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The Detroit times., 1910-12-15
CHICAGO BUTTER MARKET.

Butter: Extras. 2sc nrsts use. dairy
extras. 25c; firsts. 2Sc Eggs; Prime
nrsts $50 hrsts. sic. Cheese: skins,
l4a14Lc. young Americas. AN "
IA, g. Live poultry: Fowls. - ~ lec;
ducks, l3Ml3iac geese. l0ls q lie
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15
U. S. GOVT. BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY MARkEr.

NEW YORK. Dec 14.--Money on call
as time money for ak months. Bar
silver-London. 20 SIG. bar silver
New York. SAY Demand sterling
s4S5.154l $500.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15

After two days hearing, Judge
Swan OF the United States court, OH
"Wednesday, adjudicated the Hender-
son department store. of I.apeer, a
bankrupt. The assets and liabilities
have not been computed
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15
BUSINESS NOTES

In anticipation of the expiration OF
its charter, which has about three
months TO run, the Detroit, Belle Isle
a. Windsor Ferry CO. filed articles or
association in Lansing, Tuesday, I'M
der the more simple name, The De-
rroir & Windsor Ferry Co, The in
corporators are Walter +. Campbell,
John II. Avery and W. j. Gray.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15

In the regular monthly meeting Of
the Detroit Credit Mems association,
which will be held in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. Tuesday, Dec 20, the
speaker OF the evening will be James
Schermerhorn, publisher OF the De-
troit Times. His subject will be
Business is business
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15

The Builders Exchange Social club
will give its second dancing party in
Clarks academy, Thursday evening
1t will be Christmas party and the
hal will be seasonably decorated
The club was formed among the mem
bcrs OF the Builders and Traders Ex
change for the purpose Of promoting
the social side Of the organization.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15

Detroit's growing Importance as an
automobile center has brought many
notables from abroad to this city with
In the past few weeks. The latest ar
rivals are George Diehle and Carl
Vonmeier, of Mannheim. Germany
makers OF the famous Benz car. which
has won many trophies on both sides
OF the Atlantic. They are here to in
spect some OF the larger factories and
are registered In the Pontchartrain
They are accompanied by Fritz Wuer
NELL
The Detroit times., 1910-12-15

The Lapeer smallpox scare was
blamed for the suspension OF the Hen
derscn department store, in that city
which is fighting an involuntary bank
ruptcy proceeding brought in the Uni
ted States court by the BroadheaC
Wooden mills, Of jamestown, ~ Y
The hearing is being held before
Judge Swan. A. Fixel, credit man FOL
A. Krolik & Co, is trustee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

Bernard. Frank Daniels. Eddie Foy,
James T. Powers, Lew Dockstader,
George Monroe, Harry Fisher. Jack
Norworth, Charles j. Ross, Albert
Chevalier. Robert Lorraine, Fred G.
Whitney's "A Chocolate Soldier" and
Bessie Abbott In the new Mascagni
opera "Ysobel." with Mascagni con-
Quoting the orchestra.
The Detroit bookings include all OF
the prominent stars not mentioned In
the above list; also Nine. Sarah Bern
hardt, who comes to America this sea-
son with her famous repertoire OF Sar-
dou dramas for her very last farewell.
ut Is against my policy to give out
an early season list unless | have the
actual signed contracts In my desk.
and these will not have complete un-
til the middle OF September" said
Manager b. c. Whitney. of the De-
troit opera house. II know. however.
that we will play the best to be had
and will present many novelties from
abroad
Fred C. Whitney. brother OF B. G.
Whitney. has sailed for England to
personally superintend his production
In London. Sept. 20. Of the phenome'
nally successful "A Chocolate Sol
der" Mr.. whitney will return to
America early In October to produce
a new viennese operetta called Baron
Trena," In Philadelphia the latter part
OF October.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

tire period OF our acquaintance II
would not require 1000 words TO ex.
plain his position. deny that we
were on unfriendly terms and submit
as evidence three letters OF the many
| have received from him.
Il call attention TO the fact that he
gladly accepted an appointment OF
rare honor and distinction from me
before he was appointed regent, and
do not believe that he thought IL nee
essary to consult his friends about
accepting IL either. He appeared 10
be very much pleased and gratified
when | invited him TO act as one of
the Michigan delegation to, the White
House conservation congress In May,
1908. lie was ELUSIVE In his thanks.
II believed then, and | believe now,
that he was then my personal friend,
Certainly nothing occurred 10 my
knowledge that would strain our rela'
tons since his cordial friendly letter
OF November. 1904. He continued on
friendly terms. judging by his letters
months after the details OF the Glazier
defaiCation and Armstrong; crooked.
ness had been made public. AS late
as July In 1909 he was writing me re-
garding appointments and In April OF
last year. four months after the Jack
son prison scandal. he was endeavor-
ing to secure from me the appoint.
ment OF a personal friend, stating the
fact that he was recommending q good
Republican and a Warner man."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
MusseIman Speaks on
Republican Principles

ST. LOUIS. Mich. Aug. 26.-Amos
s. Musselman spoke here today, as
follows, after paying tribute to Sena-
tor Burrows:
I'VE must recognize the feeling of
industrial unrest among the An.eri-
can people even within our own party
organization. This is perhaps the nat
ural and inevitable result OF the devel-
opment and operation OF the great
new forces brought into operation IN
our modern Industrial life. II is due.
II seems TO me primarily TO the fact
that these great new forces are not
fully understood by the American peo-
pie, and to the social and economic
changes that are going on. This un-
rest. this desire for change. is but nat
ural and not in itself a bad sign. IL
indicates the awakened thought and
the active effort of the American peo-
pie 10 solve the great new problems
growing out OF these conditions. and
while they may and probably will, as
they have done I'm the solution or
great problems In the past, make
many and great mistakes. have abid-
ing confidence that their intelligence,
patriotism and activity will ultimately
solve them right.
"I believe these problems VIII be
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

solved through the operation IN our
government OF the principles and poll
cies OF the Republican party. And IN
speaking OF the Republican party, I
do not deem II necessary OF advisable
to use any qualifying adjective. Ad-
Jectives familiar OF late magnify the
individual by discrediting the party.
II always has been q progressive
party. Under its fundamental prin,
ciples II cannot be anything else.
1T seems to me that some OF our
party friends are oblivious to the past
record OF the Republic an party. fail
to appreciate the efficacy and force OF
its fundamental principles.
The great rank and file of our
party Is right az heart. They are loyal.
to the fundamental. principles OF the
party. With this spirit and active
patriotic service the Republican party
will move grandly forward, as II has
/ in the past, to the achievement of
greater results and the attainment OF
higher destiny.
IL believe that spirit and that brand
OF Republicanism TO which | have
briefly adverted are reflected In and
personihed In the administration o.
our great heroic president. william
Howard Taft. Mr.. Taft. like his gres
Immediate predecessors, William NJ
Kinley and Theodore Roosevelt. cam
20 his high ONCE and his great
sponsibilities through the great Until
tive and effort of the rank and file
the Republican party organization"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
TO
HAVE GREAT FEAST
(Ce.tfnue6 from Page One.)

Old Town." will amuse state fair visi-
tors as well as the local playgoers;
Sept 20 Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske
will come with a special review OF
Becky Sharpe" and her new Ibsen
drama, Pillars Of Society" to be sue
ceeded Thursday evening, Sept 20.
by Ethel Barrymore In id-Channel."
The Garrick will open its regular
season. Labor DAY, with an all-star
production of Jim the Penman," In
GLIDING some OF the best-known actors
and actresses on the stage; Sept. IL.
the late Clyde Fitch's powerful drama,
THE CITY," which was the sensation
of last year. will be presented with
the original New YORK cast, including
Tuliy Marshall. whose imper5cnation
Of the leading character made Broad
way sit up and take notice as It had
not done In years; Sept. IS, DeWolf
Hopper in his new comedy. "a Matt
nee Idol" and Blanche Ring In the
snappy. mirthful Yankee Girl" will
cavort for state fair visitors, too. Fol-
lowing In quick succession at the Gar
rick will come the following stars in
new productions: Nine. Nazimova,
Nine. Kalich, Nine. Oily, Julia Mar
lowe, Margaret Anglin, Maxine FL
lott, Mary Mannering, Bertha Gal
land, May Irwin, Grace George, Viola
Allen, Marguerite Clark, Mabel Bar
rison. Mabel Hite, Madge Carr Cooke,
Blanche Bates, Mabel Hackney, Char
lotte walker, Julia Opp. Amelia Bling
ham, Mrs. Leslie Carter, Virginia Har-
ned, Lulu CHASER. Louise Cunning,
Louise Dresser, Lucy Weston, Emma
Carus. Corinne, FRITZ Scheff, Nora
Bayes, Maude Lambert. Marie Dress
Ter, Gertrude Elliott, e. II. Sothern.
Wilton Lackaye, Dustin Farnum.
James X. Hackett, Walker Whiteside,
Arnold DAILY. William Collier. Forbes
Robertson, John Mason, Walter Hamp-
den, Lawrence Irving, Cyril Scott.
Charles Cherry. Henry f. Dixey. Guy
Bates Post, George Fawcett. Harry
Conor, Louis Mann, Max Figman, Will
liam Hodge. William Faversham, II.
p. Warner. Charles Richman. George
Arliss, Robert Mantell. Wright Lori
mer, Thomas Wise, Douglas Fair
banks, Otis Harlan, Lew Fields, An
drew Mack. Jefferson de Angels. Sam
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25

The other nine members of Georgia's
delegation In congress are assured re-
nomination
The night against Mr.. Livingston
and Mr.. Howard was, IN each case.
based on the representatives alleged
desertion Of rhe Democratic party dur
Ing the special tariff session of con-
gress when the bolt Of % Democrats
came on the famous Fitzgerald mo-
ton.
OF the SIX Georgians who joined the
Democratic boilers In that fight on
CInnon. three were renominated yes
terday, Brantley without opposition
and Edwards and Lee.
Former Gov. Hoke Smith won the
nomination for governor over the in
cumbent, Joseph M. Brown. Smiths
popular majority In the state was APP
proximately 1000. Two years ago
Brown, whom Gov. Smith had removed
as chairman OF the state railroad COM
mission, defeated Smith for reelection
by a popular majority of more than
10000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
Gov. Warner Issues
Another Reply 10 Osborn

LANSING, Mich, Aug. 25.-Gov.
Warner yesterday issued the follow.
ing statement In reply to Mr.. Osborn's
statements at Port Huron:
"Mr. Osborn's long and labored ex.
PLANTATION, in which he goes into de-
tail regarding our past personal and
political relations, is as far from the
truth as his Big Rapids statements
denying his contribution TO my prim
airy campaign fund and claiming to
have been a supporter Of DR.. Bradley
In the primaries. He told his Bay City
audience that we had not been on
sreaking terms for years prior to his
appointment as regent Of the univer
sity.
IF Mr.. Osborn was telling the truth
about our personal relations during
the last few years or during the en-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
Cannon Men Go Down
To Defeat In Georgia

ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 25.-"Cannon-
ism" played an important part in
Georgia politics during the past sew
,eral months and at the Democratic
primaries Tuesday brought about the
defeat Of Leonidas F. Livingston and
william M. Howard, In point of ser.
vice the oldest members of the Geor-
ria delegation In the national house of
representatives.
In the fifth district William Schley
Howard, a young attorney. won a de-
cisive victory over Mr.. Livingston. In
the eighth district the returns show a
convention majority OF four votes for
8. ]. Tribble and yesterday Mr.. How
ard filed notice Of contest OF the cleo
ton. He charges Irregularities at two
precincts in Gilbert county which give
Mr.. Tribble a majority OF four votes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
HE BREAKS UP BANQUETS
BY vOLUMIN0US TALKS
Somebody Pulls Watch to Time Or.
Lonsbury, But He Refuses to Cut
Oratory Short.

Lonsbury, But He Refuses to Cut
Oratory Short.
FLINT, Mich, Aug. 25.-(SpecialD
--Angered ut the length OF the
speeches Of some of the delegates at
the banquet Of the Flint River Baptist
association, DR.. w. s. Lonsbury, OF
Chicago, district secretary OF middle
west missions. broke up two banquets
last night and caused a break In the
convention. DR.. Lonsbury was slated
for speech at the banquet and at
the meeting following, but SO much
time was consumed by the other
speakers that when he was asked for
an address he refused to respond.
81 was never asked TO do so much
before in such a little time" he said,
AMI then continued to talk for more
than an hour. While he was speak
ing a number of the delegates left
the church. Lonsbury became further
incensed and shouted as they left III
you don't like 1t get out, my train does
not leave until IL O'Clock, and / will
speak as long as feel like II"
Somebody n the audience pulled a
watch to time him and that occa-
stoned a fresh outburst. The choir
left their seats before he had finished.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-08-25
OFFICE OF DEPT. OF PUBLIC
WORKS. q
Detroit. Aug. e5, 1910. .
LATERAL SEWER ASSESSMENT
NOTICE.

To All Whom II May Concern:
Take notice that an assessment roll !
for defrayinR the cost and expense oil
constructing the vltrihed crock lateral
sewers hereinafter described has beenI
completed and is open for inspection at|
this office. and will be presented to the|
Common Council at a session thereof
to be held Tuesday. the Goth day od
August. at p. m. standard time. fo1|
confirmation.
The lots and parcels OF real estate
abutting on or adjoining the alley or
alleys hereinafter described have beer.
assessed for the cost and expense Cd
the improvement therein. Any persorI
desiring TO object to any assessment
made may file with the City Clerk al
written protest at any time prior bv
the date last above mentioned, ami
may be heard before the Committee On |
Sewers. to whom such protest will Tel
referred. at a meeting thereof. to be I
held on the Thursday following sucf{
reference at IL q. m. standard time a
the Committee Room In the City Hal1I
Assessment Roll No. 1921; Latern
Sewer No. 2111. In alleys In blocld
bounded by Elsmere and Lawndale ave
nues. krupp and Blackstone avenues !
ard In blocks bounded by LawndaIe
and Springwells avenues, Krupp ave
nue.. NJ. c. r. r. and Rathbone street
t2099) j. ]. HAARER
fSD Commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
Odds and Ends From Everywhere

established 81 years ago. witnessed
the ceremonies attending the aban.
donmcnt 81 the fort yesterday.
Washington. - The gunboat
Princeton han been ordered 10 Co.
ftnto. Nicaragua
reur dsafhs wsrw r~esrira IN seattle
Yesterday.
Taeoma.--E r. Knhi became sud
denly insane when be sAw the
corpse Of HIS 72yearold mother.
who yesterday committed suicide
The mother killed herself because
her sons we're leading wayward
lives. Il IL said.
charles;on.---Eigh, barrels Of boer
wcro seized In a raid on tho On.
listed mems club near the navy
yard.
New orieans.--Two masked rob
bars entered the mail car ON 3. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
Burnt Cork Comedian Turned
TO Stage, and Father Who
Calls Him willie" Is
Mighty Sorry.

According TO the very latest
United states census figures, there
are exactly 6.T6S burntcurk come.
dams In the land OF the free who
reiolcc Ia the name OF billy Van.
There Is a nilly ~. Van and nmy
G. II, and r.. Vans.
but Hike the immortal Cherry sis,
ters, there ~ only one regular hope
todte billy Van. orig in-al This II.
Van ia IN our midst Just now, tho
bright particular star Of the yAude.
vile bin az the Majestic.
For say hadlnagc aud feryld per.
aifiaEe. hllly Van has all Aucecas
ors of Eph Horn traycd into shred
ded wheat To Het forth In cold
eight point that being the nlxe of
type in which these words are set
up the auips and iihca Of niliy
Van would be 10 steal his business
and crab HIS act That, "a SAY the
least. Is unprofcsslonal and FAR be
ltfrom me
In ., VANS Dressing Room.
The Stars interviewer aneakcd
by the stage door tcnder al the Ma.
icstic last nieht and accomplished
a regular Interview with Billy Van
y find your city a very beaut -"
began u Van with a regulation In.
teryiew
Not tonight. please" sighed the
interviewer sadly. We Eot that SO
often that We have canned inter.
Views standing Ia type L. Il hard
10 be- funnyg"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Allen D0onc. assisted By Edna
Kelly, In an Irish sketch. and
WiesSer and Dean. blnckface
comedians. fought Il out for first
honors AZ the rantages theatre yes.
tcrday. and the applause that WAS
ELECTED by each act did not help
much TO determine which was the
real headliner.
poone and Miss Kelly are former
Seattleltea. last seen here at the
Grand In Kerry Cow The play.
let Ia which they appear this week
was written BY DOone himself and
Is entitled sweet County Kerry :"
Boone sings several irish songs and
plays the Irish baEplpc.
Dean and Wicsser are real come
dams It's the way they DO e that
catches. They have some good
songs and fresh jokes. besides.
The new hill Is opened by the
touF Heurys. expert dancers. They
seemed 90 enjoy their own dancing
almost as much as The audience.
Edward knnz plays the violin
with much ability. and nianeh KunK
contributes several Nonga
The acrobatlc turn OF the week
ls given by Carpos brothers Ward
man Il female impersonator who
has the audience guessing for a
while.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

juneau. Councilman Charles
Boyle. one Of tho pioneer residents
Of Juneau. II critically ~.
rI~seB little 49,. snd "a little Hiris
wrrr baru ia ~saftir Yesterday.
Juneau.---iohn Freehill. a cook.
recently arrived from Seattle. ID
missing. and his friends fear that
he has been drowned
Twenfy liesa.~a % we'd wRFv issued al
tho courthouse yesterday
Tacoma.---An issue 81 water bonds
amounting 60 5000 coo has been sold
By the city 60 a Boston firm. The
premium paid Is $4,000
rhr~- huhbl-s aad thrse wives filed
swsnpislnts u diferr~ al the ssaFthsu~e
yesterday,
Walla WAiia.~-Fonr members OF
the old First Dragons. who occu.
pied Fort Waiia Waiia when Il was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Billy Van. the original burnt cork
comic whose clever work has made
that name almost a household word.
is the headlinor at the Majestic this
week. and as usual. puts over lot
OF good laughs, He's the same old
Van. with lot ~ new material.
and he pleased nightly at the open.
INK performances yesterday Bush
and Feyser have comedy aerobatic
act With a lot OF new antics. the
Three lmperials mix up some rather
poor comedy with some very good
music. nea Nerea. an Italian vocal.
isi. Il moderately pleasing. and there
are a number q other acts that are
we'll up 60 the Majestic standard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert. Lincoln.
III. found her way back 20 perfect
health. she writes. Il suffered
with kidney trouble and backache
and my appetite was very poor al
times. A few weeks ago ! got
Foley kidney pills and gave them
a trial. They gave me great relief.
20 continued ull now ] am again ia
perfect health. "-B artell Dfug
stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
AT the Theatres


u..,. "A a fairly good bill Of
.a.,il,e At the orphcum. marked
.,s, two unusually bright spots
". y wade sketch and the aorohatlcs
" ~ rlylug Martins
I" vssslock and Hay start things
IN 1 ll,tle example 90 trick bike
w - rhey are good, but it has
t, !, sssr done before many a time.
~. many bike acts are coming
vsst these days.
tsm Put is a Frcnchman who re-
- 10 stay put. bat came over
- with some welldeyised imila'
~. II animals and human voices.
y. Aas plenty OF mimctic ability,
lsrks the personality 20 make
.merlcan audience laugh with
~ ....,. 49,.
r,n,edy playlet that Is distinctly
'.sA While Mr.. WadcH opening
..,tvyne Il a trlile too long
-esre i lot Of real humor In the
a s,,nutes utilized. and all three
.A.saeters ate well sustained The
sseseA brings back 10 Seattle a
srs..agd ola actor whom the older
.sasratlcu should well remember.
s.asr.ss ". King lie was here In
,ssl and again In 1888, as the
easrarter man Of the famous Dan
seaman Lyceum company. and in
ias Was 4 member OF the very
~ 81 the long line OF frawley
s.mnanles, which turned cut SO
rany notable actors
lrene Howley Is a singing comcdi.
..se but she Is Ia bum Voice AZ
rrsseat Her bad cold doubtless
=, Aer away back from her usual
ssrae she should be good before
ne week IS out
IA Torajada as a Spanish
ssaeeg and singer did not create a
fsrrse There Is no center OF
ssaussh population here. aud the
rsatomlmlc act as given Is 80
ssmaxphsric that IL doesn't get over
- lcotllghts very furclbly What
a. aaaieaee did appreciate very
tacfeaxhly wsre the two conclud
M s0nEs and accompanying casta.
NJ aanses. They made the whole
ii scFsa while.
Cana q Mitchell gathered In
MAJ hagb with a novel act In
eas. -Tle Land Agent" They
naA nYs G u. Hiliman some
esaias - townslte promotion.
ssd tAsi Il saying a whole lot
re Hytng Martins are two Of
~ elwFereSt boys who ever climb.
81 U 70 a trapexe on a Seattle
SIG Just four minutes they
rrk but shat they don't do In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
BILLY VAN, THE MINSTREL MAN, MIGHT
HAVE BEEN FIRST MATE ON A WHALER

for mo we're not realized. lie IN.
tended me 10 be first mate on "A
whalor"
"lndeed7"
likes Western Folks.
"Ya-a-H indeed. nut really. old
chap. I VIII say this aud MS not
one Of your canned Interviews /
Ike 10 play Ia Western people be-
cause they get the comedy without
the painful pause II n comedian
has the genuine goods. Il In not hard
to put IL over out here. Then
again. II he hasn't It. better play
tho S0werguy circuit"
Billy Van doesn't seem 10 mind
the promiscuoua piracy Of his name
very much
IT'S Just this way" he explained.
The poor chaps that steal the name
don't deceive anybody. Tho man.
ayers cant be fooled the public
VIII appreciate that the poor per.
Torrance given By these imitatorn
never built the name OF niliy Van
30 ! really don't mind at All"
For just ~ minutes presence on
the stage. Billy Van gets $3.50
week
Ten years ago he got $500 a
week for the same line ~ entertain.
meni When Billy Vans father
heard Il. he said 10 his hopeful:
That's all right White (Wiilio,
mind youl. but you'd have made az
much as that on one voyage on
that whaier
since voyage on a whnler oc.
cupiea from three TO five years.
perhaps its inst AZ we'll for Billy
Van that be chose the stage rather
than the FOLLY life Of salt. salt sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Hard 60 be funuy7 repeated
nilly Van You betcher life les
hard 60 be- funny sometimes. I
played iiolllnEham once"
Il see the point. mnrmured the
interviewing person IT IL ralhcr
difficult. ch7"
4 have been funny for 20 years.
continued nilly Van. Sometimes
1 regret that my fathers ambitions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Pure Foods for less cost. Look your
purchase over before buying. Meet the
producer. Sanitary conditions prevail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

~ gUnFFthHiii1n
had just had
time TO get to
gether "a few
things before
leaving the old
G n p &c NJ
Philade | p b Ia
The City Of
Quakera had be
come uncomfnr,.
able for capital
folk with the ap
prnaeh OF Gen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Howe and the British army. and
Sc American statesmen got away
just Ia advance 81 his triumphal
autry into Philadelphia. Sept &c.
Congress aat just that once Ia Ian.
caster and then moved on 10 New
Nrrk