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The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26

All Butte played tag today with the 300 members of the
bomens Patriotic association and army of pretty
bung girls enlisted in the work of providing bandages
bd supplies for relief of the wounded on European bat
efeds. AS result sum approximating $4,000 was
ed for the work of the association and interest in this
p humanitarian movement stimulated it has been
no other of the kind in Silver Bow county,
Twentyf thousand people contributed to the associa
pn result of tag day activities Of members and as
ants The first $4,000 Gags printed were exhausted be-
|re noon Then came call for 10000 more and these
just long enough to tag the on the hill as they
ime off shift
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
.REDEPOs|T|NC LARGE
PART Of BORROWED FUND
u. S. Places S12o,593,OOO
With Banks Subscribing
to Certificates.

Washington, May 26.-The treasury
today began the practice of re-de-
posting portion of the proceeds OBJ
tanned from certificates of indebted
ness by placing s12s. .5s3, 900 among the
various banks and trust companies
which subscribed to the latest Offering
of $500. 900 in short term certif-
Gates of Indebtedness
The practice is in line with the an
nounced policy of returning to the
money markets such funds as are not
Immediately needed to finance war
needs. Most of the banks taking the
deposits are in New York and the
east.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
DR.. Davis of Seattle Will Meet
Young Men of Local Mines
Tomorrow Afternoon at the
TramWay Station.

Aware that there Is good material
among the first aid corps in the mines
OF the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany. DIR. r. G. Davis is here from the
Bremerton hospital in Washington for
the purpose of enlisting volunteers for
special hospital work at stations and
on board ships. DR.. Davis will be m
Butte this evening and tomorrow and
will meet all first aid men and others
who are eligible tomorrow at 2
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26

London, May Fisherman air
ships to the number of about 16
raided southeast England on Fri
day evening, according to an Off
cial statement issued today. Sew
enty-six persons were killed and
Ia injured. Three of the German
airships were shot down. The
raiding aircraft brought down were
airplanes.
Nearly all the damage occurred in
one town where some bombs fell in
the streets, causing considerable cas-
ualties among the civilian population.
The following report on the air raid
was made by discount French:
"A large squadron of enemy aircraft
about 16-attacked southeast Eng
land between 8: f5 and $50 O'Clock
last evening. Bombs were dropped at
number of places. but nearly all the
damage occurred in one town. where
some bombs fell into the streets, caus-
| Ing considerable casualties among the
civil population. Some shops and
houses also were seriously damaged.
The Casualties.
The total casualties from all dis
| tricts are:
Killed. rs
injured, ia
SOf the killed 81 were women and
% were children. while 4S women and
ls children were injured.
"Airplanes of the royal flying corps
went in pursuit and the raiding air
craft were engaged by fighting squad
rons of the royal naval air service from
CONTINUED on Page Nine-5
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
E,Stant Cashier Zephin Job
Ol the Silver Bow National
6ank Detects Phony Money.
|SeVeral Merchants Victims.

a' suite is being flooded with
'eiielt $40 bills was the discovery
tnls morning by Assistant CASH
..ph'n Job Of the Silver Bow Ma
4 ~ 'oank, who detected five of the
notes Customers of the bank were
eu at once to be on the lookout
The phony money.
u''hs rush hour at Gamers candy
pad bill was taken over the
counterfeit is a fair one and
rs rush one might easily accept
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26

Death with honor is infinitely preferable life with
Idishonor.'
This the keynote of resolutions adopted by the Grand Army
Republic courthouse this morning which
pledged their loyalty and President Wilson and
the in the hour of peril Rising their feet and
American flags the old with the spirit of 6 unanimously
expressed the hope that their defendants will stand shoulder
shoulder with their sires such
of the safety and that Government
people, for the people, and by the people, shall perish
ea Resolutions support Governor Stewart his
place Monanas entire behind the federal
were adopted
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
WAR DEPARTMENT
LAYS STRESS UPON
TSREG|STRY RULES
Officials Desire to Impress on
Public Seven Points to
Remember.

Washington. May 26.-In its cam
paign to stimulate interest in registra-
tion. June 5. for the war >army. the
war department today issued MEM
orandum emphasizing the seven car
dinal points to be remembered, par
ticularly by men between the ages of
81 and 80. inclusive. who will be re-
quired to register. The memorandum
follows:
There is only one day for regis
tration, June 8. 1917.
2-Every male resident of the United
States who has reached his 21st and
has not reached his 3lst birthday must
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
None Refuse.

The response everywhere was liberal.
one refused to buy a tag, and it is
bb1ble that 1t will be found tonight
len count Is made that the average
htrlbut.on will run close to two
b."
Mrs. John ] Mediation, as chairman
|the Tag day committee. directed the
lrk. She was assisted by nearly so
Unknown Butte women. who have
en prominently identified with social
lrk and especially with the activities
the patriotic association. Each
Pperon had from 10 to 20 workers
Per her direction, so that more than
Continued on Page Thirteen)
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5000 BUTTE PEOPLE
CONTRIBUTE TO CAUSE
URGED BY A GIRL ARMY
|undreds of Pretty Young Girls Force Rich
and Poor Alike to Disgorge. Approx
mately $4,000 Is Raised During Day.

lore Than 500 Women and Girls of the City Par
ticipate in the Tag Day Activities Nc
Hatton, Manager of the Days Money-Raising
Campaign, Finds $4,000 Tags Quickly Ex-
hausted and 10000 More Are Hurried to the
Workers.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
MEN OF 81 READY TO STAND
AGAIN ON FIRING LINE IN IL
RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY
VETERANS UPHOLD PRES.
WILSON AND GOV. STEWART

"Ready for Any Duty" is Declaration of Montanas G. A. r.
death With Honor Infinitely Preferable to Life With Dis
honor" Another Extract From the Resolutions to the Presi
dent Governor Stewart is Praised for His Quick Efforts to
Place the Whole of MQnanas Resources in Men and Prop
erty, Behind the Federal Government.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26

In another resolution the veterans
paid tribute to Colonel Roosevelt. ex-
pressing their belief that Americans
like the colonel will be found to carry
on the work. ever keeping America
the land OF the free and the home OF
the brave.
Many Resolutions.
Resolutions expressing thanks to the
Ladies' Of the q. A. r.. the Woman's
Relief Corps. the citizens of Butte.
Sons of Veterans. Boy Scouts and
Spanish War Veterans for the loyalty
and patriotism shown by them also
were unanimously adopted.
The veterans brought their business
meetings to a close this afternoon with
installation of officers.
Before adjourning the veterans, to
show their loyalty, voted to subscribe
500 for a Liberty bond.
Today's sessions of the veterans
were as impressive as those going be-
fore. They were visited by the Span
ish War Veterans. on which occasion
Major Barnes delivered a patriotic ad-
dress.
Led by the Rev. Thomas, the Boy
Scouts-75 stronghold their respects
to the veterans. In turn the veterans
congratulated the scouts and oppressed
the hope that throughout life they will
carry with them the patriotic spirit
stirring them today.
The resolution pledging support to
Continued on Page Three.)
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THREE OF l6
RAIDERS Are
ANNIHILATED
Among the Victims of the Ger
mans Are 27 Women and
% Children.
HEAVY DAMAGE DONE
IN ONE OF THE CITIES
Many Shops Destroyed-Peo-
Pile in Streets When Bombs
Began to Fall.

Berlin, May 26 (via London).
Our air squadrons yesterday
dropped bombs on Dover and
FOlkestone, the war department
announced today.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
SIMON HAUSW|RTH
IS COMMANDER Of
MONTANA VETERANS
Butte Man Elected by Accia-
mation-Cobb is Vice
Commander.
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS
ALSO HOLD ELECTIONS
Bozeman Lady is President
of the Woman'S Re-
lief Corps.

Simon Hauswirth of Butte was this
morning elected department COM
rander of the Grand Army of the Re-
public for Montana by reclamation.
Mr.. Hauswirth accepted the honor in
q speech in which he thanked the vet
Grams, declaring that he had not sought
the honor and would gladly have given
way to number Of senior members of
the organization. Other officers
elected were;
Cobb of Great Falls.
Junior vice commander William
Coleman of Deer Lodge.
Chaplain-F. Van Orsdei of Collins.
Counsel OF administration = Chair
man, r. C. Wallace of Helena: BEN
tamin Melin Of Helena: ID. |. Brene-
man of Bozeman; ]. P. McLain of Mis-
soula and d. A. Woodward of Great
Falls
Delegates to National G. A. r. En-
campment in Boston in September-C.
Fl. Frady of Billings and Thomas VIII
liams of Butte. Alternates-willia
Roney of Billings and Charles Bielen-
berg of Deer Lodge.
Commander Hauswirth immediately
announced the following appointive Of
ficers:
Chief of staff - Charles $. Shoe
maker of Butte.
Assistant adjutant general-Charles
Fl. Frady of Billings.
Judge advocate. NJ Barnes of
Great Falls.
Department patriotic instructor =
Charles Bielenberg of Deer Lodge.
Woman's Relief Corps.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
WEATHER FORECAST

ONTANA-Generally fair tonight and
Sunday. warmer Sunday south portion.
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
Woman's Relief Corps.

Mrs. Hollinger of Bozeman was
elected department president and Mrs.
Allen Taylor of Helena senior vice
president of the Woman's Relief
The Butte daily post. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1913-1961, 1917-05-26
WEATHER FORECAST

p1rTTE-Tonight: Fair. showers.
tomorrow: Fair, little change.
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Continued ON Page Thirteen.)
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JAPANESE CABLE REPORTS VICTORY
IN StA.DAHLE OVER THE GERMANS
lspecial Gable q Nippu Jiiil

TOXIC, Japan June IA Following naval engagement
Of two hours IN the Mediterranean Sea yesterday the Japan
squadron lost destroyer and the Germans said
have suffered severe losses.
Many lives lost by the Japanese board the Saka
which was torpedoed by an enemy submarine No official
port yet been received the japanese office and the
loss to the enemy Is not known So III" : II
The Japanese squadron under Rear Admiral Z. Sato,
which has been cruising in the Mediterranean April met
number Of German submarines yesterday and in the engage
the destroyer Saa torpedoed and began sink
She lowed safety another destroyer but many lives
were lost -..-.~
The Japanese squadron numbers than 10 ships and
has been doing effective work in the parong of the Mer
Recently the japanese squadron the
British transports saving $500 of the passengers and
crews of these vessels $685.
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used
TO SAY BOYS
ARE IDENTIFIED

An Ak andsa .hatchet, the former
being the uoapon with which George
and Kama Kanoa we're murdered 81
upper maiixflki valley early THIS year
were identified in Circuit. Judge
Heen's court this morning b. the
father Of the boys &C beng his lrop-
erty.
me trial Of Keawi Keawekape, who
IS charged with the murder Of Kama
Kanon. may be completed tomorrow,
as the prosecution Is raptiiy bringing
It's case to 3 close. Several witnesses
were called this morning incldline
the boys father, who was ON the
stani only . few minutes He VAS
not cross.examined by the defense.
Kanoa testified that the Ak was
kept behind the dor IN the house IN
Makihi N which the bodies IT the
that when the bodies were discovered
the blade Of the sx was im3edded IN
the neck Of the smaller boy. Ihe
father further testified thst he
hatchet was kept oukside Of the house,
where the family did its cooking.
Deputy Sheriff julius Asch. one Of
the first to arrive 1t the scene Of the
murder, said that the hts3s Of both
boys rested In pools Of blood and tha.
the waikiki wall was splashed with
blood
Other witnesses called this morning
were Amaka, Hawaiian man, and
DR.. Richard g. Agar, emergency hos
pitai surgeon. Further trial OF the
cese VIII be had at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
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BOND ISSUE APPROVED !
BY PRESIDENT WILSON

Governor Pinkham today received
q cable message from Treasurer c. J.
Mccarthy stating that the president
has approved OF the territorial bond
issue for this year. Mccarthy was to
leave in day or so Tor New York.
where the sale Of the bonds win be
effected. II =:
At the Capitol today the work of the
treasurer In getting the presidents
approval to the issue was regarded as
q record breaker. Mccarthy cabled a
few days ago tint lie already had the
approval Of the interior department..
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Paris Gives Great Welcome to
Cen. Pershing and His Party

PARIS France June IA tremendous demonstration.
impressive and pathetic given by the people Of
frances capital today when Major General John
j. Pershng and party entertained the first full
of their visit to French soil
"The enthusiasm was continuous and mounting Great
throngs crowded the catch glimpse Of the American
general Cheers everywhere and the French and Aer
can flags everywhere entwned GEN Pershng visited
Napoeons tomb At he the guest Of honor at state
breakfast given by President Poincare.
he greatest demonstration is being made by the people
since of King George in 1914 The poor people n
an exutaon patriotic enthusiasm spending their can
earnings buy flowers give to toss upon the American
officers and soldiers" 0 49,
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ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval Communt
cation SerYicel

ASSOCIATED Press By o. s. Naval Communt.
cation Seryicel s
ATHENS, Greece, June 14.-The
Entente troops which have for MANY
months been occupying the heights
Of Piraells are today marching into
the city: - z. .a-@as% " T. 80, =
~ King Constantine, quitting the
throne, and Queen Sophia and Crown
Prince George, Who has been passed
by in naming Constantine's successor,
are with others Of the family embark
ing on a British warship. -. i.
Senator Jonnart of France, who is
here to help smooth over internal
troubles, explained today that the
troops which are being landed from
Allies transports have been brought
ashore because life on the close con-
finement of the ships is unhealthful.
NEW YORK, N. Y, June 14.-News
received here from Europe says that
the presence of the Allied troops in
Athens is possibly to prevent disor.
ders in the capital and to strengthen
the new government.
. LUCIANO, Switzerland, June H.
The secretary to King Constantine of
Greece arrived mere today seeking 70.
q villa that might be q suitable resi-
dence for royalty. ~ ~. Il.
Ex-Chaneellor Ton Bulow Of Ger
many and other diplomats Of Germany
are here. H. --.,
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Root Given Welcome By Russians

PETROGRAD, Russia, June 14e--Large delegations Of
Russians and American residents of the capital today
visited Ex-senator Ehu Root chairman of the American
mission and the other members of his party. a s q
The Americans are quartered at the Winter Palace
The Provisional Government today granted internal
autonomy Finland The cabinet has asked conference with
representatives of the other Allies examine treaties
with the Allied powers. -%.@.=@x g. r." .s~5-@=#
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WASHINGTON
SAYS JAPAN
NOT SNUBBED
Toxic Criticisms of Presidents
Chinese Note Ascribed to
CARRIED Versions Given Out
There r.
tAssociased Press Sy o. 8. Naval oomuunI

lAt10C1oJoo f1o81 " VI - ssafA4 SoAAhAeak
- cation SeryicO ~.
WASHINGTON, D. e. June A.
Japanese resentment reported from
Toxic, against President wilson's ca.
bled message 20 Picking reorettln0 In.
ternaI dlssensions IN China and urging
support Of the republican principles,
10 ascrlbed here wholly TO the fac4
that the Japanese have been given
oarbIed versions Of the note.
u 10 admitted here that although
both countries are striving 90 reach q
better understanding, the Japanese
efforts IN the Far East are often In
terprsted here as . denial Of chlna's
sovereignty, while American efforts
10 bstter conditions are regarded In
Toxic q IN undue interference IN
Oriental affairs, regardless of Japan's
claims.
Il Il explained that the note was
simply an expression 81 desire on
the part Of President Wilson that the
Chinese factions unite.
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ASSOCIATED Pressby u S. Naval Communication seryce)
LONDON, England June 14-Gen Maurice today made
statement the Associated Press declaring that the British
attack the German lines along the Messnes sector by far
the successful Of the in territory and IN the
comparative cheapness of the victory ....
He said that the record made due to the superiority of
the British artillery and aplanes and that with due
preparation the enemy be driven from their trenches
LONDON England June 14-Naval vessels today brought
down huge German Zeppelin the Las in battle Of and
air The naval gunners trained their guns the great ahp
flying high overhead The airship finally set FIRE and
fell into the There were no survivors. 5.
Germany longer hold her lines the west against
the smashing attacks of the Allies Whenever the Allies
and guns they make gains according to the indications
told in todays Associated Press summary The summary
says: - -
THE German line in Belgium is crumbling under the
steady British offensive. r - ss#4.ss4 s s. ~
Germans today retreated twomle front south
of WaTneton which the first line between the
river Lys and ST. Yves
Additional gains being made by the Allies east Of
Messnes in the same general territory
1.-THE French front today was uneventfu." 1890
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PRESIDENT WARNS
AGAINST GERMAN
PEACE INTRIGUES
fAssociated Press By q. s. Naval oommunt.
/. cation Servicel 2 - -

[Associated Press by y. 8. Naval 0ommuni.
cation Ssrvice) r -.
WASHINGTON, b. c., June IL
President Wilson delivered notable
address today at patriotic Flag Day
ceremonies, in the course of which
he again declared the aims and pur-
poses Of the United States in the war.
He said the United States is fight
ing not alone to keep the world safe
for democracy but because of the Eek
traordinary insults and aggressions Of
the imperial German government,
which have left no choice but to take
up arms for defense of the rights Of a
free people and the honor of a SOW
erefgn government" ..
He warned the people against per-
hitting the Germans to end the war
by an intrigue for peace"
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GERMAN ZEPPELIN SHOT DOWN INTO SEA- DESPERATE BATTLE NO SURVIVOR
BASEBALL RESULTS
TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At Chicago-Chicago 5, Boston 3.
At Pittsburg-New York 2, Pitts
burg 0.
At Cincinnad-Ciucinnati s, P4ia,
delphia 5.
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navy OFFICERS
THOUGHT SUICIDE

NEW YORK. N. Y. June ia
body believed to be that of Lieut..
Raymond Harmon of the U. s. navy
was found today. It is thought he
committed suicide. He had been as
signed to a destroyer bound for Bri.
fish water and disappeared suddenly
agents. June Is is new date set for
these collections. Special taxes on
lieenSA are stiIl payable ID ) lnno'
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sAlLoRs TEsTlFY AolNsT POLICE oFFlcERs

Testimony afternoon BY the three saiors
n hearing
commission the charges filed by Captain Clark
police
They that they
orderly
been refused although bleeding cash
they brought him that they drunk
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Ships
Diver VICTIMS

(Assoctatsd Press by q. s. Naval Communi-
cation SerYiee) =
LONDON, Eng, June 1.-THE Nor.
wegian vessels Soerland, Tordenyere
and Bricid were reported today sunk
by submarines.
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Berlin Says Air Raiders Safe Home

BERLIN, Germany, June 14.-The. German airplanes
which yesterday bombarded london have returned safely
their base: : 80 = a@~#.=-, + + sssz1#' 81.
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8 RUNAWAY ENDS ON pEATH OF JAPANEsE y

farmer fatally injured Heeia
wnward Oahu Monday noon died at the Queens hospital This after
sheriff r. W. Davis OF kaneohe Nshnura
which Carl Hoff
ened throwing Japanese OF dragging
70 Z quarter Of mile. ~s#s@@ E
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MISSION
COMES To TALK
BIG QUESTIONS
Associated Press by q. 8. Naval Commul
cation SerVfce1

cation Servfcel
WASHINGTON, d. c., June IL
The Japanese mission to the United
States, headed by Viscount X. Ishii.
former minister, of foreign affairs. is
coming to the United States for a full
discussion of the problems and re-
suits of the war, as well as for dis
eussfon Of the revolution in China.
Vice-Admiral Takeshita heads the
naval section Of the commission and
General Sugano the army section.
believed to have come here from Seat,
tie with Snyder, told the court today
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TAX PAYMENTS DUE

Tomorrow Is the last day, on which
taxes may be paid at the Office OF the
internal revenue collector BY corpora,
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College Club members are urged 10
attend IN important business meeting
Il Is held al be Library Of Hawaii
SATURDAY morning.
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MORE INSPECTORS ARE
WANTED, SAYS WAYSOk

Mayor John Lane has been re-
Quested by Dr. James T. Wayson, city
and county physician, to appoint two
food inspectors and an inspector for
weights and measures.
In the letter to the mayor, DR.. Way
son says that the situation is unusual
and demands all the care and thought
which can be given In order that the
high cost Of food stuffs may be kept
down.
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LATE news AT A GLANCE



COPENHAGEN News received
under taking church bells
fol- his
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ARTILLERY AND AIRPLANES OF
BRITISH IN BELGIUM AID IN
SPEEDY AND CHEAP VICTORIES

TREMENDOUS ENTHUSIASM FOR PERSHlNG MANIFESTED
IN FRANcE-PooR PEOPLE SPEND SeANTr EARNINGS
FOR FLOWERS -.
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The Honolulu Street Railway EN-
plcyes' Benefit Association will hold
its monthly meeting att 80 tonight
u Is clubhouse, Beretania street
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At<llA NEARING ON TuEsDAY aAFFERNooN. -

1870 o'clock
noon burning
Intsrlslshd ffeishter Harlakua on May 30
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los. AGREE TO HANDLE BOAT SERVICE

YOUNG BROS. AGREE TO HANDLE BOAT SERVICE
Ltd letter this afternoon the harbor
meeting TO handle the harbor boat service during the
$3.50
Legislature failed
the present