Contents of the Earthquake Special
THE EVERLASTING AND SURE REFUGE THE “QUEEN OF THE WEST” LAID LOW (A powerful word-picture of the city's visitation, by Fred Hewitt of the Examiner) WHAT DO THESE THINGS MEAN? SAN FRANCISCO'S SISTER CITIES TO THE RESCUE THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN (Poem) OTHER TOWNS THAT SUFFERED MOUNTAIN VIEW EXPERIENCES DISASTERS OF THE PRESENT YEAR 1. MAGNIFICENT CITY HALL BEFORE EARTHQUAKE 2. THE SAME AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 3. PANORAMA OF CITY ON FIRE—FROM NOB HILL 4. VIEW FROM UNION SQUARE BEFORE THE FIRE 5. CALL AND EXAMINER BUILDINGS AFTER THE FIRE 6. CITY ON FIRE AS SEEN FROM FERRY BOAT 7. UPHEAVAL OF STREET BY EARTHQUAKE IN FRONT OF G. P. O. 8. VIEW OF BURNED DISTRICT SOUTH OF MARKET STREET 9. MAP OF BURNED DISTRICT 10. WRECK OF HOTEL VENDOME ANNEX 11. WRECK OF PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS COLLEGE AND HOME UNION STORE 12. COMPLETE WRECK OF LARGE STORE 13. BIRD'S-EYE VIEW OF VESUVIUS IN ERUPTION 14. MARTIAL LAW AND THE BREAD LINE IN SAN FRANCISCO 15. STANFORD MEMORIAL CHAPEL BEFORE THE EARTHQUAKE 16. STANFORD MEMORIAL CHAPEL AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 17. STANFORD MEMORIAL ARCH BEFORE THE EARTHQUAKE 18. STANFORD MEMORIAL ARCH AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 19. STANFORD ENTRANCE BEFORE THE EARTHQUAKE 20. STANFORD ENTRANCE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 21. PACIFIC PRESS AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 22. TWO-STORY UNION STORE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 23. CORNER OF PACIFIC PRESS AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 24. POST-OFFICE, STORE, ETC., AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 25. PACIFIC PRESS ENGINE HOUSE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 26. PACIFIC PRESS BUSINESS OFFICE AFTER THE EARTHQUAKE 27. SEISMOGRAPHIC RECORD OF APR. 19, 1892 28. SEISMOGRAPHIC RECORD OF MAR. 30, 1898 29. SEISMOGRAPHIC RECORD OF APR. 18, 1906 Less than 1,000 to one name, one address, 3 cents a copy; over 1,000 copies to one name, one address, 2 1-2 cents a copy. or your State Tract Society, Mountain View, Cal. 