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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-COntinued.


SACRIFICE ACRES; 5.RooM BUNGALOW;
shade, chicken houses, etc.; Is minutes walk
from two electric lines; cost 81. 800; make me an
offer. J. G. PARKER, Owner. Vienna. va.
OWNER, NEEDING MONEY. WILL SACRIFICE
nearly new and very attractive suburban resi-
dence. Accessible to Washington and less than
one square to electric line station. Exceedingly
doors doors and hardwood Tim trim; sleeping porch: tiled
bathroom. Hot-water heat. gas. electricity,
sewer. concrete cellar under entire house; in
142-B. Star Office.
CHEVY CHAsE-REAL BARGAINS IN TWO
dwellings which must be sold to close estates:
iooniss R Price, 50. 600. % LenoH st.. east Of Conn
ave. 10 rooms. Lot so110o. Price, $500.
WEAVER BROS. 1856 18th.
1O2 BENNING ROAD NE; LOT 1oO121s: b-R:
asfns sfMy sell to
| terms or rent cheap; may consider trade for
sew sew YORK g sRA EsrAE 3 1923
FOR sALE-s4. 100. NEW GROOM BUNGA-
low; h.w. heat: built-n refrigerator. table and
seats. Lot 43x12S. Take Rhode Island ave. car.
III kearney st. ne: .Ps.
CHEVY CHASE rfEIIT GEHsT T;n6vS g; e. IS A BEAU
so All md os Go feet ct
clause that all houses MUST be detached. Prices
wish % +" '.s inspect r. as7a.:s. ,,,,.,,.
I-3 ACRES on electric and macadam I'd: 7-r.
"I'1, i acre; Or. modern dwell Hyattsviile: Nd /;
TTHHR Gshass M ire5 coSsoR sois
o23-224 Oxford bldg. 726 18th st. NV. 1ss,
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUNGALow--5 ROOMS.
Easy Easy terms terms "a 4. B. oAMPRELL. i41o II:
AT GARRETT PARK. Md: u ACRE. 7-RooM
Garden. CAREER Price. $1,000. Easy terms.
McLachlen Banking Corporation.
NJ 49,. 10th and sts. NV.
BARGAIN. CHEVY CHASE, MD.-1ooIl4o:
fruit. shade: sewerage: gas. electricity; pump
and we'll. DENTIST. 18th and Pa. ave. NV
TEN-R0oM HOME; EVERY CONVENIENCE:
garage: Wis. ave-; bargain. Address Box 1s,o,
Star office.
LARGE EIGHT- ROOM PEBBLE-DAsHED
house; porch: cellar attic; closets: electric
lights; hot ter heat; modern plumbing: s''ooo'
Chevy Chase. Box 23. Western ave.
CALIFORNIA RUNGALOW-s ROOMS AND
ba tn and heated garage; natural shade; $ee.Zoc:
reasonable terms: Chevy Chase, D. {. Address
Box 246-C. Star office.
FOR sALE-s25 MONTHLY. WITHOUT CASH
payment: excellent house; z rooms and oath: :
furnace heat electric lights: gas: artesinn water
:rees and poultry houses: located high eleva-
ton; one block fran electric cars. ,s see owner
NEW s-ROOM HOUSE, IN CHEVY CHASE. D.
G., III squares from Conn ave- car nne; me- ro,.
so feet front; fine trees: southern exposure
| hot-water heat. Address Bog BIC. star once:
A COlY 4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW IN
NV suburbs: square from cars: half hour to 1ith
and F; hot-water heat. gas range electric hght;
city water and s ard mouse
G. G. LACEY, 10 14th st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C-CORNER LOT. e5 FEET
front on a 1901 foot street; on grade and plenty
Of trees. Price. sl.95O. il sold at once. Address
RoY o5a-R Star office.
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FOR sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

FOR sALE-oNLY 5000 FOR NO. 1886 18th
ST; Nv; COST OWNER 1000; RENTED
F0R $s7 PER MO. 81 .o4o PER YEAR; Or Or
BRICK STORE AND APARTMENTS; TRUST.
81 500. FOR YEARS, AT 51s PER CENT;
LOT 20x14O TO BROAD ALLEY: THE CHEAP
EST BUSINESS PROPERTY IN THE CITY.
SEE AT ONCE CHAS. A. SHIELDS. 1886 NEW
YORK AVE. NV.
FOR SALE-BCSINEsS PROPERTY: 10th ST.
NV. bet. and H. permanent tenant: owner
leaving city. Address Rox SGD. Star office. 1ss
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l.. >, 3 ACRE LITTLE FARMS" IN FINE
Silver Spring section. for sale, from $500 TO
$1,000 per acre; buy and reduce living cost;
easy terms: homes financed. Phone n. 1220.
OWNER, 1923 Woodward bldg
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FARMS.
FOR SALE-Confin1e6. .

FOR sALE-Continued.
ss,b:aa 1ssrss barn. $500; catalos. B. +. PERRow.
500 ACRES ON TIDEWATER; MARYLAND
side: about miles from Mt. Vernon; large
house. barn. tobacco house, tenant house. etc !;
pleasure or practical q, use. with investment
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
900 Southern bldg. Phone Main 1895
TRUCK. dairy and chicken farm for sale cheap.
Address Box 11sC. Star office. IS.
FOR sALE-FARNi. AZ ACRES. $4,000. FOR
crete pike: 8 large room dwelling. large barn.
chicken houses and other outbuildings: large
fertile. high and healthy excellent chicken
%,5 %%; 5'ss ssSaIL%ooD: 1881 st: Prone
VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
FARMS.
Poultry. trucking. dairy. blue grass. stock
cad psaas ~aie K
Pa: ave: NV. Wash. D: G: Main s457:
100 ACRES. $500; GOOD GROOM HOUSE.
inss: spring water: @ streams Is tiil.bie. bal
anee in timber; family orchard: miles from
CARR. CARR. HS.tssviiie. y t. arei' IA. ApD' AA-nA
FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIEs. ONE
TO 600 acres. for sale exchange.
NcLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
n. 4S2. 10th and O sts. NV.
FINE ESTATE. SHENANDOAH VALLEY. 214
acres good state cultivation 14r., b., Colonial
dwell outbldgs.; large orchard. Price. $22 500.
1870 acres; river front, st. Marys county Nd. /;
macadam road good improvements $1,000.
9-acre Maryland truck farm: Z miles out; good
improvements: fruit. Price. $4,000.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR & CO..
o23-224 Oxford bldg, 1875 14th ST NV. 49,
BEAUTIFUL AND PROFITABLE FARM IN
high-class Chevy Chase Bradley Hills section;
half mile from new boulevard and line: on
good road: large brook; fine trees: price. $3.50
per acre. J. WALTER o'BOYLE. Suite s39
Woodward bldg. NJ. 78e.
VIRGINIA FARMS, TOWN AND SUBURBAN
property. Suburban home acres. s rooms,
BATH $4,000. J. Il. NORMAN, Purcellville. Va.
oOs
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160-ACRE FARM IN p. G. COUNTY. MD. Z:
about = miles from BALTIC. boulevard: Tor. house !;
good outbuiidings; orchard; fencing; 2-3 tillable
balance young timber: price. $500; clear; traA
for investment property
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. l4o3 F.
s ACRES AND BUNGALOW AT BEECH AVE
nue. station. on Rockville trolley line; chicken
runs. orchard and small fruit. G. NJ SAITZ-
MAN. 1869 MintMood place. Phone Cal RI31 |.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FARM OF 100 ACRES, AT COLESvILLE, MD.
Gentlemen's home; IL rooms. bath, cellar. gas,
ot-water heat large bank barn. stables. chicken
houses, tile silo, 1S cows. horses,
mules $50 chickens. 10 hogs; nil necessary
farming implements: large and small fruits; 500
grape vines fine roads; very cheap: easy
terms. Will trade for business or investment
property.
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INVESTMENT PAYING 13T5 GROSS: PROP
erty consisting Of four two-story modern apart
ments under steady rental; rent totalng leo
ianeous, SIS: interest, $500: price. s12 500 sub
1ect to hrst mortgage Of 81 200. at ~: showing
a return Of 1870 investment of $1,000 FOR
further particulars apply to 1924 Florida ave ne.
FOR SALE-BY OUT-OF-TOWN OWNER.
three six-room houses. Will make price to pay
buyer 1876 for quick cash sale. Address G. A.:
BEALOR, 248 West Miller ave-. Akron. Ohio. 90
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.
BOOTHS BARGAIN FARMS.
VIRGINIA Farms.

BOOTHS BARGAIN FARMS.
Virginia Farms.
s3 OO0-Iorton Va 12O a.. timber land, watered.
S3 oOO-Accotink Va, 31l2 8r., fruit. fine soil.
50 3OOO-Alex.. Va, 20a.. ar, corn chick. house.
s., 3,250-Oakton. Va. 80 a.. Or. outbdgs., fruit
S3 5O0-Lorton. Va. 3 a., Or. bungalow with ba.
81 sO0-Herndon Va, 3 a., 7r., outbuildings.
81 S4OOO-Burke, Va. nv a.. new ir house.
81 OOO-Arlington, Va. u, Or. houses.
81 OOO-Oakton Va, 341a a., sr., 1oo fruit trees.
81 5OO-Herndon, Va, % a., 10r, lnrge orchard.
So 55O0-Oakton, Va, 90 acres, Or. outbuildings.
s6OO0-Nokesville. Va. 113 a.. sr.. outbuildings.
SG0O0-Oakton, Va, 26 a.. 6r., outhldgs.. fenced.
Se.5OO-Lorton. Va. 54a4 a. ar, outbuildings.
Va, s5 H., 1r.. outbuildings.
Sc 9,yo-Alex Va 115 a. SO a. cleared no inps.
IS s5oO-Warrenton Va. lot l501296. Tor. III. i.
50 5O0-Fairfax c. H.. Va, Ill a., Tr., outbldgs
81 OOo-vienna Va. 81 a.. 11r., outbdgs., fruit.
sl3 oOO-oaktou VA, 1888 a. sr., outbldgs.. orch
sl4,soo-Round Hill: Va. ~ a. 9r barn. fenced
Montgomery Co.. Nd, Bargains.
s. O00-silver Spring. Nd, a.. 5r outbldgs.
81 2Oo-Fairand. Md. 80 a., 20 a. in tm. no imps
s25O0-siiver Spring, Md, 8 a. Or. bungalow.
s. sOO-Ashton. Nd. 81 a. Dr., outbdgs., fruit.
So 0OO-CIarksburg, Nd, 80 a, ST., outbldgs.
81 4,5oo-Colesvlle, Md, IA a., no improvements
IS OOo-Bowie, Md, lis a.. 7r., fruit. outbldss
So 0Oo-kensington. Nd. SO a.. 6r., fruit. fenced
$65O0-SilFer Spring. Md. 90 a.. 7r.. fruit. outb
65oo-Birtinsville. Nd: !. a, 7r.. outbldgs.
S75OO-Lay louisville. Nd, a4a.. Sr.. fruit outb
S12 5oo-Mont gomery CO., Md. 30 a.. l0r
SIS O0O-Wash. Grove, Nd. 80 a, 10 a. fruit
sI5 750-KensinGton. Nd. los a., sr b.. outbds.
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY.
Exchanges considered. 712 5th st. NV.
Main
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-A SMALL PRETTY VlRGiNlA
home Il miles from Washington. Write A j.
SEARLE. Burke. Va. r. u. Box ~
81 900; $500 CASH. BAL. MoNTHl.f.Goop &
rn. house; newly papered painted; large pour
try house & garage: miles out: blocks 10
trolley u mile TO boulevard: going west ana
must sell Address OWNER. Box 4. Rerwyn. Nd.
BY OWNER-NEw HOUSE IN TAkoMA
Park; |. rooms and toilet downstairs ana
large room upstairs. 32x22; water and cleo
tric lights: cellar under the house; : large iots
each 4ox15o. Price, S2.i5O. 81 600 cash: pal
ance can run tor 10 years. Address BOX loS-p'
Star Office.
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1854 CHAPLIN ST.. oni FLOOR: sR.. B.. 1850
1886 Chapin st., 1st floor. Dr.. b.......... 25.50
e115 11th. 5r., b., LIST floor. ....-....-... 2o.3o
These properties all in good condition:
Gail Main 1880 for key. Get our complete list OF
vacant properties.
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO.. 14th and b Sta
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A THREE -RoOM-DEEP HOME. NV. WITH
| very large back yard colonial porch. rooms and
bath. This be bought at the bargain price
| of 81, GOO, owner is leaving city. Same house
| next door renting for ST 80
| Apply h. H. BERGMAN & CO.,
| 6S1 st. NV.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

FOR RENT-SMALL FARM NEAR MT. YER
non. Va; Is minutes walk from electric rail
road owner may board with tenants; for
sale, 30 adjoining Mt. Vernon. Va. will
sell part OF tract. Address ktEHLlNG, 1920
Calvert st.
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FARM FOR RENT-17O ACRES on POTOMAC,
IA miles south of Washington; 81 acres in orch
ard. Call write. Owner. ABA Park rd. NV.
OWNER WILL RENT TO RESPONSIBLE TEN
ant SIS acres. 10 miles out in Va: good dwell,
outbldgs. fruit: 35 acres clear; refs. required.
Address Box l2S-R Star Office. 1Ss
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GARDEN! GARDEN!
would YOU like to own beautiful ami. de-
tacbed house TO suit your own requirements ana
surrounded by a half acre garden, IN Al re
strict.d northwest section? If SO. We only re-
ouire 5000 in cash and balance TO your price ana
terms This is wonderful. economical proPo-
stion and does pay to inquire Tor ,hiorma tion.
Address rox SsD, Star "flce. "
I7ZGALOW-8ARRETT PARK. MD.
S rooms bath. hot and cold water: furnace
heat: one acre ground; stable, outbuildlnss ana
chicken run; magnificent shade trees.
Apply to Owner.
". O. HAZARD. Garrett Park. Nd.
CORNER LOT FOR SALE IN SILVER SPRlNG.
Md; reasonable. Address Box S6-D Star once.
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So Up Daily; Special Mkly, Am. Plan
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia. av close to Beach and all attractions
Capacity 800. Every comfort; private baths, els-
vator, ETC.; notable table, white service. Amer
loan plan. Booklet Auto meets trains. WI Shaw.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES.

DUE To IMMEDIATE NEED OF (
cash. will sell equity in row of in
vestment houses subject first trust
of 81 900 at figure which will yield
net 1879 after deducting all en-
penses. agents commission, repairs,
etc. Address Box GID, Star office.
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s.. 75o-ON TERMS OF $3.50 CASH. BALANCE
10 sait, will buy the best suburban nome panEah ta
electric lights, concrete cellar: lot a0klia con,
crete sidewalk from electric cars TO door: ~
r,;rn,os, ride TO center of city: Communication
rote 81 OK per month Address Box 32s C. Star
office.
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I FOR SALE@COnffnued,
8 A., OR. HOUSE, $500. 20 A., Or HOUSE.
large barn. $1,000; catalog. b. :. PERR0W,
I Remington, Va.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28

SEATTLE, Nov. 2S.-Further
disclosures of the operations of
the Italian anarchist pro-German
organization, rounded up by fed
eral authorities yesterday, were
made by Henry M. White, immi-
grafton commissioner In charge of
of the governments crusade, to-
day.
Schools" he said, have been
actually established here to teach
boys how to spread the propa-
ganda, and instruct them in a life
work OF anarchy.
parents affiliated with the
Circola were taught birth control,
so that their time would not be
overburdened by raising so many
children that 1t would prevent
them from bending all their en-
ergies to the propaganda.
Aimed at Armies.
zone of the instructions was:
Don't send your children to
capitalistic schools, but to the
Circola schools Secret classes
were established at 1909 Weller
ST., Seattle, where the band had
its headquarters
White said that a careful scru-
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STARTLING DISCLOSURES
IN PLOT OF ANARCHISTS

tiny of the evidence obtained by
the government dio not warrant
the assumption that the reds
aimed to assassinate either Presi-
dent Wilson or King Victor EN-
manuel of Italy.
But 1t has been revealed" he
said, that the organization's aim
was to break down the morale
Of the Italian arwies-and later
CT her allied armies"
Money was sent from Seattle
to headquarters in italy and PAM
pallets distributed among the Ital-
ian soldiers urging them to shoot
down their officers, fire over the
neads of the enemy and desei {
wien barracks could not be made
centers for agitation.
Letters Intercepted.
In addition to the revelations
made by Massullo, one of the chief
lieutenants, letters were intercept
ed which he attempted to smuggle
from solitary confinement thru
the jail janitor
The letters we're to be delivered
to outside members and Instruct
ed the recipients to destroy evil
dence and come to his aid. The
janitor was to be paid $1,000 for
delivering the messages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28

are right in style, convenient,
flossy and all that, but
There has been an unusual
epidemic OF sSoplifting this sea-
son; In fact. more serious than
ever before.
And the big. roomy bags do
make the finest caches In the
world for the professional shop
litter. who wants to grab some
thing and get It into a hiding
place quickly.
Ask for Sales Slip.
Not that Tacoma housewives
who hang knitting bags on their
arms are shoplifters. Far from Il.
Nearly all the shoplifttng that
has been done recently has all the
earmarks of the professional.
The point is that the profess
SIGNALS are using these bags to
good advantage. A strong force
OF detectives is operating in Ia
coma stores this season-and they
are viewing the roo1ny knitting
bags with suspicion. They are on
the sharp watch, and It IL just
possible that more than one In
nocent shopper who persists in
toting the Dig bags around may
be caused some embarrassment.
We wish that Tacoma women
would insist that all parcels be
wrapped and sales slips given
them" said Walter REYNOLDS of
the Rhodes Brothers store. who
has been selected by the mer-
chants to see that housewives ara
informed of the situation. Every
store has a rule that the clerk
must do this, but often a woman
will be in hurry, taking a parcel
and slipping it into her bag.
Professionals Come.
IF her package Is wrapped and
she has the sales slip she is per-
fectly safe; otherwise 1t might
be hard Nr her to prove her in
nocense.
Tacoma women can helm IN
greatly and avert suspicion from
themselves by leaving their bags
some place other than under their
arms while shopping. N
professionals have alwaya
passed Tacoma up before, hat now
with ezNnged conditions were
collecting here sony Of the ones
with the smoothest fingers"
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Home ON the Instannent PLAN For CashDO lit NOW
While Infant Death Rate Goes Up
Elsewhere, Here 1t Is Dropping

the inspector. Two other fami-
lies in the same block. all with
children. divide the cost of the
milk. and each takes a third of
the gallon.
Evasion. Maybe, But
They are doing Il simply be-
cause the price OF milk is SO high
that IL would be burdensome IL
they were to buy 1t at regular
retail prices.
"Dairymen complained to me.
saying that the families we're vio-
lating a law which provides that
all Notwithstanding stations must
he licensed and supervised. In
vestigated the case and took the
liberty to permit the families to
continue buying their milk at
wholesale.
ut may be an evasion OF the
law, but no one Is suffering thru
II, and several babies are able to
get their full supply OF milk each
day where otherwise they might
suffer a shortage.
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Omitted Press Leased Wire.,


CHRlSTIANlA. Nov. 28.-Scan-
dnavian kings, premiers and min
listers were assembling here today
for a conference of far-reaching
Importance.
The future policy of Norway
Sweden and Denmark Is at stake.
Neutrality at all costs was the
decision which the three nations
Jointly pledged themselves early
in the war.
An agreement was entered into
at that time that the scandinavian
countries would act in unison on
all questions arising out of the
war.
The constantly tightening en-
barge put in force by the allies,
plus Americas recent strict cur
tailment of supplies, has brought
about serious internal conditions
I'm the three nations.
Germany's control of the Baltic
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While other cities turnout the
country are reporting an alarm
ing increase in the number of In
fant deaths. thought to he caused
by the mounting prices OF milk.
Tacoma's death rate of babies
has suddenly taken a jump in the
other direction.
Health officials here are I'M
able to explain the phenomena,
because prices of milk in Tacoma
have increased In even greater
proportion to many other COM
munities
Since Aug. /. when the infant
death rate in other cities began
to increase from Is to 55 per
cent, records of the Tacoma
health department show de-
crease in deaths here of more
than 80 per cent!
by Months.
The number of deaths here of
babies one year or under since
the first of the year are as fol-
lows: February. 16: March, III;
April. IA: May, 8; June, IL; July.
Is; August, s; September. s; Dc
tober 8.
The National Commission of
MIX Standards has been organ
lied In the east to make an in
vestigation of the increasing
cost of milk, and its relation to
the large number of baby deaths
in all big cities of the country.
This commission has already
found that milk has been entirely
discontinued among many poor
families, and that baby foods,
evaporated or condensed milk,
macaroni, bread and even tea and
coffee have been substituted.
Use Cheaper Grades.
Cheaper grades of milk are be-
ing purchased extensively among
the poor classes of many cities
for infant feeding, with the re-
suit that there is an increased
mortality from diarrhoeal dis
eases.
All reports indicate also that
there is no decrease in the supply
of milk to justify the increased
prices.
The condition in other cities
may possibly be caused by the
large number of extremely poor
persons, and the fact that they
live in slums and tenement dis
tricts," declared Milk Inspector
DIR. r. A. Button today.
Cooperate.
But 1t is true that milk prices
in Tacoma have been boosted as
high as any place in the country,
and higher than in many cities.
There is undoubtedly suffering
in Tacoma because of the increase
in milk prices Particularly in
families with several children. But
/ have heard of no case where the
suffering was so acute as to be
even indirectly responsible for the
death of an infant"
DR.. Button told of one instance
where three families had combined
to beat the increased cost of milk,
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Norway May Wage
War On Germans

on the one hand; and Americas
insistence against Teutonic de-
mands for supplies. have put the
three nations in a position Of
great difficulty
Added to this has been an un-
dercurrent OF distinctly pro-ally
sentiment recently developed In
Norway, thru Germans ruthless
sinking of Norwegian ships and
ally suspicious OF Sweden's pro-
Gcrmanism, due to the revelations
of the Luxburg messages.
Sweden, according to well-de-
fined reports. has profited by her
winking at Germans use of her
diplomatic agencies for transmits
sion of messages.
1t Is declared here that a liberal
supply of wheat, harvested by the
Germans in tho Riga region, after
the Russians had been driven out
late In the summer, was shipped
direct to Stockholm.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28

AMERICAN FIELD HEAD
QUARTERS. France. Nov. u.s.
Not q single American soldier
has been lost to date in the trans
portation of the American army
to France.
In statement written for the
United Press as a Thanksgiving
message to the American people
today, Major Gen. William l.. ST.
bert, directly in command of the
American forces in France, held
this to be one of the main causes
why America should return thanks
tomorrow.
Gen. Pershing also sent . mes
sage back home" for the Ameri-
can people. The two messages
follow:
BY GEN. JOHN J. PERSHINGs
First, we may be thankful for
the spirit which great cause has
aroused In our nation.
Second, that our army IN
France increases and that it,
training continues. according to
plan.
Third. for the energy ana unity
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28
DRIVER IS RELEASED

After being kept in Jail since
Monday afternoon, Ed Hrust,
driver of motor wood truck, who
struck and injured George st.
Claire, a laborer, was released
Wednesday on 5000 bonds. St.
Claire is recovering, examination
having shown that his skull was
not fractured.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28
Shoppers, Leave Big
Knitting Bags Home

Women folks, kindly leave
those big knitting-shopping bags
at home when you go on your
shopping excursions, or leave
them in your car outside-at
least until the Christmas rush is
over.
This is the request sent out by
Tacoma merchants today.
These big knitting bags of yours
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28
CHICAGO BABY
FACES DANGER

The death rate I'm an artil-
lery regiment ut the French
front Is about y per cent.
The death rate among ba-
bies I'm the poorer sections
of Chicago il now about 30
per cent.
That means II Is four
times as dangerous to he IA
baby In those parts of Amer
ica's second city IN to be IA
soldier at the front.
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and dairymen had complained
about II.
"One family is purchasing a
gallon can of milk day, and get
ting IL at wholesale prices" said
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Cause to be Thankful,
Say Pershing, Sibert

Of purpose from home which sus-
tains us here and which will send
us the men and the material en-
abling us to deliver blows whose
result will give us even greater
cause for thanks when another
Thanksgiving day arrives"
BY MAI. GEN. WIN. l.. SIBERT
This little pioneer contingent
of mine has many things to be
thankful for.
We have progressed far along
our program OF training. We
have become so hardNned physi.
cally that despite exposure to the
rough weather our men have had
q minimum of Illness.
But most OF all we are thank
full for this: In the. great task
of transporting our army to
France we have not lost q single
|man--not one casualty. II II
very encouraging. Because We
know and our people back home
know that when the full f0rce Of
the United States can be trans
ported over hare and thrown into
the fight, then ~ allies will win
this war--hands down.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-11-28
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