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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
Suiammentnnft bon 3eitnnssnlen:
iden.

Die CONNER 3uiammentunft Der
3eituussmeni6en bis 3. @onsreB
Diitri'ts finoet oieies Subr i'm Monal
Nuau1t in Mem ulm itatt. Dies murbe
in Der in Winneba9o ON lebten Treita9
itattsefunbenen QBinterueriamu1lun9
oieler Dereini9uns beidlo6en. Sdon
in Der Tairmont @onuenlion wuroen bic
&ebatteure fiir ote W,nte1iieuus nod
New ll4m einselaoen, oa aber B,nne
bueo fd f@on ftaber um oieie @ituns
bemorben bate, 10 eini9te mon ftb oa=
bin, bic Sommer Weriommluns nod
New ulm ~ uerle9en, weldss eann
auh eeidab. DoB bic 9tem ulmer bic
Deloen Der 6elber" in bolpnabler Weiie
besruBsn merben untetlieat feinem
3weifel.
unsefabr 80 3eitunssmeniden be-
teilieten li9 an Der @onuention in
Winuebaao. Ser sanae Sag wuroe
@sl9dtten 9emiemet uno uiele Sa@en
mel9e far Die Profel.on pon @i@tiss
teit fno murbeu etusebenb beipro&en.
I'm i1br murbe in ben Club Gdum:
l,9teren Der Metbooiiten Stride Elm
Bantett ieruirt an meIden ouBer ben
@alteu unsefdbr 100 Der G.nwobner
oes Stdo,hens tetlnobmen. @bitos
| s. 6. 3ablep funsirte ols Eooifmeifter
Die Bes,iBunssreoe belt u. 6. Dunn.
einer Der e1fteu Nnfteoler uon jene'
@esenb. e. 9. Nelion, Elm @eidafts:
noun BON 2uoerne bdtte cine Nnip1od'
balten loQen nber ben Wert uon Nn:
se,ser. Qa er cber ueaen &rantbe'
ue, e,blnbert muroe onmeieno gu iein, Il
pe1las @btior Wlo,eaur ietnen lbe'
oieien @esenitanb onssferti9ten Auf
las.
0ie 9ouptreoens wureen sebolten Dor
Sobn .. Deets pon Wanfato welde,
aber bic @ntm' dsluns pom biefem Gbei
oes Stoats fp'a9 unb uon oem beruor
raeenben 81, fuB wel@en bic 3eitun9s
leute gerobe b,etln auslbten unb Dor
| prof. M. 8 2em,s uon Der Wtnnebasl
po9idute weldsr cine bodit belebren
be Nnipra9e bielt ilber rAderbau.
Abenos mobnten bte @dite ouf Ginta
oune bes ommereial Clubs pom Wtr
nebogo Der Muffibruns oes &beaterftid!
,1bat Yrinler Of uoeQs" bet.
! Die Beamtenwabl er9ab folaenbei
Reiultat: Brdi., Sames &uane
Slapton Gazette; @ice Prdi., 6. Us
Dillman, Blue @ortb Boit; Setr.
@obert 6. 6orreR, 3aie Bilion Bilot
sdobm., ". 81. WeQes. Wortbins
ton @lobe. Der 8ouau9sausidui
mirb ipGter pom Nrdiioenten ernann
weroen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
Suruer Sasiatung IN MiuueapOlis.

Die 4s. Eosfabuns bes Minneiota
EurnbeatrtS mel9e lesten Samstag tn
Der 9aQe bes st. antbonp Eurnuereins
in Minneopolis obaebalten muroe. mar
eine Der erfolgrei9fen bic felt Slbren
i'm Be3irt itattfanb.
@,uiam Pfaenber, st. flbrte ben
Vo.iib uno Der Stem ulmer Turnperein
mar our9 tolsenoe Dele9aten pertreten:
Ettus Mared, @m. pfaenber, Sr,
gilbert Ste,nbauler, 6. S. 8uebrer,
@opt @omin SUM-, Peter Sderer nno
grant @aues.
Den peridiebenen 0ereinen murbe
lebr ans 9era seleat cine resere Edtis
teit auf se,ittsem @ebiete gu lniceniren
Bennm6al,d fou bieies Sebr i'm
SUM in Douns Nmerica elm Eurner
Voltsfeit abeebalten meroen uno 3ma'
an einem .Sonntag Dieies 5eft nimmt
ben 8lob bts iibliden 5weitdsieen Be:
Sirfsturnfeites.
Ser Be3irtsporort wuroe ermddtist
ben Besirt bel Der Ieter uon oem gol
oenen Mmlsiubildum pon 1urnlebrer
@eoroe Brofus pon Wiilmautee bu, d
Deleeaten miiroig pertreten 3u loGen
Eurnlebrer 8rol lius III INNER nod i'm
Dtenit, unb bot mdbreno ieiner so
jdbriqen Edtisteit sroBen @,fols i'm
Eurnlebrerfo9 qebobt. Sabrelang mar
er Qeiter oes Gurnlebretieminar8 in
U1ilmautee.
Statt zines &ommeries fanb Cams
to9obeno elm seiftteer Gurnobenb ftatt.
Bel oieier @eleeenbeit belt Mb. 6albt:
ianer Don st. Baul einen bS9ff in
tereiianten unb lebrreiben Uortrog lbet
bic @eididts unb bic @rrun9eni9aften
oe8 decentralization Turnerbunoes
Nie MnIprade murbe lebr beifdui9 aui.
9enommen.
Die nddfte Eoefotuna fnbet in ct.
Baul ftatt uno Der 81. Mntbonp Eurn:
ueretu murbe obermals nit benz Bes
3irtsporort betraut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
Soctaliiti1ber 8ortrag.

ginen sr6Beren @sfauen bdtte bic
beuti@e Spra6aruppe Den 9iem ulmer |,
n,dt erme,ien t6nnen. als ben betannten
ShriftfteQer. 0oltsreouer uno 9um-
oriaen Oscar Nmertnser bierbsr gu ell
nem Vo,tro9e gu i@'deu. De,ielbe bat
absr in ieiner pon aeIunbem pumor
burdorunseuen &eoe n,@t uur ben gu
b6rern eine 9roBe Treuoe bereitet. Ien-
bern fir bic Berbreituns Der seiunoen,
sdten io6'aliit'iben 2ebre bier in 9tem
ulm 9roBen 8ori9ub aeleiftet. Nob
ME bat e'n &eouer in tur5en ternisen
Sdeen ben Soiialismus pon allen sSeis
ten 10 belau9tet unb ben @esnern bes-
ielben in w,b'ser Be1e be'maeIeudtet.
ols mie 9err Mmerinser es Montug
cbrnb i'm tleinen Saal ber TurnbaQe
getan bot.
Sbmobl bic BeriammIuns gut be-
iubt mar, beoauern mir bod lebbaft,
oaB nidt nebr yeute 7a einaeiteQt bat;
ten, oa ibnen Elm gems Brei@er Mbeno
bu,d ibre Qbweienbeit ent9ing, Die
uieuei@t alero,uss auf @tiinoe 3urid
3ufiibren 1T, uelde in frnberen Ser
iammlun9en le,9t batte perminoen wsr:
ben t0nnen.
Don bier reiite 6err Nmerineer mad
Wfilmoutee, no er Diensta9abeub cine
Heoe bielt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
gerfauf bon glutomobilen rieiig.

Wenn bas Mntoufen pom Mutomobtls
als Barometer ber 3etteu gu betra9ten
1T, 10 unterliest es gar teinem 3meifel.
ooB bier in bteiem Ge.l bes Staates
teine f@le@te 3etten uorseberri@t baben
uno onB bic Musitdten auf elm 9utes
Sabr bic oentbar beiten iinb. Sbmobl
Die Soiion erit ,bren Mnfans madt, 10
itnb bod i@on so neue &raftwasen an
ben Nann gebrodt morben. Sin Eeil
oouoln murben smar i@on letten 9erbif
oertauft aber iino nod nidt i'm @e
branh aeweien. Die Musfidten iino
bic oen'bar beiten, bog Dor @ube oes
Jabrss ii@ bic 3abl ber Mutomobil
@,gentiimer beinabe perooppeln wirb
6iermit liife ber ueuen Mutomobil
Giaentiimer nit Name ibrer Benb.n
futNde:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20

Clerk-Henry Simmet Il
Treasurer-George Sach
Justice-Chas. Sjogren
]. Constable-JOseph Wartha.a
. !. $500 was voted for all purposes.
Town of Nicollet.
Supervisor-O. K Door -
Clerk. G.. Bruins
Treasurer-Wm. Bode, Jr.
Justice-N. A. Door
Constable-Fred Kastens
Assessor-Herman Wells
Nicollet Village.
President-August Stolt
Trustees-Herman Siege, Fred Volky
Henry Aastrom
Recorder-H. C. Heidemam
Justice-A. P. Anderson
West Newton.
Supervisor-Joseph KienleD
Clerk-Math. Walser
Justice-Alex. Russell
Constable-Alex. Koneck
Township Of Courtfand.
Supervisor-Julius W.. Schroeder
Clerk-Fred Rengstorf
Justice-Sam Gieske
Constable-John Drill
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
Biniae Gabrt nad BET pacifid)el1 &nH'
iiber sic gbitaao & 9fo1tbs
wtfteru N1.

Bom Is. Mdr3 bis Is: April 1914
peroeu tdsli9 Biaete mad 9elena.
Butte, Nampa, M.1ouIo, Salt Hate
@up, Osoen, BocateQo. Gan Trons
etseo, @an Diego. Sos Mnseles, BORT
) lamb, Eocoma. Seattle. Spotane uno
yieIen anberen Stdoten .su reouetrten
Breiien uertauft. Wabl pom Nouten.
@auftiae ntberlese. YtiDitesien. 5it
udbere Mussunft menbet Sud an bte
Tldst A9enten. Aoo l9-15
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
M}dr5 Nbrednuns.

Bei Der Md,a Abrednuu9 wel@e
tb,dlid pom SO. Muc,tor Bosel uno 60.
sdotme,tter 6en,p S Berg uollenoet
narbe. feate es it4 beraus, onR TIM
@anaen bic Summe uon $57, 1893 76
3e.t Der Ietten 4brednuns couetttert
pube, Die s,0B'e Abreduuna in Der
@eid,dte bes @cun ps. bo ite $l3. $50
80 a,SBer III mte t,e l'eidb'iqe.
Die Summe pon $22, ,529 80 murbe
an bic pe,id,eoenen Sbulen oes
gounlps pe,tt,lt. $l5,o57.o9 an bic
Tcmns unb Otiihatien i'm Gonntp.
$40. 9s4 81 mu,oe Der Gountp Sch.
abt,m,elen uno her Stoot erbdlt be
Summe pom 80 1922 OIL nnter b'eler
! Ge,,e'lune e,boll Der M'm ulms'
Sdulb,ltrift be Summe pon So 739 70
m.br als Elm D1ittel mebr ols on CUE
snoeren g hulen beg @ounfps ue'teilt
puroe. Bon Der @siomm'iumms
welde an Die polit,lden Nbteilun9en b's
@oun'ys our 8erte'lura selonate. er
b,el1 bic Stobt Stem ulm beinabe Elm
DritteI bopon. 6ietmit uoufdnoiser
Be1,dt Der Wdr5 Nbre@uun9:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20

= 6rant $. Bebnte reife eeffern
na9 ct. Sames unb nod mebrtdqiqem
Mufentbalt raielbif sebt er nod st.
Better nm feline 6rau mel9e fdon lbe,
3 Boden ibre S9mefter beiu9t, Ipdte:
ifcns bis Montagabenb na9 9auie 3u
besleittn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20

- Moraen (5omstag) mirs Sobn
Diu eine @rholunasreiie nad St Baul
ontreten. @dbrenb feiner Nbmeienbeit
mirb ietn Bruoer George bem Bater i'm
@ei@dft bebilfti3 iein.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20

9. M. Mobler :uon Der aoats
I hen @eiunbbeitsbeb6rbe mar Wlitts
nod in ber @taot um meitexe Bofiers
y ooen NIT nod ct Baul au nebmen.
@r nal m au9 bic @elegenbett mabr bic
bppc4lorib Mnla9e au in'p'e'ren U, b
fanb beB biefelbe l19 in better OSbnuns
befnbet.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
Fords, all FIVE passenger cars.

=.
foros' al i've passenger Cars
Albert Werner, Milford
Tony Henle
Henry Arvest
Chas. tiles
Anton Hengel
German Beussmann
Henry Meyer
Frltz Lleder
George Mauch .
Albert Froemming "
Christ stueber g
George Eckstein, Sigel
VIM. Berg ''
John Stadick .
JOS Souknp IS
Jos. kretsch F"
Henry Kretsch q
Herman Kretsch 50
Geo. Gobelirsch West Newton
John Boyer
Bernhard Rannweiler =,
Otto Berberich Courtland
John. SchreYer Cottonwood
Tony Wagner - e
Peter Hengel City
Mike Klinkhammer "
Leonard Vetter Sc
VIM. Gieseke
Geo. Gieseke
Detroiters: And. Tauer, John Berg,
Henry Liesenfeld, Frank Schleif
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20

Bei German gorpes 1T am Mons
tao .in tleiner @iammbalter etn9etebrt
unb bel Marttn @rant am Dienstaa
Elm E69ter9tn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-03-20
@pecial @iBuu9 Der Gouutp &on1,
mifidre.

eyn Der tiir3li4 absebaltenen Special
5itung Der Goun,p Gomm'tidre tamen
be siuselaufenen Angebote iiir ben Bau
Der betapnten Dinobcrn D1nde in Conn
Stnrt mie folat 3ur Berlsfnna:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30
Lung Trouble Yielded
To This Medicine

II you are suffering with serious
lung trouble, IL will pay to fully In
Vestigate Eckman's Alternative, a
remedy which has caused many re-
coVerfes. One follows:
1923 Girard Ave. Phila., Pa.
Gentlemen:-in the winter OF
1903 I had an attack Nof Grippe. fol :
lowed by Pneumonia and later by
lung trouble. In the winter OF
1901 1 had cough, night sWeats.
fever and raised quantities of awful
hemOrrhages; at one time three In
three successive days. Three physic-
ians treated me 4 was ordered to
the mountains, but did not go.
Eckman's Alternative was recon-
mended by a friend. After taking
small quantity / had the first
quiet nights sleep for weeks MY
Improvement was marked from the
first. 1 gained strength and
weight and appetite. I never had
another hemorrhage and my cough
gradually lessened until entirely
gone. l am perfectly we'll"
abbreviated
(Affidavit) ANNIE Y. LOUGHRAN
Eckman's Alternative is most eff
ffeacious In bronchial catarrh and
severe throat and lung affections
and upbuilding the system. Con
drugs Accept no Substitutes.
Small size, 81; regular size, ~. Sold
by Owl Drug Co. 904 c st; French
Drug Co, 18th and Pacific ay;
Crown Drug Co. 1892 Pacific av,
Write Eckman Laboratory, Phila-
selphia, Pa. for booklet on reeov-
cries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30
BE SURE To GET
REAL RESINOt

II you want to get rid of ecze-
ma pimples. or other distressing
skin eruptiOns, YOU will accept
no substitute" for Resinol.
Otntments similar in name OF ap-
pearanee are NOT Just the same
as Resinol." Although a FEW
INSCRIPTIONS dealers may offer
them AS or FOR Resfnof. they
are often crudely made, of little
healing power, and some may
even be dangerous to use. Every
druggist keeps genuine Resinol
because doctors prescribe IL reg
ularly; 50 IL you buy In the orig
NAL BLUE package you win be
safe from substitution. For sam
pie free. write to Dept. AIR. Res
inoi- Baltimore. Md.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30
10 Letters to Cynthia Grey

OWN you please tell
me what to do? | am a girl
of 16 who has been working
ever since i was IL. Have
worked in several places
where there were boys. 1
just had to leave because
of them. One of the boys
said | was too pretty a girl
to do Homework and that he
couldn't keep his hands soff.
He made me so mad putting
his arms around me that j
left.
Now, Miss Grey, / am
working where there is a
boy. The other day he came
in and grabbed me in his
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

most peculiar manner.
At first he was very talka-
tive-so much so that l thought
he had been drinking. but In a
short time he relapsed into a
moody silence. This became so
pronounced that I rose. but to
my surprise, Dick did not seem
to want to go. Eliene, too. seem
ed to be very nervous at the
thought OF being left alone with
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nary. Between them they per-
suaded me to stay longer, and Il
pas nearly one o'clock before we
teft the house in one of Harry's
ears.
Drive out to the park" said
Dick to the chauffeur. Il know
can't sleep" he explained to
me as he settled himself down
In the seat and began to smoke
furiously.
did not say a word. but I put
my hand over ON his. He liter
ally crushed me to him and said
IN kind of smothered voice:
have been wondering for the
last three hours that we have
been at Harry's Just how much
you care for me-"
Isn't that a queer thing 20
ask OF me, dear? You should
Know by this time that | love you
utterly"
We'll. perhaps should AJAX
you. dearest, how much you trust
me? This was said in a wistful
tone that was unutterably plead
ing and boyish.
Dear boy, l think I trust you
as much as | love you. but |
can't tell that for l have never
been tested"
Dick shivered. "I am trying
to be very honest. dear, not only
to YOU but to myself-trying 20
tell the exact truth, for I can
see that we have come TO some
crisis I'm our affairs"
Whatever you tell me, Dick,
Il Il ahall heIfnxrA
the whole world says something
different
My God" Dick calculated un-
der his breath. does any man
deserve the love of good
woman"
Tell me what is worrying you,
dear. | can't help you until |
know your trouble. Ii IL is the
loss of money we need not worry
long over that. can teach school
again. The principal of the
high school asked me yesterday
If | did not want to do some sub
stitute work this winter"
Dick groaned. Dearest. dear
est, IL isn't that-it is scandal
nasty scandal which may mean
something much worse"
AS he said this Dick scanned
my face fearsomely for what he
should see there.
THAT, too. we can bear to-
gether," / said, answering the
look.
First, my darling, I want to
tell you. holding you close to my
heart, as | do now, that I am In
nocent of any wrong Ding. In
fact, l was trying to do a kind
ness to the woman" My heart
suddenly stopped-so there was a
woman in II!
Don't shrink from me, dear.
n want you 20 understand abso-
lutely. l am perfectly innocent
of any wrong-doing with the
woman who will probably accuse
me so tomorrow" Dick hesitated
q moment.
Perhaps, dear, I have not al
ways been as good as l might,
flor / am only the average man
but in this case | am NOT
guilty"
Tell me the whole story,
dear" | said; you see up to now
you have been rather incoherent.
l only know that you expect to
be accused of something tomor-
row of which you are not guilty.
Is ii criminal?"
Yes" was Dicks low answer
I turned to the chauffeur myself
this time, and said: Drive us
home, John"
I'VE won't talk any more about
it until we get home. Dick, and
then we will see what can be
DONE"
was sure II was not Eleanor
Fairlow, and for the life of me |
could not connect Dick with any
other woman. Then like a flash
came Eleanor's remark about
''the woman with the big brown
eyes"
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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arms. l ran upstairs and all
l could do was cry. | told
a friend. She wants me to
leave. like this place
very much. Do you think it
best to leave, as | think he
is making a fool out of me?
What shall l do or say il
he tries il again?
HAZEL.
A.-Wby do you allow anyone
TO make a fool out of you? Cry.
ing won't get you through this
world; at least, not very well.
You must cultivate seIf-reliance
and learn right now that you
must protect yourself. The next
time boy insults you, resent il
instead of running away to cry.
III Won have the idea in your
head that you are too pretty 10
do homework, get it out immedi-
ately, for housework is just as
honorable as any other kind of
work, and a young girl who il
alone In the world is much bet
ter off employed I'm a respectable
home.
III yea cannot get along where
there are boys, why don't You
find place where tire are none ?
There are. many homes of the
kind i'm this city. But I am sure
III you make mp your mind 20 do
IL, You can make these boys keen
their place. Nou will meet that
type of man In every walk of life,
so YOU had just as well begin
right now to stand up for your
self and protect your dignity.
Q.-You have helped so
many others, could you help
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30
VALUE OFHYOMEI
It's the Safe Catarrh Remedy.
Nothing Better for
Head Colds.

Do not endanger your health
| by taking strong drugs in the
hope of curing coughs. asthma,
head colds OF dangerous eatarrh
that frequently destroys the
hearing. Use Hyomei. a simple
combination of healing oils that
you breathe through a small In
haler. Its curative and health
giving medication clears stuffed
up head like magic.
Hyomei quickly goes to all the
sore and inflamed tissues lining
the nose and throat-its anti
septic healing begins at once and
dull headaches, that distressing
choking, constant shifting, and
unclean discharges surely cease.
Hyomei is not only a pleasant
Treatment but very inexpensive.
Be sure to get the complete out
fit that contains inhaler and bot
tie of liquid. Grown Drug Co.
sells Il on the "No-cure-nO-pay"
plan. Surely try Hyomei today
you have nothing to lose on this
senerous offer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

here about a year and have
a nice home, but do get SO
lonesome for someone my
own age. am 20 years
old.
| have gone to church,
but everyone is so busy and
interested in their own af-
fairs that l feel more lonely
than IL | hadn't gone.
Can you tell me il there
is any way to meet some
nice young people? Perhaps
you have heard from some
one who has had the same
difficulty.
Sincerely,
At Is always thus in
large city. especially one wher,
the population is more or les
transient. 1 do receive man,
calls similar to yours, but I can
not take the responsibility O
putting strangers i'm touch witt
each other.
At one timeI was a stanger In
a large city and l realize that Il
Is difficult TO meet the sort o.
people one wishes to associats
with, and IL takes time TO choos.
friends. found that the besi
way to meet nice people wa,
through some organization, sucI
as a lodge, club, etc. hut yot
must join one of these TO be
come well acquainted. As yos
say, they are interested in then
own affairs, but when you join
you become one of them, ant
their interests will
become yours. Every church ma:
for young people
and a number of the lodges have
wOmen's auxiIiaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Surely you are anx-
ious to make a saving
on your Dental Work
and yet you're partic-
ular that Il shall be
well performed.
Well. frankly. that
is at once where this
office becomes of ma
terial interest to you.
We have an equip
ment that makes the
production of high
class Dental Work a
matter of every day
accomplishment. Thou
sands of people in ev-
cry walk of life will
tell you so.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

4 was snocktI
when l saw Dick
come into the
library at Ell
iene :. He was
pale as a ghost,
his face " q 8
drawn and his
mouth was alter
nately shut in
the most deter
mined lines, and
-trembled convul-
sively.
ii e seemed
genuine glad 90
see Harry, but
he kept looking
at me in the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

A stump. burning bee will be
held tonight at Milton. Several
crews have been organized aud
will burn stumps and rubbish on
the county road between the
north and south limits of the
town. "Wienes" and other eats
will b served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30
POLITICS

SPOKANE, Oct. 30.-OIe Han
son, progressive candidate for u.
S. senator. spoke at the armory
last night, eight blocks from the
center of the city, and attracted
an audience of 5000 persons.
Governor Lister spoke at a demo-
cratic rally downtown to an aud
fence of eco.
The two parties had opposing
bands and street rallies, with the
keenest possible riv2ry. Hanson
spoke for an hour and one-half
on state Developments. Demo-
Gratis and republicans alike con-
cede that Hanson will carry this
county by 5000 majority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Hundreds OF teachers. instrac-
tors and friends attended the re-
ception and dance of the teach
ers' institute held last night IN
the Lincoln Park High school
gymnasium. The High school or
chestra gave a concert.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

The Society of Spiritual Truth
will entertain with a Hallowe' en-
social Saturday night I'm Fratefn-
ity hall, III 1-2 Tacoma avenue
Cards and dancing will be en-
joyed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Tonight Il the first concert Of
the Lincoln High school music
festival season tickets for three
entertainments, Doc. single adj
mission zoe. Buy q ticket aud
help boost the schools. Adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Perfectly fitted glasses. sl-so
up. Pfaff. Graduate Optician. ff45
Q -. "Advertisement~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

INSTRUMENTATION Co., artistic
floral work. D3S @ st. Main 500.
advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Miss Lucy Case of Seattle will
discuss the blue sky. good roads
and employment bureau Initiative
bills at the Pilgrim Congregation
al church Sunday at p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Frank Lotx. the healer aud edi-
tor who Il TO be tried IN federal
court next week. has subpoenaed
Governor Lister. stanton Warbar-
ton and Mayor Thompson OF Cen
tralia among his witnesses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Miss Media Jaeger. progressive
candidate for justice of the peace.
spoke at the home of A. B. Nor
rfs.2 2I24 North Proctor street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-30

Several companies of fire APP
paratus rushed to the waterfront
last night 20 fight q blaze In the
machinery OF the Sperry Mill. The
blaze was quickly extinguished.