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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Ser Saten bon EDmpeii.
Gin Small tihrtc firS.it 81 ieiner
@ntoeduna.

llebsr sic tiir3l;t QemsIoets Gnt.
eeduH9 oss 0afens BON Yolnpeii ipers
Den ieBt fol9en9e nGbersn YiitteiIuns
gen semd6t:
Der @afen mar i'm pori9en Sdhr'
hunoert bier mo "a eeiLdt porben.
nber man tonnte i'm niht finosn;
leine Gntoedung III aud iebt nur I'll
mem loBsn 3ufaa ausuIdrsiben. Der
romiide 9iIbbauer Soren3o GoHa
lsntte seitiibt auf 9smertungen in ben
Sebtnserinuerunesn ieins8 9atsrs. Oes
NrhdoIo9en, Sngenieurs, 9il0hauer8
uno Midlsrs 4oolfo GoFd, Die Iufs
msrtidmteit Ne$ Miniiiers Ne9 Silent
lifen llnterritts otF oie bon Yortd
W|orinu nab Vpmpeii fibrsnoe Stra.
Be. MooIfo Goifd mar Der llebec3eus
gun9 gelpeien. bab man en- uno inl
9afen 0 Yompeii uihtige Gats
~oedun9en MAIDEN miiroe. ga nab Ieis
fsr Iniiht am Sa9t Der furdibareu
&otdiiropbe pom Sabre 10 n. Chr,
als Der Gidenrtgsn oeS @eiups nuf
Vompeii fieI, Elm GROCER Sell Der
Ginnobntribdft sum 9ofen binunter
9efluhtet mar, in Der 9offnun9, auf
Den Shiffen llutertunft uno Rettung
su finoen.
Wo ober ioGlte man hisisn OaIen
tuden2 Noolfo Sofa itlob aus ge.
tpi1en 3eifen. oob Der 9afsnoamm
fid IN Der Ribtung nab Yprta W(us
rina bin fiuoen miiFc uno Dab man
oas, mas ma futts, finoen piiroe,
ipsnn man in Ser perIdnqerten NhIc
Der StrdBe. Ole BON 9oFen gum
Weere bin gefiibrt hoben muB, Nus
erobun9en perdnitaltete. Sos tat
BERN audi fein Sobn, uno er mar tat
ladltb pom Slid beqniiot. Man
grub metbooiih pom Weere mad Der
Staot bin unb fano, oab Ger feline
Wteeres'dno fat bis our beutiQen Gir
1eEbdbnIinit reidlte. 9ei Sc, written
8rabuns erihien cine 9SlGde in auIt.
morteI uno bel Der oierten Die 6afens
fentrobs,
IRAN mar allp auT Dem r'htiosn
gBtee. @uf benz W}ort,Imaiijo ,nt.
oedte man WaQenipuren; meter flo
lib fdn0 man Heite pom Wauermer,
oes 9ofenoamme8: mGttiqe ouaorati,
tde Slode; ie tro9en nod ote Spus
rem Der Wo9en, bon tpeIfen Iie bis
sur Weridiittung ot3 0aiens an sem
oentipiiroi9sn 4. NueuIt 70 Qepsitf6i
lpuroen. Der 9ofsn BON Compel
bettnoet ficb etpo 1900 Meter pou
Der beutigen 9iiite uno etfpd TOO
Wfeter bon portd Warina unc ppn
Der totem Stubt entfernt; sr III nit
elmer iisbeneinhaIb Wleter boben
Stt6t bon Gr0e, NI6. uu0 Quoo
beHdt; IS fOl9t Damn cine gont por
hide uno peiupianiid,m Sinub uno
tuttter cine etlpd 3lpeisinboIb Net,r
otde 9ant bon tIeinen Stein6en.
Oa nun bi. Gage oes SaIens f,It.
9eIteut 1T, 10 1T Die 6reilesuna oes
ean5en 9afenbedens nut nod Elm,
Jrdgs Der 3sit. Spit.matif6e Nus.
grGbunaeu tperoen oen S6iffss uni
9dnoeIsDertebr pompsiis. has mil
Dem Orient unb Rom in 0erbinounq
itano, in einem gang neu,n 3itt er.
fteinen Iufen. Wian ipiini6t oest
baIb in StaIien oqgsmsin, ooB biel,
fptdtisen @uS9rabuuaen balo por9..
nOmmen fperoen m0gen. ielbit menu
oarum 81. Nrbeitsn in Ger minneret,
Stoot einitl>eiIen sinaeiteIt tperocn
folteu.
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Gin nnliebTamer 3ifHaa6bar.

Gin un6.tauntes Wort Rodsforts
miro in elmer italisniidsn 2siti6rift
,rBoblt. Der 9rObs qr..pbIstiit por
sinmal gu ,insm 2'antstt s%ingsIoo'n.
unD b,por man Id nisosrissts. per-
oslpi77srts er ft ubsr i.insn pldB
nno f.insn 9if6nadbar. ploBIiA
isoo4 i.ubte II. run5slt. Die 8yausu
unb pan6ts f6 Damn an s:nsn Der
N,ftoron.r. inoem st iogt-: r@stsn
Si, mir 0ot. Bite, .insn anos1ta
glas. ID babe 01 gum 9lahbdr
cine p.rfontidtsit bs'ommsn, NIT Der
mir Die u~ntsrbaltun9 ,tpas lhtrsr
tpsrben tpuroe." ~AdrumE"
Der 6err Bat mid ejnmol gum
3ooe beruttstlt." Wlan bsslIfe nd,
Got.fort sinsn angsHsbmsJsn 2iiAs
qtuoF.n gu gs6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

teit.n bleifi Is. 9sist6rpsr uno S.nti=
Iatipn 70 an;uIsssn. oab cine mO9Iidit
einbsitIide uno elsitmGBi9 tempe
rier..e 9~uftlpsIIs in elmer stidlohensn
9uftfdule i'm SdaIs emporItsi9t, mo-
bel aasu eroBe Sontraite gsetN Die
aldemeine 2smpsratur oes Hdumes
psrmieoen peroen mii6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
&aoinm nno GarsinOm.

1leber bic Seilpirtuns oes Raz
buns auf Den 9rsbs bat iid nelers
bines Der Wisner profei1or Riebl in
foI9enoer Wsiie ous9elafIen:
IS lit dn5uitrsben. INN 0ergleihe
Der erSislten SsilerfoIse gu srmp9@
Iiden, cine sinb.itIi9e pbniitdIiide
Gburattsriiisrung Der R~o0iumprGpas
rate gu InternebEen. Oas Rooium
pirtt Dor ALIEN Iotal. SeIbt bel
lang onouuernoer 9sitrahlung tretsu
bic 8erdnoerungen, bic CUR Ridbil-
bune bes &ar3inoms fibrsn. nur am
Srt Ser gel tah!ung uuf. Iuh 9out.
tarsinome ;0nnsn burd Iangonoouz
erno. uno inteniipe 8~eitrabIung GIN
fig beeinflubt ipsrben. Sine rein
feIsttipe Ginpirtung auf oos tar5inoz
mole 0epebe lieet nur bel mGbi9er
StrahItnboiis Dor. gei lang an
oousrnoer 9sItrabIunq Isiben aud bic
geiuno.n 0etpebe. Sir oberfld4lih
liegenoe Gar3inome Gdt ere Hldftls
trierung nur beihrdntten Ntrt, neil
oann Die Rooiummsngs unh Die Nnz
nenoungs3eit bebeuteno pergrDbert
peroen miifen. Gine inoiretts mir
lung ser HaoiumitrahIen auf Die pom
Ort Der geitrabIung ouf. au6 9autz
2nmpboriiien u. (. NJ. lpar ni6t na6@
peisbar. Sir bi. 9isfsnbeitrobIung
i'm eissntIiden Sinn uno fir Be
banbluue man6sr 9auttrantbeiten,
oITo, penn bic normals 0aut uno Die
onoeren 8etpebe elmer gtoben Sdo>
nuns beoIrfen. empfisbIt iih por
oIlem cine 0oppelfiltrietung nit Wles
toufiltsr uno Oatts. QapiereinIagen
II. +. ~, nm Ole peit:n primdren
StrabIen unb aud Die ietunOGren
BON WetallfiItsr ausgsbsnoen Strobs
len aus3ui6olten. IS smpFie9!t 1ih.
platinz ober NIuminiumfllter on3uz
fpenoen, neil oieis qegenI6er ben qe7
brdudIiden gleifiltern u~n8efdbrilA
fino. 8ei is6r lang %an01uernoer BE
ftrablung uno ~itorter 1iitrierung tritt
Netroie elm. Die ghtssfdBs bIejhen
Idn9ers .3eit nod intatt. Bei lang
oausrnosr 8ertpenbun9 GROCER Rd7
biummengen 1T duf he WogIidtett
elmer S6dbigung oe8 4a8emeinbeiins
oens RIdIiht gu nehme1.
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Waicufranfbciteu mno Suteaiaen,.

0os Elm 3uiummsnbang 3mif6sn
Nafrntrantbsiten uno SnteIigen3it0.
rung beitebt, lit idon IGngit betunnt.
SIS fra9t iid nur, rpie bieier 3uiams
menban9 gu ertldren 1T. Der Nmiter
banner Profsfor 8upe bat nun neuer
bing8 Die GrtldrunQ qegeben, bab bic
betrsTfenoen 3rauten an elmer Mrt
0jrnpergiftun9 Isioen, Die baourt)
peruriaht Miro. bab ois Qpmpbe niht
obfliebsn Tam unb oerdrt Elm Yell
be8 8ebirns in Ser ourh bic Nusihei=
Oungsn oerunreini9tsn Gpmpbe babel.
0ieis Qpmpbe itebt in engem 3uiam=
menbung nit oerjenigen Der Nuie;
1T biefe peritopft. lam ~eritsre Die
Naie nidt perlaFen. Bel ben on
Standardization 2~eioenoen mare olic
Elm un9eniigenoer NbfluB Der Nus
fdeioungsitoffs oss 9ebirns gu Der.
aeihnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
WGrmc nu0 4fuitif.

Cine fir Die Wnlaat BON 9hsaters
rdumen, aon3ertz un0 GortrogeiGlcn
beoeutunaspous llntsriJ4un1 iibsr
ben Ginflub Der BarEs ouf 81. 4tus
fit per0ffentIiht Der sra,il6e Y6N'i~
fer Notion. Wan mei8. oaB nid)t
anbers Gig bic Qidtitrsa'en aud bic
S6auDensn burA Quft 4idten Der
f9ieoensr 0itti9tsit. o'io Oerihitocz
ner 9emperotur, qs5lg ttn. a6Qelei!et
unb reflettisrt ner6sn. Doourh Ts
tlGrsn f5 aud QbGnomtne ME bic
Cathode. oab Bel p01,aer Wrno'tiIs
bsiipielstpeiie cine GrDio'on an einem
Buntte oerncmmen miyo pdb-eno On
einem unoersn eIeid ret sntferrten
Buntte Die W~ahrns6mua5 ausbI.i5t
sSm oeihtoTenen Rouu., stDa i'm
Sbeuter, psritGrtt it n7h bieie uns
mitt.lbure Ginfuirtun7 DIT Qgdrms
ouf Die NtuItit. @uf 8rino ein9'bsn
Der 0.riuhs peiit @-.'on jeBt mad,
bag BEL einem atuh'ft ongels3tcn
9bsotsrrdume nor 0lsm odrouf hins
o~corbeitet perben muf car4 bic Qns
loge Der 6ei3ung una Der 0sntilos
tionseinriAturqen bic 9tloung oorais
lei lieo.nber Quititi IN gu Uerblns
bern, gon3 beIonoers n Der 0s8en0
spiiten Der 8u9ne 1E3 BEN gu
idausrraum. Qus per. al aufitsigsns
ben QuititromuTgsn, CLIO au9 DE aug
ein3eInsn 5si3torpeTn 2orrsl9snoen
Dormspslen, letter BE o4daDellen
ab uno br.6en re. Itt bette We3
sur Q0iung Ter atuiti 4sn S6ptsrigs
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31
Tie SrGucuorIie bes Saponers.


Die Srdnsnbriien Der Saponer
{in6 Der 9egsnitano elmer unldnoft I'M
onatomifdsn Snititut Der llniperiitGt
9poto dusgefiibrten lInterfudung bon
Or. u. Maiuai, 0eneraloberar3t Der
iopanifden 4rmee. 0as 9Iobdugige
Musisben ber1Sapdner. bsibt es in bic
fer Irbeit. oas 9erportretsn bes
Gue.s, ME .s Ta in aerina,r.m
Grade aud bel anoeren oItaiioti'den
00ltern finoet, bat feline llrin6e nur
gum IsiI in Der nieoriaen Naie uno
in einem ourd grobt 6sttabIogsrung
per6ittsn Nusenlib. Die 4~u9enb0ble
1T nibt tIeinsr oIs bel Den Guropdern.
Der NugupfeI nift 9rOber oIs bel bic
fen, er Iie9t aber infol9e getptHer
GiqentiimIidteitsn Der SrGnsn0rliien
peiter nab porn. gei Der oberen,
etfpo handkerchief Driis bdnosIt es
fih nur um einsn Gage z llnterIhtto,
fir bic iih cine ndbere geg,iinoung
njdt asben ldbt; bi, untere Iransns
oriiie ober, Die beim Guropaer in Der
Reqsl nur Die 8r0Bs elmer Grbie bat
oosr nod tleiner 1T. Ii6 audi in
ibrtm feinsren 8au cetnas Iodtrer
ober loisr bartlett nls Die obere. IdBt
beim Japansr bisies 3uriiditehsn bine
ter Der oberen 0rii'e niht e%riennen.
Iie 1T feIt uno ebenio 9rob ooer gr0Ber
ais iene. 9ieie. fir bas Nusieben oes
SQpaners iDeientlihe Giqsntiimlihteit
ldbt Iih aud an Qeben0en big gu Ell
mem gslpi7en @raOe Iei6t feititeuen.
Wenoet man ons Oberli0 mad oben
uno Idbt ben gu ltntsriu6enoen moge
li6it tart ndh innsn unten bIlden,
10 tritt bic 9riife am GuBeren Hano
ais iIeine run0Ilhe Nnidfpelunq Der
Dor, mas bel ben meiiten Guropdern
ridt 10 leift al srrei6en 1T. Bel
folden 0srihieoenbeiten Der DerIhtes
oenen UlenihenrdTen ldbt iih in an
oerer 6inIltt mieoer Elm iibersinltims
msn0es 0erbdlten trtennen. o0s umio
bemerttnstperter lit. ais bic fro8Iiae
Gigentimti6teit beim GurO4 Ct 3par
Iton feitgeitelt, aber nod garni6t
o[qemeiner beafiet tpor0en 1T. Qus
ben mitgeteiltsn MeFuugen gebt nam Z
lid berbor. bob beim Japaner pie
beim GuropGer Die 1rdnsnbriisn oes
Deibes m.rtIih ftdrtsr .ntmideIt Iino
als Vi: bes Wonnes.
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Ueues aus Uatur- uno
6eilfunoe.

Die NrtiteI unter oieie Hubrit iino Iehrreid
uno intereiant; in ihren Nusfibrunsen
uno ShluBfoI9erun9en resraientiren
tie aber offers iht bic glniihten oes
@eIunobeitsratbs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-10-31

Wpstau 4 bic Gto5t. in Der
BIZ. zubertutoie ain meiItsH 9toiiisri.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

South Tacoma. And there are
thousands of stock running over
the prairie and Glover creek, and
there are thousands of cesspools
all the way from South Tacoma
to above Falkland. This filth
must run down and catch the I'M
dercurrent somewhere.
Inhabitants in that part are in
creasing every year, so you get
more filth in the ground for two
miles distance out there than you
do the whole length from the in
take to the head of Green river.
City send inspectors up
Green river, to remove the filth,
this time of year, they can get
over a good deal of territory,
now there Is from four to four
teen feet of snow, but you might
as we'll send them to the North
pole to get DR.. Cook and Perry
to come and inspect the water.
AUGUST CULTUM.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
Sunbeams Put In Paint
Make Autos Shine At Night

English 'Glost Frightened Countryside
Gather bunch sunbeams when shining brightly
them
avoid accidents dark night Impossible?
the simplest thing
They doing
has been particularly interested the matter of making
visible at night evening
without lights coided with column of troops engaged in
the dark
lights distinctive
But
thought luminous
question
riages painted with luminous
ghostike know is
chemical storing
exposed to the indefinite
peculiar absorb which
put in darkness and then the light begins
much making
night fishing
So when ANYTHING you do
store the ENTHUSIASTICALLY as as igurat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
January IA, 1918.
Editor the Times:

January IA, 1918.
Editor the Times:
In 1895, go and 81 spent
four months each summer on
Green river from Palmer to the
head of the river, and l always
found that the purest water |
ever drank, and so did my men.
When we get Green river water
into the city my family and l
will be delighted in using that
water without boiling it. The
city water we use now is from
the wells of South Tacoma and
Clover creek. We do not use
that unless we boil it, because |
know that it comes from Mt. Ia
coma in an underground current.
You can go out around Falkland
and Fern Hill and find that all
the wells are from twelve to
thirty-five feet deep. They strike
the same water that we get from
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
junior offs boy tells how bill uz hoed
please folks

n. y, Jan. 14.-bill sulzer, him
being the new gov of new york.
is said to be one of the most
oblijing fellers that ever hap
pened
probly that's one reason bill
has got along so nice in politicks,
it amt bad skeme, CESS
anuther thing that has helped
bill In his onward career is that
he is supposed to look like hem
merry clay
even for a polftishin TO look
like an honest man Is sumthing,
and so bill has always tride to
look as mulch like hennery clay
as he possibly could
they do say bill would like
very mulch to be president one
of these days, and whether he
can work his hennery clay face
for a white house pass will be an
interesting question
we'll, about bill being so oblig-
ing. thew are telling a storey as
to how he made a very amusing
speech in washenton once
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

Kisses are like olives in a bot
tie. After you get the first one
the rest come easy. >.
Wives and rheumatics are
alike. Once you get them, you
( can't tell when they will come
back.
''Have ambition. BE some
thing"
you're something now, but
l don't like to call it,"
care you married?"
81 can proudly say I never
married any woman. But a wo-
man married me-"
Bargain hunting has all the
excitement of war, without the
| bloodshed.
"Our best senators never go
to the senate chamber"
Then why are you a sena-
tori"
1T helps my wife socially"
Are you any relation of Mar
tin McGraw?"
"A distant brother"
"a distant brother?"
Yes. He's the eldest and I'm
the youngest. There's IT chill
dren between u.s."
"They say Sadie lost her
head"
Completely"
Eyes, but she found It again"
How"
"On her steady's shoulder"
Don't jump at conclusions"
WHY"
They don't always come out
right. My name was Lillian two
weeks before l was born"
II heard your wife talking two
hours straight last night"
Yes; she and I was having
an argument"
What gave you the earache
at the last place you worked?"
Well. you see, the keyhoIes
were so terribly draughty there"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

"How much are your photo
graphs?"
THE first dozen, $40; second
dozen, IS, and then you get the
third dozen free"
well, we'll just take the
third Dozen"
"Did YOU believe in love al
first sight?"
Eyes. until I got another
look"
What would you do. I'll
him?"
mo; I wouldn't do him that
favor"
THAT would be doing the
world a favor"
Sully-That was loud applause
at the end of your speech.
Hussy-Yes, a lot of men ap-
plauded so vigorously that they
woke up everybody else in the
theater.
Sully-I stood on the bridge
at midnight.
Courtin' the watchman's
daughter.
Then the old man came along
and opened that bridge,
And We both fell into the
Brennan-Would you marry
him If you We're me?
Diamond-Geei I'd marry any
one that asked me, If l were
you.
Diamond-And what may your
name be, fair maid.
Brennan-Rose, sir.
Diamond-Geei your father
must have been some gardener.
"I thought your father looked
very handsome with his gray
hairs.
Yes. dear old chap. 1 gave
him those"
George, a little soft music
now while the fishermen are
casting their nets into the
water"
"All right; I'll play some
thing catchy"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

bill was in congress. and one
day two demmycrats from new
york state blowed I'm on him and
said they was in washenton just
for the day, and they wanted to
hear him make a speech
pretty duh day, says bill, amt
nuthin to make a speech about
tuff luck, says one of the guys,
here we came all the way from
roekland county, Just hoping to
hear bill sulzer make a speech,
and we got to be disappointed
gee. they was pretty near cry
ing when they thought of having
to go back home and not be able
to tell the folks they heard bill
suizer speak In congress
bill he seen how bad they felt.
and he ses, go on mp In the gal
lery, and i'll hand EN- sumthing
SO the fellers went up, and bill
went In on the flore, where they
was passing one of them apro-
priatfon bills
the clerk was just reading the
appropriation for the salary of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
BY
Bertc

I've played solitaire till I dream of the cards.
I've read till I'm weary of print,
I'm ready to curse both the doctor and nurse
Whose hearts constructed of flint
They won't let me up and they won't let out,
They make me keep quiet in bed;
They say I'll be well if I'm patient a SPELL
But I'm bored till I'm pretty dead.
I'm weary of jellies and watery broth,
I'm crazy for sausage or steak
But they won't let me feed I feel that l need
And my heart is beginning to break
IN SICK OF the flowers my friends have sent in
With lying in bed sore
And my longing to smoke is much more than a Joke
But it seems to be useless to roar
1t wasn't so bad when truly was sick
Fer was too batty to care;
But now that I'm mending the days seem amending
i toss and / fret and sweat
Ny temper Is nasty and snappy and harsh
l Just want to boiler and shrek;
For IL am bad may get 'em all mad.
And they'll make me get In week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

consul in south africky, and all
the congressman was half asleep,
bill jumps up and he walks down
the isle, and he sails into that
appropriation
let CRATE brittfn pay the salery
of our consul in south africky,
he hollers. he Is more good to
them than he Ia to us
and a whole lot more bull Ike
that
bill he holered and waved his
arms and tore things loose gen.
erly. and all the eongressFnen
knew he was kidding and dident
pay no attention
nd when he got through tier
passed the bill
bill went outside and the 2
farmers was a waiting for him,
tickled to death
you sure can talk some, bill,
says one Of them, we will tell the
folks about IL, you bet
all rite. says bill, give 'em my
regards, and drop In any time,
always sumthing doinS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
Editorial Page of5Che Cacoma Cimes
GOVERNOR LISTER

Ernest Lister of Tacoma of Washington
The Tacoma Times with all of the
ings and congratulations.
The will
Ernest Lister
people of Washington with him demonstration that
popular government be made a big
There temptation the public officials
get the little taxpayer and after he has office time The
real conscientious They fact kick whether there
these the things
office
Ernest Lister public
the
unboundd confidence the whole of
had the good wishes of proportion of the
the whole
mnraton will be the best
Never mind the politicians Ernest it, for the people with
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
SUPPOSIN' 1T DOES

The hardest things
the
States from a republic % a
One ample albeit inerrOgatv might be these
words, namely to-w Well, suppon does what of
And the said Bailey and his kind continue
tentous why supposin silence him
solid quotation from another statesman who
must be government of the people, for the people, by the
One of
object
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STANDING PAT

magazine writer describing Immediately conditions England
presented pictures
One of fifty thousand people literally starving they
get work
The other showed estate of the duke of Westminster possession
obtained
which
farmland while
and worth rental basis
In these to
made
richer 1t have still
in the timeo JueenE izabet That's all
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NOT EVEN THE OCEANS

You have been thinking that the the earth
that while wealth hckd
the lands somehow the deep still belonged God But
mistaken The ruled
didn't
Witnesses before the house
combination British
to trade will.
The combination
do business sends fighting ship that
this fighting off
the competition.
And they that Britain Germany
to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

Despite the fact that public officials
these days are being recalled, inn
peached, fired and sent to the pen with
considerable regularity, the new bunch
goes in .iubilant and hopeful.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

No use to tell you to be on hand at
Olympia tomorrow, for engines could
not hold back the average Tacoman
who wants to see a Tacoma governor
installed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

The last cock and bull story about
the great injustice done ex-Chief Wap-
penstein of Seattle has been exploded
and Wappy will stay in Walla Walla
with the other less noisy but probably
more worthy thieves.
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The boast of Chief McAlevy that the

tiremen would organize and go after an
eight-hour day evidently was not as
much of joke as he tried to make the
commission believe when taken to task
for making it.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

The career of Judge Clint Howard
got little ventilation at Washington
yesterday and now it is announced
there is no chance for his confirmation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15
Just take off your hat to those Puy.

allup valley 'hayseeds" who raked in
over three-quarters of million good
American dollars for their little berries
last summer.
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1t is interesting to note that u. s

Comptroller of Currency Murray be-
lieves that one reform step should be
publicity of the securities held by ma
tional banks. Publicity is surely hav-
ing its innings these days. And it is
well.
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INTHEE EDITORS MAIL

Everybody Pierce reads this column Short
Times general interest without
printed. anything
wish, but do not malice motive Many letters
printed long, Keep em short.
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"Leader" Underwood weakens as to

reducing the glass and earthenware
schedules, Ell? Maybe Oscar is too ten
derhearted for a butcher of tariff
cinches.
Taft Is the great civil service reform
president. Took him only four years
to put 81 500 offices filed by republi-
cans where democrats can't get at
them.
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Now that the Russell Sage founda

ton has officially declared Washington
state schools the best in the country
will it make the small boy any more
enthusiastic?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

The court house ring" is out, but
you will probably have to work for a
living just the same as before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

There is no excuse for anybody going
hungry in Tacoma now with a pure
food show on.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-01-15

be sure and get parcel post stamps. No
others will go. This may be freak
notion of Uncle Sam, but it rules just
now.
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your lips are really very In
viting."
Did they say anything?"
WRESTLING MATCH - FIND
THE CHAMPION,
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What gave you the earache
at the last place you worked?"
We'll, you see, the keyhoIes
were so terribly draughty there"