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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

GENTLEMAN wishes room with private bath in
refined private family. othar hoarders,
within reasonable distance of Navy Yard. II
A56. Ledger Central.
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HEATING

HEATERS. boilers RANGES new and rebuilt
removed for the Maxim Kelsey health heat:
will install cheap. 1877 Filbert at.
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OLD GOLD

pawn tickets, broken Jewelry; conf
Dental SIMMONS, 1907 Arch st. Race $3.50 b.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum, plated ware. old
Est 1876 l. chARk.s sehnsr eSsn Sol e5 sanso% Sssn
OLD ,,. ,Go.pMcssh coCs paid for old sold silver.
RoGERs. ~ s. 18th st. Both phones.
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HARDWOOD FLOORS

JAMES J. HAROLD, 23l4 n. 17th st.--Par.
quetry and hardwood floors speciality: old
floors renovated; retinishng floors; stairways
scraped and veneered. Diamond 1892 w.
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BOARDING

CHESTNUT ST, cor. Goth tThe Margrave)-
Vacancies; private bath; choice table.
MASTER ST. 1625-Excellent table board: home
cooking: reas. rates. Phone Poplar 1858 w.
PINE. 41la-Perfect summer location: conven-
lent car service stclass table board.
4STH. s., 612-Attractive rooms: first. t.cla So
table board convenient ear service.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

NICHOLS; 1925 Bainbridge, has competent but
COOKS; swedish and other cha hambermaids par-
lormaids, English Irish infant nurses. etc:
vacancies buffers second men, housemen.
couples, cooks. walt resses, second girls, laun-
gresses, kltchenmaids French ladies' maids.
with reference. Phone Locust 2130.
Eether; Protestant cook and chsmbermaid.
waitress, trained parlor maids and mattresses;
Swedish, German and other excellent cooks;
competent ladies' maids. seamstresses, in
tant nurses. Chaufeurs: gardeners. genera!
MRS. HARVEY, 1919 Rittenhouse sa --Numbor
OF excellent cooks. including Swedish, Prot
bermaids and combined laundresses English
hrst-class lady's maid nurses and frst.cla
chauffeur desires position June l. highly
recommended by present employer.
WANTED - Cooks, chambermalds. housework
girls. childnurses and cooks for hotel. white
and daughter want positions with family go
ing to Atlantic city. Miss Rose Dougherty,
1913 w. Glrard ave.
WANTED. at once. laundress for York Harbor
second cooks. kitchenmaids for Washington,
Bar Harbor and Newport: Protestant cook
and kitchenmaid. same house; second man
and housemen. 313 $. 10th.
MRS. KANE 5I1 s. 10Th, wishes stuations for
hrst-class cooks, chambermaids. laundresses,
mattresses, buffers, valrts. parlor maids.
childnurses. housework eirs; ref Spruce 3i0l
COOK and girl for chamberwork and waiting
friends, wish situat ions together; years ref
erence., 5lt s. 18th st.
MRS. BRINCKLEY. 76s $, 18th St. has good
reliable help. Phone Dickinson 14l2 w.
MADAME PLATZ. 3O5 s. 1lth st, wants and
supplies white help. Telephone Walnut l7l3
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Wanted
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

hand Austin handy concrete
mixer. AZ, Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16
LAUNDRIES

DAMP WASH. SOC per bag; satisfactlon. guarsn.
teed. North Phia Damp Wash Laundry, 30ll
n 1Ith ct. Phone Toga S257
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-05-16

SEE THE STANDARDS oi exeeIsncSs exsIIs cSsuscOmS' s%SaSs
just west OF Logan station; walk throuSa thrnIs and
ton or Fishers lane to 10Th: . nesO leone heating
and plumbins handsome fixtures; tures;,,S. 'fin. ~ in.
kitchen cabinets. gas ranges hn dhoi.h .cheerissts5
brightest homes 70 Logan; $4,000 4aoo.Ta w,ih smaller
homes, SSoa s'ds1SS'ma ss2S'o; open pen daily daily
.724 N. 9th. 1888 5. Is.S.s---
ONLY NEW sEMIpETACHED IS S-RR10aaHnrrf -RR0aHrrf
HOUSES IN LOGAN OF HIGHEsig wv 16ad
Somerville Camac. square east OF Ia closets.
rear stairway. parauetry GI,,irns moorlns
REASONABLE AS ROW HOUsLIsSs.
l., w. COLFELT. Builder on pieli,s,
STORES DWELLINGS AND APAhlpMN
for sale or rent In best section or Loseha' n
WIN. ID. CHAMBERS. 1898 n Broaa sS1. "a.
DESIRABLE well-ocated DWELLINGS az 49,
THOMAS McILHEENY, 483s N. bIose ----
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14
ia MUERTE ! SIS GAIlihS

Scra . no para I'd. Una ~sorprCs2 cl
sabcr que con Cl uSo del Alma Cor
dial! Ia 'maravilloSa medicinal, han
side SaIvados millarcs &c pacientes
qUc Va habian Sido dcsahuciados Y
que cSpcrGhan Ia mucrte como unico
Lescanso. cuardo por sucrte cncon-
traron q Alma Coriia. Y hoy cStan
cozanIo dc pleua Salvd, Y con todo
gusto rccomicndan csta maralivvosa
medicinal par q Cat2rro, Tisis. Rev.
matismu. Saugrc impura. CoraZon,
Tos. Estom3Ec, DehIl.Gad, krSlrloS
pasadCs hIgaGo. Rnonss, FulmoncS
) NervlcS GeblIcs. leo c.. 5icuicn-
&, ~tcstImonio: SENOKES.-L& pre-.
sentc 81 reduce u~uiy4clCutc para dc.
cir!cs que con 81 Alma Cordi-l. que
ids. ne han mludado. he tcnldo url
POGO dc yli"jn con les R'noHcs. hace
como IL amos que Dadczco dc los ri
Zones : ahora les digO que cor csta
mando Sl.GO para orc me cnvien otra
GAIA. 81 seTvidora. Sra. TOMASA
9. de RODRIGUEZ. Box 243. KARI
NES CITY, TEX.,-EI Alma Cordial,
sc vende por todas las b~oticas, pero
$ 81 boticarlo no Ia tIsne o no quie.
re ordenagls para I'd. ~mandenos Sl,00
: uusotros 50 iel e~nvlaremoS porte pa
cado. Dirijasc Z MILLER & Co,
Station \, Dept. 80, San Antonio,
Teas ID.
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.saito : nano armada.

En- la IA. callc de AbaSolo fuc aNa!-
iado aver por la noche, cerca DC La
Iicz Y media, c! cx-Mayor Ramon /.
T~aiaycra, que rumbo a su domiciIio
:ba acompanado dc dos amigos SUI
yOa.
Ii asalto mano armada fut comctI-
do por c, jcic del Express. QctaTlo
Gutierrez. ) la causa fuc que e! c.
tado Talavcra censaro d Gutierrez
poruuc cen sd pistola cstaba ~golpcaE-
do a uu jndividuo del pueblo. al que
causo varias icSiones, que amcTi;aron
9. pasc al Hospital.
Con ayuda de un gc"daymc. cl Sc
nor Talavc,a condujo a ID carcel .
su agresor, habiendolo acusado ante
la autoridad respectiva por asa!to =
mano armada Y homicide fus:radO.
FL agrcsor Sc encuentra dctenldo
en- la carccl municipal
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Sc SUS?EMDEM Los SERVICES
RELiGIOSOS EN- Ell PARQUE
BRECKENRIDGE.

Por habcrse ;n!c!ado "a Ia tempo
raaa d" invicrHo-, hoy 50 Cac-~ jos
limos cjcrcjcios ycl:giosos "a! a.,c
HIRE que domingo u domingo tcnian
3ugar ca eI Parquc dc breckenridge,
GrStinadpS p#rticYIarmcnte a los
sUldados &c Ia guarmiri5n.
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Car.os ignacio Adolfo Antonio.

Con csto5 rombres sera baurizado
hoy en- la Parroquia de csta ciudad,
in vastago de los ~seio,cS Jose A.rto-
nio Lopez Alvarez y Blanca GaTci"
Terucl dc Lopez Aware. siendo pa
drinos de: chico ei senior Carlos G"~-
cia Teruel y Ia senorita Carm"" l.
PEI Alvarez.
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MICHOACAN
SERAN DOTkDOS DE EJlDOS
UNOS PUEBLOS.

MORELIA, Octubrc Eli pre-
sidente dc la Republica, despucs dc en-
terarsc dc los dictamencs formados
por Ia Comision Local Agraria dc este
Estado, Sancionados por Ia Nacionai.
djcto 81 resolution dcfinitiva para
que sean dotados DC cjidos los indi-
Eemas dc los pucblos de Arccutin '
de la Municipalidad dc Erongaricua-
70. del Distrito dc ~Patzcuaro. Y Il los
Huarachita, pcrtcnccientc Il Urui-
pam. los cualcs pucblos carecian dc
tlerraS para Su sOStcnimicnto.
Con este motivo, cl gobcrnador DEF
Estado. acompanado dc los MEM
bros dc Ia Comision Local Agraria
y del Comitc Executive, saldra Gil
brcvcs diaS d dar possession dc Sis tie
-raS Z los pueblos que Sc han hume
RADIO.
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tr2l, cuya matriz radica en- Mex;cr,
CUE viene con Ell obietc de instalar en
cssa Il sucursal de dicha benefit.
ca institution, Ia que dados sus altos
fines, IS de esperarss tenga exito
complete.
Hoy celebrara 81 rrlrnera jGnta eg
e. salon de actos dc Ia Escue!a Mar
NIL pare profeso.as.
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SOLICITUDES MATRIMoNIALES

'lIG, tral1aiIdY' IpnradD. dr>ca icncr
.orrr-u"GLrlri! "rH ~SriprI'a dc IS a Q!
IGo- 4" c;gd. "5I"Iu ~mltrimnn!n. Para
mas .u:"rIH"s diria-" = trrnmGy El;Urra.
creek. tnl. -lDiT
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

- \FCEsIT;N con urg"uria 10 ,astrcs en-
VARIES rliuu~ dc >a~trerii. como para Ia
nrriuIra lie panIaIunc~. Sac"S, clalecoS' cue.
p4-an!oS sIrIdos Gr union. trdbaIo per-
iuanerfr. Ncnpa mm"dlalarnrn Max I"r-
f"r. ElriOrla. IrAa>. -iV.'
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-DiYERSOS.-

~ ..:T& CuHmE <ruNEEECli Rc Casas Sc
u..-' '%r1i,ra'3 syrlI-Iydmrnic con MhiZ
.. .r N4rrf Iru'fa'uS .TmrcrtanIcS para
80 nifar.uH 4 NtNjru. Aniic:pO fondo5.
.~'ijr"u.p i!arrriu, l!idaigo sos, Laredo. 7a-
--iG25
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

IiTRINON!iL-Un dollar. a!rtrd to-, FL
amino hdCiI n lcIlc.dad. Con es;s can.
ji1d $500 !" rn"iareinus nucstro GAIA.
uru MATRIMONIAL uUSTRhDO, Ton
GGubrcs ) dlrcCclOncS dc muchas CanIas
"uc dcsrdn Ca-drSc prontO. PucGe I'd.
rScrillr . cuaiqulcra dc elias = coniraer
! C''>NDlULlT.l% CLUB, B"I SO, VENICE.
..sf!T.
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t,Gamus pHranin 81 motor rrcC.o Por NUE.
B N!-tynr, IT,. y mandcnoS mucstraS.
: ~. ana q. Narr1qU:a. iUG DolorOsa 81.
-. t|u'yu.u, Texts.
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~ti".LLEi" NENiCtN1 mciIalJ rdaI. re-
-..."''" ',..> til'> ri LsiIJDs UnlIoa, rsIa-
L."-.!1 ! ron REGULAR pcIsrccii"a, dcsra
.r,r.l'!lr," '"H ,rlprIla . >clIgrd IucS!.
r.lIG 90 burH rIrart,r = qIr Scpa Ilgp
q. Nl.i"- = ir,ar iI4Il. ~cTicddd Jh.uluta,
t,.r. o.. I,.rIt 3 r>l" medic e. no t"uLciI-
o. llrI.ip ~"c!at1Irnl" y cOnTcncIdn quo
".ia- iau .m"ra.r al IclicCs rnIonc?. r.
90. EaE -. >au Antonio, Texas, -iGii
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Essa convcrtida en- muladar M Gale
ccntrica.

Los v~ccinos dc Ia Sd. Gale de Aba
solo Sc uueian dc que, sea por dies
Guido &C la policia. por falta De ca
-etas para la limpia 0 por "ua!qa'e"
otra caus1, d;cha Gale esta ronr"r-
tide en- un b~aSurero, G0ndc todo q
mundo Sc cree cor dercchO 4 t.r2r
los descchos DC Sus casaS. ponienGo
en- peligro Ia salud de los mercionados
veciu0s.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

rIn-ror tratanlcntO Osteopl,ico. Miles
. rHrcTI:l0S han sanadO con m: SIs,cma.
!,l.,'nr y - rUnyrnCcra. 4. RI0JAS AL
A';i.I. SIC. 81, iT!o s.. San Antonio
r"yH~. -to?5
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Sc NECESITA un encuader-
] nador competente en- los Ia
/ Heres de este peri6dicO. Pre-
{ sentarse ell !unes por la ma
mana.
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CORRESPONDENCE DE- LOS ESTADo
10 INVITABAN A COMETER UN
ROBO Y LOS DENUNClO.

ORIZABA. Yer. Octubre Eel
ciudadano Jose Colmenares, por 10
Glc en- seguida sc vera, es un honrad"
empleado del Ferrocarril Mexicano,
que ACADIA de cvitar que Sc cometlera
TN nucvo robo en- la c&tacion del fe-
r~rocarril citado.
Fl senior Colmenarcs sc presento
ante, el c. Inspector de Poilcia, par
ticipandolc que los individuos Fran
cisco Lopez Y Joaquin Bonilla le ha-
bian propuesto la cantidad de Qul-
n~ientos pesos 81 les dejaba abrlr I'LL
furg6n cargado, que estaba en- la re-
ferida estaci0n.
Colmenares hiZo que tOmaba mte-
res en- cl asunto. cuando llcgaron a
ofrecerlc hasta mil pesos por su COM
plicidad, pcro fuG con ell ohjeto &c
hacer Ia dcnuncia respective.
Sc do ordcn dc apprehension e.
contra dc Lopez y Badilla, ll%evandose
. efccto On Ia Gale, por agcntcs &c
Ia policia, y ahora Sc encuentran en-
uoder de la Justicia, Ia que sc enca-
eara de haccr las avcriguacloncs CO.
rreSpondicntcs para deslindar Ia cal
pabilidad de ambos.
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INiEGIGS 81 ahpln> The Crancr Co.,
.irl.".a"-.' ",4 Il,rr, l;'.,G@. l'rccros r0Tl0-
NO r'arau.as rvr grammar Ia vista
rocket -
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AVIsOS DE OCCASION
EMPI.EOs

ii ,tCESIrAN inm"dIatdmehtc sehoias )
-olurIIls que >epan haccr ramiSas y arc
riHrlI, 4 manG. TrlbaJu permanent )
hu.n alarIp. john ION SlIrtmaier, 2iV ~.
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-! NtCF>IIl "~Ni'rc>- para qric llcvc sus
..l-..> 2 !. c-rariGn q Gamble suS nue.
- nah,n'" q '~tn>aic>. TclGfoAo Crockei;
/ travis !I9t.
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- NGC..>lfiN a~rt.~ra> mcN!cano>: cmTlco
.~.rrtir para rrbf.~snics dc cGF!oSIdaacS
.r T.. r,">. rG" sT,iHn hacCI 0l,ra tie al
'--,,. -u'r."r"n-. ra"a>i"s, |jaI!dS. cuTio-
$50. .a, ,t- ."lp T. rEGiGUlrr ORA cla>c dc
-trE m-,l.aut &c hIlc J EuTi">lddde=.
.l5G1. - jri. fem" Crockett i2i. entire I : :
..rri. :. =; -i,s:!u Bank Bldg.
.l,-. -:O2)
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~ NECESlfiN sCnoritdS mcAlcalas para
r.-rr. q! North ClbClO street. -I0lt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-14

t~Err.i'O ".Eri%Fy = ramil.a. Gcscln
&c.. o.. :.r '-u.p l':t"l de III hrio JnSf
r'-... u1i.1a a." : aipaTai>n. Es.a. .l d.
'ura- N.N5.p. In >rptIcmbTc del a!io
ar ,.i9j't ct laredo. Mexico. Sc &c
'~:'..sr4 r"': s's, ~ ca" inform" con
v..:iT:E psri.I Ip> irrOrm"N = Petro-
20, Va ...r.. UUi-. truck. Wyo. tIts
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&Ul II .RpEGLO M CUALoUlER Ne.
.uCTO IIFURTACiDN En- EAGLE PA.
LNAS. H.HIJAN>E ! ArRELIn 3. MARTI-
.EI. CuNEPCItNTE Y CONiST0NISTA, t7
.,NHE!;Gi:L 81. ~-TELEFONO II
.113.
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- RE\IA bJrlcnda. DiEamr ID. Il t!cR3
mathematics Y mdQuiVarla arylcnid Y s.;
vairr. : yr +" prnp"rri"uarr narI"nda Cou
lguI cu hIrliru. Y. T.. Flores. IN. B"Ivin
IAN t.'fifr. irIi~. -IIIJ
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II. NECESiIN s~..0TI g. >caDr.ia !mryIcala
a. -. iIn,.:nr :, --!y.f
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Nueve alumros dc jari5prudencis ex.
pulsados.

Por acucrdo del gobernador del Is
tado. y como una mcdida disciple
maria, han sido cXpuISados dc Ia L
cuela dc Jurisprudence dc Este Ests-
do. ucv dc suo alumnos. en- vIrtun
dc habcr sido sorprendidos tonaudo
bcbidaS er~briagantes Y cometicndo
actoa que estan rehidos cop la mo-
ral!dad que debe imperar en- csa cIase
dc establecimientos. Esta medida G.
iemplar del Executive. cause magni-
flea impression en- ell amino de la So
ciedad.
La Ctug Rois mirhc.rana rcrarle
tondos por valor de- deg mil pesos.
Esta benctica institution, de la cual
G. r-es!deIt2 ls sonora Er.nc!sc.
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lLLEn !yIuGEATICp. Lcandro ". Ro-
"'."rL. U"TIr2c.Gues tic fon0Grafos de
u:a- Cidsr-. ~c.ulnNoStr!l DC .~niGuinls
I" r0Scr. armaS Gc riecr. rcioIa;. etc.
!. G'iABhN CiNCT0NES METrCANAS. co.'s
NGrTPi5AMIEN1O III GuiEARRA para
-rEG@iai0 de ci!lnigO DC dos minutes.
'G= E~UEAiVI>TA ST.. san Antonio. Tex
''rc"uate pOr 81 Sr. Rodriguez. GGsc
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Oe!ecsdo5 dc l. Cruz Sisnsa Neu.
trai.
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Sc c~ncuentra entire Hoso.ros una
j. L C-gc B!slCa Ns--
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DR.. j. l.. FOSTER. ncnlis.a. sos G!bb1
Building. TelGfUnO Crockett iJi. san An
tonic, Texas.
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yEHTke

in;cS dc ,rndcr >u> NIEtE~ J. "Sit,01
IamuS GaIuu~ 4 cyIgrrT ~I!> i""'H>. 'ti.
pTafnuS ruIluu.~" rau!ulad J '.a,'.. H. :
Antonio. Texas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-28
THIS is THE FIRST DAY OF THE FOURTH YEAR OF Wal


revealed all the
blood OF the battlefeds.
Mitarsm S committing suicide
egn office
The first realize the situation the young
Karl OF AustriaHungmy.
bloody revolution against the Hohenzol
the time when
tow the third of the
tie premiership Hungary Count 1sza
Pussnzed thought and method the first public
inimaon of Karls policy
sudden intimacy cultivated by Karl between
himself the king of Bavaria.
defiance of the Hohenzolerns
Bavaria hasb begun loom large Prussas rival for
he leader o empire.
commander of Germanys armies who has made
the Crown Prince
Ruppecht of Bavaria while Count erng BaVaas PREMIER Is
be the empires leading statesman
have been
dered by the war; should be encouraged
by Austria.
forgotten that her defeat Prussia in
subodnation of Austria the Teuonic monarchies
the House of Hapsburg to be
the House Of Hohenzoern Emperor
pluck take chance
he kaiser and Romanoffs
fourth the place watch
capitals of Bavaria and the
other south German
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-28

dominate the outcome
during the past third OF the European struggle
Neither naval operations the high offensves
I'm east and councils Of the ansAtan-
tic capitals have oxerted preponderant influence during
the past the
marm the democratic revolution Russia and the accept
Germany submarine challenge America attack
the security Of democracy turnout the world =
The Russian little substantial
until the ends fact be continually vanqused
the anew e not be 0 & tine tine
worlds demoaces already influenced the
democracies
Britain France the freeing mankind
The third year Of The war has proved there is some
The central empires retain the material of their armies in
Europe practically intact .
knows it, and all the people Germany beginning to find out
whether the Hohnzolerns prevent yet
democratic government awaits the German people,
At the top of the hill absoluism rests toward which the mill
climb with appalling expenditure of blood
during the past three
downward have been taken and there
be no turning back the kaiser.
promise plausible will quickly
will
@ wnn sn' Tss e Of tn. has
only the invitations Of the Russian and American
extended TO the an pp s to e e German
miars do whatever Lay in their power to win the war
D res fs t t % o tbs Conflict the civilian statesmen
exercised moderate control OF
international affairs affecting neutrals
claimed during the third of the conflict that
mid Of the civilian statesmen was preventing Germany
So the direction of German craftsmanship than six
months placed in full control OF the general stairs or
For the first outbreak of the mitarism
regned Germany absolutely unhampeed by even the slightest
And the of America into the war;
and the failure Germanys ruthless submarine campaign
German military Authorities have exhibited the past six
This hasn't been Behmann-Hollweg's half year.
lie s the first scapegoat.
And of Hndenburg and Ludendorff are being
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-28
Church Topics
for Tonorrow

Wells" Rev. H. Sundquist.
Imamnuel Lutheran - English
and Norwegian services, 1880 p.
IN. Sunday school outing to Park
land postponed-car strike.
DR.. Wilson of st. Andrews Pres
byterian church, Vancouver, B. G.,
addresses the Interdenominational
church service in Wright park at
$50. His church is the largest
in British Columbia. There will
be special music.
Danish Lutheran - Installation
of new minister, Rev. Hasle, takes
place, followed by supper by La
dies Aid in evening.
First So. Tacoma Lutheran
English and Norwegian services,
IL a. m.
East Congregational - Morning
"The Word" evening, THE Cure
for SIM" Rev. o. A. Stillman.
Church of Holy Communion -
Morning. Divine Government on
Earth" evening, THE Mystery of
DEATH" Rev. r. H. McGinnis.
Norwegian Danish - Sermon,
l l a. m. and s p. m.
st. Paul M. E.-Morning, 1.-THE
Church's Greatest Need" evening,
"Our Lords Teaching Concerning
His Coming and Kingdom" Rev.
W. T. Randolph.
First Methodist - Morning,
Organized Labor and the
Church." evening, "Christ's Com
ing to France in the War;" Rev.
ID. H. Trimble.
Unity Theosophical lodge
Monday, 1880, 1.-The Ocean of
Theosophy;" Thursday, $3.50,
1.-THE Bhagavard Gita."
Fern Hill thodist-Services
Ii a. m. and p. M; Rev. ]. H.
Berringer.
Association Bible Students
Discourse, 3 p. m, "Girding the
Mind"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-28
NEW PASTOR
HAS ARRIVED

Rev. c. S. Hasle of Vesper,
Kansas, has arrived in Tacoma
and will be formally installed as
pastor of st. Paul's Danish Evan
gelical Lutheran church. 1910 l.
street, at 3 O'Clock Sunday. Rev.
Hasle comes highly recommended
as a forceful speaker. and altho
only 80 years of age, has had sew
eral years experience with pulpit
work. Many prominent church
workers from verious parts Of the
Sound will attend the installation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-07-28

Continued From Our Last Is
sue
At this answer, which was de-
livered with the most complete
simplicity of manner, the specta-
tors Uttered, and the little judge
smiled and SERGEANT Buzfuz
looked particularly foolish. After
a short consultation with Dodson
and Fogg, the learned SERGEANT
again turned towards Sam, and
said, with a painful effort to con-
ceal his vexation, Nov, Mr.. We'll
Ter, I'll ask you a question on an
other point, II you please"
IF you please, sir" rejoined
Sam. with the utmost good-hu-
NOR.
do you remember going up to
Mrs. Bardell's house. one night in
November last?"
"Oh. yes. very WE'LL"
ooh, you do remember that.
Mr.. Weller" said SERGEANT Buzz
fuz, recovering his spirits; II
suppose you went up to have q
little talk about this trial-eh,
Mr.. Weller?" said SERGEANT Buzz
fuz, looking knowingly at the
jury.
II went up to pay the rent; but
we did get a-talkin' about the
trial." replied Sam.
"Oh. you did get a-talking
about the trial." said SERGEANT
Buzfus, Frightening up with the
anticipation Of some important
discovery. Now. what passed
about the trial; will you have the
goodness to tell US, Mr.. Weller?"
with all the pleasure in life.
SIR" replied Sam. "Arter a few
unimportant observations from
the two wirtuous females as has
been examined here today, the la
dies gets into q very great state
o. admiration at the honorable
conduct of Mr. Dodson and
Fogg-them two gentlemen as is
settin' near you now" This. Of
course, drew general attention to
Dodson and Fogg. who looked as
virtuous as possible.
1.-THE attorneys for the plain
tiff" said Mr.. Serjeant Buzfuz.
We'll! They spoke in high praise
of the honorable conduct Of
Messrs. Dodson and Fogg, the at
torneys for the plaintiff, did
thew"