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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22


lest ei6e icJ uic megr an Nrdupfcu mn
filllc niicl uic ueuGe6oreu SEQ funn
SDoil g. Yiii6ams Ge9eiable COMPOUND
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9uten 9loi6 bon Der 2DOial 6. @int6ant
Wleoicinc 60, (DertrdulioG) 9bnu, Mail
ghlr 6raucn 0fiucu uuO Ieieu iolde
gricfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
11nintereiinnt.

Sousfrou: n@ott iei 0onf, boben
Sic eS iid oob enolid nal obge-
mobnt, nit Dem g}o6barSoienltmG0-
den 8lrommeu5rIteben uno iiber Die
$erridoften 3u tlotidenl"
n@S 6otte aud mirflib feinen
8med, Nlooome, oenn Die Soften Ger
lluterbolhng mlBte immer i'd oaein
trogen. bel oeneu poiiirt ia ni6tsl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22


&c in ieOcn sOloaat
i'm 23ette lie9elI
bleibcu. SEQ perz
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bon 9Qiittelu lluo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

GOminO 6. g}aae BON Baltimore,
Ser auaie6t, iiir $500 9(ftieu 81 be-
iiBen oie BON Der gG6euD G9oie to
0reat Sails 2ano Corporation" im-
ter elmer @orantie ourd Die 09ieal
Gitote Gutit Go.~ ausgege6en mur-
Oen Bat i'm S6cr. .Giitrift-@eri nm
cine @rfldring Scr Eronsattionen IN
@er6inoung nit ben S6ligationen
uuO Dem Characterization ernidt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
sotaIberi&te ants gSaf6iustuu.
Won Quitnuto Qet60tet.


Bon 2oitauto get00tet.
Gen @erlebungcn sic er erlitten
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R Ctr, g3..gs., uou einem 2oitouto
Ser 81 6. @bite Goal Gompano"
iiberio6ren pilroe, erlog Der 10 SAB.
re alte g}eqerfnabc Sanes @iitt, BON
g1r 1906, G6omploin.S .StraBe, g&.@.
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in ser @iorgie bolten, 81 Dem DER
9enfer oes &raitpaGens, Sames @.
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eridoiien.
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reno er All ocr gde Ser AZ Ctr. irno
gsStr. iiano, Ourb Oen aopi geidoi.
len imo tootlid berIebt. Gr itar6 in
Dem Acknowledgment nli Der 8abrt
sum GoiuoItD.Soipital. Gie @oli5ei
bat BON 9(lgen3eugen Der SdieBeret
&niormationeu erbolten, nOnod) Der
SdnB bou einem 92eger a6geieuert
lpurOe, Ser in Dem &egierungs-Grrd-
gureoit ongeiieat lit. Gie @oIi5ei lit
nuf Ser Sude nad Dem Dloroer.
groudt lid nidt an ole
8egeIn 5u balten.
gPo6ert Gaines bon 9lalei96, %. g.
ser aus Oeriel6en StoOt itammf ipie
Sefretar Ganieis, lpnrOe BON 9rdii-
oent @ilion outoriiirt ols gote iiir
0as neutrality-suspicious. 8u fungi-
rem obne ooB er Oos Gioil-Gienit-
@romcn 5il 6eIte6en 6rau6t. Ser
Gefretdr bat fiir3lid ieinen 8oten
Oerloren, ser gum Glerf i'm 5lotten-
Tepartement beforOert iuoroen mar.
Ser SefretGr 6e5eihnete @oiues ais
cinen Wlaun, auf oeu man lln6eoing-
tes Gertrureu ieben tonne
$obe 2 SdaOeneriabfIage
Cine S6ooederiabflage auf $15,.
600 mnroe bon 9iuib s. @aB aegen
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ben Ser @ro5eB 1T Die 5olse elmer
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nier, 02O. 8aB be6altptet ooB er bel
Der Golliiion einen Sdlag aili oeu
aopi er6olten babe, imO oaB iein
@e6or auf 2ebens5eiten 6eeintrad-
tiet iei 9tIBerOem lei er aul &iid.
grat berleBt porOen.
9nobe mill 9 6aOeneria b.
stephen @ou35a Elm aua6e, bat
0urd oie 9(nlualte @ilton S. Gam.
bert imo &. s. g)eatmnn cine Sdu-
ocncriaBfloge ouf 5000 gegen ole
o@aIbingtou Goilpap mo electric
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bebouptet, 0oB er anil. Suli 1917
III Ser 9id6e Ser 9. ino 5.SiraBc bon
einem 9lngeiielIten Der Company
miB6onoelt porOeu iei. Geriel6e ioIl
ibnI ongeblid einen 5uBtritt ins Sc
iiht periebt uno i6m idmere @uu-
om an ieiueu @odenfpo9eu beiae-
fiiet bobeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
9illigc spciIcu sic IcidJt 6cr5nitcllen
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oiinu gcidnittcn. Ioriibcr gi6t man
iein gc6odtc 3micbcIn, 9roobr6ieln,
sic Iciht in SITTER oocr Set onaer6.
itet iinO, Sol3 @icfier, @loiorm,
uad @elic6en ouA SeaerieiamerL
role oui lmo bin0c 10, BOB Oie sill
lung nic6t 6crauSi1Qt. 0oun OGmpie
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man Set oOcr aud Sdinfeniett gibt
uno 3mie6el lno OriirBeua, nebit ei-
ner bol6en DIS elmer gon5eu 1aiie
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g(rme &itter. (6rend Eoait)
0}on uimmt oa3u oltgebadeues
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ooron imO nod @elic6cu aud etiuoS
3uder. SSn elmer Smelette.@fanne
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legt iie ms 6eibe S6na5 lmo l0Bt
iie ouf beioen Seiten golo6raun 6at-
fen SciB ierbireL nit SDrup oOer
Tritdhtinft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22
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Jritntpfe.
@nt6i6lGsc, Oie Oiele 2ciOeH eriparcu
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lit idI an iMreclidcn Ardmpien. aSd)
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Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
= ~ 81 n O r | a

9l6uuuCnteu, oic ben o9entidjeu GOrres
IpOnoenien" ntdjt piinttIidJ DSer uuregrls
mdEia erbaltcn, iinn oebcten, Der Office
tOpDn per SclcpbOn UDer idriitl;% 9)HS'
theihinQ Az madden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-22

aRan srpdbnc Ben ogaliinlOre GOrrripuaScnt"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28
DEFENSE LEAGUE
To Be ORGANIZED

Organization of what is known as
the Home Defense League was
launched last evening, and at present
it is stated that City Commissioner
George Hinrichs is tentative presi-
dent, and Jos. P. Roberts, Jr., tempo
rary secretary. A meeting was sched-
uled for last night, it was stated, but
# did not materialize as heartily as
it was desired, and another session
will probably be called early in the
week.
According to one of those behind
the movement, the main reason for
the organization is to resent what
is characterized as a slur on the city
of Pensacola, for it is claimed that
reports sent out from here have been
highly coiored and overdrawn, giving
the secretary of the navy an incor-
rect idea of local conditions, Labor
ing under these alleged wrong inn
pressions, said to have been gained
through the medium of the also al
legged highly-coIored and untruthful
reports, the head of the navy depart
ment placed what he had received be-
fore Governor Cats, and this re-
suited in the call into conference OF
Sheriff Van Pelt and County Solicitor
Blount this week. The wholesale
raiding was the result.
Those behind the formation of the
league above referred to contemplate
according to several prominent mer
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28
FUNERHI OF LATE
H. s. SPRINGFIELD

At o'clock Friday afternoon the
funeral of the late Henry Calhoun
Springfield, aged rs years, who died
the day before, took place from the
home of his son, Henry c. String
field, the cortege moving to st. Johns
cemetery, where the remains were
deposited in a mound, which was COW
cred with floral offerings, tributes of
esteem from numerous friends, The
pail bearers were Charles Vance,
Stephen Gordon, Charles Mann, J. V.
Price, George Stage and D. NJ. Tart
Local members of the L. c. V. camp
attended in a body, some of them at
tired in the Confederate grey.
Deceased, who was formerly of
Savannah, Ga, Vas widely and fav-
Orably known, and numbered his
friends by his acquaintance. He was
blessed with a sunny disposition,
which he retained to the end.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28
KEEP FIT AND FEEL FINE

Foley Cathartic Tablets are a
wholesome physic that thoroughly
clense the bowels, sweeten the stom-
ach and arouse the liver. For indi-
gestion, biliousness, bad breath,
bloating, gas, or constipation, no
remedy is more highly recommended.
Sluggish bowels are the direct cause
of many ills and the indirect cause
of many more. Undigested food
poisons the whole system. Don't be
careless. See that your bowels are
regular. Keep ~. Their you will
feel fine. D'Alembcrte's Pharmacy
adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28
COMMITTEES Of
CHURCHES To MEET

Announcement was authorized last
night that the executive committee
of the affiliated churches of, the city
will hold meeting at II o'clock this
morning at the Y. NJ. C. A. building.
There are some very important
matters to be brought up for discus
sion at this meeting, and it is urgent
that every member be on hand
promptly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28

in the organization, if necessary to
raise fund and send representatives
to the state capital and possibly to
Washington, to lay the real facts be-
fore the proper officials.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28

the first year of the war may cost
S10.735,S0 900, exclusive of loads to
the allies. This will make it neces-
sary to raise more than six and
half billion dollars additional revenue.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-28

FORMER MRS. FLAGER
EXPIRES IN KENTUCKY
Louisville, July 27.-Mrs. Robert
Bingham, formerly Mrs. Henry Flag
Ter, died at her home here today. She
was the wife of Judge Bingham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05

the army post committee held yesterday afternoon Louis Beam
who has been active in arranging the scheme stated publicly
that Charles B. WEIGH managing editor of The Tribune had
agreed support the program WEIGH did WEIGH the
promise until after The Times had began showing up this
crooked business.
And that is just where the Sci business stands The
idea of the countys paying back the money has with the
disapprova informally expressed of the county commissions
1t contemplated by the patriotic citizens who
donated it, though presume most of them would be glad
get if available it has been repeatedly declared il
legal it has even been approved by the army post
mittee.
In short is the scheme of three laacyers 7uo haze been
paid $4,000 and expense money for comparatively f,g
amount of a0ork and a,ho hungry for $4,000 of same
sort Of cash and little ring of other ingners The county
commissioners should stand by their guns and Indignantly
fuse to consider the propositions
Mondays article will tell about Scheme No. g. the biggest
serious graft raid planned on the army post fund
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
THIEVES GET
MEAGER LOOT

Three small burglaries occurred
In Tacoma Friday night.
A thief stole sack of flour, 81
worth Of sugar, some coffee and
four quarts of whisky from the
home Of Pat Ward, No. 6 st. Paul
ave.
Burglars entered the Reserva-
ton market, 1904 Puyallup ave.,
by breaking front window, and
stole 40 pennies.
The Batzler grocery, 1902 Nc
Kinley ave., was entered by fore
ing q side window with an AK.
Two dollars in small change COM
prised the loot.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
Whoops! Now They Want $4,000

lheH TINS 7ceeR up Hey 6o6bed again. Almost stWnltdne-
ony the theory suddenly preached by Richardson Apple
by and LOiS Bean that the committee should be reimbursed
its SCI ,ooo Amd further it let drop that the trio ohich
already had MIXED the committee for $4,000 fees felt it
had still another $4,000 due for services rendered.
So decided that this trimvirae should frame up
whereby the county could be induced part with the
SCI ,ooo Then So 900 of go this parsmonousy
treated trio; ST. to be used by Appeby in making
another trip to Washington (ony the good Lord knows what
fo and the rest should be returned dividend to the
who gave it, provided in the meantime didn't think
of some other way of using it.
And fine legal scheme these three have in mind Admit
edy the county not pay the money back in the regular
way the law won't let it.
So these lawyers have rugged dreamy theory that the
county commissioners resolve itself into judicial tribunal
Of Sort adopt some kind of previously unheardo kase
that it has looked into all the matter and that
review its actonand hand the SCI Appeby his per-
sonal expense money, for him to dsburse Great stuff
This probably crude explanation of the plan but it is
ayman putting abstruse and super
legal matter into words that fellow laymen understand
WEIGH Also Party to It
1t is preposerous scheme and if the public just let's
loud will be accomplished perhaps
attempted 1t is of those deals which get
over unless pulled off secretly and in hurry before wrathy
public should find it out.
The Times, of course refused to be party it. The Per-
kins papers all fixed to keep num- and meeting of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
Locate Rails
For City Line

Commissioner Atkins ANNOUNCE
ed Saturday that he had located
1000 tons of second hand rails
that can be purchased for the
municipal street car line. The
rails are owned by a small rail-
road in Kansas. The municipal
line needs only $40 tons. The
rails weigh 10 pounds to the yard.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
COAL PRICES TOO
HIGH SAYS BOARD

(Un1to0 FTesS IeABe0 Wfro.1
WASHINGTON, d. c., May g.
Retail prices of coal generally OBJ
tanning are unwarranted, the fed
eral trade commission ruled to-
day in report to congress where
lin 1t counselled the public not to
indulge in buying panic"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05

At the headquarters of the sol
diers' and workmen's committee
today 1t was informally stated
that an amicable adjustment had
been reached with the duma lead
ers, and that the executive com
mlttee by two to one vote had
approved the governments
pledges.
Included in these pledges, II
was reported. was one to an
nounce publicly the reasons be-
hind the provisional governments
announcement on May Day as to
Russia's aims in the war.
In the meantime the temper OF
the surging crowds. on the
streets has perceptibly changed
Yells and imprecations against
the ministers have been duieted
for cheers for democratic Russia.
Sober heads in the throngs APP
parently succeeded in bringing
home to the demonstrators the
Continued on Page Five.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
TRACY, !. w. W.,
is Nor Guilty
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

SEATTLE, May 5-Thomas Tracy, I. w. w. Or
ganizer who was charged with the murder of Jeffer-
son Beard, deputy sheriff killed in Everett Novem-
Der s. during battle between citizen deputies and
200 |. w. W. aboard the steamer Verona was found
mot guilty today.
The trial had lasted nine weeks to day.
The jury, composed of six and six women, had
been out since noon Friday.
1t is doubtful if ~ other /. w. w. charged with
murder on the same occasion will ever he tried
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05
BY THE EDITOR

Charles Richardson Tacoma capitalist banker and attorney
is of little group who has fit to assume that my
charges that graft raids planned the army post funds
applied to him and his companions.
had named him in either of my preceding articles.
However yesterday afternoon he going about making the
statement that he under attack
Very oeH, Mr. Richardson!
But now the S. 900 which 1t is proposed to jimmy
out of Pierce county treasure chest
When the army post project well launched, seen
that there would be necessary expenses attached to the promo
ton of the enterprise which the county could not legally bear,
and the big dinner given the Tacoma hotel the night
of memorable lam 8, election day. A. " Love launched the
subscription 1t proposed he sad to raise $4,000 1t
was to be sraighaway subscription affair." with no strings
attached.
Dozens of subscriptions then and there made by the
pubic-sped of Tacoma in response to his CALL The
completion and collection of the fund later placed in the
hands of Mark Davis who carried out the task in workman
like manner
The schedule was laid out far possible with the idea
that the coming of the camp to Pierce county would be
such special commercial lines of business that
they could well afford pay the small necessary
tcpaon of future profits and they assessed accordingly
Herewith printed for the first time the list of the and
companies that subscribed Their generosity has had
adequate public recognition.
Big Hand Out for Three Lawyers
Now to the spending of That was largely in the hands
of Stephen Appeby chairman of the original army post
ttee The of his trips Washington and elsewhere,
the costs of trips made by Mesrs Frank S Baker Jesse o.
Thomas, J. T. S. Lyle and others OF entertain
ing Gen Franklin J. Bell and others; and multitude of
smaller items make UP considerable fraction of the total
Those expenses legitimate and the money carefully spent
far as was able to observe
But there itenl-he largest of ALTO which do take
decided exception and to which did at that time take excep
toSoooo handed three lawyers, when special counsel
already had been retained by the county handle the legal
work.
The same day the county commissioners voted to call the
bond election and go ahead with the army post project they
entered into with T. s. Lyle who had been active
in the enterprise from the first to special counsel
LYLE was to draft the legislation needed from the legislature
conduct the test bond through the supreme court deal with
the government and carry the condemnation suits should
the project get that point He authorized to retain
such assistant counsel he found he would require One of
his first acts was associate with himself Scott Henderson,
thez, in the attorney generals office.
Lyle is able lawyer-and honest The Times expressed
qualification the time that he should be selected for this n
portant task repeat its congratulations to Pierce
county at this time than he is in charge of it.
Well, of his first duties to go to Washington for
some highly important conferences with the secretary OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05

first degree murder could not be
convicted.
I'VE will release a large number
OF them as soon as our inquiries
are concluded, which will be the
first of next week.
Our inquiries, however, have
given us much additional evidence
and other prosecutions are assur.
ed. Who, or when, we cannot
say, but that the same charge win
be applied We are prepared to an
nounce now"
Tracy took the verdict as Nc
took the entire trial--stolidly and
without the slightest sign of emo
ton, or apparent interest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05

Freedom for az.
The verdict spelled freedom for
a large number Of the ~ other
members of the organization held
in jail in Everett and Seattle
charged with the safe offense.
This was the statement of Pros
ecutor Black, of Snohomish coun-
lty, issued after a conference with
Associate Counsels Cooley and
Veitch held after Tracy's acquit-
tai.
There Is possibility of further
arrests among the leaders of the
Organization.
I'VE take the verdict to mean
that the jury was not satisfied
beyond a reasonable doubt that
Tracy was sufficiently definitely
implicated and connected with
the conspiracy to find him gull
Ity," said Black today.
Other Prosecutions.
"The Investigations conducted
throughout the trial have con-
WINGED the prosecution that a large
proportion of the other I. w. W.
held in jail on the same charge of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-05-05

.lDUM[A PUTS
RIOTS DOWN

If Russia stands with and allies against tho
kaiser will a comparatively short time-a
years,
If Russia quits the what then? THE KAISER Will.
HAVE SEVERAL MILLION MORE SOLDIERS TO USE THE
WESTERN FRONT lie will then the granares
Russia will the that America
give England France foodsuffs.
Russia really holds the world in the palm of her hand
Russia will determine will
100000 soldiers 100000 soldiers Russia
whether fight a EAR
WAR
to rs president might o we'll
big republic should send
ahlest leaders help Russian
republic through the
is important feed England and France but 1T is
MORE IMPORTANT TO KEEP RUSSIA IN LINE.
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THAT $4,000 SCHEME

and other war department officials.
He scarcely had gotten of Tacoma before the plotting
that is under discussion began hurried secret meet
ing of few picked members of the army post committee was
called, and THREE MORE ATTORNEYS WERE RE
TANNED.