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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

200 Oeieosfss
The peoples council began ita
hong heralded and much buffetcd
conferen In the Wes, Side
auditorium here shortly before
noon
The hundred odd delegates speed
ed up the prellminafies. openly ad-
mli;ing their fear OF interference
by the state.
Seymour Stedman. general coun-
scl for the socialist party, who was
elected temporary chairman. told
the ''peaeers" they must hurry"
as the meeting may be interrupted.
Louis r. Lochner, executive sec
fetary. was elected temporary sec.
retary.
A resolution was hurriedly intro
duccd and as suddenly passed. de
clarine that should this meeting be
dissolved prohibited. interrupted.
or abandoned as the result OF &C.
tion by the authorities. that the
chairman. secretary and organixa.
ton committee shall constitute an
executive committee with power TO
act.
Stay TIL Put Out
Stedman read TO the meeting a
United Press dispatch from Spring.
field that Gov. Lowden had stated
he would stop the meeting and
would cali out troops to do IL, II
necessary"
This means wen have 70 act
fast" he shouted.
a. w. Kicker. OF New York. pub
Usher OF Pearson's Magazine. i'm.
mcdiately offered a resolution tha,
the conference remain In session
until we are put out or are ready
to get out"
II was adopted unanimously.
Stedman interrupted with Jus,
"a minute, please. Id like to make
motion to adjourn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
STATE HOUSING LAW
MAY KILL GAR STRIKE

By United Press Iessed Wire
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. The
new state housing law, which be-
came effective today. viii prevent
the United Railroads from keep
inc strikebroakers In the car barns.
officials of the new commission as
serted.
state authorities say they Will
take action.
Tho strikers today believed this
law would result IN the settlement
OF the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
Says City Violates
Its Own Ordinances

Policemen or firemen take charge
of boilers at the Georgetown and
Ballard police stations during rs
hours OF the day, in violation of
city regulations that call for licens..
ed engineers, according to Chair
man w. J Santmyer. OF the board
of examining engineers.
he will take up the matter with
Mayor GIN and the superintendent
of buildings. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
LOAN COMMITTEES TO
SOON GET IN ACTION

u, United Press leased Wire
WASHINGTON. Sept. l.--Liber-
ty loan committees--some of them
new, some of them the old groups
began forming today to put across
the second Liberty loan OF 1917
probably s3.000.000. .000--at n date
not later than October /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
CONFESSES MURDER
OF eleven YEARS

PENDLETON. Sept. l.-EleyeD
years after he killed Newell Rlppey
in Surrey county. North Carolina
Logan Vernon is IA jail here today,
awaiting the arrival of officers who
win tahs him back TO North Caro-
lima TO face trial Vernon has made
q complete confession
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
PART Of PERSnll(G q
AMMUNITION Dnr

By taited Press 4easei Wire 3
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.--One-
third of the rifle ammunition sup
piled to Gen. pershing's expedition
proved faulty, it was learned Off
cially today.
When originally tested. at the
Frankfotd arsenal, Philadelphia.
where II was made. the lot was
good. Deterioration afterward
rendered the cartridges useless.
The effectiveness was due to use
OF impure domestic potassium cl1or
ride, as the supply OF German pd
sium had been exhausted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

poSatS 10 levy
Income and war
profit taxes as
"confi cato
and Milling the
Toose that laid
the golden egg ?
r h ese people
either don't know
what they are
talking about or
are trying to do
ceive the Ameri-
can people for
their own self IA.
terest The fact
is. even the most
drastic proposals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
|oPE TO INSIST
oNPEACE WITH
NEW PROGRAM
puts Out New "Fee)ers' on
Baiks That Germany TO
Be Democracy Soon


- Hu)s~A pv~~~ Leased Wire
WASHINGTON, Sept. Pope
1e6edict viii launch formal feel
er1'. 10 further the ends OF peace.
exording 10 confidential adyiees
v~eefyed at diplomatic quarters to-
Az The pope. according to Rome
e1vtces. hopes that peace may
<tme on President Wilson's terms
.L4he democrstization OF Germany.
via first effort will be made
atDe1g the following lines.
Res.oration OF Belgium.
Resentment OF wrongs suffered; !;
1ermIssion to have German gar.
fison remain at Antwerp; granting
nuurnouoruy to Lorraine, leaving the
EaI.enriched Alsace In German
hands. making Trieste port outside
italian Jurisdiction; leaving the
Balkan question to the peace con-
fsrcnce. but insisting that Bosnia
and Herzegovina remain Austrian
! territory.
Causes Excitement
The news precipitated wide dis
~usslon among the diplomatic corps.
II Is believed the pope either VIII
repJy directly TO President Wilson.
making further suggestion, based
on an understanding that there will
10 prompt and wide democratiza-
fion within the Teuton empires, or
viii transmit formal note TO the
United States thru the papaI dele
cation here.
According 10 the first message re-
ceived here on the subject. II would
appear the pope VIII not go into the
ouestlon Of restitution and repara-
lion for HAmania. Serbia and Mon
tenegro. believing them TO come m.
\Aer the general peace negotiations
hearing on the Balkans.
Word From Kaiser
That the pope has both the maxi.
NUN and minimum peace terms %
y!innanf an Austria IL the belief
OF diplomats here.
The state department has no
word Indicating that the pope in
(centinued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
NO PANIC WHEN Big
SHIP GOES TO GRAVE

Uy tnited Press Leased Wire
MARSElLLES, Sept, 1.-The lin.
or Natal was sunk IN n collision TO-.
day Five hundred and twenty
persons from the vessel have been
landed. There was no panic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

this we should add si6.29i 1853 cor
poration taxes the federal govern
ment viii also levy This brings
the federal taxes up TO slS2.G4S.7 Is.
This Is an enormous sum. but
Uncle Sam now needs every dollar
of II TO pay the wars rapidly
Continued on page 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
APPRENTICES IN
WOMEN LABOR
GET WAGE RAISE

By United Press Leased Wire
OLYMPIA. Wash, Sept. -
Employed women in this state
are rejoicing today over an in
crease in wages aggreaating
thousands OF dollars daily
granted by the industrial well
fare commission.
Apprentices In Industrial
plants and mercantile establish
ments are to receive an in
crease Of SO 1.3 per cent under
a ruling OF the commission.
The period OF apprenticeship
is cut in half.
To Meet Higher Cost
"This is an initial step toward re
lieving the abnormal condition,
caused by the present high cost O
living. due to the war; reads {
statement issued by the commits
sion.
at is hoped that the employer,
of the state will meet II in a spiri
of patriotic cooperation"
Possibly every industry OF tn,
state, with the exception of the lum
ber and shipbuilding industries. /,
affected by the order
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
Sell Kings Nightie

LONDON. Sept. 1.-They made
them of more durable stuff back in
the days of King George Nv. M
A night shirt worn by the Wild
monarch. whose escapades enliven-
ed England 100 years ago, was ex-
humed In a museum here today.
and sold for $500 to n curio dealer.
The $500 went into the Golfers OF
war charity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
PACIFISTS BEG ARREST:
COPS UNACC0MMODATIN

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-The peoples peace councils con-
ference broken up by the police at ! p.
Deputy Superintendent of Police Westbrook followed
by dozen policemen marched down the aisle the plat
form OF the West Side auditorium and declared that acting
orders OF Governor Lowden, requested tell you
dispcfsc" They dispersed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

willie 0rown and hah
hundred other boys were oil
Ing up their bicycles Saturday.
They adjusted the handle
osrs and tiohtened the chains.
Why?
Dscause they've entered the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01
BY SEN. MILES poiNOEsTER
written for The STAR

WASHINGTON. Sept - Many
people are talking about the pro
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-09-01

Articles of Incorporation have
been filed by miilers OF the North,
west for the organization of the
Professional Millers' association.
Seventy millers OF Tacoma. Port
land and Seattle are members Of
the association.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
GERMAN SLEUTH
GIVES UP PISTOL
TO GOVERNMENT

Charles Noeiier, detective In the
employ OF the Pere Marquette rail-
way. is German and technically an
alien enemy As such he went be
fore United States Marshal Rehrendt
several DAVIS ago. obtained 4 permit
90 remain in War zone and turned
over his gun 20 "a, marshal Alien
enemies are NOT permitted 70 8e
armed even when given permission
to remain az larfe
Moe Der Went GoWn fo The wards
than and resumed his duties alf
without gun tuesday nigh ha
ctine across three thieves r.fing ID
box car and hc eoaght fo az
them one OF Them pulled 4 gun on
he detective Charmed a. b. aa-
Moelicr tooh ihe revolver away from
the crook Weuncsday. he took
30 Marshal Rehrondt and turned "
over. asking % II would be an ren
Tor him @ have Tho guns OF robbers
IN his posec.sion while ne was going
from tho railway yards 10 ne mar
shais ONCE
Tie was told that while fhis would
BE- technical violation it would t.
proper enough 10 he did NOT tar-v
on the way.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
j. s. MUST
STRIKEHARD
SAYS ROOT
All Nations Strength
Needed, Returned
ENJOYS Declare
NATION READY
TO MEET TEST
A III Departments o f
War Activity In
Full Blast

WASHINGTON. Aug Amer a
must set herself for tremendous
struggle II Germany L. 20 DE- over.
wheimed Hundreds oi thousand, 0f
troops must be sent 10 France Rail
road engineers and supplies must Do
hurried TO Russia Fuel must be-
supplied 20 Italy Otherwise hope
OF crushing the great Teuton mili-
tary machine viii G-dndle month by
months and the war will De lnde6-
nitely prolonged
Thisw as the message brought The
government mere today by members
OF the Roo, commission 20 Russia
returning from their long and bis
toric trip Russia. they report. r
safe She viii survive her present
dific alty-a and today is doing more
In a military way 70 win the war
than America
The return OF the commission
found all government departments
ready however. 10 respond 10 the
tremendous demands they face
The shipping boards standardized
steel ship program Is about 20 be
launched Design 81 a standard T.
500 ton cargo carrier il complete
Only the contracts remain 20 be
let. Steel prices await a determine.
ton Of cost by the federal trade
commission. One company has offer.
ed 10 fabricate 200 ships A. interior
plants and assemble them az the
seaooard ~ q cost OF approximately
5000. 600. 600.
While shipping prices are being
whipped into shape. steps are being
taken further 20 block srcfis Of big
business 20 gouRe the Allies a pol
icy has been decided upon 20 refuse
licenses 10 those firms charging
more for supplies 10 the Allies than
this government deems fair
Meantime the state department 70.
ceiyed a few insights on internal
conditions IN Austria. Russia and
italy. II is reported thar mallg
nsnf diseases are taking terrible
toll IN Austria and With fOodstur-
scare. winter OF great suffering +.
predicted
In Germany money scarcity Is be
ginning ro cause real gneasines-
fhe Germans. attempting 20 create
further unrest IN Russia. are food *
Russia with German money 20 fur
Their intrigue
italy's food situation is such thai
she viii need no wheat from the
United States this winter She needs
only fuel and munitions
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
What is Castoria

ASTORA harmless substitute for Castor OIL ago Drops and Soothing
Syrups neither Opium Morphine other Mar
its For than thirty has been
the relief Constipation Eatuen Wind Collie and Daoea
aang Feveshue8s arising thercom and regulating the Stomach and
assimilation of Food giving healthy and natural sleep
The Chldrens Panacea-The Mothers TIrnl
Kind You Have Always Bought and which has been in use for over 80
Signature Cha Fletcher and has made under his
personal supervision infancy Allow deceive you in this All
Co limitations Jut-aSGood" but Experiments that tre With
and endange Infants Children Experience against Experiment
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
FREE SERBIA IS
PEACE DEMAND

LONDON Aug independence
OF Ser5is sili ~ Ezglaa1 demands
thar must oe met before peace IS
possible
Preuisr Llcy tGeorse made tais
clear TO-DAY III Ia address delivered
AZ luncheon . honor ot premier
Pasfltch of Serbia
Great Britain wlIi TOY ~ sat 5eL
until serbia .n1epenG r1r th-
premie r declared spes1Iug ID fle
name 80 thc government
serbia is entitled ~ tll. repara.
iion and must 1et b. lord Cess. CO..
clared following ,lor9 George
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
MAKES HEROES OUT OF QUEER MATERIAL

have tho making OF Napoleon In
strategy
@NUh "a nose bumped As was that
oi Wellington or Gen napier. co..
indian muunN fame. Soh viii have
f'r fi-h tOlfNorc-- uf grim deter
Wuat'on " onr nose has fhe bur
IaioliNr str.ture ON ne, ridge and
~ The base ass IN The face OF Wash
ihsfon. Nou have the soldier states.
mdn, icNoluuonArs genius
Many man develops unsuspoct
ga rghtlng qualities when 'pui 90 o.
] know many Young follows m
France Nho could never have Killed
q o. before fhe war and who now
volunteer for The most dangerou S
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09

Note the Dhlnlman'- Nose lne
e.es he - the worst shot on aeth
ON the Other hand recall ,hr fs '"e
% ail che ptiffWlnner, ~ Shooting
competitions Nht her 1t N,uch1lcL
Switzerland co. 81 Monte Carlo ris
con shoouus m mas hr pli down
as maxim THAT 10" anglo formod
hy The nose and eyebrow ridges Is
an unmistsAl sign
Fortunately f4cltm coward
ma,- Yer, wolf prove sfrafcg .cN
hero Or the fore head s VIur ~
tNo base wifh fhe extreme corro~
~ The syr pro'rudins ami thc
width is good above The temple ls
We'll AS ACROSS the car Tops. Nog
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
WANT TO MARRY.
BUT TOO BUSY
TO GET LICENSE

Thomas Rack. No SIS 81 Antoine
~ applied Wednesday morning o.
Joseph Pilarski marriage license
clerk. for a license for Elijah Vim
and Ella Walker 20 marry The
clerk explained that one ~ the PAP
tics concerned would have ga make
personal application HACK declared
that neither could afford go leave
work Iona enough to come go The
county building and be- didn't -st
Bow they we're coins 20 KIT l.
cenEe eNc'pf\ihru a third party
They have 90 save their money
10 act married be- declared, and
they simply can't lAy n.
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09

and hazardous tasks
ny their g. fh,v htr ass
founded their chiefs. as before fhe
war they were known U. thr most
inoiien,iye and best poha,,d follow
in The community
II your stomach s too Wn and
YOUR sides are fat and >ou lor.
hort and plump. and YOU bite sour
anger nails. and our c,es are -h1tt
and your walk o. slouchy AM ,ou
have a rubber In your knees -hou
ar" no good for tho army.
~ youg grip o. Grm. Your en-
gers hony YOUR dumb long and.NuVr
Fate line straight YOU Will climb 20
The top and come back satc"
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09

GLOBE. A-iz Aug Fearing
nine 0tHe men Dos eyed IN dus
out IN The Sierra An-has mountains
by 4 -lo5 81 300 Apache Indians and
Mericans wiii be mas-acred. armed
CITIZENS q Globe. formed a posse
early today and rlshed 20 The
rescue
The nine men have only few
rounds ~ ammunition. ~ was re-
ported early today They were
driven into tho dugout ly indians
and Mex ans. aho went on The war
path following strike The In.
dians have arod be forest on the
mountain sIopes
A result ~ no strike. Two %
he bigxesf bos'0s mines in the
district are SHIRT down
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
9 WIFI 7 Is
BES|EGED
BY INDIANS
Arizona Apaches Go
On W ar Path; Mas
sacre Is Feared

GLOBE Ark. AuS 9-7e p
'orceo ~ the cibesu- tribe
known here as the widest ~.
dams % the sar Carlos ~eserva
ton. striking Apsch-s ard Mex
cans have cut telephone Ines 20
the asbestos ~ res Lieut.
Ernest Stecser. rus7ins res
sage here BY courier. repo-t a
pitched battle" IS expected be
tween the indian warriors ar1
the posse led by Deputy Sheriff
Dan Arrer The c ioeaues went
On tre ~srpst1 ~tn trs
Apscnes early today
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09

The Russian oac Hie. over one
'N'h ~ 'ae EARN iand surface. 'o
nrcfcrt tN- Coco HH eol|s represent.
rg 50 racial ana tribal Dr., ion and
peak3nz more Than iIn tongues
The Detroit times., 1917-08-09
Letters from Prominent Physicians
addressed to ChaS. n. Fletcher.

= Bufao
practice years. regard excellent medicine
FL children
Il used
repeatedly and
excellent. harmless remedy for children
Denn e" have used and pescrssa
outside practice for number OF
and FAD to be nm excellent remedy children
Philadelphia Pa II have used your Cas-
baby snd find It pleasant to take and have
obtained excel results from Its use"
Chicago H. used castora In
medicine OF It's kind
0 tho market"
OF Omaha Eeb 81 End Casora 70 be
Is tho thing for infants and children
ever recommend H."
Robinson OF City No. your Casora certainly
continued through all Theses
Initiate H. sufficient recommendation
What a physician add Leave I tho mothers
City. For several havs
and shall continue TO do has
produced beneficial results"
Brooklyn. ~ Y, called
but know tho formula Of caoa and advise It's use
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-10

North on Taft Street, to the Gary g.
Western Railway Company's right of
way; thence East along the said right
OF way. to the place of beginning.
Precinct S.
Beginning at a point on Grant Street
where the same is intersected by Thir-
teenth Avenue; thence South on Grant
Street, to Fifteenth Avenue: thence
West on Fifteenth Avenue, to Taft
Street: thence North on Taft Street. to
Thirteenth Avenue; thence East on
Thirteenth Avenue. to the place OF be-
ginning.
Precinct So
Beginning at a point on Grant Street
where the same is intersected by Fiji
teenth Avenue; thence South on Grant
Street, TO the Southern Boundary line
of the City of Gary: thence West along
said Boundary line. to Taft Street;
thence North on Taft Street. to Fiji
teenth Avenue; thence East on Fifteenth
Avenue. to the place of beginning.
Precinct 60
Beginning at a. point on the Gary &
Western Railway Company's right Of
way. where the same is intersected by
Taft Street; thence South on Taft
Street. to Thirteenth Avenue; thence
West on Thirteenth Avenue and Thir-
teenth Avenue produced West, to Clark
Street; thence North on Clark Street
to the Gary e. Western Railroad Com
pany's right of way; thence East along
the said right Of way. to the place of
beginning.
Precinct 81
Beginning at g. point on Taft Street
where Thirfeenth Avenue int +y,a
same; thence South on Taft Street, to
the Southern Boundary line OF the City
of Gary: thence West and North along
the said Boundary line. to Clark Street.
thence North along Clark Street. to
Thirteenth Avenue produced West to
Clark Street; thence East along said
Thirteenth Avenue produced West and
Thirteenth Avenue, to the place Of be-
ginning
Precinct 81
Beginning at a point on Clark Street
where the same is intersected by Sew
enth Avenue extended West: thence
West on Seventh Avenue extended West,
to the West Boundary line of the City
of Gary: thence South anu East along
the said Boundary line to Clark Street;
thence North on Clara Street, to the
place of beginning.
All of the above Precincts adopted
and ordered advertised this 7th day of
June, 1917.
GEO. o. SCHAAF.
JAMES BLACK,
JOHN H. CLAUSSEN,
Board Of Commissioners OF Lake County.
Indiana
Attest: EDWARD SIMON.
Auditor Lake County, Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-10

Precinct s.
Beginning at point on the South
ern shore of Lake Michigan where
Broadway produced North intersects
the game; thence South on Broadway
produced North and Broadway. to Fifth
Avenue; thence West along Fifth Ave-
nue. to Adams Street; thence North
along Adams Street and Adams Street
produced North. to the Southern shore
of Lake Michigan; thence Easterly
along said shore. to the place of begin
ming.
Precinct g.
Beginning at a point on the South
ern shore Of Lake Michigan where
Adams Street produced North inter-
Sects same. thence South Adams
Street produced North and Adams
Street. TO Fifth Avenue; thence West
along Fifth Avenue, to Madison Street:
.hence North on Madison Street and
Madison Street produced North. TO the
Southern shore of Lake Michigan;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-10

Precinct So
Beginning at a point on the Gary &
Western Railway Company's right of
way where the same is intersected by
Grant Street: thence South on Grant
Street. TO Thirteenth Avenue: thence
West on Thirteenth Avenue. to Cleve-
land Street; thence North on Cleveland
Street and Cleveland Street produced
North. to Gary &. Western Railway Com
pany's right Of way: thence East along
the said right Of way. to the place of
beginning.
Precinct ST.
Beginning at point on the Gary &
Western Railway Company's right of
way where the same is intersected by
Cleveland Street produced North; thence
South on Cleveland Street produced
North and Cleveland Street. to Thir-
teenth Avenue: thence West on Thir-
teenth Avenue. to Taft Street: thence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

1t doesn't make a parti-
Gle of difference what coun-
try you were born init doesn't
make particle of difference whether you
America whether you from Europe ASIA
Africa the South Sea you're loyal to the United
States and do everything you to HELP the United States
now when needs your help then you count yourself
AMERICAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

But II you turn against
the United States---if you re-
fuse to help the land that is giving
you your bread and butter, your home,
your chance to make decent living countless blessings
freedom and opportunity that found nowhere else in all of
the America you refuse to buy America Liberty
you able to do sothen should be over Cen
trail Europe fighting there under the KASERS
FLAG not fighting him here while you Americas bread
and breathe the air of FREEDOM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
When This Campaign Is Ovel
Well Know Which Side You're Or

There are only two
kinds of people on American
soil today --- those who are FOR
AMERICA and those who are
FOR GERMANY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19

We are no longer Re-
publicans or Democrats or
Progressives or Socialists---We are
either AMERICANS or TRAITORS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-21
Belle Isle Bathers Will
Be Heap Happier When the
State Goes Dry Next Year

Tons OF broken glass are taken
out OF the river every year and the
nuisance became such that the park
department was seriously consider.
ing asking a special appropriation
that screen could be put around
the bathing beach 10 keep out the
unwelcome whisky bottles.
Secretary Busch. OF the park dc.
partment, says this VIII not now be
necessary since the state has voted
dry He believes that next year
there will be few bottles foati on
the rivers bosom and nesting on
the bathing beach The pop bot
ties do not trouble the bathers 10
any extent as they are much heavier
than the whisky bottles and do not
break so easily Also Il IS the Gus.
tom 20 demand deposit on pop
bottles and most purchasers return
them 20 get their money back |,
is the whisky BOTTLES that have
given most trouble 10 the park de
partment