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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
M'Creight Will Play
With MOnOngdhG|a

Special "a 'rh" Iul"lllGcncrr
WASHlNGTuN. IA. June Ga THREE
local players have Signed w with fas:
Western Pennsylvania :ndcpndent
teams ami viii play through the pres
eut season. Lloyd (Scrubby) Nc
Crcight. W. & Us star pitcher has
signed contract with the Munuhga-
hclu independents and Will pitch Il.
least one game IL week with this team:
Tom Davies, the kiSlti star. who liH-:S
here. Is now playing shortstop for lh':
fast Aluminium team of New krnsine-
ton. and Paul Beelrr, coach Of the
Washington High school and Washing
ton IL jefferson teams has signed 10
play the nutficli Tor Allegheny Steel oil
TarrntuIn.
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Funeral for MI. Mu,rin Tomorrow.

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna
llim.hl.D Murrin. esteemed lifelong resi-
dent uf This city. who died Sunday III
II, local hospital. will be held Wednesday
afternoon NJ ":30 O'Clock in thu home OF
hrr daughter. Mrs. Joseph Y. SauNa-
crnt uf - Thirteenth street. The Rev.
~ i. =. Howard. Of. tn" First English
Lutheran church will "fficialc and
burial will u" in Greenwood. Members
uf the family will he the pallhrarcrS.
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Funeral for MS. Hathaway To-day.

Tho funrrNl Tor Ml's. Vic" IETTl
Hathaway. aged "a. wift At {. T.. iatha-
way. nf - Tenth street VIII" died Sum
day. will hr held this afternoon at
n'rl"rk in tho home Of her daughter.
Mrs. George Rebels. Of Nonr"" and Fir-
ginia streets. Martins Ferry. The Rev.
lOr. ilaudc Porter Terry. Of the FRS,
Presbyterian church "f this city. will b.:
in charge. and burial will hc in Mt.
Zion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Canadian Lynx Killed
At Split Rock, W. Va,

MNRLiTON. ". Va. Iumr Ga Ca
madam lynx. better known us Gala
mount. the first seen III West Virginia
in many years WAS shot and killed ut
Split Rock by John Slnnk"r. SlnnkIr
SAW the animal in the act OF carrying
oft one OF his chickens and wiki his
dog lralrd the lynx and dispatched It
with one wcll-dircctcd shot.
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.IaTpaE McAultfe.

Announcement was received her" veg
i"rday of IN" death of James M"AulIlf.'.
"A nephew If the :Rt. Rcv. Bishop r. J.
nnnahuc. Of this city. nj Washington. u.
G., Snturlay. Arrangements for tho
funeral wcr" not known last evening.
hut il Is likely that bishop p"nahuc. at
present in tho cast. will offi"Ialc III tn"
funeral. assisted by the Very Rcr. y. II.
Mov", Y. e., rector OF 81. InScphS cath
rdral az This city. 1ntcrm"nt will hr In
Washington.
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Wool Now is Selling
At Is Cents a Pound

S.v,l d. ."N o. Tue TnI'TIIEfI't! =
WASH Nt;TDN. Pa. Ian" -'.---N WASH
In.tun ,.nln;v wool is certain /" bring
TIN. lIgh.s; price sine TN" civil war
Wool buyers have l'""n raising ih"f
offers urHsIuH!lv starting ut 80 cents
II pnuuG. they arg now offering :" cents
III some pieces AMI - r"nls in others.
Tho wool. growers hay" sold hut litl"
-: th"ir production. S"n' lew arc r"-
unrt,L Ia nave disposed of their tccC"
al IL cents and others III about ~ cents.
hui u majority arc whiting for better
offers. many being "f thu opinion That
they will receive 10 cents Il P""hd DC
fn,... In. ...LmMcr is nN,r.
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FRANCHISE NOTICE

Notice Is hcr"hr given that undrr provisions NJ an
ordinance granted hr The Ru1rd Of GDnmIssipnes
NJ the County q; Ohio Ia the Wheeling & Elm Grove
nn.iuVI I'umpany. which ORDNANCE Nss passed. De-
cc,tl-r a. isH7 and br-:Am- cffc'tiy. On the ard
day II January lS2S. the said BOARD II Commission.
cGs of tho I'nInty 81 Ohio will m the 9TH Jay Of
I'M, lliT act ,,.,u an amendment 10 said franchise
requiring the Vest Virginia Trartnn Electric Com
rnny IT, change tho location uf 1t. tracks IN the mid
die ~ IN. rnad from i ruIcrt GA til" National NoAd
near I'c'il Place thc Town Of Flu Grove
TIE IuIARn OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE totN-
TY OF ONO.
CHAs. .. EPHIIH.
President
H. C. UNDERWOOD.
j. 9-Sol Clerk
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This afternoon AT O'clock funeral
services will he held in tho family home
at Glendale for Mrs. jane t"rkayn".
willow at Samuel \. '"kaln", who
PASSED away SUNDAY. | 'mInt in Rns"
XIII cemetery. MOundSvills.
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RAID ON 1.-THE OAKS"

Officers Campbell and RAIDER asst
ujrht raidcd "rhe 'Hk"csr. near Wheel
ing Park. aud finding quantity OF
lluunr. arrested John triSwcll on the
charge OF violating ths i"Si prohibition
law. ,,a
G"r a hra ring Wednesday evening before
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runrrnl ScrVlreS Tor .ToSrNh J. Burk"
we'll known conductor on thu Fan Han
,)l., Fraction line. who died Thursday
were held yesterday morning in Thy: l"Ir"
Of his hrnlh"r-in-law. Peter Mucriz". "u
th.. Ecthnuy pike. t;rcEGSvillc. followed
with requiem high mass in 81. Joseph $
.,thrdruI Burial WAS in Greenwood
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mrs Margaret Hursey.

Svr,1al nivrAlrh 90 The Encouragement -
tLNEKSEt- ". Va. juno -
Aiicr a lingering Illness IF InhrIutti"s.
Mrs Margaret Wilson lIurSc,. wlh"w Or
l:imcr - HurS,.:- and member az orc
IF In, nld.sr and most prominent rami-
I;,.s IF clark -hurg. died This afternoon
a, The hnm" nf her daughter. Mrs. 7. :.
N,rir Nr"d Sc years.
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Funeral for Hnller Infant.

The funeral for Jack Hailrr. ""
mnn,hs.nld son nj jesse and Agnes
IIuIIor. WHO died Monday. was held in
III" home Of it's grandmother Mrs. John
Miller 200 last Twelfth street. y"*t"r-
tla. Burial MAS IN Mi. Calvary.
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Y0rNGSTOWN. a., Juno o5.--With
It's quota $3.50. nnn. Youngstown contrib
utcd s6ln.n0n 10 tho nations Sl0n. n0h.-
nnn Rcd Cross fund. it was announced
here tonight.
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Good for Parkersburg.

FAEKE.ESFURG. ". Va, Juno c5.---
Park"rshurE to-day in great pal rioii"
meeting 0vCrSuhsrrihcd her allotment Ia
the Rod Cross funds by Sl1. ono. Moro
than sll 900 was subscribed
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Cant YolueY Chase.

WASHINGTON. Jun" 2I.--Capt. Vol
ney G.. Chase. Of the navy. assistant 10
>,;r,irnl Rcneon. chief or operations
did suddenly IT his homo hero las;
ni~h,. r., had played golf during the
.i,y and appeared in perfect health. He
was - years old and a native or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

MAR1lH-on Monday, Jun. IS. 1917. ~ l1Is o'clc:k
=. H.. Mr. JOSEPH MARTIS. b The ;+th ycai
O. his age.
Funeral service from his residence $50 LAbells Are.
"Wednesday Junr eth Friends Of the family arr
Ic,,.rt,uly invited to Attend Intsrnsnt II Noun,
Zion cemetery.
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OF Redemption Of sondi OF the loan Of 1855 Of the
City OF Wheeling.

City OF Wheeling.
Notice IL hereby Sircn hy the commissioners ot the
loan Of 1885, " The city uf Wheeling. West Virginia
that PURSUANT 10 the requirements NJ the ordinance of
raid city. passed Nav L. 1855. entitled. An osdi-
nance to trul,r :,r fhr issue and sale NJ bonds or
hr rity u. Wheeling ", known Ms Bonds OF the
lean II lsSJ and for the redemption and ia!intnt
thereof aud PROVIDING Tor payment into the ct;E
Treasury "! rcr1Hin amounts from TeScntics ~ Inc
Gas and Water WORKS" The following described bonds
issued under the said ordinance were determined pS
In; by SaIl commissioners for redemption and pay
n,eut on the Isl day NJ July \. D.. 1917. 20 NIX:
fond, Of $500 m principal each numbered 81 ST. ST.
and Ronds of 81. O0n 90 principal each numbered as
follows: I57. $50. 1855. 25I 1888. 303. 1873. 26l. 1885,
Said bonds determined will he redeemed ana
paid a, tho Rank ~ the Ohio Valley In the tltT "t
Wheeling. ". Va. IN and after the LIST day ri July
1911 and syid bond, determined will crsse TO bear
lnterrs, from the last named DAY and date
]. r. SANDS
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Il. w. PETERSON.
Commissioners ~ the Loan of lSSj.
tel6-t-jy.l
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r,,.r.1 for Carney Child

Tho funcraI fnr Ellzahrth. ,lhroc-ycnr.
old daughter Of Frank and Rcss LII
vrlI") carney. who died Friday. WAS held
in the family home. 1910 cherry street.
Yesterday morning. with burial I'm Mt.
calvary.
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"
Bridge BondI. Of the City Of Wheeling.
Notice Is herrh" given by thc commissioners ot me
Main Street bridge ond> first seres) that pursuant
to tho requirements % tho ordinance OF said rIt5
PASSED the nth DAY u March. 1920 entitled. An
Ordnanc. provide for the issue snd sale OF BONDS
of the city " Wheeling tn ~ known as the Main
Street bridge uEds 'IN srrrcsl and for the rcdemp-
ton aud payment thereof The following described
Unuds issued Under said Ordinance. "rre duly deter
mined bv lot II, said commissioners fnr redemption
AMI payment OH the first day ~ July. 49,, 10 Ht:
IDud " $500. M principal numbered 1874.
Rpnd nf 81 40 principal numbered 202.
Said h,nds 80 determined will w. redeemed and
rad at the Rank ~ Tho Ohm VALLEY. In the city Of
Wheeling. Wr.i Virginia. and after the said
first dsr NJ July. l?I' and said bonds 6" determined
will crase 10 hear interest frnm the las, mentioned
day and date.
u. " PETERSON.
j. A. MILLER.
J.. L SANDS.
Commissioners NJ tho Mr!n Street Bridge Loan first
,eri,sI, je-15tN'l
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BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
Bedford Springs (P,.) Hotel and Baths

A MOUNTAIN Park OF 1000 ACHEB
Rpend happy, healthful summer At this
noted mountain resort. Mntiernly nppainted
ceIlpnt cusinc, Good a,uter roads to all
points.
Also Magnpsin Baths and famous Mineral
Waters that equal those at celebrated Euro
pcan r~sorts.
Fr-rr accommodation for motor touristL
NOW OPEN.
n p psruI,. Atr ~ g. Ruernr. Asst. Mgr.
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PRE- LUNCH AT NOON
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
Notice TO Boudholders
Of the
Farmont 4 Warrington
Railroad Company
OF
pnd,D,D,in1 NJ RorJs

tencThTHlOn nI BONUS
o. sad Company before matuFitT.
Sori-n hcrebs gwen to the bondholdefs o. 'he
.FAIRMoNT 4 MaNSiSGTOS RAILROAD
COMPANY
That pursuant IN the provisions Of the mortgage OF
said crmp1nr dated January J. 1905 to ;Ee
GIARANTEE TITLE & TRUST LOMPASf.
PlTTSBU RGII. IA. TRUSTEE.
Which gIrrS the company the rishi to call At It's
ONION the outs, andnE bonds Of the Company, al
ans interest period after January /. 1916.
That said outstanding bond. vii! I've redeemed and
paid a. the rate cf One Hundred and Five peFctntun
and tho arruIrd interest thereon on July !. l9lI.
They must ~ presented and surrendered on or after
that dat. II The office II the Trustee With the com
pLny due at said date and all coupons maturing there
after All interest OH each Of said h"n's Will cease
at
July ]. 1917.
GUARANTEE TITLE & TRUST COMPANY.
PtTTSit' RGlI. rENNA. TRUSTEE.
lml MAGEE BUILDING.
rITTSBCRGH. PA.
my.l s.lj-:2- 90 Iu .5.l2-l9-cS
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Portland. Me-, and four bulls BY Nc
Bride & Law. of Beaumont, Texas.
In addition 10 the ship contracts. orr
dcrs for L. vertical triple expansion
marine engines were given to the Elli.3
colt Machine Corporation, OF Balu-
more. so
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DIED

wApoEIl-on Monday. June 25tA. 1917. a. 10
,.clnrk 1. No., DAVID A WADDELl- IN his e'th
year
Funeral services At his late residences. 10" Twenty
nrN street. Wlrrood. on "Wednesday Afternoon NJ
IN O'clock. Friends respectfully in'ied 10 a.
irrd Intrr,nent At Short Creek cemetery.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. June "5.-Raw sugar
firm; centrifugal 596: moasscs SOS: re-
fined steady: cut loaf 300: crushed SI5;
mould 4 son: cubes S25: "NNNN' pow
dcred 165: fine graduated $50; DIAMOND
\ 75n: cuufrcIioncrS AI40: No. |. 755.
Sugar futures opened quiet and at
noon prices were about unchanged from
Saturday'S closing with the exception
OF July which showed decline Of :
points on liquidation.
Covering advanced the list In the late
trading, closed steady and unchanged to
! points higher. Sales $4,000 tons; July
500; September sell December SIS; Jan
u;try i93
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MuRRIA-un SUNDAY, juno u. 1917. At 6:l0 o'clock
u H.. in the Ohio Valley General hospital. MIS-
ANNA lncc IIuchlc) MIRhiN, Wife u jesse L.
MurrIn In the GSrd year Of her Se
Funeral services from the residence OF her dauentef
Airs Iv.cph Slu,lgot. - Thirteenth street. We'd:
n..t.v afternoon =. 80. Friends q the family Ir
respectfully invited to attend lnternent private
Greenwood cemetery.
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FOR SALE Registered o. I. q. boar pigs with auai-
Itr Size. and carry prize winning blood IT. abund-
ancr imprur. your herd With . registered boa:
price reasonable shipped on approval. 4. X. Cor.
such. Rayand Ohio. e-E't
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR SAtE-Trr head q. fine HoIsten hsIsers. three
fresh with calves aide Geo. H. Seuhsrd Elm
Grove, fiel phone. je-.5-I
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NOTICE.

OF tho Drawing for Redemption OF the Main Street
Bridge BondI. Of the City Of Wheeling.
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on ths Redemption OF Series E. Amounting
5000. 90 Of the RefundlnQ Loan OF 1907
OF the City Of Wheeling
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METALS.

METALS.
NEW YORK.; June 1.-THE metal eA-
change uuots lead easy: spot II z f1l2.
Shelter dull: spot East St Louis delivery
~ At London lead spot lJO, iUS' ~
lures go. los; Spcltcr spot 1874 tu-
lures $50.
topper firm: clcctrolytic spot ana near
by ego a 300 nominal; third quarter anu
l;Itcr deliveries 295Ufi $500.
iron fra; No. l. northern 49o0N onOn:
No. =. 4Sr5TI 1915: No. I. southern 400
n $500: M :" 4G5mM 1850.
Metal exchanges quotes tin quiet; spot
6a75 1t 49,.
\; London Sr"; copper fl30: futures
Gl"9. lns: eI"rtr"iytlr i!I@: spot tin
c"4:: futures t"l1.
NEW YORK. June 25.--MerCan,ilc
paper "a ~: sterling 81 day bills Al:
commercial 80 day bills on banks al =. :
commercial On day bills nj 4: demand
4T5IA: cables l16 I'D. France demand
So: cables 573. GuIld"rs demand AK
hl.S 80. Bubbles demand @3&: cables
6!M. Government bonds strong. RAN
Time loans firm: ~ and 20 days 8 IA
n b; sin months 5IlE.
Call money strong: high 6: low 6;
ruling rate g.. last loan y. closing bid
s.. o:tercrd at 4.
COFFEE.
NEW YORK. June :5.--''"itc" Rio M.
:. a7S; futures steady; September I6i;
necember III.
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Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SALE

FOR sALe--3 lots. los. loi. los. I,belIs street.
I $s.sS-
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-5.p.ss-nEer touring car Will demon
STRAIT. Term, TO riSht party. Enquire R.hm', Gar.
age. Je--e'l
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COFFEE

NEW YORK. June 25.--I''"rtcr Rio NJ.
:. a7S; futures steady; September I6' r.;
Ia TT
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Commissioners NJ tho M~9n STREET Fridge Loan FIR
ter,S Je-lG.t.Nl
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-22

his way all about the puzzling
place, but he knows nothing
else, so that doesn't count. He
couldn't very well know any
thing else.
For the first three days I
had to have guide to find my
quarters and then was able to
dispense with him only because
! had memorized a series of
landmarks and headlands by
which to steer, like this:
Go to the top of great STAIR
case and turn to left; pass I'M
der first arch, turn to right,
open second pair of folding
doors and keep straight ahead
across the short gallery with
the big windows and the shaky
floor; thru the double doors at
end and set q watch for the big
clothes press; at clothes press,
turn to right, then left, then
right, and watch for the door
that has the small paintings
hung around it: thru that, turn
to left, then right, left thru the
low arch to the long corridor,
down that and then it's the
third door on the left.
/ took q lieutenant in the
British army twice over this
course and explained to- him all
the marks. bearings and sound
ings. but when he attempted to
make 1t alone he got tangled
up among the shoals and had
to sit down and wait until
someone came along with a Ii
censed pilot.
Otherwise l suppose he would
be there yet.
All this gigantic establish
ment, created at a staggering
cost and maintained with
river of money wrung from the
toll of a hundred million peas
ants, the whole immense pile
filled with the bewilGering ex-
travagances l am to tell you
about later, existed for just one
purpose.
1t was to shelter a ruler
that had no right to rule, shell
ter him and the army OF SER
wants and parasites in different
degrees that waited upon him,
while he dwelt In ceaseless ter
ror of assassination by the
people upon whose backs he
rode.
Compared with this idea the
widest notion that ever entered
a poor stricken brain at
Wards island, or Matteawan,
Steiiaeoom or Mt. Pleasant
seems sweet and reasonable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-22

Charles Edward Russell Finds Gigantic Building,
Drowning Folly Of Monarchy, Several Blocks Long,
70 Be Typical Of What Is Dead in New Republic; It
Used to House 5000 Persons and 5000 Once Danced
ct Time in Its Bathrooms

house 5000 persons and was
the largest madhouse. in the
world,
Three thousand persons are
said to have attended one ball
held In the largest of Its three
ball rooms.
The thing is three stories
high. and the top all the way
around is adorned chat is what
they call it, with a crowd of
statutes.
Nobody knows now whom
they are statues of, and 1t
makes no difference, because
you would have to go up to the
roof to get good view of
them and the Joy of 1t wouldn't
be enough to pay.
From the ground you can
just make out If you look hard
that they are statues, and yet
they are said to be 10 feet in
height.
The late car, now Mr.. Mich
olas Romanoff, private citi-
zen gone into deserved retire.
ment, used to keep a herd of
cows on the roof of the palace.
This is the best thing he did
and the only sensible use the
building was ever put to before
the revolution.
Also, on the roof are a great
many stands for machine guns
and handy places where soldiers
could hide and shoot down peo-
pie in the square beneath.
The gentlemen that planned
the huge castle overlooked no
bets of this kind, and January.
1905. proved that they were
wise -for their own purposes.
Two hundred thousand peo-
pie came into the square then.
to ask for bread and the sol.
diers on the roofs gave them.
bullets instead and killed 5000
of them. =
Two galleries, one above and
one under the ground, connect
the Imperial guard. close at
hand.
A single alarm would bring
10000 armed men swarming
into the place. :
The czars knew what their
people thought of them and
purposed to take no chances
Wise cars.
The interior of this mon
strosity is an endless maze of
passages and suites, corridors
and stairways, passages and
doors, until the mind gets tired
of trying to follow them and
wants to sit down and rest.
There is one man that knows
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-22

1t Petrograd, the place where
the American commission were
Quartered, for one symbol Of
this madman's dream.
There never was a crazier
thing In all the works OF mans
hands. and It exactly expressed
the Institution it sheltered.
It is the largest permanent
building In Europe.
William G. Sheppard, corre-
Bpondent Of the United Press,
made careful and repeated cal
I Oulations whiles we were there
. and came to the conclusion that
from the entrance we used to
my room was exactly one-quar-
ter Of a mile.
! wasn't as far away from
the entrance as some others of
the crew.
The vast, bewildering pile is
built along the left bank of the
Neva, and when you stand at
one end of it and look to the
other 1t seems to stretch into an
infinity Of space.
Shepherd asked to have q
trolley line built In 1t for the
I accommodation of visitors, but
this was never done.
On the city side the palace
: fronts huge square of which
It makes one side, and the war
and foreign offices, built like .
crescent with an arch between
them, make the other.
These buildings, palace in
cluded, are eolored q warm red.
The Winter palace was begun
BY Catherine H., sometimes
called the Great. and was
about . hundred years in build
ing.
: When the whole imperial
machine was going 1t used to
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Here and Elsewhere

DR.. Cozza, dentist, 2O8 Provi.
dent. adv.
Wedding cake ornaments.
Duenwald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
Il. p. Kemmer, secretary of Ia
coma Commercial club, elected
vice president of Washington AS
ISOLATION Of Commercial Organiza-
ton Secretaries, in session at
Wenatchee.
Sentry at Bremerton navy takes
three shots at prowler.
COMMERCIAL BlNDERY =
PRINTING 90. Matn AZ.
- .a- u,
Lund 4 Strubstad Co. goes into
construction of fish boats and
rowbOats in Tacoma.
Operated by electricity obtain
ed from a lighting circuit, new
machine vets, sweeps, scrubs and
dries a floor over which it is pro-
PEELED by human power.
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sanity in its
makeup, or 1t
would never
tolerate such
an institution
as monarchy.
The k | n 6
business is at
all times q
grotesque and
monstrous abb
surdity, but in
the c a 8 Q o I
Russia it was
just one long
daIirium.
Take I h .
Winter palace
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GERMAN" BARON" JAILED

Frankenberg cook. who he is from titled German
FAMILY is one OF four men arrested Camp Lewis and held
city jail alien enemies within military reservation
men are H. O. Filler X Fickner p W. They
given hearing before U. s. Commissioner Mcmillan
Frankenberg. who claims he Germany
when he 10 military
whom he says he has sympathy
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100000 VISIT MURRAY

persons Murray Sunday to Civ. the
61s u s. infantry formerly the famous old Washington
sendoff Ulster and u spoke
briefly 500 -
date the ep,
tho very soon Also a.
thought be Camp Greene
vile. NJ c. has been expected $3.50
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