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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
IDnceriDuanc
Gn MffGre peO SrGnlen.
80 0anIfe truet puG etpet.

1iauOag 6ormioOag Den 80. DIT.
peo 9s1toen iorisgte 8 rusiiitearigs.
ianger at oDerlfrIoe @r9nien oeO
6arrIs. 6orisset IbtfeOes fun ior
ben enc; De fire ANDRE bleu taget al
8ngtpoiterne, inoen De naaeoe ouer.
Zen iemte fom JON iagt ooer, men
npppe par ban naaet 80 Wteter mo
paa oanlf @runO, isr ct StuO ira
en- al 9oiterne ltratte bam til Sor-
ben. llmiooelbart eiter ialot enonn
ct Sfu0.
8aaroeier 1lbolm, paa boisDfart
9ramaet fanot Ste0, og bans gea.
bo, 8aaroeier Sans Wtoes ileoe til
peo Sfuooene; men iamtioig iprang
to al De tpife 8agtpoiter oper 9eg'
net oa Lob ben til Den iaareOe Rus-
Ter, JON De naaeoe iamtiois meo De
to oonffe @aaroeiere. SoIOneterne
isgte at reiie &Isieren op, men oa
ban ltrafs efter falot iammen, til.
fsieoe ben enc Soloat bam meo
@euprtolben 5 SIas open i Sooeoet
og / gogbooeoet, iua 8looet flso.
@oar0eieren, Der itoo oaabenlsIe
ooerfor De geperbeoGbneoe Spifere,
iegte at lagge Jig imellem og pro.
teltereoe MOB oenne 8olosban0ling j;
me Solooterre BAD Dem pasIe Jig
ielp o. foriufnoe, i6et De / mooiat
6alo trueoe meo at ifpoe paa Dem.
Tlbolm gioroe Dem M paa Spif
opmPrfiom pan, at De bar pao
oanIf @runo og pna bans Warf
men bet anfpgteoe Dem fife. De
gentog oeres Sruiel ON at bile ifp.
De Dem og iigteOe paa Dem meo
9esierne, al boilfe ben n oreo
al BLOB.
De TO M9no maatte iom 6sl.
ee oeraf trPffe fig tilbnge, og Col
oaterne ilnbte oerpaa 6angen iom
ct ogot Rreatur ouer paa init
@runo, bpor De ilRngte BAN neo
paa Soroen og loo BAN Iigge Der.
Mlt bette maatte Ben ulpffelige
@llsierg fire @ammerater itoa og
ie paa uoen at funne gore noget
for BAN.
Otter bpao D&olo. 4o." Bar faa-
ct oplpit, er De 8ogtpoiter, Der bar
begoaet oenne NiO0ingsoaao, 2ono-
itormsmRno ira Bremen.
Sagen bleu .ftrafs inOberettet
til Serreosfogeo 8ois. NaturIigDis
pi[ 8aatale finoe SteO ira Den
onnife Hegerings SIDE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
2onoon, II. Oftober.

OT
vi os til Ter man / Den ienerf
9ios 4ommuniquer, at n&rtilleriei
er aftiut~ / 6lanOern, og meoens
arigen MI i a0Ifillise Maaneoer
bar raiet meo 8oloiombeo baaoe
Eit og SDO, begpnoer man at iper-
&c, bpao Der egentlig er bleuen al
Den file, tapre belgiife Scr, JON
/ auguit for to aar iioen bar ben
iprite til at ipprre 8eien for De
fremppIten0e tpife 9egioner. Soao
beitiller | @runoen 8elgierne? Oct
er fife noget, man bar bsrt ON
benz MI | lang Eio; men be er life
oeito minore / fllo 8igeur, o. DC
opjploer en- aoel Bligt peo Of boloe
6ienoen borte fra ben poerit pigtige
norolige Del at 8eitironten. De
bioroger til at forioare Calais og
BET norSpeitlige Sisrne Of 5ranf-
riq, inapel iom ben Strimmel bel
aft Serb, Der err forbleoen fri til
6enne Gag itoen Slaget peo Dier.
On Correspondent til rEbe Dailp
Chronicle" bragte forleoen nogle
~interesiante Oplpsninger ON Jor'
bolbene peo ben npe belgiife Scr.
Sntet Steb err 9ilitanoene | Rnmp-
Iinien mere anitrengen6e. Dier.
DperipsmmeIien banner fremoeles ct
u6mnrfet Goriparsmiooel; men noe.
ten belle JIanSern er peo 8intertio
ct Woraos. Snigifptter er itaoigt
pon Drroe, % bpppige Grtilferi-
biselIer gaar for fig; men fra ingen
al Si6erne er Der bleper giort mo-
oct aImin6eIigt Nngreb. Epfferne
Tan life ifpoe 6eres Stillinger en-
AIen frem. 9inien er praftiIf talt
Sen iamme forr efter SIaget peo
Bier, oe ben anies for risennem-
trrmgeIie. TiIboeetoset al ben bel.
aijfe Mrme, iom Tp'ferne mente, be
}lnl0e toge til 5ange, os oens So
ren-&olot peo gier roger frem mel
Ism ollie Qrigens Beotifter. Og
al e. 6et en- gnnffe onoen Scr,
4pBerne bar operfor fig. Otter
DlerlsIoeet bar gelsierne ilet uo-
fuife6e. arn1een ntansIeoe @eoa-
o. al ammunftfon bar op-
nat. m er ben oobbeIt ida flor
NAL iosn ben Gang 90 mere END
Uonee fod fart meo &enIpu
GoabIesroit. Solbaterne brrer
oR G9dN o frantic sfddI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
ayra 9es Romes, ga.

2ommen biem fra Misfions- oe
Snopieliesmsoet / Ges Woines, ga,
bar ieg 0uit til at gipe fsIgenoe lille
Me6oelelfe. Wenigbeoen | Ges Noi.
nes, Der / 2bbet nf bet iiofte Bar
Mar enoelig bar naaet at fna fin
QirfesnIo betaIt, intte fig ioa fife
tiIfre6s neo for at bDiIe | gepioit.
beoen ON at babe giort bet goot.
Nei, man tog fat pan at irtte fig
1 Stdn6 til beore at funne rsgte fit
aoIo pe6 at bnpe beIe airten os
bpgge arppt unber ben. Do bort
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
Gil are~Ssmisiiunen.

SIIfnofS 9rc0S.
Ooerffuo peo areosmsoet / Wacgaabbs Sa, $46.37, pe6 Qaftor
6 peocrfen $500, aoaet @ibion Gitp % Manfin, Sas. $50
aoleet po Seffet Clinton, MiS. $780,, SOLICIT beo sypaes.
meoe @etenlane Ylgb, Chicago $2s.57, SOLICIT / Ct ponIi
Wgb; greenpiae, wfd. 2450. aoneet po waisiionsusoct / Chen.
e5r wPgbv Chicago $22.96, SOLICIT Trefoloigbe6s wab, I'm.
oianapoIis, Snb. $4,000, Geo. 9. Sobmion @reebiae, wHHGh.' Sit.
y. 8 Sinoen, ebicago, 81, $40, anorcas 2amb, D1cgri6e, Did,
So. aiIiammen $4,000. Eat pa arebiens gesne.
Better s. 2tnben aasf,
f4f0 Congress Ctr, Gbteoas
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

5olf 10 Dor ipreot ODER oen ltore
9p, oil bette OeiIige, IDie 6oriam-
~lingsIofaIe iiffert faa itor 9etpo.
ming for Nenigbeoens iremtioiae
4rbeioe i Sowa's SobeOitoO.
Sra 6.-t2. 3ooember bapoe
man Misiions-llse / Qes @oines.
5glgenoe Grniter 6oIot ! ll1ens
9sb cen elIer Here SoIer bier: 5.
3. 9briitianien, altoubon, ga, 6.
9rsoenien, Geonr Sails. Sa., 2.
.. 3ooboIm. 9es @oines, Sa., 6.
@ilbeImien, 9anias Gitp Sans.
o. 9. Gbriitinnien, auoubou, Sa..
%. 3. g%Iemmenien. 8eit Brand.
Coma.
6reoog Aften oen 10. 9op.,
Rorten Cutters 6sOieIsoag, boIot
Boitor g. 9. Gbriitionien ct Sore.
Drag ON Cutters 9iD oe @erning
|Ssn0og 6ormiooag preoiteoe ban.
Steoets 9rpit. q. 9. 5. SsboIm,
6oIot SfriftetaIe % Iltertieneite.
Mange inmIeoes omfring 0a6Oer.
bor0et.
On GitermioOoeen fanot Snooi.
ellen al airfens 9rppt Steo.
otter afipngeIie al en- Saline taIte
5ormanoen, O. g. Gbriitinnien, ON
/ Roturens oa aanoens
Hige meo iGrlig @noenoeIie pna
anleoningen. Dereiter Ipite isl.
|aenoe 8rgiter bpert ct Sfriit nj.
init: 9aitor q. g. geterien (noriD,
z. .. &ooboIm Carer oeo Den
|Onnife GrriteifoIe / 9es Roines,
~. 9. 5. SsboIm Os g. g. Client
menIen. Oerefter inOoieOe 6ormnn-
ben .arppten" / Oen treeniee @uOs
Rabn.
8erpaa talte 9aitor q. q. BE.
terien poa gngelif. San bragte
Reniqbeoen en- bierteIig 9pfsnifnin9
i anIeOningen og min6e6e De for.
iamIeOe ON at bliDe oeo Dor 5pore.
ne airfe. 9ereiter uOtaIte Rroies.
|ior RooboIm fin 9pfsnIfning, o9
min0eoe ont, at oct Gus, Der ffin,
ner peo @uostieneiterne / 9irfen
ogina Ifliloe oGre oct Ipienoe og
bprenoe peo Sommenfomiterne
arppten. 8ereiter tnlte Rditor
glemmenien paa gngelif. San Inf.
suifeoe MenigbeOen meO, boaO Den
bapoe nnaet, og minoeOe ON, at ior
at naa, bpao Der itaI nnnes, g9Ioer
Oct ON at boloe fait ueo, boao ui
bar iaaet iom @ro / Dor Iutberife
airfe os life bein9res al Gi9ueIen,
ioet oi eaor poo aftoro meO Der
ben. Baitor SsboIm iIutteOe / pei.
ualgte Or0 9sitiOeIigbeOen % mo-
BOO pao auin6eioreningens 8egne
belle 6orinmIineen til aitensmao !
ben MI inooieOe arppt.
ON aitenen talte Baitor 9lem.
menien oeo llngoomsmsoet. Der.
letter boIOt ban % q. 3. Gbriitian.
len boer en- BreOiten. Steoets
gr9it flutteOe MsOet meo at minoe
ON SAT. I, %.
angaaenoe NsOerne i llgens Sob
iaauel iom Ssnons, fan bet iiges,
De par goot beiegt. OrOet lso baaoe
belprenoe, p9ffenoe og til StDrfe %
geberfpGgeIie ior SUBS 5olf. Sri.
Itus bleo lepen0e malet iom fors.
ipitet ibIan0t os. Meo De u6rafte
6reIierarme oinfeoe ban 40 os for
at bragg Os til fig.
Sao til 2ptfe, getbeson BrPlt
og Nenigbe0; mna oct lptfes eoer
at jamie en- itor Sfnre al port
5oIf / eOers bpggelige @~euigbeos
Stem os faa mango mo | be BEL
Iiees Sdmfun6. bpor Sroen og
9Prligbe0en binOer @uOs 5oIf Jam.
men inobpr0es og %iorener Dem meo
Seius ariitus for Eio og Gpigbeo.
Deb tprlig Silien.
q. q. GIemmenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

gcanbinopionM mericnn 9iniens
Imuffe farpetrpfte gresefalenoer for
1917 err MI far6ig. Den faas gra'
tis peo SenpenbeIIe til 9intens
aontor, 1T q. Dearborn Ct,
Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06
0Dao beitiller 8elgierne?

Gra ySplI. git."s correspondent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

~ANiHtittb - nc
SfoIefasien:
Sr fptheret te abl. 0r OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 935.53
9onen Did, 9enrD ebrnteneh. .............. 400
Yoter, Rebr, Anorep anoerien -. ............. 800
SacHonpiae, Soma, 9etblebems Wlgb, q. W. geterien
So, s. y. Sanien, 5eo s. 9brtienien, Chris golo.
berg, s. $. Sergenfen, 81, $. aIum, 5 .. 9orentBen
bper 81, s. 9. &enoriHen $40, paitor s. u. Smenjen
llnsOOmsforbunoet / isis. areos peo Uqiis Gaanar @ria 1000
Siliammen. .$1005. 53
I'll snboesffoIen SuIetre / Sapan.
5r fptteret, i Sbl Nr. 48. 17O5
Oeber, 9ebr, Wis Earn 9bomien -. ........... 100
Blair, 0ebr, Wrs. Marcus Beef. commemorate. 200
Gloma, Colo wttls Wiare Mnoerien ............... 500
grorion, Wtont, 0ieIs gentfen -. ............ 500
Silfanmen. .$3006
I'll Sn6anerneg SuIetre:
Jer fDtteret, f abl. Scr. a.. ..... S 500
DeibIer, Rebr, wills Carp 5bonjen ...... 100
Blair, Rebr, Wrs. Moreus Beef ...... 2O0
Srorion, Wont, @iels 9entien. -. ...,......... 500
Siliammen. :. $780,
Blair, 0ebr. b. 1. Dec. 1916.
Weo 1af nlootaget. Otto Sanfeu.
aasf for 30. fore. B. (. T. afrfe / anrnfa.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-12-06

fgDe engel1le UGH. VeI III ott9 plp'
ieftiler, Ser peje6e omtrent en- Ton,
puIoeriIere6e en- airfe, ct anoet en-
Gel Suie poa Eorpet ! en- dnoef'
gp, mems ale Ruoerne | Nobo'
loeet foIot flirrenoe til Soroen. %
man omfioer bdp6e op6nget gBertbo
|oisn", pnr Glpperne life lpnge ON
at brinae ben no Of aamplinien meo
Seres Bomber. De 5otografier, Der
blep tasne al Stiaingen,. piite, al
Tufferne bnpoe bpgeet en- Sernba'
nelinie, iom enote ! to Creme, bnor
Den nooe6e Ranonens StiIling. Selp
|fslgeIig pnr aanonen ielu gjemt men
Iitort emile, og Steoet iaa 10 Tom
lSn6eangen til en- Funnel.
De bcfeiife Sngenierer bar altfo
inotaget ct 6sit Erin, og ale De,
Der Hap bort isr Sen tp'fe Offnpn'
ton, pScr Nrmcen oeres prroifiiloe
|Si0Ip. Tc bar gjort doifillige Op'
finocIicr, iom or forn,te De ollieseoe
ltil gooe. Sfpttegropsmsrieren mi
Der iaaleOes en- beIsiif Officer I'm
OprinbeIie, % ben er blepen tnaei
Ii grus al ben franffe arme. Ct
.sieb - HE Idngt fra &dbet -
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

2,4ee ACRES timber land close to rail-
road; make fine ranch after timber Ia
removed; fine spring water and grass;
some good land: price, IS per acre. T. J.
Humphrey, County Surveyor. Birch Tree,
Mo.
FOR SALE-Farm, 112 acres, we'll i'm
proved, three miles to county seat IS
cleared; price $4,000; income $500; want
real estate or business Robert Fox, Green
vile, Mo.
CHEAP FARMS ANY size, easy terms In
the beautiful Ozarks Of Dent county, No.
W. 9. Frank. 201 Neville Block Omaha.
Minnesota Lands.
10000 ACRES Itasca and st. Louis coun-
ties land In tracts Of ~ acres and up
wards; near Hibbing, $4,000, and CHS
holm, 5000 people; fine schools, churches.
market, road and transportation ad-
vantages; clay soil, level, easily cleared;
most desirable land in this section;
low prices, easy terms. Come or write
for map and folder. Guaranty Farm
Land Co.. 440 Lyceum Bldg. Duluth.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Homes
In
Mime Lusa

Can you think of anything better than owning
HOME in NEW highly developed, restricted residence
district where every modern Improvement is being install
ledwhere there will be stores flats saloons
no undesirables every neghbor is home owner
where you have and ride to the business dis
rct the finest road in Nebraska ride Of the
best equipped lines in the countrywhere you
only step from the Pretest park in the city with public
golf course, tennis courts and base ball diamond?
Such is Mime Lusa, and there you can buy home
al ready to into built by the OWNER who has had
years Of experience built good house be built
and account Of the PRESENT low prices of the lots
YOU buy five, six seven-room house, modern in
every appointment, from $4,000 to $1,000 ON EASY
TERMS.
We want to fill this addition with HOME OWNERS
md are making big inducements We will be glad to ex-
plain and to show you these beautiful homes Five fam
lies moved into Mime Lusa in one day, THURSDAY last
OPPORTUNITY is knocking at your door.
CHARLES w. MARTIN & CO.,
Tyler 1877 742 Omaha National Bank Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

ARE YOU GOING TO BUY LANDf
II 90. get . copy Of our Journal a t.
Il has lands. city property and stocks
OF goods advertised from nearly every
state. So that you can find just what
you wish in its columns. Establishsd
10 years. reaching $4,000 readers. Send
26c for one years subscrir ton. or u for
five wears.
FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL.
TRAER, IOWA
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
AN 80 BARGAIN,

AN s0-ACRE BARGAIN.
so acres, highly improved land for sale,
located 20 miles west Of Omaha on the
Union Pacific r. R., miles from Lincoln
Highway. improvements first-class.
Every foot can be cultivated. Good rea-
sons for selling. Address Owner, Lock
Box 50, Waterloo, Neb.
2,500-ACRE ranch south Cherry county.
Plenty Of hay. Give away price Of Ss.7b
per acre Buy this and make yourself
rich.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
THOMAS CAMPBELL,
632 Keeline Bldg,

$50 ACRES Keith Co. land for sale. or will
trade for good, clean stock Of dry goods,
groceries or gents furnishings; $1,000
worth Of improvements on place; priced
right; $4,000. w. N. circuit, Belmar, Neb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
FOR QUICK SALE $1,000

See this nearly new, MODERN finely located house you
want honey home. Six rooms bath and sleeping porch
Large living room dining room kitchen pantry and ice box
upstairs large closets oak down. birch and maple up full
cemented basement cement sidewalks High and slightly be-
Dundee and Lockwood where values to in
Deep well with finest and coolest water in town.
Terms if desired. Come today. D. A. MCDONALD, 5216
jackson Street. Telephone Walnut 1928.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Miscellaneous.
$4,000 FOR Is FARMERS.

$4,000 FOR rs FARMERS.
$1,000 apiece for rs experienced eastern
farmers. Don't answer advertisement un-
less you can furnish bank references as to
your ability and farm experience. Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas or Nebraska farmers pre-
ferred. We have twenty-hv ready made
farms. Improvements on each place worth
$1,000 or more. II you can satisfy US you
are n successful farmer, we will sell you,
with a small payment down, one Of our
ready made Park Valley wheat, alfalfa
and hog farms at the price Of land unim-
proved. and give you the improvements
on the place you buy. Continental Land
Company, 40 West Second South Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
Nebraska Lands.

IT IS BETTER TO BE A WEST
ERN OWNER THAN AN
EASTERN RENTER.
BUY SECTION IN KIMBALL COUNTY.
Good, level farm land, located Is miles
south Of Bushnell, Neb., and miles from
postoffice, in Kimball county, Nebraska.
Price $3.50 an acre; $4,000 cash. balance
long time at per cent interest. Every
acre of this section can be cultivated.
Good soil, no rocks, no stones. This Sec
ton Is way above the average.
O'Keefe Real Estate Co.,
1915 Omaha Nail Bk BLDG Doug 27lb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16
FARM LAND WANTED

FARMS WANTED-HAve 1000 buyers: de-
scribe your unsold property. 40 Farm
ers' Exchange. Denver. Colo.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

7A ACRES very fine all-purpose stock and
grain farm. well located, near R. R. sta
ton, and 900 miles west Of Omaha; good
five-room house, good barn. plenty OF
water; fenced and oross-fenced; 800 acres
best Of crop land, 100 acres Platte river
bottom pasture and hay land, balance
rough pasture land. This 10 the best bar
gain ever; this party really wants to sell.
Price (cash only $4,000; good terms
write us and get complete description.
Caldwell & Salyers. Malvern. Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-07-16

FOR SALE BY OWNERS. W. Y 1s-4-2s
N. W. Y 30-4-2s, 8. e. Y 24-4-30, N. E
Y 26-4-s0 Red Willow county, Nebraska
improvements: Eight-room house. large
barn. well with wind mill, two corn cribs
large cattle shed, hog barn; all fenced
$50 acres under cultivation; all tillabls
except about fifty acres; $50 per acre
Reasonable terms. or will consider
equitable trade. Write Box 21s. Fremont
Neb.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-28

LIE IS
NAILED
Especial to The Times.)

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Oct. 2S
Franklin X. Lane, secretary of
the interior, who is at the Hotel
Traymore here, issued the follow
ing statement today:
81 have been asked whether
this statement, credited to Sena-
tor Lodge, is true:
latter the second Lusitania
note had been read to the cabinet
and agreed to by all the members,
Mr. Wilson added q postscript
which | have not seen because it
mysteriously disappeared. In this
postscript President Wilson in
formed the imperial German gov
eminent that the words "strict ac-
countability" and the other strong
phases in the first were not to
be taken seriously and ended by
agreeing to refer the whole mat
ter to arbitration. This of course
pleased Mr.. Bryan, but 1t did not
the other members of the cabinet,
who threatened to resign and ex-
pose the whole thing. The post
script was removed and Mr.. Bry-
an resigned
~ was at every meeting OF
the cabinet where Ils-ania
notes were discussed and no
such note or postscript or
anything resembling IL i'm any
way whatever was brought
before us. Nor have / ever
heard of any such suggestion
either from the president or
any member of the cabinet.
1.-THE whole thing Is un-
true"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-28
Lack of Steel
Ties Up Work

Lack of a supply of steel for
the reinforced concrete work is
all that is delaying work on the
construction of the new Jones
building which is to house the
Pantages theater at 9th and
Broadway, according to the state
ment of r. Pierson, supcrintend-
ent of construction.
Work probably will be held up
for a week, until the steel arrives
from the east
The big amount of metal which
is being shipped to Europe is par
TALLY blamed for the shortage.
The foundation and basement
of the building is practically COM
pleted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-28
Jail Terms
For BOOZers

Jail sentences for drunkenness
were handed out to all offenders
by Police Judge Evans Saturday.
Four men faced the court on
charges of having imbibed too
deeply. Each of them drew sem
tence of 10 days in the city jail.
They were Andrew Mcleod, w. O.
Dobson, Frank Plan and James
Ross.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-28
81 Boats For
1T. Defiance

A. E. Wells & Son were Satur-
day awarded a contract by the
Metropolitan park board to con-
struct 81 additional rowboats for
use at the Point Defiance park
pavilion. The contract price is
$1,297.
At present there are 90 boats
I'm service at the park. Almost
every Sunday during the past
summer this number of craft was
found to be inadequate to accom-
modate the demands of the pleas
ure-seekers and amateur fisher
men.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-28
CRAzED WOMAN Makes
BREAK FOR FREEDOM

Making a dash for freedom
when her cell door was unlocked
by Police Matron Buck Saturday
morning, Mrs. Mary Classen, age
Sc, Tacoma housewife, arrested
Friday night on insanity charges,
fought three stout police officers
until she was finally subdued.
Matron Buck unlocked the jail
door preparatory to taking the
prisoner to court for lunacy
commission trial. With a shrek,
Mrs. Classen pushed the matron
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Mother Eve
In Campaign

Omitted Press Leased wirsp
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-"I think
II / had been in the Garden of
Eden l wouldn't have eaten the
apple, but / don't know never
met that charming soubrette Eve.
l might have eaten two apples.
This was Vice President Mar
shall's illustration of his charge
that Hughes doesn't know what
he'd have done II he had been
president"
AS for the eight hour, Marshall
said, Solomon worked his men
eight hours building the temple
and Solomon was a pretty wise
man."
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ASSASSIN
ATTACKS
PREMIER

MELBOURNE, Oct. %. = An
attempt was made early today to
assassinate Prime Minister
Hughes at his home in Kew, Vic
toria, but the attempt failed.
A man forced a window in the
prime minister's home and fired
q revolver at Hughes. The shot
missed the premier. The man
leaped to the ground md fled.
A. referendum vote on the ques-
tion of CONSUMPTION is being held
in Australia today. Premier
Hughes, by his advocacy of the
CONSUMPTION measure, drew the
bitter fire of a faction of the Aus
tralian Labor Party, of which he
Is a member, and it is possible
that the would-be assassin belong
ed to group of his most bitter
opponents.
He has favored an unrelenting
war on Germany and it is possi-
BILE, also, that the attempt on mis-
life was made by Teutonic SYM
pathizer.
The Australian prime minister
is So years old. He was born in
Wales and went to Australia in
1884. He figured prominently in
trades union affairs before be-
coming member of parliament
and government official.
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away from the door. partially
knocked her down, and ran the
full length of the central police
station.
Acting Detective Captain Nc
Kay, with Captain Cornish and
Sergt Gey seized the crazed wom-
an as she reached the outer door
of the station. She fought them
furiously, but was finally subdued
and returned to her cell. She was
later taken before a commission
and adjudged insane.
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HERE
ON SUNDAY

DR.. Eddy, spiritualistic me-
dunn, promises to make 1.-The
ghost walk" at the Tacoma thea
ter Sunday night. DR.. Eddy in
vites investigation, and produces
his phenomena in full light.
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IArrendo Doesn't Know
Omitted Press Leased Wire. J

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct 27.-Mexican Ambassador Are
dondo had knowledge between the United
states and Mexico IL days declared this afternoon
He obtained his information while returning his recent
"trip to Mexico City, he
Arredondo said details the plot
which the justice depart
ments and that Secretary Lansing information
Secretary Lansing this after
noon.
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MURDERER HyPNoTIzED?
limited Press Leased Xire.l

LOS ANGELEe Oct. 27Whether Benton T. Barrett,
confessed Staying his wife and stepon guilty
victim hypnoist. that
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U-BOAT IN U. s., RUMOR
Omitted Press Leaned Wirc)
WASHINGTON
"WILSON Is FOR US"
limited Rroaa Leaaed Wlrel

WARRINGTON d. O. Oct 2unoficial reports reached the
this that
rived Norfolk Va The department refused discuss the
ports
Norfolk submarine
Henry
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SUFFRAGE SPEAKER
HERE WEDNESDAY

Miss Julia HurIbut OF New
York city, president of the Suf-
frage association O New York and
vice chairman o the Congressional
union in New Jersey. will speak
at the Tacoma theater at 8 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
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VIM H. Corner Beg. at point
1fe' SO. of SO. line Of Winter
mutss Part of Tacoma, and w.
line OF No. Alder ST.. tn. So. 40
w. S. No. 40 Z. S. to bag.
n. II. Sheppard Beg At 2 point
on T.. line Of No. Alder 81. u.s.
So Of So line Of WIn(ermut4'4
PART OF Tacom4. tn. = ~ -
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Yesterdays Late News
TWO ASPHYXIATED


KEAxUK Ia, Oct. 27-Henry Bierman foreman George
asphyxated explosion room
of the Keokuk Electric company's plant
II When the explosion occurred Berman and
another They into the gasied were
Efforts by employees and remen
failed
II Bierman. one Of the victims married a ago.
II "WILSON IS FOR US"
! Press Leas ire)
II CUMBERLAND, Md, Oct 27-They a o. on the
president and his in Cumberland this
banner reading TITS much that
Wilson is
1t several banners declaring Wilson labor
While the president shaking hands from
small could what
called Hey mister. what giving
He got laugh from everybody including the president