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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-16
Id Bo Powers *
COmnpamy
2O1 ~ ). MAIN.
Phones S16-G2O.

FOR SALE Three vacant lots cheap. Phone
FOR SALE By owner five Residence lots
In BurEeSs lii.l Phone 3l7 krnton.
FOR SALE Fourroom box house. $500
aloO cash and Sl5 per month Phone oI0.
FOR SALE -SN-room bungalow. furnished
complete, at bargain Phone 26Ij. 4lG
West Sixth street
FOR SALE-Owuer will sell furnished or
uufurnished his attractive five room home
south Bouldcr. Phone 4lls.
FOR SALE Modern bungalow worth So 5oo.
will take $1,000, some trade; terms. near
washington school. Phone 3ol3J
FOR SALE, 21a and IO.acre tracts;
close in on easy terms See Russ f.
Grant 5l4 First Nauoual Bldg Phone 2lGo.
FOR SALE One acre tracts; close in. $3.50
10 $500. terms to suit See Russ l..
Grant 5l4 First National Bldg Phone
2l6O,
FOR SALE Business lot, 7jxlIO one block
from postOffice renting for SlS5 q month;
only Sl3.75O, The John IL. Miller Co.
phone G04.
FOR SALE-Ry owner one lot. 5OvIlO one
block car line, one half block from school
$3.50 for quick sale. Phone 2S14 724
South Elgin.
FOR SALE-SIO cash then $3.50 weekly
buys nice two-rOom house Why should
you pay remit Berry Hart Co.. 20l Palace
Bldg Phone 1855.
FOR SALE-sO-acres ram. -FOUR miles from
Tulsa: price $50 per acre ouc-half cash.
John Barrett Room 2Os Robinson Bldg
Phone 1887. Res 1858.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two lots in Gratis.
Texas; one store building in Red Fork.
Okla. 10000 shares in the Uncle Sam Oil
Co. Write Box 1873. Red Fork Okla
FOR sALE-Fiveroom modern cottage;
close in, on West Fifth street, for So 500.
5000 cash, balance easy See Russ l..
Grant 5l4 First National Bldg Phone 216O.
FOR SALE-Five years old, thoroughbred
saddle mare: subject 10 registration; six
teen hands one inch high weighs / O5O lbs.
All gats perfectly gentle For sale cheap.
Can Phone 2s13.
FOR SALE $500 cash and pay balance
monthly buys new tive-rOom modern bun
gaow it's a beauty: on corner lot: opy
Sl75O PhOna ~ or 65. Edward r. Bar.
rett 204 Bliss Bldg.
FOR SALE Five-room modcrn bungalow
close in: corner location, for 81 300 $500
cash, balance Sl7.3O per month. This is a
real snap. See Russ L. Grant. 5l4 First
National Bldg. Phone 2lG0.
S25 DOWN buys nice thrce-room house;
rooms each lGX16 nice large corner lot
lostt'l ~ Capitol Hill addition ugar new
sch, oil bdilGng being built on Moth pcor,1
avenue and Ciutchfield street Berry Hart
Co., tEone 1888. 20l Palace Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE
NoTICE no CONTRACTORS
MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS on chattels Of all kinds H. A.
Earns, suite 5, Alexander building.
QUICK MONEY low rate; no commission
farm loans McFarlan 10 West Third.
MONEY TO LOAN-On improved. close in,
city property: no commission. Dick Bar
don. Phone 22i4.
PRIVATE party has 81 600 to loan on shor'
time. Real estate security required. Ad-
dress on care World.
MONEY TO LOAN-From $40 to SO, 900,
on anything Of value Phone 5O50 all
First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on farm lands; soon as
examination and abstract is made, money
paid. 2o5, over Bank Commerce, j NJ Hall.
MONEY TO LOAN - Straight or monthly
payments; prompt service; any amount
$500 up. Phone 1875. Tulsa Security Co
MONEY to loan on two three and five
years time on improved city property and
farms. Jordan s. Bowen, POI Gillette build
ing. Phone 241
MONEY on hand to loan on farm lands and
on Tulsa improved business and residence
property, one to 10 years, Money aid
promptly on examination and approval of
title; reasonable rates; correspondence in
vited. II. A. Lilly, 2ll212 Texas Bldg.
Phones 54l-773.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
MAN WHO HOLDS DOG Is
BITTEN ON THE CHEEK

Dr. Walker of the Vienna hotel. i0i1
Farnam street. took out dog belonging
to another guest at the hotel. for an
airing. The dog soon began to act
strangely. Walker sat down and took
him in his arms. The dog snaried and
bit him severely on both cheeks.
Walker hurried to the police station
with the animal. Arriving there the dog
lay down on the floor and began to
foam at the mouth. He then jumped up
and ran into the establishment Of the
Scott Tent and Awning company. He
was captured and locked up in room
at the Vienna hotel. The dog will be
killed and It's body examined to see
whether It was mad. Walker was at
tended by Police Surgeon Shook.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
DOESN'T NEED MANY ORDERS
Salesman Of Ladies' Waists Over
whelmed When He Finds the
Line Companion Sells.
LIKE 10 WORK FOR THAT FIRM

spiek and span young travelling man.
wearing shepherds plaid eult ana a
kaieidoscopic tie. SGT down beside CYRUS
:. Morton OF Boston In the lobby OF the
Fonteneile. Morton II a quietly. but
richly dressed gentleman with gray hair
and he carries a cane.
Wen, how's business7'' inquired the
variegated youth.
Why. ! don't think I can cou,plain
about business conditions" said MIR. Nor
ton.
Il called on eleven houses this morn
Ing and got an order OF each,p enthused
the young man. Pretty good. eh7'
Yes, that seems to indicate prosper
ity," said the quiet man.
Make the small towns. do your
well. no. I really don't do much in
the smaller places"
Booked anything heroT'
mo, haven't booked a single order
In fact. have booked only one order
since ! started on this trip four weeks
ago. That was In Baltimore"
only one or6er7 Why, say. I've been
on the road this trip not quite three
weeks yet and I have over $4,000 Of or
ders. business sure Is quiet with you.
Don't the house kick7"
NO" said Mr.. Morton. with hint OF
a smile. they seem satisfied"
Say. wish my people were that way.
I'd loaf all the time. you bet. l get y
holler out Of 'em as quick IA let down
on the orders"
Some firms are that way. presume"
acauierced Mr. Morton.
Tho enthusiastic youth eyed the other
In wonder for momept. Then he said;
say. my lines ladicS waists What Is
yoursf',
Steamships" said Mr. Morton sol
EMMY. Il booked an order for three big
vessels In Baltimore"
oh" gasped the salesman Of ladies'
waists. And soon he disappeared In a
daze, moving weakly IN the direction OF
the bar.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
Cashes Pay Check
and Loses Money
Out of His Pocket

]. J. Dore. lbs North Twenty-eighth
street. South Side, railroad employee and
father of six small children. cashed his
monthly pay check at the Brandeis bank
and few moments later noted that $50
OF the money had slipped out through a
hole In his pocket. He had one dollar
left. Dore is a widower, his wife having
died about a year ago. He has two chill
dren In a local orphanage and at the
time he lost the money was shopping
with his eldest girl.
The family have no means besides the
fathers income.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13


Tn the summer OF 1855 had very Sc
we're attack of cholera morbvs. Two
physicians worked over me from a. m.
TO 6 .. m. without giving me any relief
and then told me they did not expect
me 70 live; that I had best telegraph for
my family. Instead OF doing so. l gave
the hotel porter 30 cents and told him TO
buy me bottle OF Chamberiain's Collie.
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy. and take
no substitute. took a double dose ac-
cordinE 10 the directions and went 10
sleep after the second dose. At o'clock
the next morning l was called by my
order and took train for my next stop
ping point a well man. but feeling rather
Hhaky from the severity OF the attack. .
writes II. w. ireland. Louisville. Ky.
obtainable everywhere. -Advertiscment
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
George Says Water
Board Will Give
Him the Service

>. Z. George advised the city council
that tho Water board agreed TO create a
water district IN new addition south OF
Dundee without requiring payment OF adj
ditional money for connecting the dead
ends'' on Howard street.
Having failed to get satisfaction from
she Water board Meesrs. George brought
the matter 10 the city council last Tues
gay. but in the meantime the Water
board made tho necessary arrangements
for the service requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
SOUTH SIDE MAN
FATALLY BURNED
y. W. Matthiessen, Proprietor Of
Auto Repair Shop, Burned
When Blow Torch Explodes.



F. w. Matthiessen. proprietor Of
the South Omaha Auto Tire Repair
shop. 62l North Twenty-fourth
street, South Side. was fatally burned
yesterday morning at $50, when
a plumbers blow torch with which
he was working blew up, enveloping
him in mass OF flames. First aid
appliances were made by DIR. J. J..
IiumpaI. but he had been burned to
q crisp In several places about the
legs, chest, arms and stomach. He
was rushed to the South Omaha hos
pital in the police ambulance, where
he died during the afternoon.
Matthseeeen had been pumping air In
hls blow torch too hard. Il is said. and
just ~ he was making ready 10 repair
an inner tube. the bottom blew out,
spraying him with a mass OF flames and
gasoline.
Fred Brockman. a visitor at the shop,
witnessed the explosion and threw his
coat about the burning man. In frenzied
haste. his whole body a mass OF flames,
Matthiessen rushed into the street, loudly
calling for help A moment later he
pitched headlons into the printing shop
OF Butler a O'Brien next door. Butler
threy q heavy guilt about his body
smothering the flamoa. but not until he
had been fatally burned.
Coming from Fremont year before,
Matthiessen set up repair shop and has
maintained Il since. Telephone calls to
Fremont, where his relatives live, brought
the information that they were Gus OF
town A brother. John. In Wahoo. was
also notified. lie was a middle-ased man,
about IS years Of age. and WAS well
iiked. lie was the South Side agent OF
the Manhattan oil company.
william o'Bricn, proprietor OF the print
shop. was severely burned on the right
arm when MatthIessen rushed into his
shop 8 few moments after the explosion
He was attended by a doctor and 10 un-
able 10 leave his bed.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
NEBRASKA AUTO ASSOCIATION
IS TO MEET IN BEATRICE

The fifth annual meeting OF the Ne
braska State Automobile association will
be held at Beatrice. August II at p. m.
The business meeting will be held at the
Commercial club rooms and In the even
Ing luncheon viii be given by the Gage
County Automobile club.
Governor Morehead will drive his car
TO the meeting and give his Views ON
Good Roads" Congressman Sloan has
promised TO attend and talk on Federal
Aid
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
PLANS GOING AHEAD TO
CARE FOR LETTER CARRIERS

The National Association OF Civil
Service Employees has already begun ar
engagements to entertain the National As
ISOLATION OF Letter Carriers while the
latter are in Omaha for their national
convention during the early part OF Sep
tcmber. A huge public mass meeting is
being planned TO be held in the Audi
torium on the evening Of September for
the welcome Of the delegates 70 Omaha
for the convention. which begins Sep
tember s. Prominent speakers are being
secured.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
French in Market
for $4,000 Horses

4 French contract for 1900 war horses
VIII Be filled at the local stock yards
horse market within the next few weeks
The order came in Wednesday and local
horsenen are securing this, country for
al available horses.
The trade IN the horse market has been
cxcrilenf during the winter ana there
are Epod prospects for full years order
coming. The exactlng requirements OF
the French buyers make the picking OF
the steeds slow.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
FINED FOR DRIVING JITNEY
WITHOUT ANY LICENSE

Paul Maioney. eOi Pierce street. was
lined 81 and costs In police court for
operating jitney without a Jitney IL
cense. J'Iis is the first arrest occasioned
by the discovery that sevral owners OF
machines have been hauling mn to work
In the early hours OF the morning, before
they themselves sought their regular
daily toll. BY not operating their cars
as jitneys during the remaining portion
OF the day. Il Is asserted that they
thought II permissible to avoid taking out
jitney license
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
lMPR0vERS FAVOR THE
WIDENING OF PATH STREET

The Southwest Improvement club has
taken hold OF the proposition started by
the Omaha Real Estate exchange OF
widening Twenty-fourth street to pre-
pare for tho day when II is TO BE- the
PRINCIPAL street OF the city. AZ meeting
Wednesday night the secretary was In
structed 90 request the city commission
70 appoint city planning committee,
which should work upon the proposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
MRS. FLORA R. CUMMINGS
DIES AT SIxTY-TWO YEARS

Mrs. Flora r. Cummings, aged 60
years. died at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. l., F. Schonlau. 42Ss Parker street.
Funeral services will be held at the
undertaking parlors OF Duffy & Johnston
this afternoon at 2:3O with interment
IN Forest Lawn cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
IMPR0vERS WANT ANOTHER
CITY CHARTER CONVENTION

The West Leavenworth Improvement
club has requested the city council to
call another home rule charter conven-
ton. This proposition Will be discussed
by the committee of the whole in few
weeks.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13

Only good goods. priced SO that thew
are also good values at the prices f,xad
are "advertisable." Unless advertised
goods stand such test, the advertising
Of them will not mean sales-and tba,
merchant will prove TO his own mistaken
mind that advertising does not pay"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
City Employees Have
Their Pay Boosted

The city council ratified a resolution by
Mayor Dahlman, increasing the salaries
OF Deputy City Clerk Primeau and A. Il.
Patten. Emil HOFFMAN, and Margaret
Boekhof OF the city clerks office.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
LOW 0vERHANGING TREES
MUST BE KEPT TRIMMED

The city commissioners intend to en-
force a city ordinance which prohibits
branches OF trees TO overhang sidewalks
lower than eight feet Many complaints
are being received at the city hall.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
Special Trains to
Bring New Subjects

The Union Pacific viii run a special
train from Fremont next Monday night
when the live wires OF that city will come
70 Omaha In full force 10 learn OF the
mysteries Of the Isle OF Pep at the Ak
sar-I3en den. Equipment viii be pro-
vided for. the accommodation Of 900 per-
sons.
That the Fremontors may have plenty
OF time to meet old King AK, Il has
been arranged 70 have the train leave
Fremont at 6:ls In the evening. reach
Omaha at 100. and returning. leave at
ii:sO o'clock.
The same evening the Northwestern will
run SPECIAL train from Dodge. bring
ing persons from intermediate stations.
Joe ssecher and practically All the male
population OF Dodge will be here.
stecher n 20 put on his exhibition.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13

A satisfied patient writes; 'sloan's
Eminent cured my rheumatism. am
Erateful; can now walk without palm"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13

Low IACc through and through
hold together thoroughly dependable long
apce utu
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-13
What the Nilsson Farm Machine Will Do:

perfect breaking of not
"a ltors
onyt two Or threpo
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

nue.. attended wiy ana between cofnn
avenue and alley east.
vte-ror Constructing vitrined Crock Lat
serat Sewer No. 1bos In alley In block
s bcrpdsd by Drake and Coffin avenues ..
Unknown. lot 7s Jefferson Park sub. of the
J.msr.on, Park Realty CO. In the City. Of
Unknown. lot 81, last named sub. Part
Unknown lot ~. last named sub. Part
rsss--For Constructing vitrined Crock Lat.
erai sever No. i6Ss In alleys IN blocks
bounded by Oneida. Phillip. Kerchsvsi
and Waterloo avenues.
Unknown. lot is7. Hutton and Nairs High
. View Park sub. Of part Of p. G. al,
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15
soR coNsrRrcrrso vrrRIFIEp CROCK LATE,
Roli--ro whom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of

CHkHown. lot 90. Utica Park sub. OF part OF
tho W u OF u. c. Sai, n. OF Ksrcheval
avenue. City OF Detroit. Wayne Co. Mich,
Part
Unknown. lot TO- last named sub. Part 1
Unknown. lot 90. Landmark sub. OF the o.
so2 acres OF lot OF plat OF the n. Y OF
the front ami rear concessions 10 p c.
ssi. City OF Detroit, Wayne Co. Mich,
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

erai Saver No. ss7s in alley in block
wagner avenues.
nj lat .tas
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

srai sewer No. isto IN alleys in blocks
bounded By Green. DIX and Fsrndsis ave.
Unknown, lot 81. Risdens' sub. OF that part
OF lot 3 OF rub. OF p. c. 90. which lies
OF Dit avenue. City Of Detroit wayn:
unkna-n. lot Is. last named sub. Part !
fsss-For Constructing vitrined Crock Lat
erai Sewer No. asa IN alleys in blocks
bounded by City Line. Central Michigan
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

Tst-For Constructing vitrined Crock Lat
eral Sewer No. 2k6t In alley in block
and Warren avenues.
Unknown, lot g. block g. Fyfe Barbour and
Warren's sub. OF that part OF p c. fso.
lying between Horatio street and Warren
avenue. City OF Detroit and Twp OF
hPhgwells. Wayne Co. Mich -. :. Part /
Unknown. lot .. block 2. last named sub.
Part I
fsss-ror Constructing vitrined Crock lat
srai Sewer No: 2sfs In alleys IN blocks
s bounded ~ NJ g r. r.. springwslis.
Unknown. lot 6s, sages' sub. OF lot OF tho
sub. OF o. J. OF the sub. OF tho shipyard
lot ~ OF the sub. OF p. c. us. twp. OF
springwelis. Wayne Co. Mich. :. Part !
Unknown. lot 70. last named sub. :. Part 1
unknown. lot IS last named sub. :. Part 1
Unknown. lot ~ last named sub. Part I
Unknown. lot So last named sub. Part
Unknown. lot IS. last named sub. :. Part 1
'sss-rcr const,yctinng vitrinsd Crock Lat
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15
sEwERs-tce..us
n ~

I'LL, IL
Sets Sets soss sses cts '''
IN 81 . . 60 'n
~ z 5 ss IS
II | ! III Il
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

erai sewer No. a5ss in alleys between
Central and Parkinson avenues. n. Of 81.
rs .ss 4 ,. ss e: -: :Ss farm sissE;
The Detroit times., 1915-03-15

oiNS No On iIs 10 Conrad Clipperts sub
troit. T. 2. S. r. II. T.. Wayne Co. Mich.
7,s,-ror cons,ruet,r. v,,r,c., CT Part |
eral Sewer No. 1921 in alley in block
Bounded by Thornton. Ironwood. Allen
DALE and Pacific avenues where not buiit
Unknown. lots SO to So both Inclusive OF
Security Land Cos sub. OF lots / and q.
e. z3. - rs, 26. 81. so 81 and 90 OF thu
Mckay. Rowland q Grindiey's part,tion
plat OK that part of p. c. aso n. of Holden
7sss--For Constructing vitriined Crock aI I.,l
erai Sewer No. as2s in alley In block
bounded by Whitman Reddig. Essex and
Freud avenues
Unknown. lot 40 block A. Jefferson Park
sub OF the Jefferson Park Realty Co. IN
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
Recent Omaha Visitor Has NarrouO
Escape from Lusitanid Fate

While no Nebraska people are
known TO have been on the Inflated
Lusitania. one recent visitor TO
Omaha had a narrow escape The
name Of Madame Antoine De Page,
who was here a month ago In the in-
terest OF the Belgian relief fund for
hospital work conducted by her hus-
band, appears on the passenger list.
but adviees from New York are to
the effect that she did not sail, not
being in very good health and being
persuaded TO remain over while a
New York doctor went IN her place
TO execute her mission. when
Madame De Page was in omaha she
was entertained by Mrs. L. f. Gro.
foot, and gave a graphic narrative Of
war conditions In Belgium TO a
specially invited audience at the
home OF DR.. A. f. Jonas. She is a
Belgian. petite and sprightly, and I'M
pressed all who met her with he.
earnestness and intelligent devotion
TO the work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
Anti Vermin Fund
is Started in Berlin

Correspondence OF the Associated press.)
BERLIN. April Am antl-vermln
fund Is the latest and most unusual prod
yet OF the war. II has been started by
the central committee In charge OF gifts
10 the soldiers. which has Appealed TO
every German in the empire 10 contribute
at least one mark. The biggest banks in
Ferlin. with branches IN every large city.
have been made the depoSitaries and
agents.
The unique fund Il the outcome OF al
most pitiful appeals from the soldiers in
the east, increasing In number every day.
Worse than hunger. thirst or sickness,
they say. IL the terrible scourge that has
attacked them and against which they
are powerless. supplies OF materials for
combating the pest have been exhausted
snd al present there are no funds on hand
for the purchase OF more.
The appeal that has gone out is headed;
give Quickly. The Appeal Is urgenty'
II Is believed 10 be the largest eanspaisn
of It's kind in history. Not only are the
soldiers suffering terribly. but when in
vaIided back home are apt 10 spread the
disease.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09
Dress Has Much to
Do with Making Man,
Says a Professor

Correspondence OF The Associated Press
LONDON. May 5.-'The success which
has attended the experiment OF placing
Workmen az Liverpool In khaki Is IN
teresung from psychological stand
point" writes a college professor 20 one
Of the London newspapers, lie explains
u have frequently been told by re-
cruits In the army that. although they
may have felt some sort OF enthusiasm
when drilling In civilian costume Il has
been Of a mkewarm character compared
with the intensity OF spirit which seemed
10 develop after they had donned their
uniforms and been supplied with rifles.
I'm this emotional citation through
change Of clothing Is illustrated a very
common rule n life. which has been felt
by most OF Us in the course OF everyday
existence. The bishop or paTson who dis
cards his clerical attire and gets into
his golfing garb throws aside memories
Of theOlogical arguments and ooncen-
trates on the hope of smulsting the
strokes OF q Braid OF a Vardon. A hos
pital nurse lives up 20 the glorious ira
ditions OF her uniform. A change INTO
evening dress is a much more potent APP
petizer than a sherry and bitters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09

Lassetter. Mrs. II. B., London.
Lasseter, r.. London.
I.auriat, Charles H.. IT,; Boston.
Iearoyd, Mrs. and maid. Sydney Aus
Le0ry James. New York
Lehman, Isaac. Liverpool.
:, Levin. Thomas ID. mot on passenger
Levinson. Joseph mot on passenger
lisO.
Levin. F. Guy, New York
Lewis third officer ]. r
Ltght. Herbert.
Lines, Stanley L. B.
Lines. Mrs. Stanley l.. b.
Linnson. J, r..
Liyermore, Vernar
Lobb, Mrs Pophqm, New York.
Lockhart X. r. Toronto.
k kSRsy' M M,s,' New New YyS Srs.
iund MRS. G. II.
Lurdon. Mrs. Andrew and infant
Mcconnell, John w. Memphis, Tenn.
McMurray, l., Toronto.
Mackworth. Lady, Cardiff.
Manley A.. mot, on PASSENGER list.l
Marderud, Uno mot on passenger list)
Mariehal. Joseph, wife and two daugh-
Martin MIss r.
Mathews, A. T.. Montreal.
Mereline, Mre. mot on passenger list.)
meyers; w. g. e. passanger list gives
Maycock, Miss May.
lisO.
Moore, Daniel
Moore, John NJ.
Morris, Rev. H, g, $.
Mosley. q. O., New York
Murdoch. Miss Jessie mot on passenger
Meath. II. mot on passenger iist.>
North. Miss Olive.
Q'Donnell, Patrick E
Orr-Lewis r., Toronto.
ostevan Thomas.
Padley, Mrs. F., Liverpool.
rappadopou.o. NJ. N, Greece.
Pappadopoulo, Mrs. NJ. n, Greece.
Parker, James passenger list gives W.
Partridge. Frank, New York.
Paynter Mrs. Irene, Liverpool.
Paynter Charles Z. Liverpool,
Pearl. Major F. Warren. New York.
Pearl Mrs e Warren and two chill
Pearl. Stuart Duncan D.. New York.
Perry, Frederick j., Buffalo. N, Y.
William Phillips).
Phillips, Wallace b., New York.
iPerpont, Wiliiem j., Liverpool
Pope. Miss Theodate. Pennington.
IossS'ii Ed, FssrmtpstOe, Conn.
BanIdn, Robert New York.
Reiddy, q. passenger list gives j. r.
Readdie.)
Rogers. Percy w, Toronto.
Rowan, Frederick Dist gives A. Bowen).
scott, J: probably George 'scott)
sharp. Samuel.
simpson, Rev. II. w
Slidoll. r., New York.
slidwell Thomas (probabiy NJ T. Slid
well OF New York;,
Smith, ]. Preston.
Smith, Miss Jessie Taft. Braceville. o.
Steele. George.
stevens, George.
toni.
sturdy. c. F.. Montreal.
Sullivan. Mrs Y,
Sweeney, John NJ.
Taylor. Richard Lionel, Montreal
Thomas, ID. A.. Cardiff, Wales
Thompson, Mrs T.. Bliss, Indiana.
Thompson. Mrs. Bliss, Indiana.
Tierney Michael probabiy James Tier
Tlmmiss,. r., J., New York.
Tootai. +. p. o., London.
Turner, Captain ". n ~ Lusitania.
Turton, q. H.. Melbourne. Australia.
Nassar, w. A. r., London.
Walker. Annie (probably Mary walker).
| Ward. Charles.
Ward, Mrs. Charles.
Ward. George
Ward. Mrs. George.
Webb. Miss Minnie.
Williams, Edith.
Winter, Miss T.
Mitherbee. Mrs. A. F.. New York.
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