davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
6GDncrfuppe.

Siersu uimmt man elm 6ubn, Oas
man, BON &noHen tefrcil, init toltem
@aHsr gu Jeuer brin9t. Gs muB 10
lonec fo6en, bis fd) bos SIsiId bonn
&nodeu loIt. 9arouT miro ois @riibe
entfcttei, our9 elm 6aarIieb seeeben
llno nit elmer &leiuigteit Sol8 mods
mails ouf9etpbt. 0er ss lie6t, fo@t
eiu 6anbbol RciS gIsi1 nit, bis bie-
fer oollitGnoig gar 1T. Gr lam ober
ou9 ertrd geto6t uno odsu 9erei9t
merben, mos mandjc lieber boben.
81 6iibnerfritdHee bereiteI man aus
Butter uno MeN cine gelbli9e Diebts
i6lpibc unb oibt iopieI BON Der 8riibe
bin3u, oaB cine oidli9c, ge6uuocne
Souce eutItebt, pobinein man oos in
sierlt6e Gtiide 3crI8nitiene Tleilb
tut. @iclci6t oorf Der &ronte I'M
6rilaiiee 5arte 5porgel uuo tleiue
5leiI6tloBe bcrfinoen. GS iommt
ouf Die @orTdrift an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
9l 4 s ~

@e6S Gigelb ipereeu nit cinm @iers
telpflnO 3uder IdSumis gsriiErt,
bonn fiiot nan Gin @ierlelpfuno ge=
risbene S)oIelniiEc, bic obgcriebeue
&ruite elmer Semnel uno atpei @bIoTs
fcl Rlm, Iopie Den Sd1nee Der feds
@ier 6in3u. @on oicIcr DloHe bodt
man in einer Gut porbereitctcn Spring
form 5pei 8Idt!cr gelbbraun. Siub
Dei0e &u6cn ertaltet, 10 lam men cnts
peoer S9loolabne, nsId5e man nit
elm gt9tel @funO ecrisbenen 9liiKcn
unb 3uder no@ GjeiGmad oerIeGen
bat, Oo3wiiBen fiiIiea oOer folgenoe
Creme Gin Meinglo8 IuBe Gn6ne,
tnapp eiu DritteI pfuno 3uder ein
M9tel geriebeHe 9liihe, Elm Gbl5iFcl
Rum per6en auf gelin0em Seuer 70
lnnge gerii9rt, bis einc Creme cntitebt,
Die iid itrei1eu ldBt. 9ben erbdlt
ole 3orte cine 3uaerz oosr Gbotos
ldDegloIur ln0 toHn na@ 8eIieben
pcr5isrt per0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Ocullc6e Oip66eadnOe.

Die neue DsntT9rift an cen 8eiGss
tag oeroffentliGt Ole GrgebniHe Der
@ie63Gbluns. Die Greigniie iin0, pie
Die fol9enoe Doriieluns on3eigt, Bee
frie0ieeno.
Der Rinbpicb6sfauo peift se9ens
iiber Der 3lbIuug pom l. De5ember
1914 nilr eiuen seringfiigisen Riids
gang nuF
Der G5d5ofbeIiouo 5eiqt eeoeniiber
Der 3dbIure bonn /. DECEMBER 1914
cine 3una6me BON "A b. s.. 9lo4
fGrter, ndmli4 10,6 b. s., 1T Die s3us
naDme nts 3iegenbeitonoea.
@egenii6er oem @rgebnis Der beioen
leBtcn Sdpeine = 3ipiI9en5G6lunoen
bonn Is. WiGr3 un0 Is. 9tpril BAT Ser
S6ncineGeHano cine erFrculide 3us
nd6me porsupeiIer. Die GteiqerunQ
oeqen Sen geItono pom Is. 9lpril
1915 tetrdqt 16 b. s.. 9ieIe 3us
ndbme prGgt lcb nod Oeutli1cr ous
BEL oemjenigen 3eile oes Sbrueinsbss
itonoes, ouf bem fir bic nd9fe 3eit
Die gIufsobc Der 5leifc9oerIorgung Der
9eo6lferung bcrubt; benn bel ben Elm
syobr oltcn uuO Glteren G1peinen
befrGat bic 3unobme 46,6 b. s.. BEL
ben 1 Bis l Sabr alien logar 81 b.
Sunoert.
9ds SeOeroieb bat cine 4bnnbme
I'm 81 b. $. geoeniiber Der Iebten
3dbling. Ser BON 2. December 1912,
ouf5uipeiien. 0ieTer 9fiidsang III
ousIdlieBIi6 bei ben Siibueru einges
treteu; @drie unb Gnter bobeu eine
ni3t unertebli9c 3urobne auf5uipcis
len
Dos @eiamtcr9e6nis Der @ie6SG6z
lung ergi6t Elm Sen llmIiGnocn no9
burhauS erfreulic1cs 8ilo; es seigt,
bob troB einiser fleiner 9fudqGnqe i'm
ein5elnen Der oentI9e @iebbeitono Ii9
in feiner GjeIamt6eit ou@ in ser
ariegsseit ginitis entipideIt bat unO
Oie 5leiidOerior9ung eer geb0Itcrune
ouG fernerbin ni4t gcfdbrbet it,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
5rieOensia6r

1 0ie 5cinoe DeutIhlanos polIcu
germ Scr neutrolen Melt lpeismdden,
bab Der 0suii6c Militarismus cine
frieeerifbe Gelobr fir Die QDelt Ici,
Wtilitorismils ion dngebli9 su &ric'
gen perleiten. Die beIic 9(ntport oul
0iefen llnIinn bieict bic Stotiitit. Snl
Sabre 1897 erI9ien IN @ien elm &ii1.
'lein Oes 0duptmanus i'm 0iierrei9iI9,
lngoriIHen @cntrolitobe Stto 9ernot,
0as betitelle ii@ Die Sobl i'm 9riesc.
SntereKont lpcr 6arin befonoers biI
I9luFItcllung Der 6rie6rnsjo6re oel
l@robItooten Guropds in SEN Sabreu
1900 bis 1896. gla9 OieIcr 9Nifitel.
lung bate sic meiien Srieoeusjo6rl
Breuben, n6mIi9 pierunonGt5ig, baf
ro9 Seiterrcid slIpgnrn neununOisbi
ala. Damn erlt fam GrgldnO mil
fiinfunoIieb5ig 6rieoensjabrcn, pobe
ollerlines rur europa ge3Gblt mar
bate Der @erfaKer Oic auBercuropdit
51en &rie9e mitge3dblt, DGre Gnglani
ii6er on Iebter Stene nit ctpa Del
0dlfte 6rieOepsidbren 3u per5ei1ner
9eneIen. Stolien battle breiunolieb5ig
9iuBIono Slpciun0feb3ig uno 6rant
reid gar nur nsununoIen5ig SrieoenS
idbre. SoIme lon9en 6rieoeusperio
Den ipie BrcuBsn uon oen 9efreiunsS
frieRn un6 nd6 Dem 0sutT9 6ron
30flt6en Seriege BON 1S70-71 bott
feines Der nit DeutI9Iano i'm Sriss
Ite9eRben oGnoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Gnnn as.

lin einem talien @bcnoeKen eEiuaS
Glepon3 5u perleibeu, leicn bic in Der
fransDFTcben Rii9e ais Ganopcs Cp5l.
iterden) beseibrcicn 2icrbr0thcn ems
pFobleu. Die 9Dlltcr6en beItchn aus
toIergroB gci9rittenen ger0itcien
NsiBbrotI1ei6den, nit GiE9butier
ober Saroelenbutter beEtric9en, lpel6e
bo6 gebauFt nit irgcnb cinos 5eins
i6medenoem beoedt perocn. Gs ems
pfieblt Iid6 bicrfiir ieoeS feiu a6ge-
I9medte 0o@e bon @ilO ODER @eflis
selfleii9 n ferner Elm iebr fein &c.
I9niitener, NIT iteifer WloHonnoiIc gcs
bunoener 6eii9ioIot oSer GGei5cu
bortgeto9ter Gier, init RrGntern, Gre
peiien urO gln9opis edrnicri. @c0r
fein 1T es, ous einem flarca glipit mil
einem in beiBes WaFcr eetnu4ten @ils
berlOffel (oumit ct re9t glntt a6trcnuD
oulbtiiaelHen ous5uiicHen uno Ijc
nebit @dnie- ober Rolbslcbcrpoin fir
bic Gondpcs 81 permeuoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
9ebrn OeS Sapite8.

Sine intereKoute S6ilocrunq BON
3oeepert Oes popftes, Oem in OieIen
&riegs5eiten Elm ooppcIt I6peres Qlmt
ouf Die S9uItern geIegt III, entipirft
bic gStampa" Dos S6er6oupt Der
Sir9e Bat feline 3eit oufs @enuueIte
eingeteilt. Der &opTt iisbt um 6 llbr
ouf uno lief 9leid oouo9 bic NeKe.
Damn uilnut CT Elm cinfames Sriibs
itiid: Elm asquirltss 81 unb cine 8aiie
Mil9. S9on bon 8 llbr lit er bel
Der 9lrbeit. unO 5por lieit er 5uerit
sic 3eituneen. 9eneOitt Ser SSiinfs
aebnte 1T elm GROCER 3eituugsIeIer.
@om Setretariot miro i6m Itets einc
gon3e Sammlung beIonoerS fir i'm
ber9elteIlter 9tuSi9uiite Oorgelegi, in
beneu bereits ale 9(rtitel entbalten
iino, bon benen man onnimmt, OaB
iie ibn interehiereu tonnten. 9o9
greift er liebsr 3u 0en 3eimn9en IclbIt
unO lieit iie bur6. I'm 8 llbr trifft
ole Qoit Elm. Die 9eamten bes CT
tretdriots Ieben Iie our9 unO oonn
perOsu bic ipidtieIteu 8riefi9aftsn
fofOrt Dem Qoplt iiberbro9t. Der ii4
bis oe9en 10 llbr, po er ocn Stootss
ietreidr empfdngt oomit beiddfliet
lin 311 be9innen ole 9riootaubien5en
unO bic Dffentli9sn GmpfGnge. Der
Bapit 1T spor iebr leutielig gu ietnen
8eIu6ern, ober ct bilOet 0en genouen
@egeniaB 3u 9ius ocm 3ebnteu, Der
ii9 germ span9Ios nit ic0ermaun uns
terbieIt @r faBt f9 Iebr turs, ob=
geIeben Onbon, psnn es ii1 I'm cine
bo1itebenbe 9eri0nli9teit bonoelt.
9ie 8eTucber, bic nur bic 9leuoieroe
Su einer Q(uoien3 tommen IieB. fertigt
er in penigen Wlinutcn ob. Der popIt
ntmmt oann nit 9uiem @ppetit iein
Mittdssmobl Elm: Guppe, cine
5leiI9ipeiie, oiel Semitic, ObIt uno
Elm guteS 8ier, oug @oroeaur ftoms
memo.
Rd6 bem @hen bGIt er SieIta. 8is
2 ll6r bat er Ioodnn llnterreoun9en
nit 0en Gefretdreu ooer mo6t einen
Sang our4 feline @emG9er. Mon9s
nal eebt cr oud in hen @ortcn, obcr
obre 0dden unb @eelcitune. Syn
Icbnellem S9ritt mo9t er lGuaere
5po3icroGnge unO fommt oft bis su
Der Wauer, bic ouf pid35a 0el @ilor9iz
mento gebt; BORT bleibt er itebsn, nm
Oos 2ebeu in Sem mpoerren 5tootz
tell 9foms su bcpbabten. 6dufig 1T
Oos peiBe qopiigeipono fir longe 3eit
ouf Der 0Dbe Der Wauer gu feben, Die
neugieri9 Don ben @enobnert Der nas
zen 9oldite beobadtet lpirD. I'm
8 llbr tebrt Der PopIt 5ur 9(rbeit
surud, erIcoigt Sic oiplomotiI9en 9tns
gelegenbciten, empfGngt Die 9eri6tc
uno erteilt feiuen @elon0ten Gsfs6le.
lin 6 llbr bGlt er no9moIs 9luOisns
aen ab, bic ieoo6 einen gebeimen Gbos
rotter boben uno nidt oFfi3ien bonn
Sferootore Romono gemeIbet tpers
ben. Sn oieleu Stlinoen irerocn ois
&aroindle, bic Rdie Oes popites mo
on0cre bcOeutsu0c perI0nlidteiten
empfanesn. I'm 8 llbr nimmt er Gin
cinfa9es @6enbeFcn gu f9; oauud
folet Elm plauoerltiiuoGen nit elmer
perfrnuten 9erIonli6teit Ieiner I'm.
gebuug, unb Damn be9innt ipieoer bic
9lrbeit. 9RdnGmal bleibt Der 9apfi
Ietr Ian9e auf, unO Damn Ieudten oie
brci erbe[lten 5eniler ieiHeS 9lrbsits.
3inmers einIom biuouS iiter 0oa
I1lafenos 92om
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Sir 9ars tln0 Edlbr.
@tanRen mit 98tfRflon.

8raupen nit 9 orrp flous
men.
Sin hal6es Bis bret @ierteIpfmb
I66nc grobe poer mittslJroBc 9roupen
iperOeu nit toltem MoRer sepillt, db>
getropft, in ean5 peiB emailliertem
&O9topf nit etpas @afer unO etpus
Butter iiber tIcinem 6euer oOer in Der
8o6tilte Icbr Iansiom 9or aelo9t.
Sn3piihen bat man Elm babies Pfunb
nit beiBem @aKer geipai@eue, iiber
glo9t in fdItem gBaKer getpetbte
90rrpIloumeu nit bemIeIben Muiler
nebt cipos 3uder, eiuem Stiid@eu
3immi un0 3itroncnfbale laugiam
goreefo9t5 gibt iie 5u Den Sroupen,
obcr Dorii9tig erit bic 9flaumenbriibe
no9 uno nod 6in5ufiieenO, Oomit oas
GjeridDt ni6t 5u iuppig pirb. Damn
lGBt man es nod emmol ouftoc9eu mb
I6medt uD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
g ponii@c 8piebeIn (ge.
fiiIlN.


8ie 3ipiebcln perOen nb0eiDda,
oonn pon cincr jeOen oben Elm Ocdel
obeei9nitten. SierouF miro Die 3mie
bel 10 neit duSge656li, Oab rire f40ne
itorte @onb ftebch bleibt. S(us Galb
S@neinafleiI3, balb Solbfleii@, 5us
iammsnge6adt, eingetpet8tem gBeiBs
brot, Senimeltrunen in elmer 3loics
bel uno Butter orgc0iiniet, cincm Gi
unO @epiirS Itelf man cine quite 5uue
Der, bic man in bic dusge60blte 3ipies
bel binein oibt. Damn leot man ben
obgeidnittcncn 9edcl ioic0er ouf unO
binoet i6n init pielmalS run0um oes
punoenem 8in6fabcn Feii. Butler
piro nun 6eiB gema9t, Oie 3piebelir
oint nebeneindnoer 6incineeicBt uno
eeidmcrt, wobei man fcts TletBig
iibergieBt gldb 5ebn mliMuicn qieBt
man etlpas QBdHer binSl, qi6t cine
gleltc, cinige @FcFfertorncr, einige 81.
tronenIheiben unO ettpos @fusiatnnB
od5u urO ldbt oies sugebcdt tonen,
bis ole 3piebeln rcbit SSnbalt gar
im0, pas je nod Gjr0Be Oreibiertel biz
cine Stunoe baucrt, pG1reRo prl9er
3eit nan inmer na9ieEen ua0 epcns
tuell etlpaS @diier no@flncu mus.
Die Salte miro I9lieBli9 bur9 Sems
meltrumen etmoS Idmie gemac6t. 9ein
9lnrinten si6t mra Ole 3fpie6ela I90n
ouf cine glatts, ibneioet ringsum
ieoen 5aoen burb, 10 boB man Iie nur
oarurter binpegSu5ieben, ribt obsr
Die 3piebeln 5u rollen brau1t, m0
giebt Die Sauce ouriiber.
gropbieren nuB ih mid loiien2 $50
3u ocnu2~ @oli5ei6ednlter ogSir
uoaen uns enc Shonheitseoncric
oilc1ct ln0Oi9e5 SrdudcNll~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19
Music by DAVE ROSE
and PAULH. BUSH

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

ggt0eriprud. Cine @lolfe-
rel Ianote mir i6re 9Sreisliiie. Sdl
las meinerS8irtbihnitertu oer SaupI.
m6au por Sic 0oric ouincrIlanl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

@oG1Gnoif6s SolSI9ubs fir
bic oeutf9e G9uliugeno iperoen iebt
in grDBeren Mengen be5ogen. Die
Stabt 9iiNclOorf be3og ais erite oeuts
f9e @emeiuOe 1000 paor Iol6er boIs
ldnoiI1er Soi5f9ube, oamit 0as NOD
Dorbonbene 2eberic6ubpert geIc0ort
iperocn t0nne. giele dnSerc @emein.
ben IinO oieIem &eiTpicIc gefolgt uuf
baben ebenFanS bollGnoiIbe Sol5Id)ub,
aneetauft, i'm iis Der drmeren @6ul.
juseu6 Sur 9erfiigurs gu lteLIen. Sin
boadnoii6es 5d6bloit berihtet, baB
eegenpGrtig Iiebenunooreibia oeuiI6e
@emein6en runb 100000 gaor bols
ldn6iide 6olSI9ulc bs5oaen bQbcu
Die 9ol3i9ube tonnen oud i'm @ias
aer setragen loerOen, oenn cine cnts
fpreGenoe 5iitterungseinlage bietet
euten S1ub asoen oie 9dlts unO ouG
seeen bic 9lGNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-03-19

@rnite 1dtisteit fObnt suIebt tms
mer nit Dem 2eben aus.
Seon Ponl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
SHAKES UP
GENERALS

JUAREZ, Mex, Oct. 2.--Villa's
successful attacks on Chihuahua
City and Cusihuiriachic have
caused a shake-up of Carranzistas
military commanders in the north.
Gen. Remos' command has been
recognized and Gen. Carlos
Ozuna has been sent from Santi-
ago to Chihuahua City to take
charge OF operations against the
Villistas, bringing with him 500
infantry and cavalry forces.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
RUINS GIRL;
KILLS SELF

united Press Leased Wire.)
DIES MONIES, Ia. Oct. AFTER
he had begged the father of Esther
whitney to kill him for alleged In
timacies with the t7-year-old high
school girl, John Douglas. Al, prom
inent married farmer near Maxwell,
killed himself Sunday night as an
officer sought him with warrants
sworn out by whitney.
The men were neighbors. Con-
fronted by the girls father earlier,
Douglas broken down.
CraZed with grief, whitney struck
him and rushed away to swear out
the warrants.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
T. R. TO CONTINUE
TO SKIN EN- ALIVE

NEW YORK, Oct. AT least
four and possibly six more care
fully prepared speeches will be
made by Col. Roosevelt within
the next two or three weeks. They
will be--so republican headquar-
ters officials said today-of the
same Skin 'em alike" variety as
that delivered at Battle Creek
Saturday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
FLESH REDUCTION

FLESHY PERSONS, The Natural
System VIII Reduce Your Flesh
No Drugs, Fasting or Salts. Per-
manent Results Pleasantly Secur-
ed. Glass or Private treatment,
Removes little or much as you
wish. Consultation Free. Phone
secretary Madison 2026. 427
Provident Bldg.
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LOCAL Improvement District No.
5O16.-Notice is hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinance No. 500
of the City of Tacoma a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the 2d annual INSTALL
ment of the assessment levied for
constructing a six co inch wooden
water main on South 18th Street
from Park Avenue to Thompson
Avenue. and Yakima Avenue from
South 18th Street to the north line
of Roxburgh Addition. together
with gates. tees. MIGRANTS and spe-
Gals.
Said installment may be paid on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
DRESSMAKING
PERSONAL

A GENTLEMAN would like to get
acquainted with working girl
between $3.50 years old. Scandi-
navian preferred. Object matri-
mony. Address Az, Times.
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LEGAL NOTICES

or before October 18th, 1915, but
II not paid on or before said date
added Interest. penalty and costs
VIII attach.
CTIAS. n. ATKINS.
city Treasurer.
Sept. 1926. Oct. 2, 1916.
LOCAL Improvement District No.
9ii.-Notice liz hereby given that
In pursuance of Ordinance No. 500
of tho city of Tacoma n roll has
been placed In my hands for the
collection OF the End annual install
Inent Of the assessment levied for
grading to the established grade,
South 7th Street from stevens
street to iluson Street. and Mullen
street from Sixth Avenue to South
9Th Street with roadways thirty
900 feet In width and parking
space ON each side thereof eighteen
tSl feet In width ON said portions
of South 9TH Street and fifteen (15)
feet In width on said portions of
Mullen Street; constructing curbs,
cutters and crosswalks of plank, to-
gether with the necessary storm wa
ter drainage.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October 18th. 1916, but
IL not paid on or before said date.
added interest. penalty and costs
CHAS. n. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
Sept. 1926. Oct. 2. 1915.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
STOCKS AND BONDS

BUY automobile and steamship
stock for a profit. j. f. McFar-
'" ~ 91i EQUITABLE bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
FAMILY WASHING

S0o Family washing. Main 1918
~ Tacoma Wet Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02

MORTON ts..402H East 2eth ST.
Special low rates on fur. house,
keeping suites. Free water. light
and linen. Main 2749.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
WANTED-BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD. room and laundry wanted
in private family, So per week.
Apply Us. Times.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02

ONE and Broom suite, thoroughly
modern, running water and steam
heat; choice location; So per week
up. 226 81. Helens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02

LOCAL Improvement District No.
5O13.-Notice is hereby given that
in pursuance OF Ordinance No. 5911
of the city of Tacoma. n roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the End annual Install
ment of the assessment levied for
laying a twelve t2) inch wooden
water main on South Sith Street
from South "D' Street to South
"B" street, and six 60 inch
wooden water main, on South 81
Street from South send Street to
South saith Street, together with
the hydrants, valves, etc.
Said installment may be paid on
or before October 18th. 1916, but
IL not paid on or before said date.
added interest penalty and costs
CHAs. d. ATKINS,
City Treasurer.
Sept. 1926, Oct. 2, 1916.
LOCAL Improvement District No.
g67.-Notice Is hereby given that
in pursuance OF Ordinance No. Gaze
Of the City of Tacoma. a roll has
been placed in my hands for the
collection of the assessment levied
for laying cement concrete side
walks five (5D feet i'm width on -"
street from South 4sth Street to
South seth Street. except where ce-
ment walks have already been con-
structed by permit from the Com
missioner OF Public Works.
Said assessment may be paid on
or before October 18th, 1916. but III
not paid on or before said date,
interest at the rate OF six per cent
$50 per annum will attach.
CHAS. y. ATKINS.
City Treasurer.
Sent 1R-2h Oct o 1a1R
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-02
ROOM AND BOARD

BAY VIEW APIS. Special rates to
bachelors. 1525h Tacoma av.
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THE CLAYTON, 1s141a So. Tacoma
rooms; light, phone. laundry.
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THREE nicely furnished housekeep-
ing rooms, private bath, walkln z
distance. 500 So. Yakima
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GOOD furnished rooms at $3.50 e
$3.50, with board at reasonabl,
rates. 553 Broadway.
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FUR. hskpg. rms, $3.50 up per wk
The Silver House, 1913 Tao. av
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LARGE single housekeeping room,
steam heat, $2.75 per week. Call
934h Broadway.
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LOST

LoST--A ladys long watch chair
valued as gift: $500 rewart
Main 1894.
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GROOM furnished suites, Sc to IS.
1902 So. / st. Call at 110S so. | st.
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FURNISHED HOUSE.
KEEPING ROOMS

IF you do not find the desired
rooms advertised here. insert an
sd under Observation-Disclosures
Rooms" For rates see first col
umn. this page.
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HOTELS

SHASTA HoTEL--Modern outside
rooms. 80. e2.Bo and % per week
up soc night up. 1916 Market
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IMPERIAL-Fine hskpg. rms, IS
mo: up; walking distance. So. 10th
and Yakima.
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OAKS HOTEL. cor. 10th and Al;
modern, RAINING hot and cold wa
ter; outside rooms So and up per
week.
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GREENHOUSE for sale; sell Tor
value OF lots. Phone Proctor SIT.
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WE'LL DIGGER
BUSINESS CHANCES

WELL DIGGER. b. T. Birch. Park
land. Wash.
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Sept. 1925. Oct. .. 1915.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

ROOMS So week up; steam heat,
running water The Harding,
9iZ1s Market.
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ket and 18th; modern: soc. 7sc, 81.
HOTEL GORDON. very central. use.
s5c. soc, 1Sc; rates By week
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goa. tracts SIS acre, mr.. So. Prairie
Terms. 319 California Bldg.
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LOGGED OFF LAND

IN Southwest Washington to set.
tiers only $500 per acre and up
wEYERHAEUSER TIMBER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma. Wash.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1916-07-01
MORE MoNsTRANcEs NEEDED
FOR THE. MISSIONS.
MORE

Would you not like to give some
thing to little mission chapel, SO that
in years to come YOU could look back
and say: We'll, haYe given back to
God a little, at least, of what He has
given to me- Here is your chance.
Twenty-four dollars will purchase a
monstrance that any little mission
would be proud to own, and at the
same time enable them to have Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament.
From all over the country and prac-
tically from every state in the South
and Southwest have come appeals to
us to aid in securing this necessary
sacred vessel. You may be the means
of making some Jealous priest and his
struggling congregation happy. Would
you not like to try?
Send your donation to The Catholic
Church Extension Society, Mccormick
Bldg, Chicago, and we will gladly in
form you to what mission your gift
will be sent.
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GOOD NEWS FROM WEST AFRICA.

The Echo of the Missions, published
by the Lyons African Missionaries, is
authority for the statement that an ex-
traordinary movement toward CONVEX
sion is taking place on the west coast
of Africa.
At Benin, the chiefs of the Ijebou
tribe, came in a body to demand mis-
sionaries from Mgr. Terrien, the Vicar
Apostolic. He could only give them
three priests instead of the thirty
needed for their thirty settlements.
On the Ivory Coast crowds of pagan
fill the Catholic churches preparing for
baptism.
In Dahomey and Porto NoVo the re-
ligious life is developed to point that
fills the younger missionaries with
amazement.
Liberia, formerly a hard country to
evangelize, has founded several new
stations which are bearing good fruit
The difficult Gold Coast is increasing
it's mission posts Since this Vicariate
was formally dedicated to the Sacred
Heart, divine grace has been abundant
ly showered upon it.
Similar good reports also come from
Nigeria, showing that sections of
Africa once offering little hope to the
apostle are at last aroused to the need
of Christianity.
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SOLOMON ISLAND NATIVES.


Not the least difficulty of the many
tasks confronting the apostle in
Oceanica is the making of roads and
clearing Of the land The country is
covered with dense underbrush and
forest almost absolutely tackless.
Rev. Paul Mahtauban, S. NJ, is station
ed at small post in one of the
Solomon Islands, called Buka Island.
He has been trying to rescue some
land from the jungle, in order to raise
enough vegetables to make the mis-
sion self-supporting. To do this he
hired some natives, whose pay was
sixty dollars for three years labor
The garden, or farm, is not yet large
enough to be of much use, but money
has given out and the men, if they
have not struck, have at least depart
ed
Buka Mission is not we'll known to
the outer world. Besides the large
island named, it comprises number
of small islands; as the priest must
visit these constantly, a little motor
boat would be a valuable gift to him.
Many of the natives whom the mis-
sionaries have evangelical after great
care go to work on the plantations
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Have great, great trust and great
gratitude. 5a When we see all that We
have to be grateful for, it will be too
late.-Father DignGnu, S. J.