davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
aurje llebtridt.
Gte siirfen marid)icren III
Sfs Snnere bpm 9seriien.

Die Siirfen marid)icren il
Sfs Snnere bpm Eeriien-
sSa 9elgien pollsiebt iidJ oie
&e9rganiiation inter beiltider
@erssaltnng.
6eloeatat 6iterreidliid)cr lin
terfcebOofc.
Die 9entiden ncbmem Die
poLHiid)e Staot 9slud.
sidjtsebn rmfIiidJe G'enerGie
iinS entlaiIen.
Die 5ran5oieu niiiien ibrc
Staalnus aor0iueittidl pDn Spii-
.EDns aitfgsben.
I'm gsaridam 1T ani@eineno
aaes naberanoert.
Die glniien beidlDnigen oos
Aitfgcben BON Sa6ri5.
sSerfcbrsuerbdltniiIc in Sci
glen Snrdl Die Geufidlen req,
aaaiiiert.
Die Gnslanoer nno Die sSrau=
seIeu luullen Steannsen Der
Gewtidyen genummen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
Nms 2a1er5Fo.

ll1lier @onperneur uno 81ut=
oeslenator S6epparb in @oi9illgton
ipnroen geitern oapon in aenntflis
geiebt OaB Die merifanii9en 0eili-
tarbeboroen in geuebo 2areoo bier
amerifaner, &eaoleD g8bite, ieinen
Sobn SSH 8bite, @ia 9urris ulso
Serrea 8obo, @ieb5u6ter uno gow-
bops, feitgenontnlen ullo gum Sooe
bernrteilt batten, neil fie 8ieb aus
Nferico iiber ben 9iio @rdlloe na(l
9eras bringen pollten, obne oie
nerifaniide 9(nsfubrlteuer 0afur All
be5ablen Gnuperileur Golql1itt Dat
iofort 6ei 0em 8efeblsbaber Der
gruppen IN 0liepo 2areoo telegra-
IpbiId) IroteIt gegen oie @inri6tltfg
|elngelegt nno i'm gebetetg iie 10 LAM
ge altf5ltldieben bis cine gellalie
ltnteriudlng eiilgeleitet meroen f0n=
|ne @leid5eitig bat aud Senator
Sbepparo 0as Staatsoepartenleut
beranlaBt, an uniern &onIul in 9eue-
po 2areoo 81 telergapbieren ilno i6Il
ouf5iifor6ern, baB er alles in ieinen
&raften Steheiloe tim ntoge, Inn Die
Sinriftlng 5u perbin0ern. 9os
Nieb, 0as Die bier Wiatner. ipie cs
i1eint, iiber Ben 9lio @ran0e ifnluq-
9eln lDollten near BON einem Mfanne
Haniens 9nblin in Wferico defauf5
por0en.
@ouar0o S5turbi0e, Ser e6enra=
llge 8ouberneur 0es merifoniid)en
9moesoiitrifts, oeIIen 6ludt eilla
3eitlang ole guten g8iebumgen 5ui.
ihen @uitierre5 unO @iaa 81 Itoren
orobte nn0 Ser iid) lett al5 syliidt-
lug IN 8ai6ilgton befinOet. bot lett
Gin5elbeiten iiber ieile sSludt Der6f-
fentlidlt. sStlrbi0e, nebenbei aelaet
Elm ltrenfel oes .aaiiers~ 9(ugitftin
SSSturhi0e, ipur0e bon Suerta srnt
9ouDernelr 0es 9unoesoiTirifts cr-
lailnt uno bette nud p1breno Ser
tur5en Heeierlngs5eit Garbaiaps
Oas gLnIt iirne. @r blie6 oud) nadl
garbainl's 9fiidtritt in ser Saupf-
itoot iullroe auf gefebl Garransa' :
perbaftet, aber Damn gegen@breniport
pieoer freigelaiien nit Dem Ser
itanonis, BOB er lp1ter proseIIieri
peroen ipiiroe. 9lls Garralisos
5rnppen Die Staot perlieBen, iiber-
nabm er itiai6neigeno Sic 2eituna
Der 9lngelegenbeiten pieoer, organi-
iierte Die 8oli8ei uno cine giiraer=
pebr uno ipliBte, als oie 3apotiItasI
eiltriiften, Die 8eluobner ser gtoot.
Dor allem Ole freli1oen @eihdftslelrts
erfolgrei6 5u i9iiber. glls 3apata
tam, perltedfe er iidb, oemt er tpllB-
te, oaB ibm iener feinolih geiinmt Iei.
es gelang ibnt audi fih ntebrere Go
ee lang berborgen su balten, trob-
Dem ein Saft6efebl geger i'm erlci-
len mar bis @ititierre5 auf @eranlal-
lnng Der amerifa1il1eu @ertreter
Silliman nno Ganoba einen @eleits-
brief fir i'm ausitelItc. gr berlieb
Die Sauptita0t nit oelnlelben 3uae. |
nut Dem Ganopa fiibr. llnterlueqs
erfnbr er aber, oaB @illa oie gabn-
aiige nad ibn obiu6en laIle ulro CT
beldloB ii6 oapon Sn MAIDEN. Sod
ebe Der 3ng Iguas GaIientes erreidlt
bntte, berlief er i'm, iuanoerte oai1a
lln9efdbr ieds5ig Mfeilen umber, er.
lan9te idlieBlib ein @fero lno c.
reidte, als 9fander perfleioet, no6
bier5ebntdgigem 9iitt oie omerifani- !
Idle @ren8e. Sci 9io @ranoe
ihmamm er oilr6 ben sSluB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15


nen Sat bes 6iterreidjiid)=mmgariidJen
llmterieebuDts 20. IL in ppllem tint
fang befannt. SieIes fubr am 81.
Te5enber in Der Wseeremge uun
Gtrante ntitten in bic aus iedJseba
I SGiffen beitebenOe franS0iiid)e Mit-
telmeerflotte binein anO bpbrtc cimes
ooer siuei Der frans0iiiden SdJlad)t=
! idiffe tit ben Wrnnb, ubnc Die @ir-
fitmg ieiner @eidJoiie ielbit genam fe,f-
ifellen sn f0nnen, iueil bel Der Ser
/ iuirriing, Die tie iintcr Der sylUtte an
! geridltet batten, nidjts 8eltimnttes III
interidjeioen mar. Sas Sieinlte.
Siefes Imsriffs Ses 0iterreid)iidJ-nm-
garii6em ltnterieeboots iunrbc ioe6es,
uDm amtlidcu Ereiie-gnreau bird,
ifDlgemSe &er0ffentlidung befanmt ae-
geben. gglns @ien mirb gemeloei,
nak ntnme6r feitaelteat tit, baf Scr
fraa5Diiid)e SreaSnongbt oGomrbet~
BON oem 6iterreidDiidDen llmterIeebuut
gsp- II gut setroffen iuiiroc. Sci beri
%erimdJe, 6as nngridJoiiene Sdlifi
inS Sdiepptan ST ne1men, rammte
bag Sdlladtidliff nSean Bart" iein
SdliueiteridJiff vGonrbet". Ger
| ugomr6et" oerianf. Der gSean Sart''
lunrOe nadj Malta in's Sod ge-
(Idleppt. Die syransoiem belJanpten,
mnr Der rsSean Bart" Iei beIdGbigf,
nnb audi Oas MIR leid)t, mmS her.
beimliden Den ltntergang oes Sour
bet".
| slms Tetersbnrg luiro semeloet:
Stejenigen oentidlen Streitfrafte,
luelfe uon ysoropolen geaem gSar.
ihan puroringen, nabmcn sic midlri=
&c StaSt Elof, 5S Meilen noromeif-
lid BON gSaridJam an Ser @eidl<
ltel, nadDoem Elm Seil Der GfaSt ser-
itOrt iuproen iuar.. 5ermer miro &c.
meIoet, 6af bic, anf Nemgeuraenitaet
uom gioroiueiten lossebenbem 0ent-
id)en cine gereinisnng nit Der Gtreif-
lnad)t 6eluerfitelligt babe, iueldle iiiS-
ltdD BON Der @eid)iel segem @aridlan
pperierte.
Die Siirfen maridieren, nadJSenl
iie Sabris beiett ba6en, in bas ssg-
oere BON Eeriicn. Sic iollen Sen
Rnlien amgebotem baben, Saf iie lire
Sriippeu smriifsie6en iuolften, iuenn
RnRlanb bic Geinigen aud; ans Ser.
lien snriifnebmc.
lie GnglGnSer iuullen bei go
Saiiee einen Grfolg errumaen Iaben,
iubem iie bic 0entidJen ans elmer
ltarf befeitisfen Stellnug trieben.
Gie 9iiiiIen briugen iuie0er Sic
gesnadrihten. Sic iuoaen oeutide
aaDallesie auf Dem redten llfer ser
inttereii gSeifiel, aIio oiesieits bor
gSorifau, 5uriidgetporfell baben.
6erner b1tten 5tpil1en 9sura ltn0
Mei6iel berihiebene fleine @efedjte
itottgefltnoeL Die aud gliidlih fir
Die &uiien berlaufen iu1ren. geatiir-
lid 9lber ibre Stelluneem baItell
Die Gentihen nod intrler inne un0
rildell audi INNER nod ein flein pe,
I1lia ailf Waribal 8u. grob ser nil
liio5en Grfolgel
,Sran56iiidle 3napen iuliem swiidlen
&rras mnb Sille cine Stellnne Der
|enfidlen genumnten ba6eu.
Die 9illiien per0ffentliden eii,e
idhper beritdnolihe uno iebr unflore
GarItellung Der GreigniIIe in oar
periiifen Grobin5 gloerbeioidon, in
oer Sabri5 Iiegt, 0as oie 9iirfen DC.
iei3t 6aben Dlan fam uur fobiel
beriieben, 0oB Der @enerollfab es fir
praftiidl aebalten babe, Die rltiiiiden
Errppen nelt 5it erltppieren neil re
nerlhieOene Blate, 0ie bon i6nen te-
lett paren aiifgegeben batten. Nait
anoern @orteu. Die 9fnilen baben fidl
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Nmslamo.

@efaue gfadri1tell iiber Oo5
Grobeben IN sStalien iino nod ilnmer
nidt erbdltlih. Wlan meiB MIR, oob
elm llngebeurer S1aoen algerihtct
lit nno oaB gauienoe bon Meiiiden
ibr 2e6en perloren 6aben. 9ie
Staot Sora, Elm Srt bon ungefa6r
10000 GinpobnerlL it, mic man
iebt erfdbrt, mid pollitdnoig 8eritort.
450 2eiden bat man BORT ihon ge-
funoen. 6aIt alle Miitglieoer Ser
Staotnertpaltlng fino inns 2eben ge-
fonnlen. @an5 oner ilabe5u bollltGit-
Dig 5erltort iollen folgenoe St1eie
iein. slpe55ona Soro, Gapele,
Maglialo, Wfar8 MaiiarbaIbe, gol-
Iarnnel, @erdio, Geloao, 2elli, Ia-
terno, San Selino, 8iobarmarii,
Scnrcolo, GapuItreGo, sfntroianp
itno Goitronuopo.
Sn Ser @ebirgsfette oes Mont
8lane iino, tuabrldeinlid) in sSolga
eeS italieniiden gro6ebens, piele 2o-
luinen 5u Sol gegangen. 3ablreidIe
Srtidaftet fino iioIiert llno man BE.
fiirdtet, Dob biel ltnbeil augerihtet
iit
Ser aoilig Don ssStalien lit iO-
fort nad) Dem grobebengebiet gereiif
lno beteiligt lid nit groBem GiFrr
an 0en Sfeftlingsarbeiten.
Grin5 Gbriltian BON Selien.
GbiIippstbaI-8ardfeIo Elm 8riioer
oeS 2anografenGblootpig BON Seller,
bat lid IN Berlin NIT SRI. @liIo6elb
Rei0 9iogers ans @oibinaton ber-
lleiratet
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Deut$ebe siegen bei SoissonS.

Cine @enfer 3eitllng bebouptet,
oie oiterreidiid)e 9lriitofrotie uno sic
gSiener 5inatl8Ieltte iudten iDr Ser
nlogen III SiGerbeit 5u britlge1f, III
Dem iie ausldnoii6e por olem orne-
rifaniicbe &apiere fauften. Sic
gfq6ridt tit natiirli9 nidt lpobr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
Staatsiefretdr @rnon hot bte

Staatsiefretdr 8rpon bat ole
s1ote Der eugIilden Gegierllng. be-
antiportet. er iprid)t feline @erlg-
inning ii6er ben frelmoIi6erL ertge-
aenfommeuoen Son oerieI6en aus
nno bat iid i'm ltebrigen oie regll-
ldre gEntmort borbebaIten. bis 0ie Sc
finitipe grfldrlng Ser enaliihen &c
aiernna erfoIqt III.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
S. A. FLORAL CO.

Inter ne1ier 9eIhdftsfii6rllllg, hat
ibr 3ipeiggeIhdft an Der Suu5tnn Gtr.
allfgeboben. sllIe sluftrdge fir friih &c .
ldlnittene 8lumeli, Bouquets. Nllilne.i'
itiide ltllb Seforationen tperoeit iofort
ilno geidBidt allsgefiibrt bonn alien Ues
lhdft on Der giain Nue gir. Sos Sci.
erodett 7102. 9fndt=S =SeIep6on @rodett
280S Hanl 2aF, M2annaer.
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Or. galbiuin lit in ieiner neaeu
Office Inn neitem grabb-G -Gjebamoc, qe.
geniiber Dem 0nnter-SpteI, at fin
ben. selepbom-Gnfen uiro ieoerseif
nadgefuiiimen.
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Srs. aittrea & StOne, Gbiropra.
tic (0folIenrs). 9ierDen=Spe5idIiiten.
slelteite Raiieiirs i'm Gtaote Seine
9rognen 304 Gonrob=@ @ebauOp, 9IIa.
mo Masa
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2thfmit0!

Die @erlnitliiten bon Den 9ent-
ldDen nnb OeiterreidJern iin6 itets snr
ylniidlt III Der Niilipaufee Sar, 353
Sit-GOmmerce Str. Spr. Setter 8pfI
1T itets 6ereit, iie Sud- borsnleaen.
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Gin oentid)er slrst, mittIeren vi !.
tiers, iitdIt iidD tn elmer bentid)em I'm.
aegenb nieocrsnlniien. Bite etiuaiac
slnsfnnft 81 aoreiiieren an q. -.
Sor 124S, San 9tntoniO, Segas.
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Or. @. s. SdjloiIsr, 3abnarst,
lit geraoe iiber Die GtraBe unaeso.
gen. nod 206 9raoD-@ebduoe, Qc-
geniiber Dem @unter-SoteI Gel
Grodett 1889.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15

0ieimdlt - oeutlcbes NeGod)en fir
aoden II. @ausarbeit. $50 @ai6ing
ton StraBe.
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geIte8 SeI unO @aiolin erbaIf
mon bon Ser Slinp Oil So, 400
0it-@ommerce Str geeites Gel Sra.
big 1852.
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@illiam 6. Gbnrdl, 9iedtsanwalt
lit madl Dem Sra0b-@ebaiioe 9sr. 72t
rmaesugen. Sci. Srabis 1894.
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GObbs, Gsferiose Z; Go6bs, glehts.
anipalte iino nad) Dem graob-@e.
bali0e glr. 716-720 aulaesoaen' 9eg
Grodett 773.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-01-15
5rdnZoSef1 jlbcr die HiSne
Zllrjlefzqetrieben.
6eIdentat 0lterreiNifNer unterleeboote.
Die Deutsd)en beIeBer die poInlsdDe Stadt PIoA.
Die Gareem n,arishierem IN oas -Snuere
pcr perSie

aus gabri8 uno anoerlt Srten 3uriid.
ae8oaelL als Die 9ilrfen allriiGte1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
Bible Will
Be Studied

Bible study, free from denom-
national bias, will be taught I'M
der auspices of the Tacoma public
schools, the school board has de-
cided.
The plan suggested by the Ia
coma Ministerial alliance has
long been under consideration by
the board, and on the final adop-
ton the courses of the Interna-
tiOnal Graded lessons were agreed
on to insure absolute freedom
from creed bias. Work is to be
done in the homes.
The course will consist of 3S
recitations of 80 minutes each,
extending throughout the year.
A grade of 70 must be obtain
ed before the pupil passes the
course. The general titles of the
two courses are known as the
History of the Apostolic Age, !"
and 1.-The Old Testament"
Only those pupils will be per-
mitted to take an examination at
the end of the semester who are
recommended by the principals
for good conduct, class work and
attendance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
FAIR AT
SHERMAN
TONIGHT

Pupils of the Sherman school
will hold a county fair of their
own tonight in the school build
ing, exhibiting garden truck, flow
ers, fruits, poultry and canned
products. Several elaborate prizes
will be presented for different
displays.
The amateur horticulturists
and flower fanciers started their
campaign for better products last
spring and tonight they will ex-
hibit their best results for the
large list of prizes. James A.
Hays, OF the New York Lie In
surance Co., is giving alarge sill
yer cup to the room with the best
display of flowers.
Mrs. C. M. yesterday is giving
three prizes for varieties in
chrysanthemums.
Mrs. j. w. Brokaw is giving
three prices for the largest re-
turns obtained from products
grown in specified space and in
general returns, as well as the
greatest grown In q specified
space and in general returns, as
we'll as the greatest income OBJ
tanned from poultry raising, gard
ening and canning.
The school will give ribbon
prizes for the different exhibits.
The ribbons will be of three col
ors. one for each place in every
exhibit.
Miss May Hall, principal of the
Sherman school, expects a large
crowd of parents and other in
terested visitors.
The doors will be opened at
1880, allowing an inspection of
the products before the Judging is
started. The donors will give
short talks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
STADIUM
ELEVENS
TO rlEET

Freshmen and sophomores will
tear scalps this afternoon on Sta
dunn field in the first football
game of the season.
The babies despite their limited
experience in high school football,
have developed some fast team
work under the careful eye of
Coach Perkins.
Captain Kanzler feels confident
his machine will make a great
showing against the heavier So
phomores.
Captain Duane Shield believes
the infants will be fortunate If
they even find their uniforms att
er the game. Padelford, who was
playing a great game for the sec
ond year men, is out of the game
with a sprained ankle sustained
in a scrimmage this week, but
there is a possibility of his get
ting in the game at the last min
ute. The game starts at $3.50
p. m.
The lineup:
Sophomores: Norton, | e; West,
l t; Baldwin, | G; Griffiths, C;
Palmer, &; Monizingo, t;
Beymer, r e; Lehigh, q; New
lands, h; Fawcett, t; Shields,
Capt, h.
Freshmen: Kanzler, Capt, |
Q; Carpenter, ! t.; Holz, g; Craig,
C; Caruso, g; Dyer, {; Hill,
r e; Thompson, q; Oheiser. h;
Heath, f; Underwood, r h.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
POULTRY
SHOW AT
WHITMAN

Youthful chicken raisers OF the
whitman school will exhibit
their fowls this afternoon and
evening at a poultry show in the
school building.
The carefully graded fowls
have been groomed for the oc-
casion in the hen coops of the
back yards of the pupils.
Most of the birds we're hatch
ed in the same incubator last
year and will meet again today
competing for prizes offered in
the different classes.
A chicken club was started In
the school last year when the in
cubator was installed In the
school basement and the pupils
brought their own eggs. The
chicks we're then taken home to
undergo the private training OF
the individual.
. The youthful fanciers have
Ibathed the entrants and were
busy yesterday arranging them
for, today's show. The ribbon
winners will be shown at the Puy-
allup fair.
( Home gardening will be shown
In conjunction with the chicken
show. Members of the Parent
Teacher association will inspect
the show.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
A QUICK, SURE WAY
TO END CATARRH
Wonderful Medicated Air Quickly
Kills the Germs and Makes
Your Stuffed, Catarrhal Head
Clear AZ n ReII

Catarrh is caused by germ and
these germs thrive far up in the
passages of your nose, throat and
lungs where no medicines or ONT
ments can ever reach them. Be-
fore you can get rid of Catarrh
you must get rid of the germs
which cause 1t. The best way to
kill catarrh germs and drive them
from the system is to breathe up
into the nose, throat and lungs
the pleasant smelling but power
full indicated germicidal air called
Hyomei, which Is formed by conf
bining the pure healing oil of
Eucalyptus with powerful germi-
cides and healing agents that ut
terly destroy every catarrh germ
they reach. You breathe Hyomei
far up into your nose and throat
through a little hard rubber in
haler which all leading druggists
furnish with the complete outfit.
This penetrating air not only
kills the germs but 1t soothes and
hOoio thC oof % cWOAiCu, nifuiucu
membranes, stops the discharge,
splitting, hawking, etc., clears up
the head and air passages and
makes breathing easy again.
Breathe 1t five minutes and you'll
get blessed relief. Breathe Hyo-
mel a few minutes daily for just
q few weeks and every trace and
symptom Of catarrh will vanish.
This isn't mere statement, its
proved fact and Crown Drug Co.,
Tacoma, and most every leading
druggist in this vicinity backs II
up by absolutely guaranteeing to
refund your money II you do not
get from It the relief you're seek
ing. Hyomei Ii pleasant and easy
to use. Yon'n like It. And Il
certainly does put . stop to Ca
|tarrh e. nothing else will Or can
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
Pupils Will
| Show Work
AT Big Fair

e. Il. Crook, assistant superin.
tendent OF schools. has arranged
for teams Of 20 Tacoma school
children to work In the school ex-
hibit each day at the Puyallup
fair. The exhibit will be the
most elaborate ever tried at the
local fair.
The boys will be seen working
In completely furnished shop.
turning out articles in tin, wood
and iron, while the girls will be
employed making leather goods,
jeweIry and cooking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
Teacher Hurt
In Explosion
Of Gas Oven

Mrs. Spalding. in charge Of the
Lincoln Park high school lunch
room, was severely cut about the
face and hands yesterday when
the huge gas oven exploded.
The explosion is thought to
have been caused by a leaky pipe
filling the oven.
Students studying in the chapel
above the lunch room, started
to dash from the room, but were
quieted when the nature Of the
explosion was learned.
The oven Is thought TO be .
total wreck.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-09-24
SCHOOL NOTES
NO SCORE IN FIRST
l.. II. s. CLASS GAnE

After four quarters OF the
hardest kind of football. full of
opportunities to score but spoiled
on fumbles. the junior and SEN
Jour class teams of Lincoln Park
High school played to a scoreless
tie yesterday on the Whitman
grounds.
Quarterback Parker. OF the
juniors, made a long run In the
first quarter, bringing the ball
within striking distance Of the
goal line, only to see 1t lost on
tumble.
The seniors played the ball ont
OF danger, Their chance to score
came in the last period after they
had worked the ball to the line,
They lost it on tumble. Pitcher
missed a hard drop kick for the
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seniors.
The remaining parts OF the
game saw the ball played back
and forth with no real advantage
favoring either side.
Coach Percy Colbert refereed,
while his assistant, Walter Webb,
was Judge. A. Bennett umpired.
The lineup of the teams was as
follows:
Seniors: Davis, e; Alger.
r t: Garden, &: Pitcher, C; col
DO. &; Algyr, | t; McMullin, ! e;
Holmes, q; Brothers. h; John
son, (; Todd, Capt, h.
Juniors: Revelle, e; Schwartz,
r I; Wadsworth, q: Pease. C;
Eaton, &; Staples, {; Revllla, !
e; Parker. q; Hunt, b; Agnew,
+: lsenberg, h.
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Mrs. o. b. Gilmore.
Several important business
matters will be brought before
the circle.
The dues for the circle, rs
cents a year, are payable at this
meeting.
The Parent-Teacher association
of the jefferson district organized
last Friday, electing Mrs. X. d.
Manning president. Tho next
meeting of the society will be a
week from Friday,
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p. 7. A. NEWS

The Irving Parent-Teacher as
sociation held its first meeting
last Thursday, when a reception
was given to the teachers ald to
introduce Miss Martha Sonju,
who has charge of the fifth grade.
The Jefferson Z. Il. A. will
meet at 3 p. IN. Tuesday.
The following musical program
will be given. Piano solo, Mrs.
Charles Palmer; song, pupils of
Miss Roses room; vocal solo.
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ans weakness" Strengthen the
kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills,
used and recommended by women
the world over. They are just as
harmless as they are effective
and may be used for children
with weak kidneys, too.
TACOMA PROOF
Mrs. ID. Mason, 2715 East G St..
says: II had a dull, heavy ache
In my back. This was soon fol-
lowed by severe headaches and
dizzy spells and my back got
lame and weak. The kidney Sc
cretions bothered me and / felt
tired and worn-out. After / had
used a couple OF boxes of Doan's
Kidney Pills. all the troubles left
me-"
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committee meeting to consider
inviting state convention to Ia
coma.
Real Whole Wheat Health
Bread. Duenwald's, 313 nth.
adv"
Liner Minnesota leaves YokO-
hama on last regular trip to
Sound.
Freedom of high C's Is one of
the banes of apartment house life.
Stanford student dies from in
juries said to have been sustain
ed In class rush.
Four hundred dollars added to
c. P. s. endowment fund.
Wheat prices stuff off another
cent and a half at Chicago.
Turkish prisoners quartered on
an island in the Aegean sea fur
nished aeroplane service by the
French government.
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U. s. cannot find statute under
which to prosecute Archibald,
American who served as messen-
ger boy for Dumba.
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Another state, South Carolina,
has been captured by the drys.
King Alcohol and the car are in
a position to sympathize with
each other.
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Woman Needs All
Her Strength

Keeping house
is hard enough
when we'll. The
woman who has
q bad back,
blue, nervous
spells, dizzy
headaches and
kidney or blad-
der troubles,
has a hard lot,
for the family
cares ana tasks
never let up.
Probably it's
all the result of
kidney trouble
and the much
feared WON
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f. A. DelanO, of federal re-
serve board, completes tour of
country; says business is picking
up beyond question.
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s. p. will promote Ward b.
Nash, city freight and passenger
agent, to advertising agent.
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w. T. Trantly, N. Y. stock bro.
ker, arrives at Tacoma with haif
of 10000 mile auto trip about
America nearly completed. Has
been travelling since May 3.
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Ice floes from Columbia glacier
nearly stop navigation on Prince
William Sound, Alaska.
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New York has opened night
court for naturalization Of for
eigners. Perhaps 1t isn't neces-
sary they should see what they're
doing.
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Men who arc
not chips off the
old block are
often jOkers off
the old deck.
4 4 y
Many men
who can't settle
down find thenl-
selves eventually
compelled to set
tic up.
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Toronto man seeking to estab-
fish 800-mile over-water record
in Curtiss flying boat.