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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

ming / Snrocn, hppr bet llgcfrcnl
prin1leoe mco Sorbfrcbs, sc fle=
lte al 0cm fjenbcr nof Oisie nflc
lmoa @omf orbnruerc.
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fig9cbe nco / Srllet % 9op tiliiolt
letter for Ell plu0lelig 2plt til at
robc ru1lOt / set en- li91lcnbc
!2plt, ionn be1l, Ser 9riber %, 1ooy
hi icr cit Mepretl1c.
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fjsrte u1r0t. 9en ltpote / Sru1Ocl1
poo. 11ogct boorot. % no9le al
SorOtrcbic1lc bar lf11bbet til She,
lau jog, at set booroc / 8lmOcll
itiuncbc guilt, pg bo jog b11ffeoc
mig nco for at le nnrn1cre til, op=
Oogebc jeg, at Set bor @l,lo, Scr
bar / 5tencn!
SC ton tnaltc GEM min Spcr.
ralfel1c!
Sea blep iiooenoc ct &portcrstio
og los nit. Io,1tcifib p11gge fig poo
ct Tren1tiosbob al gplone 5trpn1u1c.
Wdt @jertc oifteoe font ct Jclcgrot
'opporot. Seq bar fulolterOig bpp=
notiierct pg tu1Oe bpcrfcn lonlc
'ellcr lonllc. Io11fcrre lpb olOclcS
Iebif.
9cloiQpis bar jog golllfc olc1e.
OmbpgQelig lag6c jea 5tc11cll poo
i&loos i9jcn, o9 ituoercoe loo 1lrr=
merc Sfiltct % ifrep M0rcsic11 Up.
Der ltoo life noget ont Eriicn o1=
oct e1ro, at @r1,nocn bar uumoo0c=
Zig bi1lig til Solg."
Set bite fig, ga jog nrite Gag
oplpgte Giere1t at bon pilbc bone
500 &ro11cr / reoe Ycnge fpr set
belc. Oe jog ejeoc life mere cno
!|Dpjt regl1ct 300! Summon ifulOe
bctolcs fortont, % 5olgct if1ll0e
ife in0en llge1rs ll0ga1g, ga Mon=
sen ellerS bob6e Ell o11oel1 &jpbcr.
Mcn bpor if1,l0c jog goo bcn pg
fao 200 &ro11cr poo ct 8r9Dt / en-
8n 6bor jog bar lao list %ficnot?
s sc nrltc to 0p9n lpcfulcrcbc
jco boo0c 0og o9 Scat for at finoe
eli l(oucj. Sea fonot o9loo oolfilli=
&c, men SC bopoc ollc Sen / bcttc
Gilfrloc opcroroentlig ltorc Man-
gel, at set mloc to9c mere Gi0 at
inUrHutte Sem, chs jeg bopoe ii!
&ooOigbc0.
Sea prppebe lno at lour1c sc 300
&rp>1cr bos min Erincipol, men set
fulbc Scr fife bore Solc ON. Set
bar blot al Mig at fjpbc SprD loa
longt nOcnfor Npcn pip.
"a bar Set, jeg ff sen originate
cllcr fortutulcoc Soc, rn Dc bill, at
prppe poo at ti9gc Eengcnc lum=
mcn. Seq nioltc, at Scr / 9pcn hp=
! cOc nlil0lt CT bolp Sncs rigc 90
mcr, al bDene jog life be6ppeoc at
frpgtc fpr at bline o1nlclot for &ctz
Iert.
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,Gnfcltbcoer Al oen ron1untilfc ST.
%1toric, jog ppfprte, iaopcl lon tpr
Ell l1nr,1ere 5filbri1g al mine D.
lcpelicr pou Oen Iiggcrgal1g, Scr I'LL
begpnote, % ifol nejeS meo at tpr=
tGlle, at 0n ri baDoc .11uaet Sre=
bag, bop0e jeg lige affl1rot facet
frabet is aroncr lan1n1c11. Oct bar
Iangt til sc 200 enonl1, % jog op=
gap Set belle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

@ninAcrnc lun frofti9t 1pm mnlligt,
1locn 5foon1cl:> @cnepcr- Nrrnocpi=
ne1 folbcs ll1cb ct engclif ~&9lc=
lopn" ~2iobtninN" Npnilb); bcl1
bcnotl1rcrcoc Nrunocpin beurnuc5
poo Sncnif mc9ct uotrpfsfulot fpr
vIoggtrab" Nigtrooo).
(9lf s.. 5. Humicf / ~MfDolOS=
0ugbloOct".
6nr De henpenot Gem til nogen
al De Mperterenbe / 8laoet. &pis
fife, ioa ifrip ibo9, oeriom Der er
tnoget De mangler. eller bcieg Dem
ON multgt. Set oil piie Zig at Doe.
re forMlagttgt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
8nllalc6mauoen, Sen 11l,oc @rns

8nllaicbmouoen, Sen 11l1gc Nros=
lererlpn, Scr fprle6cn lobebc W}iS=
bag poa EalobSbotellet fnr iine
|&ennr mes 30 al Sc melt roffinc-
rcnc Mettcr % Sc ollcrfpltboreltc
|&inc, ful1oe fife hetole Giloet. -
|9fu CT Set opoaget, at ban pgioa CT
Gbecfbeoroaer. Holitiet bar ocrior
Itogf bo1n ! tit Goretngt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
Bfn Hnrtr 6langR.
&sninlens ~1tnsopmsepentpr.
Gu EnrtrIIiun
Gn 6urtelling.

u9tcj, ON De 1ao log mig ibjcl,
Tan jcg laoe cit Iigger gao fra
mig roel1 at bobe giDet bor1 NO.
get" iag0e aoniul Sprgenien og
far 5pi6fen at eli fritz Cigar, ~og
nabnlig lite, 11oor Jpren CT al bcrl
Slags, ser ton 1loa CIT &lo6e, joni
fan faa @aorene til at rej1e fig poo
Ell Sfobsrite."
.~9h1 ITO Sc life trio, jeg flyer
bette, .fortlotte ban, ~for at Sc
1fnl tRnfe on mig, at jeg er FABIAN
ct goot % b%urn1bjertet M%e1neife,
Der life fan taale at ie andre lioe
Rso> @uDbebares: jog bor ogioo
bIi6ere 6plelier ligeioan sc fle1tc o11=
Ore Wenneiter> n1c,r 11oget ierligt
/ ben @enieenoe CT Scr life peo
mig. Ncj, jeg tror iuorcrc> set er
bleoet Ell 2ioenlfob, en- 5lags fits
eeSbe boS mig, og jeg tror o9ioo, jeg
be6, bpor oct 1tamn1er fra"
Gon1l1l Sergen1e1 ter6te Gigo>
rem.
.Seg tror ner1lig," fortiottc bon
oerpaa, nat set CT nogct, lon1 itonl=
11er fra Sen Ii0, 6o lea iclp prp=
beoe, bboo set piloe lige at goo pg
betIc."
@an :. og . bette! 5elifobet
nar beft ton lternerct. Sen nel6opc1=
Be- fine &oniul Ssrgcnie11 lon1 @et=
Ter! Den Sonfe bar for borribel.
ct cl1ltcnnligt llobr1t0 al Torbop=
1eI1e billtc bn ogiao bans mtnrfclige
llotalel1c,.
$50, De bgrte gonite rigtigt, mi
ne 9crrcr", iogoc &pnl11l Sprgcl1=
fn, ~jeg bar pirfelig lelp prppct,
bpao oct bill iigc / bogltopelig 6or=
ltono, lite blot / operfprt @etpo=
ming at eaa Iiggergolrg, at bette
poo 8cie % @aoer. 90 bpcr @ong
jeg me5er Ell at oisic 1taffels for
butleoc Dieble mco Inerl1e 1loe at
5tpblernc, flosie6e @ufier o9 inop-
1et (ellcr 1let ingen) Slip, = Ell
al Dent scr meb nforlignclig Mlnpr
fnn forteue, at ban netop lige font
n,er til Sobs fra 5in9apnrc, bpor.
ben Do,1 bapoe begibet fig for at
Gente Ell 1terre Mrb, lom iniolcrtiO
fsrlt Tan blibe l1obetolt ont 3 Moo-
neocr, bborfor ban mloe bqre mig
CHG tnfnemlig, bpis jog piloe biel=
pc ba1l1 uo df en- sieblitfelig Sor=
leecr1beo peo at poe bam ct lills
Mrbeforlfuo paa IS Gre til gtotte-
logis, 80 bper @a11g ieg ler iaaban
cr, Sr. BON 2a5arlts, fom1t1er jog
til at tenfe pda mig ielp, 90 oct
er Dd ocrfor,d ieg lite laoer oisie
Snplfepre, io1n ieg norentn1er Dc CT,
gan 1lbjnIpne borf
.Sar ST. RolliuI sgrgenfen 1lo-
get imoo at fortaIIe liofspm iire
grir,orinaer lon1 n1iigger ppllrg
te Rainna goniIee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28

Moderne RydningSmaskineri trit

Settlcre paa wort rlge lermul--
dedc Land Forest County, Wis,
faar fri Brug at Diet Ayeste Ryd-
nings-M askincri. Misv9kst CIR
ukjcndt her. Fri Kjdrsel af Fl3-
de. Tryktc Oplysninger er givne.
under Statskontro1. Skriv efter
dem.- Per-Ola Land Company,
Crandon, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
Til Salg.

God Kvart-Section i Red River
Dalen, N. OAK, nar By; Hus, Stald,
Alt opdyrket; u6rnaer-
ket lord; uhyre billigt. Slriv til
Perry S. Johnson, Grand Forks,
North Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-04-28
Sniff Dor @ogbanbcl.

Mne 8pger fra bort Eager icnbes
portufrit meo Ya%ffcppit, cl1er 81.
preis; men pnlfer man Eotfcn az.
i@urcret maa 5 Gents cfstra mebiol,
nc geitillingen.
s, &asmnsieu Gu,,
720-722 60. 4tb ct.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
uNlI Npt \ Bad B\'k
u You Have, the statement of Ih's
N~ibupucrpuc i;r-idcm WIN
Interest You.

pa,, Sour .,a ache. night AID
dus
Hinder work. destroy your rcst'
p., ~ Stab sou Through aur
fH..HlH
when SON -tuup 90 l5t or r'nd'
TH,u ..lr hIduoys may b." W',h.
u'fru H1.bI.ur IS ju" clue
IH.r .u glt. YOU turlh.r proof.
IN. r.lu,y action ma, H" wrong.
If 'f.H'Iur I- NOT paid
Mon, distress VIII soon appear
Headache djllp spells and nerves
Iii, acid and IT, abs
Make rho burden Nor-o aud worse.
I4uiu,rt~ and plasioi- can't
Roach tho inward cause a. ill
H'lp the tldu'ys u-" the pills
Albuquerque folks have tried ana
proved
what they Say you lr believe"
Road this Albuquerque mans ace
count
See HIM a-I, H.m. 2 you DOUBT
Lou- a. GI,rm,r SAVOY hotel \
huqurrpu,. sass My back WIS vuIt
caused bv heavy hitting. ] could hard-
ly s~titiphttr up and wac fct'lus
worse alI mo Time. finally horti.
using Duau- Kidney Pms Kept o.
uutl h4d used several boxes and
am now VII
prl.. -ua at an dealers Don Q
simply ask for e. kidney remedy got
3oar Eiduoy pills-lhe same that
Mr. G.,rmau had Foster Mllhurn
Go. rinus N'Jntlu. y Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
NH, DPIiNi~I

chairman William y WIIl,uN - thr
u|,rHnu.,u N|lr,uua1 Commute" p
,b, champion oprluis, of rh' re"
NI't co., election uu Not,wp'r '
matter 81 history and ple,u,,il, '..
of.0udy else ,uur.diue iN, defeat .'
the E,pu1lI.a. candidate. u, ar'9I-
entity has ',u' hope n1tt 100 some
mIuu,r ur u'Irrr There D.. ruIu- f" .r
au ".,ruulu ct the result which "'I
scat Nj Iluenc- iu the Whi'" Huus'
llo ,ltIms 'u,f a.. time h,- ru' SGT
curved Tor ruc Republican. I'd. cnc
.U and l.EuuwIvdpo mat President
WILSON hp- been reelected mon Is r"
.fluIa 60 make any forecast Hs l'
h.n % detut" statement l' 'ha'
ttIc.f may r" expected Not even
nui tine official count ju california,
vneu - e finished satisfy uw ni fUr
lc'o,t n' tine Republican upr' lp-
I,r'.u.. H, Says 'ucra mrnt .r.
.u conditions ID. utn,f ..u.o states
Wut,h voulI E.,p ,no uuaI Ir.lIt DO,
douDt
lIow,to. rho refusal uf NJ N4Il-
.u, ~ ,.uood. auy'nl.a tHu hove u.
.,arIup ON m. oIf President
Wilson has been r,-.I'rt,i r mpftH.
about Hbi.h IA, .ouuuE - large 8
ptct,y woII satisfied and %rorar1l +.
of whether nj MIIDa, 90 a. comedies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22

SNi t2otIiui N' We president 81
700 '''i"''' '' ''-' '''r 300 n.''
nH '. 'II''. '' 'H.- '.'u'iN t"i '.l
i"f ih' .u .u''lH. '''" an 'ii'Il
ans picture vi death destruction aud
devastation then "NI.tius JOB Poland
ln I''' S'"IhI'wi'> 1uI' @" thIs
tUWUfIN Go IHlu Nine Nov 1tsNG 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-22
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GAM I\N~ ron toiG

I'M, ,ftrctivonct- of 'nr wn. ,W.Ht
tu protect miGtatnI' "... "N ''
Eofth American continent h.- "''.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-16

women's and Growing Girls white
Canvas "kewpie" Pumps, with low heels
and short vamps; dainty style which Is
creating quite a sensation in footwear
circles: a genuine $500 value. Ct 1S
The Washington herald., 1916-07-16

English last tan shoes with rubber
sole and rubber heel (Goodyear); new
mahogany tan shade; blind eyelets. A
real $3.50 to $500 value.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-16

White High-cut Canvas Sport
Boot; Is eyelets; white ivory sole
and canvas covered heels; an eH-
elusive Hirsh design that usually
sells for $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
TODAY,S CLEARINGS
NO FUNDS FOR
IMPROVE M ENT

With more than $4,000 worth
of improvements contemplated
for this summer, the Metropolitan
park board, checking up its
books this week, found that II
had only $4,000 left for con-
struction.
Among the investments con-
templated by the board were
$1,000 worth of preliminary work
on the mammoth play field at
Point Defiance park, over $4,000
for permanent concrete seawall
along the beach at Point Defiance,
and $4,000 for paving a boulevard
into the park.
The board has not yet decided
which work to eliminate. All pc
titions for new tennis courts and
other expenditures are being
turned down for lack of funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
IRISH RE Bells
TAKE Du BIN

LONDON, April 25.-Irish
rebels are in possession Of
four or five parts OF Dublin
after day of most serious
rioting, Augustine BirreIl,
chief secretary for Ireland,
told the house of commons
today.
The telegraph lines to
Dublin have been cut, indicate
ing that rebels hold the prin-
cipal portion of the city.
Grave riots broke out in Ire
land yesterday.
The rioters seized the Dublin
postoffice. Soldiers arriving from
Curragh quelled the disturbance
after a street battle, in which -
persons We're killed The sit
tion is now controlled, Birrell an
nounced.
The outburst of rioting was
considered part of awell organi2-
ed German attempt TO stir up a
great revolution.
The effort to land Sir Roger
Easement and a strong force 81
German sailors was part of the
scheme. IL is believed the Ger
mans though Easements drama
tic appearance at the head of a
force would sweep the country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

where today authoritative work the steel
industry and such by all writers economic sub
jects.
In 1913 Manly made for the United States labor bureau
the famous inquiry into the rise prices In anthracite coal
reporting that had increased but
while the wholesale price coal increased 25
with the that the netting
a increased yearly profit of $l0,000000
The Manly became the director of public hear
director the department. nyestga
United States commission industrial relations
his famous Manly report presented the public
Chairman Frank p. Walsh This is the greatest
analysis relation capital and labor
all its varying phases made and Immediately
placed Manly in the class
social expert.
The United States tried to his services
again Enterprise Association
paper member persuaded him undertake
searching the workings United
income
He has having worked this inquiry for
months The first of his findings
TODAY: others will follow quick succession.-EDITOR
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
FINAL DASH
10 GET VILLA

COLUMBUS, N. NJ, April
26.--A detachment of Unit
"a States troops Is reported
today to have started the
finai dash after Francisco
villa, while the main units
of the expeditiOnary force
are concentrating at Manu-
quips and Dublan.
A cavalry column is understood
to be diving. toward Villas last
hiding place in the Chi
huahua state Sierras near Nonova.
Two new army aeroplases are
undergoing final tests here. They
are expected to join in the chase,
being used for scouting In the
rough country where Villa IL
thought to be hiding, resting and
once more assembling his scat
tered followers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
Who Basil manIV Is

Basil NJ Manly the foremost economic investigator in
America who fame the director of the nvesga
lions conducted by the United States Industrial
relations under the Craftsmanship OF Frank Walsh and who
wrote the famous Manly report has completed for the
which members Newspaper Enterprise
association deep and sweeping investigation of the work
ings of the United States income (
The work has taken Manly and of newspaper
and statistical experts SIX FULL MONTHS the
atons he about to make the people of America REPRE-
SENT THE FINAL WORD this subject. Many's ire
proachabe reputation social Investigator stands behind
them
Manys academic training economist gained
at Washington and Lee university witch he
uated the University Chicago where he specialized
in the subject for under Prof Laughn
the most famous economist in the United States.
In 1907 he became attached United States bureau
Of labor and connected with governmental depart
mens investigation into the subject woman child
in the United States largely writing the Report Women
and Children In the Glass Industry" -
For this bureau he had complete charge of its in
vestigaton into the industry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
DUBLIN
RIOTS
co T
.RAIDED

LONDON, April rs. - A
German squadron of light
cruisers bombarded Love-
stoft at 4 this morning. kill
ing two men, a woman and
n child.
British warships drove
them off after 20 minutes
battle. J
simultaneously a fleet of Yep
pelins appeared in the same VI
cinity and dropped 20 bombs In
the western count ties, injuring one
man.
The admiralty stated the ma
terial damage as the result of
the cruiser raid was insigniti-
cant.
Shortly after the Germans APP
peared two British cruisers and
a destroyer opened fire. The
Germans fled.
Three British ships were hit
but none were sunk. The state
ment did not mention any casual
ties aboard.
The public Immediately con-
neeted Sir Roger Easement with
the attacks.
1t is believed the Germans
planned triangular campaign OF
terrorism, expecting an uprising
in Ireland and an attack on Eng
land by air and sea.
TWnntU tsnfA.A D.,s, al.
warships raided Zeebrugge and
Belgian coast towns, Amsterdam
reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
CRONEN TO Get PUBLIC WORKS
JOB; Will APPOINT M'CRECOR

Definite information that
ComInissioner-elect Gronen
would take charge of the de-
partment of public works
next Tuesday when his term
of office begins, came today
when Gronen announced that
he would appoint H. j. Me-
GregOr superintendent of
streets and bridges.
McGregor formerly held the
office of public works, and was a
candidate at the recent municipal
primaries.
Since the election there has
been much conjecture over the
department which Gronen would
assume. Many persons believed
that a general shake-up would
take place, with Gronen going In
to the light and water office. At
kins into public works and Drake
into finance.
Save $50 a Month.
Gronen made his announce
ment to Mayor Fawcett a few
minutes before leaving on-a bust
ness trip for Portland.
j. F. Myhan, jr., is at present
superintendent of streets under
Commissioner Woods. C. o.
Smith is superintendent OF
bridges. Myhan draws $125 a
month and Smith 800. Gronen
proposes to let McGregor handle
both. offices on q salary of $3.50,
thus saving SIS . month on his
salary-roll.
City Attorney T. L. Stiles is
SLATED for removal. according to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

definite information obtained to-
day.
The Selection of his successor
is up to the new council, with
]. b Harmon, W. w. Reyes and
Robert L. Evans as the three most
likely z, candidates. Harmon is
said to be supported by Petit
and Gtonen.
StileB is at present drawing
$3.50 a month, the largest salary
of any CITY employee.
stiles action on recent big suits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

over municipal contracts, and mis-
unusual attitude last year IN
drawing up a T. r. & =. power
franchise, which was favorable
TO the company and a loss to the
city, are said to have brought him
into bad repute among business
men and city officials.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25
MEANS
LOWER
RATES

Tne PUBIC S9rNlce coihhipsioh
fixed the value of the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph Co.'s
sproperty in this tsate in a decision
made public today at s19,764,-
AIS.
Telephone users will be requir-
ed to pay tolls sufficient to give
the company a just and reaso-
nable return only on this amount
OF money.
The rates will be published
May 81.
In finding the value of the
company's property the COM
mission adopted new meth
cd of procedure and squeezed
out just 81, 12S, 2s2 worth OF
wind, water and what not.
Under methods followed in all
former decisions in public utility
cases in this state, the rate base
from which fair returns were es-
timated has been the cost of pro-
duction."
Reported % Millions.
When the telephone case was
called at Tacoma several months
ago, the company's engineers rep
resented that the cost of repro
duction of the property, would
amount to $26,S92,700.
Under the old method the pub
lie would have been asked to pay
the company a fair return on
$26,S92,700.
The company did not care to
Know the reproduction cost.
I'VE told them we didn't
want to know what ii
WOULD cost TO reproduce
the property said Chair
man Charles A. Reynolds,
"but what the property HAD
cost. We asked them to
show us how many pOstholes
they had dug, how many
miles of wire they had strung
and how many SWITCH
boards they had installed"
The result was that the people
using telephones in this state need
pay fair return on 100000
less money.
A fair return, Reynolds says, is
from 6 to s per cent.
After the commission shut out
"cost of reproduction" figures,
the company threw up the sponge
and came clean"
Bring In Figures.
"They brought in the figures
ehowing how much their property
had actually cost and frankly dis
claimed any right to levy tribute
upon the people of the state by
reason of the increase in property
value which has resulted solely
from the acts of the public" the
} decision states.
BY acts of the public is meant
the addition of Improvements
made by other persons, such as a
city's paving over conduits and
mains, not paid for by the COM
pany but at the same time en-
HANGING the value of company
property.
VIII Raise Some Rates.
The schedule of tolls to be fixed
by the commission next month,
Chairman Reynolds said, will re-
duce the rate to telephone users
in some parts of the state and in
crease 1t In certain others, proba-
bly,, each community paying its
Just share, according to value re-
ceived from the company in that
community.
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Talk O the Times

Greetings, does it look to
you as IL Kaiser Bill was fig
uring on decorating Uncle
Sam with the order of the
double-cross or something
like that?
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Sink Dutchman

LONDON, April 25.-Two Ger
man submarines shelled and sank
the Dutch steamer Berlestron, it
was reported today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

Now that the
city campaign
and cleanup
week are out
of the way, we
ask that you
Join Doc Wall
and us and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

MY. word. said near
Senator L0rimer in his
trial in Chicago, ''rs ms. good
as my bond" We fear this
Is true.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-04-25

ATHENS-A German powder
factory at Deadeagtch was blown
Up, dispatch from Salonika
stated.