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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
For County Recorder.

I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination of the Of flee of County Recorder of Cochise County, subject to the will of the vot CTS at the Democratic Primary. to be held on September 12th.
 RAY B. KREBS. Tombstone, June Sth.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
FOR CONSTABLE

I desire to announce my candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Constable of Precinct No. ?, Bisbee. Arizona, subject to the primaries Sep tember 12.
 A. E. ROUNTREE.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
For Sheriff.

announce myself as candidate for sheriff subject to the will of the Democratic voters a, the primaries September 18th.
 F MACDONALD
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17

On the eight-cylinder King a new place has been found for the power tire pump. It is on the transmission case under the floor. operated by lev CT which projects through the floor board.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.


 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, May 9. 1916.
 NOTICE $ hereby given that Roy A. Newman. of Garces. Arizona, who. on March 7th. 1912, made Home.iead Entry. No. 016S92, for E1s SEA-. Sec. 26; E1z NEH. Section 35, Township 22, S.. Range 20, E., G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before I. D. Taylor. U S. Commis- sioner. at Bisbee, Arizona. on tLe 17th day of June. 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Joel P. Steele. of Buena: and Rich ard K. Haverty, Caleb A. Newman. Sarah E. Newman. t3) of Garces,
 THOMAS F. WEEDIN,
 Register. First publication May 12. 1s1e. Last publication June IT. 1916
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 Department of the Interior. U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona. May 22. 1916.
 NOTICE is hereby given that 1T. William Reinholm. of McNeal, Ari- zona. who. on April 20. 1913. made Homestead Entry. No. 021s39. for N. E. r.. Section 27. Township 21. &, Range 2s. E.. G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the lapd above described. before l. D. Taylor. U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee. Arizona. on the 6th day of July. 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Carl Nyholm. Joseph F. Parvin. Abel Waisanen. Levi H. Wyatt. all of McNeal. Arizona
 THOMAS F. WEEDTN. Register. First publication May 25. 1916 Last publication July s. 1916.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

First publication Juue &. 1916. Last publication July 10. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First publication May 12. 1916. Last publication June IT. 1916
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01

Avstrija je izdala oh priliki mo-
bilizacije v dobi balkanske vojne
blizu stiristo ~miljonov brez vsake-
ga dovoljenja. V casu, ko "ni bilo
mogoGe" dobiti II miljonov "a ze-
leznicarje, ko je bio devet milo
nov "a izstradane drzavne usluz-
bence nedosezne svota, so lahko
sipali sto in sto miljonov "a mill
tarizem IL rokava.
Ko je bill mastni racun predlo.
zen delegacijam in so socialist
predlagali, maj Sc pozove vlada ma
odgovornost, so mescanski dele.
gatje skomizgayali, Ges; Hudo je
res, ali kaj moreno druzega kakor
placatii
Placevali seveda MISC sami, am
pax denar Sc je nagrabil il ljud.
skin zepov.
Ako ne bi bile Wade dobilc mo-
gocnega militaristicnega aparata,
povecanega cd leta do leta, oboro-
zevanega cd peta do glave, dresi.
ranega do blanosti ako ne bi bile
meScanske stranke napram militia
rizmu pohlevne kakor lakaji brcz
samozavesti; ako sc he bi bila
morilna masinerija gonila do toe
Ike, ma kateri je eksplozija skoraj
neizogibna, ne bi bila nobeni vladi
napoved vojne tako lahka, kakor
so 81 jo napravili odgovorni in ne
odgovorni hudodelci.
Europa ina zahvaliti svojo ne
sreco meSGanski politiki. u demo-
kracijo, svobodo in narodnoSt.io ma
jeziku so b~urzvazne stranke sluz;-
lie reakciji in absolutizmu, V svoji
zanicevanja vredni podrepnosti
pricakujoce nagrado cd vlad, Xxi
hi bile morale biti pravzaprav Nth
sluge.
Grozote, XII Jill seize vojna take
bogato mad narodi, Sc ne dajo pre-
preciti. Ali IL kr fave nesreGe ic
treba 6rpati vsaj nauk, XII Sc nam
vsiljuje.
LjudstVO Sc more obvarovati ia
kega gorja "a bodocnost lie tedai,
ce Sc otrese varuStva meScanSk!R
strank in tudi V politiki postavi ma
svoje noge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01
NOV POLICIJSKI SKANDAL.

Zadnji cetrtek je bila V Chicago
okradena Washington National
Park Bank. Tatovi so odnesli ne
kaj cez $4,000 d~olariev. Policija je
zacela takoj zapirati ljudi in do
polnoGi Jill je bio deset pod klju-
Gem. Drugi dan so pa imeli prave
tatove. Bio jih je pet, ma celu neki
Eddie Mack, znan kot eden mai
smelejSih zepnih tatov V Ameriki.
Ma GA vzh. 80. Place ina baje
razkoSno urejen dom. katerega 81
hi prisluzil Z delom.
Mack je pred drzavnim pravd-
nixon primal YES zlocin z vsemi
podrobnostmi. Dejal je pa Sc ne
kaj wee, IL cesar Sc, &c je reSnicno.
izleze 10Y policijski Skandal. De-
jail je, da so bill o TEN ropu do
bro pouceni nekateri policisti in
gotovi umazani politicarji. Pove-
dial je tudi Nth imena. in trije
njegovih tatinskih tovariSev so to
potrdili. Ia gotovo podkupnino
so jim nekateri policisti dajali
trajno zascito in Jill navajali ma
z~lOdejstva.
Bandit so dejali, da ie bila med
gotovimi policisti in politicarji ia
korekoc liga, XII je skrbela "a to,
da dobi V Chicago najdrznejSe kri-
minalnike in da more nepreneho-
ma pozivljati tukajsnje zlocinske
elemente in delati $ TEN elm wee
teGav oblastim.
DRAWN pravdnik Hoyne .je IL
javil, da nj to odkritje zanj mic no
vega, ker je bill re pred par tedni
obvescen, da sc neprenehoma i'm
portirajo zlocinci Chicago, in
sam je storil korake, da bi Jill vjel.
Gin dobi veleporota vso stvar V
roke, bodo baje imena prizadetih
objavljena.
Policijo sta obdolzevala tudi
Charles Kramer, znan pod imenom
big Polly" in njegov brat Har-
ry, Little Polly. Ola sta pri-
sla il New Yorka, kjer sta imela
sitnosti V casu Rosenthalovega IL
mora. Priznala sta, da sta prisla
v Chicago lie 2 namenom, da ople-
nita navedeno banko. Tudi Mack,
Alex Brodie in Harry Feline so lu-
pei IL New Yorka. Vsi pravijo,
da je bill vlom V banko skrbno pri-
pravljen in nekateri so jo veckrat
posetili, da so vse temeljito pre-
gledali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01
Pogresana submarinka.

Izmed Stirih podmorskih ladij,
XII so bile ma poti IL New Yorka v
Pensacola. 81 je "K-5"v mcgli IL
gubila. Uradniki mornariSkega
oddelka izjavljaio, da nj nobcuega
pOvoda "a kakSne skrbi. Najbrzev
je submarinka V megli izgubila
sprcmljevalne ladje, pa Jill nj mo-
gla najti. Iadnjic so jo vidcli V ne
deljo zjutraj ma viSini Cap Ro-
main.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01
OTROSKE MISLI.

Mile vpraSnie radovedno: "Gospodicna! AL
je Bog Hrvat ali SrbY'
U~Giteljica je ostela fantica, XII je zamudil solo,
ker Je bill Sci Togo bit. VpraSala ga ie: al ne
veS' kaj postane il deckov, XII Sc hodiio zogat ma
mesto v solo?'
"Da," je odgovoril mali modrijan. "prvak
zogarjev v kakSni ligi, pozneje pa Billy Sunday"
Ratchet; Drejcc. kan pride Glovek, Xxi ropa,
kradc, mort ...
Drejce: TAX clovek pride v ieco.
Ratchet: No dobro. Ampak kan pride potem.
kadar ga izpuste in kadar umrje?
Drejce: Takrat ie V kinematografu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01
Smrt " ognju.

V malem mestu Drumright.
Okla, je v soboto V neki restav-
raciji nastal ogenj, Xxi je vpepelil
tri bloke trgovskih his in povzro-
ell okrog 100000 dol. skode. Ko-
likor je znano, sta najmanje dive
osebi prisli oh z~ivljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-02-01
LJUDSKA POLITIKA.

lzvzemSi Avstralijo imajo vse
drzave tega sveta, kar Jill je u
stavnih, mes6anske vecine V par
lamentih. Med vsemi vladajocimi
strankami pa nj ne enc, Xxi bi bila
storila kakSen resen korak, da bi
Sc nacelo ustavnosti raztegnilo tu-
di ma m~ednarodno politiko in da bi
sc bill narodi resili najusodnejse
suznosti.
Posledica tie zanikrnosti je soda
MIA vojna.
ALI brezbriznost "a zunanjo po-
litiko nj edino, kar Sc more in mo-
ra ocitati V TEN pogledu meScan-
skim strankam in njih voditeljem.
Drugi greh, katerega posledice
zdaJ tako grOzno tepo evropske
narode pa tudi Ameriko. vsaj
proletarsko Ameriko - je lakaj-
ska u%sluznost napram militarizmu.
S katero Sc odlikujejo vse tie stran-
Ike. -
Gotovo imajo taxi velikanski do
godki, kakrSna je sedanja vojna.
globoke vzroke, in noben pameten
clovek ne verjame, da jo je mogel
Viljem ali Nikola ali katerikoli IL
med kronanih zlocincev lie pc syoii
wolff in ma svojo pest zaGeti. Tudi
tenn slucaju so vladarji lie re
prezentanti. Butci pc milosti boz
il 81 V svojih psihopaticnih buGah
lahko domiSljajo, da so poobla-
scenci nebes in ravnatelji usode.
pa so vendar lie sredstva raZmer.
najboljSem slucaju cd ljudstva
bogatu placani klerki kakSne xii
Ike.
Ma vsak naGin pa so lie repre-
zentanti majhne manjsine. Ko so
81 ~vzaJemno napovedovali vojno,
namesto da bi bill vel vsak izmed
njih kol rokO in sci sam proti
"sovrazniku," ce so sc hoteli pre-
tepati, MISC izvrSili tega podlega
hudodelstva nit kot zastopniki
burzvazije, dasi hi bila re to lie
manjsina. Ali krog brezvestnih
spekulantov, XII je stall okrog VISA
kega "veliGanstva', je bill Sc
mansi.
Vojna dokazuje politicno slabost
evropske burzvazije in njen po-
raz.
Kriva pa ie burzvazija sama, in
ee DO poleg delavstva tudi ona kaj
trpela'ob posledicah klanja, je to
zanjo pravzaprav lie zasluzena ka-
zen.
Pc vseh parlamentih Sc je soci-
alma demokracija, odkar 81 je V
Nth priborila glas, dosledno in z
vsemi silemi bojevala roper mill
tarizem. Nikdar, do tistega casa,
ko je vojna re izbruhnila, kar je
seveda postavilo vso situacijo ma
glavo, nj bill v nobenem parliament
tn oddan ne EN- socialisticen glas
ne "a orozje, ne "a rekrute. Ako
bi Sc zbrali vsi socialisticni govo-
ri, izreceni v parlamentih v raz-
pravah o vojnem proracunu in oh
kocljivih prilikah politicne nape-
tosti, hi Sc sestavila prav cedna
protimilitaristicna knjiznica, pol
ma najtehtnejsih argumentov.
Oh vsaki priliki pa so mescan-
ski poslanci preglasovali socialiste
in pomagali vedno p~ozresnemu mi
litarizmu, da je dobil svoj plen.
Vojaski moloh 81 je smell dovoliti
vsako nezakonitost, ne da hi bill
kdaj kaznovan. V Avstriji so da-
Ii brez parlamentarnega dovolje-
MIA graditi dreadnoughts avstrij-
ski parliament je moral to izvedeti
il Anglije! V delegacijah nj bilo
ne enega meScanskega delegate,
Xxi hi bill vsaj grajal to predrznost.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
EVERY DAY is CIRCUS DAY
Columbus Small Boys Enjoy the Invasion
pAN-AM ERtCAN

chine gun spit death over Colum-
bus the morning OF the outlaws
raid. groups OF soldiers survey thu
scene-the new camp going up "a
the west. OF soldiers Just In from
the Pacific coast; the cavalry on
march down the road 10 the south
the atomic dust cloud on the dis
tant southwest desert where. then
say. Carranzisa troops are watcn}
fully waiting.
Soldiers OF the 10th infantry ard
wishing they were back In the
islands" tthe Philippines).
Cold In the Mornings
IL this is Gods country ! hon
never too see the other fellows
says one.
A troop OF cavalry. red squad
ron flag at its head. canterr thru
the streets
Another troop maneuvers dust
fully In the sage and cactus and
gressewood west OF camp.
This n the tropio border, but,
It's cold IN the morning.
Soldiers turn their backs To the
wind. newspapermen bcs!ege tho
three dry goods stores for sweat4
ers and heavier khaki and sheep3
skin coats.
Army officers fume for supplies
over the single telephone line thai
connects Columbus with the single
cross-state line at Deming.
Tourists Watch Invasion
Correspondents rage becauaG
they can't get their checks cashed.
The banker phones to Ell Paso|
for more currency.
Everybody insists that his bed
or cot In the worst In town.
From the windows OF the Pun
mans. tourists from California
wstch the invasion OF Mexico.
That dust--those specks-ar3
now In Mexico and goin
south" correspondents tell then
as the train starts away from u
warlike vista.
And the dust Of invasion II see
to the south until the train 10 "A
from Columbus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
CATCH BANK R0BBER
AFTER hot CHASE

SACRAMENTO. April S.
The Oak Park branch o. the
Sacramento bank was held W
at noon today.
This 10 the same bank that
was held up some months ago.
The robber was captured hy
Capt. McMurray. of the Curtis Oak
fire house, while trying to ESCAPED
He was being chased by crowd ol
people. at whom he fired severa,
shots.
His name Is not known.
He went into the bank about nooL
and ordered the employees to Put
their hands up. He then gathered
about $1,000 and backed out OF tht
door.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
CLOTHING
he HAS idea, BY GUM,
TO STOP SALE OF RUM

HOQUlAM. April Gum cam.
phor has plugged the biggcs, loop
hole In waShington's prohibition
law
Inspired TO investigate by tho In
crcasing number Of DRINKS. Police
Judge Smith learned that srain nj.
cohoi was the most popular Triple.
This can be purchased at a drug
store II the buyer swears Il " 10 be
used for mechanical purposes
Smith ordered all druggists TO put
a fcw grains OF camphor into each
flask of alcohol. II isn't poisonous.
and some might stand tho taste. bu;
II simply woa't stay down.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
BY LEON sTARMONT
Special Correspoadest % Meatcas
border for The Star.

Uor0<t uot Inc rtot.
COLUMBUS, ~. NJ. April d.
Every day is circus day In Column
bus while tho troops are going out,
That IL. the youthful and trans
lent populations gather Mt the rail-
road yards TO watch the soldiers.
horses. motor trucks, aeroplanes.
hospital wagons. unload-just like
you used 10 gaze in wonder upon
m early as a. m. while the gor.
geous floats and animal wagons of
the greatest show on earth" were
lowered down the runways to the
ground In your home town.
Aeropisnes on Trains
Every sidetrnck in sight is filled
with trains Just emptied or about
TO be emptied OF their military
freight.
Long rows Of fiat cars are lined
mp At the crossing.
The first bears two motor trucks
labeled United States Aviation
Squadron"
Drivers back them down runways
and bump them across the tracks.
The aeropianes themselves are
In box cars. with doors cut IN the
ends.
First out come the wings.
The propeilers come out piece
meal. blade at time.
They're loaded into wagons and
motor trucks and started for the
assembling grounds south and east
OF the camp.
Soldiers Survey Scene
From the knoll south OF the
tracks and west OF the big ditch.
tho knoll from which Villas ma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE - hereby riysn that the firm Of
Phelts A cobl~. doing business az its
W stih st ballard. wash. has this
DAY dissolved Al debts owed hy thu
firm will he paid ~ . T. cobis. and all
hills payable 70 the firm viii be col.
iscisn BY him Nr n " Phsits hs.
ihis day severed his connection with
tho firm. and sii not be Responsible
Tor any debts contracted BY the pres
ent nfm on and after this date
Seattle. March 10. 1919.
D. II PHKiyTn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
HIpPOpROME

HlPPoDRomE
The -Four selbys are entitled TO
be called versatile. They have a
novelty musical act. from which
they jump into club swinging. box
ing. wrestling and bag punching.
Darcy and Adelino sing comic
songs.
Donna vickroy and Co. offer
The Brockton Kid" dealing with
crooks OF the underworld.
Jack Hold does blaek.face com
edy.
Smith and Williams are newsboy
actors.
The screen offers Tho Fifth
Ace" Thanhouser production.
and n new Frank Daniels comedy.
ALEXANDRA
Five acts OF vaudeville comprise
a good show at the Alhambra this
week. In addition 10 the movies.
Decon Mogneni. gypsy trouba-
dour. opens the show with banjo
music and anecdotes.
The Darling gaxaphone -Four. all
pretty girls. play ragtime and
classic music well. Miss Lolita FL
lis In CHEEKY in songs and dances.
lie Noir's Manikins are laugh
proyokcrS Sandberg and Rose.
tho Two Wild Biackberries." are a
hit In mile-aminute fun
EMPRESS
Golfers should see THE Nine
teenth Hole" at the Empress the
atre this week. Sam J. Curtis.
comedian. and his dancing beau
ties. put II over A hit
Kalmn's illusion act. Watch the
Ball" has them guessing. Lew
Wells is back with his saxaphone
and monologue. John Higgins
does some fancy jumping. And
the Novelty Trio have a whole
vaudeville show in themselves
every variety OF vaudeville show.
Miss Boyd. OF West and Boyd. IN
nm exceptionally good dancer.
METROPOLITAN
Within the Law" should be
good drawing card at the Metro
politan theatre this week. tho Sun.
days performance revealed some
'nnprepsredness" on the part OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
Lawyer ]. G. ALLEN
CITED IN CONTEMPT

Jay c. Allen. local attorney,
must show Superior Judge Ronald
cause Tuesday why he should. NOT
be declared in contempt OF court~
1t is alleged by the state that
h:.s,, the owner Of the Derby hotel.
NJ Second ave. ami pino St. permit.
ted immortality 10 he carried Oh
there after the place had been abat
ed under the redlight law and tho
court had ordered Il stopped.
The case is the first OF its kind 4
the safe.
Fred Adams, the lessee. and Mira
Lane Wilson, the lsndlady. are cis.
ed to appear with Allen on tho'
same arraignment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
AT TIE THEATRES

some OF tho Wilkes Stock CO.
actors.
All in all, however. II was wei
presented. You know the story
young girl railroaded 10 prison.
Phoebe Hunt plays Mary Turnef
She will play Il better after snoth
err appearance. when the rest
the company have mastered thssr
parts. Antoinette Crawford N
good as Agnes Lynch. The men
arc all we'll placed.
oRPHEUm
Stella Mayhew, with her pervsd-
ing good humor. and Billie Taylor.
her ballad singer, are the hit At
the Orpheum, tho Hirrchei Hendler
runs them a close second.
Hendler tells the story OF his Inc
on the piano--and incidentally re-
yeals something OF the livess
others. =
Miss Dong Fong Cue and Henri
Shaw in Two Children OF toit
fucius" have delightful dancin
act.
Miss Robbie Gordone repronureI
famous paintings, In the flesh. Hzh
riet Mariotte and company woui9
be- better in a playIet that nag
some excuse for bel2g 1vfsn.
Miss F1oy Le oper
attic soprano. sinf te2.1 tionslly<
Percy Bronson Al ie Bald
win are pretty goo06lI bgoiogy.
4
pAN-AMERicAN " !
The Bargain Hunter laugft
able musical comedy played BY b
big and beauteous stock company
is the headlIne feature Of a goo
vaudeville and picture bill At The
new Pan-American theatre. foi
merry the Pantages. at Second ave
and Seneca VI.
Miss Florence Moore. Miss Edit
stsyart, Miss Jessie Pollard, Mi4
May Foster. and a cluster OF Lad
gushing chorus girls are insurand
the company will stay on m
boards.
-Four ragtime vfolinists. OIL |
and Ethel. in songs and pat0r
Harry casteli. in his daredes
motorcycle act. Motoring Will
Death" and some movies compiled
good show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
CORNER

Stall ITO. boxer matches. Ice: .so
wafn. flour, lie pkg. Cream Of wheat.
ibo pkg. lbs. sugar, ssci all local
flour, $40 sack. Stall lie, veal chops,
lave 10. stall .. halibut. 100 H.: fresh
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fresh crabs. 100 each. Stall as. large
heads oAuliflower. 100 and skc: celery. 30
eaohs rhuharb. 3 lbs Zoe; large grape
fruit. for Zoe At Aliens. iSc pkg
fancy dried peaches. Sc. bars laundry
soap. 1896 Sc Arctic Cleanser, 20. lye, SO
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stall io2. hest butter s5o ID: good but
ter. see ID. fresh eKxs dor. csc; milk
Be can. regmlnr BIC eoffee. aae 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03

HERE'S Az IDEAL LOCATION FoR
FOR A COUNTRY HOME
II rnn are working In an office banh or
store. you should have a piece Of coed
land eies~ 20 the city. Spend your
Sundays and spar. time on your ssF-
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land. only a. minutes ride from this
office. close 60 interurhan or auto stage
Your chfics % several good tracts.
tita. Is cash. IS . month.
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40 Alaska building.
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WESTI.AkE

Stall asa. fresh spinach. &c III: good
rhubsrb. 3 lbs. Toe. stall $50. fine as
parasus. ioc ID bananas. Use dos. Stall
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for lcci good tomatoes. Toe ID. stall
III. T-bone steak. eco h.; round steak.
soc III, Stall All. hailbut or salmon. Zoe
ib.i Eastern oysters, soo ut. stan soa
farina. Sc H., 10 bars laundry soap, sac
large rolls toilet paper 2ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-03
PUBLICMARKETS
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June peas. lib. tall can salmon. 7ac.
stall IS. vinegar. lee bottle Stall ~.
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soda. Sc pkg Stalls Ta-Ts tomatoes.
lbs isc. Stalls t-tt. fine Yakima Gem
potatoes ti.so. delivered. stall 1877.
shoulder steak. Ice 10 stsii sa salmon.
500 each stall 1881. fresh churned but
ter. sse 10. stan "a. small sizes in ladies
shoes $50 and si.oe
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stab as. soc can olives zee. 4 pkss.
seeded rsisins. sso. 2to X c baking pow
der. iSe. y Ii. coffee free with lib.
purchase. zee teas. $50 ID. Stalls II LIS.
$50 stuffed olives, geo pt Stalls S-ss
skinned sole 2 lbs. ftoi Eastern oysters
SBc PIT. Columbia river snelt 30 In.
stalls so-si. leaf lard. ifNo ID At Lee
He's. Shredded Wheat and 0rare-Nuts
lie pkg. isS lbs. sugar. 900. Stall IL.
pigs feet. lbs ssci fancy Eastern
bacon. sse Ii. 2 lbs B5c.
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z RUSS SHIPS SUNK

CoNSTANTINoPLE. April al
Russian transport. carrying troor
and munitions, was sunk by a Tur.
ish submarine last Thursday, It We
officially announced today. TIL
transport was of $4,000 tons.
Another ship OF $1,000 tons WI
reported torpedoed.
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