davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1920-03-07

disappointing news to the Parker that
the depth charges had gone rather Wild
that the submarine was still steamins
ahead. and that they had obtained 3
"fx" of its position. But the C-53. az
always. was exceedingly crafty. It knew
that the chasers were on the trail: its
propellers were revolving so slowly that
almost no noise was made: the U-boat
was stealthily trying to throw its pur-
suers off the scent. For two and a halt
hours the chasers kept up the hunt. now
again picking it up. now turning in one
direction. then abruptly in another. Late
in the afternoon, however. they obtained
"fix." which disclosed the welcome
fact that the submarine was only about
300 yards north Of them. In Il few min
utes four depth charges landed on this
spot. ~
When the waters had quieted, the
little craft began listening. But
nothing was heard. For several days
afterward the radio, operators could
hear German submarines calling
across the void to the U-53, but there
was no answer to their call Natu-
rally. we believed that this long
sought enemy had been destroyed; !;
radios caught a message off the eX
treme northern coast OF Scotland
telling its friends in Germany that
Evening star., 1920-03-07

\NHAT the Subchasers Did the U-53-Men at Listening
" Tubes Learned to Distinguish Between Whales and Sub
mar'nes-Word From Shore Which Helped the Chases-De-
sructon Of U53 Was the Ambition of All Allied Naval Men
Messages Picked Up.
Evening star., 1920-03-07
The Victory at Sea & Az%:sr' ssas:

the u-53 was on it's way home. That
this vessel had been seriously dam
aged was evident, for 1t had made no
attacks after its experience with the
subchasers: but it apparently had as
many lives as cat. for it was able,
in its battered condition. to creep
back to Germany around the coast of
Scotland. q voyage of more than n
thousand miles. The subchasers. how
ever.~ at least had the satisfaction
OF having ended the active career OF
this boat. 1t was damaged two
months before the armistice was
signed but it never recovered sum-
GENTLY from its injuries to make an
other voyage. Yet ] must do justice
TO Capt. Rose-hc did not command
the U-53 OH this last voyage. 1t was
on its only trip during the whole
course of the war when he had not
commanded it!
The story of the U-53 ends with q
touch which is scharacteristically Ger
man. 1t was one Of the submarines
which were surrendered to the allies
at the signing of the armistice. It's
fl st visitors, on this occasion, were
the Americans; they were eager TO
read its log-book. and to find out
just what happened on this final voy-
age The book was on board, and it
contained record OF the U-53's voy-
ages from the day that it was COM
mtssioned up to the day it was sur
rendered. Two or three pages only
were missing; the Germans had rip
ped out that part which described
the encounter with the American sub
chasers! They were evidently deter
mined that we should never have the
satisfaction of knowing to just what
extent we had damaged the boat:
this was the only revenge they could
take on US.
Copyright 1920, BY the Worlds Work The
copyright OF these articles in Great Britain 10
strictly reserved by Pearson's Magazine, Lon.
don; without their permission no uaotation
may be made. Published by special arrange.
ment with the Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.
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TOTAL TRADE


true domestic trade Actual freight tonnage Of railroads for
1919 a n 1917.
Andacy r. Davfcs
~
railroads
Bosheyh ambassado American
Economist 81.
present
The old DAYS before the they study
dlak methods
ifu the English and Russian observer
Of
proposals that at
tendin n EN-
published
profits after
tso sis3 1914 $685. 1919 $50
reports for 1918
~
iporce 1915
CROps winter
and yield Indca
OF
Of nations or prohon os
huafon epccAV ouiS
regardln cred and labor.
refuses 70 any
OF LONDON
onomis, England has not decreased output
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&aar&8 ;s4'l
4 o. BY Mabel C1clAnslD 4
Page Nine

lowed by q head and little wicked
eyes fiarinR AZ us. ana all the
time the Dear shifted and smiled.
think he ameiled the sugar which
was stiil burning a little In tho
oven whore the pies had boiled
over.
II doubt n he ever did zoe US.
lie was intent on that smell. but
we thought he was surely after
us.
"snir wnir-he turned hat
sharp nose this way and that and
there not n yard away from him
was the row Of steamins pies.
Down he Jumped. and II iarrcd
the whole Kitchen when he came
down on his four feet Ellen ana
I caimbed up on a chair ana p~ep~d
thru tho window just In tims "a
see him reach the shelf. Eft that
hugs paw. plump II straight into
the middle OF that hot crust. He
sauealed---f shah not Try 10 tell
you how. and oofed and growled
Aita hHo'h us iaNs Ah'h A' H'AfH
u. stopped growing, licked u
again. Rrunted and tried another
pie. and did the whole thing over
with tho second and third pie.
Iiy that time we were laughing
TN our sidcs hurt--hs looked 40
funny, NO helpless.
Then he sat down with his
head on one side ms II he were
thinking and looked AZ the fourth
pie. az II he wanted TO think
up some better scheme, and what
40 YOU Think stupid old blunder-
bussl He stuck his nose straight
into tho last pie and jerked his
head up 40 quick that u STUCK
and OF he ran back into The woods
snorting and oofing with that pie
On his none.
when Father came home he
said Mother made four pies 40 her
bear would have one 20 wear on
each foot. but she ought 10 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Status of the New York
Stock Exchange

NEW YORK. march sT--rrices were
higher At the opening Of the stock mar.
kst today, rnlted states steel opened
at iosA. w v United states Rubber at
United Retail Stores at 81, UP u.
United Retail Stores at III. up \.
chandler at 1873. up ia Utah at 7ss.
OF ~ Reading at sda. unchanged
Mexican Petroleum at s02is. up a Cen
eral Motors. certificates, at asa, up V
Baldwin at 1854. up . Texas company
at no. up 3 Southern Pacific at ioi v
UP y stude baker at i0s. up 4 y Msrine
pref at ssa, up v Anaconda at tbA. up
= Stuts at ass, NJ !,
Steel common made q new high for
tho week at los, around ~ o'clock.
Chandler rose 90 100. a new record.
unitad states Realty made q nee high
on the move close TO 49,
The market bsd Q fair reaction during
the last half hour, however with Steel
public more tnan |, Tnr dcriinr was
largely the result OF profit taking. Cen
erai Motors soid down TO sso, decline
o. II points from previous close. and
chandler reacted 10 1871
Some profit taking came into the In =
dustrinI list and declines In baldwin and
other active stocks amounted TO about 2
points during early trading Wncn sell
ing was absorbed. stocks nuickly jumped
back TO opening icvela.
rioalnr prices were. steel. io4M off
a Gcnefai Motors ava, OFT 10: studo-
baker. 1914 of Y United States Rub
her liis. OF ~ an.Anerican, iosN,
up - hesicsn Petroleum, 2et. UP Y /.
southern Pacific, 1904. off "
The market closed reaetionary.
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UCRANDMoTHTR you prom
VI iscd 20 tell US a biz bear
story tonight" said David, climb
Ing up ON the arm OF the Morris
chair.
"Doarie, mel so I ala. N you
children remembered other things,
such as washing hands. without
being told. comm. In quietly and
not siamming doors. half as well
as you remember promises FOR
stories. you would be models"
Rem m Der. Grandmother. ="
Peggy reminded her. paying no
attention az all 10 the. little lee.
turc. this one In about BIG.
HUGE bear, now let's begin"
Grandm0thern' eyes twinklcd.
"Tll tell YOU about the very big
Test bear ever saw when I
was n little girl most all the moth.
crs had 10 cook their own dinners
and wash their own dishes and
oven go out into the garden and
gather their own vegetables. and
pretty nearly everybody worked
Just because there was such a lot
Of work 10 do and so few people
TO do IL.
swell. one day Mother had
baked four bis blackberry plcs--
deep oncs. all nice ana sweet and
luley--and set them on the milk
shelf az the back ~ the house TO
cool. Then she went TO neigh
boris on an orrand
''rhud' thud' oof.oofl we heard,
and then. 90 our horror. q mighty
scratching ON the door.
made one for his nose. too"
+" Bearsr we whispered. holding
tight TO each other and all the
time there was that opep window
and neither OF was tall enough
or strong enough TO close u. as
IL was q sliding sash and was
hard TO push.
"'oof' oofY A great black paw
showed over the window sill. fol.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. Endorsed
Proposals for starehouscs. Garage.
aud Quarters. kcyport. wash, Speci-
ncAtion No. s0ss." will be re-
ceis.d al the bureau OF Yards and
Docks Nsyy nepartment washing.
:. ie3s. sss astii ~ o'clock a. IN.
Works office. I5fk Naval pisTlct.
Navy Yard. Puget Sound. Washing
ton. and then and there publicly
bout ., Zee, By & iest ,orpeee
starehouae. about GO feet BY III
feet. garage. about IS feet by 50
feet and three quarters for officers.
each about ~ feet by - feet, at the
wash war head rtprrhous- and
torpedo storchotiae will each have
concrete foundations and floors OK
tsrior succeed hollow the walls.
s,emPosi;,iSn roofing. ' sI zach rcsh;
crane. \ lightning protection sys-
tenn for war head storohouse viii be
rsqgired Garage vii have same
walls and sash A. storrhouscs. and
an electric iiEhtina system. Each
~ the three frame quarters for Of
ficrFs VIII DO two stories In height,
All similar In construction thruout
having wood siding md exterior
trim ana FhinEls fonfa. Torpedo
storchous~ aud each quarters WIN
have complete heating. plumbing
and electric lighting systems
Drawings and Specification No.
i0ts. may BE- obtained on nppiica-
ton 20 the nurcnu 81 10 the Com
mhndant Thirteenth Naval Diatrict.
Navy Yard. Puget sound. Wash.
Deposit 81 n check or postal n saey
order FOR twenty dollars tanD0)
payable 20 the Chief Of the Bureau
- Naras ard Dn.ka H. r,ottfrb A -
cravings ana specification within
five days after the award OF the
contract
C. w. PARKS,
March ~. 1890 chief " Bureau.
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Mafch tf.--A duli day on
the chicago hoard u rrsds isst rrain fn-
iqfes slightly lower ~ the eiosss witheu,
AIRY particular occurrence 20 hans their
deals nron. traders ~ef> disposed 10 let
matters drift Under 81 ~ there was fair
support Tor corn. Local traders eopkht
- soid largely - feils~ ssofAd deals
~ satfldffs Cash corn vas slightly
hiHhef WITH q fAt d.nsand. Frovisions
sased off toward the close eta corn ard
9Th the livestock nafksta
March corn opened late az ti.tis. ep
sc. and ciea-a sft,f losing the ssfns
ffaeiien. Nay corn. W Ne On opening al
ft.tss. subsequently, dropped scl July
corn. unchanged at opsninE. ti,tes. but
lest We before the close September corn
apensd AZ ti.t7h. W NC. aaa dropped ie
thereafter
Mar oats vas Ne 10 on epsnirs AZ
aeNe. but iost N.e later July cats opsn~a
- ~ 81 ggAe and beet ss before ths
rtoss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Want Squatters'
Shacks Moved

The wiplnR out OF sauhtters' Para.
disc at Logan ~ and 92nd ave. w.
was demanded Saturday by Charles
CliHe. representing real estate own.
cru Of the district. In letter TO
Charles u. Case, superintendent Of
streets and sewers. elise says house.
boat and shanty sauatters have set.
tied IN the district and are undeslra.
ble residents
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YouR. March .7.--rhs foreign
sxehsnr. mafhst was sfrAdy today at
tho opening Demand sssfiins opensd at
ftatA. W 10. frame checks at it iac,
oft IS oentinss. lire sh.eh~ At lt,tfe, eft
20 esntimss, marks Of ttsc. CAnhdisn
dollars at ti.tte.
Demand sterling eiossd at sies .
frame cheeks at ittTel lire ehacks At
isbics mafks, demand. i.sse. Canadian
deilarH at ti.stc
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PORTLAND. March aT.--Cattie--Re-
eeipts. 1 headi market steady Good to
thoice steers. tiidfii.s5i fair to good
stscrs, s7ssus common TO fair steers,
~. tBT.as. good TO choice cows and hcif-
srs. bgiei medium to good cows and
helfsrs. ssSod7so, cnnuers. SseB.boi
bulls Nasl calves. S7Wl7.
Hogs Receipts. 90 head market In
steady. Rough heavies. tisaisss; pigs.
vi HiS.s0. bulk Of snies .sisais.
Rheep--Receipts. head market II
steady. East % mountains lambs. SIC. so
" ~ So. best vslley lambs. III 1880,
tvafilne-. slt.soHis.ss: wethers. si+6
lf.sei ewes. pieais.
pultes-city creamery. s5aesc per ID.
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Weekly Review of
Trade Conditions
BY BASIL nj. MANLY

FINANCE NEXT month r.
II
al cr
vsiopmentsG revolution
1.
clearly
The Of international finance British
Angrenoh
IKE who pawns his shirt fur cont and make good showing
International finance anything
TRADE Illusion
olown highly fcant
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Rambling Fences
Invade Right-o'-Wa

Cooperation Counsel Walter y.
Meter was requested by the municl.
pal railway department saturday 70
take necessary legal steps 10 compel
sundry citizens OF the Loyal Heights
district 20 keep their fences of tho
righ, of-way OF the city stree, car
uhe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Here's Good News
for Transfer Flock

Mercer ~ ears used 10 stop at
f1rst ave. w. and Roy st. compelling
bundle laden passengers 10 walk ono
block to transfer 90 the Kinnear
Park ears. Mayor Caldwell waved
his hand like a Good fairy. and now
the Mercer ~. ears run 90 second
ave. W. and Roy. and the passenger
don't have 10 walk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Victor Fossum. 20. In in the city
hospital Saturday with fractured
arm and body bruises as the result
OF being thrown Ia the deck Of the
cannery tender Columbia which was
shifted In the stream by a heavy
swell Fridas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Rob Postoffice
at Rolling Bay

After Investigation 81 the robbery
n the postofflce and general store at
Rolling Hay FRIDAY morning postal
inspectors are OF the opinion that the
work was done by boys. who escaped
IN a launch. The porteffiee lost. tla2.
while tohacco, candy, prunes, n few
watches and general merchandise
was taken from the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Name Rail Men
to Assist Weeks

seven rniiroad men win assist
Il. r. weeks district freight agent
Of the C. NJ a 81 T.. who has
hesn named state director % war
4awnrk on all railroads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Farm LANDS

10 ACREs OF iRNtdAfED LAND
near burbank, in the Three hivore
country. all under CULTIVATION
mostly alfalfa. Can be sold N go
acre tracts ThiH Is one 90 the
most slightly aud finest EARNS Iva
the state 90 Washington, aud "a
bargain
Ice acfes unimproved land In the
Horn Rapids Irrigation District,
one mile from kiehinndi hiHh and
niHhtiyi Zoo per erfe n taken be-
fore Anfll !. This la a rate bar
gain Ample water Tor tffirntiun
available Bee Mr. iafton. al
White uidT
ioH SALE = ieo.ACRE RANCH.
Ell well improved, in tho Lower
Yakima valley ~ acres Of or
chafd. balance good pillow land on
main hiEhwhyt a. milcE from
town VIII consider trade. an nr
part fur good acreage o. city
property In AnuhomiHh. Adj gees
\ q Kelly, ao6 D. Third. Yakima,
Mash
hfAUrtfUL HOME. 30 4
bottom land; good house. harm ana
orchard well improved all farm
ms implements Included HkaHit
county Only ts,a0dl halt cash.
smith. siis sixth ave. ". Phone
Queen Anne afls.
MY THAT FANM Now. -nio SALE
~ shagit county land t1b ana $50
Per acre worth double.
n. e. rEfbHA lie Third Ave
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BAN FRANCISCO. March fT.-Buttsr--
yrtrns. Tee Per ID. prime firsts. tse
per 10.
Exrs-ErsrHs. sSc per dos; frveA. t.s
per doz: extra puiie,s. ssise per doz; W
dsrnizsd puliefs. see per doI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
Canned Whale" Is
Coming to Port

Now they're selling canned whale
meat Ono hundred cases have
reached Seattle from British colum
bla-
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New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

KEW YORK. March ;7.-Coffse-Se.
RIO, ise per ID; No. Santos. SEQ sfhe
susar-ns~. i.sesiisss per isi gran
uiatsd. fsglasee per ID.
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DENVER. March i7.--cattis-neesipt
ieo heed market steady, steer, isvtsi
COWS and hsissts. ttaie So stoeAsfs sod
fe.drfa. fgDiil calves. ttE8t7.ss.
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SATURDAY
" ARCH 81

I1rsf Isw Tide
ffi& a ia. 80 n
Itr~t ftiah Tide
tftt a an ite a.
s~sand law TIDE
tte p m. % a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

TsNUNCLAW, BUCKLEY
i2iz acres. acres cleared. balance
pasture: all black soil. miles "a
each town: lots OF neiRhbors:
rake, pillow. disk and steel harrow
cultisstofs, city Water orchard
barn. house. A dandy place for
fruit. pigs. COWS. poultry. Dnly
1900. w. l.. Burnside. Buckley.
Wash
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sT0Cks AND no>ps

WILL Buf
Liberty rcnds. Pan Motor
western smelling q Power
Petroleum. Producers co.
500 futfeii Car Coupler
I WILL SELL
81 Security Auto TUBE.
rs Scarlrtt Life saVinEr.
ICE Wtcks Tire a Rubber
$50 thiNernai high fuWsr
i18 Simplex Auto wheel
900 Texas Crude.
g9f Pacific Electric wsidcr
500 Beacon Coal
SEQ Srquim Gas a Oil
5000 Cushing CARRIER.
5000 1 X. l. OIL a Refining.
100 Electric Hammer CO.
MAX WfNktER
sit linton 81, Elliott $50.
% III sI>t.~< OPPORTUNITIES
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81 toit sAi.is-wATERr KoNT
PROPERTY

WArEntHoNr ACREAGE
over aea.foot frontage with private
deck 7 hrfr4 east side Mercer
Island all CLEARED and under
fcnftt unfinished. 1-roum house.
with concrete basement Ideal To-
cation FOR summer home. or can
be made into very productive
berry or truck farm Very at
tfaetiNc terms see AIR. barton.
III White bldg
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ron sA,.s--,,EAi. ESTATE
,,ss DOWN

nuss = very complete semi. moderu
CITY light. located 90 corner SOS
itn facing on an ke-fuat bcuie.
ward. J short blocks frnm paved
streets and double track car line
tho house ~ double constructed
thruout. has part basement, bath.
room with toiict only. the ioi
sl"srsa. e srusSss ana ready t.,
fafden. price only sa,see. balance
va month. includihg interest
sss DOWN
msys . lot sextsoi price only stso
ana city 'asht. shnrt hiesss from
car and paved streets, close u
churches. school ana stores.
s,ss
Alley cerrcr, block snd ans.haii
from car and paved streets, com.
zoe sound and olympic maantainsi
me garden soill tsa cash. $40 q
TO INVESTIGATE
fake raunsierey ave- car No. : or
First ave. 10 ", juneau at
inquire At the little eiiiee next "a
tne store ON thu left-hanh side
nAlesman there all day today and
|Dcfy day next week. Phone MesI
~ =. TURNER REAL ESTATE CO
Room !. Downs building
Phone Main 4ksa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

n ACRES, 4 MILES FROM CASTLE
Rock: 20 acres cleared. good house
md barn. 3 good springs. well at
house: 100 bearing fruit trees;
u 900 $1,000 TO 1900 caah. Take
Uord car as part payment.
Aeres. $4,000: one block from Des
Moifes brick road No payment
Required IN you Improve the tract.
JOHN DEPPMAN
- 40 New York Block.
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FARM SNAP
crosE-fS IMPROVED FARM

20 acres; right on paved highway.
between Seattle aud Everett This
T. a most attractive place. the soil
" second bench hldAf bottom
level. with rs acres cleared and
ready 60 be put into crops: creek
thru place; s-room cottage. large
cobhlestone porch fireplace. hot
and cold water, bath; electric u~-t
system: fine barn with concrete
floor. Drive out and look this
Botheii. on east side OF highway
TO Everett Terms 20 suit. owner
ft5 Railway Exchange BldE. Main
ron EAEFs--TAflM OF 90 AcHEA,
80 under cultivation: is cows. 1
young team. weight 1900 pounds,
seed drill, manure apresder. bind
er. pillow. harrow. moving machine,
rakinR machine. double wagon and
express: light Groom house; cleo
trio light plant: pumping engine;
bath: barn WITH sheds. blx7s feet;
house and garage; 10 rods from
school house. on creamery and
rural mail routes. Price $4,000;
10000 cash. balance on easy terma.
Joseph valley, Route A. Boz Dl.
Elma. wash.
NEW FARMs READY TO PLow
whole section splendid land to be
sold in 20. 30 and s0-acre tracts;
good roads, beautiful orchards ad-
Joining; all cleared. ready to piow s
will sell 25gs cheaper than lands
adjoining are now being sold At;
We are the owners and can give
eAsy terms. see photographs at
this Once this 10 your chance to
get a good farm. at low price.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
sf9 Green bldg,
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The VidaubaB was n steamer OF
f,035 tons. built In 1881. owned by
the French national railways ana
registered al Marseilles.
Lloyds Register does not lid a
steamer Lux.
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InGGrn nLr IANns

WRITE FOR NAP SHOWING To-
OF sale % loEHed.off lands offered
10 settlers IN Western Washington.
MEN EltHAfuSEH TlNnFR co.
TACOMA WAEflIkfiION
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SUNDAY
MARCH "a
-. nss-A AsA

ftr~t High Tide
isfef q IA. les n
f1sst i1w Tide
ss a M - ~
second Nigh Tide
IefEe = an 80 n
<eona Isw Tide
tts o m IL T.
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FEAR 142 ARE
LOST AT SEA
DirigibIe Looking for Wreck.
ace OF Ships

PARIS. March s7.---The dlrig.
ible AU.g n,day sought trace Of
the French steamers Lux and
Nidauban, believed to have sunk
with 1t2 passengers while en-
route from AlKerin 10 Mar-eiIIe-.
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oyir Little Farms At woodlnvilie
ARE all that the name implies
=-rieh bottom land it, the
Kind Of land that viii produce
his crops, n be- thorolv clear
ed, and has been under culti-
walton FOR years The same
character ~ land in the white
River valley viii bring 81. poo
pes. acre. Only 10 miles north
q keth -. with paved rnad all
the way from Seattle. There's
railroad station on the prop
erty, fine grade school only a
block away and q hieh school
within easy reach. Many %
these Little Farms front on
Hear creek. beautiful little
stream For truck gardening,
loHanhcrry culture. atc., it
cannot be cxcelled IL viii cost
you nothing 60 see this land.
and ~ YOU are looking for
something good, 10 Will Dc well
worth the time spent We are
making the trip every after.
noon BY automobile. AMI 10
We viii take YOU out. IL you
drive your own eat. IL wilt be
a nice little trip for SUNDAY.
Go out nothcil road as far as
brick school at Woodinvilie,
and see MIR. Kelly, who lives
one block north OF school and
You can buy one Of these
Little Farms on the easiest
kind Of terms: and remember.
the prices are RIGHT.
n. MINES, Sole Agent
aos Alaska Bldg. Main toso.
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was stolen from A. " Waiiin's home
a: ssaf Federal ave. Friday. when
the place was rnnaaekcd BY thieves
during the absence OF the occupants.