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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
Senfe, ben 80. Wai,

Iergnii1cn, iDrc aillbcr imo ain6es.
tilloer ioiuie 5aDlreid)e olte ,5rellnoc
iiIu iidD 81 iebcn. Ter nod, 1uBerli
riiltigen 8reiiill iuuroen nidt bios
Die berSlidjlten 8liidiuiinld,e, ionoern
riele idone slngebilloe 5utbeil. Serr
Senrp 2ier5 bon gbilaOelpDin. mel.
der Die ilteite Sodter gcGciratbet
but, Nor NIT ieiner 5rau gum @e.
'burtstag ilodJ bier gefonlnten lmO
ebenio ndrcn @crr irlo Srou gmil
Steier bon 9iepport ionic 6crr mo
,5rdu GDriIt &ohnieiitcr init ibrcn
,Sanilien Slir gielrlion getclnuen.
,Sran Sobmciltcr tragt leid)t ul Der
Gail ibrer Sabre. Bel Der 5eIttaiel
flongen alle g9iini6e onraili aus, oab
as Der pnferen Srciiili pergonnt
iein moge, nod einige SSd1rden iid)
oes irbiiden Slides 5u crireuen.
Sm 9lltsr bon nur 80 Sabren 1T
seitern 6rou maria gtmlung,
q E. Shierl, in ibrer Wobnung, SO.
619 @eit WacWlidsn Qpenus, in bic
Gipigfeit biniibergsi6lummert, innig
betrauert nitt nur Don ibren Qngss
b0rigens bsm sramss6eugtsn Gatts!l
Germ U 4uguit u amlunG unb ibs
rem beioen &inoern, ionOsrn aud Don
ben Dielen Srsuhosn, bic lie Ii9 burfI
ifr lonnigss @emiitb unb ibre psrT0ns
li6e 2iebenspiirbigteit gu srpsrbsn
sepubt bate. Die Sabinseihisosns.
osren Wiegs in Marienbab in S0bmen
geItanben, mar isit adt Sabren bist
dnidbig. Gag unb Stunbs Ser Be
eroignns iinb iOwsit nod ntdt anbss
rdumt iporbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
@imbri,be mnb 9iebHdble,

= 9ieIel6en Gin6re6er Itottctcn
ou6 bem &ommiIiionseei6dTt Der 9es
briiber Sbler. ylo. 236 Weit 6. Straz
BE, einen 8eIu6 a6 uno fta9len aus
einem unOeri6lofenen Gelbi6rant
BEN 9etrna BON $40.
= S6neG aeidBt purbe Elm iuaenbs
li6er 9is6, fpel6er bcm &naben 6.nrn
Rphs ppn go. 1920 Selforo 2lpenue
aus Der Clifton uno Wlt2llpin S6uls
Gin fnbrrab entpenoete. Die 0eteta
tips 8casner unb gsdr0gge tonnten
cine bul6e StunDe mad benz 0iebitabl
ben IS Sabre aIten Sonn Sanfilipo
BON go. TAT 6optins Strabe in Saft
nebmen uub ii6erqaben ben Burden
bem sfuoenbgeri6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
Sie Gunoluebrleute.

Die Qanbpebrleute oom 9euti6eu
2anopebrOerein pollen ben Wlai biz
gum 81. austoiten. 9lm Sonntag
bat Der gerein einen WdiuusfIug na4
Der Sarm bes Wtitglieos Senrp 6ein5
in Gbebiot arransiert uno bic 8or6ez
reitungsn iino aufs Bette setroffen.
Der SammsIploB lit um 9 llbr 9ors
mittags an Der Sarriion unb Nort6
gen0 Roab. Die 8nmerdben iin0 sr,
iu4t, iia nit ibren Samilien an bem
4usflug gu betbeiligen. IS si6t Ell
nen per9niiaten Sonntaa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
I'm Niost mur0eN 9eltern fol9eno
Semperatllren reaiitrirt:

sSn Der RG6e ibrer Wobnuns, 90,
1922 3ahorp Strabe. brad oeitsrn
9prmittuq bic 20 Sabre olte SdtC
Sabes. pon Der S5iBs iibermonnt, &c,
puBtlos auinmmen uno mubte ndtI
bem itGotiiden noipjtIl aebra6t iper.
ben. Die Frau osrithisb tura nn6
ibrer @inltsferung i'm itdbtiideu
arontenbaus. QDie feitgciteIlt purOe,
lit eic Trau aud al 9ersi6nG6e.
Der Coroner piro eiuen Snqueit ab-
baIten.
Sin unbetannter. rtrpd 80 Sabre az
ter Mann puroe dsitern Woroen in
einem @oaen an Der blum unb Canal
StraBe belhubtlos auTgefunosn. Der
lin6etannte botte iit dueeniobeinlidl
in Der Sonneritdd ylc9t ben Wdosn
dls Shlafitcae dusertoren. ipurbe ies
bod aeitern Moraen pom einem Sibz
fdblaa betroifsn. Die Boliaei IieB ben
Grtrdnttcn ndh eem itdotii6en Soipis
tal brinaen. Der 3uitdno pes Mans
nes III iehr emit.
ppliaeidti GopeIdn trG1t iif NIT
Der glbiiht. bic gcrtebrspolisiIten
pdbrenb Der beiBcn 5age nur spei
Stunben. unitott 8. ouf ibren ppiter
an ben Strabeneden 5u belufen/ oa
bic gsamten bauernp Den inteniipeH
Spnnenitrablen ausgsiebt iinD. Dess
alrihen orbnsts sFeusrwshrasf 9unser
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
Sm ib6nen Momat Sysai
&alomeiitcr int goiulcaroma fumnli
i'm Grluin 3irfel wieoer 5u Gbren.
Sin 8ait aus YbilaOelpbia.

Der grpln StrteI feiert ietn Wtal'
feit gegen @noe oes Wlonats, benn es
beoeutst BEL ibm bas Gnbe Der Sois
ION. 2luBsrOem lit es ssgsn Wlai.
i4lub man6mal pie beusr i9on redt
tporm unb oann loI bic goiple an
heiten number. Odnt Der brsi Sd.
der, bic Ssrr hilbert geder ange-
bra4t Lnb ben Wino aus alien Sim:
mslsssgenbsn bes Saales auf o;r
5eitgeIeai6aft ipislen lisben, berrI9s
te in Der Grnit aOd Saae cine er.
trGgli6e Ssmpsratur, unb ben ReIt
Der Grinnering on bic uHertrGelihe
Sibs Derideu9te Der Sumor, Der ME
burd 3auberI6lag mad oem eriten
9lds 8oDle getommen ipdr. Die
gOlDle mar ndmli9 porSiigli3 un0
ibr S90pfer, Serr Grnit Serminss
bGuien, bat mai ipieoer beipieieu, bab
er nidt bios in Der 8isrbrduerei sll
Sauis 1T. Cine auBsrit 5ablrei6e @es
ieIll4aft bate ii9 eingefunben, bi.
stIi6e re9t Dsrgniigte Stuuben perIe6s
te. glls gbrengait Dobnte Serr Sen.
rp 2ier3, Qltmeiitsr Der beuti6sn Ssrs
mann Goge oerSreimaurer inpbilds
oelpbia, Der Seitli9tsit BEL uno in
ihDungbafter Rsbe oantte er i'm 2auis
oes glbenos fir bic sripisiens 9ait:
fisunoI6aft.
Der prdiibent bes grtpin 3irtels
Ridtsr glusuit $. gOSs, sr0ffnete bic
6:ittafel nit elmer biibitsu Qnipras
DE uno ernannte bann Serrn Grnit
srop gum Soaitmsiitsr. Dieter fiibt-
te ii4 oamit Elm, bab er einen Safas
manoer rsibsn lieb aui bic Maibople
ivipie auf ihrsn 8raumsiiter. Ri6tsr
gObs er0ffnets bann ben Rsieen be-
@nipra6en, inoem sr in gebunbener
Hebsfpeiie bic Maiboplen Repue paIs
iieren Iieb, bic isit Der bsntlpiirbigen
&ellerbotple Bel Serrn Gmil &usgs+
mann an Der Sbio 2lDenue, i'm Sabre
1900 bonn griuin 3irtel senofen ipor.
ben iinb. Die glnipislung auf flsine
Sntimitdten l0itsn rs6t frsuoise Gs.
banten aug. Oas Sanielmanns Quar-
tett partste alsbann nit bem 2ieb
Die &rait bonn sblen W.in" auf unS
lang als encore Rad Der Seimdi6
mo9t' i9 5isbsn." 9lu6 al bic an
bern i4onsn 2isoer ipslte oas Quar-
tett gum 9sitsn CAB, purbenitetsOas
ceapo perlanst uno segebsn.
Serr $. q. Giienlobr bate einsn
bo6oramatiidsn @ortras, pielmsbr Ell.
ne pantomime, Ssnn sr brdtte nut
3ipsi Wprte ii6sr bic lippen. Oi.
SiirSe beg 8ortrags unb bas orolIies
Mienenipisl perfeblt.n i6re Wirtung
ni6t. Ssrr Carl pIsb ssoadte Der
abpsienbsn G6peitsru unb 3itierts
nebsn anbsrn id0nsn Sa6en oaS
eieb aus elmer fron3oiiI6en Sperette:
Obne Samen, obne Oamen-Io min
es unier &ommnnbant. Hun puroe
bds bon Serrn 8obe berfobte 2isb auF
bic Refprmer angeitimmt unb bann
puroe Ssrrn Senrp aier5 aus pbila.
labelpbia bds Wort ertbeilt. SerieIbs
III glltmeiiter Der Ssrmann a6ae in
Der Gtobt Der 9ruoerliebe, Der dlte,
ten beutidsn 5reimaursrIoss in ben
Der. G5taaten. Gr idIob Ieinen laus
nisen @ortras nit bem i4nsa ielbit
rerfabten @ers:
Der DoIbmeiiter bann.t oas 2siS-
aus Der gruit;
Rabt Walbmeiiter ii6 nabt 5reuS',
2isb' unb 2uit.
Drum ruf' ih laut unb 70 gut ala i4
fam:
Gin @ipat benz 3irtsl uno Saniei.
mann.
9srr @iliam samOa fang mad
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
unfaae.

- SoIpnb 0enint, 45 Sabre aft,
BON HO. 143l Sim StruBe, lpclder
nit bem 4nitreiben e:ner 8eranoa
beg 0auIes Ro. 1755 Sit McWliaan
Strabs beifditiat lpar. itii-ate ourf
einsn iSebItritt ab unb soa ii6 sine
leifte Yerlebuno um''linter Sunogez
lent au. 0emint lief ith i'm itGotis
iden Sralttsn9cus einsn 9erbano an.
leqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
Gs tuiro fiibler.
Srei Sisidlage luaren seitern 5a
Der5eidDuen.

Der WetterprOpbst Ssperaur ers
tlGrte gsitern, oab e5 bsuts uHo NOR.
gen nm 10 bis u 6rao tiiblsr isin
miro. Der So6brut, tpeIder Die un-
ertrGglibe SiBe Der Iebten Gage ber:
OorssrufsH bate, bat Ii9 i'm mitt!sren
Weitsn sebobsn uno es folgt tiibleres
Wetter. Gsitern rsgnete es trGftig al
ben oberen Seen uno i'm MiiIiiiippi
SbaI, pobur6 Die 1emperatur sbers
fails beeiutrG6ttgt piro. Die pprs
nusssiaste aiibIe iOQ Cincinnati tsuts
errei9en.
slm aiost purbsn seItern folgsnoe
2 Semperatureu rediItrirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

an, bnb bic Feuerlpehrlcute ipG6renO
Der hiBenSabresaeit neiBe 6ember nit
tpeiher 9ruit onitdtt Der ieBt OorQss
i6riebcnen \geitGrtten Ddi4e tragen
biirfen.
oynfolqe Der 6ibe brad qeiterr
Naamittag an Der Stanton QDc. uno
McU2tQdn Ctr. Der Qeaer Geo. Gouea
betpuBtlos auiammen unb mubte nah
bem itdbtii6en &rantenbaus aebraft
peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
&ereinigte 5dnger saneertas in CHESTER PARK

nidit nit Dem Strcif ipupntfiiireiI,
10 lonrbe iic 0ub BON Oen s5iibrcrn
Der llrlioll peranlaBt, Die slrbeit ilic.
Ser5ilIegen uib lie iino nod INNER
aebalien an Strcif qus5ubarreH,
i'm ole Stellung 81 itdrfen, Die bon
zen Siibrern oes Carpenters Oiltrifi
Goilnci! cingeuomnen iporOen lit.
Ser glusitanc Der 3imlnerlcitte bni
Ger Stdot Cincinnati i'm glagemcinsn
uno CEN Bmigeperte iin S2ioll0erell
ciien Sdaocn 3ugeiiiot. Der fahnl
nieoer gutjumafen iii. SeBr pisle
@roi,fapitaliiten iltb onr6 Oic 9lr.
tcitcriitltGiiol eltmutbigt poroel
un0 boben beidloiieiL ibr Gelo nidt
in be0eutan0cn Vulillllternebmiingel
an5ulegen lpie iie uriprimsIidl &C.
plant hatten.
9lrbciteriDirrcn tnben I'M periloiie-
nen Sabre Cincinnati gum getroac
BON pielelt Wiillioncn BON Collars &C,
id)doiat iino au6 Der 8erlnit al slr'
bcitsIoGncn Der ourd, Die pielgl
Streifs perilriatlt poroen, fam pon
cen Sobnarbeitern nie ipieoer glttge-
mndt merOcn. sSiir lie lit es ein a6ic-
ltter gerIuit l.nb ie0er Gag Ger
6ortooucr elmer inoiiltriellen Sto,
rung. lpie lie Ser 3lmmermnnnsau;.
itano it, bebelitet ein meiteres Nm
Imad)icn Sieies a5iolrten 8erlllies
iilr 0cn slr6eitcr. Die glrbeiter, Die
lid 5u Oieien Strcifs pcrleiten lniiclt,
be5abIcr tdalif) einen iurdtbaren 5ri'
But fiir Die irlbitiiidtige 9ropaganoa
Ser llnionsiiibrer, Die millens limo,
Die SSntereiien Der OiitglieOer 81,
rpierrL I'M ibre egoiItiiden 3iele 5u
ioroern.
Gic 3eit lit nllnrnehr gefonmen,
lpenn Die @eidditsintcreiieu aIer
alaiien eine iolioe ,gbaluur gegen
Streifs jc0er glrt tiloen miliien, oa.
nit Der CUTE Ruf imierer Staot ais
Centrum oes inouitriellen 5rieOens
luie6er beraeitellt per0en fam.
Nus allen ben o6igen @riin0en
lmo neil oas 0oniinirenbe @eien Der
llnionsiiihrer ilnertrdglib gelporoen
lit, ioppbl iiir ben fleibigen uno
iparinmcn slrbeiter, lDie aud iiir 0el
Yaluunternebmer, 10 erfldren mir,
Gle 9aullnterue5ner, oie mir iait Otc
geiammten 3immerleitte in Samilton
Goilntp beidJ1ftigen, BOP mir beihloi.
len haben, unier Seid;dit III 3ufunit
aIs iogenanntc YSpeu Chops" be.
trei6en per6ei, ons beiBt, oaB mir
i'll feiner Weiie iueoer iiir nod aeget
Die Nniiellllng bon llllionarbeiteru
oisfrlnlinlren pereet. slrbeiter Dcr'
Den nngcitellt merben gleid)oiel Oh
lie slrbeiteriuliouen anaeboren. ODER
nldt. Sie beitsbenoen 2obnraten mer.
ben be5abIt iueroen llno Die belteben.
ben glrheitslhun0er meroen reipeftirt
ipcroen nnO Die @ebingllngcn Der DC.
ihditigung iperoen pie mir boiicn.
iiir Den slrbciter ebenio ipie fiir oen
glrbeitgeber 5uirieoenIteaeno ieiu. Gs
miro infer geitre6en iein, unier @e.
iddft prompt nuo idJnell az erIebigen
obne Streifs uno 9er5ogerilugen uno
i'll FOLDER @eiie, I'M Sie glnerfen.
nilng unb 3miriebenbcit 9laer 5u er.
perben nit Oenen, ODER iiir Die mir
tBatig iino."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
9l6t gersleute peruns
Qliidt.

5amaerd, pu., 20. Mai. -
9l6t 9ersleute tamen am 5reitlg ii
elmer glntbracitz&oblsnmtn bsi bieTis
GER StaOt inns 9eben, aIs Der 8oro.
in Dem Iis su Gag seforbsrt ipe-oeu
iOIItsn, IosriB uno in bic Siefs binaps
itiirate.
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GEN S's6oe6auo(du6
Sat bic @ercinianns Der gannntcr'
ueBmer Der Oraaniiirtcu Trbeiter.
idjait binsemuricn.

Gie @eifdite ioIlcn in 3ufimft ,alS
,Spcn Chops" bctrieben meroen
slrbeiter iolen obne 8iidiidl
oui lire sngcborigfeit 8il llnicnel
angeiieIlt pcrhcn. Cine ertla'
riing III hiciem Sinne pnroc &c
iteru pon ocn gaiuiutcrnebmeru
abgcgcben.- 9ic llnnatgiebigfeii
Der llniuu Der 3immerlcutc oie
llriadc fir oiricn Sdlritt. - 9er
g!ortlaut Ser GrfI1run1.
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eaffe bic 6dmcrrbothc ut6 t
sulbrti. gsufhnlIttd luN anbcrc
Rfuihmiticl ~o,nucuoCu m Scii' mo Gtlo'
pcridlmcnbHna. Sus ciuIac 0urduuc unrit1-
Iihc 0eiimilcl ;ir oicic idmcribaitc Hrauihcit
N guntsiiS 50 ipiro mn Qiiuneru ncr gNtia
fcnidblit ais htc mthtsiic mr0iBiuiitlc 9His
nednra crlldrt Die ictt 20o Satrcn pctnulht
murnclt 3u t0hen IN alien reitonuricn MpDs
ihricn niiict cith Dor gahnbmnpcu gdlict
NGrauf ouh bic llrtcribrtit nm z. Stiebce ~.
=. Hh aui icocr Seiie ocr SGn1ieI 3eitu6et.
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aafernen6Ofbtat6e

llnterofFi3ier: .Stodmnier, ftierer
Sic bod nitt 10 per0peifeIt ben grbs
buoen an, als bGtten sic ben 9tftbes
der oss alien Sotratss seIsert."
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acIGncr inter ii d.

Der 8erI Oon Rr. II bot nitt Ell
ncn Seller (riutQeIO QeGebenl Git
nob i'd mid Dprber beim Seruusges
ben geiifert latte
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Qoppd2 2rogrammss s@a%if'"a' "% n% llal l'9F

GGrtide @eOer cute icbner lnlo golfsbelntgunocu
nlalldcr Nrt - @Htrih Toe
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
OLE HANSON
WINS PRAISE

Greeted by large audiences,
Ole Hanson, progressive eandi-
date for United States senator,
made addresses last night at
South Tacoma and at Falkland.
He received a splendid reception
at both places.
Hanson's address at Falkland
was devoted to the subject of
Justice" He demanded a just
governments and expressed his
firm belief that such a govern
ment could be obtained only on
practical application of pro-
gressiye principles.
"Our country is great enough
to be just and just enough TO
be great" declared Hanson. No
nation can be great in the broad
sense of the word unless it is
Just to all it's citizens and all
the world.
THE only way to interpret
concrete justice is to give 10 the
majority the right to define It,
enact IL, enforce IT. Therefore
we demand a government of a
self-controlled democracy and
pledge ourselves to secure such
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
TRAPPED-HOWA AN AMERICAN GIRL

hymn which everyone was sing
ing, under all the laughter OF
the little children who did not
understand, l heard that woman g
whispered words tC'est fini.''
Tuesday morning began By our
standing in line at the district po-
lice court, to get our passports
signed. Word came along the
line that without Identification
from the hotel in which we were
living no police signatures would
be given. And IL was just here
that the indescribable something
which We will call Blind Luck
made its first appearance.
II We had not Just then gone
back 70 our hotel for an identi-
fication card. We would have
missed = tele phone cali from an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03

The rulnor was strong that NO
boats left Havre. My friend did
not dare risk IL, and so did not
take the ticket. | dared. for /
was trying to catch the PhiIadeI-
phia- SO I gave her my Dieppe
ticket and took the one 20 Havre
myself.
1t was then 1:30 D. m. and the
train to Havre left at 3*30.
The French Line clerk look ed
at me in amazement. There are
no places left on La France. he
said. but there are on the Chi
cago. which sails Saturday. Go
at once to the American Line. If
they say your ticket - good ex-
change. i Is
The American Line office woul7
not open until two. but onee u1re
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
HOLD WOMAN

SEATTLE, Sept. 3. That
Joseph ]. Hogan, doorkeeper at
the Orpheum theater. came TO
his death as teh result of a bullet
wound inflicted by his wife, Mrs.
Mary Hogan, in the foyer of the
theater, Saturday afternoon, after
a domestic quarrel in which the
woman was the aggressor, was
the finding of the coroner's jury
yesterday. The jury recommend
ed that the woman be held to
answer TO such a charge as the
prosecuting attorney may deter
mine. Prosecuting Attorney John
F. Murphy said that a charge of
murder in the first degree would
probably be preferre1
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
POLITICAL
DISHONESTY

State Senator Paulhamus, speaking as Congress
man j. A. Faconer's representative here, advises
for A. " Fawcet for second choice for United States
senator
THIS ADVISE is DISHONEST
real progressive would not counsel such action.
Only crafty politician would advise progressives
to give second choice votes to Fawcett in this
test. Fawcett has chance. Fawcett knows he has
no chance and Paulhamus knows it,
The whole state recognizes only two real candi-
dates for the senatorship the progressive ticket
They are Ole Hanson and Falconer. These are the
men who should receive both the first and the sec
ond choice votes of every true progressive.
The Times believes Hanson stands head and
shoulders above Falconer in every respect. Never
theess the Times advises progressives, all progress
sives, to vote for Falconer for second choice Fa-
coner supporters who honest in their progress
sive claims do their party worthier service
than to urge .Falconers friends to vote for Hanson
for second choice.
Any other action is political skullduggery.
Any other action is downright dishonest.
Down deep in its heart The Times believes Ole
Hanson is the only progressive who sweep this
state in victory, and defeat Standpatter Wesley
LORIMER Jones. For Hanson does not fater and
hesitate questions involving principle as some
candidates have done No doubt Hanson is
real progressive. No questions he is fighter.
No one doubt his ability his courage his sterling
honesty, in private as well in public life.
The Times hopes he is nominated for the good of
the people and for the good of the state The Times
urges progressives to vote for Hanson first choice
and for Falconer second choice.
But If any progressive conscientously believes
Falconer should get first choice vote, Ole Hanson
surely deserves that persons second choice vote.
ACT ON THE SQUARE, PROGRESSIVES
Paulhamus advice is dishonest, and if Falconer
sanctions Pauhamus' advice, it is only further evil
dence of how much bigger Hanson is than
Falconer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-09-03
MAY SOLVE

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Sept. 3.
-Thebod y of a woman found on
the Lower Yukon is believed by
the authorities to be that of
Dutch Marie" Schmidt, in con-
nection for whose alleged murder
federal officers are looking for
"B1ueberry. Tommy Johnson.
Identification of the body is
not complete, but the federal au-
thorities believe 1t will be estab-
lished at an autopsy which will
be held within a few weeks.
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highway ditch near Fife, is held
at the city Jail. Deputy Prose-
eutor Askren today took up an
investigation of the accident. Evil
dence has been gathered, the po-
lice declare, to show that Gard
ner had been drinking.
Gardner denies drinking any
thing before making the trip and
SAYS that he was driving at IS
mile speed.
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SHOOTS LOVER
AND SUICIDES

SEATTLE, Sept. 3.-"He has
had plenty of time to marry me.
cannot staE.s Il any longer .
This brief note explains the
shooting of DR.. Frank l.. Flee
hert. a dentist. age "a. I'm the
Hotel Holland last night by Clara
La Lone, %, HOS Market street,
Ballard. Miss La Lone wounded
DR.. Fieehart so seriously that his
life is despaired of. She COM
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? PROSECUTOR WILL PROBE
AUTO ACCIDENT, GIRL
INJURED, CANNOT LIVE

Unconscious since O'Clock
"Wednesday morning. Miss Babe
Walters, the girl who was in
jured in a joy-ride accident, is
gradually sinking at the Tacoma
General hospital. and all hopes
for her recovery have been given
up.
Earle Gardner. chauffeur of
the car that went into the Pacific
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AUsTRIANs vANQUIsHED
MORE CONF DENT

PARIS Sept SDespite to
the situation at the
Though President Poincare
s the embassies OF -led
deaux, and the wounded being
United States Ambassador In
irving here The first
Paris Before the
embassies archives
Arrangements being w. Garrett Unit
Bordeaux with the third
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ofher American woman Saving
that she knew that the Channel
boats were running. and that we
must pack our bags and go di-
rectly to the Saint Lazare station.
where we could try to get a
ticket. We packed our bags and
went.
The party. like all the strange
combinations of those DAYS, con
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sisted OF a man and his wife and
a little child. and two college
boys who had annexed them
selves | agreed to go with them.
and being thus provided for.
guarded the luggage while my
friend, and the other American
woman who had telephoned us.
went out to join the line in the
street.
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The Retail Grocers' Protective
association of Tacoma has sent
resolutions to the city council
commanding the work of the city
weights and measures inspector
and asking that he be given an
automobile OF other facilities 70
handling his work easier.
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LONDON STILL HAS HOPES

LONDON, 8.Germanys believed
here reached Off
ffdent the kasers N reach Par
be
of
evidence
German - - -
AUsTRIANs
the Austri
west. : 49,
to help the here
that
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Isot later.
Fifty cardinals participated in the election
which was tribute to the late pope and his secretary
Of state, Merry Del Val.
The new pope assistant to the latter until he
became cardinal and archbishop of Bologna last May
he was born in Peili Italy, in 1854.
The new pope Is an ardent supporter of Merry Del
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ENEMY WITHIN
10 MILES OF
french CITY

PARIS, sept 3-A Although there doubt hat
authorities
mhes have taken place
ay governor hss thrown It's entire
our left back but slowly
break through from north blocked"
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man came and talked TO me
through the grating. Don {
change your Philadelphia ticket. =
viii leave Havre tonight for
Southampton. Get on this next
Continued on Page Three
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CHAPTER ".
ALL GONE TO THE WAR
By Louise Townsend Nicholl.


she whispered.
and went out OF
the room, lest l
should see her
cry. I learned
afterwards that
her husband, her
three brothers,
and her hus-
bands brothers
had all gone.
And after that.
under all the
shouting Of the
mom, under all
Of the national
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Val Is considered certain that he will forward the
late popes policy of healing the breach between the
Vatican and italian government the quarrel dating
from the time of the loss of the pope's temporal
power.
Like his predecessor the new pope belongs to the
anti modernist school and Is said like Plus be con-
cerned with the internal affairs of the church
than with world politics.
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PETRoGRAD est. Petersburg, s.-That m
babies
the Austrians sheled charged
Nremya asserted during
ment the Red Cross flag totally disregarded
trians The
has substantiated
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ELECT DELLA CHIES
POPE BENEDICTUS y

ROME, Sept. 3.-Cardnal Della CHESS, an Italian
was elected as the new pope by the members of the
sacred college the ninth ballot to take the place
left vacant by the death Of Pope Plus X
The cardinals have been in secret session here for
several days, the result of the election being made
know this morning.
The newly elected pope has chosen the name of