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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

einen mitdnoigen Son ulb qege1r 1e=
me 8olfer 5n ifnben, nit meld]e1t
Stalben lid in 10 ma1dyem blutlge11
Hitngen gemeiien bot.
Sn allen biefen 2anoerm tit Der
@inflltb Ser Sront unperfenrtbar ge-
noe len. Die Sol0aten fenrlen Den
S6lterbuB nidt. Sic fampfen, wetl
oie Gflidt es sebietet. 8enn aber
Ser &unpf Doriiber lit uro 5reltnoe
uuo Seinoe ne6ereinanoer pertpatn=
set mlf oer1 Sdlacbtfeloe liegerr,
oun1a qiebt es ulldy fiir ous raube
4riegsbar1oeuerf m1r nod WSeniden
Damn iin0 Ste politiiden 9drpoel, oie
oen arieg per1triodt bober, Der
eelie1r; Damn bilft ei1uer bent unoeren,
10 out er farrn, ltno oaB grieFe, oie
unter Iulden glnoriiden geidrieben
ml1roer1, oen in Ser @eimatb geludbr=
ten I0lferbaB ner ltduroniblos unl
a%bGebreno gegerriiberi tunOen, beoarl
fir iene, ste menldlides 5ublen
ntht qar15 urrb gar Derlerrt bubet,
feiner grfl1rung. 3ieie griefe bon
Ser sront muren Sic gpongelien Der
Nafitenliebe, Ste Sic 9abgelange in
Der Seimutb Der tummen madten
uno einer ritterliden STRENGTHENING
o1td, TIT Ser Hrei1e sunni Siege perbal=
fen.
MuBer0em bot man 1id nod reht=
seitig erinnert, BOB Dieier &rieg ein=
mai 5u gnoe geben nu1B; ooB mbeoer
cine 3eit fommen miro, no ole Tolfer
m1f freunoiduftliden @erfebr ange=
mieIen iein merDen. $50 mar lt6 &C.
ge11ieitiq mieDer beil1hen, Marer1 uni
qeiitige Glitter a11stauidyen uno ltf
b%ernitben mlB, ste @urrben, ote Der
arieg gelhlagen, m0glid1It ldnea per,
nurben 5u mod,en. ltnb ie mentge1
SoB man geiat but, beit to leifter mir>
Iih bos erreiden luIIe11. Mlts oie1em
BrunOe hube1r tpir es lefr beOoltert
onB mu1he amerifu11i1de 3eltlu1=
qe11 u1tD leiOer m1d1 mal1dJe Der I'm
0fTentlihen Seben ltebe1loen Wea111re,
0em 6einoe gegenilber IN etnen Sor
perfo[e1 Itro, Ser nit oen priritlp;
item grfor0erniI1err elmer ritterlid1er
ariegfiibr1rng nidt mebr oeretlrbo1
lit. Sic hdtten iih ein gellptel or
BEN ariegsbot1hoften un0 Ionltlger
aunbgebrtngen oe5 Sberbutptes oe1
Hepnblif nebmen %ioller, IN melde1
man roah ether gebdlligen Nrtsla1;
lung gegen Sos 9ano, NIT Dent mi1
urrs I'M &riege befiroen, u1o geger
feline gep0lferur1g oergeben5 lltft
Sic uthnen oen 8eilt otter amerifo=
niifer Miitterlihfeit u11h Oern 6elr1oe
gegeniiber, un0 Dos lit es niht 5nlebt.
mus ihne1r SEN Gharafter mahrfuf1
7taotsndmm1d1er 7ofun1ente gtebt
Ssn 0ieiem 6ei1te lit ouh Sic eingongS
errpabnte @eiI1tng gehalten, u11o ooS
lit nod im1rer Der 8eiIt getpe1e1,
urter oe11en miloem Hegiment Die
Softer am be1ten gefahren linO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Sic boben S6mbpreiie.

9eoh SEN Mngaber1 eines 9eep Dor=
fer glottes linD sic Sduhpreiie in
Der leBten unbertbulb Sabren I'm
runo fu1nOert Yro5ent geltiegen. St
0ie7er Sat n11r fiir oen Siten ooer
fir 0o5 ou1o in ieiner geiammtheit
qilt, rpilien mir mht; aber 10 Diel
niIIen mir beitimn1t, baB es tbe11ere
gdube a1th in 0ieier Stabt gbebt,
uno 0oB a11h biei lie Gertbe1terltng bon
Ser armeren gepolferl1ng ihfper emit
pfun0en miro.
Gine11 perniinftigen @r1trro fir oie
Gertbe1perr11g Ser Sdube giebt es
11ift. SIM lesten Sabre 1tno IN Unite
rem 2un0e n1ebr Ni1tber un6 &alber
geihlodtet nor0en uls lemals 51tpor.
Stud, 6ie SGuteeinf1br bot betrdht=
lid) 5rgenommer1. 9agegen bot Die
shubo15f lrhr gart5 getrahtlih obge=
1omnue1r, unD 5mnr 6etrdhtltd ge=
1rltq, I'M Sen Mebrbeburf fiir TN |ere
Mrnnee ous5ugleiden. 60 oaB uuf
ser einbeimiihe Mebrbeoarf einer
@runo fir ste boben Erei1e 1ridt ob=
geben fann.
Midtig tit, 6oB o11h in Ser Sdub=
in0ultrie Ste 26bne geitiegen lir0, al
lein sic ou0urh berpirfte @ertbe1e=
r1rpg Ser Mrbeit 1tebt IN gur felnerr
WerbGltniB STIR G%ertbeuerung Ser
gdpuhe. 9ie 1ertherrerung infolge
Ser b0beren 90bne fann lih nlf bof=
items 5pun5ig Hro5er1t %belultfen. 9ns
2e0er miiBte iid olio un1 odt5tg Nro=
sent p%erthe1tert Baber, :Dern mani O1e
boben Ereiie oomit redtfertigen
monte, ur0 penn Sic 6abrifarter
mirflid 10 bobe Greiie fir bos bon
ibtrer ben0thtgte 9e0er 5uble11 mlll1en,
oonn m11B es cine Ste1e geben, ope
0us 2eoer fun1tlid1 berfheuert.
9ieie Stene glal1bt man git fenre1.
Msun ueiB, BOB STE GrpBidladter I'M
Getten Sabre cine Menge 9a11te 5lt=
riifqebulten buben, Tim Die Freiie IN
bie S0be GIT treiben. Mud oie grober1
@erbereien iolen Hieiengetpinne etr=
gebeimlt bobe1n, un6 alh on o1e1e1'
@%etpirmre11 ioqen bie 8roBihlahter
betbeiligt gefpe1e n fetn. Mean metB
ulio, tper fir Die bohen Sda1bpre11e
oerontmortlih tit, un6 tpo n1un an=
Ieben mltB, Tim 6ieier Musbe1ttung
6es Eatbliff1tr1s einen Tiegel por5l=
lfie6en. l1no bos io1te unper5ilglth
geifeben. @ern Sic Sda1bpretie 10
tpeiter itetgen, mie tie IN oen lebten
unoertbuIb Ssahren geltiegen 11no,
miro cine SGlfte 0es anerifuniiden
@olfes big 511m CONNER burfnB ge=
fen, uno oas tuiirbe Elm Mnblif iein,
ben Der Welt GIT eriparen mir outs
mefr als einer1 @r1tnoe a1e Teran=
laI11tng baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

er fritiiiert, beltebt uber nidt erit ieit
geitern. Mngelegenbeiten, Die BON
pirflidyer 8ihtigfeit fiir Dos Bolf
ltno, oie aber fetinen Bug" beiisen,
muroen in Der amerifaniiben 8reiIe
felt ieber uru0 nidt crit ieitoem mir
I'M ar1ege lino, ltiehniitterlih beban-
belt. 3us bat ieinen guten @ruro,
urlo oieier 8ru1lo lit, 0oB Die Ser
allsgeber Der groBen amerlfaniiden
Iuges5eitungen lbre ltntermebmun=
ge1t ein5ig uno aaein bonn gei6aft=
lide11 StunOpunfte aus leiten.
gtb1lde 3iele, mie 3um 8eiipiel Sc
bl1ng oes altbetiihen glloung5=
nipemls, urpgeibmirfte g]r0rterungen
iiber mtio1rale 5ragerl, iiber Wem}d=
beitsiOeale, Gburafter biloen0e unD
berthe e1poe Ibiidten ulD. mur0en
uno meroen bon un lerer S%agespre1le
nidt perfolgt. Sic bot ieit jeber DEM
2elepublifl1m MIR lolden Stoff gebo=
ten> Ser itnnlid uno ienlationea
mirft; fat aus bem &h1den immer
mir sic Holinen unb Ma1roeln gepidt
uno oieielben in geididter anoro-
nung 10 murogeredt lerpiert, bob
ous 2eiefutter, obre eri tie gefaut gu
peroe1r, Don epig %b1ngrigen &lienten
ru1r n1ebr binuntergei6lungen gu
mer0en bruudt.
Sssn 3eitlaufen mie Sen Iebiger, mo-
an oas Golf ltnglei6 erni tere uno
midtigere Jrugen b%erurtreten oils IN
6riebens5eitteen, madt ii6 Die ourf
pbele Sabre prafti5ierte G%ermobn1ng
reip. GeroerbniB Des @eldu1afs Der
3eitungsleler ourd unlere mooerne
Nreiie 11atiirli6 ooppelt unangenebm
bemerfbur. 9ie 3eitung5bera15ge=
Der, melhe bent Eltbltfum nah note
Dor Sen gar5eu geeuigfeits=G olat in
elmer redt pifanten @eiie 5urehtrib=
ten rpolen, nebmen <nbge6unger
Ser perI6teDenen &er1pultnng55meige
uulerer Negierung, sic ibnen eben
iest IN groBer 3abl 5ur Geroffentlt=
dllrg 5ltgebe11, e1rtpe0er gor nif1
al1f, ooer ieBen lolfen 2eleltoff IN
fleiner gdrift IN entlegerpe Minfel
10 ouB er ser Mnfmerfiamfeit oes Sc
ier5 entpeoer gan5 ertgebt ODER oof
BEN ginoruf berborruft, als Oh eS
ith babei tint nidts DEFENDERS @ldp
tige5 buroeln mitr0e.
SEER greel but 90 ietnen Singer
m1f cine alte, I'M unleren Sagen aber
beion0ers ldmer5lid empfunoene
@ltnbe IN 1n1erem 3eitungs1Dele len &C.
legt. Sen Mutb bier5u boben bisber
menig Mdnner IN 0ffentluhen Stel,
lurgen bemieien, oenn Der Mamod1
Ser Ereile g%egenitber magte e5 bi5ber
MIR ielter Elm Marrn, eine &ritif an
0erielben 5u iiben. 0oB Ser Motr
uber polfpmmen int He6t par, oaS
miro linn ieberrnun1, Ser ein Mug@
fir oie Sdtpdfer1 ur0 Jebler unle-
rer HreHe bat, 5ugeiteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Sud- einen ppu1 department Of

Jt1dJ et1tem DDm Separ1meW Ut
Sssrterior+giros fir g%r5ie6ung, erla1=
leren geriht lit Der 8eiuh Der Of
fentlif7en Sdulen in Nnterifu on1r6
oen 4rieg beeinfluBt rporoen. Cine
Statiltif BON 1411 Staoten uro 696
Counties 5eigt eine beinube BEN nor
molen gerbdltniIien entipredenoe
3unn6me BON 2A Ero5ent IN DEN
Glen1entm5Sdulen. Sn Dem 5odf
idltlen oagegen madt Die 3unabme
MIR II Ser getpobnliden 9A Ero-
gent aus. Die 3unabme I'M geiu6
Ser Sohidulen entfaat aluf Die metb=
lifen Stubenten. Sn alien &lalien
al1Ber Ser pierten bat Die 3abl Ser
&nuben ougegen abgenommen. Sn
SEN itdbtiiden GlemertarId uler lit
Ser 3utpohs et1pas u6er normal, IN
SEN itdbtifhen 5odfdulen aber tritt
Elm bemerflidpr Hifgung unter Dem
a!rraben berpor. 2anoidulen, iorDOb(
glementar mie 5odida1len, meifen
einige 3unobme IN Ger Sdnler5oB
gegen poriges Sabr ouf, ood GERM
ger als lie IN normalen 3eiten lein
miiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Uali6e Mnnabme.

e(ls cine Ser ltriude1r Ser NeDolu:
tion in Merifo miro uielfu6 Die
@runoeigentbums 6roge be5eit]net
Nuh einem geridt bon s. s. 8rpar
lit oiele Mnrpnbnre ieOod falid. Ser
1elbe 6uBert lid etuu folgenoer1ra;
Ber:
I'm 6us Weitleio Ser geFllblDollen
Mmerifmrer 5u erregen nno :Dre Au=
qer Dem grel1eltbaten Ser Gepolutlo=
ndtre 51 peridlieBen, boben Oieie IT,
nen meiBgemadt, 0nB Ste gro en
@utsbeiiBer jeoes Stiid 8r11no in
Mierifo 5uiauu1enidurren un0, me11u
Elm SnOiorner Dorauf Iitt, i'm fur5=
megs oaponjager1. 1u5 mire lun1=
mer1dobe, mern's mobr mare. Sc
gibt 51par groBe 5urmen in elniger
@egenoerp, mie bei urrs I'M Snoiono
un6 SQi1uois, 1pp STE gep0lfer11ng
aeritreltt lit, unb ie6r groBe int ollr=
rem Norbe1r, mo- mir Elm flei1rer Sbe1l
ben11st merben fun11 tDeger1 Weangels
an @u1ier. Soa r1an n1n lolde
6urn1en 5ertbeilen IN Merifo, mur1nl
nift m1h in SEN Gereinigten Stau=
te12
gs qibt nehr fleine 8r111tDbe1iber
m Merifo ols pielleift in irgen6 Ell
mem u1oeren 2unbe. Gritens eim1al
lin6 ldon bei1pube lehs Wiaionen Sn=
0oner in Merifo, Ste in a%bgeIonber=
ten 9orfern mobner1 un0 tyr 8e=
m~eirrbeglt ba6en. SON Sem Ibrlgen
SSnoianern, bie lif bon ibren Stdm=
men a6geionbert boben uno ge11ei=
niglih Merifar1er qeran11t weroen,
hoben iehr Diele ihr @rltnoitiif. De-
rem ;3uhl funn nidt genmt ungege=
BEN, m1tB ober 5iernlih boR ange=
ldloge1t merOen. SIM Stuate gb1o=
pa5 ii11o 3. 9. iiber 5ebntmt ienb 81
gentbirmer, beren 8efistbum urf
n1ebr a[s 5~tDeibl1rrbert Ibaler geidast
miro. 81 ste Ste11er bier lebr nieorig
lit, 10 lit noh eire grobe 3uhl fleine=
rer gigertbiimer mtsgeidloiIen. &on=
5entrierrng neutrality-suspicious. be-
ite6t in Mertfo nidt, bieln1ebr oas
@egentfeil. 3um geiipiel oos eberna=
lige gige1rtbltm Gunta Mrnes lit iebt
In 5ebn ooer mebr Tarn1er getbeilt,
0os Gigentn1m Son 8ortolo &C.
nu1rt, inn 5tuute Midoucan, in flint
5etn, Elm anberes in1 Staate 81tuna=
iuato logon IN fiinf5ig. 9ieie uno
dbnlihe 3erlegu11gen fanoen IN Sen
berfloiIenerr fiinf5ig Sabre1t itatt uno
es f0nr1ten nod piel mebr Tdlle an=
geqe6en tperber, als ste @ebulo oes
2eiers erlnltben tuiirbe.
@er in Werifo 2anb 6eIiben min,
Ser form es baben, unb 5tpar 5u ge=
ringem Ereiie. Diu5 but 10 l1rugefdbr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14
Nad aQerhanb mtloen @eriid]te1

iiber Die l1r1ade Der %furffbaren
5ulifur=a3ata itropbe lit lett Ser 2otle
nr6 Ser @apit6n 6es fran5Oi1iden
M1rnitionsi9iffes Monte glanc 1dul=
Dig %bef11nben moroen. Die Sabr=
lai1igfeit %ein5elner erlor1en but
Sauien6en bon Wenide11 6as 2eben
g~efoitet nn0 Mbertuulerl6en ldtpere
2eiDen qebruht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-02-14

oen @ebrita1ro, oen 2ebritnno umo
BEN NGbr1tano - un5Deifelbuff lit
Fiir Die meiiten 80fer, gan5 befom+
bers aber fir oas uuierige, Der Nabr=
1tano DER bei @eitem midtigite getpe-
ler1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
KERENSKY
CONFIDENT
OF RUSSIA
Omitted Press Leased Wire.)

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
LONDON, June 26.-'I am
certain the Russian people
shortly will join with you in
the great cause of freedom"
Alexander Kerensky, former
Russian premier, declared in
an address at the British
labor conference here today.
Il have just come from Mos
COW. My duty as a statesman and
socialist is to tell the whole world
that the Russian people are a
democracy, fighting tyranny"
Kerensky made a dramatic ap-
pearance at the conference. After
being introduced by Arthur Hen
derson, the British labor leader,
he made a speech in Russian. He
was loudly cheered
Disorder followed Kerensky's
speech. A delegate demanded
who Kerensky represented.
1--WE don't want any govern
ment plant here" he cried. IF
Kerensky is allowed here, why
not Troelstra (the Dutch socialist
LEADER"
The chairman declared that
such a question was IAN insult
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26

Leading the way In Tacoma 8
drive to reach the top of the
War Savings Stamp quota are the
men of the Tacoma shipyards.
Reports received at headquar-
tiers in Victory hall indicate that
before the campaign ends on the
night of War Savings day every
shipyard in Tacoma will have been
100 per cent subscribed.
"They will do more than their
share" said Louis Burnett, man
ager of city campaign, Wednesday.
In each yard, active organiza-
tions have been formed to see that
no man misses signing a pledge.
In the Todd shipyard, each de-
partment and each trade has its
War Savings representative. The
organization for the entire yards
Il captained by b. f. Ebling, who
has as lieutenants L. Brabrock of
the office department. Il. Bacon
OF the store department and o. II.
Jones of the lumber department
The War Savings representa-
tiyes in every union trade at the
Todd plant are:
Joiners, ]. T. O'Connor, 5615
So. Fife; machinists, F. Messin-
ger, 341O So. d; shipwrights,
Frank Miller, 7716 SO. Cakes /;
painters, ii. G.. WEIGH, r. d. No.
A.; electricians. ]. Annis; black
smiths. Carl White, 1898 So. j.:
sheet metal workers, C. A. Noreen,
9I6 So. X; electric engineers, II.
A. Gunseth, 2716 So. 14th; rig
gers, G. NJ. Kenealy, 1906 So. e;
laborers. Buck Gille, 4015 So. D.;
punch shed, +. r. Mccall, 1907 So.
6gth: plumbers, pipe filters, cop
persmiths, Richard w. Lewis,
1921 Pike: carpenters, II. o. Har-
vey. III 4th ave. S., W., Puyallup;
riyeters: J. o. Osborne-2112h
No. 27th, G.. G.. Read-204 No.
Tacoma ave., S. E. Eddy-4S21
No. Quine ST.; clippers, caulkers:
f.. E. Burns-1757 So. e. II. Nc
Farley-1151 " Tacoma ave-, Geo.
Buckman--2337 So. J, p. Upton
s-51l So. j; drillers: John Rus
sel-3545 Grand View ave-, Paul
II. Lahota-1402 f. 2Sth, r. Rose
--2019 Z. seth, l.. Bird--1914
Tacoma ave-, c. E. Graff-Gar-
field hotel; boilers: Z. J. Hertel-
28O5 So. j; burners, welders: VIM.
Malinkey-3706 So. 18th; plate
hangers w. Garnett-S642 So. ID;
shipfitters, helpers l.. c. Rora-
back-5446 So. Yakima ave. G..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26

ACCOUNTS

Controller Roberts is having a
strenuous time in his office try
ing to readjust his system of keep
ing accounts. He figures it will
take about four months to get
things on smooth working basis.
City Attorney Harmon recon-
mended that the system installed
by Commissioner Shoemaker at
the time he was city controller be
changed to the old system which
complies with the requirements of
the state bureau.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
.=In the --
Editors Mail
WANTS RENT FACTS
EDITOR THE TIMES.


am addressing this letter to in order that reach
attention of the large number people making
complaint concerning the advance in rents which has occurred
the last six months in the city of Tacoma.
that relief obtained it Is absolutely
have
in the city of Tacoma who has suffered this careful
statement of his
advance advances made since renting.
1t will materially assist large number of people will take
the trouble either call
them into writing address
Sailors, Club
None of these facts will be
thing dsgreeble to the giving
general relief
will greatly appreciate it will kindly give this letter
prominent display. Yours very truly
RAY T. CARTER,
Executive Secretary
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
Steals Ring
For Fiancee:
Penitentiary
BY ALTMAN

It's awful not to have the
money. At any rate that is what
James Pinkston, colored, must be
thinking now.
James wanted a certain sum
with which to buy a diamond ring
for his dark fiancee. Lacking the
necessary amount, he remember
ed that he held the key to col
ored mans house where he had
lately boarded.
1t was easy enough to enter the
house and relieve it of enough
valuables to make up the def
cheney needed with which to get
that diamond ring.
He was arrested and sorrow
fully told Judge yesterday that he
wouldn't do it any more. That
didn't satisfy the court and James
Pinkston will have to serve from
one to Is years at the Monroe re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
Raymond Man Is
|. w. w. Witness

sN"sN"
CHICAGO, June 26.-"Practi-
cal sociology" marked the open
ing of the I. w. W. disloyalty
trial here today.
Denied permission to introduce
sociological reports to show the
I. w. w. was rightfully organized
to fight existing evil conditions,
Attorney Geo. Vanderveer placed
j. p. Thompson, Raymond, Wash,
on the stand.
Thompson, champion swimmer,
longshoreman. lecturer and organ
izer. began qualifying as an ex-
pert investigator of labor troubles
by relating his life story. Later
he was to be questioned on the
plan of the |. w: w. to unseat
1.-THE master classes"
Vanderveer's opening address
claimed loyalty for the organiza-
tion. /. w. w. members in uni
form and others who worked in
munitions plants, he said, would
be brought in to show they work
ed Loyalty and with a minimum of
labor trouble after war was de-
clared.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
FIX SALARIES

The monthly salaries of the Of
ficials and employees in the office
of the city attorney will hereafter
be as follows, according to a mo-
ton passed on Wednesday by the
city:
City attorney, $3.50; first as
sistant city attorney, $275; Sec
ond assistant, $3.50; clerk and
stenographer, Sis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26

Case Filed

c. Begel of Auburn, who ran
over and fatally injured Private
Frank Eugen eStratton of Camp
Lewis lats Saturday, is charged
with manslaughter as a result Of
information filed yesterday after
noon.
Stratton was fiving an auto tire
on the valley road when the acct
dent occurred. Begle is said to
have been in an intoxicated condi-
tion and driving recklessly. J..
Ramsey and ]. II. Lambert who
were assisting Stratton with the
tire at the time managed to jump
aside and escape injury. The
charge against Begle came up yes
terday afternoon and Attorney e.
f. Freeman asked that the case
be postponed until July 2.
Military authorities are said to
be conducting an investigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
not been located.

not been located.
Savisky says he did not mean
to shoot the boy. He wanted to
scare him. Willie and another
youngster named Johnson met
Savisky on the road. They were
returning from fishing trip and
passed a few words with the Sa-
visky boy. 1t was a minute or
two after passing on that young
Savisky turned and fired the
shot. He had never been in a
city before.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-26
COMPETITION
FOR CITY JOB

There will be an open COMPETE
tive examination for the office OF
assistant city treasurer early in
july. according to f. Dudley
Eshelman of the civil service COM
mission.
The position will not be filled
by the promotion plan," said
Eshelman.
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and an outrage"

and an outrage"
The labor conference over
whelmingly adopted a resolution
abolishing the political truce with
the British government.
Kerensky, who has variously
been reported as dead, is en-
route to America and is organic
ing new , Russian revolution,
since his overthrow by the boil
sheviki, arrived in London on
June 10. Only a few persons
knew of his presence, which was
not publicly known until today.
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BOY IS HURT

Kenneth Sorenson, age II, of
1906 South NJ ST., fell from a
turning bar at st. Leo's school
and suffered injuries that it is
are not serious. Anoth-
er boy took him to DR.. Rust who
attended him. He was later taken
to his home at 1906 South nj ST..
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NOn-Partisans
Fight at Polls
tUnited Press Leased wireJ

BISMARCK, N. D., June 90
Whether the National Non-Parti-
san league is to remain in power
in North Dakota was being de-
cided at a primary election today
following a bitter campaign.
State officials, including gov
ernor, were elected two years ago
by the league. Gov. Lynn Fra
zier was candidate today for re-
nomination on the republican
ticket, opposed by John Steen,
anti-leaguerP.
Gov. ]. A. A. Burnquist of Min
nesota, who recently was re-
nominated for office, defeating a
Nom Partisan league candidate,
has toured North Dakota i'm an eff
fort to defeat league candidates
here. A. c. Townley, president
Of the league, has led its fight.
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ARREST BOY
WITH RIFLE

Charles Savisky, age IS,
charged with shooting 14-year-old
willie Sal OF Burnett, last Sunday
twas arrested yesterday afternoon
at Buckley by Deputy Sheriffs
w. H. Sears and Peter Stenso.
Young Sal is in critical con-
dition in St. Joseph's hospital.
The bullet that went thru his
back piercing his intestines has
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III LOOKS LIKE 100
PER CENT RECORD
FOR ALL The YARDS

f. Terrell-3919 No. 30th. II. ].
Knightley-Steele and 9th ave.
The Foundation company. the
Seaborn yards. Tacoma Shipbuild-
ing Co., Wright and Barbara ship
yards also have similar organiza-
tions at work.
The War Savings rallies held
at the various yards have been
spontaneous outbursts of patriot
ism.
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GOODBYE, slst

Farewell Ninety-first, you've left us,
For some where beyond the sea,
To fight the mighty battles
For your land and liberty.
May God and love go with you
To cheer you on your way,
For when the kaiser hears you re coming
He'll sure know there's hell to pay.
There's mighty host behind you
With money, brains and Drawn,
To help you fight for freedom
And push the kaiser down.
When this frightful war is over
And the boches see we're right,
All the U. s. A. will holler:
1.-THE Ninety-first was in the fight"
BOB COUSE
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Your common sense will tell
you that you cannot buy now all
the things you bought before we
had war to win. Your buying
must be restricted and your saw
ings invested in War Saving
Stamps.
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Child
e,Charge

The trial of George Bison, ac-
cused by the state of contribute
ing to the delinquency of a minor
child, Winifred Gibbons, age IA,
opened Wednesday morning be-
fore Judge Clifford.
The state charges that Bison
gave Miss Gibbons several glasses
of whisky in his room at the Tour
ist hotel.
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RENT GOING UP

EDITOR THE TINES:
Paid $12 for about by IL not sanitary
Starting | a to heats
bath water. Landlord lives at 4O4 South Broadway.
MRS. F. w. BOBO, Soldiers wife,
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Mae Marsh at
The Liberty

Mae Marsh in "The Face in the
Dark" came to the Liberty thea
ter Wednesday as the leading at
traction. The bill also includes
Charlie Chaplin in "A Night Out"
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Every day TacOma's best real
estate offers will be found In The
Times.
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USED PROFANITY

Henry Ball of Mcmillan was
scheduled to appear before Judge
Linck Wednesday to answer a
charge of disturbing the peace by
swearing near the Mcmillan
school house.
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Cheap teaspoons are being
made from compressed cotton
fiber
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Every day Tacoma's best real
estate offers will be found In The
Times.
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You can at least be in the sec
ond line of defense-be a war
saver
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