trail With the aid ~ the
dog az Italian war afterward found IN
the woots His face was badly scratched
He vas locked mp on rIsp,ci"n. and ~
soon n the girl RECEIVERS sufficiently the
prisoner will B." brought before her Tor
Identification
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
FILIPINO cans on TAFT.
TrIIs the President There's M Hurry
Nbout Independence.

REvFRIY. Mass Aug. IS.-President
Taft had practically nv political dis
C,i-sions to-day. In the morning he
played golf with Representative Nicholas
Longwprth a, Myopia and in the after
noon he saw Judge y ID. woodmanaee
80 Cincinnati and Leonardo Osorios.
a former Governor Of one ~ the prov-
noes 80 the Philippines. Mr. Osorios
was leader fer Philippine independence.
To tho President lac said he was still
Interested in that subject. hut did not
;hink y would come Tor good many
vsaN
Judge woodnansee admitted - the
newspaper men that there was a loi of
mIsapprehensiun concerning the tarir
lie thought that II was time that the
,paople wsr. told what eject that measure
had upon prices and the cost 81 living
Ne thought the Republicans would carry
Onto.
Tomorrow senator W Murray Crane
- scheduled 10 SEE the President. Secre-
.ary Norton IL expected ~ return from
~ James. l.. |.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
HizED 4 MILITIa CH,PL.IN.


PINE CAMP. Aug. Is Private Charles
Seidman, member OF Company q OF the
Forty seventh Regiment. was sent to- day
To his home AZ I7s Hopkins street. Brook
Ign. Last evening. IL IL said. the msmbers
Of has company tossed him in a blanket
He fell to the ground breaking his collar
bone and receiving other hurts. lie was
taken to the hospital and this morning
It was decided he ought to return To
BROOKLYN.
Chaplain Warner 81 the regiment
also was a victim Of hazinE on Saturday
night. These acts caused the officers
of the regiment considerable uneasiness
and they were much relieved when an
otficial order prohibiting further hazing
was issued
SeidunAn's brothers said last nigh, tina,
he was hurt by tripping over = guy rope
and having . tent fall on top % him
Louis Boll and Robert Mckenzie. fellow
privates. took the injured man home and
then escorted him Co the Office OF DIR
= Rabinowitz % n summer avenue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
M RIED IHTIN tTUF.
Boy FINDS Mothers Body which HAD
Hern nrarthed u, q bog.

Los ASGFLO~ Aug 10 onto schultz
was arrested her" tom ght. charged with
numbering hi- mother N law MIN" Fr..da
schultz Ca-tin- az her home n Lancaster
"a the northern I.art ~ I.ns Angeles
county. at the .,lg- ~ tu~ Moiavr D,--nr'
The polio. say he has Cunf,ss'-I tn'. crime
MN" Casinos body was found y-,ter-
dav M ia" front yarl Il her home. where
"a shallow grav" had been dug dog
un-artheI M. body An examination
showed that M" murderer. who had hit
his victim uu the back II the head with an
axe. had crowded IN" body INTO m" grave
while -'ill alive
MIN. CASTINGS Young son found biz
mothers body MIN. IaSiin- had not
l@-n -gen since last Friday when sh. went
10 Los Angeles t. draw 81 0n which came
from legacy ia Germany schultz dts
appeared the same day
otto schultz cam. here recently 10 taxi.
charge ~ IN" ranch On Friday Ne pur-
chased a ticket for Los Angeles and said
h.. was un his way back - Germany
Young Castin. had gone Ia a n"ighbor =
in -.'ar"h Of his mother When h- re-
turned he cam. upun the body which the
dog had uncovered lie gave an alarm.
aud the resulting search disclosed the
hight Of the son IN law lie had pack 81
all his belongings. some at which were
left m a trunk which h. instructed m"
station agent Ia forward to galveston
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chimes had been added and workmen were
installing them
The hearing il 20 lie continued on Fri
DAY afternoon AT O'Clock NJ the same
place.
Mira. william 7 Bulls complaints
also occupied th" attention Of the Grand
Jury again Yesterday Among the wit
neases were Allan A Ryan. sou Of Thomas
= Ryan. and leo kre~ser Mr. Kresser
once had a claim 81 81 .OOO against the
Magnesia Asbestos Company which vas
settled Out ~ court Mr. Ryan IL on
record NJ having said that when he made
an Investigation ~ the Newark plant
81 the company u gave hip the impress
sion that u had been Sailed and also
a. having sent word To Mr.. Qualey that
Vualey must cease tn Use his. Mr. Ryan's.
name in his scheme Of promoting IN"
company. a. Mr. Ryan had heard that
0ualey was doing Some clerks ~ the
Farmers Loan and Trust COMPANY were
also witnesses before the Grand Jury
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
MEANT TO KILL HIS CHILDREN
LETTER iRRIER TIRED or NV
ING ~ 4 NAM ~.
wrote That He'd Put Away iis Tive Bo's
and 10 Man whom tie Blames aud shoot
Himself Too Tie HAD Been Excited
Hoped Nobody would say Insane"

A complaint was sent Ia the Gerry
society several days ago that letter
carrier. Robert u. Mack was living in
the hallway Of 5Os Tenth avenue with
his two children. George. o wears obi. and
James 4 The women who made the
complaint. Mrs. Jennie Smith ~ 5i2 Tenth
avenue and Mrs James bennett Of sos
Tenth avenue. protested that the children
were not receiving the proper care.
The matter was turned over "a the
police and when Mack was arrested Last
night It was found that he apparently had
made preparations To- shoot himself. his
two sons and n saloon keeper. whom he
accuses Of running away with his wife
Minnetta.
Mack. who " attached to the Long Acre
Square station. was di-po-sessed from his
rooms az $40 Tenth avenue last Friday for
not paving his rent. He begged the jan q
itrsss Mrs bennett. 10 allow him 10 oc-
cupy the empty rooms. bat she refused.
SinoA that time. according TO Mrs Denn"tt.
tho man and his two boys have b'sen living
from hand TO mouth and slespng wher-
ever they could find shelter When Po-
liceman Thon found them last night they
were in the hallway Of their former home
The first thing taken from the man =
pockets At the station house was a revol-
yer with all the Chamber- loaded Ther'
was Also a letter showing that Mack in
tended murder and suicide. Mack said
he had put his household effects In stor-
sg-. but III. police found pawntickets
which Indicate that they ars in pawn
Mack il on nineteen days leave. he said
and has SO salary coming To him.
The kttsr which Mack had written
on post offic- paI-r IN a Tenth avenu.
restaurant. saws a saloon ksepsr whom
he names ia to blame for all my trouble"
and goes on. / intend to put away my
two children and To put myself IN a hos
pItsl ! will put away that cur - also
II get a chance 20 do 50
The letter directs the post Office to
paw Mack = salary to James l.. Ails'Shurv
of Corona. T. | with the stipulation
that none OF ~ shall he paid TO Mack =
wife II also SAYS that all his other effects
shall go 10 Ailesbury
In "A postscript Mack says II seems
better "a me that the two children should
depart from this world 10 Ca-es and
sorrows rather than live through life
with the stigma ~ shame and degrade
ton attached "a them I love them and
for that reason only I wish them Ia go
with me I am not insane and ! know
perfe-tly well every fnni-tep take in
my actions
The children said that their father had
always treated them well They didnut
want 20 leave him when they were taken
"a the Gerry so"i-tv Mack j. held on
charges 70 vagranCy and carrying q
concealed weapon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
HINDIS TRIP VIII M JtIN.
immigration Authorities I.sokin Out
for 1000 or 10 CsmIng Here.

NSHISGToN Aug = Immigrant on
cials al American ports have le-n mott
fed To keep a watch out for thousand or
more Hindus who are now ON the hi Oh
Seas hound for this country Five hun
drsd or more Hindus left IIongk ong
for the United States "a week or so ago
and word was received az N. Immigra-
ton Bureau to-day that ~ embarked
country
The Hindus zay they are coming here
To ssek their fortunes aud som" have
announced they are ambitious To b.cOm"
American policemen. Officials regard the
Hind,Is as particularly undesirable, and
the gang whose arrival - now being
awaited will undoubtedly H. turned hack
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
RISSTt cor NV ar LAST.
Nan Caught In Boston ThouEht 10 ne last
Participant Ia Anarchist Robbery.

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NANCE ONEM va sw, 6GLER.
she say. 10 Herself And % Wont Cost
ser aS0O Anyway.

Nance % Neil. the actress. whose gowns
and hats looked much more valuabI.
than size said they were 20 the customs
mon who examined them on Saturday
light when they arrived with the actress
hy the American liner ~ Paul. was az
the Custom House yesterday with friend
Ia explain the discrepancy To Special
deputy Surveyor George Smyth. Miss
q Neil originally declared that che had
paid son for the goods abroad. IN"
soid Mr. Smyth that she had paid $500
hut had deducted si0O. the value ~ I'M
ported stun that passen gers are entitled
Ia bring in. She vas asked u she had
not read the notice To paH-enRe aud
she said she had Then Mr. SInyth called
this paragraph Ia her attention
-Rs-idsntz - the United states must
not deduct tue siuo exemption from
the vain" 81 their wearing apparel or
other art icl.~ ub'hin,-d abroad by p'Ir-
chase ur otherwise such deduction will
hs made bV customs officers "a the pier
Miss O'Ne, sad she had not noticed
the paragraph particularly She said
also that she was innocent ~ any intent
Ia do wrong aud that she was willing
To pay sny duty that might ls necessary
Ia recover her apparel. which had Teen
sent 20 the Appraisers Stores Size as
sisted ia making the appraisal Yesterday
afternoon aud ~ showed "A value % Sos
not counting IN" Slop deduction. Sh.
probably ~ill l." I'-rmitta,l - paw the
duty - ~ per cent and take her thing
away n Collector l.peb - satisfied
that she did M intend 10 fool the Gus
ions men he may take ~ tl1
Ma o. Neil had g. IDp "a i,.welTy which
she convinced acting Deputy surveyor
OCOnnur she had taken from this city.
So she brUu chr II "a free 81 duty
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
LETTER THREirEvS UD6ES.
the, Get Nan, surh E,rry Year. bat Few
Take On 80 Man, Of Them.

Acting Dis ret Attorney Frank Moss
received Yesterday a letter in which the
lives 81 three Judges ia Manhattan and
on. IN BROOKLYN. a former Assistant Dis
trict Attorney. and on. % the present
District Attorneys stan wer- threatened
The only un'npIal thing about the letter
was thai 50 many persons wer" named.
for scorss 81 threatening letters are re-
ceived yearly by the Judges 81 General
Sessions
The letter received yesterday was
mailed on sunday IN the district covered
by The Grand Central Post Once sub
station. II was dated New York. 3. 1910.
and road
am now free after 7 years sentence IN
Sug Sing sionz with three Others whom
= have made friends We have decided to
d.aI out q death sentence 10 Judge O'suIIi-
van Judge Maloon and Judge FaNset'.
judy" ROsalsky district sftorney Fly.
Hart and NO other. for our lives 10 not
worth living | cannon lOcate NV wife
aud child I was charged with grand lar
cenv. and a. sure a. God IL In heaven
/ was innocen' and I am alsO sure that many
a man IN state prison - innocent The
dav - not far when some ~ The above names
mention ~iIl be a thing Of the past
This may he taken a. Joke but wait fOr
rezuIis u 10 . disgrace 10 the world TO
q married man taken from bis family
district attorney aud s~ears they wsr.
swindled. ~ the people we're fool enough
suffer ~ IL all right TO sent a criminal TO
pTIaon but not people who take money for
invest ment purpose and lose.
No one in the Criminal Courts Building
recalled a conviction tallyine with tn.
one partly described by the writer 81 tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
ItWYFR SHOOTS TWO wv.
FIn,i. Them NI-IiIns Hi- I.andisd, AMI
Ftres through . Door.

John MacGreRor a lawyer at Ii5 SiIih
avenue went to hi- boarding HOUSE NJ
~, West 18th street last night aud found
one 81 IA" other dodgers calling upon the
landladv. Mrs Cooper This man was
Alfred H.inze "a dealer N church goods =
according 10 the police
MacGrekor listened outside the door
and heard a third voice inside IL Wa
that Of friend % HeinAe. al insuranC.
broker Beniamin y Hart 4 7Ss ~
Nicholas avenue
what he he1rI seemed T." anger the
lawyer and he pulled revolver and rho,
four times through the dNOr. One ~
the bullets went through H-inye'- sho,d-
der and another struck Hart m the right
hand. taking on three of his fingers
Mrs Cooper threW up a Window and called
IN. police
Both men were taken 10 J Hood wright
Hospital and MscC;ragor was bck-d up
NJ the West is7d street station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
MN CRIPPEN INOI EST.


Spsciu' C1h'r bfsp nCE 10 THF -TS
LoSpoN. Aug - When the ,nIua-,
over the supposed remains .; Belle ~
more. the wife of DR. CrIppen. was re-
-umed to-day Dr Schroeder. the acting
Coroner. announced IN. death of Coroner
Thomas. who opened the inquest a month
ago.
The acting Coroner said that the death
of DIR Thomas rendered the former pro-
ces,iings Abortiv. and the entire case
would hav" 10 be- gone over again The
inquest was thereupon adjourned until
September -
Arthur Newton. solicitor for DR. Grip
pen. was present IN behalf % his client
He asked that the taking Of evidence he
a. short AZ possible In order that I've might
have an opportunity Of going into facts
with his client and question witnes-ea in
his interest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
LODGE GETS 4 TELEPHONE.
Mighty Hunter MAY New Talk Co Friend
cabot Direct.

NAHASr. Mass. Aug. i5-For many
years senator Henry Cabot Lodge has
lived in this quiet town and managed TO
get along without a telephone.
To-day old residents. and most Of all
the storekeeper who used To get messsn-
ger fees for calling the senator to his
pay station. got a surprise when they
saw hnemen stringing wires night mp to
the Senator'S home Nahant hasn't had
such "a shock in years.
Henceforth when the Mighty Hunter
wants 10 get Friend Cabot all he need
do is to ask for him and be connected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
TRIED TO kILL THE WiYOR.
BlakrIy. Ga, Executive shot in biis Bed
rOam-H HAD Enfsrced the Laws.

BIAKELY. Ga, Aug. IS Mayor NJ. y.
Chip-tsad was shot and dangerously
wounded while In bed about \ O'Clock
this morning The Mayor was aroused
Co find a man standing over him with a
pistol lsvelled at his heart and about TO
pull the trigger
Mayor Chip-tead knocked up the pistol
and grappled with the assassin. In the
struggle Mayor Chip~tead was shot in the
shoulder His a@~ailant. evidently think
ing IN. Mayor was dead. fed The Mayor
says his assailant was a white man. wear
ing mask
Mayor Chipstead has incurred the
enmity 81 the lawls-s by rigid enforce
ment Of law and recently has received
several anonymous letters threatening his
life
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
WRS. COREI ~ GRAND OPER,
stor, mat stee, Corporation President =
VIE WIN Return To the stage

NTfd'"1 TOT UFsN0'fF NJ IVF w
LONDON. Aug 10 The Daily Mad
prints this morning a revival Of the story
thai Mrs. " y. Corey. wife Of the pr--i
dent 81 the United States Steel Corpora
ton. who was known before her marrisge
~ Mabelle Gilman. IL contemplating a
return To the Operatic stage. She -
credited with having said that II Oh.
makes the venture II will IL in mor-
serious work than any attempted in her
earlier experiences
II her plans are carried Ou she will ap-
pear only IN London.
Lewis Waller the MdhFs informant
says. has besn sounded a. TO his willing
ness to produce The Tanning Of the
Shrew- with Mrs Corey A. kd,h'rins
TO Walters Ps'ruc 10 The date suggested
- m 1911
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
WOMiN SMOrHERED N VAULT.
VIE Of Former Richmond County sheriff
Fails THROUGH Decaycd Roof.

Mrs Ben jamin Brown. wife OF ex-
sheriff Brown Of Richmond county. was
smothered 10 death in vault az her home
la Staplston yesterday. Mrs. Browns
home IL at Sand street., In the rear Of the
Health Department building. Back OF
the house il a disIsed vault which has
besn boarded over.
while out in the rear OF the premises
Mrs Brown stepped on the old boards
that had been laid over the top OF the
vault and she went through. She was
dead when taken out.
Mr.. Brown il at Richmond Springs.
NY. message was sent to him inform
ing him of his wife's death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
va POSTiL BiNk PtSS BOOkS.
Drpo.u Certtncntes To he issued. the
Trustees Arrange.

WAsHNUroS. Aug. ia - a measure
Of economy the Government will dis
pense with the pass book In the conduct
Of the postal savings banks system
The board 81 trustees Of the new bank
will Rdpot "A plan OF deposIt certIicats
90 be issued Nv postmasters ia exchange
for deposits.
These certificates will lie issued IN de
nominations from one 10 ten. twenty and
fifty dollars On the margin will ba
punched tho amount Of each deposit
together with tho interest due the de-
positor Under the regulations 20 he
adopted these certificates will not he
transferable
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
NNRtNCE ,GENTS STRIKE.
"a, commissions paid Do Not Furnish .
living.

Mu.kEsBAHRF. Pa. Aug Is Strking
agents Of TN" Metropolitan liz. Insurance
Company % New York here to-day signed
a petition asking Gov stuart 90 make an
invest igation 81 the company's work in
this state What they expect from such
an Investigation they do not -ay
Agents If the sam" company in the
I.aCkawnnna district went ON strike this
morning with practically the same griev-
anc-- a. the men here have They say
they do not get enough from the commits
sion- paid To -nshl- them 10 live comfort
ably
They expect IN" strike to extend -
Ha1l.ion. PottsVii- and ON to Philad-l-
phta. ~ they saw the same conditions exist
a u over the stat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
BOY DROWNEDIN H4RLEW WE'RE
FeI On the Sank while Trying ts Free
ca. Fish Hook.

4 ten-year-old boy fishing on the hank
Of the Harlem mere opposite IO7th strest
yesterday afternoon ieaned forward
to loosen his entangled hook and fell
in. The water was over his head.
policeman who was called by a man
who saw the accident easily got the hoy
and tried To reeuscitats him. A Harlafn
was dead His body unidentified IL az
the nOrgle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
NEW CLAM TO 4. y. 4.
south African Federation Gives the Brit.
Ish Post once Trouble.

Special Cabls Dssp0foh 20 THIS son
IoSpoS. Aug $50 many persons in
Great Britain are unaware Of the unique
geographical significance Of the initials
u \ A that the English Post once
Department has been compelled TO issue
a warning Ca the public 10 abstain from
using them in addressing letters to places
within the union in South Africa.
This had been constantly going on OF
late
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

The wall street edition Of the gvENINo SrS
ron tains all the financial news and the stock and
bond quota lions 10 ths'close % the market Ths
closing quota uoas. Including the BID aad asked
prices with additional news matter. are con
,AInsd also IN me maj edition Of TIE EVnNIEo
SuH.-AAu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
K.nIan 1hIes IN Crsser'. Absence

Fire Chief Edward =. Croker went
away for . short vacation Yesterday
and designated Deputy Chief John Ken
Ian Of the heet of fireboats 10 be acting
chief IN his ahasnce. Croker had in
tended 20 take the month Of August
hut chez ged his plans and will take q week
OT 80 at various times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
Aeernath, Mo-. rrlrsraph the We, or.

One Of the kilograms received yesterday
81 tho City Hall was from the Alternately
kids. who amused the Mayor when they
saw him in IN" city Hall in their stay IN
this city This was the telegram they
sent from theiT home in Guthrie. Okla
Mayor GaTroy. N's TOrk
just returned from rAn"h and learned
that you had b~~n shot We are sorry
Hope you will soon get sell
Ioris And TEMPLE AuEHNArHY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
Filler MILLS 4 BOf.
NoIlmoeIIer Came Down Prom the Air
Toe suddenly st stuttgart.

BERLIS. Aug IS Nollmoller. German
aviator. made an abrupt descent at
SUIT gart to-day. and as a result he killed
a boy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16
auERICiNS ~ HOTEL FIRE.
serious Disaster In ihe southern TyroI
sDo t:u~-ts Drt, en out.


NIESSA. Aug rs Tn" Kar"r-a' Hot"l
in the southern Tyrol was burned to-day
Among the JOO guests registered It J.
reported that there werr numler 81
well known Americans
80 far as known no on" was injured.
som" we're taken carr of 10y nearby hou-s
owners. while a few are camping ont.
This was necr--itated 10y a lark 81
vehicles to take them to the nearest town
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MAIL sCBsCRIPIIoN ORDERS FOR
ne sun and The Eventng Sun may BE- left vita
nYwSasAiarA. Ne eAtra charga.-AlA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

Via " Washington sunset Route. Dates IN August
September and October. Through Tourist Sleep
Issa S"e ~ Is, .r'h ss~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-16

a SUMMER APPETIZER "A f~sspooafpI ~
Horaford's Acid Phosphate In = Eisss ~ NA'rr
stmulaiea appetite and qusnehss thirst.-AaF.