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10000 JAPs IN FRISCO
Bv Associalcd Prexl

San Francisco, Cal, April 19.-Cali-
fornia has japanese population of
approximately sc, 900, according to an
advance estimate of the census now
being taken and made public TODAY by
the Japanese consul-generaI. The
larger part of the Japanese is engaged
III agriculture.
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5000 OOO IN wHEAT RTrR<c

Baltimore, Md, April 19.-Fire of
unknown origin destroyed the grain
elevator of the c. A. Gambrill Manu-
featuring Company at Ellicott City,
near here, to-day, together with 15, 900
bushels of wheat. The loss was esti-
mated at 100000.
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EXPLOSIONS sINK SHIP
BY .1ssocidfcd Press

London. April IA Lloyds dis
patch from Lisbon says the Norwegian
steamship Terje Vixen sank on Mon
day in Cascae bay, fifteen miles west
of Lisbon, after three explosions on
board the vessel. The crew was saved.
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WON'T OBSERVE
ARBOR DAY But
WILL SET TREES
Planting of 10000 Young Shoots
"All in Days Work" of
Forester

While Harrisburg will not officially
observe Arbor Day. april %, the park
and forestry departments will begin a
lot OF tree planting round about that
time. 1t will be all In the days work,
though.
on or about April "a the park
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DLPL ONA TIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY
TO BE SEVERED BY IT, S. UNLESS ILLEGAL
UBOAT ATTACKS CEASE IS UL TINA TLLN

Last Word Contains Plain Statement That We Could Not
Remain on Friendly Terms With Germany if Amer
icanLiUes Continued toBe Placed in Jeopardy by Sub
marines; Demand to Stop Is UneqmiUocal; Break
May Be Avoided If Submarine Warfare Is Conducted
in Accordance With Accepted Rules of International
Law
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ASK RETURN OF
SECRET PAPERS
AND CUSTODIAN
German Ambassadors Demands
Release of Won Igel and 70
Pounds of Documents
THROW LIGHT ON PLOTS
Unique Problem Raised by
Arrest of Aid to Teuton
Military Attache

New York, April 9.-Government
officials here faced a UNIQUE problem
to-day resulting from the demand of
the German embassy in Washington
FOR the release of Wolf Won IgeI and
the return of documents seized in his
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President Speaks


The President said:
Gentlemen of the Congress-: A sit
uation has arisen in the foreign rela-
t1ons of the country of which it is my
plain duty to inform you very frankly.
1t will be recalled that in February,
1915, the imperial German government
announced its intention to treat the
waters surrounding Great Britain and
Ireland as embraced within the seat of
. war and to destroy all merchant ships
owned by its enemies that might be
found within any part of that portion
OF the high seas, and that it warned all
vessels, of neutral as we'll as of bill
ligerent ownership, to keep out of the
waters it had thus prescribed or else
enter them at their peril The govern
ment of the United States earnestly
protested.
Based on Law of Nations
II took the position that such a
policy could not be pursued without
the practical certainty of gross and
Dalpable violations of the law of ma
tions, particularly if submarine craft
were to be employed as its instru-
ments, inasmuch as the rules pre-
scribed by that law, rules founded
upon principles of humanity and es-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

~ ~ ~ '~"' '>'e 'o""-
Stef Torru stcclton
ID.
- ~ ~ ~ '' f"FSl
Thomas Hoffman, E
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
More Gold and Securities From Abroad


TO the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
TRADING IN COTTON QUIET,
WITH THE MARKET STEADY
Some Southern Selling-Wall Street
Bought

NEW YORK, Feb. 14Business was
quiet at the opening on the Cotton Ex-
change this morning. and the attendance
was very small There were many alb
sentees at the opening. The early tone
was steady at 2 to points higher.
Trading on both sides of the market
was without Importance. There was
some Southern selling. with Wall Street
and uptown buying on n small scale.
After the call the demand increased and
prices advanced 3 to 4 points further.
The Government figures Hf consumption
in January, while under the general aver
age of predictions were without influ-
ence
Liverpool cables reported a quiet but
steady market with prices to 8 points
higher at the opening here.
Precipitation was general in the east
ern and southern portions of the cotton
belt, and temperatures were lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
BAR SILVER

In London bar silver was quoted at 2G7s
pence. off l-l0 pence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS

CHICAGO, Feb. I4.-HoGs.- $4,000;
butchers, $1,000 s.55j goSdd. heavy, s7,g99s ,SS +
cATrLE.-Receipts. 1900; market strong,
1Oc higher; beeyes. S6,31d0.85: cows and
! i,gsHEEP.~Reeelpts. 5000; market steady.
1Oc. lower: native and Western, S7,60as.S5;
lambs. $s.75Gil35.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK Feb. ~. - BUTTER-Markct
Arm reCepta, 1855 packages. Extra cream
ery, 3ia34iSc.: higher scoring, 35d35l5c, state
dairy 32@33c.; imitation creamery, 2}d23lgc.
tICGs- Market firm. Recepts STA pack
ages Extra frsts, 26kd2Tc.; nrsts. 25d26c, !;
nearby whites, 30dllc. nearby browns. Pa
2Nc; mixed color, 2Jd2sc. refrigerator best
10d21c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
LiYernOol Cotton

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 14-Spot cotton was
in moderate demands today at an ad-
vance of points as compared with Fri
day; mid-upland slid. The sales were
1000 bales, including 5000 bales American
The imports were 800 bales, Including
1900 bales American. The market for
futures closed quiet at a net advance of
1ikq2 points compared with Friday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Feb. 1.-THE pro-
posed sale of the Thomas Iron Company,
whose plants are at Hokendauqua. Albur-
tbs. Hellerstown and Riegelsvill-, has
fallen through the three months option,
secured by Miles L. C. Kapelmacher, of
Logan, o., having expired without being
exercised The price agreed upon was
$3,5O00O0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

NEW YORK, Feb. 1I.-The price of
gasoline in Arizona has advanced one
cent gallon tank basis, to n minimum
of 221a cents and maximum of 251s cents;
to a minimum of % cents and maximum
of "a cents in Florida, and to minimum
of 22ia and a maximum of 20 cents in
Georgia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
BOSTON AND MAINE RAILROAD

Mass H. 1916
NOthOders o iroad:
o
M
MENT OF AMOUNT THEREON
INTEREST DISCOUNTED
Directors Fitbug andL
o
The Board of o
Stockholders consolidation the
approved
Your will mnished by
be placed enable
Acceptance
tors not later February 29 1916
Noteoda toadvi the Company
Masac chuaets
a. 1916 of Of the plan fore
numbers, including and of
they hold " subq be
esfore extension
By order of Director
II.
PraiAat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
FINANCIAL NEWS
SHOW OF STRENGTH IN COPPERS
FAILED TO HELP REST OF MARKET
Foreignowned Securities Again Brought Into Promi-
as an Influence by the Arrival of the Adriatic
With Nearly $300O0000
NEW YORK, Feb. IA.

failed
although those main
brought the
international
holdings securities bankers
had
of
National
Bank nj the Guaranty
did indicate that large
dealings sterling exchange the three institutions and
creation
nerborough Rapid Transit
had
Transit a
friction between
public
Central Com
MoreGo andS Securities From Abroad
American securities
OF consigned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14

eTI and sOulHeTn pOTIIOns OF tne COltOl
belt, and temperatures were lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
Gasoline Prices Still Climbing

'Quoted cN dividend.
"sQuoted on a basis of $2j par.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-02-14
ANNuAL sIEETINes

a~a== COMMERCIAL Trust COMPANY.
Philadelphia, February 2, 1916.
.Tha annual meeting or the stock
H8Idazs Of the company Will be held
81 ia once. Commercial Trust Build
80. Fhlladelphia, Monday, February
z16i 1915, at ?. IA, for the election %
sas1n directors and the transaction Of such
elhfr businsss may be brought before the
SAMUEL A. cRozER. Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-11-29
SHIVERICK'S TO
IS EXPECTED TO /
HELP CORNELL OUT
BY n. c. HAMILTON

~ StatT SOfF66QQ0O6Nt
NEW YORK, Nov. 2e.-Oe-
spite the hurry and hustle Of
an impending conflict between
Brown and Colgate and snoth-
er between Pittsburq and
Penn State. football fans Of the
East were today putting q fsw
chips on the Pennsylsanis- +
Cornell battle at Philadelphia
tomorrow. IL has come TO Be
an annual affair between the
ithacans and PhilsdeIphians
and each succeeding year is
bringing more exciting after
dinner entertainment.
Pennsylvania. after a slump. hs1
recovered nightly and stands wed
up among the teams OF the AZ
lantic seatoard Also. Cornell. d
spite OF its crushing defest by Hsx
ward. will send a powerful ele7
into the field. ~
Depend on His Toe
Much dependence is being pla<
ed on the toe of Shiverick. CorneI
quarterback AS a punter. thr
youth compares more favorable
with briggs OF Princeton than an!
other toe expert in the East. and
as a field goal manipulation. hi
record surpasses any other leadinI
gridiron gladiator in this section
He managed TO worm three d
them out of the game with Mich
gan. and one OF them assembled III
crossbar from the 45-yard line.
No territory within 80 Yards O
the uprights is safe from the driv,
of his toe.
Bob Follwell. guiding star OF m
Pennsylvania hopes. is bankinl
much on the fighting qualities O
his tesm-and Berry. He manage.
to save a few plays out of tn,
wreck and ruin OF the season an,
will spread these out for the edifi
cation of DR.. Sharpe's followers.
Brown and Colgate have finishes
whettins .heir knives and WI
spend today training on signall
and blackboard work. ,
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ELkS have CLOTHES
FOR POOR AND NEEDY

More than 1000 destitute men.
women and children have warm
clothes for the winter thru the ef-
forts OF Seattle Eiks.
Distributing headquarters have
been established at Second ave. and
James st. In the Seattle hotel build
lng
Thirte.a hundred mems suits. 900
oyercoatS. 1900 shoes and 500 suits
OF underwear. all slightly worn.
were donated by members recently
at a membership social. at which a
bundle OF old clothes was the price
OF admission. About 1000 people
can yet DO served. in the opinion Of
W. IT. kicpper. who is in charge
Otto Wolf and Addison Axelle are
assisting him.
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WON'T LET HODGE
STOP Bar AUG

Superior Judge Jurey issued :
writ OF Injunction Wednesday o.
motion OF Deputy Prosecutor Ewink
restraining Sheriff Hodge from -
tanning possession of nearly $50
worth of bar fixtures confiscatc1
by the state. following the raid, ~
June, on Gerald's saloon. The IN
was made returnable next Monday.
The fixtures were ordered sold on
November IS by Justice Brinker
and Constable Shrewsbury has SCI
the date of sale m December is.
Hodges entrance into the affai
is objected to by the prosecutor
office, on the ground that the cou1
~ has no interest In the matter. II
Hodge appeared at the Avn
warehouse Tuesday and asked Il
the fixtures. on the ground that a.
goods were returnable on civil n
plevin started by Gerald's attornel
In July against the city of scat
Tor the return of the property
Ewing has ordered Shrew -
continue with the sale.
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ronsnnY-MEpst.nAY

Stall turkeys fhr 20 a5f ~. pot
fossi iso d. ftsiis 7-s-iT. eaffanfs. 2ef
pig layer nEs itr pss ssediess raiFins
ibs fss 1f-oS bottle boiled elder. he
zoe can asparagus ibe3 lemon and orange
peel gac 10 Stall 81 purn Kranuiated
suHsr. he btf. pare paatsufiEsd milk
e. pt. 3c a. Nss Orissns m9iAssss. ios
rsn cor. rams shfimps. ztc. cant
salmon. &c. pkss Jsii-o. 9tc stall 80
l.fss mine~ pt.s Zee. delicious home msd'
lninssnsat ihs zoe stall 90. bes
butter "a H. ihs stc. good butter
ne 10. III. 76e cream brick cheese
re 10 stall q mincsmsat. To- go
apple butter To- o..
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stall 10. special genuine plum ppddinK,
zoe ~ mlncsmsaf. 200 10 stall ia.
Olympia oysters. SO pf. 40 a. Eastern
oysters 90 pt. TO a. stalls ef-2a.
suHsf tTk0 per sasE milk. - 80 per
rass lbs Japan rice. RIO. q small cans
hest milk 9sr ntsils ~ % g. large
queen olives 7Er at bet uiursnsai
lie ID , lhs tgr Hislis - ~. choice
select oysters. ise pt. large = ' Counts.
900 D. lie a. stall T. beet stamped
sssr GO dos riaii e. fuu patent flour.
81 30 sack lemon. orange and cltf0n peel.
ssr ~ ch0le. layer raisins lee D. pbE
large can pumpkin. isr stall =. turkegs
SOC 80 steer pot fpasi. g. 70 100 90.
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Hfsii. 2. .. .. :. turksys. sbc 10 and up.
geese rae ~ daess zte % pot roar
D. 90 o. 10 stall ~. oysters fresh opened
Olympia. &c pit tfc a. fresh Eastern.
as - &C. At Eastern la she'll. 30 don
stall isg. fresh pallet ~srs. t1c DOR. :
dor ste guaranteed storage eEgs. &c
dor oregon cF-amsry butter. aec 10. 2
lbs o. et ne best peanut butter. CSC
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Steer steal. i2he ID mutton chops
ilse 10 London layer fAisihs itc IN.
Carolina rice. . lbs zSr steel cut oats
ies lie. soof storage sssa COO dor
peanut butter. ise 10 olives. zoe ~
dsashuai. ife don rolls. lie doz AiAs
IA Nocksy. salmon. &c can. &Anrsnifa
asparagus iso can srap.ffsis. &C. each
I.p.s..s orange. isc dss peppers los
$50 osisry. g. 30 $50 stalk.
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ftaii ~. ibs fine Franuistsd sugar.
SIC stall -. pure pas,enriKed milk. O.
gt. To a. stall e.. fuFsrfs see H.. Stall
4 isii. fresh ehsfnsd butter. t1c ib. Ftall
IS missd nuts ite D.. q its soc. seed
lees grapefruit . for Zee Kisll g. \. A
I ~ soda. In pkg g. ftaii ites. iarss
ne. paes lsy-r rsisiBs he zse
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MADAM CEALY

THE GREAT EuNFTIAN pnHgNut..
gBfsT
who has the ruWer 60 fprssss and tell
yuu on All important affairs - nfs
Tells your past present and future life
adFisgs in business ana family affairs.
conrtshiB ami marriage. tells me name
~ tho nnan ~ woman Feu viii msFrf
tells romF enemies names and hos 60
conquer them makes happiness he
tessn man and site tells shat you aTs
adapted for and shat business ta most
lucky for you. tells In regard 20 Fnuf
absent ffirnda The madam never
tu seattle before Ehs gives every salts.
faction Readings this we.k special
zoe Hotel Norris Room itaf =
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PUBLIC MARKETS


HtaH 4 oregon tufksfs. a1r 10. AslTf
uih 7 cans 1se. Wiiispa cheese. 20 w. r
pasisuFlrsd milk. g. a. stan =. Eastern
nysfets abe ~ stall "a olympia oysters
60 a. san 20. large Nrwf9undlanH
hstfiHs TO- snfh RED shield butter. f-c
H. stall HfuHssis sprouts ibf ~.
lemons 100 dpE Delicious apples, l@'a f
dos stalls t0-if. WinsaAps ~ box local
apples 7ie hos efanbsrrlsH. ifc a.
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MADAM LESLIE

ogtsT AND ciAfRyoYAST
This famous uhrcnoioEi-t reads your en-
Tire NE from the cradle 20 old age Just
80 the head Indicates. gives YOU dates
facts. tells you shat has passed In lifs
what is fappsnlnr. ~ithout asking a
single question. She does not tell
things o. please. hut reads thinEs Just
% fha had indicates tells you shat
planets yea wrro born under. the lucky
Rnd uniucky piausts shsn or wbo you
viii marty. settles and explains love
family Troubles MARRIAGES divorce.
health Business. iaes suits specuafiana
investments. trsnsa tttnns % all Kind.
IN fact. no fnsttsr Shat your hope fear
or ambition. come 20 this noted phfsn-
olorisi ard find help There u no need
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readings are strictly confidential call
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CLEVELAND. Nov. 2s.-cx
pio staggered tocsy--th<.~1ur|
splt Of a rap handed him by(
Prof. J. e. Cutler. VINO han
dies sociology for Western Re.
serve.
Love alone az a base for .
marriage 10 vulgar ard low"
said Cutler today. Love Is .
potent divorce cause. Other
countries are rapidly abandon
ing the Illusion OF love-"
Miss Virginia Hardy. leadinl
lady OF The Winning OF BarbarI
Worth" playing at the Moore the
atre. when shown Prof CutleTl
statement Wednesday. declared h
must be "a sour old apple
while inexperienced matrimoo
tally" she ssid. ~Ill put my LTD
bet on Danny Cupid. II love is =
illusion. as Prof Cutler san
there are a lot OF us who doal
want 20 be walked up.
At any rate. I fail 10 note thal
Prof Cutler suggests any loftiel
base than love for marriage. U
I'll he does. must feel that hei
only a sour old apple who has
Crouch"
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s HeGP WSNTG6@NzCG

The Chinese
we're the first
eople in the
world TO have a
God knowledge
+ the printing
ndustry and to
make gunpow
Ter. Then fol
owed the study
II human life
an II diseagps
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MADAM HONOR was n9gN

MADAM HONOR WAS noHN
AZ Alexandria
Egypt She ~ recognized as the most
wonderful phrenoioEist in the world
Ter readings will artonish you as we'll
80 delight YOU she tells past. present
ana future correctly giving you vaiua-
bic Information on all affairs OF life
near and dear to the human heart n
IN trouble. she can help you. Her adj
vice II good. Try her Guaranteed sat
isfRction. Room ~ Antiers Hotel
Fourth ave and Union st
MD PItRENoLOGisr
aiR University. between Fifih and sixth
Tells past, present ana future. consist
ms business and love affairs! advises
sou about divorce cases ana what wit
De your lucky step IN llfe 10 tnkoi VIII
tell fun names ~ your lover sweet.
heart. friends. enemies ana what you
are most adapted for Special readings
co. Permanently located
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When y. +, Goulett, expresslno6
loaded II on his wagon. the officeN
arrested him and conf'scated -
hsense
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

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Yor wifA. HAVE SOMETHING 70 nv
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MADAM zoNs
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21-HoUsEs. uNF.. FOR RENT
Ton RENT NEW GROOM HOUSE.
,ie. two blocks from municipal golf
Inks agae s.th
f.RoOM HrNasf.ow. GOOD CoNDI-
tion. itste per month. Fhens North
iite
FoR pKNT. ilo-a.RooA COTTAGE.
on Boulevard. Gas range and heating
stove. water front vles q s7ti
N~-~0~~0~~e~~~~>~>~>e>~ Nss~N~~~~~N~~r~~~
2e-ApARrMENTs. uNFuR.
ST fAwRENCE AND MODERN
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% ROOMS AND BOARD
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Tor all zee own~r. 1sgs Aurora ave
al ACREAGE FOR SALE
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state 81 Washington. In ana for tho
County % Yakima
IN PROBATE
No fuB ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
In the Matter Of tho Estate aud Guard
ianshtp ~ virginia Brown. Marguerite.
HroNn. Constance Brown. Louise
Brown Irene brown Lucille Brown aud
Ruth brown Minors
Il appearing TO this court from the petit
tion this DAY presented and filed h.
George 81 Brown. tho guardian Of the
persons ana estates % Nifsiria Rrnwn
Marguerite brown. Constance Brown.
Louise Brown. Irene Brown. Lucille
Brown and Ruth nrown, mirrors. pray.
ting for an order Of sale OF certain real
estate belonging to said wards. that ~
IL necessary that such real estate should
he sold.
IL Ia hereby ordered that am persons in
terest.d In the said estate appear be-
fore this court on FRIDAY December
-, 1915. and at TO o'clock IN the fore
noon ~ said day. IN the court room Of
this court. ~ the court house In the
city of North Yakima, Yakima county
state of Washington. then and there 20
show cause why an order should not
be granted for the sale Of such real
estate
And & il further ordered that a copy Of
this order be published at least once a
week for four successive weeks befor,
tho said day ~ hearing In the Seattle
Daily star. In king county. Washington
newspaper printed and published in
said county. and OF general circulation
therein,
Dated November IS 1915
THOS. u. GRADY
Judge Of Superior Court
BRowDER nRowN.
Attorney Tor Guardian.
Providont Bldg.
Tacoma Washington
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