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The herald., 1916-08-24

Witnesses: AzelIc Bennett Louise Win
gCrtcT.
4. 4 MORENO, Notary Public
|. the undersigned recorder Of mortgage.
in and for the parish OF Orleans, State Of
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the abov,
and foregoing act OF incorporation OF the
Levy Mattress Company, incorporated, was
this day recorded IN my office, in book DOL
folio Is
New Orleans. July -. 1916
tSigncdJ EMILE J. LEONARD, by. L.
J hereby certify the foregoing to be a true
and correct copy Of the original now on ale
IN NY ONCE.
\. \. MORENO. Notary Public.
aug 10 Il p 81 sept
The herald., 1916-08-24
CHARTER
OF SAMUEL & DE LAroUR. INC"

OF SAMUEL & DE LAToUR. INC"
United States Of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish OF Orleans.
Be il knoun. that on this fourth day q The
r1nih of Angus. m Ire year q our Lord
ne thousand nirs hundred and sixteen, Be-
fore re-. Jlhn Marshall Quintsro, a n1tary
ghlfr. daily co-n7 onet and qualified pol
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The herald., 1916-08-24
CHARTER
" IHE NEW ORLEANS MOTOR COM.
PANl, INC.

NEW ORLEANS MOTOR COM.
PANI. INC.
- STATE, q Ameriea STATE Of Louisiana,
ANA 81 Orleans
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
Pure BLOOD
heCreatest Blessing
Mankind Can Have

Millions Of people need this powerful
vegetable remedy that puts tho siom-
ach. liver snl bowels IN nno condition;
that clears the fkn oil rimpics, rash.
hiemishe5 and cs1ama; that diasalgcs
boila and carhuncles; that makes
nerves stronger and steadier and gives
70 pale, weak, rundown people the full
Ct measure Of health and happiness.
Dr. plerce'a Golden Medical Dlse0y-
cry free from alcohol or narcotics, does
juet what "a stated above. simply be-
cause it banishes from tho blood al
poison and impure matter. 1t Is the
worlds great Blood Purifier: SO Won
defH.ly penetrating that It even enters
the joints. dissolees the impure dc
r9afs aal carries them out as it does
all impurities through the Liver, Bow-
els Kidneys and Skin.
II you have indigestion. sluggish
liver, backache over the kidneys, nasal
or other Catarrh. unsteady nerves or
unsightly skin. yet Or. pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery to-day and start at
once TO replace your impure blood with
tiit hiiiA AitaA Iuto tf'ieg @ht ai8ht-
tiOn into you and brings back youth
and vigorous action.
All medicine dealers can supply you
IN either liquid or tablet form or send
60 cents for trial box Of tablets 10 DR..
Pierce. Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo. n. Y.
Write for free booklet on blood.
Mas 6. J. WILLIAMS. 2o4 South &c Street
Mussugee, Okla. says. aNhen ! was in need
4 blood medicine | used DR. piafre Golden
heslinal Dicoxery. A friend Of mine uss.l Il and
fhe tod me how good II was. took one bottle
and found that il helped me. II was IN every
Wy goob mudcines
Doctor pierce's Pleasant Pellets sr1-
iate ana saY.gggaIe stomach, iigef aHd
BsGe.s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
EASY To OARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
Try thisl Mix Sage Tea and Sulphur
and brush II through your hair.
taking one strand at a time.

When You darken your hair with Sage
Tea and sulphur, no one can tell. be
cause it's done so naturally. so evenly.
Preparing this mixture. though, at home
is mussy and troublesome. For so cents
you can buy at any drug store the ready
to-use tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. BY morning all gray
hair disappears. and, after another ap-
plication or two. your hair becomes beau.
tifully darkened. glossy and luxuriant.
You will also discover dandruff is gone
and hair has stopped falling.
Gray. faded hair. though no disgrace.
Is a sign Of old age and as We all de.
sire youthful and attractive appear
ance. get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur and look years younger.
Fer Sale by Owl DRUG sseres
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
FREE VACATION TOURS.

if has been the custom OF the
Southern Momans Magazine for some
umo to eondue. each year series of
Vacation Tours for their representa-.
lives This IS a somewhat novel plan
as 4 docs not have any contest teai.
ure. but IS % definite offer 20 hvir
representatives.
rhis yoar There Will De given two
tours. "a Western tour and an Eastern
tour The Eastern tour embracing
Philadelphia. Washington. Atlantic
Ciiy. Niagara Falls. Toronto, canada.
Great Lakes. Thousand islands Mon.
treal. Albany Daylight trip down the
Hudson river to Sew York civ.
sp ldine three DAYS IN Nce York our
party ell 90 by sea over the old
Dominion Line to Noriols. np the
james river 70 Richmond. returning
hy wsy 81 Chattanooga
The Western tour will embrace salt
Lake city -Four days tour OF maeuifi.
cent YelloNsiene Park. Royal Gorge.
Denver. Colorado Springs. Cripple
eTcc#. returning via Chicago.
These tours are given wi'h an ex-
nenses paid by The Magazine Com.
l4s.liss
FUN particulars of either tour will
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
A DA c c ER
IN THE BA { \

That's the Woman dread Naen
she gets up in gao morning % STINT
the daYs work Oh h0n n AaDk
aches GOLD MEDAL Waarlem OH
Capsules taken iod cases ne back
ache OF tomorrOa hten ever. lae
eads the backache tor all 'mc Don't
delay Whats Tue 1se OF nNnu
pegiu taking GOLD MEDAL Haarem
oil Capsules toAa aaa ae felleed ta
morrow Take three 81 four oet
dag and be permanent rre fram
vrenehlng. distressing haoa uan Rut
be sure 10 get GOLD MEDAL mre
1896 GOLD MhDN. Iaarlpn 9I has
been the National Remed 81 ilol
land. the Government Oh fhe Ne'her
lands having granted q aHerial car
ter AUTHORIZING iis preparation ald
sale The housewife Of Holland
would almost as soon ne without
'-ead as She would uia1lt hef Rcal
sn.ah Drops a she Wnnilt calls
GOLD MEDAL 4aaflfW Oh raa 4lee
This IS the ono reason Hh ea 2ll
find the women and oh'idrn 81 H9l
land so a'urdg aad robust
GOLD MEDAL arc fae mfe oia
iral Haarlem OH GansHlos imported
direct from the labolaiu.e a Haar
lem Holland Hut - rc 20 eet
COLD MEDAf Loob 'or fHc nane
Oh eferf box Sold fel doug
eisia in scaled l0faea 81
4sH si H4 NVrr.. r.f...t r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
TRAPP[R, FROZEN
FOUND DYING IN
MOUNTAIN CAVE
Illl. FROM ROt tks. tot Gi\6
OFT ilE l\D IEiRi\G
or EAR, BAD SIlirE

sapalna reh lt Foand in cave
Hs Oh sare Iozrh ground without
JHl anl ht anl iae heat oi d
a aa.ea he bad mlaasel So 1nal
e. .ie Of a.s painful wounds, 20
.rm h'n Jack Gibbs. a ifaaper. al
r, q aees So s4eh existence das been
hoasHt rs hospital hers where an
ef a.ns made 10 save h's nte
safl asi all Gibbs left sapulpa
e. rnl ne winter as iraaaer He
set nHt o. ,ori traps and with
aese ara h.s rifle aad r8i manaa-
e Fers successfully Ne aas free 10
ae a- ae pleased so bageiootel dress
uier the fashion of Adam ANA Eve.
st daaa 20 TIE office and leave The
office whenever De pleased snap bis
fingers q broken or frozen natter
plues. face iac prospect Of having %
pay the monthly eas bill with cQuan
imtg and as for eating Ne simply
cooked meal when he was hungry
The ma craze bad made animal
sin 81 considerable value and as
hunting eas good Gibbs occasional
trips to samlpa netied hin a good
income An through the fam he WORK.
od az bis trans 0w since Christmas.
the weather has been so bad that he
has been able 20 do almost no busi-
ness and in tact. for DAYS and DAYS
az time has been forced 10 stay
.r the cave whore ~ made his home
ooused eye.
About ten days aso Gibbs went
ONT TO gather some wood Tor his
fire Returning heavily loaded. he
slipped. bis left eye being nearly
goased out his leit ear being torn
completely from his face He was
rendered unconscious by the iall and
hoa and remained PROSTATE for sew
crsi hours with ice forming over him,
to'ore be recovered
l,able to walk. he dragged himself
e tie cave where after several hours
Ne managed to build a fire and to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

one of the most recent examples
o. German thrift is the use Of sun.
flower oil as substitute for the
Give extract. many people deyoting
Large tracts OF land to the Kansan
emblem for the sake Of its food con
tent in the liquid form.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

TIE Nmspo end of tie Chinese
ailnay which is TO connect that
Uafi eith slang aow and Shanghai
formally opened az the end OF
Hi2 Tile haes have ouls been laid
iet however % distance OF 20
o 81 .i talout Or IS mlesl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

Throw OFF Colds and Prevent Grip
When you feel cold coming ON
take LAXATIVE BRONO Qt1NfNE.
! removes cause Of Colds and Grip
On' ono BRoMO QrlNfNE E
M GROVES Signature on Box 2sc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
The Servant Problem-who

ever heard OF il in the home
where the housewife knows
Shredded Wheat In five
minutes you can prepare q
wholesome, satisfying meal
with Shredded Wheat Biscuit
without kitchen worry or
work. For breakfast heat the
Biscuit in the oven TO restore
crispness and serve with ho'
milk. For lunch serve with
sliced bananas or other fruits.
Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
RED GROSS RAlI RI.lIs.

Thlts lae idoa 4 nure blue. true
blue. no dope Gives to clothes a
clear white whittier than snow. BE
careful use the hest. Large package.
go'I M eecs graeees nrlY cents
Ask for il today.-Ady.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16

apOn request hy the Southern
Naaziue Nashville Tenn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
. u 8 . r / q

lioma cured bacon -ione better
ia A ihe side Boston Meat Mar
.et
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-02-16
How do yagr cigarettes treat you
AFTER yog smoke them?

F7Al. 4 q aal ~ oSareaea stand up under)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
" Amiable Pacifist" Hit
Hard BY Big
Stick
ALBUQUERQUE
HEARS ADDRESS
If Wilson Is Right, Lin
coin Was Wrong,
L. r. Asserts
BV J. p. YODER.

(SfdH Correspondent United Press }
ALBUQUERQUE, ~ NJ, Oct. %
Col, Roosevelt Fairly ate his way
thru Albuquerquc-New Mcxicoa
largest city--today Due for q five
hour stop. he was given a breakfast
reception from to $50 and noon
day banquet from II 10 1870 after
b" had spoken al l0.E n
Roosevelt got another big recep-
ton mere with ubiquitous bombing
and bands. -,
RoOHCvelt's speech was largely de-
voted 10 an attack on Newton y.
Baker. secretary % war.
"WhcU men occupy an improper
and unpatriot.c position and seek 10
justify themselves ny prccedents
FROM the past, it is almost impossi-
Die Tor them 10 avoid nisrepreaent.
ing The facts they desire to quote in
theii favor the Colonel said.
pres dent Wilson positions and
actions have been justihEDle from
the standpoint of those who Justify
the positions and actions OF Presi-
dent buchanan But It ie utterly
impossible 70 defend the conduct OF
President Wilson. save by inferen-
italy condemning the conduct Of
such presidents as Washington, Jack
eon and Lincoln
II the attitude OF Washington,
Jackson and IinCC In toward the
army and navy was right, then the
attitude of Nj. Wilson in appointing
and maintaining Mr. Daniels as sec
Rotary Of the navy and Mr.. Baker
as secretary of war, IS wholly indie
fensible
Mr. Baker is ar Gmiable pacifist
whom, ! do not doubt, could render
respectable service along other
lines, tut he is eAquisitely unfit for
HIS present position
He certainly understands nothing
Of efficiency in war. and Il is now
apparent that he regards all wars
as standing on the same level OF
rnfamy and all soldiers as equally
dlsreputable. Among his recent eX-
PLOTS was an elaborate comparison
OF Washington and his followers anG
soldiers in the revolutionary war,
with Carranza and the other bandits
who are responsible for the present
witches Sabbath in Mexico
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
5000 SHADY
ENTRIES ON
VOTE LISTS
Continued from Page One)

clerks stan had sent out 1900 reg
istered letters 70 persons who could
not be found at addresses given on
the registration books. City Clerk
Lindsay estimated he would send
! 900 more by the closing hour The
letters inform voters that they could
not be found az the addresses they
gave and direct them 10 appear in
the city hall by Oct 80, to estab-
lish their right TO vote.
Not all the 5000 questionable en-.
tries are believed 70 be fraudulent,
as many legally qualified voters
have moved since the registration
days or have left the city with the
intention 10 return and vote.
In cases where letters are re-
turned or the voter fails to appear,
a question mark will be set oppo-
site such names and these persons
will be challenged when they at
temp, 10 cast ballots Nov. I.
The police are hurrying the check.
More than 80 precincts have been
covered and reported 10 the city
clerk. There are 2s5 precincts to
cover
Lindsays STAFF is growing 10 such
proportions and is so swamped with
work that the entire third floor may
be turned into a workshop for the
clerks assistants
Another big fob was undertaken
Monday when tho clerks started TO
check tho registration OF 1000
taken in the city hall Not more
than 1000 OF these persons knew in
what ward or precinct they live and
their addresses must be located on
city maps and classified
In addition 20 this, there Is the
vast amount Of election literature TO
he gotten out. including ballots. and
the handling OF election commission
proceedings. Never before has the
clerks Office been so buey Lind.
say has found It impossible TO OBJ
tain all the help needed His pres
ent staff OF extra help includes more
than 80 stenoKraphers and clerks,
who have just finished copying the
registration on cards for the police
check
Pliny Marsh. attorney for the De-
troit citizens league, is having the
cards arranged by streets TO fscill-
tate the check
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
MOrtuary.

BEECHLER oct 10. 1919, Ezr2 y
Rcechler FUuoral services fro"
chapel Of VIM r Hamilton g. GO
pc rll2oheth-st w Tlca1ay after
noon at o'clock
GURNEN ~ his residence. . 90 Put-
nam ave. Suudut oct %. Howard
beloved husband ~ Ietta Il
Gurnev. dear father ~ E.l" nor and
Graham GurDCt. SOON &C HWvnt
y and tho lat. I.H1', ~ turICE.
and brother ~ STUART GnrNtv
an OF Detroit. md Mrs Florence
GurDeN Smith. OF Romeo. Mich
aged S5 years. Funeral az r"s-
deuce Tuesday. ort 80. ut go g. m
HoIBRooh clariso Muller. beloved
VIE ut Theodore ~ Holhrook
mother OF George pa 3d. Theo-
dore. MortiWof snd Edgar II1l-
brook and Mrs Miuua Nhau. tu-
neral from house. 29l WhItury
Tuesday. put &C. az 2.30 q. IN.
HEN TIT suddenly oct 90 81 the
home ~ hcr parents l2N BrynFI yu-
ave, RITA Hazel beloved infant of
Mir and Mr.. Edward Hewitt IN-
neral Tuesday 90 . r.. u. from ~t
I.eo'- church
HEWITT -Oct. g. suddenly I'm her
gSth year. Anna, beloved wife ~
Edward Hewitt mother ~ thr lot,
RITA Hazel daughter ~ Mr. Hu1
Mrs John NrNnwee Funeral Tpes
duy 81 s. = On from 81 Lrp'' church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

for the abolition of the saloon. and
riddled the logic Of the whisky
mems publicity agents, attacking in
particular the propaganda OF the
sign boards.
The assertion that the abolition
Of the saloon will put 10000 men out
of work is insidious for the unwary
and unlettered, he declared. But
isn't IL better that the saloon should
go OUT OF business than that Il
should incapacitate $4,000 other
men? Liquor Il attempting 10 cal-
italize the laborer's fear OF panic
More than twice as much Is spent
by the state I'm the correction OF
the evils arising from the saloon
than comes from il in revenue.
Twenty-seven and tWo-tenths per
cent of all our taxes go for county
relief and corrective measures. Sev-
enty-fye per cent Of crime. 50 per
cent OF poverty 81 per cent OF insan
ity and so per cont OF dereicts in
youth are attributable 10 drink.
The entire argument OF the sa-
loonkeeper in this regard is based
on the fallacy that II the saloon
keeper fails , get the $4,000 900 600
now spent for liquor. nobody else VIII
The fact is that the money in the
average industrial plant in the Unit.
ed States would give work TO four
times as many wage earners, who
VOL collectively receive ne|trs
four times as much in wages. In
Detroit $50 900. 600 Is invested in "A
breweries. They employ Lose men.
So men per million dollars. With
this money in the automobile bust
ness. 552 men could be employed for
each million dollars, or 1850 men
All those in the breweries - nd be
taken care Of and l4,500 additional
workers"
Establishment OF fellowship club
by his church was recommended by
Or. Boyle last week AS the result
Of the argument that the salotn
provides p free source Of fellowship
II will be in one OF the worst sec
tons of the city
\ dry Offering of s. 600 was con
tributed by the church during the
week A. the morning service Toe
men volunteered TO watch at the
polls election day Or. BOYLE called
for a vote by raised hands al 'hC
conclusion Of his evening sermon
Not a single hand was registered for
the wet" cause He has 900 voters
in his congregation
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

FL PASO, Tex. oct. 23-That
Cen Ozuna. commander OF the eX
petition ~ Mexican de facto troops
sent to capture villa. was killed in
Saturday, battle with the bandits.
his command cut to pieces and Col.
Martin Salinas. who succeeded TO
the command after DUMAS death
was seriously wounded. were the
reports received here today by
agents OF United States government
departments and transmitted TO
Washington
Large forces Of bandits. under
personal command OF villa. were
encampe1 at Fresno. only 10 miles
west OF chihuahua City. last night,
menacing the largest and best for
tiled city in Northern Mexico. &C
cordine 20 these reports.
From Mexican Official sources no
verifcation Of these reports was
available Since Saturdays battle
between Carranzistas and Villistas
an unusually rigid censorship has
been maintained by de facto officials
and representatives OF mining com.
panics were allowed TO send only
meager details % the fight Chihua-
hua City papers print little OF the
battle. except 10 say there was
heavy fighting resulting In a vic
tory for the CarranZistas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23
HOPE FOR
STR. MERIDA
ABANDONED
Continued from Page one,


where she was due last Saturday
She left Detroit IN the teeth of the
gale Friday morning She was re-.
ported Friday rolling heavily and
shipping tremendous seas 20 miles
east Of Southeast light.
Capt. Grashaw, believed 10 be the
only survivor Of tho Colgate. was
picked UP by the car ferry Mar
quette and Bessemer No after the
gale had carried him 80 miles on a
raft He believes % OF his crew
were drowned Grashaw was made
captain Of the Colgate two weeks
ago.
The Filler and the Buffers. with
six dead for the former were count
ed among the lost Saturday
Exposure may add 20 the list OF
dead Capt Walter J. Grashav.
Cleveland skipper OF the Colgate,
who was picked up after he had
chung - raft for &c hours. Ia in a
critical condition in hospital AZ
Conneaut
Some unidentified wrcckage has
been sighted.
cFdi'h was uFhuH luudl iol lHe ~
missing. tho little hope was held
out that any would he found alive.
The Merida was owned by James
Playfair, Of Midland. Ont
Capt. Cunningham. Of the Mat
thews. reported The bodies were
found 50 mile west Of Long Point.
Ont.
The report Of capt Alexander Nc.
Donald, of tho Harvey Goulder that
he had found the lake full of
wreckaGe,' which ne could not
identity. caused the fear that othar
steamers ~ yet urreported may
have foundercd with loss 81 life
Capt Grashaw. Of the Colgate,
was picked up from a lift raft on
Rondeau. Three men were on the
raft when she WAS first sighted by
the Marquette, but great wave
washed away two sailors Just az
rescue was at hand.
Capt. Grashaw's FIRST act on re-
gaining consciousness In the fire
room OF the Marquette was to in
uuire for the safety OF the two men
with him. Seventeen Of the crew. he
said. perlshed with the ship when
She rolled under and foundered IN
the terrific seas on Long Point
Tho missing ~ the Colgate are:
Charles T. Sutlffe. 81. chief engi-
reer. Scion Springs. Wis.
George Coon, As, second mate. Mil
waukee,
John Buckley, 30, wheelman. Gar
field. Utah.
Chandler e. Hin, 49, coal passer.
Unionvillt. O
Frank Frodericks, 81, coal passer,
Buffalo
John Postel. 81, deck hand, Pitts
burGh.
Stanley Krelger 90 deck Eard.
Buffalo
James o'Connor. 20. deck hand,
Rochester. n. Y
Clement Roman, Il. deck hand.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

the conference 20 support Hughes
for president and fght for the cleo
ton OF certain congressman
Du Pont Powder Co. officials ad-
mitted they would oppose Wilson
because Of the munitions tax meas
ure and because OF the admiuistra.
ton plan for constructing a nitrogen
factory.
Womens patriotic societies In
Washington sent President Wilson
resolutions for Secretary of War
Bakers removal from the cabinet
FOR alleged comparisons OF the Mex
can reyolutionists with the reyolu-
tionary soldiers "A comparison
denied by Baker
Judge r. n Gary. Of the United
States Steel corporation, back from
an Oriental trip, said the Republi-
,ans could we'll lay greater stress on
he tariff issue.
For the moment, the hyphen issue,
however, was i'm the foreground. AC-
}ordlng 70 Democratic charges,
Hughes visitors saw him after he
had congratulated Colonel Roosevelt
for his Lewiston anti-German-Ameri.
can speech Then. said the Demo
cratic statement, Hughes promised
such conduct In his speeches as
would be satisfactory 90 the organi-
"a lon
Hughes denial admitted seeing a
committee, Of which Jeremiah
.O'Leary was a member, just as he
had met other groups Of callers but
declared lie had told them only what
he had said IN public as to believing
In protection OF American rights.
II have said nothing in private
that have not said IN public" said
Il statement issued for Hughes AT
the veiy beginning IT, my speech of
acceptance. declared my position,
In favor of absolute protection Of
American lives and American prop
erty and american commerce This
n reiterated TO these persons and
have stated il 70 all others who have
asked interviews, as well as in my
public speeches
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-10-23

Buffalo
AleI Reinhsrt. rs. fireman. Cleve-
land
Dem!tris Garifales, aS. deck hand.
Buffalo
Harry NJ, seabers. 2s deck hand,
Duluth.
james Grosan. es, ordinary sea.
man, Scoitdsle, Pa
Herbert A. Ahmeh, 30, ordinary
seaman.
James Kalmar. 27, ordinary sea.
man. Superior, Wis.
Johon 8. kugawa, eeai rasser, rs.
Albion. n Y.
Gus Tarbeel, IS, coal passer CHS
holm. Mimi.
Wheelman, name unknown.
The Colgate WAS owned by the
Pittsburgh Steamship company
Six Iren out OF a crew OF were
lost in the sinking OF the barge Filler
Friday night. The IA men of the
steamer Marshal +. Buffers. which
also sank Friday night were ell res
cued, by the steamers HErtwell and
Billings.
Anxiety for the tug Shaun Rhue OF
the DunbarSullivan construction
company aground In a heavy sea on
Pelee island was relieved Sunday
when the little craft made port IN
AmhersIburg.