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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
Game Bill Amended.

Both houses have reconsidered the
Wood bill to allow the game warden
to establish closed season zones on
game at the invitation of county
boards Of supervisors. and passed II
again with an amendment that saved
the bill from the governors veto.
The amendment provides that the
closed seasons established on wild
fowl by federal and state laws will
not be subject to change under the
zone bill
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
One Deer, With Horns.

The ',one buck law" which has
warm opponents. has been reported
out and bids fair to use up day
or two of legislative time in the argu-
ments that will be had over its value
to the state. 1t permits hunter to
kill only one deer in a season and that
a buck deer Advocates of the bill
say that it will stop the killing OF
hunters by other hunters who shoot
when they see a moving object in the
woods. Opponents say that 1t will re.
suit only in killed does being left in
the woods The subject is one that is
always certain to produce an endless
argument in the Legislature.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
Wasting Time.

Are you IN efficiency cXpcrtT
"Srre am
"TO whit cxtent?"
Wen. for one thing, think II IS n
waste Of time to wink at gir in the
dark"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

The oldest fan in existence is In the
museum near Cairo. 1t dates from
the seventeenth century Il. c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

Coles Cnrbolisnfve Quickly Relieves
and heals burning. itching and torturins
skin diseases. II Instantly stops the pain
of burns. Heals without scars Doc and Soc
Ask your druggist. or send Csc to The j
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
Kills Old Log Freight Rates.

The Michigan railroad commission
has rendered an opinion in question
OF freight rates on logs in the upper
peninsula which is considered the
most important ruling the commits
sion has made since its inception, and
one which may upset rates charged
by upper peninsula roads for the
transportation of the natural resour
ces Of the state.
The commission holds that an alb
normally low rate for the transpor
tation of logs, contracted for when
the railroads were trying to help the
lumbermen develop the wilderness.
does not hold good now. even though
legally the contract may be still in
force The commission takes the posi-
ton that the laws OF Michigan give
it the right to abrogate such con
tracts when they are clearly excess
sively low or unreasonable from the
standpoint OF the carrier, or discrim-
inatory.
While the decision refers only to
two lumber companies on whom the
500 line raised the log rate, it Is
expected that the principle involved
may result in an attempt by the rail-
roads to change the rate on iron ore
In the iron country.
The Northwestern Cooperage com
pany, Of Gladstone. when the 500
line made its Rapid River branch,
contracted with 1t, for a considera-
tion of donating a right of way and
certain timber inside that right, TO
have its logs moved from spurs to
the Rapid River branch at the rate
of SO a car under 15.mile haul, and
81 a car over 10 miles. The 500
line announced practical doubling
of the rate and the Cooperage com
pany fought
In the case OF the Stack Lumber
company. of Nashville. the case was
not quite so well defined, as there
was some question about the validity
IF the original contract
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

Always look on the bright side OF
things and IL you are going to invest
your coin therein, look on both sides.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

by Rep. Person. to encourage the
growing Of trees, shrubs, hedges, ETC.,
along roadsides as a means Of con.
trolling dust.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

BY Rep. Rose, to allow villages to
retain for road work within their linn
its one. half the road tax money col.
lected there.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
We Forget.

What did the girls go in for, before
they wore spats?-Kansas City Jour
nal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

BY Rep. Macarthur, to make II op-
tional with teachers whether or not
they shall come under the provisions
OF the teachers pension act.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24

A recently patented porch and lawn
seat can be converted Into swing
or crib for q small child
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
MEN WANTED

70 learn the barber trade. Only few weeks requr-
ed no experience necessary; tools furnished freet
money earned while learning Call OF write TIE VIE
ssssia Barber College so7 Chestast st. n-s.hss via
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-03-24
New Bius introduced.

New Bilis Introduced.
BY Senator Martin. to compel all
motor cars to stop at least 20 feet
from a railroad crossing before pro-
ceeding over the tracks.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Aspettando....
nCevc

Fe6s.e ala MA paru-a. al un
zULco che ve1-e 2 C-iaCs---i III
a-u-iSuz.o psr -ur-o i r-sSs 6i
gluEro. E-o 9 CU-6o cios ala
pre>eRZa no>tra = di numeroSo
pubbEco. Sara1-o associate carte
TeSpo1Salll-E- p-o-ISl cLs awe.
S--sSSo d a--zcczrs Ez-c=--o T.
too. e1 llta--l S-etto.
Una volta coS-ui. c--6o -e-
gaya di eSSere scE1als col 6eE-
lera-o, usava dire che cuZora
toSSe $3.50 lu5 1s-a lo--s. z uer-
ce1--als d cueE c-s zv-st1z-c
SsEL1to z ca-p6E-a 5z-lE-z-C-
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Nicola REvano Ash.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

taliSta chi. con Ianti ami al la
vOuO < ii >uento. era riuScito a
raguanellare qualche nigliaio
iii dOl.ari.
/. 20 maggie eSce IN mantle
Sto ala macchia che incita / fu-
marOri a uoicottare i SigaI di
Gangeui z q tumare invece j 81
gari Gi guel'a.r che aveva pa
cato le SpeSe ii Syampa del mani
feSt.
Il y maggie, recatomi di mat
tina ALA mia tarr0ria. trOvai d.
nanZi ala pCrra una donna e due
Uomini di picchetto. 10 ero in
compagnia di due ragazze. mie
lavoranrl. ed al.lupTOyviSO mi
vidi aggTedlro da una diecina di
bruru cetfi. almati di pieua . Gi
baSroni, fra ] quail sravate vol.
In SuIe prime credetu urattar-
>i ii apaeheS che volevano deTu-
barm z Siccome avevo in raSca
654 dollaTi IN eontanu. miSi ma
no ala rivOlrella.
Ale gll6z dele ragazze che mi
acconlpagnavanO. accorSe un Spe-
eial office. che mi dichiar0 in
aITeSto. Condotto iinanZi al giu-
dice. [ui aS>olto 2 solo debbO II
SponGeue d porto G'aIma- Il ma
giSraco nj conSigllo d far aTTe-
stare gil aEETeSSOTI.
s. 10 non 10 feel. II perche c.
6etti ale premure ed ale inSi-
S,enze de- Grande Venerable del
TOrdine FiEi d'It2lia in Penn
Sylvaria che volle riSr2hilita la
pace. 10 SteS>o Grande Venera-
bile che. >e-pue iuparZiale : oS-
SeCuenre ale legEI. ino ialla
>corSa >s-u-lana IA tattO met
rers soto accuSa- lella loEEIa
Co.aarri. ] cuIriri da yoi de-
ruula-l. Ave-e capi-o. ueS>ere.
voi che Gopo ii aver racOUan-
Gar0 3 Giuseppe d SilveSrrc per
che nj p-eEzSSs d non faEvl ar
ueSt2us. oEEI 70 a--8ccaCe.
Dlla-C ]. = maggie rTe UnlO-
riSl co-l2-c-o : -avOrare p-sSSO
li ne.
Z CCeS1o : -u-.o. / iaru >olO
-attl, sErsE-C Bsvl.2cgUa- = Z
c-laccrIs-s v-O-s So-o OBSTINATE
a6 eSSs- -raSpcr-S-e wa 6a- ven
70.
Gaetano GangeHli-
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

capO della uoStra ISutuzione. da
moi ScelJo liberamente.
Sc moi non 10 difendeSSimo dife-
81 di cW del reSto non ha biso-
gno. IaremmO opera da Caini g
Ia noStra Sarebbe anche un' Tenor
me IncoScienZa; perche quandO
10 elegemmO, IIcouoScenmo in lui
IapoStolo de.lIdeale. FUomo one
SrO iino alo SclupOio.
Dlfendiamo Giovanni Di Silve-
Stro. perChe per Is ami. insieme
con SuO Iratello. ha SpeSo le sue
energle q favOre della maSsa.
fernando. uelLa noSua COlOnia.
Quel carattere Gemocrauco che
Slgnlrca euaucIpaZone degli o.
peral. Infacti, Cgni qualvolta Tai
"a CamOTTa colOniale 0rganizZata.
ceTca dl SopTaffare qualche buO-
na lniZlariva o 6i attaccare i mi
gIOl uomini della CoIonia. che
furOno z SOno L nOSre Speranze.
$ vede Ia coScIenZa del pOpolo
lnSOrgere e gridare: Noi non per
metuamo attn di bIigantaggio.
Giovanni Z Giuseppe Di Silve-
StrO, Il pOpOlo Z con vol: da vol
ESQ aSpetJa ancoIa q tante belle
coSe q SuO yantaggiO.
In quanto ala camorra alta {
plcclna che V Tinghia ale calca-
gna- migliaia miglaia Sono le
Sentinelle vigil che Ia ricacce-
ranno nelle tenebre.
Francesca Tropea
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

Ia L0gEia CeSae BatuSu No.
go Ordiue FjgG d'Italia In A
meuca nella Se6uya del - mag
gio "a. =. per acclamaEione con-
temava il >Uo riSpetto. Srina e
ricoDoScenEa neua persona dc.
GraU6e Venerable de..o State
5i PENNSYLVANIA Giuseppe Dl ST.
veSuo. RlCOuCSceva i'm Giuseppe
III SilvS>,ro. /. EalaU-UOmO per
+ertN. lrdC.o jen'OuGiCe. per ave
re q, cu.Co al ESQ -utto coD>a-
graro < >&cIlICaco.
E GeGberaya aG UuaulDuca Cl
rvre>ure co0uo .e hUgiarde in
Sinuazloui Iii ce-Ca SCanlpG 6ege-
uerata & wan6ava u0 ca.do >2.U-
10 auEuTale 81, giCrUa.e la Rs
UCue" >Crr1 per e>>eyS VerCego
sG iuuG-la.S. CUCe far StuUare,
5i fuc0-e n tacti. UeD-Ogue che
sd Srce < SpuGOrGtaD,eUte s. Ger
ca Ill iucu,caue Dela UeDts d
chi poco o ulente coDO>ce ii faCU
Z pSrSoDe.
Il Segr. Arch. II.
n. PROTO
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

pago egregiamente ] diversl
cantanti.
ALE frutta cominciaronO j di-
scOrsi d'occasiOne. il dliilcIle
c0mpito di maestro di ceI1monle
fin affdato al nostrO Frank Sill
vagni che 10 disimpegno con mol
Ia abilita. Egli, dopo avere Dre-
vemente spiegato i slgnliicato
della simpatica Iiunione, presen-
10 / diversi orator.: Giovanni Ra-
uagli. c. a. Nardello in inglese,
Fl Dottor Nolt, Nicola RivanO, %
scultore Prof. Marani, Pasquale
SantOro. FiIippo Sinatra, Giu-
seUpe Ricci. j quail tutti raccol-
zero Ia lOrO messe di applause.
Da ultimO, accOlto, come sempre,
dale piu vive acclamaziOni, par
10 in lorna smagliante Giovanni
Di SilvestrO.
Bordonaro G De Angels, com
mozsi di fronte alPattestato dI
stira cui venivanO fatti segno,
ringaziaTono calorOsamente.
Eenne anche data lettura dl
un telegramma di Franzosa, da
JChnstown. Pa, bene augurante
e di una leuera di John Tenaglia
che scusava Ia sua assenZa.
Frsi diversi cantanti fu fatto
semo a calorosi applause, II figlio
di Bordonaro, il piccolo GiOacchi-
no. che, con molta yerve, canto
diverse canzonette napoletane ed
inglesi.
A notte tarda, Ia splendida fe-
sta ebbe telmine per foTza mag
gore. perche PoraIiO dell'ultimo
-relo era giunto
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

nj. Anche in questa occasi,I
malandlino livela il sno
canescO.
CURIANGIOLO. -ndo.l
ratio ogni gioTno viena H.
lamentarsi perche ogni o~s1 ma
10 Vedete fingete di esseTo 5'
ratio e 10 lasciate in asso
siete gia stance di lui? al
perche pOtrebbe incoqlia,1..
le.
TRAEICELLO. - Perch
cOnsigliate il sicaIio a nresa.
re j Comitato pro- borsa?
COLLETTORE. - Ahll
Ia stoIia completa del tuo
passato, prOtagonista Ia N
assassinata. Attenti ALA Iins
SAEIIA. - Ii scovamn.
che moi ale ore 3 Ia sera 4
Maggie, ale 8 strade in SrI
ParlarOno lungamente snI I.
sinceIta.
GALLETTO. AIy.
del geneli di grosseria r1lhs4l y.
sferitisi dal cellar in I,omb.
Vi e qualche altra cosa moIts
We sui suo conto.
MASTRO VINCENZO
Dr.. CuI-iangiolo non sa nrr
nulla. Pero u puntualmena
ad aspettare Puscita della e
della quale gil port le priw
pie. Egli le legge e 81 raT
quando poi esce Ia Ragione
ge e 81 va raccomandando
stra ed a manca perche ci i
ghi di smetterla.
MAESTRO RUTINI. Na.
SEQ. = Gnore Cocuccio nm
piu pace. IeIi { andato ire
da IN ceIto tale per impt
verso di moi almistizio. \
soldi, diede avviso. freouenf
sedute ed impose ad una tey
legno. che lavora per lui. di
glare Ia Cloaca del nome. 4
dice di non parlarsi col deger
70 da quattro ami. Farabur
un GnOre Cocuccio. NOi 7
smetteremo. Siatene sicuro
Spetuamo attire rivelazioni
ressanti.
SCARICAMAZZA.- I'M;
volta che il degenerate vie-
toImental-ri ficcagli le dite I
srrozza. Oltre al % dollar !
rebbe pagatO pure l'avvisO.
GIOVANNI d. FILIPP0|
Anche q te viene ad importus
il SicaTio? 81 vede che non hs.
70 Ia tua lettera. Sc ripasI
lanciagli Il cane ale gambe
chite.
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
ACCATTONE. DI QUAIL
MASSE TU PARLI?

Accaruone. cane rognoso, dege-
rerato. Parli di masse? QuandO
mai Il tuo diSonorato nome e sta.
70 poOolare ira le moltitudini
Quando mai ] diveTsi fogli da te
-ari ad uS0 di latrina, furono no
i al'infuori del banchisti falliti
O 6a tallire? Quando mai la cir
c0laZone del medesimi superb le
cIuCue copie?
Parli di oneSu? Chi sono que
81 CneSu che Il affiancanO? Die
ce-o: IA ! nonli. Chiani forse one
SO i tanoSo ceIvo coloniale, 10
Suzcciatore di mOneta falsa, o i
S1-ulat0re di fuTti 0 l'incettatoTe
della roba rubata ad Antonio Ma
raro. @ Il banchiSta che da sci
EsSi non IA recapitaTe Ia mOneta
enc. Der nleZzO Suo. venne spedl-
= In Italia
Ed anche QueSti galantuomini
ruoi pa-i cominciarono a Sentire
Il -lbreZzo che III inspiTi. tantO
che non 81 stancano di Tipetere
che -uLa eSSi hanno con te di CO.
-u-e.
s. : vero: confessano di aver
Z 6ato della moneta. ma aggiun-
z1-o d avsrrela data per elemo-
s-a
Nos-a = puoi. gil atteStau
q S--a che Z vengono da perSo-
II ElSp=--a1ii. da Emit morai.
"a Association 6i Nutuo Soccer
Sc. d C-iCni 6i ueStiere. da
Lc-Ez Ia Coru rappreSentate
d 55e@-s ii n,igiaia di coScien-
r. ala S-sSSa EuiSa che fanno
] -l-- cz-u--iau. Tu non hal la so
lz--s-a I- una CleZZa dOZZina di
degenerate pan -uoi: o -radirore
l=z -z---a. ] -uOi SlrliL. in QUE
- E---- SC-o S-au tucilau ala
s---=-a- ia Der Z >aTebre uCp-
u --1-= sSS5-a -ucl.a-o ia sol
can --sa--
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09

Ricsvan,o Ga I'm Socio GelIOr-
dine IND. Flgl d Italia della Log
gis Luigi NanvtslG y. 5 ( pub
blchlaUO.
IL. Eduardo Loubario. ne,
1918 Sn6ai psv Un pusSutO a
500 6al Sig. GUaEleCO Nicola (
IN tavorito. : coCClCCDe Cl ue-
>otuirEl delta Somula Del cor>O
ii I'm anUo. No.s1CO EausOCus ].
Csu2E 10 ccCGCS>l in p-s>sD-
"a de- \CcGlo Puclco, certO Lul-
i Cuulo. 1ul usSsGs--s 3. Ne.
-o2 Dayton s.. CrrSUGe DsVu-G-
= ii Se--o Ouii-s, uS- tarEL Is
X ana c&1.o.als.
Dcuc alcuul -,s>-. >.cco-s 1.
>uccs-ra,o GuaEEe-C NJ disc
ere s >Ua pa--s--2 : e-a Sp-
prCS>,-,G-s. rsSCrull j Sltl EL
rlc--5>C a --cc->sE-& della Ss-,-
cl2-s d cul lo avsvo tc--,co. ma
i C7uaEGsrc disc Il non avs-.2
n pC>>s>>o ma che me- .avueCcS
cs--S--s--s us>---l-.z- i CSG&Sls-
10 = -s para ps- Italia = non
po-S-- s>SS- III pC>>s>Sore della
c2-c5als IN rG-C-G PS>>a,o a-cC-
n mes ccs sEG era a-Cato in J.
ana : slcs Cc-l-ls c-s ]. GU2-
EEsrC s-a CessCu-C-
I. -1C-s I'll $50 -1-vs--s Cus
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Francesca Tropea
PiCcola PoSta

GL--0. ~ II G-ar5a Pc
-=-zS-z l---a >s-a- IN ooUpaEIla
C I'd $50 --a---s- -Eo-C. $ Ea-.e-
E-aTz l-5 --a---CC della Gero.a-
-- >zTu-a-C-s non era state in
-zTC-s C5a taSSa d ur Golaro
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
Al Signor Bevilacqua

In lISpCSya q. vOSuO COUuDi-
cato >crCyO per Vol da Un dege-
uerarO ueGauCe / ; 6Ollari enc
avete SborSau ed apparSo Su un
EiCrua.e che non inJeuto nominal
ne. VI IlcOr6O che. per parecchiO
tempo ha pagacO j SiEagl 8 p
SO.Gl al CaUuUaiC. ueure che in
attire fabbriChe 81 paEavauO . %
SO,Gi, f uenue vol .ayOravara
p-eS>O al NE. mel us>e ii Eenua-
IO, 81 >-e>Si Operal ii I'm alCra
faobrlca audarouo in lSciOpero.
pOich6 preteDGevanO iii e>Ser pa
Eau come paEavO 10 / D,lei lave
ran-.
Incanto Vol da mezEanO arvuf-
tapOpo,o accouOdaSte GuelO SciO-
psuo in base al pagausnto ii >
>Olii Der cenyo >igaI. Uenue 3
ME Eacevats dele Offerce vigiiac-
che.
Ne ue>e ii tabbraio. per mag
EiOr coD1oGita Z Per offrire Al
nliei CLIENT un SiEaro SCaEonaro
SiSteua itaiaro. iOverri u'aSte-
rirs "a mia fabbrlca a 6SS Va
SHingtOu Ave, dove il locale am
plo ? Spa-ioSo 81 pre>cava UeglIo
ala bl>CETa.
Al,oya alcuri viii. farabutu.
lUpC>goI prs>sntSrUnSl al pa
6uoUe Gsu'altra tabbIlca che 50
pra no uenlonaca ed inSinuaro-
no che 10 >C2vo Ter aprirs una
EgaC6e fabbrica. che avUei occu-
pau tutu / SiEaTai che = urova-
vaIo >u.la piazza 81 egl Sarebbs
Per ct6 rl-a>co >e1E2 ouSra.
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pCe>SC d -s.
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La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
NDONNAL0 GRILLO

Noble di aSperto
Jono di gran cuore
Per III blcchier d VINO
Nende tallgla ed onore.
Dlcon che II Stu6ente
Studio "a lllEIa---. Gueca
Oggi : i PreSi6en-e
Della Martin Co-greEa
II CervC
La ragione. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1917-????, 1917-06-09
COMMUNICATE:
II SSET. Arch. II.
NJ PROTO

EgreSio Sig. Direttore
del gioruale Ia Ragione
Phila-. Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17
Different Type Comes.

Very different are the settlers
of the new type. who went there
under the impulse OF Jewish ma
tionalism.
They sought a foothold first
of all outside the towns, in the
plains of Judaea and Galilee. As
their agricultural colonies grew
and their productivity increased,
they brought business to the sea-
port towns of Jaffa and Haifa,
and side by side with the develop
ment of the colonies there pro-
ceeded a rapid Jewish immigra-
ton into those towns.
Settlers of the new type began
to come also to Jerusalem, where.
as in the other towns, they form
ed modern suburbs outside the
old and overcrowded city. In
town and country alike the new
settlers have brought with them
European energy and ideals Of
progress.
The Arabs have not unnatural
ly felt some jealousy of the Jew
ish colonies, which compare so IA
vorably with their own primitive
villages, but they realize that eco
nomieally the coming of the Jew
ish settlers has been greatly to
their advantage, and they have
accepted 1t as a matter of course
that the Jewish colonists shall
make their own local laws and
regulations, as they build their
own homes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17
V alley Flood Blocks
Highway To Seattle

gulch on the hill leading out OF
Tacoma.
Weather Man Cover declared
Monday that the rainfall this
month has been only "a little
above normal" The unusual
flood In the valley he laid to q
combination of heavy rainfall and
warm weather which has brought
down lots Of snow from the noun
tains.
Since the first of December up
to noon Monday 5.54 inches of
rain had fallen in Tacoma. Since
Dec. 13, when the recent heavy
rain started, 2.74 inches have
fallen.
With an unusually dry average
rainfall for the year has been be-
low normal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

The highest flood water in
years In Tacoma and the val
ley had completely blocked
the main line OF travel be-
tween Tacoma and Seattle
over the valley road Of the
Pacific highway Monday.
From Kent to Orilla, assistance
of more than six miles, the high
way was under water, in some
places more than three feet deep.
At the oradside, fields were
converted into lakes, and in some
places the roadway had become a
river current.
The only open way to Seattle
nav is over the high line road by
way of Des Moines. This road
is reported in fairly good condi-
tion, altho some construction
work is being done at Julia's
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17
Here's the Spirit
EDITOR THE TINES:

EDTTOR THE TIMES:
We, the undersigned members
OF the Sloyak and Bohemian and
All-Slav Political club of Wilke-
son. knowing as We do. that the
imperial government of Austria
Hungary Is but vassal of the Ger
many autocracy in the present in
ternational crisis, do hereby
pledge our allegiance and unquali-
fled support to the United States
OF America In her declaration OF
war on Austria Hungary. to the
end that the world can he safe for
democracy and lasting peace will
come for all
FRANK KEPA,
EMRICK KUBlCOK,
W!lkeson, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

MOOSE AUTO sTAGD
etand--Cren HsteL. 1910 Pacific AZ
and Central Bus etatleA
Tacoma ano relm, Lakeview. Hill.
hurst Grcendale,. Rey. McKenuA
M. n. n1Ilen.
w. Tacoma-1e:so q m. and d
nj Sunday 8 =. m and zoe .. m
Lv. Yelm--f:1n q m. and D. m :
saturday night 1850 and SUNDAY
AshFoRD-rACOM
Lv. Tacoma--s q. m. aud soc D. m
Lc Ashford--e z. m. and 1850 p. m
kAPOW9fN-TACOM
Lv. TAcoma--S:oo q m, I :oe, 4 .. N
Lv. kepowsin---e:0o q N !. Z. b "a.
rACoMA-ABEaDEE
Iv. Tecoma--S:S0 o. m. 1850 p. m.
Lv. Aherdssn--s;oo . n. SOC p. q.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17
REAL ESTATE
HERE AND e Sc w iii E r e
Long Dream of Jews Is Near
To Realization In PaIes tine

Thus the Jewish colonies ID
Palestine have enjoyed meas
ure of Independence and self-gov.
eminent which will be impossible
In more highly developed and
closely controlled country.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

George lie Guere. the young
ster who was with Shirley Mason
in McClures Seven Deadly
Sins" Is to appear with Sir John
ston Forbes-Robetson In Brenon's
Passing OF the Third Floor
Back"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

Observation-Disclosures
Tacoma Office, Central bus Sta.
Aberdeen Off, Washington Hotel
TIME CARD
For Aberdeen
Leave Tacoma, $3.50 q. m.
1880 n. M; Olympia. 10 a. m.
IL noon; McCleary. IL a. m.
p. m; Eima, 1880 a. m, 1890
D. IN: Montesano, ~ noon. . o. m.
For Tacoma
Leave Aberdeen for Tacoma, :
p. m. 4:45-p. m: Montesano. {
.. m. $3.50 p. m; Fins, 1870 %.
m. 9 D. m; McCleary. s D. M,
$40 p. M: Olympia. 6 D. m.
1880 p. m.
Subject to Change without Notice
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17
YOUR Opportunity
ExcH1a m ge

WE HAVE many homes to trade for
lots or ranches. and also have
many homes In Seattle to trade for
Tacoma property.
Ask for Real Estate Department.
Church Mahaffay, Inc.
Coz Scand American Bank Bldg.
Main 1872
HOUSE, rooms, bathroom, pantry.
electric lights; 4 lots, on corner.
with chicken houses. Price $1,000.
Inquire G64S South Fife.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

ORTING-TACOMA
Three Trips Daily
Leave Tacoma--7:80. 5000. Hoo 4
M; 1880. $3.50. 8 p. m.
Leave Orting-145. 800. 1000 a.
m; 1880, $500, p. m.
Saturday Nights mad Sundays
Leave Tacoma-9:30 and l1:6e.
Leave OrtinE-6:i0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-12-17

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THE BLUE LINE
summer, North PuyaIlup, FirwooA.
Ardena. Fife. Tacoma.
LEAVE SUMNER
(Messick's storey
SOC A. N. and hourly Thereafter.
last car leaving at 1000 p. M.
On Saturdays last car leaves Al
100 p. N.
LEAVE TACOMA
Peoples store asd C~ntrnl Bss Ste.
tic., 1f5-117 So. 10th st.
100 A. N. and hourly thereafter
: last car leaving at Hoo p. M.
On Saturdays last car leaves a