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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
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Triple funeral of Mrs. NJ. q. Nc.
Culla. daughter Margaret Isabel. and
niece. Miss Katherine Holland. Sc.
attic victims OF the Britannia slide.
will be held Tuesday.
Many attend funeral Of J. kreiel.
sheimer, Wholesale liquor man, at
Bonney. Watson's Sunday.
George King. sf7 Spring St. cap.
sizes auto to avoid hitting dog at
gath ave. ". w. and Market st. Sun.
day.
Purser r. c. o'Donnel Of the Ad-
miral Farragut appointed passenger
agent for the Admiral line at Frisco
Model Aero Science club will hold
first annual aero meet Saturday In
Woodland park.
Jane O'Roark, stock actress, sued
BY New Washington hotel for
s277.40 board bill
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. has
spent 100000 on improvements on
liners Congress. Governor and Pres
Ident.
Mrs. Percy pennybacker. presi-
dent Of National Federation OF Won
ems clubs. will visit Seattle In July.
Seattle high and grammar schools
annual May festival choruses will
not be held this year, IN board OF
education decides Armory IL not III
place for such gathering.
Five neusboys arrested at First
and James by Chief Lang Saturday
night for making too much noise.
Members Of Young Mems Repub.
lican club consider offering w NJ
Whitney presidency OF club for sec
ond time.
Belgian relief ship Washington,
from Washington, Idaho, Alaska and
Montana. arrives at Falmouth, Eng.
Saturday.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman
will speak In Y. VI. G. A. auditorium
Saturday on What Humanity IN
For"
Swedish club will give roof gar.
den show March 20.
Rev. A. M. Williams will assume
charge Of Green Lake Presbyterian
church next week.
j. A. sniser, federal attorney Of
the First district. In Alaska. leaves
Seattle Saturday for Fairbanks.
French government may place big
order for lumber on Coast through
Il. ]. palmer, manager OF tho Vic.
torla Lumber and Manufacturing
Co. OF Chemanlus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

tistieai and vain. There 10 not
chance that he would delib-
erateiy lose. Even II he sign
ed an agreement 10 lay down
u would be 10 he wouldn't
do a. N they want TO make
the negro lose they'll have 10
dope him.
The tip" IL the fasorite method
OF crooked gamblers for dragging
money out OF their victims They
know that the easiest marks" n
the world are those fellows who
are anxious TO believe everything
In sport Is crooked.
II should. in this case. act ~ 4
warning 10 every one To lay off the
fight entirely The chances are
that the fight will be square. not
because those who are most inter.
es,ed In u are square. but because
there IL no money In fixing 10 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
e. SEWN RE

l. Hoaulam asks interstate commits.
sion for same freight rates as Sc.
attic.
Jury in Hiram c. Lance murder
case at Everett disagrees.
Nellie csmorin. Tacoma oirl.
faints on railroad track. Life bare.
ly saved
Defense begun In Terre Haute
election fraud case. All rs defend.
ants enter general denial.
Nathan Cohen. four times denied
admission TO United States from
Brazil. to have hearing at Ellis isl.
and as to sanity.
President Wilson and es.Presl.
dent TAFT help lay cornerstone
defeating Red Cross home at
Washington.
schedule OF rates asked Of public
service commission by towboat
men. Petition filed at Olympia by
ex-Judge {. II. Hanford.
Government party wins In japan
elections.
Six men row 700 miles In open
Doht 10 Port San Luis. Cal. when
schooner o. y. Clark Ia disabled.
BsttIeshfp Alabama at Hampton
Roads on neutrality" duty.
Clyde Rogers, ~. killed by fall
from bridge at municipal dock. Ia.
coma
Two Pullman professors save
child In North Yakima when clothes
catch fire.
War department refuses Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce request for
more troops In Alaska.
Raneher near Los ANGELES and
two others who attempt to save
him killed by charged wire.
Jitney bus kills sven Moe. 90. At
Everett.
Trial reveals Earl Davis, accused
OF stealing jewelry from Mrs. Rose
Campbell. at Spokane. Ia her broth.
cr.
Nine. sehumsn-Helnk gives sono
recital free 20 children ut San Fran.
cisco.
James A. Sutton, Tacoma minis.
ter. charged with misconduct, re.
signs
Arrested for theft. James VIII.
iams. ~, Dallas. Tex, swallows
$4,000 diamond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

IF TtE squad OF trying out Tor the Seattle baseball
club had anything fair sempro team. It was not
visible the naked eye Dugdaes park yesterday when
the only thing world that put them the long end
OF , to in their game with South Park was the
fact South Park made at crucial moments letting
across two unearned runs The gathered by the Park
men Vas well earned run with tidy support Thompson,
the Park twirler would have scored shutou, As II
he allowed but five hits in the nine frames.
South Park scored in the first two doubles Seattle
scored in the third when Pike let easy through
his legs and the seventh when Kellogg trst fooled
around with the ball until Courtney almost home.
Regardless OF the Park 1t looked more like base
bali game than anything far bugs lot this season
the lac, that Seattle beat Bothe Saturday afternoon by
score Of 10 to gves good line the eaber OF the Bothe
team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
WHERE THE BLAME
REALLY RESTS
sSI)

xD AsEBALL must be pGri
N fled" remarks Mr. u. ~
johnson. calmly saving up
all his beams and piucklnE all the
mo.es in the minors. Mr.. Johnson
forgets that the time TO purify base
ball was five years ago. and that
the place where tho chloride OF lime
was most needed was In the Nation
al commission. not In the minor
leagues. The minors have done
nothing 10 bring disgrace. and ~
fame upon the game. The blame
rests with y. y. Johnson. Angus,
Hermann. c. Webb Murphy. {. p
Taft. Charles Ebbetts and others OF
their kind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
PRESIDENT OF CUBA PUTS DOWN :
AS100 WAGER ON JACK JOHNSON

HAVANA March 29-Eeginning
bout here week hence Jack Johnson and Jess Willard
entered final conditioning
Jones that from will
cay Sunday afternoon he boxed before
small
An admission OF 40
prnopa! spnrrng emple
San Francisco.
see the black box rounds Many Of the spectators
Promoter Jack Curey has sold the betting privileges fight
for sum which he win almost the of staging the
parfmutuel will
betting Indicated johnson Will
President Menocal N Johnson
To
introduced SUNDAY Their
oyerenthusasic.
i5ound Freddie Welsh Battling Nelson
staged here time May today by Nelson's
John b. Robinson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
JOHNSON WON'T FLOP; FIGHT
WILL BE ON THE SQUARE; BUT
KEEP YOUR LOOSE CHANGE SEWED UP IN YOUR JEANS
By Hugh S. Fullerton
WARNiNCi

Last Saturday the Tip was passed
around among the Wise Fowls
that Jess willard was 10 win the
fight 90 at Havana.
The tip came straight from the
feed box. II came Ia me from
two different sources through two
wise men" There were a lot of
trimmings TO the tale. much al
legged eorroboratiye evidence. and
the idea was that Johnson Is badly
In need OF cash and has agreed 10
lose to willard and clean up on the
2,to.i odds being offered.
IA duty. II seems only fair 90
warn al readers ~ The Star not
to fall for" any such "tlps.
Where this came from or who faith
cred IL makes little difference. II
Ia merely another addition TO the
nauseous mess Of scandal that has
oosed out everywhere since the
match was made
Want People 20 Bet
Some one has an idea that the
public, or the guliible part Of the
public. can be induced TO bet on
the fight The Information. what
ever u is worth. comes from gau.
bling sources II IL 10 the interest
of these people 10 set people 10
bet
HERE ARE SOME FACTS:
The promoters Of the fight are
In perhaps $4,000 that they want
TO get back
There is small chance for them
60 draw enough money In Havana.
or anywhere else. 10 get their
money back and pay Johnson his
guarantee Times are hard In
Cuba. and interest Is no, great In
the fight.
As to the fact. reports from Tia.
vana Indicate that Johnson IA In
halfway condition. perhaps a little
better than those who know him
thought he was. ~. IN hog fat.
With Johnson within 20 per cent
OF top condition. Willard stands az
much chance Of beating him a. a
sucking pix does Of whipping a
grizzly
Ne Loves That Title
AZ 10 "frame.ups" The morals
OF the thing would not affect John.
son. lie has laid down. and he
has agreed 10 las down and then
failed 10 do H. Jeffries was led to
believe Johnson would flop" and
probably never would have fought
but for this understanding.
But the bio cotton field
negro 10 almost inssneiy ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
voMAN LET GAMES
nun OUT roo LONG

-RARY started umpiring last
n season. and while he stayed
= with the league he kept the
men on the Jump all the time, and
the games were played with reason
able dispatch. But such was not
the case when Jimmy Toman offici'
ated. The players found out they
could soldier on Toman. and did II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
SELECT FOUR JUMPS
Foa LEAGUE SEASON

RESIDENT BLEMETT OF The
Northwestern league has an
= nounced that Ralph Fray
Jimmy Toman. Eugene MeGreeSS
and Mike Lynch will WELD the in
dicators In Northwestern games
sxls season That Is. the four VII
Mari the season. and later one OF
49, will be dropped. AS all OF
~ ARE anxious 70 hold their Jobs
80 Ykct that some head Is to be cut
an s.~pld keep them on their toes
2rb,s Nh be Mikes first offense as
profesAional umpire. and Il may
BE- 4 harS job for the Wild freshman
10 Keep lis temper. which has Ions
run riot IN the bali field, under con
frDl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
EVERETT TEAM WINS

EVERETT. March s9.--rhe Nv.
erett Pastima team won their nrst
game OF the season yesterday. de-
featlng the Botheli nine BY score
OF s TO 4 Tn. game was a To \
tie In the sixth frame. and Everett,
put over the two winning runs In
tn. seventh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
SUNDAY TO TIE KNOT

NEW YORK. March s9.-Bob
F1tzsimmons. former heavyweight
champion OF the world. who has
taken out a license 10 we'd Mrs
limo Simonin Of Newark. n. j.. says
he Is going 10 have his old friend.
Billy Sunday. perform the ceremony
on April 6. when Sunday starts his
revival services at Paterson. n. y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
BEAVERS ARE BUSY

vANCOuN ts.&. u. G.. March %
With 90 players In the squad. the
Vancouver Beavers will start their
seasons training this afternoon at
Athletic park. MIX. Watcll has re.
turned to the club. The Beavers VIII
meet the U. % W. nine In their first
practice game next Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
Complete Report
of Market TODAY

Jobbers reported the egg marke;
a. weak Monday. They are still
paying 81 cents. Receipts continue
heavy Some dealers have stored
nearly 10 their limit. and. when
storage stops, egg receipts must be
forced into consumption. they say.
For this reason there Is no chanc 9
for any immediate advance.
The veal market u steady.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

PiNEHURST. y. C.. March es.--
Francis Ouimet. national amateur
golf champion. was defeated BY
three strokes by Alexander Rose of
the Pinehurst club In the open event
OF the United golf championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

, almost constantly. with the result
that games that should ordinarily
have been played In an hour and a
half often took more than two
hours. the fans being entertained
with arguments and chickering's on
the field the extra time. II Toman
wants TO make hit this year. he
should make EN- tend to their knit.
ting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
WIN HOCKEY TROPHY

VANCOUVER. March 20 BY de.
feating the Ottawa team by score
Of l2 goals 10 :. the Vancouver team
won the Stanley cup here Saturday
night. which Is the emblem OF the
worlds hockey championship. The
Vancouver team won the cup In
three straight victories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
CAMPBELL WINNER

Ray Campbell the lightweight,
we'll known In Seattle. won all the
way In his six.round bout with
Fighting" Gunner at Buffalo. y. Y.
Saturday night. Campbell has been
signed TO 20 agains; another Buffalo
boy this week. and " he wins that
event. will be matched with Jack
urfttnu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
CUNNERS OUT
IN FORCE ON
THREE FIELDS


The steady wind that prevailed
yesterday failed TO keep the trap
shooters at home. and there were
fair crowds Of marksmen out on
three ranges In the city.
AT the Harbor island ground nine
gunnerH made better than % per
cent scores. the amateur honors OF
the day going 10 red l.andwehr and
II. Reid, who broke ~ each out or
possible so targets, With the
same score Pete Halohan was the
high professional. beating Les Reid
BY one bird.
In the shoot for medals ID Reid
won In class 4. l.andwehr In class
n. Fremont In class G. and Travis
is class u. W H. Taft got the red
target
AT the Green Lake Gun club traps
the usual crowd was out. the high
gun OF the day being Harry Muhl.
with a score OF 46 out OF a possible
so. Geo. Young was second with
-. aud c. c. Ward third with -.
W. q. woodman Was fret In the
shoot NJ "a targets with a score OF
rs, Deal Ingalls, was second with
is. tying with ". N. Leichty.
The newly organized University
TrapshooterS club got In action yes.
terday In the University district
grounds. G. A. Chaplin making the
best score In the 25-targ.t contest.
lie broke II birds. \. G. Ebbcri
was second with l6. and y u. Buck
and I. Moses tied for third place
with -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

A. G..
1853 pounds-McCarty. Multno-
NAH.
McCarty will also enter In the
light heavyweight class.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

Willard lose. and there does not
seem 10 be any way that the van
ity OF the big black could be over.
come enough 10 induce him TO lay
down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
DENTAL
and
OPTICAL
PRICES CUT
To suit TIE Hard Time.

No such low prices
for strictly high -cinss
Dental and Opticn
work were ever offerer
in Seattle or elsewhere
You need not hurry, a,
my low prices will con
tinus while the hard
times last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
NAVY YARD ROUTE

S<enDexs u. H. Kennedy and TOURIST
Leave colnsn Dock. Seattle. $40 tsrc~pt
sunday. 500. 1850 a m. i;5e. s:ss. sz-
esp< Sunday Sunday ss7el. b.se .. m
saturday. ff:ss o. m
Time table subject to change without
notice
rhsss Nsis siai- Price soc Round Trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

Use Star Wants Ads for Re.
suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
B0RLESKE IS CHOSEN

Vincent Borleske. former Seattle
football star. and the greatest OF
all football players at Whitman. has
been selected as graduate manager
OF student affairs at Whitman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29
PARK TEAM BULLS
WIN FOR SEATTLE

Fast Semi-Pro Team Was Entitled to Shut Out Ray
monds Wonders in the Sunday Game But for Poor
4 Support Given Twirler Thompson. -Four UmpireS
|, Are Announced for Northwestern Teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-29

Uuf tHr uFU NVFfVW FFfFu
negro 10 almost inssneiy ego.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

@iele 1tnorbnunger fpm1nen bDn ser
Qeber.
seio SIR eben nit @nd ielbit int
Gtreite? Tiibrt SIR etn regel>
mafiges 2eben?
@ei6 SIR 5utpeilen mutt @r6 ielbit
un6 nit Ser @elt I'M Streite? @um-
bert SIR Guh, tpas @u@ feblt? SIR
mogt tnobI regelmdBtg eiien an6 gut
{dIafen, aber es lit ettuus nit @ud.
@ortleibigfeit, @opfmeb, MerboititdMt
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9eber an. Dns betpdbrte Mittel 1T
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|25f Bel gurem Mpotbefer. 8udlen's
Mrnica Salbe fit Sm1ta1sf@ldge. -
@n3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Fur Sauglinge ind Kinder
N mEHRALS 30JAHREN
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miliennordib 6em baperii@en @toate
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mitteloIterIider nrfrtn6e1 beftn6en.
Ser Mans
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bon D0dingen tpur6e betm @ol5fGnen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
NheinpfalA

&iIben.-M uf Dem Cute ~3un
@of" gigentbiimer @utsbeliber Oeto'
nomieratb @iiren, bra6 Semer aus
Dem eine grobe Sdeune nit Srud1
gum Dpfer fiel.
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Sabre alte Eo9ter, sic i'm gleiden
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Na9born eilten glei6 berbei bod &C.
lang es bem l1nbolb, nnter 3uriid'
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fommen.
&reu3no@. = &iir5li6 itiir5te
oas orei Sabre alte Md6den beS
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a11f cine 40iabrige E%bdtigfeit in ser
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in Ser Observation-Disclosures Saful-
tat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Or britt Brief fummt bon lebanon
I'M Is ebout 10 plebn, nte r1er en- made
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D'r alt 9ansi5rg.
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Die alte beimatb.
9annpner.

2omipringe, Scr. M1felo. =
@%iirgerneiiter 81. 8bilipps, Ser an"
naber11o 25 Sabre sic @ei@ide nn-
1eres 6ledens NIT gr0Bter nmii@t
fiibrte, botte infolge porgeidrittenen
Offers cine nodmalige @ieoertpobl
abgelebnt. Dieier Sage fanb Die
@o5l zines relten 8iirgermeiiters
itat, in ser Senator Otto Sitter
gemdblt pur6e.
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den ariegsida1plabe Der Sberleb-
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tpeiie nieberbrannten: 9ret Men>
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t06teten 1in6 5pei Sraue1 un6 ein
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unminbige &in6er bepeinen ben SOB
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beidloien, 6en b%e6irftigen 6amilien
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erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21
Ma9 belfen, ,pe,,,, Sbr
SuberculpfS babt.

@i6tise 9iat, friide 2uft uno gemas
an ersi Snberilioiis s' isiSen v@'' Saufie 1T absr
gdmans Mlterafipe niele 9eilungen erz
mtrft hot. Ye1et. mas es in bie1em Sale
getban.
Wabiiun Safe, Wetnn.
,&erreu!- SIM 9esember 1908 mur=
be i1 bon 2ungenblmtcn befauen, mas
mid iebesmaI mcbrere Wpben anf oaS
8ett an,uicS. Mcin 9pctur rtet9 mir,
mad ncm @eitcn ST gebcn. SIN Atoncttt-
Der bcaab i'd mid mud Sender, Splp.
Sort a%naefpmmcn traf i'd @stdacl grpS9,
Der nad)ocm Ct rp1 meinern 3Mitanne 9e=
bort, in mid brang, Gdman's MItera=
fire gu uebmen. Sd fubr fort, bic gse=
hisiu su ncbmen mnb nabm raid 5M. Sm
Mars 1910 fcbrte i'd beirt. Sd CLAUDE,
id BIN p%ulitanbig ,upbl, babe etne1 gnten
Mppctit uub idlafc gut. MIS i'd 9enper
perIt,s, ,upa ih 100 8fnnb. Sett tuteae
i'd, t65 9funS. baS lit ttein rprntales
@euidt. Sh banfe 0,ptt unb Sbrem Ml=
teratipe fir meine @eiunbbeit.
(0cidluprene 4uSiagc)
&anI 8. Sasnaht.
gdmon's Mteratipe lit iebr p1rt1am
bel ouftr6brenz aatarrb unb iblimmen
Salsmeb 1nb 2ungenbel@tperoen nno
aum Mufbau bes @pltems. @ntbdlt te1ne
SdabIihen ooer 81r @%etppbnbeit tperbenz
Sen Weoisin1tpffe. Nebmt feline 91bittz
t,tte an. @Ieine ST, re9uldre @roBe
50. gerfauft bon leitenben Npotbefern.
6hreibt fir 8poflet Der 9eilnnger:
Gdmu1 Laboratory, $btlaoelpbta.
Scrtamft pun Der Gtulttpr 9rug TO-,
ct. Glpuh, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

@te3ieIIe Moti5. - 8ir raz
tben ieber Same, tpel4e bon @ntiteuung
bur9 iberfliiiiges 9aar befreit letn
m0dte, ernitli6 an obige Sfferte iofort
an5unebmen. 9ieie r1erftpiirbige Sferte
lit erni tlid ur1b edit; Der 5tan6 BEG @ez
bers lit unfraglid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-21

Treter COUPON. 9iefe 8e<
ideinigung beredtigt irgeno einen
2e1er 6es nNoroitern" bel Srau SEM
tins 5n freien 5utrauliden Snftrutz
tionen fir 8efeitigung iiberfliiiliqen
@aares, tpenm gefan6t NIT &c fir
8riefmarfe. 56neibet ars unb Nfz
tet gurem 8rief Re an. Sour gut fir
iofortigen @ebraud. @oreie: Srau
@atbarina Senfins, Mptmt. All, g.
g., Cor. GUNNER 81. & Ntlanttc
Mbe., Bolton, Maf1.