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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

bdrur9eH Setro1ert Doroet 1etea.
9isrgegsa Hlub i9 nod eiRmal In BET
euergii4fen Deiie prOteittreu.
y2Qs bic Regierung bic @rlrii6niB
CUR unge3tnberten 8eipre4ltng Der
ltriegssiele CAB, sa6 i9 bic rusbriit'
li6e GrtGGrltng a6, buB bic RegieruuS
ii9 ni9t an Der 0istuFton, in peI9er
bic pibsripre9eubfen &uii6teu gum
Qtusbrud tamen, bet9stIigeu piirbe,
uber t6uns. Sd Sroteitirte ou5 gegen
ieoe S9tubfolgring, bic man etDd
aus beln fprtgsieBteu S4Deigea Der
RegtsruRs Siebeu BnTe.
sd pieber6ots bieleH protsft igst
In oer befiumtsiten gBsiie. A]us ims
mer i5 i'm StGnbs bin iI6er unfere
&rRgssieIe gu isssn, bas fase t9 6f'
fsutlta bier m Retnstas. Gs 6anbefte
ii9 nm allsemetns Prtu3ipien - ss
fonute ni4t unbsrs fem - re poreR
aber nnr gsnig, lin ui4t mil arloereH
9tagen perDedisIt 81 tperben. Gn
bieTeu funbamentnIsn Prtn5ipisu IT
bis 6eute feFseAalteu porben. gu
purbeu obermaIs in folenner Detie
in ben Observation-Disclosures gum
Qlusbru6 ge6ra6t, bic mir am II. Se'
ssmber 1916 gsmstuit9afHi4 mt ua'
[ersn QQttrten geutaGt.
.9n in neusrer 3eit allfgetc,:dTis
glnno9ne. bab tpegen Der Sriebensa
frdqe sDffheu ms uno urfferen Nls
Iitrteu UsstlrrngsOerfaiebenbetteu BIZ
itdnoen, gebSrt m bos Ret6 Der TG'
BEL. ey9 erttdre bies bier nit Der
qr6Bten 8eftinurtbeit. SD bride Gu4
bic gars fsite lleber8eugung ans, baB
bic letrnben StuatsTnduner o1 mt
urs arfiirteu gt1tiouen oerielbeu GHs
ii9t fnb.
SD perfebe eun9 gut bGs- leioer'
I6dftlihe SutsreTs, tDeI6es bas Bolt
an ben artegssieien uno an ben 5ttea
peusbertngungeR utTnut, Sd oeerstie
a!l5 bas gertdnoer nab Sldrbett.
bos beliie bon Der RefItcn Die Don Ger
Qtrten an mid geri9tst ptrb. 8tt
Der 8efprsdung Der &riegS5ieie giebt
eg fir mid MIR stne Ri4t'hruIr, ulIo
biefs 1T cine bafbtge unb befrHbigerhe
geenoiguue bes &rieqss. lleber bos
binaus tnnu i5 ui4ts tbuu uno
nihts fdgen.
.@enn bic angsnretne Gage MIDI 4nr
3urii6baItung 3DtRgt, ME otss utr
Set Der ;Fuu TT, bdrru perbe ta Feit
bteIe 3uridbaItlrng beobu6ter, rno
tein 9rud, pb er MN Don 5erru
S6eioemdru oOer bon Serrr Roeiife
uusgeiibt tuirb, lam mid bon met1rem
Grti6luB d6bringeH. SD fperoe MIDI
niht burb QeuberungeH bon metuem
8fuo ubIenten ldhen, nit oeneu Serr
S6eioemQru, in eIrler 3eit, in Der
5runlmelieuer an Der aisre uun BET
2trras i'm 9ange lit, sIdnbte ur1er
Dem Bolt bic Dtoglthtett elmer Teco>
lHtipn psrbreiRu gu tDRneu. Gds
beutIhe 8Olt ptrb mid unteritlssu,
peuu i'd iol6e aeuBeruugeu oerbame
ne, pie au9 ben Uerfu9 Roeiites,
Dem @olte peiB gu ma4eu, baB ia
urter bem GinFIuB Der So5iaIoemos
trdten itiirloe.
,Gs tptrb MIR oDrgepprFen, baB id
elm SpieI3eug in ben Sdnben sirsr
Qartei lei. SD Ftebe aber urrte- Rem
Gjnflub teinsr Qartei. peber Der 2ins
Ten no6 Der Recbteu. Gs fpeut mid,
bies in aqus beftimmter Mseiie ertIds
zen su tGuneu. Wertn id N ben !Sdn'
ben bpr irgerb Senarb 6tr, 0uTru bin
i5 IN ben Sd1ben meireS 8pltes, benz
unein i'd gu bienen babe uno oeHen
S6bne, bic ffir bic Critters Der Tas
tim tdrpFsn, Ftft su benz Sdtfer Rdi'
ten, Dem fe ocfles gertruueR srrtgesen
bringeu, unb Der Bertruueu uuf ods
Doh bat Gaa I'm MpgiF Don SSrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

SatTer gegebene Dort bIeibt unoerdns
bert in Strait. Roefide, Der ft5 ala
Elm gang beIonberer @ertbeibigsr re.
Ies Dortes aufipett, bat in Der Oiters
botT9aft bes SaiIers bic 9erf4eruns
erbalter, boB bas Mprt bes &uifer5
unDerdubert m aruft III.
Sd boffe, bab bic Reierpe, bic t3
mir auFerlegen uIub - unO es DiirOe
eerptfenlps Don mir feiu, pe1R i3 iie
ut6t beobadtets - bic 9iuigung Der
TaaioritGt bss Rei9stags unb ur6
Des @pItes finbeu Dtrb. Seit einem
Mpnot tober Sdla3ten bon nie Dnge,
peFe1asr Seftigtett an Der neftIi6en
Jront. 0as eorSe 8OIt II NIT Ga
feiueu 9eborteu bort BEL ietren S0b4
ner, bic NIT rrbergtei6liber Sdrts
nddigtstt uuo Spbesperadfuno BEN
tdsIi5 iid tpteberboIertbeu NngriffcH
Der BrtteI uu6 Jrau5oieu Stdub ball
ten.
rSefbft 6eute f6einen GHgIoub uno
Jrautrei6 nod ntht gum TrieOen bep
rett 81 fem, mob nt3t berett, uuf ibrem
itbertriebenen, unitnrigeu &riegs3ies
len, nuf Grpberungn unb rptrtb4
faaftlider 3eri0rung beitebeub, gu
oe5i9ten gBp ftsben nun bic Regies
rungen, bic I'M porigen 8inter oFfen
opr Der DeIt, pffen tire 8eretttpiLlie,
teit nertiinoet bdben, benz rDdbuiinnis
gen 80ltermprb Elm @nbe gu ma6en3
Die leBten &euBerungen, Die oon 9ons
bon uusgegdrgen Iinb, Iautsteu, baB
Die 3riegs3tele Gnglanbs nod INNER
bieferben Isier, Huie iie Dor 5tpei SG9'
rem ongetiinbigt purbeu.
.SeI6it 6err S6eibemoru gIaubt
ri8t, buB id bieier @rtIdrung nit
etrigen f65neR Rebeusurten begegneU
lam. @luubt irgsnb Semarb, oaB
angefi6ts Der 5orberllugen unferer
fyeiube i'm 8eFen oieIe bernulabt per'
ben tDnuteu, bur6 EN- 9rogramm Der
gutTdgung 9yriebeu gu i6ieBen9
rGs 3anbelt ii6 ieBt nm oas 5Ola
gsnbe: SOL ia unieren Getuoeu m
DeIten Ipfort eire 3uIiherlng ge6eH,
Die es ibneu srm6glt6t. ben &rieg bis
ing unenbli5e btnaus3u3iebeu, obne
9eFabr BON eigeneu 0erIuiten. Soa
i'd biefen Teinben fugen: r2omme,
mas m6ge, mir peroen inter alien
ltmfGnben Elm @o[t lem, ods 9lllem
entfuet. Mir peroen @u6 fem Soar
trimmer, aber Sbr, bic SShr urier
Iues, unTer 2eber, uufere Grtfteu3
berlurqt, S6r m6st, pbue irgeuo DeIs
8e 9efabr 5u Iuufeu, fortfabren, Guer
Slid gu beriuheu-
,SpQ i5 bas 8euti9e Rei6 na4
allen Sebteu nit eIuer etnielttgen Grs
tlGrun9 feitnaselu, bic nur etneu 3betl
Der geiammteu 5rieDensbeoln9ungeH
ent6Glt unb IN Der auf oGs oer5ioptet
piro, mas nit Dem gIut uHierer
Sobne uno Briper errun9en porDeH
1T, pG1reRo aaes unbere in uubes
itIutmthelt, IN S1pebe geldneu plrp.f
vPein, id) peroe ulat cine iOlas
qolttil befolgeu. IS piiroe Oies bic
grDBtel1nDantbdrtett fir be beloeunua
t6igen 9bateu unferes 8OItes an Der
iyrout uno gu 9arie lem. S,ie parbeH
unfer Bolt fir tmmer, bis duf ben
nieorjaTten arbetter, in fetnen gGu3eu
Geoensoerhdltm1leu ryImren Us
rpiirbe glei9bsbeutenb init Der Supi-
tuIatton Der 3utuutt uuieres BGter'
ldnoes ietn.
~Sber foIte i6, i'm drhereu Sale,
Elm Grpberungsprpgramm outllnoia
gen9 SD Deieers mid. 70 etpos gu
tbun. (!RnF BON Der Retten: .Das
perlangen mir nift" Denu es ntat
Oerlanst ppuoen If, bGHu limb mir
elmer sluFdbt. Nu6 ih pesgere MID.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-16

Gn ber rufif9 gali3ii4en Drort
bat iih ni9ts Bi4tiges ereisRet.
Cine BON ben Narirsbeb0rben erIai'
fsns 9etauntma9uns lautet ME fDlgt:
.RufiIde Marineflug5eise babeu
in Der IsBtsn 3eii pieberboIt periu4t,
uufre Da9tIdiife n6rbli6 bon Der
&iiIts bon &u,Iaub gu beIGfigeu. Die
ruHiide Tlisssrfation tpurbe bafiir
am Sonntag IN a1isgisbiser g<iie
nit Bomben belegt.
Die am arbenb srIdGeHe speitere BE,
tdNntmahiing lnutet ME folgt:
.4m Misne UlaIne aanal tdbeI
beftige IrtiIIsristdnpfe ftattgefunben-
Qlm i6rissn Sbsil Der Grout I'M NE
fen mar es aipds rubtper. an eixieeu
GssfuSeu bsrrftte tribes Dettsr.'
9ie Grausofsu ssbeu ben
gerIuf elmer psfitioH
5u.
paris. 15. Waai. 9i. am 9isnss
taa Wittna bonn Griegsminifsrium ers
Iafns GetauItma4uIg IGltst Die
foIgt:
.Rd9 porbers,sdngensm beftigeu
gombarbemsnt sriffsn ON T!ontag
bic Deutfden on elmer Ianseu Jrcnt
in ber6genb bon 8rohescn=2dpnuois,
,piIfsn Booettes unb GpiHe be
GbenrsgRp uniers pofitioum du. Der
QHgriff brod nuter uuierem Geuer
5ufammen. Sur an sinsm puHft, fii0s
ipeitIi4 Don syiIain, g.IGns es bem
Geinb, ii4 In einem uHierer norbgifen
@rG6.n fsJSuisBen. lleberfdae duf uu'
Iere Grd5en R6rbli9 Don Graouns,
0ftlia bon Der giHbobs 108 uub uorb'
6itli5 pon QuberiDe. purbeu bon
uns abesi9lassn. Wtr ma4tsn ein
polr GsfdnSms, bdraHttr eiuen Diff
sier.'
Sas Rrisssmirtfierium .rlteb am
Gbenb bic fplgfnbe ueitets BetaHnt'
ma9ung:
Der Sag SergiPs m ,iemIi& ru9t
ger Weife unb obne JufaHieriegsfe4te.
glrtineri..dmpf. iauoen aber an pers
i9isbenm 5beilsu Der SruHt fatt.
-SeItIi6er arisssihouplnB: Die
genseliitiI5en Sruppsu bGbsH se'
m.inidaftIi6 nit fruns6FidsH Srup.
pen Der Degeub bon 9pmnibd StDei
fsinblide grGben Don 1000 unb 1900
garbs n5rbIi4 Don 6dbii garimab
e.nommen urb 40 Sefanstne sema9t.
ane jsinbIi9tu Oesenangriffs auf bie'
I. anb nubere gpItippsn purbsn ab'
s.i9Iaseu.
.an Der 6slsii4en Srout farbsn
pGbrenb Der Raht befties 4riiaeries
buelIe in Der B@enb Don Rnmseapelle
unb percpTs ffatt. am Dieufns mar
bas gomboroensnt in Der S1uptfa4e
nuf bic sesen StseRifraie uuS Set Sas
6eibr6nti.
Die Seutfden aud an Ssr
britif6tR Grout Bite
4nsr.ifeL
2oubon IS. Rui. Die am
Di.nitag bonn artessmtniitsrium err
laFene offisisle Betnnntmn5uns iibsr
bic ereisnife cnf benz ariegsf9an'
plab IN Iranir.i6 lnute. Uie fAst:
,Rlsine DorpoiRneefthie. IN oersH
unfere Sruppsn srfulsrst9 ipdren.
ionben IN Der lesten Ru4i fiib6iilt4
bon gpdp Hati. Jriib um DienIfcs
MOrgen befbob Der 6siuo m beftissr
@eiie unIsre ppiitiOnsu In Bullss
court uub llmsebuns, unb er mnhte
banu Jipei 5tftiss Gesenansrihs. DER
Teinb nnrs, an ben mtiiisn puuitsn
5uriidseiHloeti, aud IN 9al.tourt,
ips as9urieu xxarptz ~ pu<spes =
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O0etterberibt.

Sir Sbio, 9roiuno, @eft gn.
eirien mb oas fDeitIi&e Penni1lna.
nien: G@ones, tpdrneres 8etfer am
aqittrrO&; am 9ouHeritog id0nes
8etter.
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Sntunbl am britiidem iuie ant fram56ftidem
S9eil Der sSrnmt.
Die Briten nad (e6r 6eftigcn Edmpfen als eiacm
G6ei( con BuQecourt 6inausgemorfen
and ns beflndsn nb taft ubsraIl auf der DsfsnDve

shHua oHme GugHt Daam
n.po beCet Wdrub
esH4n anufaba 4uab
4abm
dnsf&s nb HmOaa a4H gmsh"
G6E@tp Geat4Ss hns8ri gu naha
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GOrtiesas oait Ser q. sesfa1
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Die 8ritsn an ibrer saseu 8hsis IN
Der Defenfipe.
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Der San5fer pon Yet6mann> SoGweg
2Seiserte iid) amt Stenftug tint 0iei9sta9 im
eitter lam9em 9te6e
Die Hriegs5ic(c un0 Ole 3ric0ens6e0ingungen
Ocut(6(anOS Gn5uge6en.
Or ertare ba bies nnml6g mnb 5tueflus etm tuirbe,
ga bic Maren mme uO aui ren aen uuFuuge GrOberungs
blduen beFanbeu.


bic
3uadnnug 4oltH
ben tas
bdb N
Sa n Ea4Stg
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3ie 5sntiHen

Ginb iebt bic ansretfsr On btr-sa1sn
DefIi4en Jront.
Ra5 iebr 5efiissn Rdmpf.u ,purbeu
Se Brtten aus simem SbsiI Don
9ulleeourt pertrebeu.
Die 8ritsn an ibrer sanaeu 2h1is IN
ber 8efenfine.
Die bentiGs artilIsrie Tsbr aitin an
ber Searpe, ben britiiden gotb
tionru 9esemiiber.
On ber fruus5Ff&eu Grout bubsH
.sius 5rfmtriesefsdte fattee'
hruben
-
Die Stuiiersr iGetneu mii elmer -reusu
Otfenitpe besoHueu 81 tabeu.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
SCHOOL CHILDREN WILL
LEAD I'M FOOD CAMPAIGN

Tacoma school children will
/. have the leading part In the food
administrator big food conser-
walton campaign during the week
Of Oct. 81 to 2S, when every fam
lily In the city will be asked to
sing pledges as members Of the
food administration.
The plan Of campaign was out
lied by Charles Hs,bberd. food
administrator for Washington, at
q meeting of the Pierce County
Council Of Defense Thursday.
During the week before the
campaign opens, the school chill
dren will be told of the irnmedi-
ate need Of saving wheat. meat,
sugar, fats and dairy products to
sustain the armies fighting Amer
ics's battle in France.
They will then be given the
pledge cards ard cards containing
the food administration's In
structions and suggestions. to
take home The pledges will be
signed and returned to the classes
to be forwarded to administration
officials.
Every family joining the food
administrators viii be given q
|. sign to place in the front window
Of the home.
Thru che schools, Hebberd ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
Mills
Is Levy

An increase of three mills In the
city tax levy for 1918, bringing
the total to IS mills, the highest
In the history of Tacoma, was
agreed upon by councilmen Thurs
day. - y. -
The new levy will add $155,O00
to the city's funds next year, OF
which more than $4,000 will be
set aside for interest and redemp-
tion of debt.
Increased salaries, greater costs
of all materials, and added respon-
sibilities of the city caused by the
army post and recent tremendous
growth in population makes the
increase necessary, 1t is urged.
The total expense of the city
for 1917 will be $4,000, while
the funds available next year, with
the added taxation and new distri-
button of money, will be about
100000.
Altho the charter provides a
maximum tax levy of 1t mills,
City Attorney Harmon showed
the council how an additional levy
of three mills could be provided
legally to take care of debt Of
100000 which falls due
shortly.
A breakwater for fishermen at
Old Tacoma is assured by the new
increase in the city's budget, ac-
cording to city councilmen.
The fire department can be in
creased by at least 80 men, and
the police department by SINH
lar amount, It is believed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
Ruthless

Ngmhtc0 Grcn8 hGubCO NhHCsp
LONDON, Oct. IL. - Having
faced what was established today
as a widespread revolt In the
navy and with mutterings Of dis
content in the army, the German
military machine was expected by
observers here to seek eradication
of all opposing elements OF new
iron hand methods.
Belief was expressed that Ger
man militarists would seize the
opportunity afforded by their pre-
liminary suppression of revolt to
sweep away all radicals. The In
dependent socialists Of the type
of Liebnecht, Ledebour and Haase
have always been thorns in The
side OF the pan-Germans.
Now the government retaliatos
by seeking to connect them with
the naval revolt.
The first outbreak Of the up
rising In the navy occurred about
Sept. 1, according to Holland dis
patches today. 1t was at VIII
helmshaven. The movement was
widespread and organized and was
suppressed only with the greatest
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
Coaster
Wreck

(United Press Leased wire.)
EUREKA, CAL, Oct. 1.-THE
35 passengers and crew of the
steam schooner Quinault, which
is pounding to pieces off Point
Gorda, will leave for San Fran
cisco this afternoon on the steam
er Sea Foam.
The vessel will reach Shelter
Cove, where the shipwrecked
mariners are quartered, some
time after noon.
None of the passengers and
crew suffered any serious effects
from the hardships they endured
during the IL hours they were in
the lifeboats.
II made . sounding half an
hour before we struck" Capt. A..
Peterson told the United Press
over the long-distance phone.
Gold, dense fog had shrouded
as for hours. was just prepar-
ing to make second sounding,
but before the lead could be drop
ped we went on the sandy peach.
A heavy swell lifted the vessel on
the rocks and she began to pound
heavily. That was Tuesday night.
Before daylight we were hard
and fast and taking water rap
idly. We had no Idea OF our loca-
tion. At 7:S0 yesterday morn
Ing we abandoned the ship and
uet Eoutherly course. being un-
able TO land on the beach. All
day long the fog was about IN.
an dit was not until night that
We reached Shelter Cove"
Peterson believes n will be I'M
possible 70 save the Quinault. she
carried : valuable oorEo for
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WILL EXPOSE
milk TRUST"

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
CHICAGO, Oct. lin seeking
to solve its own milk problem,
Chicago Is expected to expose q
milk trust" that operated in
practically all the larger cities of
the country.
Evidence obtained by federal
and state authorities is to be pre-
sented to the county grand jury
tomorrow.
This Is said to show that the
National Milk Producers associa-
ton, with headquarters In New
York. was responsible for high
milk prices.
Raids on the offices Of the ILL.,
nois MIX Producers association
here several weeks ago resulted In
the acquisition OF records alleged
to show collusion by producers of
the middle west to raise Wholesale
prices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

Equoting the vossische Zeitdng.
The German newspaper assert
ed that "a number of reichstae
members are openly working to
this. end"
Michaelis and Helfferich are
particularly under fire for their
Institution of propaganda in the
army for the Won Tirpitz pan-Ger-
man political party, the Father
land party"
The centrists-radical wing is
likewise opposing them for refu-
sal specifically and formally to
discuss the governments attitude
on the majority peace formula.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
we'll, WHY NOT7

Why convicted sackers work wood sptters
at Camp Lewis?
1t may not be possible to adopt this suggestion
Federal Cusman Wednesday whe nhe
Hery six months in the Pierre county JAIL
But at laastit 8 worthy Of consideration -
Certainly draft evaders earthly
Jail cells, with plenty time
"martyrs."
Stiff N open mixed with a sailing down
officers privates training
neighbours might
Of thnh-tanks ~
And they say mail
the soldier when he gets into the thick Of Il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

(Unlted Press Leased Wire.l
POLO GROUNDS, NEW YORK,
Oct. 1.-THE Giants batted their
way back to an even basis with the
White Sox here this afternoon in
their struggle for the worlds base
ball championship. Ferdie Schupp
duplicated the performance of
Rube benton yesterday by holding
the White Sox runless. The
Giants pounded Faber and Dan
forth fof five runs. w
Benny Kauff shared with
Schupp the individual honors.
Twice he pounded out home run,
once with Charley Herzog on the
paths before him. His first cir
cult clouth was over Felsch's head
in deep center field in the fourth
inning and the second was In the
right field grandstand In the
eighth.
Altho the sun came out shortly
after noon, and the day was bet
ter than yesterday, New York did
not turn out to the second worlds
series contest with rs much vigor
or enthusiasm as formerly. The
crowd seemed more like an every
day baseball attendance, with the
band making an inefectual effort
to arouse excitement.
Moves Collins.
At the last moment Manager
Rowland decided to take no more
chances with Jack Collins in left
field.
jackson knows the right field
wall here, which Is q problem In
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
Germ Working


WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. II.
If the germ OF discomfort grown
In the German navy reaches out t.
the German public, President VIII
sons dream of Teutonic empire,
minus decentralization, may NJ
reached far In advance OF the data
generally expected.
Revelations OF German intrigue.
including the latest Development
suggesting sabotage in America,
have convinced the doubters here
that when the full meaning of THE
world outlawry OF their auto
cratic rulers sink into the German
people, the navy mutiny and SIM
liar troubles will extend to III al
classes until Kaiser wflhelm's %
sition is made untenable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

poets, a large proportion Of the
families will be reached. The
families who sign the pledges
will be asked to canvass their
neighbors.
In addition, during the last
two days of the campaign, G
house to house canvass Of all
homes where pledges have not
been signed will be made by an
organization formed by the coun-
ty council.
The administration expects to
reach 90 per cent of the families
In this and other states. It is
estimated there are $4,000 fami-
lies In Pierce county.
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PAUL HAFFER
is INDICTED

Paul Haffer, young Tacoma 50.
cialfst who recently completed q
term In jail for libelling George
Washington. was indicted BY th(
federal grand jury Thursday a. {
Stacker. n
other indictments were return.
"a against Edwin Halvoreen,
charged with conducting the busi-
ptns Of Z Wholesale liquor dealer
without paying : Goyernment IA,
ana Alfred Baker and Marian
Cooper, thnrGed with selling book
Nlthout- y governr1ert i1cezce.
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GERMANS REBEL
AGAINST KAISER
man MICHAELH

difficulty. At least four battle.
ship crews were affected.
Other dispatches received here
today indicated that some slight
disaffeetion has been noted In W.
rious army units.
Just how many naval mutineere
had been executed ana imprisonsd
was not revealed. Only three were
apparently executed on the ksis-
er's own personal orders at Will
helmshaven.
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GIRLS
VOTE STRIKE

Telephone girls in all three
central stations of Tacoma will
go on strike next Friday at mid
night unless their demands for
increased wages are granted.
BY unanimous vote Wednesday
night the hello" girls decided to
call strike Of their local union
Oct. 10 as means of enforcing
their demands. AZ present the
wages average $176 q day for
eight hours, with straight time
for overtime. The girls are ask
ing $2.76 . day with time-and-a-
half for overtime.
The telephone company has per
sistently refused to recognize the
new union, altho Il raised wages
from 5 to Is cents . day about
= month ago when the Girls first
began asking for more money.
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100 Men
GOFrOn1
Flagler
Especial to The Times)


PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. IL
Twenty-Five men from each of
four companies of coast artillery
left Fort Flagler last night under
sealed orders.
They took full equipment.
Gossip here as to their dsstina-
ton is divided between the opin-
ions that they were sent to Camp
Murray to do guard duty In place
of the End Washington infantry
and that they were sent to Camp
Lewis to train as field artillery.
Inquiries made by The Times
at both Camps Murray and Lewis
today failed to disclose where
these Tacoma Soldiers are going.
Neither headquarters would verify
the Port Townsend rumors.
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tUsited Press Leased wireJ

AMSTERDAM, Oct. II. - A
formidable and open movement In
the reiohstag to Gust Chancellor
Michaelis and Vice Chancellor
Helfferich and reinstate Prince
Won Buelow as chancellor was re-
ported in Berlin dispatches today
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BENNY kAUFF IS
HERO With TWO
HOME RUN HITS
SCORE BY INNINGS. R. H. E.
Chicago. O0OOOOOOO 0 Z 0
New Y Ork @ DOL 1012X 5 10 |

fielding smashes against It, but
was thrown over into the sun field
following Collins's muff of two
flies yesterday.
Just before time was called the
players paraded across the field,
each carrying aflag of the allies.
The teams lined up as follows:
Chicago. Collins, IF; McMul-
lin, 3b; e. Collins, 2b; Jackson,
II; Felsch, CT; Gandil, lib; Wehv.
er, IS; Schalk, C; Faber, p.
New York-Burns, If; Herzog,
2b; Kauff, CT; Zimmerman, 3b;
Fletcher, SIS; Robertson, RI;
Holke, ID; Rairden, c; Schupp, p.
Umpires - Rigler, National
league, at the plate; KLEIN, Ma
tional league, first base; O'Laugh-
lin, American league, second
base; Evans, American league,
third base.
THE GAME
Fred McMullin got the first hit
of the game, hitting a hard
grounder in the first inning that
bounced off Zimmerman's shins.
e. Collins had the honor of being
the first man to fan. His third
strike was called.
Burns, the leadoff man for New
York, hit the first pitched ball for
a long fly which Felsch reached
after hard run. No New Yorker
reached first in the opening In
ming. Faber pitched just five
balls.
CONTINUED ON Page Five.)
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Movers in New York have rails.
ed prices to IS and $40 an hour.
A lot Of folk down there must
find 1t cheaper to pay rent.
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TELEGRAPH oPERATOR,6
VERSION

Before the game.
6allee, says McGraw, the weathe$
Is raw:
IT hard to tell who's goine IS
win. {. {. e s.. B. & =
The Sox may use Russell. an1 81
for the russell q !, Il
NY Gawd, how the bao6[
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He spoke well who said
that graves are the foot
prints Of angels.-IsOnefel-
low.