,- .., ,i t .:: . . mMw &!;.! .4. ci trfteottet iw; PICTORIAL SECTION ;ay,ivi'n v -ui' . '1 EST"' fc - V vV V V. .Hi i tR:. . V ,?' ' ' fV ;f -f tt nQ feSi -' mmm m r.w rrt' . ii v A mv ..-o Of,-- XV ;s ''".,V,,&i.''. . X r-y -mt m-mr- wwm vwrwv Vi -:.''BRW;..-Wf"l!K 1 7 rPr:HJRMH..v?:.V -ffitA-vi wv aifwv vurijHtKffam 1ji 4,. ?,! 7A$'", w (Ki bsj kbht r ''Mfe 'hnmv:3&;k to.7. vyh rmi' .' St' 4S sVJ. riji.t m, j m i m v x'.npH?vvi. .t. y'v-s s ri' r '-v5 tjti wrnw The IKtls1 - SKKmLJ Pictures IjmmiMr - . 4ltB9 Incidents in the ISIlHHiMSlw? 'I I4!, i-li ik JKPv7I wtl ,i y fiu' ; v (fU sl ? ',,.& p & WWPJP52i&S wc&fc. mm B,lSlI V.t " iTtttfl." j-.n B't W.W iJ'A'l ..?i3M '!)'; ntH ?m RaG- ' I I Sa. . . - t pg-'u. 'L-&t?( " )Ic2pof Prccius Coal Are Familiar Sights in the Streets Now That the Need for Coal Drivers . J!M ! So Great and Orders Are DumtieH Tntn Ihn Rfrpot. Thpsn Piloo nf Pm.l Wcw nl!varor1" tit " JlftVl 4kA Aa. Ttt........ AnHMi.KK.n i Iwvv "lu 'iiiK"t Acixutc kjai kiaciiui L'lffift MmNI I if t re Navirkiio IW4B&Si&NMKKKSEiBKmA$ Fuel yHVPI I r amine A r ymmJ ' riTT-' . i .'.. .1 : y" 'ft iTS1 SJiK ATJ.J irWMiwriiBgWF7fls;mr sj .taBaaMBfwcf rrwf .A f? ww m -iff MwriiTfnMr'T -- -' ftBWMP'' &? Bf w sV'BvBV-SvBBBMMBnWSKiiABBMlHBBVnw JU KSnPSl :iL. ' iJ,'faT.. Oregon Avenue, Where Many Coal Cars Ate Unloaded Into Wagons, Has Hecome a Veri table Mecca for Coal Pitkers, Who Are Forced to Resort to This Means of Supplying the Family Stoves. Quite Frequently the Pickers Stray Into the Coal Cars Themselves. 'J-jf EST ,5-'A:' w ;& TMt $i A : '"?. ,-Z-. lV P. 'v ,.$ ' Hr Homeless Unfoitur.ates Are Doing Their Dit to Relieve the Shortage in the City's Supply at the Wayfaters' Lodge, 1720 Lombard street, Where They Saw Wood Household Sizes in Return for Warm Beds and Go.od Foo'd. Fuel Into pran mra rmSiMM UE'ifi ti?,vl ;?.i 's '.'"- ? rLniaH i:. ts Egra-'vjtgrr---'fffli.-li: :,Ttair -r I, Wm.3- S ??B' -"Trim- f "'- - " - r nHKiuau.u.4 ?-' i ii" - ...'saBta..MTr iMNevniR.. Zj ' . r i , k ?-rfw'--J . JbaHkk. la r- H'f-.V-' . M1,J ' y":?i. ,yMr sr.,&u i' J!P! .4 iiiiiitiliiiW One of Hie Huge rile of In lii'trlnl'Slzrd f'onl Whoso rrt". nee In rhllartelplila Yard .Makes the ('IomIhb l)on nf Sev 1'iul !ni-it lnilutips for Lack of I'uef nilllciilt to Kxplain. imiM$v&yfjx "yst.s. -c-i!t.jz - or.st v-ij; iltvi;.-lTW.--rs-:.iirTi3iis!r.. as. r-i , i. j-jvi -jjrsi -. - v. . i l mi- -two 4rv - ..4a.c """wy.i-v' " " i-i-.Ztn.. .arrb,.jaEfffeaK iiib - f Till I l n i Z-. IZT -TTTi-. ! ii II l i m -T71 - :.- V" -y- SJiAU'-. . j. .i '; r" LAoHl MB !.' PS .nr3 IV a K r4 i'!t 1 - i.t aiJ: s r "T KMtLr r.apsjri''!.?'V "('crat. ffc?Vte JMiV ifiJf: pjgr&Sf -,-;-, f Vi? ..t " Kf? r Vi SKisat5 ,-K-P yCW :mm&My&Zsm&& Wtfrft & - ff''MriMr j ?' ir Mk-.-A -!ji .-r"w55 ''rfe,;flkKH3M i. ' XK.. , .-M '.L .H 7 f 4 aBUBBHMZB lTCSt7T7fr AWMVLsV: tlt'J iJ,vl 0'JK'TIF 'tff-T:. ssffir-wa .iVkX' IwSHHKtiH if ' i 'lillTiM One of the Palatial Residences at Miami, Fla Wh Winter Visitors Find Relief From the Fuel Pr lems of the North. ' VggP' Good-Natured Bluecoats Look on While the Oregon Avenue Coal Pickers Solve the Fuel Problem for Themselves. u 'i ' m SsPKBH iM i tor Yirairr iili"-- - - ,a "T - ':; v iiJY. ''-- TtWaBH?' r V ( ri il M ia Ml . .. PRTHrV-H KSBBsWw-f BE W, MMMBVlk HM wr.:-r -- . S3aBSJriFiBBBPm':A "f .'! JuBBBVm 11m n. i oh- WBHHP-' -?,iJ--'-JRSBo!R.r . - uBPJET VABHrlBffiWJBHlBBBMd ABBBu3VBOTflBBBBBBBBBBV , j. wjBjwwmBKJPP '11.1' 'ill " W.ml Km Hsn Selling Nut Cokl in Twenty-five Pound Bags Is a Prof itable Business Now That Desperate Householders Are Willing to Pay Almost Any Price to Keep, Warm. There Are Ninety of These Bags in a Ton of Nut Coal, Which Are Sold by Dealers to Grocers for Thirteen Cents Kach. These Bring the Dealer $11.70. In His Turn the Grocer Sell the Bags at Seventeen Cents Each, a Total of $15.M for the Ton. r ' : K' Ft il tBMwPPrnPSEMWMm-4 jBFe: i 'Si MKjvA&rBVM mzZIj$Mm . dy KMaWv ' :'-'MiaBBBHato2BVl BHBBHHMffHaHHBWwHBffinSwSn2-lW3BSKlHH ..jABHHHtK. t'Sv - IRSBBlBuBBBBBSwBKMlBBKllyaH 9KwBWV y - BHBBBHMflRjk Ia1 - IBhBBBBBBBBBBb EBVSHHBBBBwjBHnPiBfiHHffiKBPI- VmVmbSSSVjVjVjVK - ' ! ilw&sUBBKBBBBB9HttBBBBH9mW bbBBSBW ! - WvwBSBBBBBBB r ilwmBmWBHBIIlMiBBffM BBMHBSSSlBf i x X(iSh&hbB fvWYw.SMSfcrr-. .3MWHlHHffKrieiH T 'HUBMiii I'M I Mil TiMfft ffihTMMM J ton i irlmOTfi fVI ffi ---y--"-- - .. .--.- ., - a 3HJHIHHMBBHHadBSWKrH ' i ; k wHHI B Lytr- ,Ut7HHBH3 i iiwiiTii " " it r i Hi -a" Tnrr : t " ' r - ' " -" "- nfcirrif -miw nw i iiirfwiMm I SMMMMMMWWmlMWMiWSWMffiBBMWjWl I IX HBMMMMMMMBMtoMM''(GV-akflaajMB tMtie Bock PinaclB irithe,Grdn!of. the Gods at, Colorado Spring., A Party of Tourists Near McDcrmott Mountain, Glacier National Park, Montana. Ready for the Day's Pishing Trip at Miami, Flo. aj .."uVA.-:".. ;, . ; .,:, .-- .r-'-'t-.-fr '. .- ;: :l-rr &c-
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