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8efanntmadMnacn
y,i RI ses Observation-Disclosures

Waltimore, "a. 0e3ember 1908.
gtaen oarun interefitrten Rerioren lptro bier
init 9id6riht eribeilt. cab Oct Stdot. Sr9enieiir
IS ourb ocn gbfbnitt 81, grtlfeI 80. bes gG:s
iinlore Stnots9oocr bon 1906 %oerlunat miro,
ben erfIirenben RlGn mo GupIitatlltte Der
g~ufIaeen fir Nioeiirune uno ytcupflalternil9
li1). gScftsgiortb' glpenIe. birterlegt bat.
Vile oaoon beriibrier F~erionen itre berefs
tigt, innerbnlb 80 Idaen bonn Satlil ple1er
yioti5 al int Baltimore Stuoiperlht ourh
ihriitIi6 eingerei2te Vetltion oageaen 5u cps
p%clireIt.
Z. Sepca 5bpmae,
(Sc524, 81 ,San7,1D SldotsJtealIirdior.
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&atbcrinc Barr.

@s iiurb am .. SdnIur 1910 katherine Barr,
i'm filter bon 10 2ubrcll iInb 7 Wtunuten. &c.
Iiebtc Satin bon 3obn ". Barr. &eriunn6te
unb 6rcunbe Der 5aniilie ii1o n6iinaspou e'rs
geIaocr. Der 8eeroieunH bci8uluobncr, pelhe
BON ibrcr J8obmiu9, 9r. 1908. Sit,aafancttc.
Muenuc, aus rad Der ct. Iufobussair0e, no
Inn 8 llbr cine 9tequiertsllicfie fiir ibr SeeIcns
bell gebuIten miro, mo Damn auf Dem nSl.
@ri1iersSrieobofe" itatt. (6-S)
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fintsr.Sspartsmemt Ses sttaot.5 nasnienrs'
@alttmorS 20; Ge3embcr 1909;
Separaie 9SrIis9siie @nasSCie. n'grilrt Rso !.
Clone anO Nrofcn sione. ~9ropoiuls for MI
tritico 8aoinG 9iods, 8r9noiaIs tor SitrI.
tieo SserpeT Nlpe" ;NroPSlais LOT aspoGit
Cement " yTropotaIs for Gurbitone, &utteritpne
nno 5iaeitonc," .Rropoinls for Granite Rnpina
8lods." gGropoialS for Stbepalr ano Sepcr
grid" ~BrppofnlS for Sbeet IspbaIt Hepairo
SarOlpare." y8roeOiqIs foS Saints, oiIS etc.
Eripftoncs OF 3ortb 8tper @lucitore." gFropos
tals Tor saiare nne Gnol SAT-: IRON WiaiIbole
Sn!ct Covers, "Fropniais Tor Noao Sraeel.
tpnfbcb Concrete Srarel ano mntbeo 5ilrr
@ruocl." fir Den algemeinen Sebrnlf hes
Staht. Snacnielr'G epartelnents %pdbreno beg
2abreS 1910. lucrScn bicrnlit einaeforbert uno
ncroen an ocn .0ooro Of %stlparot Care ot,,S.
Seipcu 3bomns. Heaiitrutor" ~norcfIirt. i'm @ils
renu bcs Staot. Jieeiftrators. Rntbbaus. 9dltis
more. biz # lbr Norntittng3 an IL. Sannar
Sin begInuhi9tcr Gbed oeS 8ieiers, auf cine
CLEARING Spuic"s@lnf, uuf Srore bes Wlnnor5
mo Stnotrutba bon baltimore ac3pacrt. SI BEN
in ben Spe5iftfdtioreIl aeldnrlten Setraae. i1liii
ieoem gnGebot %betaeiiiat fejn; Spe5tIitGtionst
In hiefcm SiircaI erbdltIih. snaebote perhclt
fir icoe Nrt Der nbcn uriaegehenen Waterialten
~ciltqcqcn nei1onlnel. lpenn Der Stetcr ftltf uue
aennnrtey Mdterialiet lieiern iunr.I 9ds RcthtI
1T biernttt horbebaGten. trgcnb eines ODER 1Ie
~stn9ebote SIT ocrtperier.
Y. I. 1enoan,
Stdots Srgenicrr.
@cftdtiat:
Z. Sarrn Mabuul,
Frdfincnt Der 9ontrofts9cboroe.
(Sc630.3t Sans So ,S.t0.tD
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Sinibenoen.

Baltimore, 4. -Sannar 1910.
Sn elmer am beutigeu 31ge geb1ltenen
SiButg Der Eirefturen Der TeutifI- Hmerifani'
idcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON Safti
more" 1T cine BON Steucrn lreie Tiuioenoe pua
4 Yru5ent fir bic pergansencH fedc Wunate
crilart Wprocn, 6dbIbar am mo rad1 Wlontag,
ben 10. Sdnu1r. i'm gilrenii Der @etelibnft.
Gr. All, Eit.Saltimpre Strakr, Siiooft'9de bon
9uitom 0ouie-Ioenic.
Z. 8. Wianirn,
(57tO) Seiret1r.
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Tepar.emen. fir 1fientlide @rrbeierunaen. =
SubsT cpartemcu Safcnbcbproe.

@uItiW o c, Wo.
Gemeit nno persIaite Riiaiternnes6ISdc aui
benz ncucn gSier gr. 6. iiiolin BON Der Bratt
Strabe. peitIid bon Sones' 6dnen, lperoel bis
Witt,pudl, Den ~. Sa1uar 1910, ii upr WIors
gems ,entgeGen genorrlntcn.
gln9ebote miiiien an ben -gonrS OF glparos"
~gericbtct uno an ocu Observation-Disclosures IN ietn
8iircau i'm Jutbbauie 9efarlot fueroeil, be9lettef
bon eincm bcgIuubigten 9bed in Der Hobe bon
$500. 90, aui cine rGIcaring 6ouies"8ani ge5os
acn. 5nbIbar an Den WiaDor rno Siaotrdib bon
Baltimore.
Gas Rcdt blcibt borbcbalten, iraeno eires
poer dne glnGeboie db5uiueifen.
Sir Spe5itiintioncn peroe man lid an oas
Riireal Der Sufenbeboroc.
Eirqfcuft 5lm leiruge ocs Gontraftprclie5
muB fir Observation-Disclosures Wu5fibrlllg bes
GoniraiteS gcfteut peroen.
9. y. 2adeH,
SaicHsS fgentelr.
9Citdtigt:
&. Barn W'abupl,
YrdIioert Der GontraftsBeboroe.
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Rpulanbs tiirfiidDc 0Gbcr.
Ganttatle. @ebdube, gonantt seseu. etets ofien.
(mntl 10Y
Maraurcthc MciIel.

IS iinrb Winrgaretbe gpeiel (9cb. Diuul.
qcliebte Satin ocs Oerilorbcnen Ghriittau lSeis
tel, IN ibrer lebicn 2Sobnulg. 9r, 1900, Ynttcr.
iuit.Hpenur. Wtitilpph Mbcno nm 10 llbr. I'M
Ilter BON Go Snbrer mo 8 Winnaten. Sic De
e%roignra tiHoct Sunntag, la3 ubr Gublnittaas.
bon Der obeit ecndnnien lSobnuna aus itutt.
GeIabcH. Seiiebuns auf Der ,2ouoon EGrfs
GcUctcrl, co
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Gli5abcth q. TicB.

Gs itnrb mn 8. Snnnnr 1910 Gliiabetb Il.
10 Gnacn. seIiebte Satin hes oerftorbercn
ScnrD Siet. geriparote ulo 6reunoe her Sas
mile itno udtunesoon cin9eInoen. Dem 1rniPrs
S SonilTSt strase. III an, ,ot soun yS"p'a } ilbr y" aob,n:i,,
tags, bet5upobnen. geiiebung pripatim.
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Ser Gepublifl Ginen augenblid
mollten Die WonifeItonten Den FrGii-
benton umringcn, Die Eoli5ei ger
itrcute lie jebod) unO nahm 10 Ser
boitungen Dor. 9ie Otebr5nbl Der
gerbofteten murbe nod I'M 2ouie Ocs
gbenbs ireigelaiien, inter ibnen ma.
rem Die b%efonnteiten 6ilbrer Der Go,
melots.
Iie lleberf ii llun0 m
boperiiden Suiti50icnit lit 10 9rob,
Dob na6 elmer Grfldrlmg bes Suiti5-
miniIters bon Miltner iiir 80 Hidters
itelen 600 9eperbcr u%orhonben limo.
2esbol6 iollen in allen oc1 Slriiten
lonlt porbebaltenen 3pcigen oeS
StaotsoienItes Die nit Der Mote 3
aus bem StootScromen &erporge-
aon9encn bis ouf @eitercs unb rid
mirfeno altsgeidlolicn meroen.
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Oaf Hawn Cemetery,
Gaiteru.Auenne.Rpah. nnbe Rortf Eutnt.SRpab,
s3eitdnbise aufTiht. 9radtpule Sage.
CSuni19 ,6Wlte)
Gunopn.Yarf.G

gfreau: Pr. 81, 2peit. saratpaa, Strase, unp
Sanpt.Gingang: Srcoerid.9ioao.
9egrdbniBpI1se BON $25 al, inter beftdnoioer
Muff6t; S6nit' blrnen, 8e,rinoe, BIarSen etc.
tperoen i'm 1reibbuus ain 9aupts@inedne ees
funber Infer 2gent miro, ipenn eepiinfht,
borfpreheu. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-07
Tie 1eut,dc sant BON Baltimore.

Tie Teutihc gant oun Baltimore.
dttimorc c. ben 81. Se5ember 1909.
Sic 2ireItorcn obigcr 9auf bnbeu bcute CHE
Hipioenbe ppm 2% Yro5ent eriIdrt, trei bon
aGen Ib9abcn, 6nblbar AM uno mad Wlortng,
ben 10. Sdnuar 1910.
Sie ELECTROMAGNETIC bleiben big o1btlt
geib.oiicu.
Grnit :. 5tdt,.
U,3,t0) %Stnfitrer.
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gcriammlnngs-Mn5ci9e


Sic niertciidbrli1e Se.eeatcn.8 erfammluue
finoei beuic 9beuo UNI 8 llbr in Dem SpIule
9,r, 1912, SfisGdg crsSirnbe. iiatt.
60 Crit Mciufelber, Brdf.
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0rdEa.0erccn."

Bic plcrtclidbrIide MISUNDERSTANDING miro
bentc, abcns 6 llbr. in Der .StugaSaue" itaits
ftnbcr. Ser pierteItdbrIi6e @eiiraa lit an bic
lem sl6eno fdlig.
&cinrih O. Bon Seine,
90 Seirctdr.
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Yin bic Millionaire Der pWsarnlanb 6aiualtB
SumnQun."

Sic reauIdre idbrIibe &erfanmIuna oiefer
@eisui6att iinOet am Sienitas;, ben II. 3a'
Infer ben stngeIegenbeiteIl, iuelbe In @rs
tudguus gc5o9cn fpcroen, %befinoet ii6. Gin Dor
fhlug, hus NftieIlaaapiial Der @efelf6aft bon
$3.50, 900 uuf S $1,000 900 6u erb0belt. bas beiBt
i'm $3.50, 900, uto Die 3unubnie ais gftiens2ts
pibcloe inter Die glltiondrc 5h oertbet!en.
Sames 4. Mitflcll,
(Ne32S, sc; SAM A., I Sefretdr.
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GS biiritc nenig befunnt
iein, boB Der ocutlfe Safer Wtltbe-
iiser Der StGotiiden Sogerbier.
Yrolerei in Sornopcr lit. st be-
iist finn @roubaiis 3. Iftien ulb er.
bGlt olf ieoc Mftie in oieiem Sabre
cine 9ipioenoc bon $50 Worf. Sn
friiberen Sabren fonlen Gipioenoen
poi, 1000 Marf unb ipgar idon bon
1900 Worf sur Mus5ablun9. bod ba'
ben Die ihletten pirtbihoftlid)en
ScrbGltniiie bes letter Sobres cine
eerinaere Giuioenbe ecSeitigt. Sn Der
8eneralperiammlung Der Stuoti.
iden 2agerbier . 9rquerei ldBt lid
scr aoiicr Dem IS. g." 5ufol9e re.
gelm1bia burd) cinen 8eamten oes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pertreteft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-07

SAFE fRr'S NnSlanb teisret @. ysatue, Az
chs1olttMsre'ett, uate QnftpR essts!Ase.
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@ie aus Eoris 9emelbet
miro, pe%ronitaIteten Die iungen
Ropaliiten ein Maniieit gc9cn ben
Grdiioenten Ser &epublif. Mls bieier
5u Der gntbiiqung oes Ienfmals oes
Gbirureen Erofeiiors &ean NIT ieiner
Suite auf bent 9oiIIeparbY Bort &opal
erifien, itrellten Die Manifeitonter
3ettel aus. meld]e Die Nufidlrift tril-
gen: SIS lebe Der a0nie, uieoer nit
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Ycrmiidjte Nnseigen.

@erlanst. - soiurt manner; 81 biz Sc pro
Gag; unierc praftifhcn Snitruitionett in mo-
eerncr .YIumbtng" MAIDEN aus Sbneu in fpenis
aet gSodeu einen eritfIaiitaen BIumber; uniere
@rdbuirtcn iro BET ben bohftcn 91bnen ges
miini6t: Ncbingunpen nnnebmb1r; I1a' uno
decentralization. ,Saltinlprc Srape sfule, gtr.
227, gSeits SrunfIirs Strnbe. (Snn4-l
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9cItdtigt:
Ifpartemcnt iRr Diicntlide Gcrbciiernngen.
tlnicr.E epartememt ecs Staot.S naenicmre.

8rdiioert Der Go1trattgeb0roe.
,Se52+, 90. 9 $50 SAM, $50
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Like Brutus and Cassius

VIM. j. Van Velzer and JOS Cote mixed physical
public Chicago Mr.. Van Velzer
respected lives South street in the
Windy city, tugboat whose
fame for hardhood is known all along shore
Yet these citizens fought pummelng and banging each
other like gladaors.
Bameworthy? Yes, perhaps; should think of the
the Cubs three straight
believed them nvincible
higher
L. his matchss athletes But he had lived
Overall ThreeFngered
knocked the faeyouwel lost
He had Reuac and Mcintyre and Jack Pr driven before
the Philadelphia butchers like before Ocober He had
all this had afraid Under the blows
unbowed.
Then the long the
In the line Mr. Ve frazzed with the awful
that amen half inch
be brushed rrtan happened Under the
something be said Vezer
there remarked the Cubs still looked good him
Capt Cote might have said the thing if he had spoken
first hearing said by another much broken and
unhealed soul like Cassius revoed He
henceorth be spelled with big, big
ID that Miner hasbeen that Overall
if the whole Chcago stripped
they would be found zebras with yellow stripes!
Then it happened
their
Theirs harpooned whale
the wild hash
We both these the their mpusve
SC
public spirit who feel
crumbe their
All hail Velzer!
that the ball ended doubt they will
jackpotters
Illinois politics.
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Tacoma, Nov. 2, 1910.

Editor Times: / would like to
place some facts before the vot-
ers concerning the way things are
being conducted in the city water
department. When the new city
commission (for which we voted)
took their places one of their first
announcements was that each
man should have an equal chance.
The reverse from this has and
does now prevail.
Scores of good men-men who
knew the work and did it-have
been laid off" CD But, says Mr..
Dabroe, who superintends this de-
partment, there is nothing do
ing" Very true, for all except his
own nationality, some new ones
being employed since Mr.. Dabroe
took the uperintendency under
Commissioners Lawson, who is by
birth Norwegian. In one crew OF
city laborers the foreman had or
ders mot to lay off Mr.. B." Mr.
B. was new man in the employ
sof the city, and is the owner OF
property in at least two or three
different locations. Not because
he was a better man than those
who were laid off" and older and
experienced heads, but he hap
pened to be born in the right place.
It is a fact at the present time
the water department leborers are
almost exclusively Norwegian, In
GLIDING foremen.
The writer OF this article has
found this nationality pleasant,
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The Ignorance of the Educated

President Charles w the best informed man
the United high of living eXtray
agant wasteu methods imposed the by
labor unions.
The annual of labor in the United States ncud
ing all classes skilled unsked rather less than $500
The maintaining a family with allowance
automobiles according
to a recent government
difference between the
and the household expense?
and sending work when they ought to be home
More than children, work
enable their families subs
he comprehend
their significance the educaed-so
ignorant
With the best intentions the world they and talk
they a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-08
THE TERRIBLE EXPERIENCES Or A
CENSUS ENUMERATOR IN ALASKA

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. T.
Tales of terrible suffering and
hardship; a story of 3400 miles
covered through almost inaceessi-
Bile parts of Alaska, a recital of
hair-breath escapes. are told by
Adolph ]. Hackmeier,, who has
returned from the land of snow
and ice.
Hackmeier risked his life that
the census of Alaska may be tabu-
lated with those of cities and
states.
1t took him 10 months to make
the trip. He was lost on the ice
in billiards after having been led
astray by ignorant natives; he was
snowbound for days, without food
for himself or dogs; he was sick
and half frozen without other shell
ter than sleeping bag, not even
having wood with which to build
fire.
In this long journey over the
ice and snowfields his only trans
portation was dog sledge and his
only companion an Eskimo. While
on this trip Hackmeier kept a
diary that tells, in part, some of
his terrible experiences, briefly, it
is true, but the plain truth,
stripped of description, tells the
tale of this mans nerve and hard
ihood in totaling the citizens of
Alaska for the government.
Part of his diary follows
Dec. 20, 19O0-Arrived Cold Bay,
8 p. m. nearly drowned, boat
full of water, everything wet.
Took census next day.
Dec. 20, Christmas, 9TH camp
Started again. Had to on ac-
count of short provisions and
dog feed.
Dec. %, 18th camp-Still going.
Nothing to eat for supper and
wet.
Jan. 10, 21st camp Very bad
road and deep snow. Hard
work. Stopped to dry up.
Jan. 10, 2Sth camp-Lost all day.
Natives food frozen bad. Thirty
below. Found trail on beach.
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agreeable and accommodating and
has made warm friends among
them.
1t is not a criticism of nation
alities we are making, but just
deal and equal rights to all we
want. Mr.. Lawson says he leaves
the employing of outside help to
Mr.. Dabroe. But at the same time
he should know what takes place
in his department. Many good
men-men of families, sober and
industrious-have thus been quiet
ly let out of places they had held
for one to two years and are now
forced to rustic here and there for
work to keep the family larder
Supplied.
Voters, keep these facts, which
upon inquiry and observation may
be easily substantiated, in mind,
when you use your rights at the
polls again. To the business men,
IL we are Disseminated against we
are not going to be able to buy,
hence cannot conscientiously
write to the friend back east"
and say, Come on, John"
Just here let me add, is 1t not
to your interest, as we'll as our
own, to use your influence with
the contractor or employer in our
behalf, and eliminating Jap and
Italian labor, and thus stop this
money from going to Italy and
turn 1t into your money drawers?
Yours for justice and equal
rights, F. L. sALEE.
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this way. I've been in this Bust
ness in Montelair so long that as
soon as l walk up the street and
pass a dog, instead of running
away from me, he yells, Hello,
Dave! at me and laughs. They
all know me, and when l make
a move to catch 'em they just
laugh at me and hike. Unless
you buy me pair of whiskers my
usefulness in this city is at an
end"
The mayor will take the re-
quest under advisement.
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erence to a bottle of matted liquor
It runs something like this:

erence to bottle of matted liquor.
1t runs something like this:
Monkey, monkey, bottle of beer,
How many monkeys have we here?
One-two-three!
Out goes he!"
We want all readers of the
Times to come along with their
counting out + hymes.. These
quoted here are only samples. We
want the old folks to send in the
versions of "Eeny, meeny" poetry
that they knew in their childhood,
and we want the youngsters to
come across with the versions that
they use at school now.
If you can remember any vari-
ations of the rhymes here quoted,
or any counting out" rhymes
that differ from these altogether,
send 'em in. Address THE Count
ing Out Editor"
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Look attentife, Adolf. Here
ISIS Something's vich interests me-"
Go ahead, OSCAR; | am obliv.
ious."
Yell diss ISIS id-here id makes
abouid der Boy Scouids. Dose
boys dey organize to be petriodic
und pratiss military scoutings una
voodcraft, brotegt der weak, und
do goot to eferypody. How id
strikes you?"
"Gess, i'll listens all right. But
all dose dings. like charity, shout
begin ad home, und We dond know
we're we lift"
Adolf, you watch me Wit l do.
| will organize Something's too.
How voult, you like to be Won, a
scouid?"
Easy money. Why, id runs in
our family. My ladder a scouid
wass nit Clusters massacre, ven
nod human being wass spared"
80? Dit your ladder die be-
fore or after Chen. Custer?"
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the first time a
European had
ever seen the
Mexican capital
and flags were
flying and bon
fires blazing in
honor of the oc-
casion. Sane old
Mrs. History
how ever, re-
cords that the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-08

event DrougnC much trouble both
to the MeXicans and to Cortez be-
fore they got through with each
other. This should be warning
to those who are tempted to start
bonfires tonight in their JOY over
the election returns. Maybe after
the man you've elected has been
in a while you'll wonder how you
ever happened to vote for him.
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This is how it happened:

ms Is HO" IL HdDDeueu.
OSCAR und Adolf were in hard
luck. Their gold mine venture
had not panned out well. True,
they. sold the gold mine to a
"tenderhoof," but the fortune
they obtained for it in get-rich-
quick stock was of the get-it-in-
the-neek variety. So they were
tramping-going about the coun-
try like mere hoboes, leading such
precarious life that OSCAR daily
became more frail, more thin, and
Adolf-,fatter. They We're COM
pletely at the end of their re-
sources when a copy of Milwaukee
Neuigkeiten was blown off an
overland train. OSCAR picked it
up and read about the wonderful
success of the Boy Scout move
ment.
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When After Anarchists--Got Plutocrats

After weeks of anxious watching all along the shores of the
Pacific finally found
Acapulco, Mexico three arrested.
the three anarchists who
'dynamed Times"
kept providing their speedy
turned out that they anarchists but puocra-o
national bank
other his companions.
the
tigation
archists and the plutocats, there will be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-11-08

are a gutter you hat to stop blay-
ing you hat to go to work, und |
know you wouldn't like dot"
fhbhD1fnD-ushcr dmfw bgk fl
Tank you, please. l dink l
viii be a slayer. But for why
don'd l be der Ouidfit Bosser?'
"Becoss you are too low"
"Ah, too low in statoor."
"Now to low in der forehead.
But you can be der assistant
Ouidfit Bosser. Und you can
scouid SO much like you wish ven
Iforce you. Und [ will show you
how to gife fairst aid to der in
chured."
"Yess, dot will come in hanty
ven you try to force me to do as
| wish, oferbearing tyrant vot you
are!"
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OSCAR und Adolf Decite to Be Boy Scouids

All Great Mofements Half Inter-
lOpers, und Diss ISIS der Reason
Schnitzelbank Patrol No. Iss
Organized - Ids Membership
Consists of der Only Won Nit
Chin Vizkers in America-Can
Dey Get Away Nit Der Deception?
Dot to BE Seen Remains.
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After. Abouid Is years.
Den he wass der single sur
fifer?"
"Oh, no; he wass married"
Bud he settled down und
quit fighting, didn't hep
mo, didn'd l yust tell you he
wass married"
"Oh! Veil, anyhow we will call
our Boy Scouids der Schnitzle-
bank Patrol Our boy scouids
must all go in patrols"
Murray! l always did like dot
ride"
"Pumpkinface! We don'd do
diss to get arestet-we do diss so
we don'd. Ven We tell dem who
we are people von'd take us for
tramps. Now, fairst we hat to
elegt Officers. l will be der Ouid-
fit Bosser. You hat to obey hiss
orters. Eff you don'd obey dem
you will be a gutter, und eff you
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loW IL, pau MS
respects to May.
or Crawford
and insisted hat
and | n S / S ted
that he must
either get him
a disguise or
accept his resig-
nation.
" III o w | S
that?" the may
or asked.
"Y GU see,
VOlIr honor itic
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Jan. -, SD camp-Left in light
snow, got to be blizzard. Had
to make camp; don't know
where we are. Fell in lake.
Jan. 26, 35th camp-Cleared up.
viii make for Cold Bay. Cap
sized sled and lost nearly every
thing, including census sack.
Sent native back to look, can't
find it.
Jan. 31-Left again for Katmai,
blowing; 80 below zero. Got up
to creek. Natives fell in and
turned back. Dogs will not go
ahead.
Feb. Cleft camp s a. m. Very
bad road, snow up to my hips.
Had to cache tent.
If you are going to move, pack
or store your furniture, call Fidel-
ity Transfer Co., NJ. S3-A1497. "%%
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APPROPRIATE

The Parrot: So you lent the
monkey five spot? Was he
grateful?
The Bat: Yes, he said I was a
| brick.
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The Inmortals

grandson of William Lloyd Garrison has written new biog
o
John Brown! Two who knew what they
or And
Their names are deathless-the heritage of ages
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do you remember that when
you first proposed to me 80 years
ago ] refused you?"
You bet. That's one of the
treasured recollections of my
youth"
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OBSERVATIONS

that the prosecutors office has
in long drawn out trials of Mrs
Dash Point
there would not be bonds needed.
more be with the winter hats Fashion
somewhere but hanged they
the heads
THE fellow who particular about the party of the
receipt.
VIII S alarmed the make
government the
rid
of his fizze
who that $4,000 the street railway
pany o pay the county for back taxes?
hundred Sir Walter Raleigh introduced
Smith only months behind
with his cabbages.
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How Did YOU Count Out"
When You Were a Youngster

There Versions of Eeeny eeny Poetry Without End What
Rhymes Were N Boyhood GrhOod
and oh You Kids. What arc You Using Now? -.r--
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