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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

II. d. Brinser ct ux to American
Trust company. trustees. s3x143 feet
on south line Delaware avenue, being
9s feet west OF Nelson street lot I,
block 3, plan of Mason Park (2).
(A} i6Sxi2o feet north line of Cha
cago avenue. lots 2. 4. 6. s. 10 and
IL, block 1929, plan of Richmond and
Manchester Land Co.
OBJ l12x120 feet on south line Of
Chicago avenue, lots O. II. ID, Is,
block 1922. plan of Richmond and
Manchester Land Co.
(OLots /. 2,~square 6 lots 10, II.
H. square 4, Thurman's Addition in
Chesterfield county, near the city
limits.
90 Also all machinery fixtures, ap-
planes, etc; tax. IS: $4,000,
Athenas Lamprenos to b. r. Catlin.
trustee. 25xl20 feet on north line of
Semmes avenue. % feet west of north
western intersection OF Semmes
avenue, with Twenty first or Virginia
street, lot 8. block 4. plan of Belle
vue; tax, 81. $500
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Hastings Releases.

B. r. Catlin, trustee. to Louis OPP
pleman. 25xl20 feet on north line of
Semmes avenue. rs feet west of north
western intersection of Semmes
avenue. with Twenty first or Virginia
streets. lot ie, block 4, plan OF Belle
vue; $424
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Charters were issued yesterday by
the state corporation commission to
the following:
~ County Realty corporation, Hamp-
ton, Va. Capital: $4,000. Object;
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Chanccry Trusts.
Chancery Releases.

Henry s. HutZler and Ralph j. Levy,
trustees to Meyer Levy. etc. % feet
Ia inches by AZ feet west line Brook
avenue, 76 feet inch south of Mar
shall; $l,74s
Richeson & Crutchfield. trustees, to
II. f. Richardson, No. 7o6 Clark
street being 36 1-2 by AZ feet / inch
west line Clark street, $50 feet I
inches south OF Duval street; also No.
7os Clark street. being 81 Ia by Al
feet ] inch west line Clark street f1s
feet inch south OF Duval; $3.6f0.
Stern and Rose, trustees. to Esther
Neuman ct vir, Nos. s21 and s2a Me-
chanicsviile pike. being ~ q feet by
irregular lines east line Mechanics
Vile pike; $4,000.
A. ]. Chewing. Jr., trustee, to
Spencer Lee ct ux.. No, s21 Mort h
Third street, 40 feet south of Baker
street; 1885.
Stern & Rose, trustees. to Esther
Neuman ct vir, Nos. s2l and s23 Me
ehanicsville pike. being 4T Ia by ir-
regular lines; $3.50.
Pollard & Bagby, Inc. trustees. to
Charles II. Phillips. No. 2248 Park
avenue. being lsx70 "a feet north
line Park avenue. at east line Add
son street; s4,l30.
William l.. Tyler, trustee, TO j. Fl
Beard. lots 3 and "a. block Z. Provvi.
dence Park; s2,726
Hastings Transfers.
Louis Oppleman TO Athenas Lam
prenos. 25x120 feet on north line of
Semmes avenue, rs feet west OF
western intersection of Semmes
avenue, with Twenty first or Virginia
street. lot l6. block 4, plan of Belle
vue, $40.
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l. Young, lots % and "a, section 4.
Oak Park; 1910.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
WILL MAKE HEALTH SURVEY
OF ADMISSION CAMP

bynchburg, Va. Sept Iii Leo
Faulkner. for a number of years con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12

Turnpikes TO He Improved
Special to The Richmond virRinian.)
Harrisonburg. Va, Sept. 11.--Com
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
Court News
Chanccry Transfers.

Jacob w. wilbur, Inc, to Clark E.
Corson. lots SO and so, Brookland
Tarrace; *33s.12.
l. Leberman to Rosa LebermAn.
one-hslf interest In No 1910 East
Main street, being az feet 10 Ia
inches by So feet s Ia inches north
line Main street, II feet ] IL inches
east of Eighteenth street; tax. 81;
SIS
Greater Richmond Realty Co. Inc,
to Lula r. Edwards, lot TO-. block 8,
Monument Avenue Park; tax, 81. $40.
A a. Andrews to Kathryn II Brad
ford. 50.l6 by 1875 feet west line Moss
Side avenue, 351.l2 feet from Brook
land boulevard tax. So; $40.
Chanccry Trusts.
Edwin Cowardin ct ais TO Richeson
& Crutchheld, trustees, Nos. 1907 and
1903 East Main street, being % IL by
SO feet south line Main street, be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets; $4,000.
Christopher Weimer ct Tx to Nd
Nunnaily. trustee. 25xt20 feet south
line Cary street at east line Straw
berry street: $2.240.
Richmond Holding corporation to
New York Life Insurance company
Nos. 20l s-5 West Broad street, being
81 feet ! IA inches by 1913 feet IL
inches south line Broad street, at west
line of Jefferson street; $3.50, 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
Approaching Marriage.

MIN. WIN. r Nhackefford ~
Aaiuda. wa. announces the approach.
Ing marriage 81 her daughter. Ida
Mae. TO Rev. Harvey Glauss OF Alta
yafta, Va The wedding will he
auietiy solemnized AT noon on Satur-
zsase the 18th e< September. ST the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-12
FHIEDA MEhEDlTh UiETZ, Editor
Telephone Madison fe23.

home OF the brides mother, saluda.
Va
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-14

Q'asa a 10 Ga. plana. col. Pal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-14

levaban, impulsadas por ell viento, :
~menazando, q cais instante, ]correr.e
hacia los otros puntos de Ia hereiad.
Va las liamas, u..ulando fieras y
trepadoras desde Ia sranja en- ign,-
ci6n, lamian la, paroles de Ia casa,
cuando e. dusno, D~.llebois, y ST. pa
Dire. apa-ecieron al extreme de "a
finca seguidos de Victoria, II ancia-
ma s..rviente que habia corrido Ell 81
busca.
Al propio tempo, y por cpue;to .
do. ilegaban a caballo los bonboros
dc Biesmes. con los titles dc ;a.va-
mento.
Al frcnte de clos iba IN Srucsto
joven de unos veinticiHco anoe. .ra-
jcado con cierto esEae-o, quien, des-
de III principle, sc pIso q dirigir los
t-abaios de extinction, mpon:endo su
autoTiGad.
Pero, apenas instalada Ia bomba,
resoao IN immense CRITIC de cspanto.
Los salvadore5. alocados. ~para-onse
de repente. como paraliZando.eS 81 te
rror.
Ii vivicnda acababa de ser tamnitn
invadida por las ,lamas; II MADEIRA
incendiada, proyectando sobre n
ventana alberta en- l. planta haja,
habia pegado fuego a las cortinas,
que ~empezaban a arder.
i Magdalena!.. isalvad a Magda-
lena!-grit6 la vieja criada con voz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-14
FOLLETIN Mum. Il.
Ell H!JO

Su ca~ac,e- tenaz. vindicativo Y
violento. fo-jaba para e. porvenir sc
so.uciones extremas, planes Jenebro-
SOS que debian. Z juicio Suyo. dar "a
ION de Magdalena.
Esto ha6ia De hacerle en- IA vida
gran vencodor de ~obst&culos:' pero.
como muchoS otroS. eStaba en- pe.igro
de SCI v!ctima de 81 temeridaG.
-sEstlbaS en- la heredai, Marco
lo?-pregunto de cope Ia Condes2.
eSpiando ! fisonon:a del joven.
ST. Y no-respondi6 un tarto ser
prendIdo.-anduve por ali cerca. =.
tie GUSTAV tai vc1 las facnaS a
gricolas?
No vas nal, ESQ podria serte lit; al
gun dia. Y no serias III, hijo MIC. el
primer hornbre de baena fami,ia que
hava soncdo en- ser a~gricultor, sin Il
vergonzarse.
oh. madrina, cue opinion mis-
falsa tlene listed de mis- guscos Y af:-
clones,
iYo agricu>tor?. No me encuen-
tro bien en- Ia piel de un rusticO en-
ccrvandose sobre Ia gleba, como decia
M professor de ret6rica.
-Esa piel vale 10 que otra-dijo
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(PaSa a Ii Ca pima, col. a.
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NF0YORKINHS
e.. horror a la rr1uerte

mastiles de Ia embarcaci6n, y saca-
d!~lo como IN nino rabioso al ju%uc-
tc que ha caido en- su gracla.
Iba I ser aquella n adorable ira
vesia, algo como IN viaje de recr"o,
hecho en- IN watch s~untuOso, que FOR
obra de gracia Sc hubicse trocado en-
I'm transporte mi,ltar, con su Sala de
enfe-mos. V sus a~gonizantes, y sus
he.idos. = sus e~nfermeras, = 81 olor
I feao, V Z cloroformo.
Los marines Sc dedicaban 4 los o.
fic.oS de ne IN memorial service
cuando sintieron que el barco crugia
como 81 unas giganteScaS,
as manos misteriosa5, del abismo. 70
a2retujaran entre slSgrandes dedos,
dtspedazandolo como n caScaCa lie
nucz.
Todo el mader2mea Sc cstremec:6,
palos hubo que vin!eron sobre cubier-
II con estruendo; tripulantes que 70
daron Dor Ia cubierta-la primera veg
e2 muchas navegaciones-y un fuido
cxt-ano. no tanto cue NJ 10 conoc!e-
QPaSa 4 II Ga. pima, col. a.
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.Iueva ToTa. iiavo :.

.Iueva Tora. Iavo :.
Todos los ~period.cos de Ing!aterra
y muchos lie los E,;tadoS Unidos. han
venido rcl"taudo. con ~profusiGn de
detalles. ;oioS in~teresantcs. {. hun
dimiento del vapor Ingies "Balsarat'
cerca de las Islas Britan:cas. torre-
deado como otr0s mil. por TN subma
rino aleman.
FL clso he s.do el mismo de siem-
pre-: el barco navega5a tramqui-a-
mente pc, una MAJ azul. cuyas oIas
~parecian rs de un Iago, bajo un cre!o
sin NUDES. en- IN bello d!a pcimaVe-
raj en- ell cue Ia tripalaci6n eatera Sc
sentia conqaistada pOr e. cncanto lie
n n~aturaleza en- pleno ~t-!unfo.
e. MAJ que ruie siempre. p~a~ctia
cantar.
Los que saben iee- en- e. cielo c.
mo en- IN libro alberto, estaban segu-
ros De que eI tempo seria bonanri2le
por muchos dias, de que el vIento &c
ia prop cio. de que Ia mar no Ten-
dria una G2 csaS c5leras repeRtInas
que le h2cen cncresPar Il olas Y o.
rroiar cctaratas de eSpuma sobre rs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-14

s;niestr6s anumc:aban que ell envigsGo
5ra paste de las llamas.
Desgraciadamente, sc tropezo con
Ia falta de aqua en- sit:o proximo. y
los auxiliado-es. POGO numerosos sIn,
perdian IN tempo precloSo yenco 3
buscar,,a.
he repente, Sc oy6 un estrepito no.
r%risono; una parte de la techadum6ce
acababa de hundirse bruscamente,
proporcionando nuevo c~ombustib'e al
c!cmento devorador.
Ante aquel espectaculo terrorifico.
erandioso en- medic de su horror. Ia
e-imas de p.edad acudiecon a los
oios lie Ia Condesa. Marcelo perlcs-
neci6 e~spectador impossible Y frio,
desGenando prestar su conc1rso a les
que valerosamente combatian e. in
cendi6.
Podia haber prestado ouen servi-
clio. puesto que aquellos heroes, a
2esar de SIS m%ultiples e~sfuerzos, no
loeraban localizar e! fuego, cada W.
mas imponente.
Per otra parte. IA auseneia de los
duenos de Ia heredad les dejaba sin
direction nj guia. siguiendose UT des-
barajuzte Y mi fa!ta de cohesion 81
los trabajos. que los hacia cast nn-
tiles.
Cada uno Sc extenulba por SUI Ia
do, sin provecho.
Grandes Columns de fuego Sc G.
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Pasa a Ia Ga. Col. 3a.l

Tn silencio Modesto Sc establcclo
entire Ia Coriesa de Presles Y Su a.
hijado.
Este. sulfurado por In respues>a
firme de su madrina. hizo pagan al
caballo Ia herida causada en- Su amor
propio V a sus miras interesadAs pa
"a ell porvenir.
Fustigo tan brutalmente q la pohre
best,a, que Sc Gesvi6, en- un movi-
miento brusco, faItando POGO para
precipitarse el c~arruaje en- ell barran-
CO Que bordeaba el Canine.
En- aquel punto. Ia colina V les
bosQue5 formaban una pendiente
recta hasta Ia "Pierre-aux-Fees", e.
norme bloque arenirco legendario
cue pende sobre el vi!lorio y contra
81 cual la Cordesa y Marcelo Sc ha-
brian cstrellado infaliblemente.
LIE fue precise emplear al joven
toda Ia fuerza de sus musculos y
cierta presencia de amino, para rete-
ner q Ia jaca y pararla bruscamente
en- eli borde del abismo, temblando
con todos sus miembros.
Ape5se rapido. puso a ANNA! en-
buen canine, Y Sc aprestaba 4 rea-
nudar la Marcia. cuando diStingui6,
con gran sorpress. a uno de los nan
cebos de Ia heredad de los Fresnos,
que venia corriendo a tods priss.
-tQue pasa, pues?-interrogo
Marce,o, instintivamente c~urloso.
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-iFueso!... la heredad ardc. -
rcp!ic6 ell hombre con voz ahogSda,
sin parar en- su vertiginosa carcera.
-;Dios MIC, ql6 desgracia.-eycla-
mo la condesa de Presles.
iEn seguida, Marcelo, volvamos. .
Pueden tener necesidad de n0sotros!
...iVamos, vamosl
-iPardiez.... p~refiero este a Ia
misa-musit6 Ell joven.-iSiQuiera es
int~eresante, Y habra escenas de emo
cion!
Indignada, pero harto preocupada
por otra parte. la Condesa permEane-
clio silenciosa. mientras e. ~carruajc,
retrocediendo, hizo via hacia el IL
gar. parandose cerca Eel incendio.
En- el acto Sc organizaron los pri-
meros auxilios para atajar 81 fuego
devastador.
Este Sc habia producido en- una
grania LENA de heno, contigua al
cuerpo del edificio, Y hallando CAN'T
dad de combuStible inflamahlc Sc
propago rapidamente.
I'm immense brasero Sc habia for
mado. vomitando hacia el cieio len
guas incandescentes que subian Y Sc
revolvian por encima del tejado, es-
parciendo un calor intolerable.
Una inmensa humareda negruZca
Sc extendi6 por Ia heredad, asfixiar-
do, Y medic enloqueciendo, a los pri-
meros q habian acudido, y crujidos
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viv2mente "a Condesa:-la ~envo!Iu-
n no cs NADIA. el alma 10 es TODD. A.
dcmas. a~gricultor no quiere dec!r que
uno mismo trabaje las tierras.
Bastante hay que pensar, ca.cular
Y conducir. en- una vasta exploitation
dc csc genera.
= ST. 81. "a 10 Sc, madrina; Sc tam
bien que q Ia agricultural lie faltan
brazos: es IN cliche!... Pero. cSno
vo no soy nance. z listed no le pesa-
ria. ouizas. que los mics Sc emp.ea-
sen en- II ocupacion lucrative, mo
es este?
Ell trabajo es sano. Y hon-oso
siemp-e-replic6 dignamente la Con
desa.
-Es possible. Mas. por de pronto.
TO es ESQ 10 que me llama 4 Ia here
dai. crealo listed.
, Me basta con ser el ahijado bica-
ouisto de la Condesa de Presles, que
no tiene hijos.
Esta respuesta, lena de cinismo IN
teresado. indicaba c!aramente Que 81
ioven descontaba, por adelantado. Is
fortuna de ST. madrina. e alma deli
cada de "a excelente mujer Sc sub,e-
v6. estremecida.
No hay que contar jamas con ma
da Dor modo absoluto-objet0 grave
mente.
E. joven, ~estupefacto, Sc volvi6 4
mirarla.
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anguct;osa.
Y con c! gesto se:Ia,6 una veasana
d.! prime" piso: que acababa &c -
bri-se b~ruscamsatc. y de donds anr-
gu;a. en- una horrible aureola lie
tueso. Ia his lie! labrador Dalre3eis.
.Algo indis2uesta aque, dia, So ka-
bia quedado Ell CANA iiasta ms ta.-
de de 10 ]o:dinario; = d2spertaroniI
G; ruido del ince2dio y Il sofoc2c.5n
del hume.
En- seguida di6se cleata del Pc
gro. y, vistiaadosa ligeramentS, ga
t. del lecho. precipitandcse hacia =
ventana, que abri6.
Eubo un ins:ante de indec!Aic "a
vor. pSralizando cl espirItu J los ora
zos de los que a veron. pa!ida, los "a
bel!os en- dcs6-den, entire sinies:.aS
csr:dades Ie inccndio.
;Magdalena, hijO m!a!-=u%:6
pallcbois laazanGcse en- 81 soeo:co.
Otro Sc lie habia anticipate.
FL desconocido, que dirigia a los
5oHaeros. no hi2o mas CUE We: =
qucli2 aparici6n, a Il e cZqlisita )
horrible. de Ia joven.
Ante = inminencia del pe!igro, CO.
rr.G Z e~v.tario; p.ecipitJ:e de IN Srin-
co hacia la puerta ento-nada y GeSa-
pareci6 en- ell resp!andor lGgubrc de
aquel horno.
Pcro su accion va.erosa tuyo. ii
pun.o, una consequence terrible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

To ALL that combines TO make Indianoa
Beach THE beauty spot of Puget Sound would crowd
this space than IL is crowded now This, by the
way. is great trouble with writing OF Indianoa
Beach. The writer recognizes that OF the funda-
mentals OF advertising is brevity but, challenge how
be brief when to tell the bare facts Of lndanoa
Beach's beauty would require book;
In yearnng Tor a Summer home you naturally look
for those things which the city does not offer within
convenient distance At lndanola Beach you have them
all ideally grouped You have a wooded tract right
the shores OF Puget Sound You have bathing beach
that is the admiration of all who love frolcking the
sandy beach and real bathing for the swimmer You
have gravity water system with mains in front Of
your property and supply that is pure and always
ample Tor all purposes. You have privacy in the midst
of desirable neghbors You have health-buildng air
and view mountains and lowlands and Sound
that deies description. You have good boat service
and short and delightful ride to and from Seattle In
addon-,he tracts large and the prices extremely
low, with terms that enable anyone to OWN rather
than rent Summer home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

This is practically the unanimous expression OF all
who see Indianola Beach
Some scores of Seattle people have already backed
their enthusiasm and judgment by selecting home sites
in this beauty spot Among them seventeen teachers
from city schools. many OF whom have already
erected smart little Summer homes.
No two tracts alike at lndanoa Beach Some
where in this favored location is just the spot you'll
want for a Summer home The fertile soil is there
with its virgin growth OF charming trees, shrubs and
ferns. Flowers abound and in berries pen
full Some level Sopng, situated
the commanding bluff overlooking the beach and
Sound and others nesting snugly along the creek
bed. Your originality has opportunity for full play
Once you make a selection your Unborn love OF the
beautiful will give you renewed zest and interest Every
day you'll discover attractions. You'll love every
tree, every shrub. every fern and flower your home
tract You'll plan and work and before YOU aware
you will develop abilities amateur landscape
architect OF no mean cabre The development OF your
home site will go apace and ere long become the
personiicaton of your ideas The JOY and and
comfort and satisfaction you'll get out OF it all will
make you richer in health richer in pocket and brimul
OF pride in your achievement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
BUILD TUNNEL
UNDER CHANNEL
At END OF WAR
BY r. W. GETTY


LONDON, June 15.-one on
the fondest dreams OF Eng
lands engineers for eenturles.
tunnel beneath the English
channel. Will probably be re.
allied after tho war.
Such a tunnel, which, bur
rowing 100 feet beneath the
sea floor. could disgorpe es.
press and freight trains be.
tween England and France,
and remove forever the men
ace OF the submarine.
To drive "A double tunnel thru
the gray Ceuomanian chalk. d.
yoriing II ingeniously At one point
thru the gault. ~ today simple
feat OF engineering. Sir Frances Fox
declared. Revolving cutters. fixed
in Grcathead shields. viii eat thru
the earth like butter. and the
debris can be constantly removed
from tho face by high.speed end
less belts. diHcharging directly In.
TO wagons.
In case the proposed tunnel
should be seized by hostile force.
a watcrlock. constructed 10 deal
with such an emergency. viii en-.
able the adjacent military authori.
tics 10 flood II with water al an
notice. When the emery
ency is over the water can be
pumped out by electric power.
The English entrance to tho tun.
mol would be commanded Ny the
Dover forts and by men -of.war In
Dover harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

He kicks about everything from
rain to dust and from warm beer
to duh razors. But he does find
satisfaction In killing the men who
plunged the world into topsy.tur.
veydom.
In their crumbllng. old German
trench, the Kilties were enjoying
comparative ense after five DAYS
In the line. A dozen or so. with
little mirrors set up on the clay
parapet were lathering for cold
shave. their first In nearly week.
The officer led his civilian
charges out Of trench forward
to knoll where they sat down to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
What Brand of Gum
Does This Guy Chew Z

Cameron. the Iron jawed mar.
vel" famous for crossing Niagara
rails on cable hanging by his
teeth. gave an exhibition on Sec.
end ave. Friday. lie drew a load.
I'd seven.passenger Studobaker au-
tomobile up Second ave. from
Marion TO Pike vt. with the tow
line held between his teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

atch the German shells tearing
up n road a mile away. TO the
rear, n British battery was whang.
ing away and missiles shuttled
overhead N endless. invisible pro.
cession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
FOOD SLEUTH HERE

J. J. Higgins. assistant commits.
sioner OF agriculture. has opened Of.
fees In the Alaska building. and IS
about 10 step out after" dealers
and manufacturers who are not com
plying with the state pure food laws.
The last legislature changed the
laws 60 make them conform with
tho federal standards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
BUY THIS MONTH
Prices Advance July l
1920 to 500

The prices in effect at Gndanola Beach arc
the opening prices OF March 1916 Since then miles OF
streets have been made. miles of water mains laid
bridges constructed. substantial wharf completed and
colony OF attractive Summer homes erected A bath
ing pavilion has been provided with ample dressing
rooms for and women. diving float is being
installed Present prices low and are giving
ample notice OF the advance Even the advanced price
will be less than that asked for other domestic prop
erty within similar distance OF Seattle II you want 10
tidy sum, however, buy this month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15
TONNES WILL
SEE WAR THRU

WITH THE BRITISH AR
oies IN THE FIELD, May
2e.-(By Mail)-This army IS
20 absorbed in the job OF peat
ina back the Boche by blows
that the submarine war, the
Russian situation, the nun'-
lions problem and the food
shortage have no place In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-15

The weather says the Summer weather OF the
present week is going to stay awhile. Whisper it to
your wife and have her pack the picnic basket Tell it
to the youngsters and have them go prepared for
days glorious outing. Single trip fare 25c. Commute
ton fare l2Iic. Children half fare
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soldiers thoughts.

soldiers thoughts.
After four-day tour OF the
front, covering 500 miles along
the line and In the rear, tho
visitor learns that Tommy has
just one aim--to smash the
Germans, and just one motive
-retrlbutlon.
Random conversations with sol
d'ers afield carry the conviction
that President Wilson and Lloyd
George don't know what they are
talking about when they speak OF
objects and motives. Tommy il
the real authority.
Tommy Is a natural born crouch,
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You Can Live at Indianola Beach and Work in
Seattle

Boats will bring you into Seattle weekday morn
ings at 73o and $50 They'll take you OF Seattle,
homeward bound at Is and Us To the property.
take boat at Pier g. foot OF Madison, weekdays and
Sundays go For complete schedule phone our
office or to the Kitsap County Transportation Co.
Main 3O3o
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The French child was kept In the
English mansion because-Jane
Eyre finds out. SO will you. See
Mnnday.a Star.