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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
Scpar.cment iir 0r5ic6uug.
9hrcan Der Se1broc ocr Sdlul.Sommtiiore.

WioSiiun. nnO 9afa6rtic.Qtucuuc.
WaltimOre, 80, Npri 1914.
WcrIcgc.ic 9lnac0ote nit Der gnil0rlt pBro'
emaros of Baltimore sim" iuerocn bis II
nor 9ormiiiaQs am NlithupG ocn 20. Nlpril
t9fl inn &irean hcS Qrn. Niharo @mtmL
Observation-Disclosures. Nutbbnus baltimore, Wloy
cnigepeu gcnoumcu iiir ole Giclelm0 bon N1ii
an Die Ncb0roe Der Shul 9omnlidrc.
Spc5iiiaioUcn iino I'M 8lreau Der Nebptoc
Scr SChnls0ommifdrc er0ililO.
Sin hcqlauniQicr Gbed ocs Nciers iiir SlGO
AMI cine .0lcarin9 0ouie Naul" ae5ogen uno
an ben Mianor mo Sinoiraib bon Baltimore
Bablbur gemacDi, niub lehcm glnac0ol Dcigclgt
iein.
auc gluQcboie nhluWeticn.
Subn ~. 9lpdc
Geiredr Der &cb1r5e ocr S6ul Sommilidre.
NCiidigt am 10. gpr,l 1914
Samcs 81 @rcitcn.
&rdoeHi oer Gonirali Ne06roc.
(glprnG1TtS POD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Gs miro 1iermii ociannt aegcben, cab 1ba
g. Noblepp III gemdB Der am 10. 1uni 1908
unterscimnetcn @croronung 9lr i55 glbimnitt
A. Raragrap0 p (pie ON 27 &ooember l9ll
unienoiri I'M SrlauhniB nQ6gciuDi cat one
glnucen lr 1880 9lorbs@ @cnlraltNpcnuc, ais
6iienilit6c @urape GU bcnlitcn,
Is. g. Stubs,
(9prlt61718,20) @ebGllbc Snipeiior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
(9lpr17)
repanemcut mr aiicutnnc @cr6ciicruuscu.

5epartcmcnt fit Uiicutlidc @crbeiiernngen.
ilntcr.S epnrtement occ Stoois isSugcnlCurs.
Nult more, 16. 2lpril 1914.
Mn Mllc, bic ec Gugcbt
@s miro Dieruli 0emdB ben glbi@nitten SO y
nub SO e 0es Baltimore Sinot0bdrters be-
ianut Qemahf oaB Der StaotSneenieur nab
Dem 2S Mai 1914 beannen miro, bic na6ge
nannienStraBeu nit mooernem Waicrial 5il
pilaiiern ncu 81 pilaiicrn unn neu 8u belegen
glue Qerfoncn uno 6orpnraiioueu peroen Dess
bal0 auiQeiorberi, @rlaubniBihene iiir ole 9lrs
beiicn 5u l1ien mo oieie Dor Dem 2S. Wai
1914 81 beenocn, bic in irgeno elmer sSele oie
9lnigrdbuug ooer glurcibuHQ bclagtcr SiroBch
n0tbiQ mahcu m0dlicn nadocm iie aul ioc0e
g8eiie oepilaiiert neu aepflaiiert ooer neu be-
leQi iin0 Die obeH erudbltcn StrnBcli tfo:
G0rGtnnas Gtrabc, BON GDarleSs@trdBc bis ser
ngton 5rnBe
Cannon. eraRe, bon Guiam Strabe bic Qowaro'
SirdBe.
-. 81. WlcGaH
(glpri7 24, ,lRdit,s) 1iaot Sngcuicus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Gic Sniuucr StdOte, bic uad ocu iaaalcu ercal-
GltonsAbitinunmgen sic StraBeabelcc5hna ciisc
iie babcn rpeil Is nod 5blcnnna Der 19Irt5iaaiten
All @clo ieblcn miro, e 3 mlicrQalicn. bapcl oanit
gror Gin 6ibidas 5tid ginhaun5s 0ele6eL
o6er ciocr trft sic 1tgaie oldl IN 0ieia Sale oie l
idul0iaai idUcrcr ols Die 5djaloaea. Gle 2mliel-
mdmer oer 4ro6i6tion 5a6eu scot nod uicmal9 cllt.
ucbri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
epeaIal .gLnseIas.

Sp3inL9ln5eiae.
Gurcnu Der
GpiriiuOlcns9icCn5sG 5sGUmmiidrc,
3unmcr BOG, BerimtSgeb1uoc.
g. NcMrD @nlcr 9Srdiiocni.
NooiDu e. 9iullitu,
Sucp1 u. Bud,
GDmmiNdre
Tc nddnendnnic @crion BAT cine @etilion
iiir cine 0noetail. .spirm0ieu.Siccn5 bonn I.
Mai 1911, cinacrci1i ole am Niittwudl, ben
%, elpru 1914, I'M II nor &orHitiaaS, IN
@eraibutA 0c3Qecn miro
grotcie miiien bis 10 u6r Wdtia0s am
Mpuiaa, ben 27 Npri 1914, eingercidi lpers
ocu ihr melmc ,Sormilare aui @euD in oiei
fem bureau crlnnNi pcroen iDnnen
SUBu q. 2aua0ammcr,
@bei @lcrr
9ame 9lorclc g8aro.
@cnion. GeorQc g., 5uf bon 9niicu cir. ~
(9lprl5iG1D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

game gioreie gSoro
9alcr, 9cnlaHin C2l 90 Cft 5abettesSir, 4
QandQ6mi gRduel a. i2l gSciisBreiionsSir.t ii
@mm0crp. Qonis. loS 9oro @rccr Sir.... Z
Brauo s. odrlO 400 Utc0enrOs cir. ..,.. ~
Srindman, GbarlcS g.. 2400 ". S.f6raHl.tns Sir,2u
Burr Nern1aro, 1882 ga 9lHore. Cir. ..., ~
Carter. Soiepb g.. 600 9ro0crsStr. ........ p
Stint 0oit. 1924 Oit9altlmorefS Str, ,..,.....
SorbeS ODdrles g., 3Oi- Oh NlcVle6en- cir IA
@atip Somenico. 81 9Seli 5rnnilins sStr.... 4
@auer gSuler g., $3.50 SiiosgSooo0earsS cir. II
O0Oiolu 9lnoreip. $50 gurrpuqb Sir. ~, "a
@roslup EbcOoore, $40 Glib 9rodopaO 80.
0QrimQu Soepb gl 400 Giis@reiionsStr. 1 (
Sopce 5o6H a.. 3Qi Gin Sirider Str =. 19
Wlcsaugblllt Hrancls \. 200 NatrllonsSlr' 4
Mioore, Sames. 1873 @reenmounl gloe. ... 10
yddel Sobn s., 700 Gfi.8aliimore CIR. 4
9iicocrmcuner 9luguit no &ariqlnc. ...... 4
&aige, 6oie s tSerbealbet), 938 3ilcns
e6uiibeiS, So6n s., 2lO0 gSeii.5rauiiH.Sir 20
ShpaucWcbe Spbanu N., 400 Goluion Cir "a
Smit5, GDarlcs 81 81 9loros@alnerisSir. 4
Spenncr Sreoertd, 40 gScltsSeringionsS q
Spud, 9ainiam g., 205--07 GanoucraStr. 22
IbQnas SarrD sos 10 Onrilesglpc. ....1
gSatUer 3obn g., 1610-f2 8euni0oania.
NpeHue s... ~ .'... .... -. J. 4
gSelib So6u g.. Nnrclan' mo 20. StraBe. Y
NDtcls.
GoOlc IoDn y. Wlgr poiel Sialoro ..,. IL
GoprcQ. 5o0n @t, l1-l3-i 10 Norop ptab' =
gsria6i sara6 Il CScr6crai0cD, sis gscii.
2auUdlc SiraBc ..................... IL
0uociails O5rocrrs.
&auiman 9lpplc & Meene, 43l gSeltsgcrin9'
6ln6s
baltimore 9adt CLUB. SUB bon gsalaee SiE2f
gSclisSaOetic. .Stt06e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
(9lNrl6tBII
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
Ecpnrtcmcnt iir 1iientltme @cgbciictunncn
Ecpattcmcut pcS otIuaenicuic.
@al more, fl. @pril 1914,

Ni Vic nIt g nHnfNf.
IS uiro biermit gemdB ocn glhi0niten SO y
ilno S6 Oes baltimore Stubia@bartera pcs
innni 0cmaNt onB ser StuotSn0cuenr nab
Dem 1G Mai 1914 beqiunen miro, oie 3ioets
foe glucHnc bon QdmburA SiraBc bic 6or.
ncu ia pilaiicrn ino ucu I'd ocicacil que
4crioHen un0 0orporaioncn mcrocn oca6alb
aulGeorocrt, GrlanbnlbImeinc fir ale @rpeis
ten 5n lDicl uno oielc Dor Dem i6. Dial 1914
Nt beenoen Die In irQcno eincr 2Selc oe
9lnQfablina oocr 9luirciBung nclngier SitaDe
n0ibla mdNcn m1dDic nn0ocm lla AMI lol@f
9seile Ncpildiicrt nei Aepllalleri oocr neu Ue
S. 81. MicGnp,
lNlnrl3. 20 VI MinlNl slNnl..MNnllleMr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
CsWri32o2z@ai6) siaoi,5idcuicur.
glnrrnl hcr sirahrbnrAOrnae.Gummlia


Nul iMufc, /. glprl 1914.
0ic SlrnBcnbnr0hrudo @onlnndrc ~ Der
Gin0i Baltimore m0tbcn Dicymii beldnt oaG
nnol9cm lie lore Isabelle iiber bic 6uilNdoi0nn
Gen, llnioitCl uno gScriberbubuuQcu bc}uNlO
pcrGunogmnirunn nuo WrjfnMlN nsr 2tNanpics
@urume In eineg 2'rcic n0n nicr5.g Sun pOH
GNce Der WgccuMoHn @oCWc bl5 5ul Noros
melllcic Der AGH NucD Ipeuue ucbli Den odrunl
ueBiiqliAen cgcahHigW mn corrqricn ct!iNt
rcnocn GldncH rtOioiti GapcH, GcHiB Den &ot
Dliiicn nca Gbnrcrs 0cf @tuoi 2'Nilmotc mo
ter an 49, Nltli 1913 ulicr}eiNncien &croro
nuQ yir $40 Dos Wiunprs llto Sidotr0ibe
iie hitrmii Motifs Achen oaB hcin0ie Enbcac
unb Marie aul 0ieic gSele uouclibu mo nc
O.Onhipi muroen i ln0 r0B hcr WiuNQr lluo
1in0lrdib pcn Baltimore oocr irnclo pcl0c
&eriou noer &erQncn eorporaoa ootr 0ot
purdiiuncR, 0ie NIT ocln 3uiprlcb ncr @niiold
oiNuHqcu uocr ouirrlcaieu g8cu0crlBbungen,
mie bier Qcnannl uBalreten lino lnncrbulb
0rCihiQ (4O) Id9cn BON lwcitcn SnAc In
Npri 1914, Dem Ealiim Der erlen bon ms
erluiencu &cl0ilcrtimWa 0icier Noii5. oa0eAcN
nurD iDriitide &ciiiOn an fO9 baltimore
eletocrlht nppeuifcn mBQcn iuocm lie has
Ncridi un cine hCuilioV hCriclhfn QnGcbcn.
tluacrc e. Grammar,
sSuDu 8 Ganiuro,
@nrrD u. Ncnllfn,
Nrnmidre
eugene g. Nob1crs,
(2tpr9 9iG2s) GIcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

Gpejial.glu5cigc.
GMrenn Der
piritnpicus9icen5sNu Nummii6rc
Simmer BOG, 0Icridjicgcbdnoc.
g. NeirD Nntcr Bruiioent
MnhiBn 6. Winniiiu,
Spcpb " 9ud,
GOnIniiidre
Die un@ocnannieH @crionen Daben cine %etis
ilon fir cine TnoCtailSpirituuic pom
T. Mlei 1914, cingercitDt Die an Gunneritag,
ben 3D. Qlprii 1914, Inn A llbr &ormiiiaAS, m
ecraibun0 ae3ugeit miro.
Broieiic miincn bis i2 llbr Nditaas am
Sirnag, oeW 2S. 9lpril 1914, eiu9ereidli wer.
0en. r melbc Sornnlare au Njeiub IN oies
lem @ureau crlanqi perocn iouncu
siobn y. SanaBammcr
9beis9lerf
9aamc 9lorcile 9Suro.
GOQeier WdrGareiD lgSiimD, l4-l6 Slio
,Sremout 9ucnue .................... 2l
Baltimore Gub Norome @de Charles mo
Wa0ilonaStrabe Observation-Disclosures, II
(Npr1TtS,2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

sine Gorrcipuaoentin Scr ogcwgorf Simcs0, wci-
die iid ircnitba iit Ger @utegprc Der oltc Smgicrn
bcfcmt 6c6aiiptet Dab bic glu5oB per alcntcben0cn
1raen bon . ,Sa6re mio 0ariber BON vielen So5io.
cgcn mgc6cucr i6criAd6 meroe sic ii5rt ocu lebteu
Auu0cs .@aills at I'M 5n bcmeen ooB mr l90 Fro-
sent ser raen ben Sobren uuo ctooS oorilber nll'
rcr6crot6ct ino Giuc ueiterc lltcriudung ocr Iome
erga6 Sab bon oct orebig SATIRE oIten 6rolen mr 10
@ro3cnt leoig iiu0 GcrHer telt lie cit oaB nr Bro-
cent Ser 5raueu BON go 5aDrcn un0 oariibcr m0ere1e
lidt acblic6en iin0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
GneainI.Mntis.

Sic llnicrjeimHeien oc6cn 6iermit &oti5, oaB
iie nah &eraul bon iiiHi5eDn GaaeH bon ole.
lem 9uilm cine &ctoronrna I'M SiaotralD bon
Baltimore i'm bic GraubnB sur @uhtng
6emirenecs S5c6duSes 5G05N 2607 SreoeriG'
glpcEuc IN neimen enreihcn mcrbcn
q. ". 0clc,
(9prf720) s. 4. @aunenwetid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
@crmiidltc gIn3clgcn.
Gpeaial.Nptia.

Sn Der repcImdbiocn Sitnp oes ,,gi0ropit
rcrmoucueH Snn.Nercins" am Wluniag Abcnb,
20. glpril miro Die Domination Der Slretorelt
QSa6l ser Neantcn porQcnommeu ncr0cn
Sobu 9. Seegcr,
(9lprl722) Seireidr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17

@iit 0aaoidm9eu idleiut man id and IN ciHcr iraa-
56iidclt gSa6lcampa0ne ndlt au3lialen. Ielluddll
iiu0c bic &ammer.9lcupd1en ltntt luo cine Farer
Icitnlg ucr0iiculit cine cra0Blidc 5ulapnnenicuu9
0er dnidcu0c 9cimortc nit oeucu Sic 9snblaurlir
cil mo oeael6u Go0ioatci ic naD Ger Stellma DER
Norte beocnrcu @s beBt 0o; y@0le5 @er5 cci0er
s1mpcufcr &arprragenOr @cit olbcrner
gdmabcr @roBer 9irger brlitacr araic5cr
@ldn3cocr Observation-Disclosures 1dpinoclgcne
@offsfrcun0 nno i6arier Center mpcrbeiiTlidlcr
Grunfcu6plo @ercotcr @olfsreoncr dlarottcroicr
@aIdappcn rs. ltlia0cgcr gbrcHmaun Srcdlcr
mo 5@meihlu @ldBcuoc Sntcli9cuj 2podle.
@bre oe5 gsablbe3irfs pcrfonmcHer Scbenalin
Nonmg Der &epnblit Sdanoe oes gSablbeiirIs
g0cnioun 2tamu9ait ollcr onntlen Saiier6oblcr
Gdulc ser Iemolratic iciacr 1peiHeleder"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-17
spiritnuicn 2iccn5cn.

Nitc gir. 6.
Bnrcnu Der
pirIMoeu-2tcer5sGnmm
Sinliher BOG, ,5crldtcHcbnnoe.
3. Dcnrn Saicr, @rdiioent
Mboiion g. WinllicH,
SoiepB ". Snd,
@ommiidie
sic nadgeuannieH 8erlonen ba0en geiitonell
fiir cine @Hoetnil-S -Spiritnuiens2ircn5 bonn 4.
Wiai 1914, enacrebi bic an Mtttwoa, oeN
%. 9lpril 1914, nm ubr &ormitaas, IN
@eratbnng Ap3opcn neroen
Miuutan, ou %. glpril 1914, cingereidt iper'
ben iir meicbe Sormularc uui @elub IN oielenl
Nurcau criluQt pcr0en i0Hncn
Subn g. sang6ammer,
@6ei@lert
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
City To
Fire =
Women

Mrs. winifred s. CovelI, a Wild
ow, for the past four years q
public morals officer of the Ia
coma police department. is slated
for discharge.
BY unanimous vote the city
council today voted to do away
with one of the two offices in
the public morals department, as
a matter of cutting the city bud
get." and It is reported from
prominent city officials that Mrs.
Covell is slated to lose her Job.
The other public morals officer
Is Miss Charlotte r. Simpkins.
Mrs. Covell was the first wom-
an In Tacoma to take up actual
public morals work, having been
obtained for the city after she
had accomplished good work for
the Y. W. G. A. protective depart
ment. During the past summer
she has been absent from her du-
ties on sick leave, and ft is I'M
derstood that Commissioner Mills
has become angry because of her
prolonged absence from her du-
ties.
Miss Vivian Mueller, telephone
operator at the city hall, was also
slated for discharge by the coun-
ell today, when the city commits
sion decided to abolish the tele-
phone exchange at the city hall
and go back to the old individual
phone system. Miss Mueller re-
cefves $50 month and Mrs
CovelI $50 a month. making a to-
tai of 81 ,660 q year In the dis
charge of the two women.
No other cuts were mstde by
the council today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
Police Insult
Women In Cells

No police officer or ."friend's
may speak TO women prisoners
at the city Jail, through the bars
of the wonien's ward cell, unless
a jafler or attendant Is present.
Any police officer violating the
rule will be summarily discharge
ed. Any friend" who forgets
the order will be ousted without
conjunction from the city jail,
and will have no further oppor-
tunity to speak to his lady ac-
cuaintanee inside the cell.
Women Complain.
These sweeping orders have
been given by Chief of Police
Loomis following complaints by
women prisoners that they have
been rIossly insulted. ridiculed
and laughed at by officers and
other persons.
Chief Loomis waited until con
ditions at the city jail grew so
evil that women prisoners threat
ened t5posure of the indignifies
heaped upon them. before issuing
the order.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
Russians and Germans Rush Men
To Front for M z hty Struggle

PETROGRAD. 3--The battle beginning to
divisions
IL that the conflict will
10 day
of is the
Along il have been
$4,000 killed.
rereatng Russian along the Me
the Austrans retiring . an
included
he
ton of the forces will the Germans
rontfe
body in
earlier
60
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03

Mrs Blanche Wade made the
first complaint when released
from her cell this week. She de-
elered that she had been cursed
in filthy language by men who
stood outside the cell. Two 9TH
efs wo ten eorroborated her
charges.
Nice Entertainment.
It has been customary for Of
fieers to banter words with the
women prisoners at the city jail.
During the long hours of the
night Officers have been known
to hold long sessions at the door
of. the ward. Vulgar stories and
filthy language has been allowed
without objection.
Midh ~ me of the women pris-
oners the nasty and vulgar talk
Of men outside the cell was nc
cepted without comment. But
often there have been other wom-
en- of better character held all
night at the Jail, and 1t was
through these women that com
plants emanated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03

Those who attended the open
ing performance of The Whip
were treated to a thrill that
wasn't down on the bills, last
night. During one of the quiet
scenes a noise that sounded like
a careless blend of a boiler fac
tory, an automobile explosion and
the steam exhaust of an ocean
liner startled, not only the aud
fence, but the players then on the
stage.
Kisses, metallic groans and
ratings, and finally one loud
"Bangi" brought the play to a
halt for a second. The actress
then speaking, being British.
quickly recovered her poise and
went on.
Meanwhile, behind the scenes,
lively party was going on.
The big electric and steam con-
trivance used in the railroad
wreck scene had exploded prema-
turely. Results might possibly
have been serious had not Miss
Mildred CottelI, who is the
Villyuness in the play, thrown a
long heavy cloak over the kissing
menace and thus extinguished It..
Incidentally, Miss Cottell begged
everybody about to "be perfectly
calm" and she seemed quite un-
disturbed when she discovered
that her cloak, worth aobut $125,
was ruined.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
THOSE BUSY BUDGET
SlICERS LAY OFF!

Further cutting OF the munich
pal budget could not be taken up
today BY the city council because
no official notification had been
received of the reduction BY the
state public service commission
of values of public service cor
poration property. In Tacoma.
The total valuation In Pierce
county of public service property
is $729,s54, and Tacoma must
bear most of the sum.
With the reduced valuation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
1.-THE spy"

Next Wednesday Shoot the Spy viii begin its
serial publication in The Times It isn't fiction;
it isn't ordinary etwar stuff =
1t is the personal experience of a German army
spy who risked his life hundred times IN Belgium
when the war began.
Finally he escaped to this country.
His story is by far the most gripping, living
thing that has ever been written about this any
other great war.
BE SURE TO BEGIN TT NEXT WEDNEs.
DAY IN THE TIMESt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
GIRL BANDIT
ARRESTED
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. !

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3.
Nina Luke, charged with
being a girl bandit and ac-
eused of holding up George
Brown, with male compan-
ions, was released today ON
her own recognizance when
Pastor Frank Miller said the
girl is q member of his con-
gregation and choir. ~ am
sure Nfna-s companions are
bad" he said. - know she
is a good girl and has been
forced by threats of violence
to accompany them"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
JUGGLING?

In order to make arrange
ments for paying off the first a.
600 installment of the municipal
street railway bonds next year.
the city council did a little jug
Cling OF, Figures IN the budget to-
day. The city has no money to
levy directly for retirement of
bonds. So the sum of $4,000
estimated as revenues from fran
chises in Tacoma was cut to $1s.-
600 in the budget, and the sur
plus of $1,000 win go to the
bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
NAB SAL0ONMAN

Fl. 3. Miller. proprietor Of a
saloon at 1915 Center street, was
arrested last evening by city de-
tectivea on charge Of having
violated the anti-treatine ordi-
nance. Miller was taken TO the
city jail a~d released on $50 cash
bail. ". d. Bennett. q street car
smpioye. swore out The complaint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03
were GOING
TO SEATTLE

VANCOUVER, II. G., Oct. a.
boarding the tug Cleave I'm midi
die harbor before daybreak this
morning, immigration officials
took charge of the tug, an inno-
cent looking scow, being taken
60 sea. In the forward part of
the seow were 50 men who were
taken I'm charge by the suthori-
ties. IL Is believed this IL the
first underground attempt 60
smuggle German and Austrian re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-10-03

BUCHAREST. 3.-The of
to
cfaly
themselves The
Pennsylvania
the Roumanian week o
all Ger
he n
palace Sinaja he will
% the sid
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JEWISH SOCIETY TO
OBSERVE pEACEDAY

The Tacoma Orthodox Jewish
society wilr observe Peace Sunday
evening At the synaEoEue, 1923
Tacoma avenue. beginning at
5 80 O'Clock. Hex. Norris Fried
man viii lead the services
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OLD, OLD STORY

Frank Dechaux, 1 8, living with
his parents at North Puyallup.
ran away from home last Tuesday
and has not been seen OF heard
from since. according TO q re-
nort made to police headauarters
today
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GOVERNOR LISTER TO
TALK ON PEACE rROGRA AN

Governor Lister will deliver
an address Sunday evening at the
Peace Sunday services at East
Congregational church. East 18th
and + streets. An interesting
musical program has been ar
ranged. The public il invited TO
attend.
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OH, GOODY We
GOTTA SCOW!

BY unanimous vote the city
council today inserted an extra
$4,000 in the city budget for
1915 for the purchase of a scow
and slip for use of fire apparatus
on the harbor.
The Improvement will take the
place of a fire tug in protection
of waterfront property from fire.
BY the plans approved today, the
scow will be attached 10 an au-
tomato slip near the 18th street
dock. In case of a waterfront
fire, the big gasoline pump viii
be run on the scow, and the first
tug that answers the alarm will
have the job of towing the pump
to the scene of fire.
The city will practically have
the complete services of fire tug
by this plan, without. spending
more than $4,000 for It.
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RAGING
MAY FINISH WAR

LONDON, Oct Sit admitted war
OF By
the battle
the
in the allied and Franc
The say only days.
s =
host ably or via
they blnndeFas did
a of
peace
n his own - = - =
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THE FABLE OF THE
WIFE WHO HELD OUT

q There lived once, the Bux- 1
. ON Wife of Alexander APP 4
o pletree. Aleck, for they 4
@ Called him That he was So
@ Smart, was Good hard 4
o working husband; never 4
@ Smoked in the Parlor and
@ stuck Out in the Kitchen 4
= when Mrs. Aleck entertained
. the Ladies' Relief Corps.
@ Every Saturday night, Aleck
g would Fetch home his little
o old pay Envelope without
@ even taking out a nickel for
q Lillian Russell (cigar)
9 and his wife allowed him
6 a Nickel every day to ride
y home from the shop. Aleck
q walked Down. His wife said 4
. 1t was Healthy. Every week
. Mrs. Aleok stuck $3.50 in
q the old Delft teapot her 4
. Grandmother, an excellent
o dame named Sullivan,
. brought over from the old
q country (Holland). This 4
Q went on for IA years. Mrs. 4
. Aleck chuckled every Sat.
q Night. The cause was that
. old Delft teapot. you I'm 4
. derstand. One balmy Night 4
. Mrs. Aleek went over to the 4
o Ttngiey folks for super. 4
. Aleck didn't go Cause his I
Q Hands looked too Rough 4
g and the Tingleys we're Swell 4
q People. Whilst trying to 4
. eather up a Snack, Aleck 4
9 found the Tea Pot, the Delft 4
@ one and he Found the Wad. 4
. He baled It up and Kissed 4
Q the Cat Goodbye. Mrs. 4
. Aleck never has seen Him 4
q Since 4
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servists across the line. the at
tempt was bsffIed. In shs vile
hold OF the scow were the men
declared To be prisoners OF war.
They were on their wy TO Sc
attic, where II IL beifeved they
expected to receive moasy with
which to make their way 90 New
York and thence TO Ger,nsny %
fight the allies. The men will b
removed 10 the military prison -
Nanaimo today.
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Tacoma must make further siren
nous cuts in its budget for 1915
in order to stay within a Is mill
levy. The council cut out the
fobs of two women employees to-
day and then stopped its work be-
eaase Il did not know how much
further cuts would be necessary.
Al O'Clock Monday the coun-
ell will make fu4ther cuts. and at
1a O'Clock the public Is entitled
% appear and eriucise or approve
the budget cuts.
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Today's Best Joke

Ethel-GIadys Smiths face al
ways reminds me OF a delfcately
tinted china cup.
rBrother Tom-Yes; it's a beau
tiful mug.0Judge.
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society, win meet Tuesday even
ing, October s. to initiate mem
following the initiation. All
members are urged 70 be present.
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THREE KILLED

JERSEY CITY, Oct. 3.-Three
persons are known to be dead,
one missing and seven seriously
wounded by an explosion In a
powder magazine plant here to-
day. The police say the expio-
sion was caused by negligence.
John Andre. the manager. was
arrested.
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RMANS SMUGGIED OUT
=" OF VANCOUVER; Caught

OH, VERY WELL, JIM DASH,
If YOU REALLY MUST HAVE
1T THIS WAY
On these chilly mornings at @
q. m,
When 4 crawl OUTER the hay,
And stub my toe, and cry "Ahem"
And thus begin the day;
j have a terrible crouch, I know.
Aw, Gee, I'm q regular bear
But IL disappears, I'm q jtffy-Soi
In the kitchen, at what waits
the1ei
I'm the sizzling pan is bacon
brown,
The odOr is rare perfume.
A waffle, with his criss-cross
frOwn,
Lies waiting his awful doom.
The Java bubble and cries Hoo
ray"
Dropping into the rich yellow
B-r-r-r! B-r-r-r! **That eIoclxi So
It's break o. day
Aw, Gee, IL was only a dream.
JIM DASH.