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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

&dbreu0 oct iraiicr 8rohcl Sdladi lei Sooj ~
9lrdFolen bic NIT cinem gliHenow Seac opr
Ieiiida mo Ceiiorrcdcr cuOcc bat id ctmae bishcr
81 cicgr arie5c llucrborics 5nactraaen Scr aroBe gc
neraia6 oe5 riiide Scores muBie iidj marnco gcsen
bie 2iigcHnaonaen oc enaldnocr n0 6raiBolel
reaoc1 sic bon rniiibea Seger cr5dbIten. Sic @eoen
tlH8 oieet l5atiodc III 10 aroB oaB he nidt perldlme
acu merocn iain 5n Aagenencn le8en bic Ncere
&erib oarallf Dab lore 5e9c 6etanni mcroen no gar
oas miidr Seer III o crpidt ooranb Scac 5i mcloca
0af oer oiiijicae @ucaabsberid) 5ner o9ar ans Ser
5alaAl Del lauciDcra IN oer Gin gaalcs niilidlcs
3eer perudici wnroe trampbaii cincn 1ieg mahG
iuuAic @as iInB 1 nun ST. mn oees rllnhe &c
Ncnii notbuGola ju Audcn2 Jod Dem gtoBcn oellt.
iale1 1ee 0ci 8o03 oet ibueH $4,000 @eongcae mlo
Nsacufes Hrie8snaierial nodD @iRonbur0 serid]f
suit1. UrBten eie Hlllal nlde lu meloeh Flpsila
eew efaol d NJ ocl aalilthel mo iroasniiidc ireic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
Wlara q. SdleiuiHaer.

IS dib Gm 30 lclembcr l9i4 naN llHae
rcr Nranibe Wnm 81 Gmlcniugef, nelieDlc
Satin bon Nrnul S0lclnlnUcr Se Ncerni
0unq iinooi ann eomnGd, %. Gescmbcr 80
u6r Dlor1ens. bon ibfef NeohnanQ, 9lr 3fld,
Eouueseiranc, aus fian 9iuc icierihc re
ouicm.no0mciic miro uui i5l0 llor Wlorgca2
IN scr Scri 1ciif0irhc fir i5r SeclcHbel ac
eien eciieprHs pripai aui Dem Col eopH
Srcoboic (0e52J-20l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
g8m. s. Cpper.

SO iiorh ON 23 Gcicmber 1914 nan idAee
rcr Nranlbcii Niniam 6. rppcr. ton 81. &C.
bcnsiab pclicber Vauc bon elizabeth Cpi
rer Sic gccroiQunq iiuoci Souniaa, llhr
00hmitnos. bon icucr lo5ruia Nr. 4id,
9urDs Calhoun eirnfc ans li0it irnnericicr
In Ser zi VanlS Neiormiric stride Wiulberr9
nno 0nibnuuGtrabe noiu 8crpnnoic nno
Nreinoc b1illnii cnncl0ocn nnh bcl5nwcbneli
Nciicunp ali ben oNouoon 4orl6rleobole
fNQtYTMo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
Gliia6cfh Wertrn0c g8inter.

0s nnru am 20 2e3embrc 1914 Giiabsib
Wcrirnoe eiuler, Geo, Numeier). im Alicr
eon 70 1abrcn eelieuig Satin ven 4i0olae
ltuo erfuUt~ Der WecroiluHg non i1rcr lCblcn
g900mng 9lr, 1913, WDrb.NeNirntalrcnHe, am
eumitan, ocl 2u. zcicmbcr. 8 Oby Wlpracne
uo Der lr0ucricicr Do ocr ncuibcu rciormir
ten 8iona3lirAc. 0dc 1Jnic 5irrbc uno car
luro. .Qrcuuc. Dci5umohlcu (lcl2i-2u)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
2ic 4srdhorntcnunhl iinOet rrlE GnSc l9l6 natt

1ir &rdfocntcmua6l nOct crit GnSc 1916 taft
Sro6oem luiro Jest i5on aui rcpublitan9r Seiic lai
dlau nad Gan0oatcu ac6aien sui ocmoiratii1er
5ctc miro nid)iS acia1t un0 Acidt neil s&on9 abcr
malae Domination, mel9iieas iouct a!s lcleii0w
idolid 0ilt AoS bic NcUuc i6cr oc rcuibliianhcu
Ardiiocadats.Q Ql0gihtcci betriit io crrc1t c MIR
0urd brc @loiii3runa Der Gunoootci ,Sndcrciio Die
Gonicruotinen aud Stouopatter genoalt clpieblea
Cr@otidaiter Serrid Seuntor Burton @atucrrcir
g9ais. ale pon C6io, Grgleprdoea 6arbanfs BON
&a0iana, glcprdienian aiaiu Don Slutois, Sciator
Smith ron N}higon mo Scnntor Qcuroe ron &uul
iolpouici Dc iortidritliacn &epu9ifaner cnpic6len
Dpupernelr g3bitnian Don 9iau-Dori Gberbln0esrdl
tCr 6uqbco nio Die Senoorel Gnmnins oon ,Soiua,
Sherman bon 1Sllinois Sornf BON Soabo iruo 6rcon
ueructr eaolco pan 1aiiouri IS III olsgeidoiicn.
lcet don cine Frmg iiber oca SScrib oicer CANDIDA
ten ou5uiieaen ODD glan6en mir uIS Die 9cucrm9
seiatrn 3n oiirei oaB Bic Gonoouiur pon cnroc con
pornherein mociibar IT. Ias mare oas Stonopatter
tnupl etpas ii od mgcragc @enn man BON Der
2lridlt alsge6t ooB oic mttcre Siiiic Die bflc nS
id)crite 1T 10 uiirOc lid @ouvcrncr Gnnuaius BON
Soma ON bciten cnpie6lcn Der ndt 81 conerootu no
riot 5n raoisaI it, iagt oos ~einsanati Soltsbatt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
Q9inioin Gdilte.

CS far6 am 90 gc5cubcr pl1tih niniam
Ghntte, 0ccbicr Cniir rnn glnuic SAiiiic inl
iin0 anhnooooll cinaciobcu Ger Nccgoipitro
bon icincr cticu qeobnina Nr 3OiS. GHon,
na, snnhc Om O,orinB, o. Ncicmbcr. $40
Storm bcl;unnhucn: llbr Borm prb IN
Ser ccts NaiuArmc" cine cohuc'ic iiir one
Seccnhcl DcS NcriiorbeIen cclcbrirL Ncie
tuno criolQi nii ocu Sl Crl0icr 6rieoboie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26


Naifiuprc. Do. %. Ee5cmbef 1914
Acfiienclic gln0ebotc lir nie plcicung Oers
inicocutr .}nhlNGeu fil bcrlmieoenc iidhhidc
lepnrirmefis bcr Siaot Baltimore iperbcn Bier,
nlii eiudciorbcri
Nilc HuQeboc uiiiNen nu BEN 9onr0 ol
g0udrbS" nSrciilrt nnS an Sen cta6lNeaillre'
Tor (ndm icucm Aurcnu 8ni1bdnel. ror Z /
llhf Hogmiiiaas an Snnner 1915 aclanoi
wsrocn nebil cincm bcalnubioicn Coed nc5
garl 5ah bar an ben aFupor uno Siabhalb
bon Baltimore
zrcNfllaiionen finn uni 0erlcnpqn im GH
Nl.lln
Fao &cdbt irncno en oSN nIlr slnet5gie 5n.
rrd3upciicr p'ro rcteetalien
Wilbur r. 0ohe.
ziaot9i0iIoi4ciar.
ye'iniM oN 2S fcNwbcr 1914.
NoNn pulcrt.
lemu Rrdiloeni oer 0onigail9gtJroe.
2c52t2d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
SerOiuano 6. Stprif.

0o iiurb p3tih con %. Ngcmlcg 1914
0rrbinanb g. Nolit aclicbicr Suite bon 0mmn
D. S0rii llcb1rcnc euutdncsl &criucuoic uno
6rcuuoc Der Slmie iiuh acbiunaapoil cinac
ldocn. Der Nccroiauul BON ieiner g9ubuIug.
VIC. 1920, observation-disclosures, aus bel5upobs
ncH Me Set beriebeu mlro ipdicr dnpe5eiaf.
(gall1iugt0H. T. g.. 3ellEngen moQen Sc
idligi C9prcu) lDe32d)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
Nulftmore. o. Ee5cmber 1914.
Shrean ber AbjHgelanai '0pmHtlhon bsr Ssaei


lusclgs oce enuitar.0uuirniic 9lr. ~.
&erNe0cite NnnfbDit nit Der elnliNriff sBto'
poial tor ogilotug !oieral ieigers ono p9rls.
bic 9oarb Of gwuros Of Baltimore 0iig"
ipcrbcn bic Nilttwpn, ben 6. Ndnaur 1915, fl
unr VDrniittnns, iui Nnrcau ocs Siobtfc8i.
ithiors h0lbhnua baltimore. Mlo.. eiioc0cu
acnommen ilir ben Nau non 5mclaiNQrdlel
nno Nnuc.qnidllncH r 0ilirili 5,S, luie anf
ocii Hldncn ucr3et6uci ilf. bic TN NlrcGd ocn
Ncrrn 0dlUin gS. pcnorid. 0bgi' '}uAeiicift Oct
Nblnafinnal 9ommiinon, aHbrluc0cI iiao.
Spcsifiiailnucu uno QldNc i6nufu ant uuO
na1 Nlistipph %. Ceifinbtr 1914 ori Geln6.
u 8ifcau ocr Nb5ugsilunlOumuilllo non. Siut'
mcy VT. SOf, sNnctignn Nuiioiu9,- Ualtimorf,
@ib., Cr.anai vcroen.
cine Geblbr bon $500 i3yb fog ieoe 6epe
bon Speiiiiaiioucn uHo Nianorudcl ecDopcf.
Gicic @chlbr luiro bci 5lldGorc an pcel bor
Dem d. Sumidr 1915 Der riot bcrutlcn lpe8ia
fiinigncn nno Rluuc IN anicW Suiinrbc 6u'
riidcriiaiid ODER bel 0ild0nre Der algcmelrer
1pc5iiuliioucu mo Nlanc, W sake en- au-
fcbot elnqcrci1i iuirh
Sin beaohbicr Gbcd oec 0lciers ibcr oic
Siiliuic bon t2oQO.Ou liii etuc .NlcdtiUg Npulc
@ani" qe5oafu on Die Croer oe3 Dlaroro nnb
Siooiratye bon Baltimore 5oblDar ipiro NIL
@bssinart, caauiliattn.
10000 Gin SUP 81 BIZ 2o. Mnndle.
10000 Gin Gub 0ann.9lnIdlnlle
Ser crinlaiclOc Nieicr nnf nicler 0onira!i
mus enralhnit licu,a NIB o.e SorlGrilieH oes
sirrtGharicrs nbcr 0onirauc sriiincn.
Iic 0cnlrcil Hcb1roc bcb0li iich nc5 Ncthi
oor, ir0eHo Gin ooer iae ANesboie 5utiidin'
Sn slaihas, Der albmsslonaI eommiinon
OfarIre TngIaue,
@arn %. aosesFS
geiduot o. Gessmpfr 1914
Srlu Nuptrt,
temp. 9rdIocHi Der 6onllaii.geD5tot.
(G1e32t.26.2s.2o)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

1wnriemcni ihg 0iienuine HrbeHernnqsn.
untcrGcbasirncut Dss 9ioot lngtuisnrc
Walttmore. Aio. 4. sesemoer 1914.
glcu q nnqtDt.
0ierniit pcrbcn nue @etcr bon @uaoel'
aenibuin, onc an ben slpciien Iheil oec Ncp'
NisDnnn bon Wpuicomerp @trabc Gis lniu
renee sirnbe f6bi bena0ri0ngi oab ole loon
au beni eriien IOele acbaue ,Dhncipale Ni'
enbapn pcrlnugeti niin Gr Ocr Soipfenec'
ziraBc nit ben N.&0. -GclciiCn pcrbuHocu merbcl
uiro unO b0b tciter BON @runoaao aonipnnl
6'eic @e.eiie nit ibrenl GiaenioAm pefbnoen
iarcH i3unen. ulbyCuo oielc elrbcii Dor liW
eept lpplilatonen lc'licn ioiort IN 0lcem
yiircau geMdDt ncrpen
(Ge351210,2G) Sia9i Iuoenieur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

4b9nnenieu. nis Ben .zcahmen 6urrripon.
oenitn" ulni pinltlim Dbfr unrfaeimafia e..
nnltfN iup arDuer nfi ciiicf bauon pr Erlt.
phun ooet latllilm Nlil1clnnn so mnArn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

Bon Der Der Wcise 3adter &a6. Go." 81 Sam
burg g8is est lnS oas oesd6riac 5obrbud in ieincr
eb3e6ntc 9Iuilagc Dor pclhes uid obnc Snierclc ir
Gle Dieeuigcn it, wadc Nciige 5altet ilo ieicn eS
nilr ciniae Sibnm ,Sll ocut gSerf&en, ino maudrlc
g9nfc cnt6alten bic ben tdgldcn llmaoaa nit ge
iac por aroBen @ert6e ino gIiicb ole Siebbaber BON
(uilbm Aanarier S{anindlcn un0 9icncn mo oie @olS
ranct iu0en oarn ehrrcdc gIrtitel Ter @reis oiees
eridcus lit nr % Gents, abcr Die 2eier Scr nonatlid
fi@eincnoen 3ea6rih Ger Geiliigel. 3iidltcr crbnl
ten oaic6e gratis ais 4rduc Qian t5in Oa1er aui
tciten wGm man gleid 70 Gents a ob9e sSrciic cnoct
la6 d5 oie }eitidri iiir ein Sn5r mo and oos Sobr
bud) idcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
Der urrwnnS6arfr gnnft SlnFlamOs i uic acnner

Der Uerunnobariie @nnft SnHlanos it, wic acnner
0es Grobci 9eid]es erflGrcn 0c lltrane m opeltlide
Ebec ocs Rci6co gie 9eieeimg oieieS 2anotboilcs
Droe sic Nerpesmg Der uIiiiideu grmcc bemuen
iuo oG Giimbabavertcbr laDm legen oa bic Genbnb
nen sic geiantc aoblc ans Ger lltrac crbicltc Ter
Scrlrii 0eier &ropin5 uiiroe inioae oeicH 9hBlano
1locrl Sic 9loae alo oiroBnledt IN europa metera
ipiclca.
---Q Q---
Gbrsn Gmrdia uenat Die Dcufdm uOic giuoer
n0rocr pon Scorborou0h Gen hleideaoei Alor0 III
Sen Observation-Disclosures ir 9rrcrainoet uno 6rauea
bai cr liia srra9ni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

23 NticNQcf lNlf.
Ar8cbu.c mcrbcu eriac9en gcnomNen uon
ocr Oonirafibcooroc bet Sfnoi Baltimore fur
ole Niclcrung mo NnricAing BON 5pcl Nn1'
ncuinrdnfcn am Gngang oec sioiunoa. lnl
5ueliru Sfodpcu 0C1 Nnin6oi1es ihr ocii W,ai
Uor uno Sidoirotb bon Baltimore
sn0Cbotc uiiiiieu iu Ocriic1cllcn 9ourcrie
mo ON ocH nNoayb Of gliraros OF Baltimore
GIN" ooleiliu iein oc guiinrii uBrppolal
ipr tipo 5la9 cafes isepno 0ocr Gun Snn 70,
frn0en uno BET 0errn Nifdrb CiuiHH Siabt
Gegirnior. IN eircm sureaiL i'm Raihbaue,
am oocr Dor Adiiipod ben 6. Sannag 1918, "a
uhr &ormiiaas, cinGcrt6i pcrben.
Gin bcaldubiQicr NDcd bcS Aictcro i'm geirus
sc Don sin1nuDert lSiOJ.OO) rollare eni clnc
Clearing 0ouie Nanl Gii bic 0ybre ogs
M,GNors mo 5iuotrninc bon Baltimore. Mu6
icncm Angctoi bciQGiiai ciu
Etr crootcidc 9lcfcr mHB girol01lt iit
len nu0 nie Notmriffcu ocS 5iaotOburicre IN
@cing auf 0ouraita crillcu
ocloHnnpcn mo Spe5lfuniionin i5nncn am
cocr naD ocm rs. Ee5embcr 1914 i'm 8nreau
oec @cbdmhc Snipciiore bchd)tgt mcroen
Die 0oniraltychoroc bebdt iih ons Aed5i
oor irGeno cn oocr auc glnncbOic 5iirhd5us
mcilcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
GinIa6nue sur ct. @anls.airdje.
1rcle,uiafeitS. .Girdie.


gln oie Samen.
Cit rin5ine edlnie Ia btr einoL
lnicrc NdbAnuiicn ieti oiitu 2unae 1dmcn,
melWe be Nlel0ctnODctnut nu0 ben ncucc''
W'ctQoocu oricrncn polleu itnncH oica in urs
6cr 3cli hurn ocl NniNluh an oicle Mldicu
frrelbcn. ll1cyroli Morqcna. 9lnhniinQe nno
Ipcnoe. NcQrcrlc Gtnocn. Am same rci
anrnenc Nrhelien idnncu mu6rei0 ocs llntcts
lni0 lorlnccti uctocH. Oruolifcr liner,
r.Hl im Ouiirurl bon lluiicrn crthcilt. Ndherc
grofuii 1rlfiln uocr miuoEh hci Trl.
canerg. Nr aOg greh. earalana. etIahs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26
airtlidJe Nn5eIgen.
3ionS.WcmcinDe.

3i0nS.WCmcInDe,
@olicaocnii 1O.4J Sic OciliQc Somllc"
MCnndDialclty AiUni10 pbt g,ncita
(NGe6)
Ginlabnng 5nr ct. @anls.airde.
Gaorclt 6oc Nrodhmun uli0 9roii Sir
fniior RCli So Shlac
Gouuin0. Niorpcn5 1911 ubr Nbcuhm0Dl
(orunn) gbcno rs uOr Gbriiiicii m0 ne
lhccruug. 7ruchcrNhcuo (Si Sccn,hci) :
0rtcaocNi 1880 b,e y nor tScj26)
SrelslnigteitS.Girdle.
(1rinlir. mo 0qhl 1lrnGe)
SrrHinQ Suunludg. Snr lnc0ciioc Aohri"
elhence $50. f0ulo.iinc Mcibuanis'gluiiHb
runa. lEc32O-2D
Q}rrwiidtr 1ln.rinru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-26

VlVlUUUt7 1YIIT TVTIVIl
Suhu 0ubcrf,
tcmp grih0cri Ger 0oniraliNcbJrhe.
(Scs24.6.s-9)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
Today's Best Joke

Where can I get drink in
this town." asked a travelling
man who landed at little town
in the oil region of Oklahoma of
the bus driver.
See that millinery shop over
there?" asked the driver, point
ing to a building near the depot.
you don't mean to say they
sell whisky in millinery store?"
exclaimed the drummer.
mo, | mean that's the only
place here they don't sell it," said
the bus man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
Beautiful YOUNG
WOMAN, EDUCATED,
FORCETS IDENTITY

Louisville, Ky. She was fashion,
ably dressed, and her beauty at
trncted attention even in a south
ern city noted for its beautiful
yemen. To those who questioned
her she said she was "Belva
Brown" but where she was going
she couldn't tell, why she was in
Anchorage she didn't know, and
she couldn't remember where she
came from,
The girl of mystery" talks Of
ruany people and many places.
She says she lives at "1223 East
avenue" but she cannot add the
paine Of any city to that al
dress. $3.50 ...4
J. I.Kraeg, 1908 Farnum ave.
me. Omaha, is claimed by her as
q relative, but Kraeg denies that
he, ever knew her.
What will become of her? Per-
haps some one will recognize in
this picture some girl they once
knew some place, somewhere, and
the veil of mystery will be lifted
from "Belva Brown"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
THUG SHOOTS
OS ANGELES
Man IN HOME

Los ANGELES, Dec. DIV.
VI. Alexander, millionaire attor-
ncy. who came here recently from
Dallas, Texas, was shot and In
stantly killed by burglar In his
home early today. w. Nj. Alex
amber, jr., his son, received two
bullet wounds when he attacked
his fathers murderer.
His sisters, Penelope and An
ma, joined in the fight. The for
mer attacked the murderer with
a Fair brush and the latter UNI
armed the murderer and appar-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
PLEASED WITH LIFE TERM:
He FEARED ELECTROCUTION

VANCOUVER. WASH, Dec. y.
Edward Gall, 33 years aid. who
killed Otto Ludke near Ridge
field November 20, thought be-
fore his confession to Sheriff, Gre
cap, Detective Archie Leonard
and l.. M. Burnett, county attor-
ney, that he would be hanged or
electrocuted for the crime. When
informed that he would be sent
to the penitentiary for life he
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

entity wounded him. He fled.
The burglar was evidently sur
Erised at his work by Alexander,
who grappled with him. The
younger Alexander, awakened by
sounds of footballs In the dark
hall. fred the only cartridge in
his weapon. The burgler fired
twice, both shots striking home.
Young Alexander fell but raised
himself to his feet and charger
the burglar. His sisters came to
his aid and after prolonged
struggle, the murderer fled.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
FIND GILDED COINS
ON YOUNG AUSTRIAN

Neatly gilded coins of small de-
nomination which have been 9TH
erwise altered to make them ap-
pear as gold money. were found
today in the possession of Victor
Aletech, the dapner young Aus
trlan lodged in the county jail
yesterday charged with grand lar
ceny.
Look FOR More.
II is the belief of the sheriff's
office that IL cache, which Ale
tech is supposed to have made In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

o @ @ @ 9 o o o o o o @ o o @ o
@ She calls herself "Belva @
o Brown" g
@ She is % years old, feet %
g inches tall; has black hair 9
9 and brown eyes. q
. She came to Anchorage y
o Nov. %. .
@ She says she is a college o
9 graduate. @
@ She talks fluently. o
@ She speaks four lam @
o guages. I,
. o o o . o o o o . o . o o o .
LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. %. -
''Who am ~"
"Where Is my home? Where
do l belong?"
In desperation that borders on
despair the mystery girl of An
chorage pleads for an answer to
these questions. She prays for
light that will pierce the impen-
etIable darkness that shrouds her
identity.
On Nov. 23 the mystery girl"
came to Anchorage, a suburb of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
SMUT COMPLAINT

Longshoremen employed in the
wheat warehouses came forward
with a complaint against smut to.
day.
IN a letter by James L. Piril.
secretary of the Longshoremen' g
association, the workers complain
ed that wheat dust in the ware
houses and on the docks is SO bad
that it makes them sick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

drew Sigh OF relief. Gall Is
being held in the county ia'l
pending arraignment and it is
probable that he will not be
tried, as he has confessed full
details of his crime.
The prisoner sleeps soundly
and the sheriff reports that he
eats heartily. At Ludke's funeral
Gall was one of the chief mourn
ers and was conspicuous by his
presence in front.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
$40 A WEEK
IS Minimum
FOR GIRLS

OLYMPIA, Dec. 22.-The in
dustrial welfare commission has
established the minimum wage
scale for all girl employees In Of
fees, setting the amount at $40
a week. This includes stenogra-
piers, bookkeepers. typists. bill
ing clerks, filing clerks, cashiers,
checkers, invoicers, comptometer
operators and all other women
or girls employed in any kind of
office work.
The minimum wage for minors
between the age of IS and 16
years has been set at IS a week.
Minors under 16 years are to re-
ceive Sc a week minimum.
The bill providing the abolish
ment of girl cigar clerks was laid
on the table, but It is not im-
probable that an order will be
issued forbidding minor girls
from engaging in such employ
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
AVIATOR BROWNS

Lieut.. F. ]. Gerstner, army
aviator, was drowned in the
ocean off San Onofre, Cal, yes-
terday when his machine turned
turtle. Pilot l.. C. Muller was
saved. Gerstner having sacrificed
his life for that of his companion.
He left Muller clinging to the
wreckage, which he realized was
unable to support two men, aud
tried to swim ashore.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
DRUG VICTIM
ADMITS CRIME.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 22.--
After two hours of relentless
grilling the police drew from v.
w. Fowler last night the admls>
sion that he was the owner of the
hat marked "V. w. F." which
was dropped by one of the burg
lars who murdered William Fas-
sett last Friday night. Fowler
walked into the police station
and surrendered early this even
ing. Detectives examining Fowl
er assert that he is drug victim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

the Vicinity OF AIdertOn, can be
discovered greater quantity Of
spurious money and other loot
may be found hidden there.
Secret Service Operative Thom-
as Foster, in charge of tho gov.
eminent probe for counterfeiters
In Seattle. is expected here some
time today or tomorrow to take
charge of the case. Aletech was
arrested by Deputy Sheriffs ASH
by and Shortes for the alleged
theft from Joe Wagner of cloth
ing and money.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
ROADHOUSE MANAGER MUST
SERVE 6 MONTHS IN JAIL

Defeated after years Of success
full operation of one of the most
notorious resorts in this part of
the state, James Mccormick, pro-
prietor of the Seven-Mile Road
house, near Tacoma, must go to
jail for six months.
This is the ruling today by the
supreme court. which has sustain
ed the decision OF Pierce county
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
MANI
'SPOR I
KILLED

Chief OF Police LOOMS today
clamped the lid ON the boxing
game In Tacoma.
No more boxing matches will
be held In Tacoma while Chief
I.o0mis Is In office, unless the
state law Is strictly obeyctI. Since
the state law provides that four
round matches can he staged by
an organized athletic club, be-
tween club members, and In the
presence of only club members, 10
Ii not likely that any moro
matches will be held here.
.Pros" Brought Here.
Chief LOOMS sudden blow at
boxing, he says, was caused by
the fact that boxing promoters In
Tacoma have been importing pro-
fessional fighters from all parts
of the country for championship
matches here.
The police chiefs edIct came to-
day when Leo Horejs of the sta
dium High school alumni. aud
manager of the Tahoma Athletic
club, asked permission to stage
smoker ut Glide rink next
month.
Promoters Blamed.
81 will not permit any more
public boxing matches or exhihi-
TONS" Loomls told Horejs. 'if
you want to hold a smoker under
the requirements of the state sta
tute, you may do so. but you Will
have no audience. have decie-
cd to put the ban on boxing in
Tacoma, because the promoters
are taking advantage OF their
privileges and going too far"
Chief Loomis recently prevent
ed Jack Lester. well known
heavyweight boxer, from coming
to Tacoma.
He allowed Al Norton, known
In the east as AL Kaufman, To
box here last week, because the
smoker was given as charity
benefit.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
WROTE HIS WILL:
Then TOOK GAS

EVERETT, Dec. 22.-Arthur
Lewis, aged 70, prepared himself
for burial as far as he could,
wrote his will and then took his
life by inhaling gas in ais room
in the Grandview lodging house
last night. His body was founo
at 5 O'Clock this morning.
Lewis shaved, changed his
clothes, and wrote letter to the
public stating that he was tired
of living and made a will divid-
ing his property and $1,000 cash
among five heirs in London, Eng
land.
Lewis was a pioneer furniture
dealer in this city. Recently he
disposed of his store on Hewitt
avenue and retired from business.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
IRoWN ON BIDS

dissatisfaction sat upon the
faces of the county commissioners
this morning as they sat consider
ing bids offered by Tacoma con-
tractors for the erection of dairy
buildings at the county poor farm.
Up to noon they had reached no
conclusion. with the exception that
the contract for roofing was
the Savage-Scofield Co.
The bid was s74S.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

Here's to tie woman who
has n smile for every Joy, a
tear for every sorrow, n con-
ISOLATION for every grief, an
excuse for every fault, n
prayer for every misfortune.
an encouragement for every
hope.
May our purses always he
heavy and our hearts always
light.
May gladness tune Life's
Harp anew
And strike It's sweetest
chords for you!
Here's to her who halves
our sorrows and doubles our
joys.
A dinner, coffe and cigars;
OF friends a half a score:
Each favorite vintage In its
turn;
What man could wish more
A health to our sweethearts,
Our friends and our wives,
And may fortune smile ON
them
The rest of their lives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22

courts made months ago. For
years every attempt of the sheriff
to clinch a case against McCor-
mick has failed. Recently. how
ever. Mccormick was found guilty
of selling liquor without a license.
He has given six months SEN
tence, but appealed the case. In
its ruling today the supreme court
has ordered this sentence served.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
Doctor Faints When
Charged With Crime

CENTRALIA, Dec. 22.-Dr. A.
c. A. Gaul, a Centralia physician,
tainted when charged by Miss
Anna Lee with criminal malprac-
tice. He is held in $4,000 bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-12-22
DEPORTED MOSES

PORT TOWNSEND, Dec. a.
Moses Thomas, Canadian, was
deported by government officials
yesterday after being held in jail
here for more than two months.