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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
sIad6mrn ltrIItc NiIrnIdaft.

Ger Setrctdr ser @oiuic @linina Go.
foniic oic ucrlauate 8iir9ibait
in S66e bon $4,000 iieaen
G5arlcs @Dait uod III 0oit.
G5oueS 9lad6uru, Sciretdr ocr
Sowie @'ining 60, welber Dor cinl.
oeu loacn in @emciuiAoft nit ocm
biciiacu @cic6aitSiii6rcr Der @cicl
boit, G1as. gSpott, bird gunOcS.
9eante Der6aitet muroc, fonnte qc.
iiern sic 9eiorocrtc 9iiraidait ia
p06e BON $4,000 iieQen nno pur0c
aus ser 6ait cutlaien 9lodblrn
mo g9Datt iino beiAuloigt Die @oit
5n 6ctriigeriicben 3uedeu benntt SUI
6a6cu gSpait fouute Die pcrlonetc
9iirgiboit in So6c BON 5000 uo9
uiht olibringen un0 6eiinoct lid
nod i'm @ema6riam.
Ger @oit6eante 9ll6ert g. Gdons
Sc, ipclder % Sabre i'm Goiioieniie
Itebt mo inter Der GeidnlOignng
Der 9riciunteri6laalmg ber6aitet
lpuroc 6attc iicb geiieru bor oem
9tnoeS @omnlindr Bono 81 oers
antporteu Shou3e muroe gegea
Stelhmg BON $1,000 9iiroidoit fir
oic @er6an0hmg Dor oen 9un0es.
@roBgeidmoreuen entIaiien
llnter $500 9iirgihait Uliroe SRI
Aora 9casnon Sn6aberin elmer Sc
mile 6arm na6e 9eiiierctomn,
ourd @unoes Gomnliiiar Bomb
inter ser geiduloiglna oeS 3erito.
rcns cines 9rieifaiiens, wcl1er
@rieie ent6ielt, fit sic 9un0eSgroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
NiretturenluaGI.

Oie iGbrlide @eriammlune oes
GitD @ioe Gougreb erfldrte it'd NIT
oen 4ldnen oes Dlauors III ge5i9
scr Sonitdts GonipoQne einDeritan-
Den ino DeriproN sic oollite Inter.
Itiibunq. 0es0leihen puroe bic
81 100000 SMulonlei6e elltgebei-
fen. sSn Der nodfolgenoen 9iretto.
rcnmobl mur0cn folgenoe WtitglieOer
5u @irettoreu erpdblt: s. Q. Gbd-
pounes. Or. 81. 81. 8. Go6me, Ott'
mar Nlorcus, G6arles &C. 9ieB, 81
Gourcu g9. Sbom 8. 6rant Eurncr.
Or. g9iaiom g. 99ation 0auio
9odlrod6, syreocrid 9. @iieubronot,
Sgiaion Wl Gmmort. ". $. Sedt,
gSiaiam @. g1orris, g8iaiom S. 90.
ocu George 9l So6L 9leD. .. S.
Steffers, Scbu Erainor Charles @.
Norf, g9iaiom Wl. Gllicott, ". s.
Soutb6nel, 9leO. 81. 98. Sogue. Gbos,
8. aoh, Or gIoolf W2eber, 8. @co
@}oblbenriH, Sri. Morp Claire 81.
gricit 81. G6orIes 0'gono0ou uno
Sri Wiartbo Stromberg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

bans %ceeiabie COMPOUND Bate lie 0es
Iun0 oenlodjt &es6nlb nabm ic6 es dicb,
lfn6 iebt bin I'D 70 aeilno pic ie aupor
Sd fam nic5t periteben ipnrum 8raucn
nc6t eiulcGcit re bielcn &eioeu im0
Gdlmersen iie cntaeben ionnen, mcnn tie
S6re Wlcoi5iu bembtcn- SD fam iie
nidt boe) gcnli0 Ioben, oenn Iie rctteIe
mir ods 9c6cu uno bielt MIDI Dem Srreus
holiS fern. 6rdu &. S6elton, 5657
6iioss5alilcao GtraBc, gnalewooO, SQ
Sic glerste bcrIudtcn obne 3ueifel
i6r @cicS, idnpiten ge0eu oieie aranis
6cit ali lno ionuten nidlt mebr tbun;
abcr oft miro Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @es
hanoung ppn oeu meoi8uilhen Gi9ens
Idaften Der Quieu alieu @lr5eln nio
ardiIier ii6eriroiicu Die in 2Doia 6.
Einlhom @e0eiabIe COMPOUND entbalr
ten iino.
gSenn GDmplifatiOueu beItebcu,
Io6nt es iid, nu Die 2BOia s. 9Sinf-
6am WlsOiciue So. 2pun, aiaii, nm
Ireiep SpeBinIrat6 ~ ibrci6eu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

nit Gigcl6 5l Octoriren Glf Gier
Bate ser ,Singliua bereits fuitgc.
redt eegen Die 9gduoe gcluorien, ais
ooS auolite iein 3icl ocrie5ltc, otrM
Oos Ieuiter ilog mo in Dem @eiidt
eines 9iegcrs lanoete. 9Soli5iit N}c.
ran 6atte groBe 9tot6, ben Olaun in
Soft 5u 6ringen pelher iic5 gelierlI
uegen lmge6ii6rliAen 9etragens II.
Oes 9lngriifs aii einen &olijiiien 81
Derantporten 6atte Sr. @ilmor,
fen, Bate oie Sho0enrecbniing Dor
ser @er6onollng begliden ilno ser
illuge Nlonn betonnte relmiit6ig,
Dab er ii6 Qnf 9libts 6eiiunen t0r-
H., Oo er b0Qia betrlnfeu geweien
iei 0}ad oieiem @eiidnoniB plroe
Syo6u 3ll elmer 9eringeu Celebrate
perurt6eilt
&ein 9ierim garf.
Sine fleine @eieai6oit, aus 3mei
6elte6eno, aus GoD 9reBIer lu0
6rau GoiiD @ton botten inn @pmau
@orf bei'm MouoideiHe ic cine ,Sla-
i6e ,,Grtra Sale geleert, po6ei lie
bon eiuem @oli5iiieu iiberroidt uuO
per6aftet wuroen. 9iibter Shrooer
ertldrte oen Serridoiten, oaB oas
@er. ooer Spirituoientrinfen in 81.
fentlihen @orfs perboten iei uno CT
oieies ni6t ouIoeu meroe. 9luf OoS
8le6en Der 9eididoigten muroen bic
Iel6eu mr. nit elmer fleiuen @eIoi
iiraie belegt.
@e9eu 9iirgidaft entlo.
len
Sir Elm auf sen 6. Suni feitgeieb
ties @er6or wuroen oie @e6riiOer
W3or lno SarrD @oleuiteit peIde
uuter ser @eihuIoigung oes Eieb.
ita6ls, reip. Se6lerci per6aitet Dur.
Sen, rntcr ie $500 @iir9iboit bon
9lid)tcr @odoro i'm mittleren Foli3ci-
geridt entlaiien
S5omes @eut in's @cfdng.
nib.
Syames, oeiien @otersuome @ent
lit, Ttano geiiern Dor 0liAtcr Eadoro
i'm miitleren @olBeigeridt untcr Scr
9luiduloiguno oeS 9lngriffes imo en-.
Oete Die @er6ouolung nit einer
Recommendation @eidnaniBiiroic fir
@ent. @eut imO @eorgc @Dons,
3ipc N1otroIeu ouf Dem 1ompier
r@irginio, bottcn einen Streit ser
al E61tlidfeitcn ausartetc. in oefcn
&erlaui @ent Dem Gpons Nlciicrlii.
de iii scr Shulter ituO Dem &iiden
bcibrodte. @cut prroe aIf Dem
Qanpier perboitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31


@coree 8. Groian 25, iho @era
@ 9loit 20, 9lep. Dorf.
6reberid g9. Gngclbcri1, 25, mo
glnnie 80. Grcamer, 2l.
@iQian 6. 5oqor, 80, uuo Gouo
q @ai6orc, 26, @eioe bon Sarris.
burg. go.
syoicp6 6. @cttc8, "a, lmo 93oia
Seifncr, %, @cioe bon Gillsburg,
@a.
9crnoro 6. Sosfe, 23. lmo Gatbe.
rinc s. SNaab, 2S.
@iaiom $. ailroD, o. Miaions.
port, &o, ino glnno 9. gcegon, 90
@liIton 6. Sims, %, imo Setter
6. @leulcr, 90.
Gowaro Sing, 25, mo @linerno
W}urp0D, 80.
glidolos Groft, 21 uno catherine
Griffin 90.
SSotues 2oscuolo, %, uno Goniton-
tina @entllrelIo, 26.
Gborlcs q. 2our, %, lno Gotbe,
rine Q. Stiibbs, 90.
Soicpb @loier 2s, lno Pima Gbi.
peraI, 81, geic6icocn.
9(rtbur &. @orucr, %, unO Glou-
oia g. Sofinlan, IS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

b0iitdt 0ibanfdls
len ilno mar 10
trant, oaB ic6 oft
uic6t iuuBte, mas
ic9 t1nt. sycb perz
ousgabte $1,000 on
gler5tc iino teiner
fonnte mir belfen.
@ines cages be
iucbte ulic1 cine
Dame ilno ia0te,
lie iei 70 trant ges
iuelen ipie icg cs
our Belt mar, iinO
2nDin Is. 9Sitifs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

Eie 3eit 5um Ginidnieljel scr 0'c
gcnitdu0e riidt ilumcr ud6er ano
ioll oidb Der 9etrd8 Don $4,000 poQ
iucrOcn aus pclMem @ruu0e ole
6reinoe Scr 9uten Satbe ge6eten
wcroen iit oa0cr 6citc 3ucds gIn-
foniS BON @egeniidnocn un0 nGiier-
uen 9lingcn" IN ocut Serfaufsroiune
cin3uiinocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

nYei uns NJ alles iebr potriOtIi9
Wein Mann Dertilgt ieoen Gag ein
engliIdxs 9eefiteat, oas Dieuitmdo.
dsn 5crbridt cine jcpaniIde 9ais nadj
Der aubern, mein Sobn BAT i'm 6ran.
5oIii9en einen 8ierer bcmgebrahi
uuo id IelbIt babe mir elm &leio i'm
5ipei5uubert Mart nad Der oeutidru
Wlpne modem Iniien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
gsann mur6e 9lmcrifa cr.
fnnnt2


9Ius aoiiel lr6reibt man; Sn cincr
6iciigca @iirgeribule fraeie Ser 2cb.
rer cinen Sdiller, ponn 9lmerito
cni0cdt moroen pGre
~1942~ lautcte ribiia sic Pint.
MORT.
sd meine" iagtc Scr 2ebrer.
imam lit oqnn 9Imrrifd 6ei iins be.
fannt gemor0cn; cs bat oorb Iange
aeooucrt bis man glmcrita tcnnsn.
lcrntc?"
Sett meloetc iib Der 5obn eines
bicocren gdreiuermeiitcrs uno in1te.
oDari6cr bat CRIT aeitcrn 9lbcno
nIein @ater aeiprohcn; ribiia cr.
fannt muroc glmerifo BON uns erit ini
Sabre 1916"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

ugsas III oas eigentIih. oie 5aiten.
8eit pun Der Sic gan5e 8eit Der Sic
2eute ipraden2~
uEas RHb ste @odieu III ocneH
fein 6lriih aegeiieN miroN
ogln oa balfen mir ia ouS gdn3s
Sobr 6nitcn5eitl4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
MM8 Ser WcfeIIf8ofF

Nus Ser @efellfbaft
@otte (sur Gattim ,Ilan Ipri9t
beut3uiape pirtlh nit 0lecft BON Il
uer rnIhle6i1eu 3eit Ssbt ift utiere
Todaer Iarn spie0er 9cIdiccea un. .eit
Der Mein BON i6Iem GerIcban9sISlis
not nidt teaa1Ii'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

9adarb. is5 $3 $50. ~ rs S2qU0.
,NdnnrO WlUiDF SO 81 NalilmQgsN 60afeaa
@irnbe mo WW NpUalg,ueNne
Suonr 6tD5., bic upupudic Car $lsh
WlnFs1el WpDile No, Garage 1903 10 9otbe
@DnrleSfSirune
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

0biulu Il. eamnclS Rehienupat; Nulfle
NunDeS gtDnpmurien NctlaN5reNlc, afurM
lailo Irii NulOinQ
NDnplih u. betAiliDn, iG-ll7 Qau Null0lnQ.
iSubri1e 0pahuug,
a. ~ n ~ x. puuato aii Continental NlnQ
Rfnlii3iren lci 1872 erIOlarelN NJ baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
Gtn3tgc @rinnerung.

2ebrer (Oer NIT Der 8uIammsn.
fslluna elmer Dorfbronit beIbGftigt
ffD. nWiRen sic iit6 nod auf gors
eduse aug S9rer Sugeuosett su err
innern. Brau 6uber2"
@reiIin: 80 ma, &err Qebrer, bus
fit tits GiebdhiniB bat Tdon a.
lfnob d qmoroen :. | iDefB Har nod
boB q fsbr biibides @ao6eI slpeieu
biuI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

J, ,Tcnildlc Wnuf unn Ualtlmsge" Nuiimnfns
nuo conlhau Slrabe. NuQuli QneDct %taib
beNi Nobn sls Hauaer NcANraNoentt
@eurae y. Nuna, N0rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

GrIi: ,Das ncnncn Gie eiac
WeinIuppe2 Do iiub Bod bocbiiens
nur Ii poar gcbraudte Rorte bria
oiisgetctbt iporOenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
W} fhn eit y Il nif

$50 licat Dos 9Sceimeut SSbreS
8rditiQanis. 9Innn2"
SlSdjin aSa cr ic6rcibt mir, 0oB
lic iicb aiigcnblidlld iii Ser Gcieniipe
bciinocn MIN mcib i'd nidlt % oas
III SSranlrcih cocr ii 92iBIono licgt.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

Micer'SQ Qeipo bntt III.
GjenerbeiuIpesior Gals SoIoot inn
llnteriiono) Ser Sycl0pebeI, ich
m0dte 6e6oriamIt i'm eineu Spudaapi
biitenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

rx6r on Guwn gl0ipnal Nansp wan. iinb
@Geier Slrdbe Nncob ge &oui 4tdllDeni,
pcnrp N Jle0Uf. Snliiger
,,eecnb WnioAn Nnnf," 482 GNbQr0d0iudu.
QN & Q8nNner Nuircr
l,2eeIittR National HniliH ia WCrns1Ml0iUs2lt
g9. Wnrloit. NaiAct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31
Opfif9e TGufhunq.I w

Sptif DE EGu1bung.
nWe oeTdat's sybnen i'm &riege2"
80, Serr 5eloipebel, ib bin Gptis
miit."
.CptimiIt2 3as III ia famos %
tOunen Sic mir eleih fagen, mas fir
@IdieE idl in meiner 8riLe brauael"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

StnpIcrldlnic0e mo Hhmuera
Ssbn euOut 1884 Ilaee algang. " N WI
1eltpOOn 28Olle 1899
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

@r. &ndoises Srdulein per5ciben
Sie aber i1 bin ein pcrbeirotbeter
Manul
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

Nlerranlile gIacnru,
81. IS. Cun 4 @O..
d02 oi0 Wlarplano GEuli 4ib0,

galmaterialien E6ilren 8eniep
ra6ncn 9Goen etc
aas. y. gnhet & So, iiBii7 Giis5gebes
fids@lfahe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

eFIiIIt1 4arss Ga4 EOS gor0sgaea aira1s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31


\. DiI0artusr cons, 22a 2oro1Gbarss@is
2anomirtbihaitlihe @erSt0c imp
Sdnierecli
aFiilli1 @urnss So. 2o5 GorOspaeo eiraDe
Ylumbin1, Slril0ceS, 9lanAes imp
Gefcit 1ndoedcn iin0 9linncn,
vruarA grcs., 5aa acrci3rcmuulglpem
S{npTcrIdmic0e un0 Nlmucr9.
Srhn Huorrt l7at IDamesa@lgane, " N vi
1etpgUn 2BoIle 1900
Observation-Disclosures.
~. & ehadeHuto e. gu,
ll7 IA NhuHhct Commerce NuilbiuN
rTrntlar HsnetNerIhrrilune tgirNiNatn 0oh
lt0nO. inb Baltimore @tfnbc
Vcenilnl'alM bfMeF Netiii1egNNAc .lSss NiihnitW
Nelimofe irahe uiio 0Niiou pplit elo Nle.
,,NuNnI 4nIurnNce 60, VI Hiuctp0ul" Ngur all.
Narllro Nelocn3 NlaunAer i0i l0l o0NWs
ber p Commerce Nllll0ltp
,,0lerm0uia Benef MrrfntFnng8 OJeyeilMi MA
Nniilmore uuo @otlp@Ssse
Niedplaiien, Wlclall elc.
nneu, Gputliu g., 5nea i8~i5 AaloulloR,
&tIaBe
Bf0noIcib.@ @eibdite.
DNonlulitaisn aoaW ep.", ! Raro.@ap.e .eigQha.
Giienipaoren aner glrt un0 Sui.
ihnUeo.3ubeb0r.
O Gcou Nahnr co. 3G2 500 Nog0sUab Nv
@lqentbunis.9Ige iiuo Hdnolea.
Elsse ruaan 4 Mgyttwl AZ SitgelNaiS~
&lgohe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-31

SSo6n @5ilnor 6atte oeS Guten 5u
Diel aet6on uno fam IN ieinem glebel
III Sic @obnlng bon Gbae .Gawpbea.
Ga gliemono in ser Slide anmeieno
mar, in pelder cine Shoale NIT iri-
Ihen giern mo ih6nen glepieln
Itouo. 10 founte So6n Der @eriu-
dung uidt wioeriteben pie Slide
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Henry Il. Walthall, who is
one of the stars Of "The Birth O
Z n Nation" is featured with
Edna Mayo in 1.-THE Misleading
Lady," on the new HippOdrom
Q bill.
Bright comedy features in
vaudeville and a picture that is
one of the best the theater has
shown in weeks, makes the new
bill at the Hippodrome one that
should play to big crowds. Henry
Walthall, who stars as Ber
Cameron in 1.-The Birth of a Ma
tion," is featured in the five-par'
photoplay on the bill.
Frank Griffith, with his pleas
ing personality and gift for com
edy. is the headline feature of the
vaudeville bill. Griffith is know
to vaudeville as the tricky
monologist.
Dunlap and Burton, pleasing
light comedian and an attractiv
girl. present comedy patter an
singing
"The Misleading Lady" is tn
title of the comedy drama in fiv
acts featuring Henry Walthal
and Edna Mayo. 1t is a five-ac
production picturized from tn
play of the same name that wo
sensational success in New Yor
two seasons ago. The story cor
Germs a flirtatious girl who wac
ers, with her friends that she ca
captiva' an interesting and SER
II ous-minued young bachelor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

"Walkin' the Dog" the latest
of the Metropolitan dance crazes,
is to be shown at the Pantages
theater Friday night by its origi-
iator A contest has been an
nouneed, and any VINO already
know the unique dance may take
part by leaving their names at
the Pantages office.
Sheldon Brooks, of Brooks and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Bowen, black-face comedians al
the Pantages this week, com
posed the song "Walkin' the
Dog" and originated the dance
On Friday night. at both shows
the dance will be demonstrated
by Clarence Powell and his wife
Powell is the partner of Brooks
in the clever comedy act at the
Pantages this week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
POLICE RAID SHIP;
10 NAB BOOZE CARGO

% SEATTLE, Aug. 23.-The po-
lice boarded the steamer Presi-
dent upon its arrival and confis-
Gated several hundred gallons oil
beer and liquor in suit cases,
trunks and barrels.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Here and
Elsewhere

Fifty lOngshOremen summoned
by federal court to show caused
why they shouldn't stop picketing
of Milwaukee dock.
Three delegates leave Tacoma
to attend annual joint convention
of G. A. r., Daughters of Veter-
ans, Ladies of G. A. X. and Wom-
ems Relief Corps.
Let us put up your picnic or
auto lunch. .Duenwald's, 1112
Broadway. adv.
Matthews shipbuilding yards I'm
Hoquiam begin work on two big
wooden motor vessels for w. X.
Grace & Co.
Ladies, take your lunch at
Duenwald's, 1112 Broadway. adv.
State mails 100000 copies of
initiative and referendum books
to voters.
Special Club Lunch at Feeney's.
adv.
BY redeeming $4,000 worth of
bonds, Thurston county frees it
self from debt for first time in
SO years.
DIR. Austin, Reason Editor,
gives Free Lectures Wednesday to
Sunday evening, Tacoma Music
hall. Glass lessons on Prosper
ity." adV'
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
offers to mediate in longshore'
mems strike.
F. w. Feeney, formerly The Ar
gonaut Cafe, now located at 101'
Pacific ave. aoV
| Married SO years, Fred Z
Wood asks divorce from wife Of
charge of cruelty, and desertion
i COMMERCIAL BINDERY 4
PRINTING co. Main AT. adv
, Acting Chief Fackler, who ha
, been ill, is expected to resum
charge of police department to
day.
, Walter Berg Stationery Co
I Kodak Films. Main 1887. adv
i Sentiment growing in Denmar
, against sale Of Danish West Ii
: dies to U. s.
Eyes tosted. Registered OF
tometrist. Pfaff. optician, ia
Broadway. ADJ
Two thousand BARRIERS 60 o
strike in N. Y.
Traffic cop run over and kille
: by motor car in Milwaukee.
NlCLCuuy tiO 40SOAAA@ IOossd
mover. Main 1880. ad
i Col. w. b. Alexander, who WI
\ have charge of business men
training camp at American LAX
will arrive in Tacoma before er
4 of week.
s Cat flowers and floral wor'
E HIM. florist. So. 7th and X. ad
Articles OF incorporation Il
Women's College of Northwest,
Tacoma, will be signed by trustee
Friday.
II Acute labor shortage on COVER
ment Alaska railway Is reporte
| Trial of Warren X. Billings, 4
II dicted on charge of murder
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Coal Miners Face Jam

SEATTLE, Aug 23-Coal the western part OF the
meeting Wednesday this city consider the advsaoy
striking the result the rejection Tuesday their demands
shorter day and the Washington Coal Operators
association.
strike will be called Inn
medaey placed the miners
Through a referendum
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
connection with Frisco bomb out
rage, set for Sept. IL.

Unnamed volcanic peak i'm Low
err California, 20 miles from Cal
exico, is in eruption for IL min
utes.
One man killed and another
seriously hurt in explosion when
passenger train rams auto truck
loaded with dynamite near Salt
Lake City,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Navy Playing War

WASHINGTON c., Aug 23.Two fleets of 25 batteships
auxiaries eabor
Wednesday
to break through Admiral Helms
land a squadron of transports.
the fleets manned partly by members OF
Admiral Knight the college is UNI
prng played section containing 600
square miles,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Valleyites for Wilson

PUYAILUP, Aug. 23--Two hundred Puyaup citizens met
Woodrow Wilson Independent league of Puyalup
a talk, commencing
the Seattle Woodrow Wilson
club read and applauded
elected president, while Burr Gregory was
secretary of those at the meeting were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
GIVES PRAISE TO
/ TACOMA SCHOOLS

In an article published In the
new monthly magazine in Tacoma
- Better Cooking - Tacoma
schools were highly complimented
on their equipment.
THE men and women OF Taco
ma" the article reads, should be
proud of the wonderful schools 1t
has built for its young"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Make Canned Barracks

The Keystone Lumber Tacoma is figuring 100O
knockedown English These buildings will
be "a by 40 will single nail them They will
locked boted together in the field they be taken
down and loaded a truck in few minutes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
PLAY

23Harold ovelae who shot and killed
teacher Thomas Hami last Tuesday played all day
the juvenile the Jail II they were at
liberty
them fortnight have not APP
the boys face murder charge alone.
the committed several burglares
recen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23
Packers Are Hit Hard

YONKERS N Y, Aug 23.-Swft & Co., meat packers
fined the boxes the
will the packers 900
a 4 Is by the higher courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Organized
YORK 23-Cathoc voters throughout the United
Roman Catholic
conditions
100000 voters and that this
stood for the
things that good Catholicism represented
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Trial Of Warren X. Billings, i'm
dicted on charge Of murder in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Acute labor shortage on govern
ment Alaska railway Is reported.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

BY redeeming $4,000 worth of
bonds, Thurston county frees it
self from debt for first time in
3S years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Articles Of incorporation for
Women's College of Northwest, in
Tacoma, will be signed by trustees
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-08-23

Traffic cop run over and killed
by motor car in Milwaukee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-11
(continued from Page si1.)

sketches done at Edgewood lake and in- teresting still life studies. Miss Hay wood Motion shows still life studies and Mrs. E. l.. Mountfort exhibits small sketches done on the Maine coast Miss Lucille Douglass shows California sketch es in very bright coloring, done in tenn pera.
 Mrs. J. A. Montgomery exhibits several miniatures, done in her characteristic, dainty way, and one that is particularly interesting is that of Mrs. Rolls little grandchild. Miss Hannah Elliott will ex- hibit her group of miniatures for one day only, Thursday, April 13. as their frames range in value from $500 to $1O00 each and Miss Elliott cannot be responsible for them for d longer time. One of these miniatures was shown at the exhibition of the American Miniature association in New York, and the others are corre- spondingly beautiful.
 in the department of sculpture Mrs. E. l.. Mountfort exhibits a group of bas- reliefs, one a portrait bust of Mrs. Leon ard Beecher. A composition, Mother hood" showing a young mother and her two charming children. and The Danc- ers," also several other heads.
 MT William Leslie Welton, well known Birmingham architect, shows several drawings, the entrance gate to the AL hambra, at Granada, in Spain, also a water color sketch of the canal in Rot terdam and another of the choir in the cathedral at Warminster in England