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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26
GrMnSitiids. llebertraaMnaen.

Sames sc. Sarris OIL @anor 9.
2loDO. A @runOitiide.
9atc smith, 9SodloBperipaItcrin,
an Sobn g. Smith II. 81, Sltleite ser
Barter, na6e 9altimore.StraBe,
1913 BEL 60, @rimojins $27.
8. Srping 9eaImeur mO 6ran an
MarD 90. Stanee, 6 @runoItiide,
$1,000.
GieieIbeu al Solepb Sebronf, 10
@rnnoitiide.
5bos. S. @aitber an @illiaHetta
%. Eupaa, 9loroleite Der &amiap-
StroBe, nabe 6uIton.9IOenilc, 14.10
bel 60.
s. Sroing genImenr lnO 6rnu an
Ebomas $. @oitber, 6 @runotiide.
g8m. 6. abbott lnO 6rau an slr-
thur 20. 9(aen imO 6ralL gtr. 1850.
ge6or.9lDenue, @runo5ins $36.
N2attbias 6. glneelmier II. u. al
@co. Sbnliot lmO Brau, giorooit-
gde aenmooO.9lpeme unO Wlc@l.
oerrp.StroBe, @runo3ins $45.
Ssennie Benton an Soiepb =. aot-
oers uno 6rol @eltleite Der GurleD.,
nabe 0ombaro.S .StroBe, t3 bel 61,
@runO3ins $40.
Syobn Q. @otts an sic ,,No6eIter
Some Building Co., % @rlmOitiidc.
.Rodeiter Some 9loe. Co." an
@ilmer R. @ombereer unO 6rau,
SHoieite ser 9enne0D-9loemle, na6e
9be 9lIameSa, 1876 BEL 81, @runo.
sims $56.
Wlorris $. Glmbler an @eter
9lanf, gtr. 800 mo S02, Green-
mount.9loenue, @rinO3ins $7S.
gmiliD ". @oDer an GmiIp 6. Ben.
fins, goropeItieite Der &uiieu-, no6e
groB.StraBe, t2 bel 20, @rlno5ins
$24.
Wlithell MorfielO an So6n I.
@ariielo, SItieite Stodton SnleD,
no6e SoainS.StroBe 1911 6ei 70.
@nus Z. @6iteleD an 9lntou q.
Sanos uno 6rau, @eitieite 9rnO.
foro-, no6e @loOiion.Str., IS bel 20.
gSni $. Garter on 9lrtbur 8. Sad.
ION Norooitieite 9lrgple.9Ipcv na6e
Soffmon-StrnBe, 1874 6ei S3.
@ilbert 6. Grape inO 6rau an oen
Mapor ino Stootrotb,, Siioieite %.
StraBe, 31.69 bel -.
NlorD g. aell0 uno @atte an Sal
lie 9. Smith, glorooitede 81 Strabe
uno Glm.glpente.
Soroh 9IeB an Saco6 Sboot, orci
@rluofiide.
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Nlareoret M. S6one an Siaoc $.
9uopig rnO 6ron, gtr. 152, gtorO.
acnwooo.glperuc. @runO5inS $3S.
Gbos. q. Sobnion unO 6rau an
'SomiicI 5. Belt, 6 @rirnoitiidc.
Samuel 3. @eIt an 3. Ial So-
gers, Sioieite Der SarIem.9IOeme,
nabe Fapion-StraBe, 13 bel H.
Q5rmO5ins $50.
2ouis u. 9oebler rnO Srou an
9(ma Mong, @eitieitc ser 2impooo-
9lOenue, nobe GrIenns.StraBe, IA
bel 70, @rilnO3ins $40.
9luna 8. 6ormon an Com. 5.
Soiimon uno 6rail 2 @rimOitiide.
iSreoerid &eiteI, 9ladIaBOerpaIter,
an 6re0erid 9leibeI, Sitieite Der
9lmitD- nobe 8oDIe-StraBe, IA bel
rs, @rluO8ius $2S.
9lunie @roman an 9ena &eiier II.
gl., g}r. 2306, 3oirmount-9( -9(peuuc,
@rlnO5ins $33.75.
WlideIo GarguIo, 9lo1loBperpoIte-
rim, oil 6ronf @argiuIo, Siioieite
oes @oger @lace, nabe MlontiorO.
g(Oenue, 1871 bel Go, @rlm05ins $40.
Sale Gepoiit & Gruft Co. an
Sioac WeropiB, z @runoitiide
z. 0lithea Sorner an 2ula g.
Sorner, @runO-, @erionol- un0 &C.
miidtes Gieent6um.
Soi6ua Sorner Il. 9(. an 2uIo 6
! Sorncr II. g.. @rlmO-, @erional- mi
| gemii6tes @igentbunl.
@m. ". &ileD an Gbos. 6. @il
Iioms II. H. SiiOoit-@de Der @iIion
StroBe unO @oulOin.9laeD, IA be
7t.tt @rlmO5ins $40.
nStanoor0 9auo so. an G6arIe,
| 9iouleoer, @rlmOitiide, $4,000.
Souls Gbiet uno Srau an @abrie
| s. &eruitid um0 sSraM SiOweIt-@d
Der Moilnt- inO Sole. .StroBe, t3 be
50, @rmo5inS sos.
@ow. 3. stunIep, Eruitee, al
SSobn $. @eiS, 9loroieite Der, SoIlins.
nabe Gtberine.StrpBe, 1876 bel rs
@runO3ins $50.
9lnnie g. Sommerbader II. 81. Al
6ronf s. @iIler, 9lorooitieite oe
Gait 2Dnne., no6e 6reoerid &oao
1875 bel rs, @runo5ins $31.25.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-26

y q I I I'll o G, 20. eSull lSli
Die Gtr1BenOurbbru1s.GD Der Gto0t
Baltimore MAIDEN biernit oeHdB ben 8orIhrit
ten 0es Baltimore Sta0ts0b1rters betaHItt DdB
lie ene 0etalllirie Nllie aller 9ugelpro0ene
@ntl6doiQngen, eHiitanoeHeH unlolieH uHo
sugeipro&enen Aeriberb0bungen Heblt einer er'
H1ren0en Ndrte anferiigen lieben IN Nerbllls
Dung nit Der NOMoemntrun9, VroftnhH9 nHD
Weu.9pciruns bes Wwgnn Sails Hartiplg, bon
Der ggcItltden WlnrOlanosBabn bis Niberin
Sei0biss sgloemle, uno bon gluenodes SirQBe bis
Gliit0nsglbenue, in eiHer 5wl6en etlpd " 6uB
uno eipa 26i7l SUB l@Tfa"ien,oen Se,n; SIsils;
Yeroronung Nr. 40 oes sQldpors uno Siaois
ratDS bon baltimore
Sic gmfIaeen eriireden li1 uno uniailen
beioe Seiien oes @mDnns Sails Ydrllon0, eliis
lhHeBld ociicn gett, bon Der Siiopelllcile Der
QiberiD SeigDts'glOenuc bis 3u ben @eletien
Der gs. Ml, y, 20, ullo 100 5nB Horomelti9
uno lio0ltlb Oes SmnHts ,Sdls YQrimlO;
auBeroem beioc Seiten oes @pOnIlS 5alls
9arimaO einldblieBih oelleH Yett, bon Der
g4eltieite Der guenoalesSirdBe bis 3ur ytoros
oiiietie Der 9liitoH.gloenne, uno 100 Sub noro.
WeItIib mo iiiooltlih bon @wpnIs Salls
QarimaD; Die meitliCDite Seite Der 6eilierss
tOlon Moab bon Der yiorooliielte Der Niberi0
SeiqbtssgIbeme bis 5llr Siioieiie Der Scalds
NeiierstouH Jiono bis our SberiD pelaDiss
NOenue; Die ytoropltieiie Der YiberiO 0eiQbtss
NOenie bon Der &eiiterstolun Ro1o bis 5r
WnrpidsglOenue; bic g9elileiie Der Nllenodies
8arroab bis 5ur Siloieite Der Sieomonts&ue'
Ilur; Die QSefieite Der glueHDales 9tr1Be bon
Der giloieite oes @ippnns Saas 8arf9qp bis
5ur Gliftonglbenue; beioe Seiten Der 9beIiea.
SiraBe bon Der Noroieiie oes Sppnns 5alls
@arfpab bis 6lir Siioieite per Yieomont.spe.
me; beioe Seiien Der @Iellea StroBe bon Der
Siiolete oes gpbnns Sails 3arfwaD bis
Gliitonsglbeme beioe Seller Der NlIoior Wtll
9iolo bon Der gluenoaesStrabe bis 81 enenl
8nnft 250 SUB melilb BON @wpHn 5ous
4arfpaD beioe Seien Der Wli Solps StraBe
bon Der geiHoior DHu 9ioao bis @lifi0HsSlpe'
nue; beioe Seiten Der qbnobutii. .SiraBe bon
Der g9inoior Wia 9ioao bis 5ur GliitonsgIoenng.
llno lie aeben bermii ierner befanni, Dab
Debate 1iite nebit Der erfldreuoen aarte tnr
sic SHipefiiou aller oariH iniereilirien 8erlo3
nen beret III ino bah Die 9ouIHili1re nn am
W1ithUsdJ, bcm erlteR Sage ces AngnH 1917,
I'M II llbr BoruIittogS, in ibrem 9lredu lnl
9iaibbams iiir ben 8fped beriammeln meroen,
irqeno ipete in belagter elite entbalienen g!lI'
9dbeH 81 reDioiren, gcgen wel1e Rerlonen etlI'
tpuid erbcben moaen, bic oarin interelrt 81
iein bebnllpten.
Su6n 8. 0lcbinette,
penrg VI. Ntkel
8arrH VI. 0lemleg,
Gommiidre.
(1nH2627. .29. .3O) Glerf
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gefSrOernna fir WIarbISmSer.


Inter scr 9irettion Oes GricgS-
Scfret1rs uno @oubernelrs Sor-
rinetou erIieB Der @enerul-9loiutant
@arfieIO geItern einen Sefebl our6
Den ole gatterie nG~, Der neue Ser
bono Der WfarDl6noer 6el0artiaerie,
ancrfonnt miro unO Die folgenoeH
9ef0rOerungen befannt gegeben mer-
0en:
Ober.2ieutenont @infielO .. Sor-
wooO Der /. NtorDlGnoer Snfanterie
gum Souptmonn.
Obers2ieutenont u. Sllnter BODo,
jun., 8eloortiaerie, gum Sauptmann
Der 8atterie uG".
llnter.2ielltenant giiuarO s. SDo-
ings, 1. MarDI6uOer Snfanterie, gum
Sber.2ieltenont.
gilbert @. Ober, juu.. 6elOortiIle-
rie, gum Ober.2ieutenunt Der 9utte-
rie 81.
Somes SO. Sorris, 6eIOortiuerie,
gum Ober.2ieutenont Der 8otte-
rie D9l".
9Ri6oro 9. Chapman Seloortilc-
rie gum Ober.&ieutenont Der 8otte-
rie "G".
stephen g. 8roofs, SeIOortiae-
rie, gum llnter-2ieutenont Der Bat
terie 81.
@iaiom 6. 0oncp, Scloortiuerie
gum Inter er.2ieutenant Der Bate
rie 81.
9. Gift @orner, 6elOortilerie
gum llnter.2ieutenont Scr @utte
rie .2(".
9lIeranoer 30. Sulioro, nah Ora
men gum Sber-2ieutenont Der Jelo
9lrtillerie.
Gowiu Barfielo, ilIuy 5eloortiIle
rie, gum Ober.2ieutenont, nab Ora
men.
9lonboro @onooa, jun, Selo
glrtilIerie, gum llnter.2ieutenont
no6 @romen.
gIo6 beftouoenem @romen merOel
ole folgenoeu meiteren 9eforoerun
gen in 9raft treten:
Ober,9ielltenont @uitobus Sber
iun., WlorDl1noer Sel6.glrtillerie
gum Souptmonn ser WlorDI1nocl
6elOortiaerie, 9iotionolgar6e, BON
%. Suli 1917 ob.
llnter-2ieutenant Greibom Bce
MorDldnoer Seloortiuerie, 0umOber
2ieutenont scr NlorDlGnoer 5eIo
9lrtiueric, 9lotionnIearOe, bonn %
Syuli 1917 ob.
Sronf Srisbie, gum Sber.2icute
nont Scr MorDIdn0er 6elOortileric
9lotionoIgaroe, bonn 90. Suli 1911
nb.
Charles 9. Recnes gum llntcr
2ieutenont ocr MorDldnoer 5elo
9Lrtiaerie, Electromagnetic, bonn %
Suli 1917 ab.
8eOerlD Ober gum llnter.2iellte
nont Der Mor0lGnoer 6eloortilerie
glotionalgor0e, bonn 23. Suli 1911
ob.
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|erFaufc all Der bieiigen SIftienbSrIe,
FIRST CALL.

100 gInbeile GitiSeus' giai 8anf, a.
35 9Inibeile Goui @ower com. ...1is
100 gIHtbeiIe Goshen & so cils. 49,. f2%
so gInibeiIe @ernan.glmer Sire Snl 30
80 gInibeile WlerconiiIe Irufi Co. .2i2ss
90 glntbeie Nler & lRners Ir COM. 70
4 anibeie WloHon @aleb II pfo 78
Is gInibeie gRt Sermon MiIIS BIO 70
90 gInibeiIe Nlt @ernon WhIS notes 70
10 glnibeile goribern Central NN. SO
90 gntbeiIc llnlieS 9iaiIpabS 60 2s
20 NnibeIe gsaib. 9oI & gln com 20A
$4,000 Gosoen Oil 4 Sas Ger cts. 9s
10000 Gosoen 4 60 Ger ctis ..... 90
1000 3oSoen K so Ger ctfS ...... 043s
1000 Wler & Ndners Irdns Ger 1o2
1000 Wler Winers Irans Ger 1925
1000 Wi SeruoH DRILLS notes ..... 1OOA
SECOND CALL
10 anibele glrunoeI Sono \ @rnb 80
10 Mnibeile Baltimore 1nbe bio 05
10 gInibeiIe eoni @ouer com. ...1ls
225 NnibeIe Goshen Oil com cts i2M
500 glnibcIe Goshen CiI com ciis 12M
200 guibeiIe Gosoeu Oil pio ctis Ak
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Ser. Sanger bon Baltimore.
(Mpnrin1ef 1851

(@egrlinoet 1885,
Suuptqnartier; ~@ermaniu Mdn'
nerdor.@ .@lubbnus," gtr. S52, giOrO'
SoworO-StraBe.
YrGiioent Senrb Ebomas, ytr-
3t6, Weit. SaratOea.StroBe
SSobn @S9Iein, 9irigent, gtr. POI
observation-disclosures.
George SimmeIbeber, protOtolH.
render unO correiponOireuOer Setrc-
tar, SIR. 4t0, 6orreIt.StroBe.
Sermann Waidlid, SGasmeiIter,
Scr. 713, @urner-StraBe.
8iran5.Sefretdr g6as., Neinbnrot
Scott. rmo Samhurg-StrdRe
ggm. 9. 9iloebrauot, 9ibliOtbefar
Oar. 2O29, 6reoerid.aOenue.
Gbas. gler, gtr. GAG, 9torO.6uIton.
glpe., @orIiser 6es Mulif-GOmites.
~9lvion.@elangperein,"
.Snrmonie,
v@ermania.WGnnerhc
r6roblinn,"
.Mdnnerdlor."
rMo5art .WIdnnerbOr."
.giAenfran5,"
.Nuartett.GInb,"
.Melooie,"
.APetaer.@eiangO
,BeIteno-2ieOerfran3.
@eiHmsOerriH."
Solptquarticr: n9tiiffel's Saae,
SIR. 109, g8oro- 6reoeridItraBe, ieoeu
SumItae 9(benO, nit slnsnabme oeS
oritteu GomItaqs i'm Nlonat.
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baltimore Mlarftberidlt.

O3ebl. - 3ufu6r 907 6diier, ein.
ibIieBIi6 357 66iier 81 2ocuit-Eoinr.
Sic gtotiringen iparen mie folgt:
BergIeidenoe Brefe. 3euie. 1eties Sapr.
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8Hreau beS Webdmbe. .SnSpeltors
tn hnhp cine QlOOlifatiDu fir has fOlQeU0e

ONituN Wv 0tpNNpN-
SD babe cine eIppIiiaiiog liir oGs foIeenoe
@ripileg serbalien:
Horooits@de @ermans uno pigbtStraBe
525 s.. y. IN Sampifelielii uno 20 8. y. IN
WioioreH.
9lue Broieite miiiien nm ooer Dor 10 llbr
8ornitidgs dm ~. SMli 1917 bei'm @ebduoes
Z. g. ghrne,
(SuH26) @ebduoesSnpeitor.
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gefauutmadjnnoeu.
Nhrenn bes @tbdnSe. .anlpcIIurs.

23 Snli 1917.
IS miro bermit befdnnt gentacbt, oab Soi.
g. Smitb Of ", aemdB Der am 10. Suni 1900
nnterSei6neien 8eroroiiung Nr 1876 glbihuiti
AZ, Bnraerapb 12 (ipie am 2S. yfppember 1911
ameiIoiri) I'M @rlaubniB nabgeiudt bat, oas
9lnpeieH gtr 3427, Recommendations, ais
cine oifentIibe @arage 5u bennben
3. g. YDrnc,
(SuIi25-26) GebdnoesSnipeiior.
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shcmaliaer lInina fiiNrt 9OS lerbei

Syn Dem Seim ieiuer SNmelter,
Srou Samuel Gurron @loinltroBe,
Guicott Gitp, Itorb geiteru Der 80
Sabre aItc NRortin 8. 9foOep, Der
@rloer oes 8oItmeiiters @omoro &o-
ocu BON Gaicott Git0. HoOeb mar elm
GiIcnorbeitcr gcipcien, Scr Oes Del.
tcren in ihwinOelbofter Sobc 0u or.
bcitcn botte. 9Sor rngeidbr orci
SSyobren ficl er aus elmer Sobc bon
orciBiq Sub. @on oieiem ShIr5,
ourd oen feline iuuercn Sr9one per-
lett murocu, batte er li6 nidt erbo-
len fonnen.
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100 9lntbeiIe Goshen Oil bio ctiS as
20 glntbeile GoSoen 4 so ctis. .. 1875
$50 gIni0eile Goshen so cifS.. is
snibeilc @Qniinble 1rnfi cont l2M
20 Anibeile Der & Ndners cont. n. 20
9% @n6cile Nlt 8ernon Drills COM 15A
sIutDeiIe Ni @ernoH Wills pio 70
$1,000 6oHi @oper 4l4er er........ ssM
1000 Central HailuaDs ser. zoos.
5000 eosoen & so Ger ctis W
$1,000 Goshen oil & sas Ger ctis os
1000 Goshen oil & cSas Ger ctis w 9sA
5000 Goshen Oil 4 cas Ger. 9s
1000 Chicago NaiUabs Der. ....... 92M
1000 Niarblan0 electric Der. .. 08
1000 @'i gernoH Drills notes m io0&
1000 unlieo 9aImaDs inc 4cr...... 02M
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3S 4Oc.; @rints, 38-4tc.; Grea.
mero, 80 &c; Goiru @rints. 80
34c.; StorepadeO. 33c.
@ter. IL Guteuo WlO. unS ga.
32c.; GaItern Shore @lo. unN Go..
$40; weItIid)c (Cbio), 800; @..8a..
BIC; iiiOlide (R-G), 3Oc,
2ebennes @efliigeG ~
Griiiabrsbiibner, 1s4 bis 2 Yfllno,
27-2Sc.; ~ bis ~ @funO. 25-
26c,; Fhln0 uno weniger, 23-
24c.; ilmge weiBe 2esborn, 1 Yiuno
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eugene 8. 0iOOsers,
(SuH26.27 ,30) GIerf
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12

(United Press Leased WiresD
LONDON, Oct. 12.-British
troops began another great often
sive early today over the slime and
mud of Flanders.
Northeast of Ypres we attack
ed on a front about 6 miles about
5:25 this morning." the British
commander in chief reported
with satisfactory progress. There
was rain during the night"
Presumably this third offensive
blow In eight days is against the
same German defense lines which
Haig has already battered back
from around Poelcappelle beyond
the Passchendaele road to beyond
Ghleuvelt.
In five successive drives against
this same "Ypres sector" sinct
August /. British troops have
penetrated the German defensei
at least five miles.
Four days after his second sue
cessful smash-at 5:25 this morn
ing-the British COMMANDMENTS
chief has again set his juggernaui
in motion.
The highest hopes were raised
here early today by the news OF
this resumed offensive. The pub
lie accepted the fact that under
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12
COUNCIL
DREAMS
SMASHED

Tacoma's proposed breakwater
for fishing boats at Old Town is
an "On again, off again propo-
sition.
After City Attorney Harmon
had shown the council Thursday
how additional money for NUM-
cipal expenses could be raised
thru a supplemental three-mill
levy, he dashed cold water on the
councils rosy dreams Friday.
Every councilman had been fig
uring where he would spend the
$155,00O extra tax money. The
Old Town breakwater was also q
certain possibility.
And then Harmon appeared be-
fore the council Friday and told
the commissioners that they
would have to forget about all
expenses that were not manda-
tory.
The extra three-mill levy car
be called to meet outstanding
bonds and interest on bonds. Any
additional money turned into the
general fund thru this source
must be used only where the
courts would say that the expense
is mandatory, Harmon declared.
The money can be used to in
crease the efficiency of police,
fire and health departments. Har-
mon suggested.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12
ALL TO QUIT
PHONE co.

Practically every employe of the
Tacoma branch Of the Pacific Tele-
phone & Telegraph company, ex-
cepting the office force, will 80 on
strike Oct. 10 unless wage in
creases are granted before that
time.
Members of the electric work
ers' union No. 4S3 have voted to
join with the exchange girls in
their strike. The girls have
union which is affiliated with the
international Brotherhood of Elec-
trical Workers.
Electrical workers Of the tele-
phone company say that their
agreement with the company has
just expired. They are asking for
IS q day instead Of the present 81,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12
LOP OFF
LIBRARY
BUDGET

Over the vigorous protest of S.
A. Beadle. newly elected presi-
dent of the Central Labcr council,
members of the city council Fri
day morning opened their budget
pruning session by looping $4,000
from the appropriation asked by
the Tacoma library board.
The board had declared that
$4,000 was necessary to main
tain the library next year and
make necessary purchases of
books. The city council decided
that $4,000, which is $4,000
more than was allowed the library
this year, would be sufficient, and
insisted that the South Tacoma
and Mckinley Hill branch libra
ries be maintained out Of the
appropriation.
No other departments were
touched by the council at Its first
budget session.
Beadle told the council that he
represe sted 5000 workers of Ia
coma. or total of $4,000 per-
sons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12
BURGLARSGET
STARTED

Three burglaries were reported
to the police Friday morning.
Thieves entered the home OF
John Radich, 1890 South D ST.,
and stole 800 worth of gold mug
gets and gold rings that he kept
in q trunk In his bedroom.
A quantity of food, with several
boys hats. were stolen from the
home of c. H. Barrett, 1893 No.
Steele.
Thieves opened safe in the Of
flee of the Grand hotel and stole
SIS belonging to the manager.
Mrs. M. s. Stubbs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-12

Passch endaele is seven miles
northeast OF Ypres. II is one OF
the most important along the east
ern slope OF the Passohandaele
ridge and is not more than six
miles from Roulers, one of the
main transportptions centers thru
which Germany's line of communi-
cations to the Belgian seaport sub
marine bases passes.
"All Is simply splendid" de-
clared Field Marshal Haig today.
discussing his latest offensive In
an interview granted the United
Press correspondent.
The entire history OF Flanders
shows that the soldiers worth en-
envy Is mud.
"Notwiths landing the mud,
British. including men from all do
minions. and the French have
overcome both the mud and the
Germans"
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FIELD MEET
AT THE CAMP

Battalions A and B, 348th regi-
ment, Camp Lewis, will match
their skill In o field meet to be
held Saturday, at 10 q. m.
In the events will be fistic bat
ties In the 118, 1856. 160-pound
and heavyweight classes.
Sprinters from the rival bat
talions will turn out In ITO. 220
and 440-yard runs and in 1000
yard relay, in which 10 men from
each battalion will compete. 9th
or events will be the high jump,
broad jump, centipede and potato
races.
All companies In the regiment
will compete in another meet to
be held Wednesday, Oct. II, under
the direction of Capt. J. B. Frazer.
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IRON CROSSES FOR
LOOTlNC VILLAGES

wedding presents, bat the
necessities Of war force ~ to
DO u.
Together with one of my com
rades, made fine haul recently.
In a walled-up room we found Is
copper musical Instruments, q
bicycle. $50 bed sheets and towels
and six chandeliers. which alone
represented over so pounds Of
copper. with mass Of other
things.
You can imagine the fury Of
the old sorceress, the proprietor.
For ny part, l laughed heartily.
for she only got what she de-
served. We got easily 1o.ooo
narks (32.00o) worth Of stuff.
Th4 commandan1 Woa
vory much nokisfiod = 70 ~ %
b Gigen : rronlum ] mag o1on
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The Tailored Ready Company
unpackd shipment Alfred Benjamin Winter Suits Ovcoats
100 WOOL strictly
signifies QUALITY PRICEsep try
of these beautiful garments.
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Enemy Is Keeling
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

UNITED Press Leased wireJ
WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES
IN FLANDERS. Oct. 12.--All first
detectives were swept over aud
taken in the fresh dash of an
other tremendous British drive
early today.
The victory was achieved de-
spite the fearful state of the
ground-literally q sea of mud
thru which the advancing Tom
mics wallowed and almost swan.
AS this is written, headquarters
reports show the drive still in
progress. Field Marshal Haig's
attacking waves have now arrived
within a short distance OF Pass
chendaele.
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BRITISH ATTACK AGAIN THRU THE.
MUO AND SLIME OF FLANDERS,

! such advarse conditions Haig has
again chosen TO attack, as proof
of knowledge BY the British COM
mander-in-chief that he now has
the enemy reeling from his sledge-
hammer blows.
Momentous issues hang on the
German line In the bloody Ypres
sector. The British drive is a d.
rect menace to the German grip on
submarine bases on the Belgian
coast.
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WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES
IN THE FIELD. Oct. 1S.--Docu-
ments recently taken from Ger
man prisoners indicate that the
famous iron cross. over 5000. 1000
Of which have been distributed by
the kaiser since the beginning OF
the war, II now given not only for
acts Of bravery, but for exceptional
ability IN lootiAg and dsstr0yinls
French villages and fHrmh0usee.
In . letter written by the Ger
man landwehr soldier, Alfred
Saur. to another German soldier
named Heinrich Finkelsus. 33th
regiment. and made public today,
6aur speaks Of his hopss Of gst-
ting the coveted decoration for
havfng discovered where a aged
vronoh Womnn had hidden her
Der1onal beion einGn. 1aur ~
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u. S. TAX LAW

Continued From Page One.b
due, under penalty of $40 to ST.
900 for failure.
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GUARDS KNOCK OUT
NEGRO BOOTLEGGER

gro, was arrested by Officers
Schultz and McGovern Of the mill
tary police for selling liquor to
soldiers In Broadway pool hall.
Thompson pulled a revolver and
put up a fight but was knocked
out by the officers.
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Big Guns Busy

VVhTttU T'rtsH IeHHeu WIrt.J
PARIS, Oct. 13.--Artillery ac-
tivity along practically the whole
French front was reported In to-
days official statement. 1t was
especially violent along the right
bank of the Mouse.