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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

uA,n .su.sss. stc ~ homemade hea'
cheese. 10 ssr. pure lard. ? its -
ismb chops. tte lt good bacon. zee %
-as beans fhs ttc. new potatoes 81
M gtr. small spBds. "a he ssc toua
toes 10 ffn. caruu1hsrs. g. each fad
ishss 5 hunrhes ars carrots tunrhss Sc
green onions I baarhss Sc. bead lettuce
Tor Sci hHiibnt cheeks ~. ste
salmon uuus tbs ssc. smslI tie
esc. fancy eaniaiDapos. FOR sse. Cra~
ford peaches zec DOS tpe trrorns. ate
beet r-sFn. : cans itr. matches. bersi
Too. uiured CLANS. iko siss. 4 ears 7tr
best butter ! H. tEc. cream cheese.
Iba sBc. beet salad OIL itc bottle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
NAVAL MILITIA OFF

The United States cruiser Al.
bany arrived here this morning
The Seattle division will assemble
this afternoon on the 4. $. s.
Vicksburg az West Seattle aud
will leave here at midnight for
Port Angeles. where several days
practice will be had before leaving
for San Francisco. In all. there
will be 260 men and officers
aboard. The Albany Is due al San
Francisco July 5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

stall ~. lbs fine graduated sugar.
SEE. stalls fT-as. fresh pastsurizsd milk,
&C. at. &c ~ stalls st-eb. best peanut
butter Toe 10. staii 1874. rock cod. Toe
IN harhecucd cod. $50 H. stall "a
haiibut. 2 lhs itc. stall 1874. kippered
herring. lbs 2sc. stall 81. tomatoes
ih. gtc. cantaloupss. Be and ? for Sc
stall "a 6c cold water starch. Sc. Stall
~. ibc brand milk ioc. Stall g. Zoe bot.
tics olives. SC. Stall 1875. PIT Jars
mustard. i0c. Stall 1903. Parowax. ioc
H. jar rubbers dos Zoe. stall 1895
picnic hams. lie ID compound. loo H.
stall 1907. boneicss corncd beef. i6o 10
stall 80. Toe loavss fresh bread. goc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
NO ONE PlNCHED

No arrests have as vet been made
In connection with the holdup on
"Wednesday morning OF the Seattle.
Everett interurban train near North
Park. In which passengers were re.
lioved OF $40.
The sheriff's office ran down rev
eral clueR yesterday and last night
without learning anything of value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

OLYMPIA. July Arthur VII.
son OF Seattle has been appointed
by Mrs. Josephine Preston. super.
in,endcnt Of instruction. as assist
ant superintendent. Mrs. Mary
Bryan was appointed deputy super.
intendcnt Both appointments were
made 90 fill vacancies caused by
recent designations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
SEATTLE IS BEATEN

VANCOUVER. July IA large
holiday crowd celebrating Domin-
ion day saw Vancouver defeat Seat.
tie. 2 20 /. this morning. A second
game will be played this afternoon.
Score:
Vancouver ...... 3
Eastlcy and Barth. .
Smith and Cheek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
JITNEY DAMAGES

Mae Rodgers. who was injured
IN Iitney accident on May 10
filed n suit In superior court Thurs.
day against Driver r. II. Duncan,
ard his sureties. the Pacific Coast
Casualty Co. with which he Is
bonded She asks $4,000 damages
for wrenched spine and bruised
hin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
SAME WITH BOTH

William John Thomas. OF 1893
W 5ist st. is seeking divorce
from Lucindrus Ann Thomas on
the ground that she spent too
much time at cafes and dance
halls.
Mrs Ruby Bunucll OF Seattle.
whose suit was filed Thursday NJ
the same time with tina; OF Thomas,
asks a divorce from Lewis Bunneli
because. she says. be loitercd
about cafes and saloons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

stalls ff3-irt large cans best milk,
ssc. baked beans without pork. Ice 40.
KasiR. csc stall IL. fancy green peas
he Zoe. wax beans. 81 10. rasphsrriss
Be- bor; cantaioapss. Sc ard Toe ben. stall
81 sweet butter. acc ~. fresh ranch
east. dos $50 stan. 7t-fe. pure cane
sugar 1915 sack. Ina t4r. lbs navy
beans. sbc. ESQ cAtsup. acc. cans sar-
dimes .tr. stall >. veal stew. ice 10. /,
compound. lie ~ ham burger steak.
ri. gbci chickens. itc 10. lamb stew
Sc N. picnic hams. igBc 10. stall ista
apricots ebc crate loEanbsrriss. us
crate peaches DC dnz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
WOMAN AGED 100
BURNED IN HOME

ABERDEEN. July 1.--Because
she tried TO save a second trunk
after hauling one out Of her home,
which had caught on fire. Mrs.
Mary Heck. 100. OF Oakyille. is be.
lleved today 10 be fatally burned.
A neighbor's boy saved her from
perishing In the flames.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
THEN IT Happened

NJ !. Burke and A. ]. Larsen.
OF 7i7a Pine 1T. are nursing Ne
we're burns Thursday. ms the result,
Of an unusual gas explosion acct
dent last night The chandelier
In iawson'a room fell. Burke
struck match 90 see what had
happened and the room. seeming.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
WILSON WINS IN
DIVORCE CASE

Robert II. Wilson. Renton con.
tractor. got divorce Thursday
from Mary ]. Wilson. when he ties
titled that she had been accepting
the attentions OF John Steele
wealthy Renton dairyman. whom
she was treating for rheumatism.
Judge Smith. who heard the
case, gave Wilson all the commun
ity property and refused Mrs. WI
son the alimony she asked.
Wilson has case pending
against Steele for alienation oil
Mrs. Wilson's affections.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

r. y. Pratt. charged with prac.
ticing medicine without state H.
cense. Il on trial before n jury in
Judge Smiths court Thursday. II
Il alleged he cured patients by the
laying on OF the hands"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
WATER FRONT LAND

WATERFRONT HOME HARGAiN
over 600 feet ~ bsapfifui esfss fFeut Ga
this eide - Mercer leland All i'm
proved has tea houses nns srfirs
wafsF on place rirrf into house dsrk
on prnpsftG. TWirE iftee Reason
able terms. no sill fi9idr n
CLIFFORD a VAN ARSDALE. Inc.
iaie rhlft Ave- tel washinxtan r..
LAKE wAHiti%urUN TRACTS
iiaea per mnnth Nearly one sore 1853
Three tinfAs from iakr. az tusnI'a
runninE safrF. fIua iand VIII sHnw ~
aHip ~ d Ninrsnt so American
ilsrs asla 1859
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PUBLIC MARKETS


NfsffzAht
stall -. frssh haglfut rs isr. fresh
sulsif. lie tkr. EnTtish sole. ihs itr.
stall tai. fresh SALMON. ifr % black
cod. ihs sac rock cod. se a. stall
see ioa ioAvss bread. ite. Hasssfnui
bread 100 loaf hnrsF cakes. tee Goa
Stalls ii.if. pet react. isac ~. pork
roast isAs snd itc ~ veal rnssg ists %
~ ifc ~. Stalls ft-ls. sgmnsf sausage
sfr ~. Qussa olives Sc a. peanut
butter. tie n. stall 80. 10 10. sugar.
Zee lib. hFfsH goldfish. itrl cans
safilnes n OF. .ic SIAN ies No ~
sark flour. ttr. re navy beans. ste
cans corn ur tomatoes $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

You cant beat II for nickel
that Hollywood Ice Cream Soda
at 212 Plke.-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

Hfsfs ~ washington couafy - kinx %
T. e. FAirhaIfH Cashier - ihs ahars
nsnssf hank. 81 ffust company tn sai
sfuniY sesaF that the fufsauins state
uisnt 10 true 90 the bssi ~ fuF tHgsi-
sfFs and belief
C. n FAtUuAfnS.
cashier
cufrsfft attest
y D. nfaNt.uw.
W 4. rpLftEW
HaaA..faa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01

ACRES SHOT CLAY. 1880
SIS CASH AND S. PER MONTH
This 10 fine land. and veil located haaag
Go snod markets aHd cheap fare So 30
attie onil thfss tracts ieft 81 fhls
ufias
CLIFFORD s VAN ARsDALE. Inc.
lels Thira ave lsl wsshlnEirs -
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REAL ESTATE


a Nan wt'h 81 bst ran make 81 sss
aaies. and ct fas hirns-r one - ~.
cisssiest iigils hNues ih seattle
u~ner u joss remplsiinE hessiifai A.
ream bunrsf0W aa rns Toe. t9ttea.
phtrh commands one - ths s4ast
sweeping slsss - D. rpunf aufrhsr~
N to rifr ssuhfarins ~ snflfs ritT.
sound saa faeunfains ~ifh a. -
psrisnr fine sts~ - npant nsinisF sha
Meet nahsr
rhls property is surrounded hr brAutifai
bones has q large srunf pafch. tssa
ntias tpufw. fsaBsF. hard pnd fiaprs
nr~piaes. basnusnt. D. near elasfiala.
grammar sd hiNh schools and com
nuniB tshnls courts
All ss.sssmsnts ars Paid n 'uii This =
q place stieh IL bnuri % srrssi -
fasfitinas people. and really most hs
sees 10 ~ appreciated
The a-usf has resn hpliins this property
At ff.tea. aua u 10 sell uUfth hahai
~ has pressing ned fnr cash ~ 'his
,ifns--ant 70 make auirk turn ~ has
rsdarad fhs rftre 70 $500 terms
ttsan sash snH ths balance ~ thFse
years Thrss rsarr from nu~ thi'
property shaaia 30 sefth hrtns~a
sfofs Ard - zee. rtfhnuf fuubf. -
Yea wil ret oais have beau'ifui honas
10 iiss -. but aisa On iasestfnsut
~hirh !. bound 60 Increase IN value n
You ever Intend - purchase = hafns
arraurs 90 sse thi.
can EHlp,i isag snd arrsnrs aneeinins.a,
MOVE RIGHT IN
Siry Nunsalaw just completed. - -
acre tract - god land On sravsl Feaa
mile. frrs- snnhcsni.h. wash. and -
minutes vsik from our mills 81 Three
lake. This 10 a snap and 10 eniy enc
% our many lard harEains We are
selling large. desirable srsa I'm
rnsaiatsiy around our miiis Prices and
terms are right aaf
YOU DEAL WITH uS DIRECT
let us shsw you write or see
y. H. MEIKLEJoHN
MEr Lard Dept
iTai 7. g smith nifg Seattle. Wash
THREE LAKES LBR. co.
FoR s6LE-i.ot 3ettte. two hioeks nofih
Ross school handy 20 csr iins and car
bans ilit essh Phone ksnvoud
IoTH sorigf tf5ts eity wstsr W Ard
paid on- block to car ies American
>oS~~~~~~oSo-~s~~~~~~~~-
MORTGAGE LOANS
TO-. IeSs,ls9ss, e. - ~, SssssSs,
so EXCHANGES
TO TRADE = pufisn Lake properly
|SIes ~ w. Us ~ Ell,e,, sssl
81 REAL ESTATE LOANS
tHw. 1g. ~
Mousy on improved city property. W.
make building loans
CALHOUN, DENNY q EWTNo
Alaska building
REAL ESTATE LoASs- NoHTHERN
Hond a Mortgage Co. Central Bidg
batwsen Columbia and Marion.
REAL ENTATE MORToAUEa $500 IN
- 10 So. fully secured. Tor sale ~ Jos
~ Thomas Co Inc t0t Cherry 81
SN~N~NS~~cN~~e~~~r~r~ e~~~~~oN~~~Ny~~4No4~
81 LEGAL NOTICES
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ACREAGE
ua,E You ssof

Ana 40 yea sent litfis tanrhF
Must cell level place flee
acreage new sell built house ~
rooms oufuuiifiuss izhh
parked deep. black bottom s1ii
frnHts ii9 feet nn state paved
fiEheaf close g. terry hart.
immediate possession F~ffua
SO cash. so mHHthtF call st
Hotel kffklsaa kffbiant. Washs
fnf tuhu ttfsnsmSh
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HOTELS

rita NtUetNrs HOTEL.
Ntrxinia ~ ana EiEhth Az.
uss any cars Ma Westisk~ ave ttf mod
eru. elegantly furuishsd roHrns snh The
tesi IN cleanliness comfort ani cauftssF
Cor ths least mnHey fFansfeni. &9e to
81 wessiy. t4aQ % - kltchsn prisi-
isses
TIRE ANNEX -eees Eighth. near West.
lass AZ. Nss clean fafnishet ssrafu-
heated bedrooms ffar fnsnl. free haths
snA phone Transisni. fsr wsskir " %
ritE HOTEL BURNSIDE -sinEis hauss.
k~spius ttGe ups transient outside
roams ffc up special v~~siY rates
hat and cold water. frss baths ttse#
Firsi ave. opposite Corner Msrhri
d 6S ANb 81 - WEEK rufnlshsf sasY
waihiur dtstsars medsfn iiai Aaih
fhsns nsaroa gstf
d 65 W WEEK Horgf EwfNu Md
srn hot and rpia water sssfs Fifsi
uorEf. wALroN SSH snf rssi.f 80
Removable aufes comfortable NJ 81
loon riiia,s tsss
PAXTON HoTEts-is " ~ssk 90. house
tsspina suites - rhWd amd chsfrr
Nain iass
HOTEL HON Eifs-Niash asa Ha-sti
strirtir nad-fu iishf. risan foafns.
reasonable Fr-s pAons
HOTEL pAvENroRT--M Modern. Fitsh
and Pike
i,.f.,ss 60 = ss.sss y -sss ~ -
FURNISHED APIS.
tIt--s ND J BooM spsrtmvnis COM
pisfslr furnished strictly private
tsie ttth ave, E@ss so
80
private home. rsaspussis IT'S
Hewsu Easi 1855
coy. f-fessn. nie~iy faFni.hsf. aaisias
ras ttTss raa nsit Nsin tEta
--~-~~.~.~~~S~~-~s~ S~~~~~~~~S~s~~~~~~~-~>
.77 FURNISHED ROOMS
YoTS0 LADY. ssnpi0Ysd. pleasant harn.
reasonable iiae ttth y. Capitol hni
Es., 1919
h17 gtRsr ava
s,I>>,.,y ~, ...s :, 20 s,ss,.>ooo.,.,o
% HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
1877 NfNTii--t.aFss front rgan hslf
cot kitrhsnetfs Gloss IN. Also fwa
single ronus uas ranges. phous bath
.Tis YELL FURNISHED fat. itGo. aaia
f.fs
= 50 Or WEEK Newell ssis wssisFn
~S~~-~~~~>~~~~~~~
20 BoARDERS WANTED.
uHOADwAY DISTRICT Lars. airy.
well furnished front raofn. o. 50. single
room. 81 Is. private home. board v do.
sirsd. East 1909
ROOM AND HOARD. ~ week. private
family home cooking. University dis
trict ksuwnad 1890
TWO GENrLENEN large veil Furnished
room private home teo car lines ts
week each ballard Tlf
a WIDOW. uaiucufutsrsd would rnafn
and board middie.aKsf gentleman.
homo comforts az second
1850 WEEKLY Hotel vIkinE. as7 West.
oD~S~~~~~~.~~~~~
50 RENTALS
Headquarters for Seattle
Rental Property.
Call At office and see list.
J. a. JAHS a CO.
Leading Renters
~-~-eISScI~H N,SS sSS,' SrI Se1
40 Business Chances
g7so6 nUYs stock and fiFiurs. Of store
llyinx room rear 500 stewart,
HEsTAuRAST. good i5catlon. 1850 1870
Hond -, Everett wash
Al ArDEACE
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tar Want Ad Rates
BUSINESS
IIREG1 n GRV

This directory is intended
for the convenience OF any one
desiring something a little out
OF the ordinary in their daily
needs and requiring it in a
hurry The firms represented
below make a speciality OF inn
medii d. service and will glad
" ..arnish any information
that Is necessary. Remember,
satisfaction is guaranteed by
every advertiser.
Just Use Your Telephone
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ACREAGE
IMPROVED RANCH
ga ACRES. CLEARED AND
FENCED

A good h-room modern house: harm
and chicken houses. 700 chick
ems ducks and geese good
cows good horse. buggy and
wagon, ali farm implements.
windmill. 600. gallon tank
water piped IN house and over
land. fine soil lios level. all In
crop 81 present time. facing on
county road Just OF sunset
highway. one hours ride from
Seattle Everything goes Tor
~ 600. easy terms Cali Nr
Giison goa Sew York Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

RUSSELL. W FARRFLt--tes y w
General practice estates. taws NH-'en'
srs vie: consultation free Erieit -
sTyvf1-r fsprr- JOSEPH AttEN, At.
rOgSrY. 20 yeav-' experience, laws -
hu-Nara and Wifi, property fiNhte
CONSTELLATION FREE Room. va
zee ~r@-- N,.-te risw ~str zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-07-01
20 MALE Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED logging car whack.r
and builder. sober and rsliahl. Full
sst tools state wages Harry T.
wiley. Fsrudaie. WhAtcon county
wash. ears z y. Wynn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
RICHARD S. HUNTER DIES
Well Known as Expert in Insolvency
Law

Richard S. Hunter for IL years referee
In bankruptcy. died last night at his
lawyer Of prominence and as an expert in
the laws of insolvency had wide repu-
tation. He occupied the position OF ref
cree through appointment by Judge Nc
Pherson. OF the United States District
Court
His Office was at 3Os Walnut street. Mr.
Hunter was a member Of a socially i'm
portant family He is survived by his wife
and a daughter, Isabel. No arrangements
for his funeral have been made
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
SCALPERS CORNER SUPPLY
OF FREE CONCERT TICKETS
"Specs" Defy Provision on Paste
boards and Prepare to Gather
Harvest

Greed for money among spectators
who seem to delight In taking the JOY
out OF life may deprive many music lovers
of slim purse from enjoying the first free
Sunday concert tomorrow of the Phila-
delphia Orchestra.
II was learned today that many of the
specs whose artistic temperament is
always aroused by the acquisition of dol
lars placed many stool pigeons in line
for tickets on Wednesday and these con-
federates managed to corner a large num-
ber. They were well rewarded for their
service. and the pasteboards will be Of
fered for sale, 1t Is said, just as though
tomorrow's concert was a regular theat-
rical attraction.
The fact that most os the free tickets
for the orchestra bear the announcement
that the ticket must not be offered for
sale does not appear to deter the specs"
in the least.
Many OF them on Broad street today
were freely taking orders" for tickets
and declared they would be able TO de-
liver them near the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Representatives OF the orchestra said
that any person offering these tickets
for sale will be Immediately arrested and
arrangements have been made by the
police 10 drive the scalpers from the
street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
cops" PET HAS LEG CRUSHED
ARRESTING MAN; TREE FOR HIM
"Bum," Faithful Dog, Injured While Catching Pris.
oner Who Had Broken Away
From Policeman

He just dropped in from Heaven; that's
all"
Policeman Hlgham tried to smile
through his tears as he patted Bum" on
the back If there ever lived police dog
that deserved the name 1t is Bum" lie
licked the cops" hand as he gazed at
him with grateful misty eyes today. Pain
racked his body and he tried to suppress
cries OF distress as he poked his head
under pillow. shortly after midnight
Bum captured a prisoner. and In the
chase his leg was crushed under the
wheels of a wagon
The dog. a brindle Dane, is part Of
the force Of the Trenton avenue and
Dauphn streets station He Is known
all over the district for he patrols a
different beat every day or two.
II was a panhandler and alleged thief
who was the cause OF BUNS suner-
ing Bum was patroling one Of his
beats in Trenton avenue with Policeman
Mueller when they both spied man
going from door to door.
Mueller caught the man and took him
to nearby corner to ring for the wagon.
The prisoner, who said he was Joe"
Kelly, then declared the cop" had
trimmed" him of $50
During an argument he slipped from
the policeman's grasp and ran up Tren-
ton avenue. but Bum was right at his
heels. The fugitive jumped aboard
bakers wagon and threatened the driver
If he didn't take him along But Bum
and Mueller was still after him. Finally
tn" dog got abreast Of the wagon and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
ALLIES EXPECT
GERMAN DRIVES
EAST AND WEST
Teutons May Strike on
Meuse Line at st.
Mihiel Wedge
AVIATORS RAID METZ

LONDON. Dec. IS.
There is increasing evidence that the
Germans are preparing new strokes on
both the Eastern and western fronts, or
at least a concentration of their forces
to strike when conditions are propiuous.
officials believe that the Germans, hav-
ing found the line in Flanders and Artois
nuts too hard to crack, contemplate NOV
ing In the St Mihiel region, where their
line penetrates to the River Meuse and
where there has been considerable ac-
tivlty during the last few days. The only
thing argued against this Is that the
river has been at flood and the French
have been systematically destroying the
bridges as they we're rebuilt. Thus tar,
however, there has been little more than
the usual mining and bombing operations
and aerial fighting in the west.
The French war ONCE announced last
night that two French aviators had
dropped score Of shells OF large callbre
on the railway station Of lie Sablon, at
Metz. No mention is made of the damage
done lie Sahon is two miles south of
the city Of Metz proper and ls inside the
girdle Of forts surrounding the city.
Heavy artillery firing is reported along
the whole front i'm Belgium and Artois,
in Champagne, where French guns
slenced several German batteries near
Massiges and Mt Les Eparges and the
Bois-le- Pretre, where the German works
were seriously damaged.
The following official report was Issued
by tho French War Office this afternoon:
Some artillery actions occurred dur
ing the night in Artois A battle with
bombs was fought to the east Of Roclln-
court our batteries bombarded German
trenches at Blairevlle, to the south of
ArraS.
men,, ,L, S,,,,,,o ,rJ Tho Oiso IL,
the region of Chaulnes our artillery di-
rccted nm efiicacious fire on enemy supply
wagons assembled there"
The following official report from Brit
ish Headquarters In France was issued
tonight by the Press Bureau:
Last night the enemy made small
attack against our line about
the quarries to tho north OF Loos. This
was easily repulscd.
ARTILLERY activity continued through
the day, especially to the north Of
Ypres."
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

tried to jump on the scat lie slipped
under tn" front wheels. ono of them
passed over his left forclcg
Bum Jumped for Eelly's trousers as he
droppcd from the wagon and chung TO
him until Mueller arrived. The cop"
pinioncd the man to the ground and,
with Bum limpinE alongside took him
to the station house.
Policemen HiEham Autey and MacLiow-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
FRENCH WARSHIPS DEFEtT
TWO HYDROAEROPLANES
One Flying Craft Destroyed OFF
Turkish Coast, Other Damaged

PARIS, Dec. is.-Tn the first battle that
has occurred between French torpedo
boats and hostile aircraft the torpedo
boats We're victorious. according to an
official statement issued at the Ministry
OF Marine today.
The battle occurred off the Turkish
coast.
our torpedo hotIlla, having perceived
two enemy hydroaeroplancs near the
shore, shclled and pursued them" says
III" official statement. "One succeeded in
escaping. but tho other seriously dam
aged, Capsized and was captured
wv" took prisoner the naval officer and
subofficor who formed It's crew
The Marine Ministry also announced
that French cruiser had hombarded and
entirely destroyed German war stores on
tho Const
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18
GREECE TO GIVE
ENEMIES FIELD
FOR BIG BATTLE
Sarrail Formally Notified
Il of Neutrality in Case
Germans Attack
KAISER MAKES THREATS
Wrath at Salonica Fertilization.
Greeks Clear Ground for
Belligerents
sALONICA. Dec. IS.

o. SABONICA. Dec. IS
Greece will refrain from interference
and maintain a policy Of strictest neu-
ltrality " the Allies are attacked on Greek
oterritory. General Sarrail, commander OF
the AnElo-F French forces received formal
modification to this effect today
- Colonel Palis official representative Of
the Greek War Office at Salon!ca. trans
mited the following notice to General
ssarral:
., "Ir the evort that the Allies are fol-
lowed by their enemies to Greek soil, the
Greek army has orders to retire IN order
to leave the fed clear to the h"li-'i' nts.
Germany threatens an immediate move
on SaoniCa for expulsion Of the Allies
from their Greek base and haven for
retreat OF the Serbian eXpeditionary
tforce.
German troops will cross the Greek
frontier before the end OF next week and
renew the assault ON ;ne Anglo French
forces, according to reports circulated
here today. The information Is said to
have come from persons close TO the
German Embassy.
The Allies VII make their hrst deter
mined stand about % miles north of Sa-
lonica. Strong works. begun before the
Anglo French retreat from Serbia. arc
being completed and are counted upon
TO check II not to stop entirely the Teu-
tonic invasion.
Greek authorities are lending every pos
Bible aid to the Allies. \ high official
hof the ministry OF railways visited Sa-
slonica yesterday and conferred with GEN
eral Sarrail. Arran gements were made
2for more frequent and spccdior rommuni-
7cation between Salonicn and the Anglo
French front near the Greek border.
Replying to Greek diplomatic repre-
rsentatons which had as their aim the
preventing of the entry of Teuton troops
into Greece" says the Times cor.
respondent the German Minister de-
clared that the fortitications which the
dEntente Allies are constructing at Sa-
lonCa would compel Germany to take
-action to drive out the Allied forces.
r. premier Skouluds rtioincd that In no
to set foot on Greek soil"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-18

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retiring from business in 1898 ye
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late residence Tuesday. Decon,btlom btlom
2 o'clock in the afternoon. q,