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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
A Ipony Couplc.

'They say Bocs is crazy on the su3-
icct of golf and his wife Is equally
crazy over auction sales"
"Nes. and the funny part of Il Is
they both talk in their sleep. The
other night lodEer IN the flat heard
BpgCs shout Fore" and Immediately
Mrs Boggs yelled, -Four and II qusr-
tcr''n
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
I'rSa,f.

SPONGE think that street ca
a, Just passed
Rlotter "lfow yuh know
Sponge - can shce its tracks"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
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For Practical Utility the
Electric Automobile
Is UnrivalIed

Stop for moment and figure up what features
| Of performance you want IN the automobile you
| buy.
| We venture to any that il you do that you will
| pick the electric automobile instead oi the gas
In the first place n major share OF the cost Of
building n gas car is devoted to creating ire
| mendous speed and great touring ability.
| Money spent for tha, cant be spent other
| things no ,hn, quality must be sighted IT
sonablc selling pnce is to bc offered
| You really havono need or for excess speed
and grca, touring ability the things which are
emphasized in the gas car But the electro
| automobile is built along usable, practical lines
The dominant thought Is to develop quality.
comfort. reliability. economy. case OF operation.
cleanliness and opecd and mileage that you viii
| oil the time.
| The modern electric automobile is powerful.
hsh,nwheel. easy handling flexible and quick
OF pickup.
1t gives 80 to 100 miles a single charge OF
the battery.
| |, will pay you to make a visit to your nearest
| electric automobile dealer and let him give you
| demonstration.
PUBLIC SERVICE co. OF OKLAHOMA
"AT YOUR SERVICE"
So ~ w%s Your ins nss to Wn the the Ted Cross
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-16
This Store Opens the Door to
All Gifts Electrical

There Electrical Gifts to suit occasion and for all
Choice and almost unlimited This is Americas Electrical
Christmas and Electrical Gift settles all your perpexng questions
easily and quickly satisfactorily the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
OuertrO paa 0ase.

5 Roroiif MISSIONS GiOsifriit
iorteller en- norif NtisiionGr Gbr.
5. 9orne ON 9eoningeiolfene pua
RaOagasfar, Der er Animiiter.
San Aupner peri ben iterfe OUer-
tro, Der raaoer blanot Dem pua
Gage, 8o8o9lgeri talOer ban oct.
@runotanfen er omtrent Oen:
3ner al llgens 7 Dage itaar
u1oer Ell beitemt Stierne: Denne
.nirfer paa Dagen oe paa alt, bOu0
Der ifer paa Den. 0isie Stierner
er mere eller minore ilette, Og 6rin.
ger meo Jig enten en- taalelig Sf9b'
ne eIler en- 8nnifpbne. Scr at
funne benDtte Den rette Dag pna
rette Raaoe maa man oioe Oens
Stierne. Ger er Gage, bDorpna
man meo 9elo fan begDnOe 8rig.
O9 Der er Gage, iom er iGroeIes
6eIoige at p~aabegpnoe ct arbeioe
Der ftoffer gti9Oom. Omtrent oOer
6eIe D3aoaga5far er SSnoag en-
ierIig beloi9 Dag at 6egpnOe @arf
arbeioe pao. 5 SnolanOet OeHter
man enten til Ssn6ag eller Eirs.
bag meo at paabegDnOe &is6siten
- 9taar Observation-Disclosures ifal
no paa LANCE 9feiier for at tiene
Yenge, geres ale 5or6ereoelier
poo 2sroag. og Ssnoag Norgen,
r1aor 0e fsrite Solitraaler forgDlOer
3ielotoppene, bprer oct aiiteO. Nan
mod pente meO arbeioet til rette
Eio poo Daeen. geaar Dagen bel
Der, fan intet nnoet emo 8egrGDelie
paabegnnoes. Gen MAJ alorig paa'
begpnoes Tor opaoeanenoe, men fun
paa neonogaaenoe Dag. Sunleoes
bar oct bpn6t, at ieg bar opret
inoiteret til 8egrapelie al. II. -
Nen ON 5orlooeliel = Seq bar
maattet pente banoe til ct og to
ON gitermioooeen. Sar man
fsrIt lprt Sfiffen at fenoe, er Der
ingen 5are / 8eien, ba fan man
Ielp paste Tioen.
Gen Dag man er isot paa bar
8etponing for belle bette 2ip; ben
Dag man besrapes paa bar Be
tponine for belle bet fommenoe 3ip.
Com befen6t fan ingen beige i'm
Jsoielsoog. Oct er Sf9bnens
.Ei1ffiffelie. = OR man fs6 poa en-
goo DAG unoer en- beloig Stierne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
0eitsbOUeu Sen

On Del al pore 2lpiier bar sien.
ipnlig misforitaaet ben Oirfeli9t
aarafter al De 6reosprogrammer
Iiom 6leo peotnget Of Socialiitfon-
ferencen / Stocfbolm og Central.
fomiteen Tor set rusiiite Arbeioer.
og Sol0oter4RanO. De ipnes at fro,
at 5tocf6olm4@ rfleringen er en-
ri og upartiif ll0talelie al De SDns-
maaoer, iom bibles nf ben interna'
tionale Socialisme, og at oct rus
life 5reosforilag er ct irit og ianot
u0trDf Tor bets 0emofrntiIfe Op-
Ifattelie.
De bur0e fltnne ie, at bette life
er De oirfelige aenOsgerninger.
a%onferencen / Stoctbolm bar fife
ct Representation Nsoe al 8eroens.
iocialismen. Gen par planlagt Al
oct tDIfe ll0enrigsitpre, til at be.
gpnoe me0; u0giiterne bleu 09ftet
al tpife Benge, og DeIegnterne pdr
enten IpIfere eaer 6olf, iom itoo
/ 9piflanos Sob. Sngen al De al
liereOe Mngter, in0befattet limited
States, par repr9ienteret. Com
aonferencen oor ct inf Ws0e, oeo.
toa oen en- llOtalelie, iom par off
teret al 8niflano, og bOis 3eniigt
par at tiere tpife 5ormaal.
Det iamme saloer oct rnsIiite
tJreosforilns, iom i Sooeoiagen er
enslpoen6e me6 oct, Iom bleu oeo'
taget / Stocfbolm. Oct er M Ell
pei fen0t Sag, at oct beflagelige
Gsre og ben 8anmagt, iom rda.
Der | Ruslano, er en- 6rugt al tplt
corruption. 9e6erne al Huslanos
Haoifalere og anarfiIter bar boz
ret og er 1pIflanos betalte agenter,
|og oeres 5reosprogram piier ben
|tpife Seitebop liot flarere enoStocf'
|bolm grogrnmmet. Oct freoer, at
goelpggelien / geIgien og 2anoets
|aenreisning ifal betales for al ct
International Gon6. Werf bette:
De unrpnelige 5orbrpoelier, iom
|Epiferne bar begaaet, ifal tones
oq iaa blot bet la6er Jig gre
= grItatning pbes, life al 5orbrn-
'oerne, men at ANDRE, Tom lite bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

er aft / 0roen. % 9ioet ifuloe
bIipe berligt og go6t / ale Dele.
N}en er man loot pao Ell ono
Gag, un0er en- llbeIoig Stierne,
ga er Sun0reO % ct noe, % 9ipet
mna bIioe 0erefter. Hoget fan ser
DOG rettes paa, iiGr bois 6orplOre.
ne er rige. Snis Me0ieinman0en
betales go0t, oil ban nof / mango
Iilf9loe areie Den Rn1loe at butte
9nrnets 6soieIs0o9. Ronr iao Ell
lqiort, males Barnet nleo Rll o.
Serb, for at Ionoerne fife ffal
fenoe oct ieen.
Nen er ct Barn f6ot paa en- al
I6e oprite Gage og 5or9Iorene er
lattice, oa moo Barnet 0sl 2o6er
man set leoe, brin9er oct al Ser
0enS lllpffe ooef 8%orelorenc oe
Slegten. Get ripes lbnrmbiertigt
ira Nooerens 9rDit, ielp ON BUN
al0rig iaa me9et fla9er og beoer
ON at faa 9oo at beboIoe oct. -
Ser hiplper ingen fore Worl Oar
net NO iatte lol
9ogIe Stommer pIeier at fate
I~iaaoanne 9ern ben / Wpretlterne
Tor at De ifal tilintetqeres al oisie
|Imaa qraaoige llhnrer. Inore
ilpnaer oem ii1O / aue9ioloen eller
Irqger Dem / Den 8ei iom aoeget
Igaar inc og no al / 6oloen paa,
for at De Ifol trnmpes i Stuffer.
Nn6re logger Dem no / Sfopene
til 6soe Tor 6e oiIoe 0pr. = sitter
ANDRE faiter Dem i 6Go6erne Tor at
|6e IfaI 6rufne eller opilu9es al
arofooiIler elIer ANDRE %graooige
llbprer.
Ooeralt err oct en- itor @ienoom.
meligbeo, at tiItroos for, at Ani.
miiterne er mare til at it06ie BLOB,
iaa oriiter oe zig life til meo egen
|Soano at toge 2ioet at inaoanne
Born. - sos enfelte er l1oipttel.
fen maaife blanoet meo Oct Soab,
LAT Barnet ifltI6e fin6es al nogen,
me0ens 6et enonn er / lioe, og
|freIies.
Otter bette IfilI6e man fro, at
Gnimiiten life er i~nn6erlie gIno
'peo fine gsrn. 0eri tager ma
.ieil. San er opermnn6e 9lao oeo
Born. % Tom in9en onoen IN
.ifer ban mango. - So Here oes
'beSre. - ut opre barnlss or for
9InimiIten Ben itsrite nlpffe. Get
IAN bringe BAN til at 9nn ira 5or-
itan6en. 90 FOR at fan Born Tor
isaer ban alt, hno6 ban pdo no
aen Maa6e fan tpnfe fan biplpe
BAN til nogen. 81 er ban barnlss
oa Sen ii0Ite / SIeaten, er ban
Ssmt til at blipe Spe9elie, en-
8eruanQer. 9ette er ben itBrIte
Torban6elie en- Nnimiit fan tpnfc
Tia - hans Seloeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
9%eoianne er 5Orreocri - Arbeio
or Seier.

6or at pi fan ieire / arigen mao
pore Solooter fpmpe pad Slng-
marfen og port 6olf arbeioe. On
.oi oil, at pore SoI0ater Ifal fPm-
pc al al gpne, moo ri. iom er biem-
me, orbeioe boorot. ; 6reO er Dir
beioe Den 8ris, ri betaIer for port
'8rso; / arig er arbeioe bette og
mere; oct er en- bsi Bligt moo
5porelnnoet. aIt npttigt 4rbeIOe
al bpem iom BELT og al boilfen
.iom BELT art oyer onnOets @pne
til at oinoe SER. 2e0iggpngeren
er en- gnr6e ior 0anoet poa en- Sib,
oo oct bar 9ebop for al i'm Stprfe ;
oerfor fan oi iige. at 9e0iggang er
5orreoeri. efterlaoenbe0 / arbei'
BET / 9anoet betpoer en- lang og
foitbnr 9rig, ON life Reoerlag.
Srofait, baarot 4rbeioe for fulo
Camp al ale betp0er en- fOrtere
Rrig og en- iifter SER. Oh fan
oinoe 9rigen oeo at nrbeiOe alt
boao on fan, init boor on er. Sag
tat paa 9letten og brpo oig nlorig
ON aIoffenl
True translation filed with the
postmaster at Blair, Nebr., Nov.
9th, 1917 as required by the
act approved Oct. 9Th, 1917.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Sif min.

@runoet paa Omitpnoigbeoer oil
lea Iplge min Smeoie Iamt gqrf'
tsi og n5tocf." Ser er en- 900
Qla6s Tor en- Smeo, 6a oct er
Sen eneite / gpen. st mt 6 9p-
relies Sus pr ber oaina pna glao-
len.
Tor nPrmere 0plpsnin8er ifrip
til Bnl6emdr S6omien,
Sioneo, Naih, Dor 3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
gDrne6jems geitDrer % Seitprer-
inbe ieaes.

glaoien Iom 9eiprer og Be
itprerin6e paa ggrne6iemmet / @lf
Sorn, Soma, bliper leOig til |.
Morts 1918. 2en 400 Dollars
fri golig, aoit. 2ps, garme.
Muliqe qnIsgere be6es benoenoe Jig
til un0ertegneoe inoen /. Sannar
1918. Gn6efoIinqer ira neofom.
men6es grpit mna leOinge Anis1.
ningen 5. oee,
Mareus, Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

bort noget iom 6elit at gsre meo
Dem.
Get er oonifeligt at ifsnne
bnorGeoes nogen amerifanif Aois
meo Juno Snns fan la0e iig oilo-
le0e al oisie og lignenoe lloiIag al
ben tpIfe 5reospropaganoa. @nboer
nloa foritaa. at boaO TDIflanos le-
oenoe Wfpno logger an poa er at
ofIoIeoe Den offentIige Rening / De
oIliere6e 2on0e, og i9rlig i Uni.
teo States, o9 0eroeo ipGtfe De Il.
liereoes miIitpre 6orbere0eIier og
4rieseone, iaa 3piflano fan opnaa
Ell inf 6reo", boilfet finn er ct
anoet l1otrpf for en- TIFF SER. @n-
boer apis, iom 96r Jig eller laoer
Jig gore til ct Heoifab for 0enne
Propaganda, poer 5ienben SiGIp
Ststte.
9ette er nopnIig EiIi9l0et meO
De Blade, iom Tor oereS 9eiere
fremlegger De ira StocfboIm og
9etrograo uo9aaeOe 6reOSiorilag /
en- 6orm, bois tpife StempeI er
paata8eli8t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

imao 0renge pon 6arten omfring
peo 9r%pnoitrup. Baa 8renoItrup
9itermarf tom De mo til ct Yar
gamIe 6oIf, @br. @briltenien %
.9uitru, ser life oar biemme, men
paa Worten beo Ssitarbeioe. Ser
benptteoe oe to Smaafpre 9eili9be-
BEN til at iti9le nOget Smsr og
og forloinOe meo De rare Ga
ger. 0o 6olfene tOm biem, opoage-
De De mart, at Der bopoe o9ret
nbllone @9iter / 9eiligbeoen. S ben
Wening, at SDpen eler 5Doene
muligois pilOe toge meb Soget ira
9r9noitrlp Station, gif @br. @bri.
ltenien neo paa 9anegnaroen, bDor
ban traf De to SmnnfDre. Otter ct
fort 5orbsr tilitoo De greoenOe IN.
oeriet, og De itiaalne Suger blep
frotagne Dem, %bporefter De iif 9ou
til at Lobe"
airfclise Snbiumlinser. vi tirfe-
.lige Snoiamlinger er Der / 4aret
1916 / De unoer &oniTitoriet / 4iel
inrtprpn0p Airfer blepet foretdaet
/ aft 28. 8isie bar iii. ~6lib. ao."
i 6a0erslep Yrooiti gipet ct iamlet
.uobntte al 1884 Warf so Bien-
ming, / bennington 8ropiti 6,591
Nearf 81 8fenning, aItIaa ! Saoers-
leo Rreos 1896 Narf l 8feming,
/ belle Gropinien (Sertug0smmer-
ne SIespig, Soften % 2auenborg)
230,8t5 Marf 81 Bienning.
4fipGrret. De iiOite Dage al ben
forlpbne og 8egpnoelien al oenne
llge, ifrioes ser 13. Sept, bar pe-
ret meoet Storm. og regnfuloe,
meo0eles ser ira SalIigerne til
y6eim0ol", iaa Observation-Disclosures
bar ppret uoen BoItforbinoelIe
npiten en- bel 1ge.
9a Der ingen &urtofler fan gro
paa oenne Sollie, og oct lille 5or-
roa0 mart par opIpiit, isltesS tanos'
ningen iaa me9et Oes ube6agelige-
re. 9eboerne maotte / nogle Gage
friite 9ioet meo 9rso % NeIf /
Itrengt til0eIte Hationer, iiRr oa
Rsffenurterne life er tomne op paa
at Serfen i 6oraaret.
5lngtfuriss. 6or 6oriss pna at
.un06rnge Zig Sen tpTfe 8GrnepIigt
oeo 5lllgt ino oper BEN Oanife8ren-
ie 0gmtes oen ipttenaarige SieneIte-
farl Sens 8eter Rannberg oeo
2~an0sretten / 6lensborg til ct ballot
Mars 6qngIel, i0et Hetten iflg.
,6lIb. ao." tog ierligt Senipn til
bans llng0om.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
Gpncerlnudmc
en banif geteran fra ssnoer-

En oanif geteran fra SBnoer-
Dgllanb iorOeOes ! 81. ugenoi. Sio."
Eirsooe ben 4. Sept. paa 5Rbp
aIrfeenarO, nemli9 ben 92-aarige
Atels Nielien ira Veoaitrup peo 9a.
oerslep. 4f6soe, Der iteotes til 9pi=
&c iaa Iongt borte ira lit 9iem,
ae ira Den @rnp, bpor bans 9uitrn
gpiGer, bar iomnen meo i'm 5sn
ihuttet 6ertil un0er 9rigen.
SStte blot De oerboenoe Senoer-
bner, men ogiaa mango andre Al
Spens 6olf fulgte BEN 9amle Be
trran fra 4S og ga til 8rapen.
SiafOnisieltiftelien / TensbOrg
1or al Operpreiioenten ioaet Silla.
belle fill at inoiamle en- Susfolleft.
SnOiamlingen bar i'll. u8eimoal"
s1 6ormaol at forminoife Stiitel-
Rns @pI0, Ser er oofiet iterft / De
lenere 9tar iom 6slge al en- Del
~nsooenoige 9pggeforetagen0er
SrumbGr % &snnebGr. 9an6-
ruu0en / Aabenraa befenotgsr /
s~reosblooet, OF oct Iom 6slge al
Oen Itore 9rie FOR 5rl9t til
Rarmelaoe er paatrpngenoe MO.
Oenoigt, at oginn De pilot ooflenoe
9prfrugter, 9rombpr oe RsnnebPr
iumles og ofIeperes til 9reoiens
SamIeiteoer.
3or grombpr betaIes Der al Gam.
~leteoerne 40 Bfenning og for Rsn.
ucbpr ~ Yfenning 8unoet.
Rennebprrene mao finn ~afleperes
III Rreoiens SamIe- og Nootagel-
l~esiteoer; Snlg til andre er iorbuot.
eGssefartOflerne pil / 4nr bIioe
mOerfalteoe en- anoen 5remgangss
maaoe emo / 6ior, oa 5oripningen
mco 9pggetartofler bleo uoiat til
Turaoret oe par ooeroraget til
Observation-Disclosures gtu er
oct iii. gSeimoal" 4ommunalfor-
smt6enes Cpgape at Jorge for 2pg-
aetartofler, nemlig allereoe M /
&rterunret.
Glib. Ons6ag gftermi0Oog ben
5. September par @aoen foran
Observation-Disclosures" i 9aoers-
len III. 90 nRr pe6 at oRre
ipqrret al De nimaa, blna 8ogne4
% andre Rsretsier. Der funoe nenl-
la laos RliO, og Glib er 10 en- be-
gpret 8ore til Sbin og 5ierfrP.
a%Ommenbsiten er en- np 5eit,
lom fife er minoit inobrlngenoe,
Hrioes Der til n6lsb. Np.~. aom-
men. Der potter pilot poo @eitfn.
fen, err meget irooig / aar. Dan
fommer langoeis ira / ben liolte
Eio for at pllltfe Blanten PEG
5sier Sluie og langs Stranoen.
Oct lgnner Jig, naar man berer,
at man betaler 6reet, Der anDen.
6es til RrDooeri ! OIte og 9r9n-
oeuin, meo 10 Uidrf BunOet. 8es.
a6en uooinoes en- pteriif DIE al
Trget. Gn Wano berloe paa Bet
fpIten bar / Anr bait en- Snot9gt
al $1,000 Narf al 8ommen, JON
r groet pilot paa bans egen Soro,
Og mangen Smanmono bar iamlet
Rommen / aar og ifaffet Jig en-
imuf lille Snot9gt | oenne 8Drtto
Gm reenfnlO NaaneO. Sra 8pf
poa 6sr m~eOOeles, at aug. 9faa-
neo / Nar 6ar gioet 1919 Wili-
meter gfegn MOB genneminitlig 80
Rilfmeter Sc iiOite 81 Mar; men
Aen bar ogiaa Opret BARN, | 8en'
1eminit t7l3 @raoer MOB 1873
@raoer bet npbnte 9iosrum.
Smaa Sppe. 6slgenOe for I'll.
fanoen meget betegnenoe gegioen'
oeo 6eretter r6lensb. Gu.": ~3et
noropeItIige Sisrne al Saoersleo
areos oe pei iaetens ogiaa anore
/
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07
characterization / NensbOrl

characterization / TensbOrs
5ar al Operpreiioenten ioaet 8illa.
belle til at in6iamle en- 9usfolleft.
SnOiamlingen bar i'll. o&eimoaI"
Bet 6ormaal at forminoife Stiitel-
@ns @plo, Der er oofiet itprtt / De
lenere 9tar iom 6slge al en- Del
u~sooenoige 9pggeforetagenoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-11-07

Smaa Sppe. 6slgenOe for Sf.
ifan6en meget betegnenoe 8egioen-
beo 6eretter r6lensb. Gu.": bet
noropeItlige Sisrne af Saoersleo
arebs oe Del ia9tens ogiaa anore
gane biemisges itaoig af Sig9ere
Iro asbitpoerne og er alt bleoef
bet / lang Sio. Der fommer bonoe
oofsne oe 8srn, og De foregiper
nnpnIig Of oere ira 5lensborg og
nnaer oeres Rso oper, at be lite
tan faa NOT at Ipiie. De flelte Ste
Der foar De liot Ssoeporer (@rpn,
Rel, sGg o.. I. ~ eller noget at
fpiIe, oa Soft bar W~eolioenbeo
meo Staflerne. Nen nogle Of Dem
oesperre en0ogiao gsrn
all OsIaa itiale, nanr be fan ie De.
res Snit bertiI. Desoprre Ipnes
RoraIen Dos llngbommen MI I'M
her arieen at innfes nDiten ! ollie
Retuinser I en- meget betrnfelia
Brao.
Torleoen Dag bar inaleoes to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-02-03

| 1t has been for number of
years back, yet the problem of
unemployment has not been set
tied, nor do l believe that it can
be accomplished under our pres
ent form of economic and indus
trial management.
As to the statements regarding
the Increase cost of living, there
is little need of comment by my
self. The U. S. bureau of labor
undertook its first survey of the
cost of living in 1914. In 1915
it repeated its inquiry, and again
In 1916 the same budget was
compiled. The result of which is
matter of record, and shows
that there was a gradual upward
trend. The cost Of foodstuffs and
fuel for a family of five were as
follows, in our immediate vicin-
ity: 1914, $41S.46; 1915,
$443.72: 1915, $461.42.
From all available information,
there has been no perceptible in
crease In wages throughout the
northwest, excepting the metal
trades, during the same period,
and my only wonder is how the
workers devise ways and means
to make ends meet, with this in
creased demand upon their earn
ings.
Hoping this will meet with your
approval. am,
II. ROY HARRISON,
Supt. City Free Employment Blu
reau.
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In the Editors Mail

facts apparent to every open
minded man ought to be suf-
ficient proof that the city Is
more prosperous.
Offsetting this, certainly It
must be admitted that an in
creased cost of living Is cut
ting into the gross gain i'm
the average mans income.
But SO far as i have been
able to determine, Tacoma
now on the whole is vastly
better off than II was shortly
after the opening of the war.
IL MIR. King chooses to
think the reverse, we shall
have to agree to disagree.
For l cannot concur in his
view.
As to conditions six years
ago, as compared with those
of today, that is an entirely
different matter, and Is rails
Ing a question aside from the
subject l was discussing when
l wrote what started this
gOod-natured controversy.
When Mr.. King wrote the
last time I asked Mr.. Harri-
son of the city free employ
ment office about labor con-
ditions. l print his reply
hepeWith.-EditO
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WALL ST. NIPS
GERMAN CROWD

planning a big coup, one of the
greatest in Wall street history
when it became apparent that a
break would come and that Ger
man houses were selling in antici-
patton of cashing in on the expect
ed decline. These interests sup
ported the market and today there
spread through the street stories
predicting great railroad and in
dustrial earnings should war come.
Costs Them Millions.
The German crowd has planted
in the market reports of success
sive crisis passports for Bernstofff
and bear stories" of various ma
ture for months.
At each successive crisis, real or
imaginary, they have been short
and have covered on the decline,
making big profits. Wall street
rumors have connected Won Bern
storff himself with these opera
tons.
The coup of big American inter-
ests today apparently turned the
tables on the German crowd,
which has been reported piling up
gigantic short interest for
weeks.
The object of the drive upon
this group is to leave them hang
ing on a limb, short probably to
the extent of millions, and with
no chance to cover except at huge
losses,
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NEW YORK, Feb. 3-In Won
derful demonstration of patriotic
exhortation and concerted pool
action by big interests, the stock
market was turned upward and
became a booming war market to-
day.
1t was reported on the best au-
thority in the street that the big
German houses which have been
selling short in anticipation of a
break on news of the submarine
crisis were caught by the upturn.
Clews Makes Speech.
American flags appeared in the
street soon after the news of the
break with Germany spread and
brokers jumped upon chairs in
their offices and made speeches to
their customers, advising all to
cover their short sales.
Henry Clews, octogenarian
member of the exchange, was one
of the speechmakers.
Il advise everybody in this
house to cover" he said. The
United States is entering a period
of tremendous prosperity.
Morgan and s. d.
1--WE been through the Civil war
myself and | believe the United
States Is unbeatable"
The general understanding in
the street was that Standard Oil
and Morgan interests joined in
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ers of it learn they will have to
serve their sentences, the sooner
We shall settle this question. Com
tinuance of the past practice by
the court and other officials is
bound to subject them to the most
serious criticism"
The members of the committee
who signed the statement are Dix
IL. Rowland, DR.. e. st. Clair Os-
burn, president City Federation
w. @. T. u; B. w. Coiner, II.
b. Warren, U. e. Harmon, H. P,
Burdick, Alfred Lister, Rev. We
II. Selleck, DR.. j. F. Briggs, Mrs.
j. w. Brokaw, Grant Dentler.
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Praise for Weyer
EDITOR THE TIN

EDITOR THE TINES:
Although not belonging to DR..
Weyer's congregation, | think 1t
due to him, as member of this
community, to make public ac-
Acknowledgement of the debt this
city owes him for the two splendid
sermons he preached recently on
1.-The Perfect Woman" and THE
Man of Honor"
1t is an asset chat those who
have the true interest of their
city at heart, recognize) to have as
citizen, one who upholds so
ably Gods moral standard for
man and woman, who fearlessly
proclaims that standard, and in
sists upon it, on the one hand, and
holds up the real resource for
those who are DESTROYS of reaching
it, on the other.
| only regret that more did not
hear the above addresses than the
1900 the First Presbyterian
church accommodates.
He advertises to commence next
Sunday a series of addresses on
"Christ's Second Coming and ]
wish to urge all who want to hear
a fearless Defense of the Truth,
and get an uplift for their spirits,
to go and hear him on Sunday
evening.
j. II. DONALD.
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Rivers
to Cross YETI
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

CARNARVON, Wales, Feb. o.
1--WE have no doubt of the ulti-
mate victory, but there are many
broad and turbulent rivers we
must cross to that end which the
nation must help bridge" 1eclar-
ed Premier Lloyd George he; e to-
day. He spoke to an enthusiastic
ally cheering crowd of $1,000 his
former constituents in his home
town.
Besides the rights of small ma
lions, we are fighting for the doc
trine that the Turk Is incapable
OF governing any race justly -
even his own" he continued.
The premier congratulated the
labor party for its recent decision
| to cooperate in the nationals
work and to abandon it's critical
attitude.
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Beautifying Tacoma

EDITOR THE TIMES:
In your paper Of the 29th | saw
the names of those who were &C.
lected to beautify your city and
noticed some that l personally
know don't even keep their own
lawns green. Now why are not
people picked out who know what
flowers are and what months they
bloom?
1t is easy enough to get hold
of such people by asking some one
in each addition for the name of
one who grows the most and the
best flowers.
If such people could be gotten
to serve, ! believe it would bring
better results. Half of the people
don't even know that their lawn
are suffering more from want of
lime than fertilizer.
Natural fertilizer is getting so
scarce, it needs someone who
knows what may be found to take
its place.
ONE WHO BELIEVES IN BEAU
Trying.