South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 253, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 9 September 1916 — Page 10

10 OUTH BEND NEWS-TPEME .ntT.DAY AiTirrwoo.v. sirmrnnn o. ioi n.

FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED BT ADAIR

Girl Corporation Lead at 22

Defends Administration of 1 Wilson and Ralston in

Talk at Plymouth.

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BRADEN Mill

HEADS VETERANS

Tli railroad company will pive th winning team a frre trip over it line?.

l'LVMOITIl. S'-i t. ror!.trin his f-'.iri'ri. thit ih' riill)c'ur.s th ni'n nry of f)o. J. I'rrink H.mly. .Hlniini-'tr.ition, t'no orst for rr;ift in th- hl-fur. of th statr;

fi noun-.1 hü - I'. I '0(iri )i, r1pw Ii' im n r,o:mt- fr j-o-rnor. for 'd-kin- is-. it s j . in th" rolo fi (lfn',.i.'r,-ic; if.n! m tti admin . t rntiop,. ii Jo.rnors Marshall r.f! Ii.'iI-tTt of i'rfs-'t. Woo'irow V"ilfin. -.ii-.'i ir. jtl -Mt:iIl' insistln? thut viil th- ri x t chiff ''Xr utive of th.. .-t.i'r. ( 'onrf ssnmn John A- M. A'i iir oj n '1 the fall 4-arn oau'ii hf-r- tonight tt ;m out-,

Or. or mM tliir allf nl I r ' :( proti". A C(in:--iil-r.iMc Klirat:on lrorn .-'oith L'-ml ;!ttir.kil tho ii - 1 1 ri .! .irr.p.iTii.l by ;i lani. K"p. Ch.irl- A li;.:.rty. South li.l. -t' l;.l.it for joint senator, alo in.o!.' ; .ii.rt ;t'lir .-.-. Kx-S-n. 1 i .1 r Uy I '-.Vi n, ji: - il. I. Conu'r-s.- rn.ia Au.iir lv lt un-1.-;t h :v-,th on vt.il- is.-K-.-- at thi; rnrrin thow - it r:atinal is-sur-? v.crc not ii',ir!iini;f-. "I havf to .n.i k. my riio- on ruy r j'itation a. ;t (iti'ii ar:! nr i.--orl in ron-

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.iiy v.or! m ';!iiir.rton, if is hc-'!- ! .-ant ou to ur.df I'TtaTnl h r . i s' tl,,j ,,ri t at i.:-u s i.t fort- r,c j'-oj, :." II' har'-rpi th I r j 1 1 ' 1 I n a fi I'-aH'-r- uith fh- woi'-t I I j . of " ! i) .nl i - n i ' in their t -titii'l' to v.iril th" riri'h nt and his

forin Milifit , mphaviin hrst of J all thm-, thrit Wilsnn hi- k'T't the oiiiitry a:t .f ;t r. an! that thoj inassrs of inankin.l '. ill a r "-'"iat'i j that nw.ro th.iii a livtir-sim of the . iiiann'-r in v. hi-h h lil it. i

Talks St.it'. I 'ina n "os. Kfvi"A inu' th- i h.ir:'fs that hnvo h-n mailc i.;. tlir p'p'.i h'ic a ns aain.ct th- ilfni' ra t ic statt al-mini.-trations of tin rit ri-ht f-urs, Con 'rf-rna n Adair pointel out. iis a r(as)M for trcat rxponlitor of rao!:-N. that Xho state is MJi'portin l't s:at in1-? it n! ions n as a-'ain-t 1:: in ;. ll.uily's day, anni; for upwards of L'.OftO raore inmates. "'The nionry is all L'oinu tor the support of thoso institution," h ent on, "and is iift he-in.'-r rrcl'f-zzlt'i! ty auditors or othor staff o;!iors. a- in flu- days of r--inihliean ruh-." "Indiana, is out of delU." Congressman Adair went on, "this for tho llrst tiin- in SI years. In addition t supporting a forty per -ent inTea.e in st.ite institutions, Iif- j:iid o;Y in iurht years. H'it cT hllihlin ( fdlstl lK tion hills inherited from th ropuhlicans. IoMdps j;;.f''.T'a !or iu'n and domestie lr-bts, anl hond issue:-; areat-inL- $ 2 ""., 5 4 s . h;i t'een retire.l, soir.e of tlifTu 'Jl :irs in ;nlvanco of maturity. Tins h;s l.e n ax eornplishel too' while n dir in the state tax levy from 12 rents, as tinder th hust ri puldif-an administration, to nine rent. unler Marshall, and. seven cents under Kalston. and we vtiil hae $ I .oi.o.eoi: in the state ti eas ir ." Tli.it Sal try lla. The i nni i s.-ii'..in j'ointed cut

that t!;- repul'liean pi .-s is eek-j percent ; suirar, C6 percent; shorten-

ni, to tniow iii.-tii.st upon ine oern- ins;. ' percent; milK, 4ii perrnt:

salt, 14 percnt; wrapping paper.

Fear that h(r pupils in tho Suar firo :-fhool, -outheast of Klkh-vrt. had been infecteI vrith infantile p;irrüysis. with which a ehiM was lhnii"hf tn 1-. snffprfn'T nt thif hrimB

"BlOOdy Ninth'' EleCtS Ten ' of Mrs. nizaboth Wires, from which

several other children were coming daily to the school, causd Mi-s Dot Sellers of Osolo township, teacher at the country Luildinsr. to take all her pupils out into the school yard Friday morning and kept them entertained there while she reported her fears to Township Trustee Leslie Chamberlain of Klkhart. Chamberlain told Dr. (I. R. Hoop-

i ingarner, deputy county health ofh

Vice-Presidents and Selects Mishawaka for Meeting.

News-Tim,5 Special Serrie: HIJvlIART. Ind.. Kept. I. Major James I). J'.raden was again elected president of the ninth Indiana volunteer regiment at the business

Comf Anrl SVx Fa.

MJSS HARY WOHJF0JD-

Miss Man- Wohlfr.rd, 22 years old. a student at Stanford uniersity, is helieed to he the youngest woman head of a corporation in the country. When the Kscndido, Calif., gas and electric litrht plant was put up for auction. Miss Wohlford bought in the property. She is taking a course in electrical engineering at Stanford anrt upon her graduation will assume active management of the corporation.

Pvlaster Bakers Recommend Ten Cent Loaf Bread

CHICAGO. Sept. 0. Recommendations to all bakers- of the (Tutted States that the live cent loaf ot bread lo abandoned, and the 10 cent loaf standardized, were mnde after considerable discussion at the clo-sins session of the executive committee of tho Xational Association of Master Fiakers Friday. They urged that tho recommertlations be put into effect Immediately. Ernnnmir waste incident to the manufacture of the live cent loaf wa.s emphasized as a reason for its discontinuance. .Saving in manufacture, improvement in quality and standardization are urued in favor of the ten cent loaf. The linkers cited the following percentages of increase in cost of ingredients in th- manufacture of brad within the past two years: Patent Hour 10 percent: rye, 124

which it is said, may decide whether the city's carmen would be permitted to organize. Theodore I. Shonts. president of the Interborough Rapid Transit Co. and the Xew York 1 tail ways Co., struck at the union by offering to take back all striking Xew York Railway Co's employes (surface car motor-men and conductors), who quit the union by Saturday. Strikebreakers, he declared, -would be put

in the places of all those employes

who do not accept his offer. Union leaders tonight threatened to extend the strike to the lines of the Third Avenue Railway Co., the .Second Railway Avenue Co., and Union Hallways Co., unless the hads of the three lines pledge themselves not to circulate individual contracts amonj; their men similar to those binding the workers not to ask for waSe increases for two years which brought on the Interborough strike and the sympathetic Xevr York Railway's strikt The Third Avenue line, it was said, llatly refused the demands.

m r,(ti administration, by asking the nii.sTo(i of hi:n to name a sln--le slate o:'it, the salary of whom

TO percent. IVlivery costs also have increased. it was stated.

has not bteu rais.-d by the dem-j t hru-h an advance of 1 o i percent ocrals. lie ai.su.-ttd iheni 1-v defy-; jn the pr.re of grnsoline and of 23

of-1 perce nt in feed for horses.

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f.cer whose salary has b-en tncre;ts- j The bakers went on record strcpged. but pointetl o it that the r.-pub-jly acainst any attempt to lower the li'.au. dal itu i- :alari-s w hile j (,;alit y of bread. in i octroi of tin- tate. as in the,

i ,u"-- of st.it. jiiil-i T.i- onl ofla s ctvated. too. he pointed out

haw !( rii n a.--oaiit of new in-stl'litlo;-e-Tabli-h-il. like t h pilb-

i i ; ( mtum' ( or'.tt.i -Muii, the industrial i i...rd. th. nr.- marshal. t. . n. -s-i AThAXTliT CITY. X. J.. Sept. sar to th- . a.nd- t of the institu-1 "Iu 'l l ,,f tnt strike of unionized tions. a-.-d he cl,a!let;ed Candidate ! -niplo es of Xew York's subway.

tb'mltii 1 to j.ro:ni.-e the rep-.il anv of t ! ' la v -

; OFFERS TO TAKE BACK

STRIKING CAR MEN

.....p!.. to ; elevated railway, and surface ar , which i lif.es brought little interruption to

a :t i; t ions

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i l at. d. C o n g r s s ni a n Ft.. "bester S.ilunl.iv . i . i

: it k in i ne p.-n t,w ; the st.it" ' 1 1 r I a t h e It was af;r his address llacerty w.is .aliet! upon remarks. Th- a n.Jidate

ries w ere 1 M'n hut developed

contest.

MANY HURT IN THEATER FIRE IN INDIANAPOLIS

Fept. 9. a motion

IXDIANAFTiMS. IiuL. When lire broke out in

picture theater at Meridian and Mccarty sts. Friday night, many in "the audience were seized with panic und in their efforts to leave the building, a number of persons were injured, but none seriously, it is believed. The fire was extinguished before much damage had been done to the building. The injured include: Mrs. Deborah Lawrence. 2S years old. burned about th face and hair: 'Miss Ilessie Xathanson. IS years old. 'rostrated by nervous shock, and a Turkish woman and child. who were removed in an ambulance. The nature of their hurts was not learned. Th cause of th fire had not leen ascertained definitely er.rly tonight.

meeting held Thursday afternoon in i who orderod lhp children 8ent the (I. A. R. hall. Mishawaka was Komp I)p Hoopimrarner then teleselected as the city for the 1917 re- phone,, to the rl05hcn doctor in union. v,n.,. u ; .. . i

charge of the Wires ca-se. who said

union.

I en vice presian.s. one no... that therp Wfls JouM tQ hetnf.r r ompanv of the rtuiment, were elct- .v , ,: .

ed. Thev are: IJeut. Kdward Eph-

oi not the child had the dread dis

ease. The child is 12 vears old. and i

hm. I.aporte (A): John Vesper. Chi- ' vevenl , hrothers and sisters I

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(C; .1. it. Ieonard. Plymouth (D); Serst. (. Cm. Servis. Lowell (K; Capt. W. II. Merritt. Klkhart (K); William I?rftmmitt. Xew Carlisle G); Joseph W. Zea, Valparaiso (II ; Valentine L. Marks. Mishawaka (I); Samuel Iandis, Rloomington (K: A. 1. Whitehead of Watseka, 111., was elected corresponding secretary and George Jingdon of Bristol was named as recording secretary. Samuel I. Kessler of Iiporte was elected for the treasurer's position. The regiment which earned the sanguin-iry sobriquet of "Bloody ninth", because of its valor on the held of battle, mustered out Friday from its annual reunion, over half a century since their great chapter in history was closed. Of the thousand-odd men who marched to battle beneath the regimental battle fiag only 56 were alive and able to be present here. Friday morning saw the last meeting this year of the veterans. About 9 o'clock automobiles, whose use was donated by patriotic citizens.

been attending the school during his illness.

HOLD UP JEWELER r'onoci to Hand Over SH.OfH) in Valuable" to Auto Bandits.

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RIQCA. O., Sept. 9. Thre auto bandits held up C C. Scott, jeweler, at the point of revolvers, forced him to pour diamonds and jewelry to the value of $3.000 out of shis show ease trays into loot bags, marched him to the center of the street, and then lied to a motor and escaped. Scott states that a chauffeur awaited in the car for the bandits. None of the men wore masks. The entire police organization of Ohio has been furnished with descriptions of the men and the car.

T!3fi:Ti:RY xoni'n All who are interested in the Mt. Pleasant cemetery are requested to

i meet at the cemetery Tuesday, Sept.

took many of he veterans and their icomotervJ and transact othor iml wives and children for a ride through portant 'business. Committee. Advt. Elkhart and the surrounding conn-

try. At noon the veterans began to leave for their homes.

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As a housewarming event in celebration of the remodeling of the club house, the Christiana Country club next Tuesday afternoon will stage the finals of a handicap golf

tournament, the

MARKETS

iICV iOOIS MARK KT. XI-:V VOIIK, Sept. S ITint cloths we-e silt.htly easier tad.iy anl yarns were les feverish. Cotton goods generally wer

preliminaries of n . nuiuz 1 , . unens werp D:,

which start Saturday, and Tuesday str(,ns. Heady-1-wear nuuinfacturers evening will give a picnic luncheon ! !hl a good business en waist, dresses

and dance.

Owing to the incomplete equipment of the club at present, those attending the evening function are asked to bring their own lunch cloths, plates, cups and silverware as well as their own picnic supper. All members of the club are urged to be present at this, the lirst social affair of the season, and are permitted to bring as many guests as they care to.

;ind coats.

SPOT COI'I Ki: H IKT. Ni:V YOliK, Serf V -- Spot -otTeo quit. llio No. 7, !; Santos N. 4. llsc.

One of the most forceful and convincing campaigners to carry democratic doctrine throughout this district Fince the campaign of 1 9 0 S will be unable to personally take part in the active speaking campaign this fall. Congresrman Henry A. Barnhart has advised County Chairman Lake that he will not attempt a speaking tour. The announcement will be received with regret by all who recall Mr. Barnhart's clean and forceful presentation of the issues in the last several campaigns.

Anderson will return here Sunday for another piime with the Blue Sot and will pitch Canty again in the hope of winning the game. The local management was forced to pive the Anderson club a big guarantee to procure this game for the Elkhart fans and expects to see one of the old-time crowds out to the game. These clubs battled 12 innings two weeks ago and showed the linest base ball of the season.

South Bend Markets GRAIN AND 1 EE1. (Corrected Daily by W. II. Starr. Starr Mills. Hydraulic At.) WHEAT Paying. fl.iO per l.u. OATS Paying 40' ; sellin? 50o per bu. COHN-Paying Mk; wiling 'jQc per bu. Ii YE I:ylns?. &0. per bu. MIAN Sellins WM rrr ct. MIDDLINGS Selling. $1.40 pr rwt C'IIOI'l'EL FELD SeUlDgr. fl.SO pr cwt. GLITTEX-Sellin. ?1 50 per ct SCKATCH EE EL Sellin?. f.OO per cwtCHICK FEF.D-Sening. 5M-,0(22.50 ir cwt.

SKKPS. (Corrects! 1ailr by War-nrr Tiros.

Store, lit E. Wayne St.) TIMOTHY-W.73 per bu. RED CLOVHK $12.00 per ba. WHITE CLOVER $:.i00 per bu. ALSK INK .10 and $12 per bu. ALFALFA ll.TOO per '.m. SWEET C LUV ER 12.o0 per bu. COW PEAS $2.00 per Tu. SOY BEANS-$2.00 2.00 per bu. .BLUE GLSS$2.V Per bu. EIE. ED PEAS $2.00 per tu. Ml EI. ET $1.7. per bu. (iL KM AN MILLET .$1.75 per bu. JAPANESE MILLET-$1.75 per bu. HI'NCAKIAN M1I.EET $3.00 p?r bu. VETrH-$12.äft per bu. MAMMOTH CIvOVL'K-SSignO per bo.

LIVE STOCK. (Corrected Dully by Major Rror., S. KogHn St.. MUtiawaLa.)

HEAVY EAT STEEHS Fair to rood.

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The New York Central shops baseball team, consisting of 21 players, and five "rooters" left Friday afternoon for Williamsport, Pa., where they will play the shop team there for the baseball championship of the X. Y. C. lines. McConner. Lyons and

Van Anwery will do the twirling for SO

HOC,S-1KKU20 lbs.. I7.S0; 1202ia0 lbi. $S10; lnOfitTÖO lbs.. $.s.40: lM)4ilH0 lb.. i.7.; I'.") lbs. and over, $8.71. LAMBS Live. Uftl0c. SIILEP Live. rUCc. rOt'LTRY AND MF.ATS. (Corrftxl Daily by Jiinnie'n Market. ilH JO. Jefferson Hlv.l.) POULTRY Paying. ltPV-; .selling. 22

VEAlv Paying. HSjlör; selling. 13G

Our Formal Autumn Opening

Presenting for the first time the Correct and Authentic Fashions for Fall 1916

You are Cordially Invited Music 2:30 to 5:30 p. m.

Wyman's Weekly "Ad'Mtori

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Saturday, Nt pleitiNT J, P.MC

Our Opening I infcfi'bil to nrfjfi.unt ii willi thai whhfi i .Neu in all our m r-handi-c for 1'all. 1!1. It is nt intended that our Ojw'ning sboiibl Im rcgan'isl as an attraction to gi joti fi t!ii"Inn and then m II oii o. in(bd rather Is ur Hiiing a "Day of Spv-ial Cturls"' and von arc urged to come and ak as many ji:t in as jou like, and 1cl free to inform yourself as to Ihc right stb-s. Om liht irooiN and the ri-tit irins. Ynu are alas l-me in Ibis stoic aiul wo s.'ially invit( ou to comc Monday. S4-p-lmfMr IHM. tho day of our Formal Autumn Opcnirur. r;i:o. wyji.w v. co.

the local boys, while Priem and Enders will defend the home plate. Th boys have not been defeated this season and are confident that they will bring home the championship.

BUEF Roast. 2.; boiling 12Vic; por

terhouse. 22c; -drloln, 17c. HAM Paying. 19o. LARD Selling, lSe.

Adair

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't tion

.UlllMlUll. that Hep. for a fw j for joint i

Where the World is War Mad

senator paid a .-p'eedi-1 compliment to the n'm:n fr go em or. and

the

a-ked

to th s bedp Mr. pt .rni '!

td.rs to hlp him gt tte senate that he might Adair in carry in- out his pr-oram. It i expiated

That Mr. H.

rt will ti 1; a r s eral i

pee :us in .Mars.".aii oi:niy utirin; ' the i-an;paiu!v This :s tla- i'.rst year i that Marshall .i: d ST. .b.-eph coun-j tics hae 1 r j'ir.-d m the s.-na-j t"rvhip. 1'ormerlv Mar-)iall and!

V os-e i a - o to;n;is w. r ;oin-d. the

retiring j - r . t T.a :ik !"anii:i

The l..rcb'SevI t t r

en.ator

r Harr NOTICE. .-! 'fi:u- S aftern.-!

: t ing s-tate i

ri ae.

:. will in" daring the

Fair and II.

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ECZEMA REA1EDY Sold on a ; uarantt f r Eezem.i, Tcttr, Salt Itb.euTTi, anil siiu.lar af-

fe. t:o::s of the skin and s.. alp. vnls h u- '' and $l.e... Hans Drug Store South Bend. Ind.

old

Mi III ili ' li'1' CT hortm Tr (- S. -8rc JEA;.-a;v. ; .Ii jji k i I ." A u.s:t r i 7. ' " py Yl

rnovisio.Ns. (Corrrttnl Iily ly I". W. .Mueller, 218 E. JrffTHOn Blvd.) FRUIT Oranges, ense. ?o.00; nelllng, 00e per loz.; Eeiuons. per eise. $3.Go; Fe!Ung. 00c per doi. ; ilananj?, 2Vic per

lb; spiling. ltH2Tc per doz.; A p)leH. puyI Inn. $ltl-ÖO per bu.; selllng-. (OO'.- per ' peek.

VE(iETABEES Cnbage. rtylng. 2c; sellinc. öe per lb.; IVtatws. paying. $l.rro (S2 (Kt.r liu. : gelling. t..- p k. Bl'TTKK AND LGliS Country Butter, raying. 20fJ.ÖO-; .elling. 2-i3Tc; Creamery Butter. p;iyiug. .".; Billing. ,h'; Egg strktly fresh, paying. Ö-.K; sewing. Ö0o.

FISH. (Corrrrtfd Daily by the East u od I'ih, 1'oultrv and son I xd Iarket, W. Wa-bington At.) Strletlv fresh caiifrht dres5e' wfcite fiib, 20e lb.:" trout. 20'. e; piekerel. 15'.j?:

i hti1i. DPje; rounl yeilowa. l!-,e; Lali-

Lait. wble. H'..e; extra eUtA. 20.. Frepii bullheads. 17l-.e per Ib.; ciiliiuok salniati. lvU..c; eels. -C-jC. Fresh winter -augbt drpavd white fish, lo- lb.: fresh juoibo Lake Superior v hite ti ?i. 2. Bla k Diamond brand bonclem codfish, 22: lb ; smoked ehirio k salmon, .'XH.-; smoked wLite tfh, Pc.

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IIAV. ST RAW AND FEED. Corr-rted I)ily by the Weley Miller Hour ami l-d to., 4J0 S. Micbican !U) HAY Paying. J-MlO; t,-lliny. JUlt STRAW P:iyir:g. per ton; selling rer ton. or rK jer laic. OATS Faying. 4i- per au.; eillujr. -4.V.J . p-r bu CORN Paying, w p-r bu.; atlllng. p r bu. C'LOVF.R SEED Paying. J:. nlliag Jin p r bu. TIMOTHY SEED Parinc. $1 ner Im.:

! iellirg. ST. :) pT t'U.

A El ALFA SEED- (Montana growa) iellius. fl.1 per bu.

You will save time and money in qualifying for hih-rade bookkeeping and stenographic service at the

Kelley

usmess

School

Equipment and Service Unsurpassed ENROLL NOW BEGIN NEXT MONDAY Day and Evening Sessions FCelley Business School represents the highest decree nf efiiciency attained in Shorthand and Business training Its graduates are recognized as the most capable, and as a result we receive rrany more calls tor Stenographers and Bookkeepers than -e can supply. To be Kelley Trained is to be Successful. VISIT THE SCHOOL and you will be delightfully surprised with the business-like atmosphere pervading the entire organization.

Write, call or phone and we will ;rladh formation.

you desired in-

Kelley

Business

School

120 E. Wayne St., Opposite Robertson Hotel Bell 943; Home 2484.

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YACHT CAPSIZES In Slorni on I-ike Iie ami Party Has Narrow I Is-ap'.

TOLI'DO, O., Sept. l.uring a j

severe storm the 4." foot auxiliary ' schooner yacht Li-ella was capsized j

in furtv feet of water in Lake Krie

pT"a 7- n 2 j ' . 1 . j" if .

ILeady for UuincvA. SI 5 I Armors Trn.t Uld;. Sprrrl and nrcnoAs in ab, tracts.

Map of Hi;rop .howin: rit.ry h !,l 1 y -., h i.le. rot l:on in this map be;

the fourteen ml ion now at each others throats, with shading showing the ter-Th.-entr of Kouiuania nuote the hfttenth nation in the -worlti war. the only one g JdD.in.

TALLOW AND IIIDI. (Corrected Daily Vy S yr. Elf, pn.. Jit N. Mln st.) TALIOW R)Tiga. 2'J3c; rindere 1. No. I. 4'f: N. 2. 2ttb'. Y i ii i E 2" r. j ."Vi. pr-r lb HM ES ciien. No. 1, 101; ca;f wia

two miles we.st of Wet Sister island Thurxl.iy afternoon. ''apt. Chauneey 1 l-zm -rri. keeper of the West .--"i.-ter l.ght. p ;t out in a small boat and after a half hours' battle with the storm r--- aetl tlie entire party consis'.ing of ilr. an 1 Mi.s.

Otto I'ttrs. Mr. Peters, th ir bat.)'. Mis Anr;a iJr"-.tl

ai.d Mr.-. Pa A of tli! e;'.y a:.,l f I'ittr.-ir-h.

Or. chaf:?- ha.aTal r- -iI-ne.. t

me, ei his 1 7 !..

o:fi. - a '. . A-l-.t.

THOMSON!

AND Mc KINN ON 201-202 J. M. S. B!cJs. tT;ib-r Nrw Y"-rk stfKk Eirhtür. New orW ( ott'in larluRi. Nvr iir!ttn ttn rirlmns, tii t. st-xk Firbtne, hiraco IV 4ni f Tr.ulp Iiuli.rf IV.i. k.-r ia'in. Hirtst I'rivlr irv t All im io vir;

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