davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-21

Large bottles Worcester sauce, pure to-
mato catsup. pickles assorted kinds or
mustard, bottle ......,........,.BIS
cans fancy sweet sugar corn. .... 26e
II G corn flakes, package SO
McLaren's peanut butter, lb. .,, .laho
Hershey's breakfast cocoa, ID. ... .20o
Golden Santos Coffee lb....,...... 2oe
The best japan tea Eiftings. ID. 100
THE BEST SELECTED FRESH aUAR-
ANTEDD EGGS. per dozen 49,. aso
Good dairy table butter, lb....... 2se
Fancy country creamery butter. ID ase
Full cream Wisconsin cheese. 10 lse
Neufchatel cheese, each. 80
Imported Swiss cheese. lb...,.... 30o
Imported Societie Roquefort cheese per
pouhd s...-.s..ss...... .55e
THE VEGETABLE MARKET roe THE
PEOPLE xB HAYDEN q.
10 lbs. OF the best white or red potatoes
. at '.'s.s. ''.'s 1oc
Demand 10 lbs, the law requires Il.
Large bunch es fresh beeta, carrots, tur-
nips shallots or radishes. bunch So
heads fresh leaf lettuce. ......,... LOG
Large head lettuce ...............71h 71ho
Fancy ripe tomatoes. lb......,.....io 100
tancy cabpage' 10. .'..-...........2 .2sto
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07
Sis nsapsrs"
Cine biitOrifde 9lnetbot. BON
MolfGane 9Oeb.

Man osnit ssmsinbin, es babe 5ur
3sii bes srObeH Grieori9 Hur eineH
S9perin a,ssbtH, iensn tapfsrsn
Wann, Der nit Der iTabne in Der 5aHD
Dor qrus fisl. gs iparen absr nod
dnbere 6elo.n bisi.s Ramens, uHo
bon einem mill i'd sraablsn. Der ipobn,
is obsn i'm granbenbilraiidsn. iab oa
auf Ieinem Cute nno belt ii9 in Der
nGtiten Sia6t elm Regimeni Drasps
nsr, ipis etipa beute einer iif eineE
arafttDassH taiift. Wie iie uber in
unitren 5assn ale lire 5nbr5.use
bsrgsben fir ben aaiisr uno bas
Deer, 10 mar aiib iinIer S9lDerin
geionnen, isin irbSnes Rssiment tei'
nsspsgs auriid5ubaIteH. tUenn Der aos
Mig BON pr,uben In SdnbeI iommtn
iolIts. Gr belt baritm itreng DaraiiT,
bab prbentli9 eTsrairi iperbs nnb tr
lisb feline asrls reitsR uHb fe4tsn
unb Idbiessn. llnb bic 2eiite ihoiisn,
fod,ten unb ritteR auH ipie Der 2eu'
fel unb oa iie iiberbies ido6ne ipsibs
RSde nit ponteniirotben auii4idssH
unb gabattsn betaineri. 10 mar ar
3uldlif tein Mangel. gluh bic junser
Serren aus ben eblen Giiisrn in Der
Runbe brlnqten iidb su oieiem Hegi'
ment, I'm dIs Sffiai.re einsuipringsn.
1Sreilicb, Die lpdte nod etipas anDeref
Otto ppn Gbiperin iuuBte iebr gut
bag auf 4rbsit grholuHg folsen miiis
Oarunfer perItnnD er nun aber nihl
ttpa ben Shlaf, tpis ons ip0hl arbei
lie grbenbiirger t1un ipiirbsn. Gr en-
| pfano biefen 5ribut an Die Rdtur dls
nothfpeRbiees llsbsl, benn, 10 folgeril
.r aana ridtig, es CAB nod dnoere 0tl
fniiTe dls b0Te 3rdume dnf 6citsi
ero6pben, als ba iinb: gDsin INT
@siber iinb Raudtnbut. .3u oieisn
9sbufe bate sr iih elm aiiitbdii
bauen laiisn. unb brumberum bob &
sinsn Grab.n aus. ba tpdren Gutsl
orin, bic aiif bsm Waiier ifppam
men. lleber ben Groben aber fiibrt
cine Bride: Die tonnte beraufqe3o
gen iperbsn, aIfo baB bieiss einfam
| lS4l1blsin pSllig obsei9loiien mar
Mbenbs nah getbnlern Dienii prsih
| ten bnnn bic 6trten Dffisitre pon
lGtabtHsn gum purts ibrss Ohsfts'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

German GroH on ACCOMMODATION
8. II. 9. Co.. 5000.
Sanles s. Satrdban oil aolirt
Street W'arftt y. II. e. Co., $500.
SomeS u.s.. .Gdhiu oil Court S,oiiIe
z. " y. Gp., 1926.
Charles Iraiit al grigbtou Ger.
man ynrf So, $3.50.
Catherine af. Gnililer all Wiercan.
tile y. IL. &. Co., $3.50.
gllbert 20. Sablparo an oo., S100u.
gIleranoer Gfroiis @rc'r. an
eagle g. II. 6. q. $500.
0ione ss0eion ar DO, $500.
ela 8. 2aiermaAin on Columbia
g. II. 8. u. So, $4,000
sSaines gg. 9abia all George 8ag'
uer, $475.
4 y. 8biIlips on Ssames z. 9tOSis,
$4,000.
@inrp g. Qaiprence all Sune Streei
g. g. II. g. Co., $126U.
@oIbie @eeSlin on 9i6eral 8. II
g. 60, $3.50.
0ioia drifting an @in s. Sra
mer. S539.50.
Ora 0iouocbuib an 9Dc 9ente
ReaItD Co.. $1,000.
slIcnio g. g3otts oil 8epubIic 9. u
9. 60, $4,000.
barbara grpdbnnf on Gnit enf
g. q. Co.. $i750.
Sobn Wlouahar an Southern Sbic
2. II. z. Co.. $1,000.
Nobert Siiirm on Sineoln @dii'
9erein, $500.
Sarris W. Benedict all Southerr
Ohio Sauiiigs 9anf 60, $4,000
9aniel 9loie OIL 8iaiaH v. Better
$1,000.
soarrp 8. scbman OH sltIas =. II
9. 60, S2S00.
@etilate Sppotbefen.
syrances 9toIte an 9ortbpeItcrn 9
iG g. 60, $3.50.
sSiaac :. Mlller on Serds y. u
go. 4, $4,000.
Warp 9loiris an Gait Gn6 2. u
$500.
Senrp s. Ssones an Soutberl
Ohio &. II. Z. Co., 500.
sSoi. Wieitns an Sortbern Sbil
Sauinas ganf Co., $4,000.
g. g. 2eiat on Sdiisen y. Ii. 8
60, $500.
eIi5abeib geaops oil gSIn. 2
greeS, $4,000.
Goua 6. syrans al @labiion .. q
go, 9, $3.50.
@eor9e 0agner al German Zine
ricau 6. II. y. Co., $500.
20. on 1auliMe giienbar6i, $500
Is. 81. Gamer an Weremltiie y
II. 9. 60, $500.
Goparo Willer on pronioent 2oar
60, $4,000.
Oscar 90. Suhn oil S'9rpnnoiaI
y. II. g. 60, $500.
Serrn Gong on @eit Gno 9. II. z
Co., $4,000.
Gmna 81. Mlorten an Gean s
grapton, St00.
Sopbia 6. SiIee OH Columbia 9
II. g. y. Co.. $500.
Rellie 6. gaatfins an So., $750.
Greseentia 8oeeeIe on Sanion Yl
Gooper. 1880.
s. Rbilips on Gbas. Wicnbel
$3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

Die befdlaanabmt. & 0 m,
pasuies saafiein Saarbr IL
den. Gin oriaineller @orfalI. Der
bes 5umors nidi enib.brt, Bat iia bier
IN einem 2asarstt ersisnst. Inter Sen
9ertpunbeien bffinbet ilb aud Elm
f9psrDerlestsr Sran5oie. Bel Dem fif
bic @oriisauna fsiissIsbt bate, bnb ibn
bic beutiten aersis als einsn s.fans
senen fyeino nidt pitt Der nOtbigtE
Sorsfali bsbanoeln tuiirbtn. Sn 4eng;
fen iiber isin Sdidial ipdnbts .r iih
baber an ben glrSi, Der ibn behanbsls
te, nnb psriidsri. ihm nit Gif,r. bab
er ibn, ipsnn Ct gut bebanoeli ipiirDe,
aud gut b.aablt perbs. aluf be ers
itdunte s}rngs, ober benn 0tlb beige,
erfolgis bic bsr.bte Weriidxriing oes
grdnsofsn, Dab er iiber 1000 Dranfen
tei iih babe. 0a nah benz aisfueis
Sss Daifes Der gsfansene aus einfas
den Wsrbdltniiisn ftammte uno auber.
| bem in fgranirsid, cine ardn nit fiinf
ainoern suriidstlaHsn bate, ipobl cine
SeIienbeit BEL inierem ipeitlifxn
gladbaru, 1llbsrte Der Mrsi feline 0tss
ipunoeruna hariibsr, bab Der @efans
gene eins 70 ,,robe gaariumms init In
Ser, ,arisa gsnommal babe. giaip CAB
onrdnf Der sranspie 5u. bub ibm bon
bem geibs aud, nur SO frnnisn &C,
bDrten, bas iibriss fsi bic aompasnies
sfaiIe Die er mitssnommen bab.. Gin
perftGnbnibimisss 9ddxln buI6ie
liiber Die Gsiihtsaiiae bes Nr5tes. Mb.
bic FeinSlihe apmpasnis auis. bic
Init Der @sfunaennnbms bss 1rausos
lien In nnisren 9sFB asionimtn mar!
| Sic gnli babsr ais ariessbeuisl Dem
ps.bnbttn 5rnnsoIsn ipurbs natiirlih
Der fsinolids .Rrisasf4ab@ abgsnOms
men. isins SO sfranitn ionnie sr nls
pripatsigsntbum bebnlisnl bic tauIsno
| ssrdnisn ipanptrien obsr in bsnsIdsn
| lstriessbeiib. Der Wsripinbeis bat iid
absr insipif6en buDon ilbtsSeiisi, bab
| Die oeutiGm Merste aud bic bertpuns
| reten ilnb asfangsnsn 1einbe NIT aIIer
IS5orgfalt bsbdnbsln; aud pbns quite
.9e5abluns1 aus bsr apmpasniss
anls!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

Damn babe ib nidts mebr 5ll la
gen als: @ptt iause Sie!" erlpioerte
CT beipegt. Gr trat on bic Balnitrabe
Der Werdnbd nno leate. ipie oon
Shmers iiberfrGltigt, eineu slugenblid
cie Sdnb iiber bic Stirn.
lin ibrer leioenId|dftli6en gufre=
guns Serr 5u perben, mar Hora ins
,3immsr getrstsn. Dprt iab bic alts
Dame. traitriasn @ntIiBes in ibren
Geiisl auriidgel.bnt, uno itredte tbr
bic Rehte bin.
ugtora = er meint es 10 gut nit
Sbnen; pdrlim folsen Sic ibm ni9t2"
fliiiterte iie leiis. ,Wenn Sic aud
oieie Map lieben, 10 iinb Die Rap>
mpnos ia bph nur Jrempe fur Sic.
Mlan miro csSbrs &iidiidt 'uno Spfers
piGigtsit ifoledt perselten. Glaubsn
sic ss mir"
Die Inoereoste I6iittelte ben 8ops.
Sci es prum - idh tenne meilti
Pfliht!" eab lie unbeirrt Sur Intr
mort.
Wsnige Wlinuten IpGter brdhte Wfr
Morris oen 9ait bis hinnnier Dor Die
5austbiir, mo Elm berbei9ebcltes Gat
bereits ibrer barrie.
Die eriten S6atten Des 4usuIt'
abenbs soaen bereits an ben itattliz
den S1uiern Der Strabe entlung, j.
bod pieien einias roienrptbs, iiber oeT
SimmeI sIeitenpe fIodise Gdmuer
ipDlthen oarauf bin, bab bic Spnn,
nod Hitt Ianss sur Rube gesanser
mar.
Seitip1rts. hinter einem boben Srep:
penpfeiler balb peritedt, ituno elm gro.
Der Wann. Den S6lappbut tief ins
Gsiidt aebriidt, inb ipGbte unper
lpanot nadh Dem iun9en paare bin
iiber. Gr fpar alerbinas piel au lpei
sntfernt, I'm ein DOrt Der apiiter
ibnen aefiibrtsn llnterrebuns Su per
nebmen, aber teine gepe9ans, teint
rDlieue Der bsioen perionen entsin.
| feinen Iharfsn gliden.
.Wib Some, laiisn Sic mid mid
entseIten, mas ih anseii6ts Der eiier
nenI pfli6t ais Mann bon gBrs uni
Gjeipiien fpreden muBte", iuste Wlr
Wtorris eiaentbiimlid seprebt.
Rot ME bate lie sinen 10 tultsl
5on Don isinsn 2ippsn esruommen
Wie Meiieritide bur6Sudte es ID
5sra.
/ %. i6 peiB senau, oab Sic mid
anoerns banosln tOnnsn, unO fiibl
mid oaburh tsinespess perlsbt" ent
sssnets lie glsiffals msrtbar abpsi
isnb, lpobsi ibr Gsiidt nur tiibI
@lsihsiiltigtsit Derristb. nSeoer thu
sben oas. mas sr nit isinsH 4niid
ten uno ieinsm GepiiIen psrantipor
ten lam. Wr. Morris."
nSelbitperitdnbli4, Wtib Some!
tlana ss auffallsnb bitter 5uriid.
Roh elm fliittiaer Sanoecrud
oann rplIte Der Waoen pappn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

ia aus tisfftsm @runbe Oieien erbdrms
lihen S4ein, lino Sarrp Morris mar
felt - eiienfeit. glift einen Singer
brett ipiirOe er ubipeihen pom Wege
bes @efsbes duh lin ibrer Siebe
ipiIlen nihtl
(sprtIebung folgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

nod sismIidb faFunssios seseniiberses
itanbsn. SnSpiiaen bate er aber gr.
fabrunsen seiammeIt. llnb aipdr fpa-
rem bies bauptiddIid feines 6reunees
Shduffert junee grfahrunget.
liSortiekltna ipIat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07
&ruaSsissntbnms ss,ppstsefsH
gaeu eingetragen.

yLe u IN d eltu ~.
Sfoie SdulSc OIL Garoline @leid.
$4,000.
@arp 9l. tseper an Gilmore 8. u
q. Co., $1,000.
sInna Sarriion an Sdwicl Q
Cooper, $202H.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

Cine tpabrs SobtsnitiQe lag iiber
ben psit.n RGumIi6teiten bes Raps
moHo'fhen Sauies. Sbslei6 Der Serr
pesi ielben eissntli9 niernaIs pisl 2ea
ben binsiu bratte, 10 idisn bod bas
gepilbtietn. bab er fam unb sing, on
ben Wablseitsn tbeilnabm, gelssents
lid aud einise syreunoe bd5u mits
brahte ooer ettpas Grbeiternbes aug
ben 9eieufhaftstreiisn Der Gitp gum
9eiten edb, anregeuo uuf Die iibrigen
SamiliengIieber au ipirten.
SEPT Iaitsts sin i9psrsr, betlsmmsus
Der Druid auf bsn 9smiitbern Der BE;
ipobuer, unb ielbit Samss iub triibs
isligeu Iuges in ieiner &lauis. auf
auf Mrs. Oailp iibte bic 4bpsi ienbeit
Oss Shpieasriobnes eins iOnosrbars
Wirtuns aus. Was pGbrsno oss leBs
ten balbeu sSabres nod ME sei4ehen
mar, seihab isst. Sic blisb alabenos
lid au 5auie; bod anitatt iid ben
junsen Wdbden auaugeiellen, Osrs
idlOb iie iib in ibre 3immer uno
nabm aud bic Wablseitsn bort elm.
mas Nora aspiiisrmaben our Grip.
lung -bieut.. Riemanb frasts mad
ibr, ,ieman6 beiudte Tie. unb oot
iibertam beim 2tnblid bidsr Trau oft
cine tiefe Webmutb Roras Dei6es
Sers, unb 10 psnis SDmpatbieen Mrs.
0ailp ibr au6 einsufl0bsH Dsrmo1t
bate, elmer 9lrt Mitleib fir lie toHns
ts iis ii6 bod ni9t sans Dsrfalisben.
giner beftigen GrtGltuns peser
mubte Wap 9ett unb 3immsr bitten,
iobab bic Sage in troitloIer @iniams
tsit fir Die ilnss Osutiae babinfloi>
len. yisfe Riebers.ihlassubsit bate
iih i6rer bemGhtist. Ibat iie Rs4i
ooer unreht baran. aud nur eins
Stunbe IGnaer als nDt9is in bisfem
Sauie 5u Derpeilen? So1te iie nit
anfebsn, tpis Das llnbeil ii6 nGberte
S6ritt Inn S6ritt2 Gold. @sOanfsn
bridten ibre ionitige 5battraft lab
menb nieoer. Was aber iollte gel6es
ben? ---Sieie brennenoe sSrags psiniste
fDrmlih ibr @aniitb. 9urfte iie nit
Map beimlih baponfobrsu, I'm ba4
bura tunbsutf,un, bag Oas 9aterhaus
bsm WGbhen teinen S6uB mehr bot,
ilno Wr. Hupmonb iomit an Den
pranser iterien? Wiirbe iie ben Mutf
ba5u baben2 @llein ldnser bier au per-
fDeilsn mar aar au entiebIia! linn
5arrp Mmris2 - Wie mar bod feline
Gbatatterf.itistsit ibr bisber als 5rolt
unb 8eritbiauna eridienenl 9lber nit
mar es i6r in ben Ginn astommen, il1
ibm ieraGnb su erbliden, ben mar
fiir6ten nriBts. 4asiitiser @ott! sri
G6rrdal s.oohte iie on alles, ipal
70 sebefmnibpoa orobenb. 10 nieoer
ifmettrrnb bur9 ben perftedten Sinr
ieiner Reoe flang. 5Gtte iie i'm um
Grbarmen fftben follen fir Menf4en
bic iut fiinobaften .Sreiben Das eigen'
lebetlssliid 10 frsneutlit auis Spie
LfsstsaS Rein - usin! GuG iis tabt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07

Die @srIobuns BON Grdulein 2Oni
Stislmair nit oem junsen Oottor
@uitap a0b.rle battle in Der penliol
Qebmann fpoblDolenbe 9ilisung er.
fabren. Seinatioli erregie Die Ndds
riht ni9t. Dos ipdre nur geihebsH,
nenn bi. psniiolare eepubt bdtteH,
bab bic 8raut be Yrdtenbentin eines
WillionsnbsIibes pdr. Gum Slid
biitete bas iunee pdar iein @ebeim'
nib 70 dyisitli9, bab Hiemnnb etpas
Don ben sldnssnben 2lusiidtsn sr'
fubr.
absr ipsnn bic bsiben alfein tplren
bann bauten iie 2uftf9l0fer.
Der immerbtn anregenbsn Grdge
mas sr NIT elmer Mi1ton arfnngsr
|. .folit bate Guitar aSbsrIs unIdngil
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
DEMOCRATS Will
kk0CkSUFFRAGE
and PROHIBITION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-
Democrats members of the house
are preparing to vote down wo-
man suffrage and prohibition. All
last winter and summer the party
leaders used the rules committee
TO prevent record vote on these
subjects. The pressure apparent
ly has become too strong and
Chairman Henry of the commit
tee announces that day will soon
be set for vote on both PROPOSE
tions. Another thing that makes
Its easier now is that the election
is over and the next one two years
away.
Chairman Henry Is having diff
ficulty in keeping his record
straight on suffrage. The day be-
fore the vote was taken in his
committee he informed two dele
cations from suffrage headquar-
tiers that he intended to vote in
favor of rule to allow the house
to vote on the suffrage resolution.
When the vote was taken in COM
mittee Henry was registered
against reporting out the rule. He
has not explained how this hap
pened.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
Wholesale
Quotations
Corrected Dec. ID

Livestocx-Cowa, o 06c; calves
SD SC: hogs &c: sheep 405c;
lambs. SD &c.
Butter and Eggs-Hancn but
ter, 80 % 32c; strictly fresh ranch
eggs, 3SQ40c.
Poultry - Hens, 110I2c.
ducks. 10@12c; SQUADS, 50; rab.
bits, S@10c; turgeys, 1Sc;
Jobbing Quotations.
The following prices are fur
nlshed the Times daily by leading
firms engaged In the various
provisions, etc. These prices are
paid by the retailers to the CON-
mission men:
Cheese--Wash.. 10000; Til
lamook, lie.
Eggs-Fresh ranch, 40m41c.
Butter-Washlngton creamery.
800 sac; Oregon. 32c; East.
ern. 32c.
Fresh Meats - steer. 1910
l2kc. cows, 11hc: heIfers.
12c; hogs. trimmed sides, 13c,
heavy veal, 10@12c; ewes,
9Rc; mutton, wethers 11Isc;
lamb, 12@I3c.
Professionalism apples, soc D
s1.15; native. 75c@1. Bananas,
ikc Id. Japanese oranges, box,
nc. Naval oranges, $2.50@'2.75.
Lemons, $4.50@5.5O. Gran
berries. Jersev pnii &c s0ms;
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21

Homestead, $3.50. Grape fruit.
1915 "a box. Persimmons loo ID.
Pomegranates, So box. Spanish
Malaga grapes. $3.50 keg.
Vegetables-Green onions. zoe
doz.; Oregon yellow, cwt., $1.75
@2. Head lettuce. Cali. 81 per
crate; leaf lettuce, 75c. Yaki-
man turnips, $1.25: rutabagas.
cwt., $1.35; carrots, $3.50. Pota-
toes. Yakima, $17@1S per ton.
White River, SIC ton. Cab
bage. h.. NC. Oregon cauiifiow-.
er, $2.25 crate. Yakima squash,
pound. Spinach. pound,
&C. Chill peppers, s1.35 box. Wax
beans, &c. Pumpkins. 1kc. Ore
gen cider, rs 90 soc gal. HDme
grown celery, 40c dog. Green
peas, lie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
GOD

teeth.
Don't by any possibility have
any OF your front teeth filled with
gold. tThank heaven. that hor-
ribfe fashion went out with Queen
Victoria) III you are unfortunate
enough to have a cavity in one of
your front teeth have II filled
with cement or porcelain that
matches IL In color.
II you have your teeth cleaned
carefully twice a year by pro-
fessional, most dentists claim
that unless you have long sick
ness, your teeth can be kept from
decay
Remember that a toothbrush is
much more essential to beauty
than a powder puff and smile Is
more effective than the rouge pot.
II you don't believe this consult
yourflnirror.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
MAY IRWIN MAKES EN-
SCREAM WITH LAUGHTER

May Irwin can make people
laugh as easily on the movies as
she can on the stage,
In Mrs. Black is Back" which
is shown at the Apollo, Miss ir.
win has a roaring comedy with
laugh in every picture. Aud the
famous coincidence takes advant-
age of every humorous situation
that has been written into tho
play.
The Irwin film will play today
and tomorrow, together with the
pathe Daily News, and will be fol-
lowed Wednesday by "The Coun-
try House," an interesting politi-
cal drama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
Some Hunting
's.li if : Yarn Is This

GILLETTE, Wyo., Dec. 81. -
John Jack, a freighter, while driv-
ins along a road noticed a jack
rabbit sitting near the trail. He
aimed his gun and fired, appsr-
emily without effect.A He fired
seven more shots and after each
shot the rabbit still sat and gazcd
at him, unhit. Disguised, he leap
cd from his wagon and dubbed
the rabbit with the butt of his
gun. Then to his amazement, he
found seven other dead rabbits
In the grass, each shot from his
gun having killed a rahit without
lie knowino -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
LABOR men CRITICIZE LONDON
SAFETY AT SEA TREATY idea

United States of laws applying to
ships or crews of other nations in
our ports.
On the contrary, Ferusets and
Sampel Gompers of the Fedora
tion of Labor take the ground
that the treaty is perfectly clear
as establishing a maximum OF
safety regulations and that its eff
feet would be to kill the seaman's
bill and all future legislation in
the interest of men who work at
this trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
EMPRESS

Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch" that kindly old woman
we all know so well, is being
played by the Empress Stock COM
pany this week, with Miss Flor
ence Bell aptly placed in the lead
ing role.
William Brewer makes a capt.
tai Mr.. Stubbins. who, If you
have read the book, you will re-
member, fell from grace because
of his brides lack of culinary tai
ents and came back week later,
after adventuring around in a box
car, with wild tale, only to
find himself the wealthiest hus-
band in the neighborhood.
Miss Auda Due is Characters
tically demure as Lovey Mary, a
part she plays with sweet simple
ity. Miss Helen Hill and Miss
Lillian Griffith are particularly
good as Mrs. Eichorn and Mrs.
Schultz.
The children, half a dozen of
whom appear in the play are espe-
cially worthy of commentator
They are portrayed by Miss Nancy
Duncan, Miss Lauro Lavroff, Miss
Lillian Lavroff, Miss Wilman Gar
lick, Miss Mona Richards, Miss
Lucille Weight and Master Earl
Denham.
Neil McKinnon has natural
part this week as Billy Wigs.
Other roles are played in such a
manner as to make the whole play
one well worth seeing and espe-
cially opportune for Christmas
week.
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Yep, Wild GEESE.
STOPPED TRAINS

LAKEVIEW, Ore, Dec. 81. -
" lid geese congregating along
the right of way of the Nevada,
California & Eastern railroad in
terfered seriously with the opera
ton of trains. SO numerous were
tie birds that several times 1t has
been almost necessary to stop the
trains that the birds might not be
ran over. When the great floclss
rise from the track the beating OF
their wings can be heard distinct
ly several miles away.
The geese have formerly been
feeding in grain fields and
marches, but the lack of sand on
the marshes, which the geese re.
qu;re as an aid to digestion, has
driven them to the railroad,
Where sand is used as ballast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
MERRY ROW over
old TOWN PUMP

MASSILLON, Ohio, Dec. 21.--
After more than 100 years con-
tinuous service the town pump on
the square in Navarro, a village
five miles south of here, has been
removed to make way for an or.
namental iron drinking fountain
to be supplied by the municipal
water system. Patrons of the old
we'll have raised a storm of pro-
test.
They declare the village water
is unfit to drink, but that the ola
well gave supply cool and pure.
Rochester Square merchants
are planning to establish a river
fountain. The fountain craze
started in Navarro recently when
farmers who went to market COM
planned they were forced to pump
water for their horses and auto
mobile radiators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
DUO WANTS TO
SEE REAL Fight

FARIS, Dec. 81. - The Duo
d'Orleans, the pretender. has
written letter to Premier viyi-
ami in which he says that mas
much as all the allies have re-
fused his services in the war, he
begs the introduction OF bill in
to the chambers changing the ex-
lie law.
The duke offers to return to
exile after the war II France will
permit him to serve through the
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BY Idah McGlone Gibson

by Idah Mc(slOne Gibson
Its all very well to insist
upon smiling" said a friend to
me the other day who has been
reading these beauty stories. the
morals of which have been point
ed by portraits of Miss Irene
Hough, judged the most beautiful
girl in America, but what shall
a girl do who does not have good
teoth?"
I answered most emphaticaily
that i'm this day of wonderful and
painless dentistry there Is no en-
euse for a girl having bad teeth.
The late Richard Mansfield said
very often that one of the great
est essentials to the actor was a
set of good teeth. He insisted
they not only added to the actors
appearance but that he could
articulate better II he had all his
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BY ellison Gardner

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-A
sharp difference of opinion exists
between Andrew Feruseth, repre-
senting the Seaman's Union, and
President Wilson, in regard to the
effect of the London Safety at Sea
treaty. President Wilson has
been informed by somebody that
the London conference establish
es a minimum as to safety pro-
visions and does not interpose any
obstacles to the passage by the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
RIOTERS EXECUTED

BERLIN, by wireless to Say
Vile, N. Y, Dec. 21.-The st.
Petersburg (Petrograd) police
have arrested great number of
men and women on account of a
revolutionary plot.
A court martial at Perm, East
Russia, has sentenced men to
death on account of strife riots.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
DENVER FREEZING

DENVER, Col, Dec. 21.-The
coolest weather of the winter was
experienced here today when the
thermometer registered four be-
low zero at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. An icy wind accompanied
the cold spell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-21
VETS SEE MOVIES

Five hundred veterans of the
Civil war, through the courtesy
of Thomas II. Ince, general man
ager of the New York Motion Pic
tufe corporation, were witnesses
recently of Mr.. Ince's thrilling
western drama, THE Two Gun
Men," at the Soldiers Home In
Sswtelle, Cal.
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NOW KANAkA IS
ERUPTING SOME

REDDING, Cal, Dec. 81. =
Mount Kanaka, 80 miles west of
here, was in eruption yesterday.
A dense column of smoke was
plainly visible. and some persons
declare they saw fire in the crater
with the aid of glasses