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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
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''af.ins 'I- H-nsirirs H,ui-fsn a. ws@s
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pruarh-t fhss arrvfHsu aht sIauv-
ihrrF 'Hsn rf-n tho attention. - p~s~sns
IN 'h" siean.-r "a a''ra1 80 90 an animal
l-i -nt~rns no -af-f 'Fa' go unsnis-
'akanlv i-~r F,-r ..'v 'rh vho
might have mistaken ~ ~ rthsr
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animals an'i-r- ma 10 hadn GOWNS froai
fsrrrvard
Iu-t about ths itfn~ th~ ssr,ir-s~ni@ts
-as - tSo motor bua'. wt'h four men IN
~tch whi~h hat r~-n wItne@stng the re-
sntta - To ussnirx Motor RAJ Ciuh.
60 Their ~v~- 90 u ant gave rhaas
~ became an sNrire IN hoa' he Hen
drtck Hudson merely lad ~ ard r~ySaltt~si
the thousands board ~ v.tn@-- the chaas
bit took NJ active part
zach motor boat Grew had dug up
enough rop. from somewhere ~ make a
proper las-o and then follow~d an 81
hihition - ror- throwing that made th-
d~~r dOdgr -pn~ Zach time ths ami NAL
-av ono ~ ~" ropes coming hs duck~d
and hen tried 20 swim ont ~ the -adiu. %
the hs=o
Finally one ~ the throw- landed and The
deer gave up hrs struggles and vas hauled
hack Q" the eastern shor~ - ;hs Hudsl
rh- d.er vas said 10 have escaped from
IN" RDckafeller preserves near larry
town. rh- men who Rot u took 70 back
thor" last night and claimed a reward
u vas said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
THREE WOVEN INJTRED.
The Automobile In Witch They were Rld.
TINS Pset on Hartman Road.

NEwBTRGH. sept 5-Ihree womAn
ver@ injured when an automobile owned
and driven Ivy City Collector William J
Kohl Of thu city unset on the Hartman
road bet tween Tuxedo and Arden Mr.
Kohl was he only one 20 escape injury.
The occupants ~ the car b~~sdes Mr. Kohl
were Mr. " J Kohl. Miss Hannah CARRIER
81 this city and Miss Mamie Ainaugh. who
u connect ed with the District Attorneys
oflce IN New York Mrs Kohl sustained
a dislocatiOn ~ the left shoulder. MAss
Ninaughs left elbow was disiocated
and Miss CARRIER severely bruised her
elbow They were treated at the Tuxedo
Hospital hy Dr Gordon Of New York
who u temporarily in charge Of the hos
pital.
The party were on their way 20 New
York when the accident occurred. The
Hartman road between Tuxedo and
Arden u heing widened about two feet
The new port ION ~ the road had nOt yet
thoroughly settled and besides had been
weakened by the rain When Mr. Kohl
drove too close - the edge 81 the road
the roadway collapsed under the weight
Of the aut onobiie. The rear OF the car
siid down tho srnbankment. and when Mr.
Kohl attempted 20 right the machine ny
turning the front wheels sharply 20 the OPP
posite side 81 tho road the automobile
turned over on its side The a'nomobiIs
did not turn over completely ~ hrs' and
Mr. Kohl held " up until the women sue
ceedsd IN scrambling from under the car.
When ke let 60 the automobile turned
turtle
After their INJURIES were dressed the
parry wer" brought 10 Newburgh in an
automobile belonging to MT. weyGant 81
Tuxedo Miss Minaugh returned to New
York tins evening
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~ RI RtDII W.
Vine. CurIr scores = New Triumph
Jointly Win Prof DubIern Of Paris.

~pSr'H t1f'- fbSTp1fCh - THE SrN
PARIS sept. Mme. Cu-ie. who with
her husband discovered raJium and who
has ben honrrei hy the Academy q
Sciences for her work in chemistry. has
nov succeede1 IN collaboration with Prof.
Duhicrn IN obtaining pure radium m
metallic form.
By using IN" onc-hlndr-dth ~ grain
~ radrrrn salts they proiucad an in
hnteslmaliy small amount - radi'Irn
itself. This Is in appearance vhltc
metal
II rapidly oIidized when eNrosad 10
the air. II almost instantly became black
The metal thus obtained when placed
on piece Of iron chung 10 II consciously
and when brought ~ contact with paper
act fire 70 ~
II was also fcynd that II decnmpo-es
water rapidly The radium will he placed
IN glass tube. Wherein u will he closely
studied for i's radioactive properties
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
FtuIIi OF EIGHT Bt-TCHERED.
Fslark Hand Crime IN CalabrtAn Tswu
Palmer ttad Been IN United states.

Nrffili tlNs bssrafrA - TVS SrS.
ROME sept S-On. % tho mos, afro
| rtous MURDERS that has como to hight in
Italy ~ lat. occurred az the town % Pei
.lrn IN Canbria this morning and IL u
attributed - tie Black Hand which has
been unusually active Of late The VIC
tins we're Giu>cppi Rugohno. Who spent
a number ~ years IN America and all the
members q his immediate family
tn" first intimntion - The cri me was
ar'ly this nurninR when the inhabitants
= IA" village we're aroused from their
SUMMERS by series ~ piercing shrieks
~cantily clad men and women rushed into
he u rect IN the semi dark ne~. 90 find the
three ysar-old daughter of RuGolino lying
dead IN a pol Of blnod with her head al
most severed from her body. Near Dor,
'ifelo~s body lay a Ratchet visa which
-h~ had b---n hacked and chopped In the
most horrible manner.
A hasty search rf hut near nv IN witch
RagoiIno. vho was n forest guard lived
80, called thc dead ami mutilatsi bodies
= tn man. MS wife and five children
besides the little pne found IN the street
Al had hs~n attacked with hstchets and
Erre terribly GUY and sla-hsi
There was no clue 20 the identity Of
-" -nurdsrerS. but " ~ rumored that four
masked men were sen lurking about the
-.f"-'- during the night. II se~ms that
~ report II this fact was made to the
police
pellaro is a town On the coast railroad
n"7- m" northern entrance n the Strait
- M">-,nl II - about ak nr seven
miles .nIth q Reggio III Calabria. The
rrgion - che ~ barren rocks and sand
hills. interSectcd her" and there by the
stony beds ~ the mountain torrents thas
descend from the Apennin"S. Thcss are
dry az this tame II year and overgrown
with oleandsru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
,srHTrFsT ,HsDT ~ NJ
vans Fr-ss . ta.ti-v - ,H- tsR- ssssus
tsssntry 0hsh

Lass GsnRus s-us fbarf-s =
rsifusiv q ~. arr., q ttrti1-s 4 f'-afl-.iv
Neu Y1rb aruHif-rfs 49, ssfilft-Iv .n.
I'ir--i '1-siav ~ fsuns ffotn q ltsisi-s
ga shtrh rs va standing shfi- 90
ranEinG fl-rurafinns fpr Labor fav
carnival - no isk~ ts~srE- Country
club NJ F-airssiv fsli ts-atv Iv- feet
uran a hardwood ioDr striains q railns
sad hsn,i,ng - hrs heat Five drc'prs
tttensl-si him amaze shDfn wa- ur
Willy Never q Nsu Nprk sure-ssn ~.
~ go First Thought. r'f internal iniIir,s-
are feared
NJ issruF ity festivals we're pa.stp pns-i a.
'h~ club. w Peabody - a n~ph-v ~
G~orge Foster Peabody and d--isn~d the
buildins ia which the accitient occurred
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
FIVE HURT on DOUBLE VHTRL
tFH 90 THF fSNFI 80 tNB
uTfHtVfxu HR9 thS


Fsrr r-rsHns 80. .-rIaTfslv Frtf' ~
q fiu - t~-rtv rr. f--s sb-a 60 trul -
49, n.,s,l,i. WHirl 90 Csu@v f-lisnsi brps-
AS niahf tnd frr-~ thew o. go srssirfl
rh- sr-at-r part 20 49, nn,-u-- Folidiiv
rrssi 1a tH~ HIs-rv =,fp..--z-i 'ls
srrui-nf
rh- nsuI,t- Wbiri - 10 c..asItns't"a -
80 Fsrs.s uh~.l- tha' ars n'ia~h-i 20
rrun arms and - 'r~-s-si ant rai-.si pr',n
, sr,rai poi- Es-h -h.--l .. b'st - holst
twelve f-r.Bus OpIv tFtf'v s~r~ on
tn entire mastfr. last nisht wh-n th-
acc,,i-wt hapf-n-si
fiss h,-n lnd thr~~ ~un-n .at IN this
par,,r.lar sh~~l Whom their srs-l had
reached height - 'v-n'y ave fee, they
v~T~ startled ~ hard splitting nni-~
= ruomeni iat-r hey w-r- falling through
the ar 10 The cro~ds n~'"w Tho hundred
90 NOR. p~r~or- gathered about The po'e
AZ tho time ~ the acrid-n' ran frpm tho
-po, with an po-.,hls speed
Pplc-nan B-hr-or 20 tho Con@v bland
station ran into The Fsrr,s Hotel nsNt
door and t-lsphune,i fur m. reserve.
The policemen IN charge - acting Capt
tam Robinson ami i.i.ut Smullsn. had
To- form a AyinE Ssdgr IN order Ia drive
the crowd away from the grounds.
An ambulance from the Kings County
Hospital and one from the Con-y Island
Hu-p,tal arrived and act to work IA at
tend 10 the injured Those ~ho we're more
~ les seriously injured we're
N0r.h Mcmahon. deaf mute ~ the
neighiorhood. who was IN historical
condition but not injured seriously enough
to be removed Co a hospital
Mrs Augusta Muller IL 2i2 seventh
-tr,-at Brooklyn. was found To have re-
ceived a, fracture ~ the left leg and in
t-rnal injuries She was removed tn
the Coney island Hospital
otto Spar. machini-t Of I3I Twelfth
street Brooklyn. had three Of his ribs
broken aud also received internal injuries.
He was removed to the Kings County
Hospital
Mrs Lena lawson Of t8i5 Third avenue.
Brooklyn. VAS suffering from a fractured
right leg and Internal injuries She was
taken 20 the Kings County Hospital
David Johnson ~ 4Si5 Third avenue
who was cscortinE the injured Mrs Law
son. was so slightly injured that he was
allowed to go ms way
while the three surgeons bent over the
injured ~ the foot of the spiral wheel
those In the other wheels who were kept
high no IN the air on account Of the ac-
cident leaned over the sides 1T their cars
and nervously watched what was going
OF below them The crowd on the Bowery
gathered Aad blocked the roadway from
traffic Soon every available policeman
IN the precinct was summoned To drive
away the crowds
The policeman who had rIng In the
alarm pushed his way through the crowd
and sought the manager II the Double
Whirl He was found and arrested on q
charge ~ criminal nsRlig ence and taken
20 the Coney Island station hous~ He
10 Alfred RyckoH Of s7S3 Twenty -thi. ID
avenue Hansonhurnf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
4 NEW CANCER REMEDT
philippine surgeon GINes Demonstration
IN san Francisco Hospital

SAN FRsNCIsCo. sept. s. Before a score
n the leading physicians Of the city
Or. ?. X. Gilman. professor ~ surgery n
tho Philippin" Medical School and surgeon
in chief NJ IN" General Hospital in Manila
who recently arrived IN san Francisco.
gave two demonstrations at the Southern
Pacific Hospital on Satsrday Of a cancer
euro discovered by him. The treatment
~as the same a. in twenty cases treated
by Dr Gilman in the Philippine Islands.
eighteen q which we're emlnently succ~ss-
FOL
The treatment consists 81 inoc,ilatinR
the patient with n serum made from tho
cancer itself While DR.. Gilman does not
claim that a sure cure for the disease has
been found he says the results are 80
right truck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
NOR ~ OCE4N RiCE.
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and De0tsch-
land Not HaNinG . DingdOns AnaIr.

Wireless dispatches Yesterday tellin z
the position NJ ths North German Lloyd
liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse and the
Hamburg American steamer the Deu'sch-
Land spoiled what the sea sharps on land
thought was a brisk race between the
two vessels % reach port first. The Kaiser.
with senator Ehhu Root Among it. pas
senEers had left Cherbourg Jus; ten min
ufss heforH tbs Deutschland. which
held the record before the new CiInArd
giants got u away. As The Deutschland
had been overhaplHd only a few months
ago. II was thought she was IN good trim
for a sprint
The SUNDAY wireless reports had tho
North German Lloyd ship ssh miles cast
- Ambrose Channel AZ p NJ. and Tho
Deutschland was I.i5r miles away A. 23O
\ VI sunday II was figured that this
would hrnR them to port within a few
minutes Il each other Last niRht's
wtr"l"s- reported tn Kaisnr rs miles
cos, ~ Nantucket az I.2S p. NJ and the
Dcu tschland 30 miles east ~ Nantucket
az : =. VI. This would hiring ths KAISER
Wilhelm der Cross 10 her dock At y clock
IN the morning. while the Deutschland
~ not likely 10 get up until about BP M.
PsaGhkesP.ts special ITips Leave ous hour
after thru DOaA. See Day Line advL-AaS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
rHIEI - GET sm.OOO HINDBaG.
chicago Woman RObbed HhIe shoppang
IN Department store.

CHICAGO, sept The wife ~ Col.
Livingston T Dickason. former president
81 the Grand Pacific Hotel Company.
was robbed ~ a handbag containing
money and jew els valued AZ $4,000 in q
State street department store this after
noon
The matter vas brought 10 the attention
10 the house detective a. the store and q
thorough search vas made for the thief
MTs Dickason. II 10 believed. vas fol-
lowed by thiey -. Who awaited an oPPor-
tunity 20 take her handbag.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
ICIDE LrTrER JokE.
Dr Noibarst ENpialns ~ ~ meath Hs~
Itk Wur tame 20 write o.


PLTNorTH sept s-An explanation
Was offered to-day of the letter which
Mrs B.ss,e B-ru-tein wolbar.t. wife q
Ir. Abraham Mo.blrst Of los East Nine
tenth street. New York sent Ia a New
York newspaper before sh" sai..d for
Europ. on the steamship krunprins
" ilhelm m which she announced that she
intended to commit suicid. This version
II the occurrence was given on the arriya al
81 the e--+l here to-day
pr Nolbar-t who Nss married less than
a year ago. Aughingly declared that his
wIfe's letter was the outcome 10 a .ensa-
tional book in which a suicide II depicted
which his wife had been reading before
they sailed She suggested 10 him that
they should see who could write the most
thrilling letter This was done simui-
tan"ously T. was Joke. said tho doctor
hat hrs wifs'S I-t'rr was left about the
hoIse when they slilsd
IL was addressed 20 q New York neWs-
paper. but ~ Was never intended that u
should be- mailed Some one about the
house evidently saw the letter and
thinking u had been forgotten mailed H.
DR. Wolharst said his wife did not as yet
know tine outcome of the Joke and Il
possible he will keep all information about
IL from her until they return home
The hotter caused great anxiety %
Edward bernstein. the father of Mira
Wolharst and 70 her frisndS 4 wireless
rn~~~ag" was cent n the steamship and
reply was received from the pursAr
saying that Mrs Wolbarst was well
and thar the letter had been written in
Joke and mailed nv some unknown
person The letter was mailed by an ofice
attendant 81 Dr Nolbarst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
kEENE ms PNEi W0NIL
PhS.I~'sn. ~ay &c . NerS Ii. ba' IA Ns
Immediate Isanaer

LsSINarON Nv S-p, s \ statement
IN regard 10 Mr. ke-n"'- CONDITION wa-
i--,ied late this afternoon by DR. J "
scutt after q consultation participated IA
by ~ Scott. Dr. = " lark of this CITY
and Dr Barrows - New York. Who ar
rived hsre this morning m company with
FoNhall keens
IN. statement was - tho sfecr thai
Mr. keen- Will. very -,ck. was In NO i'm
mediate danger
The doctors m their conference madn a
thoFoIgh examination and fuund that
Mr. keene wAs Suffering from pneumonia.
hut they believe that he will n able o pail
through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
VINO. ON BROOkLiN BENCH.
Could chief MAGISTRATE kemUaer Have
Had In Mind as He spake:

Chief Magistrate Otto kempner oi
Brooklyn and Assistant Dist rict Attorney
Elder had long conference in Borough
Hall. BROOKLYN. yesterdav. All that
Magistrate kempner would saw when
asked afterward whether the discussion
was in connection with charges against
a Brooklyn Magistrate Was
IL may have been
The inferior courts law makes IL one
of ia" functions of the Chief Magistrate
To originate any action looking to the re
moval % a member Of the board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

me Wan street sdliinn Of THs RvESTN0 srs
contains all the nnanetai neus and the stock and
bond quo'a ions 70 the close % ire market. me
eiosing quotations. ineiuding the IBID ana asked
prices. utth additional news matter. are con
aimed also h ne uisht edition Of T1 EVENISo
fIum.-AaH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
WINSTON CHI RCHILL WOt \ DEN
British Home Secretary Operated On IN
smyrna Hospital

.-pSc'a' CI-s D@sr7Ts 70 THB SuN
MANCHESTER. sept A despatch from
Smyrna 20 the GvdrdinH Avs Winston
Churchill. the Home Secretary. was acci-
dentally wounded in the ,eg yesterday
He was operated upon a; the English
hospital in smyrna and Ia doing well
The injury 10 not serious
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06
l.onH Branch ~. GOA. OoO Pier Begun.

LoNO BRANCH. Y j.. Yep, S.-In the
prosenc" Il 5.pp p"raons tho first piling
a. Long Branchs nov million dollar pier
was driven this afternoon.
u was festival day az OCEAN PARK
There vas spcechnakinR and music. ani
tonight the celebration vas brought to
q closa with a big dinplay of Fireworks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

FOR DTsPEPeIA ats HorsfoTd's Acid Phos.
phate. Relieves me con tlnueG senae o. hungrr
strk beAtache. nausea snd S0uT stomach.-Aar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

WHITE AND GREEN MIS- EXCURSIONS
Nsry lou fares sept ION 20 oct LAT. city
T1cssi Once. III broadway. Booklet free. -Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-06

s Scs 'ss 6 TTE Il. I LSsy, 1ss
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Von'rrasd on Second Page
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

business an a manufacturer OF
paper.
McCluskey Is \ bachelor. lie said
today that he ala not know what
he would do with hts wealth.
I'm over so years. he said. "and
think III stay bachelor the rest
of the time"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
Rumor Sultan Dead

CONSTANTINOrLE. Dec. a
persistent rumor that Abdul Ham
~, drroaed sultan. ~ dead. widely
believed. despite deniais. was given
added color today when q waH an.
thoritatlvely announced that Alb
dal'a Illness had taken serious
turn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

ON A STRIKE

JERSEY cry. Dec. .. School.
boys In Jersey went on strike yes
torday They believe they should
not attend recitations for more
than four hours day. and they
protest vociferonaiy against five
hours OF recitations IN a day More
than i.Ooo boys and 20 girls walked
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
WILSON TO AID
VICTIM OF DIAz

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--The ar,
rest NJ Juan Sanchez Altoona. Mex
lcan said 10 have iacarrcd the dla.
pleasure Of President niax Of Mex,
leo and sought by the Mexican au
thorities on charge Of having oh.
tainod money through false pro.
tenses," viii be made the subject
OF fight IN congress.
Congressman Wilson OF Pennsyl.
vanla said today 4 wiil preseat
Azcona as personal. living ex.
ample ~ the eyii system that per,
mita Mexico to force Washington
to imprison Mexican political ref.
ugees. said Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
FRUIT RANcHnRs MEET.

STOCKTON. Cal. Dec. o The
ssth annual convention Of the Cali.
tefnia Fruit Growers association To-
drawing 10 a close. The Last mum.
Der on the program. an illustrated
lecture on soil bacteria. will be
given tonight by Dr. G. u. Lipman.
OF berkeley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
FARMLAND FALLS HEIR TOA
MILLION--NO CHANCE, GIRLS

xrN YORK. Dec. 9 John r. Nc.
-.,sss an Irish farm hand. arrived
~ York today as a first class
s.sssr on the Campanla lie h
Z, n me millien dollar estate OF
:, ssaa brother. John c McClus.
Z, 80 IL his time. did a thriving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
lap Gets Life Term;
Government Fi6htS

YESTERDAY
Mitsunaga was tho only man OF
hts race In the court room when
tue verdict was announced hy the
jury last night Efforts to converse
With him regarding the verdict Ia.
DAY failed. He would not even men.
sion Il, but TALKED freely on other
subjects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
College Burns; Girls
Escape in Pajamas

sou. with n number OF women stu.
dentn. had narrow escapes when
the building burned
The fire started In n kiln In the
college building.
The fire broke out shortly be
fore daylight, aud many OF the girl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

los ANGELES. Dec. 3. Dean
William L. Judaon was forced to
leap from a second story window
ot the blazing dormltory OF the
University OF Southern California
today. and Mhtron Alta W Ander-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09
kEEFE BACK, MAY
FILE CHARGES ON
SMUGGLER GANG

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. Q.
Pending the early return OF
Daniel J keefe. chief immigration
commissioner. from Hawaii. rumora
nf the higgeat phakoup In the his.
tory OF the immigration bureau In
san Franriaco are rife. Those who
possess advance Information de-.
clare that the charges viii be
startling and win effectunlly break
up the slave smuggling band OF
Chinese aud white men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

ns.xvvR. Colo. Dec. 2 An ap.
,.,m the sentence ot lie ian.
.nspt imposed on Gcnkyo Nit.
Az the murder OF Mrs. haih'
wilson. will be taken 20 the
- go ambassador at Washing
uanunaga was convicted late
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

nous woman vote, which politicians
cxIuain WAS because q total abb
Btalner was pledged TO support The
''wets," while the "drys." led by n
man who occasionally takes nip"
stood no show az all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-09

We Sell M-C-M Soap
Winslow Grocery
f3rd and Woodland Park Ave.
Phones: North "a; Green 2so
We Sell M-C-M Soap
r. c. Smailes
1869 18th Ave. N. r.
Phones White 1863. North 20o6
We Sell M-C-M Soap
Spring Hill Grocery
Cor. 18th and California
Phone: Ind. Adams 50
We Sell MON Soap
Stuart & Gibbon Grocery Co.
47S7 l4th Ave. N. T..
Phones: North 90; Green 244
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S. III. Reed
1906 18th Ave. N. f.
Phones: North 263; Green ~
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Ravenna Grocery & Feed Co.
Ravenna Park
Phone: North 1878
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The Pearl Grocery
1923 l4th Ave. NJ. f.
Phones: Green 1873; North go
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The Handy Store
67O2 Seventh NJ. w.
Phone Ballard 1923,
Ind. Red 5S4.
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John Johnson
3l6 85th ST. NJ. w.
Phone Ballard
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]. II. Shrewsbury
1898 First Ave.
Main 1855; X i42S
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Guise Bros.
1902 goth Ave.
East 325; Ind. 1892
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L. c. Hotchkiss, Grocer
18th and 63rd St.
Phone: Ballard 4Ol
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Gerrish Bros.
Zoo Woodlawn Az.
North 2525
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Phinney Ave Grocery
$3.50 Phinney Av.
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c. II. Wilson
Cor. oath Ave. N, w. and
62nd St.
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+. w. Bgeuan
5th N. w. and W. 10th
Phone North 643
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A. ]. Tice & Son
COL w. 65th St.
Phone Ballard 1884
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Nimble Nickel Store
18th N. w. and Barnes
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p. ID. Jensen
924 SIND St.
Phone Ballard So
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Louis Mattson
1901 14th Ave. N. w.
Phone Ballard lS3
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18th Ave. Grocery
Cor. 18th and 9th N. w.
Phone Ballard 23l
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John Finnerty. Grocer
4i4-i6 Denny Way
Phones: Q. A. 100; A 1911
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p. O'Brien, Grocer
Alki Point
Ind, Monroe AL
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Bonair Grocery
Bonair Station, Alki Point
Ind. West 500
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Bell Grocery Co.
63rd and Alli Ave.
Ind. West n
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]. L. Keefe
s623 Rainier Ave.
Phone: Beacon 1917
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East Grocery Co.
657 Lucille. Georgetown
Deliveries Every Friday
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S. Rock
Cor. Rainier Blvd. & Adams St.
Phone East 6S58
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