ltd.
llot llr Hating.
Hans estimates furnished for either
bot wombat-or hot air Matias.
D sou-m IAIN» W. .
ms: at Roubalx bar; rgaolvarlrfi
_ as measures an ave Ill _
pried “s reenlution dachl‘lnl their readi-
ness to subscribe and otherwise ssdsttbdr
brethren in Belgium.
A large proportion of the miners at Bou-
hair, Armeutieres, l’usdeCalaisand other
districts adjoining the Belgian frontier
are naturalised Belgians, and the French
socialists are making eflortsto induce them
to strike in order to assist the agitation in
Belgium by stopping the supplleaof Bal-
ginn customers
llnd of the Blots Near.
Bunnie, April lD.—Pollce and work-
lnxmen had several encounters during the
evening and six violent were seriously he
lured. Revert helrsa the end of the riots la
believed to be near. The decision of the
labor‘ ' to ‘ ‘onthestrikebaa
produced a general feeling of relief. The
police have worked night and day and are
completely exhausted. Were the strika
and riots to continue a few days more the
preservation of order would be left entirely
to the military, as the police could not en-
dure the strain 48 hount longer. Many
arrests of socialists are reported from the
provinces.
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:"Belglans Granted the Right
' to Vote.
nu: '-
" th’s Plural Vote is Now to Bo
‘ the Issue.
MW n- W-
_’O~ “I Mn and tho Blotona labs
an MM— Bald-m Wu Saved
invest Anarchy out In theNick of‘l‘lme.
“Ian Mil-g near Antwerp—Four
m nus on tho Bayanata of the
M
norms, April Ill-The Belgian motel
’ flu has succeeded. The reigning exists»
4* has surrendered, and Belgium will
m be governed by the people. The
M for universal suffrage has cost sev-
"Ill" and serious bloodshed; but, con-
. M3 the terrible sacrifices which until
“memento-send wouldbe noose
..-fl'y, thaprloe pald is not a great one. The
rat of soil government has not been
jtautadwllllngly. It was wrung from the
m authorities by a display of revolu-
» forcesnchaahasnotbeenaeen in
sincOParls was in the hands of a
Mites.
,‘Tha chamber at representatives reas-
unblell at Bro-ell after the PM
third the reports on the revision of the
“lotion, and by avote of 119 against
1% win: it Mentions from voting, adopt-
ed universal suffrage, with a provision for
,plunl voting by the classes owning prop
_ any, according to the amount and situa-
> tin or the property.
M within the chamber were followed
by prodigious acclamations from the enor-
mousarowd that awaited the result of the
vtling outside the chamber. The greatest
nthnslasm was displayed everywhere, and
the people joined in a jubilee in honor of
them triumph which they had achieved.
Ithaxpeeted that the decision in favor
dullness! suffrage will have an alloying
if“ upon the popular excitement and
own, which had been rapidly assum-
hcthsdlrnanslons of a general insurrec-
ttm. The dread of a terrible uprising of
We, similar to that of the French
ntion in its resistlesa rage against
and power, had the elect of
wag the chamber of repreunnuvas
mud to the side. There is no
”in many minds that had the cham-
hunotaeted promptly there would have
beat a revolution in Brussels.
Will follow lip tho Victory.
”Md tbsaction of thadepullcathe
builders rcaolvad to advise the sham
Wt of the general strike. At the
”time they decided to issue to the pm
I“ a manifesto against the Nymu hill.
the combination of plural
an universal suffrage. The lamb
1”!
French Lawyers Suspend-d.
Pants, April lit-The Bur association
has suspended from membership for three
months Senator Renault and Senator Al-
bert Grevy on account of their connection
with the Panama scandal. Each was the
recipient of Thierree checks.
The Pope and the Lnbmra.
Roll, April 19.-'l‘he pope received km
Catholic workingmeu from France. He
urged them to be loyal to the republic and
to labor lenlollsly for the prosperity and
solidity 0! its institutions.
Threatened the Burg-xmashr.
Barrens, April lit—Edmund Ricard, a
barrister of this city. was arrested for mak-
ing a speech, in the courseofwhich housed
threatening language against the burgu—
master.
Emperor William Will “all the Pope.
llntmx, April 19.-Elltpcrnr William
hm sum-d today for Rome. Beforavlsit-
ing the pope on Sunday Emperogwilliam
will take luncheon with the Prussian min-
later.
The Victims Number Seven.
llttb'ssms. April til—«Two rncu injured
in the Mons riots died later in the evening.
Altogether seven men have died in Mons of
Injuries received in the suflrage viola.
Author and Publisher Join.
Losnott. April ill—ll is rumored that
Jerome K. Jerome, the play-right, will join
partnership with S. S. McClure. publisher,
of Sew York.
The-y “'lll [trauma Work.
llnt‘sstzts, April 19.-At meetings of
strikers in and urouud Ghent rraolutionaln
favor of resmning work tomorrow were
passed.
'I'vuntpa a» Highway—cu.
Woncrs'ntu, Mass. April lit—A strange
rum; run-ml the engine room n! the
Know-l. v Steam Pump works at. midnight.
and sit the point of a revolverdemanded the
“rumor?! Illnltt')‘. The fireman had no
my.- 3 i 4 ill . mat l'l'llppl‘i'lpl'lltlt'd hitttlin-
lut' [mt mt." ' 1'. ‘lm‘ttutn "ll'flllll'. Thc
ii i '1 . . i.t {lll' firr nittrm,cnlllng
'lt‘ 4. ‘r .. . m-nt,utul n large uumberof
tit}, = . hunt ill pursuit. of theoutlaws.
n h I...) “Hi «mat they are lhclmmps who
ltlwt (‘lth-l of Police Fitzgerald ofWare
but Saturday.
;
urge the people to follow up their
hyagltating unceasingly for uni-
snflrsn, pure and simple.
Wrecks-d the Pay ‘l'vallt.
limztt. 1nd. April lD.—lt is believed
that an attempt to wreck the pay train on
"it! Chicago and Indiana (‘oal railroad was
mode. The trnin. hauling a large sump!
mom, was thrown from the track two
ka. Illllt'l north of this city and at the edge of
Illt‘ big trestle over Otter creek. Tham-
glue was badly demaged and the occupants
of the train were ahltnken nmd bruind.
The mousycar was taught and hear.
the fly guarded all night.
llaters lot fin to Cotton.
nan—u, April 19.4fm scene of the
w in Antwerp was located in the
“In part of the city in the vicinity of
thy-thins. llerearelooated than»
Alstthe Bessie do la Cam
'l'wa Killed by Mingus-via.
him. 0.. April tau-A ravine explosion
of nitroglycerin occurred atthelligh Ex-
' plosiva company's magazine two mllsa
u, front this city. Clark Robinson's head
was torn oil and llenjamin [low-e, theman
wltobad a huge gash blown in his side
three months mm. was biotin ll leetandao
badly Injured thee bellied before he was
taken to the ambulance. The force of the
explosion shook bousesatul brokswindowa
two mllra from the scene.
'l‘sltoreo ltaagatm [Diana's-rad.
Saw Your. April lil.~'l'hm is a big
snare among the crew at the steamer Mea-
mount whose memberswas csagitt on
shore with mo packsgta of would
cigarette-,nul on of them handle
appeared. Special Customs inspectors
lkmobasattd O'Neill went into the chief
cook's mutt, when» they discovered W
cigars and about ”.000 cigarettes. The in-
spectorstooktbs smuggled goods to the
custom been.
ran You. Aptitll—Jl‘baaugmat
riotous Thomas I. llsrr a Cu.wltolsaala m
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WONDERS ‘0F‘THE Fllll.
A Great Crystal Cave Lighml
by Electric Bullseycs.
nommmmmm
Allan-c Gallery with Pies-sea as ao.aao
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to Visit the World's Fair 50,000 m
'l’arltlah Iaaaao list than to Visitors. 3
Chicano, April la-The edict has gone
forth today that after tomorrow the
World'afairgronudsaretohasacrodfrom
all excavation. There is a determination
to have the great park in prime condition
for the opening day. With that end in
view piping and all other underground
work about the park must be completed
one will be allowed to turn a spadeful of
earth.
A large force of men is at work fixing up
the driveways and walks. After Thursday
the force will be greatly increased.
One of the most brilliant spectacles of
the exposition will he a mammoth crystal
cave beneath the great mound covered
with rare palms and ferns in the center of
the Horticultural building. It is to be a
reproduction of the cave in the Black Hills
wear Deadwood. From the sides of its
chambers hang great. chu nice of crystal,
”will pounds in all, glistening’like dia-
monds la the light thrown from number-
lcse electrh bullaeyes. There are seven
chambers in the cave and a number of
winding. bewildering passages.
in the largest central chamber John
Thorpe, chief of floricnlture, intends to
grow vegetables and bloom flowers byeloo
trio light. If they bloom at all it will have
to be by electric light, for there is no ray
of the run within the care. This experi-
ment has never been publicly tried before.
and Mr. Thorpe is confident that it will be
successful and will interest a great num-
ber of people.
The Mosque Locked Up.
The furnishing of the Turkish mosque
has just been completed and the door was
immediately locked upon its rich tapestries
and tleooratioua This means that the un-
allowcd feet of the Christian unbelirvrr
shall never again tread within the sacred
portalaof this pretty model of the famous
Mosque of St. Sophia. The key will be do
livered over to the mucazin, who will hold
it until the time to tear down the edifice,
when the Moelems have completed their
summer's sojourn in Chicago. Ten days
from today the mosque will be thdicated
end the whole colony will be out in data—
aliug costumes in assist. The member: of
Medinsh Temple (Chicago) of the order of
Myrtle Shrine have been invited robe pm
cut as special guests.
Wilson McClanghry. son of Chief of Po
lice McClanghry returned yesterday frotn
a trip which has occupied him for several
months.
A lam-nth log-cf Gallery.
He was sent all over the United States
to procure pictures of every crook of any
llotuvlt‘l)’ for the mgr-rs gallery lu-rv in
anticipation of the fair. ll u to. mallard
by the chief of police that with the fall
here crooks front all uartera of the noun
try would flock to t is city to prey upon
the hundreds of thousands of strangers who
will come to see the cxpoeirion.
The trip has been vrry snwenfnl. Over
6,” good llkcnc-es of crooks have been
secured for the guidance of the Chicago
police. The work done by Wilson Mo
Clauahry is regarded as of a most lmptlflr
ant character. It was the idea of Cbirf of
Police McClaughry, and the knowledge
that such a step has been taken will it is
thought do more to keep criminals away
from this city than anything else.
Educational exhibits are coming intothe
Manufactureo and Liberal Arts building
faster than the large corps of workmen can
handle them. The German alttcolirmal ex,
hibit, consisting of on users. has arrived
audio being-flanged as fastauposalblo.
It will be divided into two distinct are
lions—one fur the universities proper and
the other for the German schools. The ex-
hibita of the Pennsylvania School of Do-
sigu for Women, the Academy of Pins‘
Arte. the Spring Garden institution and
the Pennsylvania Museum and School of
industrial Art were among the arrivals
The Dru-mere to Parade.
his-Congressman Frank of St. Loult ar-
rived in Chicago with a delegation of com-
tncvclal traveling men to arrange with the
rotary (2qu for the Travelsrs’ Protection
association's special titty on June to.
The tvavrlua’ day programme has not
yet been arranged in detail, but the gen-
cral scheme is settled. "Vice President
Stevenson has mmnllal to come," told
Mr. Mollrew. “and we will bare the gov-
vt-aoraof loorllstatrs 'l'ltervwlll be a
parade and tussle and everything sleet.
make the day merry. The members of tlts
asaoeistioa, 10.0w strong. will come up
front the national convention at Peoria in
special trains. We expect that fully 50.“
communist travelers will he on the
gonads for the day."
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plaiaanca ton .
:2 at work on Irish village have a
against Illa population
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Accuracy and
Low Prices.
news or sartouafirmtta
ra- cavtallmaatol (tr-lot Payne—ta lustre
lacrotary flarllele.
Wurntovott, April is. —'l'lte mt
Ismads that the treasury officials contam-
plata the advisability of stopping the pay
.sntofpld eoiafortltstrsasuvynotasls-
sued under'tba, actof July it, mo Ssv~
oral small offenof gold have been received
from the west. Thar oflers aggregate lass
th-MW and will not appear on the
treasury books for several days. Ateasb
ern points a slight increase in mold in not~
rd, the fins gold having increased ”all,
naklugtbatotal,uahowtt b thabookaof
thatreasury.w,w. There aaldtohava
hsnaallght innate-la New York. which
will not be shown until today.
lnflovutatlon received at the treasury in.
llaate that the gold shipments for next
Saturday will not be heavy, and none may
out at all. bub-Treasurer Jordan's
was not received hm yesterday as
expected, and be will not therefore assume
charge of the New York aubtreaaury to-
y.
Postmaster General Biasell has issued a
notice to all postmasters that there is now
In operation in the government buildings
on the grounds of the World's fair a
branch of the Chicago poet-older, known so
the World's fair station.
The president has not decided whether
or not he will attend the naval ball in New
York on April 21, but it is probable thatlta
will do so. .
Bout. It Stellar: Active.
TOPIIA. April lit-Tho striking Awhi-
aon, Topeka and Scum l-‘e shopmen are do-
ing all in their power to induce other»
pulsations to Join them. They have heard
the rumor that the company has broken
all agreements. The men say that if it is
true all organisations will strike and all
trains on the system will be stopped. The
ofldnls of the road say the company will
stand by all of its agreements, and that the
object of the reporliato createscntimcnt in
favor of the strikers.
The Circus Maxi-us One Inc.
San Futurism. April IO.-’l'he people of
San Francisco are enjoying this week an
entertainment, which for unluurnesu and
magnitude surpasses anything our section
the Pacific coast and perhaps in the coun-
try. It. is the Olympic Club’s circus mash
mus, which is the exact reproduction of
the Roman holiday in the time of Clear,
and the pavilion bus been arranged to rep
rmrtt the collarnm at Home.
"stators Chlnavnan Aglrmlvr.
305105, April lit-A Chlttaman regis-
tered in compliance with the Gravy law.
The leading residents of Chinatown held
an indignation meeting banner of his ac—
tion, and a deputation of Chiuree went in
the federal building to upbraid their mu -
tryman. If their rules are carried out the
individual who liar caused this annoyance
will be fined I100 and will probably be
otherwise punished for it.
Deadly Premature llaplnalsta.
Murmur, Colo, April to. — At the
Bucklvanhm- tunnel, the line oaths Colt»
redo Midland. is miles west of here, a ter-
riblr explosion occurred. it was rlnr to an
accidental discharge of a blast which cont-
manic-led with other powders Reports
received here are that five men were killed
and several ttrrioluly injured. Physicians
left for the tunnel it! once.
ltrrsek Concealed Dyan—Hr.
Mrsxmmus. April toe—While mute
men in a mine blztcksrnlth allop at. Tower
were engaged in breaking up a lot of old
gas pipe with a steam hammer an crplo
lion took place which killed three of the
mutant! injured nine nthen it In sup
posed thu’e we; a quantity of dynamite in
one of the pieces of pipe.
layer Harrison's Irv-I Art.
Cutuoo, Apt-ll lit—Oneal the tint acts
of the new mayor, Carter Harrison. was to
secure some docknge mtlcrminu on the
lake front from the Henry syndicate.
which under ”to previous administration
had secured a practical monopoly of the
lake traffic berm-nu the city and the
World's fair grounds.
Another “assent f'yclnaa.
errts ltoctt. April mum-rt was re-
uelved hrrr of a tearful ryclonr in l’ourvslu
valley, Scott county. Tbs town of Holes
wee almost entirely destroyed. Seven per»
sonawere killed and a largrttumltrr tn—
jnrad. The path of the limo wasa half
mile in width. and everything was swept
before it.
To Rale- Iahc Fuchs.
Cmrsoo. April in WA wrecking arm at
Tacoma has made tillers to insurance mm»
wire for the wmka of a lam» numbarof
mls now in the bottom of the areal
lakes. They [imports to raise them by
placing air bags in the holds of vrsaola and
pumping air Into them.
A- luster y ale Caused Ila-age.
lisursx. x. 8., April laws but; saut-
arly gale. unmounted by snow and rain.
has been raging have with damaging force.
A oar-beret vessels in the barb-wanna
their anchors, and coosldvrttblt- damage
has been (lotto to shipping gent-rally.
ttatm otvts' atvta- mm.
(:tttcsuo, April our». lllark Cruel
ballot to the number of rm struck torso
increase of u in wag-a at llel'lrtrr's rhea.
tor. 'l'hsy Monet! to go ahead with the
«uncorrelated rhinestones.
lacrosse was granted.
Iaw Disease“ Intro.
cm or Hutch. April l..~M is
start-felt bets overs-notional which
haahvoken oatwllhia thalast inlays.“
Isgfv‘uthalamenfcntcrttiabyphy‘
ohm. There-ere teams. from that.
mucosa”.
. unitaw-cssvtetsa.
Jrsssvcm A lll~The lathe
ante Jaha dumtnmrf nor»
“of Adolflwgwhamkillatlla
ml! Provost mummy,“
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Intact-unites. .
Willi ‘TllE WillSHlPS.
Naval Olilcers of Many Nations
Dine on the Dolphin.
l’lill HIDE 0? 633mm m.
lhc mg Kalaeril Auglsatn 'Antns at
Ila-pt.- Boaaa Wills llsr Illstss alps.
Tara and Ildshiy-rtt flat! rats In tho
Harbor-Landau: Crowd the Shore.
Font Horror, Va.. April 12—11» Gar-
Itan squadron steamed into the harbor so
ktelu the afternoon that if the Kaisarln
Augusta had not begun to honor her can-
anus some distance down the roads she
would have had to slip into her anchorage
oflclaiiy unnoticed until 8 o’clock this
morning, She saluted first the United
Statesman! the flag of the American
and English admirala as she steamed slow-
ly toa plate near the limians'. Behind
her cumethe Zeadler. a small gunboat of
1,300 tons.
The Kaiserin Augusta is the most mod-
ern warship now in the fleet and presents
many points of interest. liar captain
speaks English fluently and said: “The
mt: Katsllux scorers.
Ksiaeriu Augusta is now in American wa-
ters for the first time. This is her maiden
trip. In fact, shcwaslaunchu'lat Kiel in
March. ran. and bar engiau were tried for
the first time on the 10th of lutntonth.
She went into commission on the next day
and on the 15th of March. a little over so
days ago, starred tor the United States.
This is the third port she has entered, for
she stopped at Queenatowu and Halifax on
her way here."
The Pride of the Host.
The Kolaeriu Augusta is not only ouoof
the most modern ships in the harbor, but
she is the only vessel with three screws,
one on each side of the rudder and the
third extended some distance out from the
center of the stern. The engine foreach
screw is independent of the others, and is
built in water tight bulkheads. With
these screws she has made a recordof ”
knots an hour.
The Amer-tau olllcers played the part of
hoete Our ruler rear admiral entertained
the high commanding officers, and the
junior ofllcers did the honorsto their fellow
ofllcers on the visiting ships. The cabin
of the Dolphin presented a brilliant ap-
pearance when thcse guests of the govern-
ment were sealed awarding to their re~
spective novice. with Vice Admiral Sir J.
0. Hopkins. K. C. ll, of the English fleet
on his right and the Russian captain, the
next cilia-r of the fleet. on his left.
Dinner on the Dolphin.
The table decorations were
and “unlike! chiefly of American mint-a
blended with those of England. Russia,
l"r.tnoe, llsly and Holland The menu
card was unique and the engraving of the
different courses was a work of art. And
thus every odioer on board the foreign
ships in the roads, except the Germans,
who arrived too late to be invited, wave
the guests of the American navy.
The dining by the fleet had ita elect
upon the customary gayety of the hotel.
Thon- were few oflieers ashore. and for
once the army men and civilians were
forced to dance with the girls and tell»
poravily amuse them. while the blurooated
sailors acted as hosts to the visitors.
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are entirely beyond the capacity of accom—
modations then and in neighboring towns
and country houses. The prevailingprioaa
for everything, especially boarding, lodg-
ing and conveyances, are accordingly very
high.
Ila-ca by hrs. Iowa. and old.
The boot race between the crowed the
Chicago and the Philadelphia resulted la a
victory forthe Chicago man. There was
basabtdlumelntitefort haw-anthem
eaqo mldablputan and a line plotted fro-
the not of the Americas last. ltwaa won
by the midahlp-su of the Chicago. At
Norfolk boat and bicycle raesswssa among
the features incidental to the lubricant».
Twootyaix war vanela are now in the
made. The weatbsrcoutluncagmd. "any
excursion strainers, tugboata. sailing vu-
ssls and craft of every description enliven
the harbor. 'l'lta villus: between tbsahlpa
aadtoaadfrotn the shoraprvaaata lively
and impressive picture—nae that has never
been equaled In that eapactoaa
The Iiygsta hotel lobbies and parlor as
night are crowded with naval smears In
fall unifor- aotl beautiful you. won.
in the latest creations at dress-salsa.
A loans at a hoard-
Jruasv (2m. April ill—lanes 3. Roy-
nolds. a Pennsylvania brake“
whowas thrown from a ht car as
him and killed Friday night, was
buried fro- Iis heme here. There was an
existing scans at thefaastal. “Ira Ray-
aolris, thadsatl-aa'swidow, to when he
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years ago I offered my first
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to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
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week—the happy owners of a
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lutely pure and clear
as crystal.
llnwonmtrr. Full. :6. bill.
Mmr .llnlirlrtr I '0..-
0eutlcmert~ I take pleasureiuaddinr n word
of commendation to the man given In well.
user praise of your impale inn Compound.
lhave used it in my family with wonderful
results. and in an experience of more than
twenty-three years in the drug barium have
never seen an article lltul ave atlrft uni'urm
autl perk-N Mllsfmr'lnn. y Mira ltrtv'r- mutt-
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pronounce it the but make and lb? moat valu-
able blood puritlrr, alter-titt- and spring
tnnlc in the maruel. Yours truly.
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Superphosphate.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
lit-Slanted lime.
land Plaster.
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We are in on age of Perfume, and by-
thusaudartful oontrivancos all thedeliclous
odors or the garden are taken lnto captivity
for the toilet. The fragrant Violet is impris-
oned. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thousand floral Ira-ultra are brought into
requisition so that woman, lovely woman,
may bloom the brighter. 0! all thechrtieo var-1’
toilette! Perfuni as none can compare with our
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POST OFFICE Bl'l LDING.
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Painless bentistry
Teeth filled and Elil'tii'lutl without pain.
Crown and Bridttc Work.
BEST SET 0? TEETH 05 RED RUBBER.
$0 an
Xv. in’ill‘l‘ made no matter how much you pay.
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Tum rillml with Ammuum, . - 5)::
Teeth filled with i‘httuuut. - — 73:
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All Work Burrs-iced.
Unit-e open from ii a. to. until 9 p. m.
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Successors to E. (Y. lorris & (‘0.
cart'rAL. 3250.000.
64 Sudhury St, Boston, lass. (
Fire and
Ban Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors.
AND
nuns" Villllli 0i ill KlllllS.
The Best safer in the World.
I50.000ln use. Always yrs.
serve their Bonlsnts.
1m Mlltl in Lynn. lists" dare that great lire.
where tool our sales wv-rr otlldm‘lfll to intense
heat. prmn'lm; thrlr content».
CHAMPION Ill-Toll" also In the Ilrrat
Chicago Fire to bill. in the lirrat Boston Fire
in 11mm! in all the arr-at Area since. fiend
for t'lvrlllan‘. Atrrnts wanted. taunt
um and Reliable
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