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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
'Nueve asesinados en- un motfn.

Ciudnd dc Mexico, Sept. 10:
Durante I'm cncuchtr0 entire ma.
deristas Y revistas cfectuado a.
yer en- Tuxtla Chico, pueblo Pc
dueiio del Estado de Chiapas, Ger.
oano d la frontrra Sur de M6xi,
co, rcsultaron q personas tnuer.
tas Y mas de Is hcridos, segtn
sidente.
iniciaron los partidarios de Re-
yes una parada Ell sn honor, cs-
perando tcrmjuar la manifesta..
NiOn con una iunta Ell masa al
aire libro.
Los madcristas pr!nciDiaron 4
fennir apresuradamentc sus ele..
fhicntos G intrryinieron on el pro.
Rrama de los royistas.
No hay tropas en- cl peouefio
pueblo Y los omploados dc paz
son nuY poe0s. Fin pocoa mo-.
Tnentos result6 Una contionda Qe.
neral entire madoristaa v reyig..
tns. Los comhnticntca Sc ba..
tffan indistintamente con piodras,
palos, cuchillos Y otros instrnmen
tos. Ia batalla tormino con Ia
dorrotn dc los reyistas, 0uiensa a.
bandonnron sus tnuertos Y sns he.
ridos. nuc Gurron on mucho ms.
For nnm"ro Que log de los made.
A'st0s
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Manifesto de don d v. Gomez

i6t Ido don Emilio Vazauez G6.
mez. ex-MinistrD do Gohernaci6n,
lanzo un manifesto dirigido nj q.
ltrcito iibcrtador: dice on II auc
en- l1ombre do In Patria v con sn
cafactcr de candidate 4 la Prcsi..
deneia de Ia Rep6blica, reeomien.
do 4 los oS-insurgentos Ia mis-
oompleta trnnquilidad Y calma. n.
grcgando qnc todos atucllos 1uc
cstnvicrcn afiliados 4 10 causa rc.
yolnmon0ria &" dcdiQucn con ar
d"r = nr"uarnr' Il to,rcun rarffi
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
No ha muerto Federico Morales,

ultlmas noticias recibidas en- la
Capital dc Mexico. desmientcn Ia
que como rnmo1 circul6 dc ha..
bcr sido mnerto 81 Grail Federico
Morales. segundo dc Ambrosio Fl.
gucroa, on TN anngricnto cncucn-.
tro con las huestcs del caboclla
samilinno Hapatn. III Gral. Mora.
los, comnnic6 do Cumtla que &c
oncncntra sin novcdad ,narchn
ON persecution Gle los soliviantu..
dos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
san Antonio Texas septemre Il dc Fundador Cruz
Fuerza insurgente cerca da A.
tljxco.

Los habitantes de Atlixco, po-
blacion del Estado dc Puebla, Sc
encucntran alarmados porquc en-
las ccrcanlas dc dicha poblaci6n
Sc M visto TN numeroso grupo de
hombres armados perfectamente,
cuyas intcnciones no sc sabcn on
realldad, pcro sc teme que pre-
tndan atacar Il ln poblaci6n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Cabecilla Reyista Clerrotaffo.

Entrc los pueblos dc Chicallan
v Tempoal. del Estado dc Vera
cruz. fue derrotade y .capturado
el cabecilla rebelde Anselmo Quo
vas. quien sc habfa lanzado & ha-
Ger una contra-revoluci6n en- "a
vor dcl dral. Bernardo Reyes.
Los rurales que estaban de des
tacamento on Tantoyuca, pobla--
clon tambi6n d. Vcracruz, fueron
los que derrotaron Y capturaron &
Cucvas, ouien sera enviado pri--
sioncro 4 la Capital dc Mexico
mara que sc L. juzgue por sedi-
ci6n.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Pinistas Atacados.

Merida, Iucatan, Sept. 10: Par
tldarlos de Jose Pine Suarez, can
dldato Il la Vicc-prcsidencia dc la
ifcDubllca Mcxicana, quicncs via,
IAN Ell I'm trcn especial para to-
mar participio en- una manifesto.
rlon en- favor dc Francisco T. Ma
dcro' Encron atacados por una tur
ha dc partidarios dc Moreno Can
ton, candidate 1c oposici6n para
'"l Goblerno del Estado.
Fucron lcSionaGos II de los pj
nistaS. hahicndo las picdras pcnc.
trado dcntro de los carros del
trcn On que viajaban.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Muri6 en- una oscuela de Wiscon.
4. ain

Monterrey, MhSico. Sept. II.
Para esr inhumado on Monterrey
scra trasportado 81 cad6ver de
Guillermo Boldcr, muchacho de
Ia AMOS dc cdnd, pt1icu falleci6
aver como resultado dc an acci-.
dente acaccido cn In Academia
MiIitpr de Dclaficld, Wia,
Sc le scpultarA cn ri pante6n
del Carmen Jose Eeld6n. herma
no mayor dc Guillcrmo, reeibi6
in teicgrama antcs de- aver. noti-
eiandosclc que habia aeaecitlo IN
accidcntc Il su licrInano v sc ba~
eia Indispensable operarlo. Il 10
que u contest6 Que ne sIeyasc 4
efecto In oporaci6n inmcdiatamen
10 Dcspu6s recibi6 III noticia dc
Ia tnuertc dc so hcrmano.
GnilIerm0 Br,d@n c8 mo dc Ina
micmbros mas lGyencs de Ia bien
cotI0cjda Y opuicntu familja Rel.
dCh, 4" Monterrey 80 cucoufru.
tlh 81 g.,| |..,r-.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Los Anti.reyistay de San Antonio.

Ccrca de dos contonares dc
miembros do la Colonia Mcxieana
organizaron 81 domingo un Club
anti.reyista Ell el salon del Tea.
tro Iidalgo. So lie puso por nom
brc CLUB Anti-reyista Francisco
J., Madero,'' Los miembros de 81
son madoristas cntusiastos Y si
obieto cs contrnrrcstar In propa-.
0anda del Club rccientcucnte cs.
tabIccido en- favor dc Reyes rn
"sia ciudnd
!'I...:' :'.....
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Ell Gral. Mendoza en- libertad,

Por no habcr delito Que persc--
gllf, Scaba de ser puesto en- H.
beftal en- la capital mexicana, el
general naderista Camcrino Men
doza, quien como sc sube, fuG
aprehendido por la policia metro.
politana no haco muchos dias.
Grande regoci.io cause sus com
pahcros de causa vGrlo librc de-
finitivamcnte.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
In Ia Rep0b|iCa MexiCana Siguen las
man|tGstaCIOnGs, degGnerand0
en- GSCdnda|OS.
Los MagoniSt&s iniCian amenazas con-
ira las Was t6TeaS.

con Ct Eitrcito !ibcrtador y alcan-
Zar s'lS mas cnros idcalcs.
El ST. FazuucZ Gomez tcrmi-
na dlclcn J. que cl actual Gobicr--
no habrA "omctido crrores ,pero no
pucdc pcrmitir Que sc falsee el vo.
to nacional en- las Dr6ximas cIcc--
clones prcSidcncialcs y vicc-prcsi--
denciales.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Muere on Laredo el policfa galo..
mon Martinez

Laredo, Texas, Sept. II: ri
empleado dc policia 5aIom6n
MARTINEZ, quion fud hcrido dc ar.
ma de- fueRo en- cl abdomen nor
81 soldado bcmastcr, de In Com.
pahia e. "nand1 cl cmplcado pro.
'"ndi| "rrcStnrlo, faIicci6 hoy por
La moilan0 & fu| arpuItado por In
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Tel6fono, 1899

90 aprehendido por un simple
tciudadano, 4 orieh el cmpleado
l'eridc alltoriz0 para perscguir al
refecidO Lemaster.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
30 prohibieron las manifestations
I1ey,

FL Gobierno de Distrito de 10
Capital dc Mexico ha decrctado
que SO suspendan las manifestacio
ncs dc carActcr politico con el fin
dc evitar que 'continnen como has.
tn ahora, dcgcncrando en- maenos
escandalos que tanto empailan 81
bucn nombre d" In civilization Y
el dccoro de la Repdblica ante
propios y cxtranos.
El Gobcrnador de Distrito ha
dctcrn1inado limitar dichas mani
festaciones, privAndolas del carac.
ter dc publicas rcunloncs, debicn.
Go hacerse por medic dc In prem.
sa slmplcmente, cuyo medic sc ccr
Sidcra mas expedite, corrocto v
pacltlco, sin orilIar & conflicfos en-
ire partidos.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Manifestation Maderista.

4
El Paso, Texas, Sept. 10: TEL
domingo tuvo lugar una manifcs-
raci6n cn e.. JuGrcz.cn contra del
Gral. Bernardo Reyes, candidate
mlltAr Il la Presidcncia de Me
XicO
iomnron Dartc en- una pnrada
an" recorri6 las calles dc la ciu--
! dad, mas dc 500 hOmbrcs V gri--
tabAn c0nStantemcntc "Mucra Re-
yes %
En difcrcntes puntoS dc la ciu-
dad SO pron1nciaron arcngas So
brc la Inca dc marcha Sc llnva-
ban rotuloncs y cstandartes in
vltando al pueblo 4 lmirsc para
dcrrotar nj candidate de oposi--
ci6n Il Madcro.
Durante tOda la demostraci6n
hubo orden v las tropas, que es-
taban listas para cualquicr even--
TO. no tuvicr0n que salir de sus
cuartGlcs.
Los partidarios de Madero orea
nlZaron la demonstration causa
dc la actitud manifcstada Dor los
agentcs de Reyes. quiencs han ira
halado con tOda encrgia en- la ciu4
dad durante la semana pasada.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Festividades Mexicanag.

Sc cclebraran en- San Antonio
las fcstividadcs nacionalcs mexi--
canas de la Independence
on cuatro difercntes lugares:
rn 81 Parquc Central. Bowep Is
land.) cn el Parquc de San Pc
"ro: en- el Salon dc la Benevo.~
icncla Y por 1ltino. on cl cdifi ~
c'o del Mcrcado de la Ciudad.
Cada unn dc cstas Gclcbraoio.-
Itcs c&ta baio los aiaririos dc di-
versus agrupaciOncs de mnxica--
nos Y todas elias prometcn gran
lucimiento, segGn los esfuerzos
que han estado hacienda los Or
Eanizndorcs de dichos fegtivales.
En- otro lugar de nuestro hume.
70 de hoy publicnmos uno de los
progr1mas, Que cs ei de In Cele-~
hraci6n del Parquo Central.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1911-09-14
Sc temen disturbios.

Previcndo dcs6rdcnes en- Ia
Kepibllca durantc ia celebration
dc las ficstas dc Ia Independent
Ella Ell sabado pr6ximo, el Gobier--
no esta movilizando muchos cuer-
DOS de troDas 4 todas las seecio--
nes del pals.
Sc ha ordcnado 4 todos los cam
tineros de las pcuuciisa poblacio-
nes Que cierren uss establecimien-
tos dcsdc cl martcs hasta ell ID
ucs pr6ximo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

The
by the world In most civilized
licenses poll personal property
crooked that
just much they and why
they pay it. 1t.
they
mentioned Not only
the taxes that they Later on we VIII see
his. .
Let us take the greatest the Western World
of that city see Report OF
Purdy recently hun
oO0 OF this thirty eight hun
the value of the bare land
deducted The Dutch
Indians $4,000 in calico and glass beads for the
this land in the 18th century The growth OF the CITY
landlords who "own this land make
then the makes them pay
addtonminus small portion
portion these rents
that these tenants have paid to the
would take all the
these rents the ground that they are social values socially
private values privately created untaxed
in them
mills would the city the
the
the calculations of cent basis as
value of the land.
these publicly created rents
called the Single Tax Iimed-be
which would this give the city Of
millions dollars ($19000O
foreign lords and self
land live in foreign countries
this value home,
should be spent for and by the people?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
HE'S UP AGAIN, rs LITTLE JOE"
BROWN; HOKE PUSHES HIM OVER
BUT HE CAN'T KEEP HIM DOWN

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. let's
"off again, on again, gone again
Finnigan" for Little Joe" Brown,
the next governor Of Georgia.
Brown is only a few inches over
five feet high, and weighs less than
100 pounds, but he's a heavy
weight in politics. Ups and downs
are his regular routine in life.
Back In 1907 he WIS on the
state railroad commission. Gov
ernor Hoke Smith fired him. The
next year Little Joe" went after
Hoke's scalp and beat him for gov
ernor. Two years later, in 1910,
Hoke Smith turned the tables and
defeated Brown on the governor
ship proposition. Then United
States Senator CLAY died and Hoke
Smith showed a preference for the
toga over the governing job. The
concurred with his as
piration.
Little Joe" Brown again bob
bed up and has won the demo-
cratic primary nomination to fill
Hoke Smiths unexpired term as
He defeated Pope
Brown, a prohibition candidate,
and Judge Richard Russell, advo-
cate of local option, on the plat
form of referring the entire liquor
question to a vote of the people.
Democrats nomination means
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
CALLS AMERICAN
WOMEN PAMPERED
AND INCAPABLE

CHICAGO, Dec. 18.-Mrs. Ray
mond Robins, president of the
W6men's Trade Union league,
say American women are the most
incapable and pampered in the
civilized world. She blames the
flattery and space given to women
in American newspapers.
II think II is high time the
women of this country should
take notice of the ability of Eng
lish and European women" says
Mrs. Robins. where in America
can an organization be found like
the Englis suffrage organization
or the women's trade unions of
Germany?
1--WE are backward when II
comes to accomplishing things
that require hard work-like or
ganization, for instance"
She read statistics showing that
in Germany 10000 women ana
members of the stenographers
union and $4,000 organized in the
metal trades. In America the
largest women's union is the shirt.
waist makers. 1t has $4,000 mem
bers,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
editorial PAGE of..c6e cacoma Cimes
RannnfE :. Dusansss ofn~s Maan g88, Nf7S1
TtIUVlS Osee.latas. Dspf. MaiA ssss Atzsn
EDITORIAL Dept. Main TOO. A17sS
OHrICE-7si COMMERCE. ST.
AS to Class Warfare

Following is rom ~slaosn capitalist, employer
s's s's:
tn, ss.t
An tried to, to be s ss
The poor and who right wrong
'''l' short MI BARR ~
Christ has g. hath not Ss a saos a
they're called the evidence of their love
To-day all civilized countries there going
revolutionary warfare between the
individuals and millions
sS" as net
for the % pos
ever powerful existing political
s Is . amy a n % Of
At the and hence is
which this country today
which applied this
sas ssassn Of S the
by parties Of
the OF both parties are outside OF OF not
have many believe, illegally
the nation and
judges
tole1bly informed Ing
doubt but both
ionsry-rues s- Of warfare.
IF the PrT A slnF Sy @ OF
employees perform
identical siege
military surrounds city forteaton
cuts off supplies of possible thus causes
the of beseged acts with identay the
vewthat klinga has in prosecuting
pitched battle.
s of intelligence a capitalist
labor that the certain
suffering lack of nouris
large numbers of adults
peed hardhips eventually shorten their lives
labor scrupe
whatever subject of strikes and They are
the death of babsas
many of which trench
which individuals in
order subdue their
employees
death of twenty
considered according
soldiers enlisted
capitalist employer whose main life warfare
unions.
belgeren rights parties in this
guilty oense than would
small of soldiers who ordered
his men to a killed great number.
Mcnamara nothing personally by his act but he
undertaking action
a patriot then? 1t cannot certainly be said
he was a malicious criminal committing murder
majority the people should adopt either
recognizing the rights of
belgerency this warfare that is going
a difference between malicious Guiteau
supported Burns certain
thousands workmen who
bloody warfare and is full
things lying beneath the surface of
kting conditions u e.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
Automobiles to Burn

automobiles the streets wonder how
people still further amazed
the number of sales places appear to do
them
that turning them out day and night
isn't there bottom to the demand? you ask wont they
strike 1t pretty 'soon?"
Apparently the facts given to New York
of q recent speech by j. N. Wllys
cities and towns 1S9o0oo0 families
Of incomes in of $1,000 All
eligible auto owners" he tells
455000 leaving the comfortable
margin 3753,o00 town families yet to be supplied
$4,000 farmers making $1,000 and more
total 100000 AS
the of 100000 there's 1syear
Job In sight for factories.
jugul We're exporting $1,000
bachelor and girls not listed fam
& world of possibilities in the line of
vehicles Then think how fast they out
remind somewhat of Col Sellers estimate of the
the remains that the automobile bust
ness booming just the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
N01f

A MERRY CHRISTMAS.


Emphasize all the words.
At the very worst you should
be able to find a foot in POUR
stocking.
The Christmas Star has never
forgotten Bethlehem.
Fate may tie a knot in your
stocking. But only yourself can
tie a knot in your heart.
There Is only one way to do
away with empty stockings on
Christmas eve. We must love
them away.
Nature is said to be all-wise,
Then why did she make the tur-
key have but two drum-sticks?
Gan Christmas really be a time
for rejoicing to the man who has
false teeth?
Christmas Is also the day when
the bartender gives away one
Tom-and-Jerry free.
Nobody ever heard of Santa
Claus spreading germs, even II he
does wear whiskePs.
Santa Claus may have his faults
but de doesn't go around giving
libraries away like Andy Gamer
gle.
This is the time you should con-
With care your gastronomic nerve.
To want what you get is about
as good as getting what you want.
Tough luck to be so built that
you can't make us as Santa Claus.
We trust that all prayers for
graphophones will go unanswered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
Wc
Comforter
81 BERToNB RALRY

Mother. Mother. Mother.
I'm a man full grown
And l thought 1 didn't need you,
/ could stand alone,
But the fight has been too cruel
And the whole worlds blue;
And-Mother, Mother, Mother.
I have need of you.
1 want your hands to soothe me
AS they always can,
want your voice to still me
Though your boys man,
want to find you waiting
AS you used to do,
For Mother, Mother, Mother,
/ have need of you!
My love has led to sorrow
And my trust was vain,
And I've tasted bitter failure
And I've known deep pain;
I've tried to bear them bravely
AS man should do,
But oh my Mother, Mother,
have need Of you!
1 want to sob my story
At your aproned knee,
And to feel your fingers tremble
AS they comfort me.
am spent and sick and weary
And my heart aches, too,
And oh my Mother, Mother,
have need of you'll
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

a n d noveliSts
was honored
when the Nobel
prize for litera-
tuTe was Civ en-
Maurice Maeter-
linck. The great
Belgian author
was unable to
receive from the
hand of King
Gustav the prize,
for illness pre-
vented him from
going TO StOck-
holm. The prize
t h / s We a r
amounts to $780,
600; last year It
was bestowed
u pom Nine.
Selma Lagerlof,
nnfo .ouaIf1N.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
The Housewives Appeal

It's mighty hard to get household help Australia Here
frantic adj in the Sydney Herald:
WANTED-Good general Homework girl in family; wash
object night
drawing with Of piano when required
a suitable girl"
speaking a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16


Arizona robbers through
dollars the pile
placed 1t in his pocket
What that7" robber, with
his
Hurriedy the
discount strictly like
dis?"-Fun.
HEARD NOTHING
On business trip to the farmer decided take home to
his Christmas shirt
the department the lady clerk
him
quickly
l anything. Ladies'
PREFERENCE
JonesIm glad to hear boy that don't want
a whistle Christmas.
RoberNo dad kind of Grassland arrangement today
that makes ten times much noise.-Judge.
WISDOM EXPERIENCE
Cobwigger-I why a better
that Christmas Is COZ
Freddy l
NOR thanu sual.-Judge.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
Entsred % the pestoffios at Tacoma. wI1h q,
second class matter. TBLE0RApHIC sERvfop
OF UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT gyN
DAY By THE TACOMA TyMHs PUDLSsMNe
COMPANY.
The Single Tax--What Is It?
Article No. A.
BY EDMUND NORTON.

One of the first questions that comes to
mind Isl why should we tax land values alone
and let labor values and capital go untaxed?
The first short answer to this question is:
Labor values and capital values private cre-
atoms of individuals, while land values are public
creations Private values created by individuals be-
long to the individuals who create them; while pub
lie values are the creation of society and belong to
the society that creates them. When the public
yalues are always more than the needs of the So
ciety that creates them why should we let private
persons collect these values and then turn about
and let the public go around any old way that Ia
handy and take the private creations of individuals
IN nav the expenses of society?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
A Primary Grade Lesson

California their
5000 miles did
congressional investigators of the cnch.
Wulet
There cents pound profit.
did of easy picking" for sugar? Answer
Gee but these rudmentay
sons in econ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

der TO Keep lOar-
ers away from
the army tele-
graph office.
Little Nc" had
found that some
leaks had oc-
Cured and that
the confederates
were entirely
too well advised
as to the feder-
ais plans. SO he
ordered that no
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

one should be allowed to remain
within hearing of the military
telegraph sounder except the OPP
orator and the regularly authoriz-
ed officers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

Two cents spent to carry let
ter will bring Christmas joy to a
heart.
"Glory to God In the Highest
means joy among men on the
earth.
Some folks go to Fathers today
because they went to Uncle's yes
terday.
It is very rude to rub the price
mark off a Christmas present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
JIG SAW PUZZLE
See Explanation On Page One.

A peanut-shell in the toe of the
sock, the morning after, is apt to
make one lose the Christmas gen.
|tility.
1t is we'll to have the Christmas
spirit come from within out, and
not attempt to pour 1t from with
out in.
The English may have their
faults but let US not forget that
they invented the plum-pudding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
IN THE LIMELIGHT

One of the greatest of Euro
pean playwrights
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

Stingy man oftentimes compels
the girls to even buy the mistletoe.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
TODAY IN HISTORY

Just so years ago today Gen.
George B. Mcclellan issued an Or
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

It looks funny to see Mother
give Father a corset-cover.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

It is sad to think that many a
letter to Santa Claus will get on
the wrong train.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

O. Christmas Treei o Christmas
tree!
Please bring an appetite to me!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

Don't eat goose today. 1t is too
suggestive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

Many a gay little worm "in the
heart of a mutt grieves that
Christmas day is here to turn him
out of house and home.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

Let joyful voices rise on high
This is the day of old Mince Pie;
Let's join, for old affections sake,
The royal ranks of Stomach-Ache!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16

message simply suggests that
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-16
SAME OLD SONG


Pop, what is the meaning of wine, woman and
"Ah, my son, the wine may be of any vintage tn
of any type you may gamble that the song ally
led and true favorite. The Old Oaken Bucket. "-Yo
ram. s,5