davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

En- csc case, Ia carta en- question
seria cosa de ella. sencilamente; c,
cuando menos, habra Sido escrita po!
: instigaci0n suya Y por persona de su
co~nfianza, cuya escritura Y cuyo es-
tito disfrazados. serviran para cubrir
la personalidad de Ia sonora De Pres
les, hasta mas amplia information.
Una cosa cierta es que, tanto de
una como de otra parte, hay interes
Dor ell nino perdido, Sc Quiere decidi-
! damente buscarlo y, como es natural,
reparar en- el las culpas del cas- o de
la fatalidad.
Y. 81 yo comprometi "a situacion
Dor 10 que atane al Condo. con N; ten
tativa nal pensada ell otro dia. quizas
no seria impossible vo!verse del lado de
su muier. Ella no me conoce apenas.
-Bien razonado-dijo Monsenor
Surin atentamente.
-;Verdad que 81?
| Ell senior Dufresne Sc sonrio orgu
, llosamente a esta aprobacion, pues Ell
amor propio subsiste tambien en- los
picaros.
Ellos tienen la fatuidad sensible, Y
e. orgullo del crimen, del robo hab:l-
mente realizado, de Ia intriga bien
combinada, como otros tienen ell or
eullo de las buenas a~cciones.
-Si-repuso;-creo estar en- 10
iusto. Y como la sonora de Presles
es muy RIGA, tanto ~provecho habra,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
DIGS PERIODICOS ALEMANES
HAN SIDO SUPRIMIDOS.

COPENHAGUE, JUNO 5.-Las au'
toridadc5 mil!tarcs alcmanas han or
denudo Ia Suppression de los periodicos
'Staatsburg Zeitung" que tiene +:
':aci6n antisemitica. Y el Wee
ky World" de filiaci6n radical. L;
not:cia de IA Suppression de dichos pc,
r:Gdicos. Sc rcc;bi6 aqai en- IN DIES
pacho procedcnte de Berlin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

no fue recogido por IN hombre que
habitaba en- Meudon.
"Conteste listed. fijando. desde lue-
go, Ell precio de los informes. Y envie
la rcspuesta 4 la sonora Juana Bre-
ton, a Etampes. Chateau-Thierry-
(Aisne)".
Debajo hay solo 81 signo conocido
de nuestros afiliados de otros ulas.
Ahora bien, amiguito: Gque opinas
tu?...
"A fe mia-diio Monsenor dc ST.
rim rascandose la nuca o cierto en-
barazo,-confieso que 10 entiendO
bien la relaci6n que hay entire esa
carta Y 10 que me has contado.
-iImbacil!-exclam6 Dafresne.
-;Eh?.... ique mas dicho?......
irepitelo!
mo. es verdad; liable sin fijar-
me: dispense!
Olvidaba que no puedes compren-
der, que estas POGO enterado.
Pues, voy q contarte... Solo que,
:entiendes? Ten luego cuidado con Ia
lengua.
-Cuenta conmigo.
y bien, has de saoer q1e entire
esta carta Y 10 que tie die sobre aban-
dono de I'm nino, por ell Condo de
Presles, hay correlation absolute, CO.
mo dice Ia genie de toga; o, 81 10 pre-
fieres, c%onexi6n.
! desdeno
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

Pues. e. Condo de Presles es muy
rico. Y, sin d3da, pagara generosamen
te al que le ponga en- Was de hallar al
Milo repudiado.
Debe haber ahi una pequena for
tuna para Quien sepa meterse....s
Desgraciadamente para mi, ne CO.
metiGo una garrafada e. otro dia, IN
tentando hacer cantar al pajaro har-
to pronto, Y, sobre TODD, e%chandote
Sobre el para ayudarme 4 deSplumar-
10.
Ser;a hoy deiicado, sin duda, y quiz
zas POGO d;eStro, irme a poner en- sus
garras in~tentando reanudar con el a.
m:stosas relaciones.
Primero. no me creeria; Y. segundo,
llegando hasta ell fin, GUERRA ponerme
de aclerdo con el jefe de Seguridad.
Por mi fe tie 10 juro: no me agrada
r~elacionarme con eSaS g~entesi...
Diciendo estas ~palabras, La Coma
! dreia Sc sonri6 ESTABLISHMENTS, CONF
IN hombre de mundo que rehusa el
contacto de IN canalla-
No esta mal-aprob0 Morsenor
de Surin.
DE Ia parte del Conde-repuso
La Comadreja,-todo me parece. pues,
cast perdido, aunque 10 he meditado
extensamente durante algunos dias. Y
no re hubiera hablado de clio, 81 esta
manana. un POGO antes de Ia venida
con La Pantera. no hab:era so reel,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

quizaS nuestra pObre pAtrla
retorne a ser In naci6n
pacifica, bucNa, honrada
que Ia Europa conoci6....
Con qut.t. todos mis- lectores
va conocen mi opinion,
que le trasmito a "tTlberio"
aunque q no me Ia pid.o:
que entire al conflicto europeo
Ia canada del barb6n,
que haga cisco Z los teutones.
que ALA Sc haga dictador;
que legisle Z cIat-o manos
con nIcva "Constituci5n',
que haga... cuanto Sc lie antoje;
que yo lie juro desde hoy
que TODD cuanto 20 escriba
sera siempre en- Su lOor....
pero estando c! Y los suyos
ALA. en- Alemania. Y yo
tranquilamente en- mi Mexico.
va sin 'preconstituci6n"
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

que ma Weu!o !IIui'NS
de Ia guisa mas atroZ.
Todos los interrogados
formuiaron su opinion
mas O menos aliad6fila
con mas o menos color,
segun Ia lente con que
cada uno el aSunto VIC.
Y como yo no soy de hule",
sino ciudadano soy
c~onsciente de mis- derechos
como el que mas, tambien 20
WOW q echar mi cuarto q espadaS,
que Sc dice en- eSpanol,
para opinar sobre el t0plco
como a entender NE de DlOs.
PienSo que no solo Mexico,
s;no hasta el pueblo peor
cue este ubicado del mundo
en- el ultimo rincon,
debe enrrar en- la tragedia,
cuanto mas proto mejor,
para que aquel bigotudo
sienta We veras Ia lumDre
muy cerca del cobertor,
pues tai tipo esta creyendo
que Ia luna eS reQueZon
' Sc ha puesto tan pesado
que no entiendo como aun no
lie ha mandado Dios IN rayo
para dividirlo en- dos.
De preferential n~osotros,
los que u "a revoluci6n
de Mexico le debemos
tcdas las tristezas de hoy.
hemos de opinar porQue eHtren
las legiones del barb6n
en- In formidable lGcha
que ha res amos comenz0
entire el mundo y Alemania,
entire el orden Y el Juror,
entire el derecho Y la ~fuerza;
va que Venus el barb0n
sin duda ira 4 Ia vanguard!a
del gran grupo Intervention.
Ademas. cast eS SECURE
que en- su miSma Division
iran los mil generates"
a quienes 81 consagr0,
va que todos son valientes,
va que todos hombres son
capaceS De andar a tiros
con q mismisimo sol.
Luego ana veZ que arremeta
contra el Kaiser Ia legion
u encabezara don Venus,
q 10 cue imagine 20;
luego que dos Fenustiano
domino Ia situacl0n
por complete en- A!emanla,
va que lie sobra v.gor,
como Alemania es muy RIGA
nUeStor pals quedO
Dobre. gracias al impulse
de tanto libertador.
como Berlin sera UT campo
propicio ! Ia 'incautacion',
de flo no qIeda en- Mexico
nj un solo "E.bertador":
todos iran a Alemania
con Ell triunfante barb0n,
para repet'r Ia '~suerte'
que Mexico contempl0;
Y habra en- la terra del Kaiser
"sufragio' Y 'constituci0n'.
V hara reparto de ~tierras,
Y divorc;o. 81 senior;
v habra "libertad de %imprenta''.
Y leyes de 'incautaci6n'.
V habra. 10 que ustedes quieran
con tanto "libertador"...
" Mexica habra ganado!
pues va libre del monitor
que formo el cuatrocharquero
JaI .,o-riDtiSmor al calor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
CUARTILLAS FACILES
LOS u

En- todas las ~sociedades humans o.
clpan lugar preferente los ANTIGUA
rios, Esa falanje de c~iudadanos que
Sc dedican a conservar curiosidades y
4 c~atalogarlas para uso de Ia historic,
merece siempre el respeto y Ia vene-
raci6n del pdblico, porque fundan Ell
c6digo maximo de los puebloS y dan
e. asiento Y Ia base de Ia historic.
-Esa mugre que mira listed en- a
quel frasco, iasustese!, es caspa del
propio don Miguel Hidalgo.
Y a que decir que Ia caspa da te-
ma q los historiadores para bordar
conjeturas sobre el POGO aseo de nues
tro augusta padre Y sobre Ia escasez,
por aquel entonces, del iab0n de Pue-
bla.
-Vcnga listed AGA, so tarambana.
We listed esta substantial grisacea
que guardo en- el relicario de mi mu-
jer?. Pues 4 que no sabe listed que
diantres es?
Sierra tintara para e. pelo.
! Ca. Es t~ierrita de los dedos de
San Jose de Arimathea. Autentica,
Ia muy venerable.
Anticuarios hay que, en- 81 afan de
singularizarse, coleccionan verdaderaS
tonterias que no res;sten al ana.iSis
mas leve.
-Yo le ensenarG I listed 10 que es
c~anela. I'VE listed csc pastel que
cuelga arriba dc mi cabecera?
ST, senior.
-iQue lc parece i listed:
Que est& para cOmerse.
Pies no, senior. rs n pintura
de Ramses II, tomada al natural
cuando DONNA sie2ta a Ia orilla del
! Milo.
No To-.
Milo.
-Digo que no lo....crcC; pOrquc
Ramses no dormia nunca.
ConoLco un buen s%ujeto ]maniaticO,
que tiene verGadero fervor en- conSer-
var curioSidadeS. Me llcv0 IN dia 4 81
casa, Y. en- e~fecto, puJe dlrme cuen'
ia de que aquello 10 era un hogaE
precisamcnte, sine IN Louvre al mn
! croscopio.
Soy tan mcticuloso en- ms coIec-
cones. que guardo Ia una del dedo
gordo de don Alfonso cl Sabio. ! e
primer colmi!lo De Isabel Ia Cat6lica
V una fantufla del prop:o Pope Hi
No', V un sin fin de cosas Klamath
vas.
-iCorcholes!
-Pero NADIA me encanta como este
Gallo del Redemtor. Mirc listed; 81
conoce que debio perjudicarlc mHcho
y cl buen hombre segu!a mostrin.
dome colecciones Y series de artlculo:
antiques, con cl mismo gISto que 5
Sc tomara IN plato de macarrOnes ;
la italiana, dnSputS &c un ayun0 d'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07
TIROS AL BLANCO
Nil CUARTO A ESPADA

Varios politicos nuestros
que Ell San Antonio estan hoy,
Dor conducto de LA PRENSA
dieron aver su opinion,
previamente interrogados,
sobre 81 debe 0 81 no
Mexico entrar al conflicto
contra Memo el bigoton
que ha revuelto medic mundo
de Ia guisa mas atroZ.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-07

-"uueremGs que Mexico SCI neutral
Solo 81 senior ingenierO don David de L. fuente eS It Us""' pae'eh
1, me ma dea de ser In POGO lamentabe-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
EQNffSyIQNZ ola WIFI
LIVES OF CHILDREN DEPEND ON THE PARENTS

LIVES OF CHILDREN DEPEND PARENTS
ITO Margie" Paula, always been
other
and expect to love each other long they ve believe In
pc ople live together
In they should separate"
But the children Paula" expouated. "Marge. think
far better that children should brought in home where
Aunt Rachel did believe divorce lived with her
husband twenty-five he died from his
she nagged him minute
Gertrude grew
lance hatred their catfish
band only as someone to their bills Either one OF them would
drunkard dssoue would promise do this
To love husband a
night abide is beyond their
Aunt perfectly unhappy,
prides herself having devoted wegood Lord
times thought did not blame Uncle Ben for his sayns Some
woman probably pretended
him a little happy in his money
THE lives of four Aunt Raches household
ruined In the
brought up with an entirely wrong outlook All their lives they
have been hungry little
ing to get by angling for that will take them their
home of discord in which
Better far better would them have lived
parents
each a part
Paula Isad experience
tnge all beliefs marriages there
great and times when seemed
to me that the only thing to do these for husband and
wife
the reefs one reaches the still waters of the sheltered haror
YES Margie, think could a
untrue to me much easier than could with one who forever
Marge have been In homes where the husband was forever
the rugs putting the chairs back in their
know married to such would either commit murder
Tor mad
ION the other hand have known with these
characteristics them,
II to pity instead of blame Uncle Ben"
Yes pity, let nanimate things
rannize adds tie things the
of and the love- life unbear
able"
roads and said diff
stopping place.
And that place is what Paula?" asked with curiosity
because had reached place in the scheme
things entire
1.-THE unselshness understanding" said
softly.
Be- Continued.)
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| AN S WE RS |
5 BY CYNTHIA G TREY ;

girl. 1t is not the boys
fault, it Is the fault of the
girls that they do not have
good boy friends. OF course
there are exceptions to all
rules. l have had a great deal
of experience in attending
public dances and can read
lily say that the majority of
the girls become too familiar
with strangers. ,
The average fellow wants
the companionship of a mod
est girl, whether he Is re-
spectacle or not. OF course
this is very unjust and sell
fish, but nevertheless it Is
true, and the average fellow
does not believe that he will
find a modst girl at a public
dance, therefore he does not
care to take one there.
No, it is not because a fell
low cannot get acquainted
with the girls, it is just the
opposite, he gets acquainted
too easily, because, as I have
said before, the girls are too
familiar and he does not re-
spect them. The high cost
of living has nothing to do
with it, because the right
kind of a girl will save more
money for a fellow than ne
could save otherwise, as she
Will keep him away from
poolrooms and other such
places.
The trouble with the ma
jority of the girls, and you
girls would find this true IL
you could be a boy for just
one night and attend public
dance. Always remember that
familiarity breeds contempt,
and you will profit.
w, c.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

The city council has decided can't establish central Tacoma war
market Commerce street. suggested by The Times without the
of all the property along the street
The retail and the city have persuaded to kill the
Bros 18th Pacific.
Well, then, dads try this killer:
public fronting
between 8th and 9th streets!
question Legality involved The only property
ITSELF the adjacent
property
question The city would admit that
payer wi nots the load
Commissioners anything better in the
of "a site, let's have it.
making this proposal today the best plan it
Of 1t has offered suggestions before and intends keep of
fering them until the market established just because
The Tacoma the farmers in the county everywhere de-
manng the sell his
duce direct to the consumer the householder.
The Times and the people Tacoma determined to do with
mddemen the
nearby farmers in the past have been unable to market
determined this market We won't until
The Mr. Commissioners this the better We'll be
satisfied
you haven't better to Offer put the market street
But let's have dily -dalyng Build a market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
A Prayer for a Workday
Rv BertOn Rralev
treat Master Workman:

Great Master Workman:
Guard me, pray thee, from dissatisfaction.
If do my work well let me be glad in the knowl-
edge Of that performance but let me not be
pleased with it that consider myself beyond pos
sbility of improvement. Keep me ever dissatis-
fled with the progress I have made for it is by
such dissatisfaction that the world moves for
ward to better things Teach me to earn praise
and appreciation by the excellence of my work,
for these the rewards of all desire, but let
appreciation be only an impulse to achievement,
not an excuse for SNUG content. Amen.
In spring young mans fancy turns to thoughts of
whether he'll be in the trenches next winter.
Joffre must be glad he doesn't have to be mussed
over at public receptions any more.
With perfectly good museum in Washington why
do they keep all the dodos on Capitol Hill?
One of the Keystone movie stars fell down and
broke his ukelee. It is not known what hospital he
was taken to, but that guy must have been in bad
fix.-Key West News.
And he gave it for his opinion that whoever could
make two of two blades of grass to grow
upon spot of ground where only one grew before
would deserve better of mankind and do more essen
tal service to his country than the whole race of poll
ticians put together.-Dean Swift's "Voyage to
Brobdingnag
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
u. S. Gives Up
It's Dock Here

Formal notification that the u.
s. .quartermaster' corps would no
longer desire, space at the city's
Municipal dock, was received by
Mayor Fawcett Friday from Lieut..
Col. w. II. Hart at Seattle. The
entire business will be handled in
warehouses leased at Seattle.
Rental to Tacoma for the space
used by the quartermaster's de-
partment amounted to $500 a
month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
Foils Plot On
Airplane Plant

UNITED Press Leased Wire.l
LOS ANGELES. May 26.-Sus-
pected as spies or dynamiters,
two men were discovered stealing
up the fire escape On the Glenn
Martin aeroplane factory early
today by Fred Post, a national
guardsman doing sentry on the
roof Of the plant.
Post fired twice and gave
chase, but the men escaped. One
carried a bundle believed to be a
bomb. The factory is working to
capacity turning out war planes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
CITY WILL APPEAL
KAISER DECISION

City Attorney Harmon was au-
thorized by the city council Sat-
urday to take an appeal in the
suit of Librarian Kaiser against
Mayor Fawcett for travelling ex-
penses on tour east two years
ago. Judge Card decided against
Fawcett Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

81 feel that I am i'm japan to-
night" said Japanese Consul Mat
sunga Of Seattle, speaking at tho
Might in Japan dance given FRI
day night at the Commercial club.
"A dance like this does much to-
ward creating q friendly spirit be-
tween my countrymen and-Ameri-
cans" he said. The consul and
his wife were In Japanese cos
tunes. A little Japanese miss gave
a fan dance to the accompaniment
of a weird instrument played by q
Japanese woman. The room was
decorated by Tacoma Japanese.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
stSub" Crelus Daredeuils?
Not In Uncle Sans Navy

O. G. Lyon, reporter for
The Times, is the first news
paper writer to serve as .
member of q submarine crew
for Uncle Sam. Lyon enlist
ed In the navy, served aboard
the superdreadnaught Texas
and now is serving aboard
the submarine Ga. This Is
one OF "a series of stories tell
ing his experiences.-EditOr.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

You should look at him askance too, as you hur-
redly advance to
Swat him he has chance to
Multiply!
So get busy with your swatters his million sons
and daughters
Are a pest upon the waters
And the land;
Bearing microbes and bac which they bring us,
willy nilly,
And which leave with lily
In our hand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

Dear Miss Grey: In an
swer to Norma: The true rea-
son why most fellows attend
dances and shows by them
selves or with other fellows,
Is because they find too much
fOrwardness and vulgarity
connected with the average
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

Dear Miss Grey: I have
read "Norma's' question and
also e. r. WIS answer. ".
r. w. is entirely right, but
his case does not happen to
be mine. / am an engineer
and average from $50 to $125
a month. l met a girl a
short time ago that l Thought
l would like to keep COM
pany with. But she boosted
of having gone with a young
man to a Fourth fully cele-
bration. spent all of his
money and afterward would
have nothing to do with him.
Do you wonder l do not keep
company with her? Nearly
every girl of my acquaintance
has boosted about the boys
she has turned down" I
have decided that none of
them will have the chance to
say they turned me down.
That's why am nearly al
ways seen alone. e. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
What People
Are Doing

In the final concert of the year,
assisted by Hartridge Whip, BARI
tone, the Ladies' Musical club ap-
peared at the First Methodist
church Friday night. The chorus
once again charmed the audience
with its songs. Whip was we'll
received, and was forced to sing
several encores. Mrs. r. d.
Pinkerton ably accompanied the
chorus.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of tho
Ancient Order of Hibernians will
give dance and card party Tues
day night in the Association hall,
l911 h-913h Tacoma av.
A pretty home wedding was
celebrated Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
valid Hansen when Miss K, Marie
Henricksen and Henry d. p.
Miller we're united in marriage in
the presence of relatives and
friends. Rev. o. ]. Ordal officiat-
led.
| A big time Is promised the Elks
and their friends Monday night at
the dance given by the Wenatchee
COMMITTEE of the club.
Seventeen pupils of the Park
land academy will graduate Satur-
day night from the high school de-
lpartment, two from the academic
and four from the commercial de-
partments. Following are the
graduates: High school depart
ment: Ida Greibrok, Ragnhild
Greibrok, Emma Rynning, Einar
Hanson, Andrew Haug, Edward
Hangar, Lorentiz Osa, Godfred
Roe, Gustav Skjervem, Melford
Arntsen, Chris Melgard, HjalmaI
Storaasli. Carl Velelstad. John Lee
Wayne Suomela, Henry Sankela
Guy Bardon; from the normal de.
, partment. Lenore Brivig, Nettie
! Nelson; from the stenographic and
> commercial course, Birdie HUSKY
Georgina Smaby, Marie Reiben
1 Erling johnson.
A special meeting Of tho women
of Troop B will be held Thursday
I afternoon in the q. A. r. room al
the Armory. The mothers of ali
7 the troop are invited.
|, Tho men folks dominated the
Fathers meeting of the Franklin
p. T. A. last night. The boys OF
the school gave a program, which
was appreciated by the parents
Fred ]. Morgan gave a Chinese
stunt and song. accompanied by 9
one-stringed Chinese fiddle. Til.
boys of the school held a debate
! on the capital punishment quss.
ton. with the affirmative side
winning out. The garden commit
tee met before the meeting and
pledged $50 for prizes for tn,
community fair to be held mex
fall.
MARRIAGES
Marriage licenses were issued II
ITaeoma Friday m IT Movor,
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
RESULTS. SIZE PAGE sSEvEN.
WANT ADS ON PAGw z ron
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26
MARRIAGES.

Marriage licenses were issued In
Tacoma Friday to H. ]. Meyers
and Vera M. Hufeisen, both Of Ia
coma; to r. w. Combs and Mae
Marion. both of Tacoma, Joe
Snarsky, Wilkeson. and Olympia
Harrison. Tacoma, J. T. Hamilton
and Jessie L. Hunter. both OF Ia
coma; Guy w. Phare, Ellensburg,
and Edith Smith, Centralia.
George Souls and Mary Roseburg.
both Of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

catch him this for the simple
That he's worse than plots treason,
high
Let end his independence,
the Fly!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

Such help as we can give each other in this world
Is debt to each other; and the who perceives
superiority or capacity in subordinate and neither
confesses assists it. is not merely the wthholder Of
kindness, but the committer of injury.-Ruskin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26


clannishness of our young
men and women?
Economic pressure is the
answer to the question and 1t
answers many more. Soon
omic conditions are driving
men through bloody battle
fields to satisfy the desires of
grafters.
They are the cause of
woman suffrage. Forcing
the mother to enter the hui
man grist mills and running
the life of the innocent
daughter for whom she is
working to protect; causing
divorce, suicide and all catas-
trophies of society.
They cause the young man
Though he may not be con-
scious of it, to ignore the
other sex for the same reason
that 1t causes womankind to
enter the business world; di-
verting her mind from rails
ing children to sustaining a
place to exist-not a home.
Fundamentally the present
economic conditions are not
the result OF misinterpreta-
ton of the intelligence that
rules the universe. When we
understand that real happi-
ness Lies not in the acquisi-
ton of wealth, but in under
standing nature and not vio-
lating her sacred laws, a
great stride will have been
made in carrying out the
Divine plan of ages.
II. G.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-26

Kaiser Wilhelm Julius Caesar Hohenzollern would
be our nominee for sole residence island some
thing like St. Helena.
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Back Again
BY BERTON BRALEY

fly again. dod rot hmand the slogan is to 'sw
For you mustn't wait to pot him