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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21

Ser @pritob ber frun5DllIden Srup7
|pen geidbrbet Die gan6e pcutId}e Stcls
lung bel Sriilons uub an Der Slisne.
{ Associated Press)
2pn II. 20. Il1g. = Jfddl ben
neuiten Hadrtdsten lrlrbe ber beutlge
slneriif ner Sran5oien an ciner Sront
BON iiber Is a)teilen alts9eTiibrt.
lleberall linb quite Sortlhritte 9emadt
lpprhen, unb has &orbriu9en an biez
Ier Sront but leit Sntnsta9 cir1e6pb'tz
tiefe BON a Meilen erreidst
Sic eegef,irdrtige 2i11ie tit inie fplgt:
@pn Hlelip le Tdl bis Sc Sour a
@erre nuh Selfpntuine unb nad1 glez
rannurt, 2la Meilen nDrblid bon
NeorIain; bpn bort naf siioen biz
Sslpz Gpurttl l1nb 5nr sltsne BEL Gpnrz
til. Ser beltti9e slr9riff bebnte lt6 bts
3 Weilen bon Soillpns uns.
{ Associated Press)
2nnhpn, 20 9llg. 9mtllher
Eaoesberift. - Gin criolaratd}e3 flei=
neg llntcrncbmcn 1puroc 9eItcru Nbcno
5lpi1Gcn &itlr Scroulnl 1n1o Slttter@
ltecn 3ur :)tcdtcn unire5 filrslihen
%prDrin9crs an ie1em slb'hnitt bon
|llns onsgefilbrt. l1nlrc Sinic irlroc bis
in pie 9dbc ser %icur 9erouinzSllterz
iteene e8nbu bor9eIdJpbel1. Nir ndbmen
1S2 @eiun9c,1c.
2ebte 9tacbt 9riff Ser 6eil1o 4zmol
Enitcn un. Sic mir nprDpltlld bon
GbinD onlcoten. rnb er iuuroe iepe3z
nal 5rrild9clcblu9cn.
TSeltlidl ppr 8rou fiibrtcl1 tptr ctnen
erfplareifen lleberfull ullf clncn pent@
lden Soften aus.
l1nIre 9Sntrnuillen nudtel1 ipdbrenp
bcr 9toht in sem @ebiet S1pi'ten Der
0uipe unp 2ps Sortld1ritte nnn lmb
|iett Dltlicb bon ser Enrupis Dterpille@
gubn.
{ Associated Press
9uris, 20. Iug. 9ln1tltder
5'agesberih.. - gs gub iplbreltb Der
stacl]t @einilttdn,pic in ncr Begenp
bon 2ulli9,D uno Greslinapltrt.
3tpilhcn Scr Die unb sli5nc bcIet@
ten frons61i1de Sruppen aeltcrn slbcno
bas 9prf %oNens, norplueltltd1 ppn
WGcrloin
Gun Teii,blibcr lteberrelhnnaSonz
|ariff meitlih bon Wullon He Chant
|paanc trar pbuc grfplg.
slu ser iiurigeu Uront par Die 9tdtht
lrubig.
Scutidr Slue5euac bpli.harhlrter1
gsann leste siodt. Gs miro aemelnet,
| buB 6 Yeripncn Der 3lpilbcpolferltn9
aet0btet uub gcgcn 20 nerleft puroen.
Associated Press
9onbon, 90. Iug. - Ser dmtz
lid,e glbcnoberiht melbet, enb hte Srts
ten Dltlic, bon Strras on Scr Stnrpe III
re 9inie nach ldurfem &anpf etlpns
Dnlid, bon Sompnrr norldlobcn.
SSeitcr n0r>lith rittlines Ser Sps
baben lic 2'@pinettc errcibt unb nnros
| lid, bon NGerpiHc Sierbpd tno Sus
Gpurpnne crpbert.
Associated Press
9suris, 90 Iig. Ser amtlltbe
sheuhberidh nelbet. ha6 bie SrunSnleu
pIlidl ser Siie ON ei1ler Srot,t bon I'M
aefdbr Is @tcilcu bis sll elmer Gllrh'
Ihnittsticie BON etiua 21a Meilen pors
liieScu unp sablreiche S0rfer erpberten
les mtroeu iiber 5000 6cfauecnc &C.
innnuel1
Silplid) pcr9ip9e tpalrSe 9euprai9ne:
nab lderelu Sup,pf beleet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21

in &erbinoEug nit bem 9rpben :. W.
gS. zTro5cb in Chicago piro GlnuNe
q. Sortcr, ser ocmufratilfc eouperz
ucltrz zanubibot, ipohrleheiulich mdbreuo
Scr iibrigeu 9tunote Ser aslmpa9ne III
SSplpa fem.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
Bic Wsilit1rpprlagc.
{ Associated Press J

{ Associated Press
$50 bing ton, 20. glug.- So@
lpobl Der Stnat lpie bnS $onll3 iperben
unt 9onnerstag nit Ser Grlp1gung ser
ncuen Weiliiarporla9e be9inncn. Sic bas
8ebrpfIibtalter auf 5lpiid,cn Is unb
45 sSabrcn fcitiebt. Sic &l6nc tpurbcn
beutc gtahulitta9 berpollltdnoigt. uno
Die &prlage ipu 70 lbncu ipie lu0glid
erleblet uerben.
9as 0'ilitdrfomitec ldbloB beute
feine Gernsbmun9eu ab nnb bat sic
slnsnrbeitung Der Gorln9e ipellttpie
bollenbet 9te Worlagc bat einen 3us
iab, erbaltcn. Der bejtinmt. buB Die
ssSilnglinge 5ipild1en Is unb 10 Sab
rem erlt bnun einberllien iuerbcn 1ple
len. na6oem ole anbern 3eeiitrirten
in ben GienIt gcltellt lporben 1inh.
Gs lit seplant, baB Die @orlage
idon am 3onuerstas bon, !6aule ans
gent,rmen tperocn iuu. l1l,o bonn tSes
nat Bis Sumstas.
Die Drsanifirte Arbeit pruteitirt.
{ Associated Press
MaIbtngtonL 20 slng - Sic
Be9nerld)aft Ser prganilirten slrbeit
gegen bns slrbeite ooer fdmpfcz slmcnos
ment Ser neuen Diilitdrborlo9c ipuroc
bem Milit1rtomitcc bes bnuies beutc
bon Sranf Mprrilon Dem Setretir Der
@merican Seberntion ri 2obpr. als>
einanberselebt.
6err Wiorrilon erfldrte, bub Der
bonn Senntsfpr,itec an9ebdn9te 3uIat
nit her 8sitlmmlne. baB bic Niicfperz
ietung lple9er &egiltrirteu ouf9ebpben
1perben loq. bic obne ltrlacbe bon ser
slrbcit ipe96leibcn, Elm Il1griff uuf bie
Nobalitdt ber amerifanilden slrbeiter
nno cine nerbliln,tc Mrbeitcrausbez
buns" bnrltelle lnb in jeben 8infel
bes 2nnbes bolcs glut mad)en ipiirbe.
CT mnbte ferner Sic slnbealhuns, bnb
Sonberintercilen cine arbeiterfcinblife
@eietgebuns blirdsubriiden periudtcn.
gs Ial,fen anberbem 5ablreide Eros
teltc gegen ries Mrbeite oocr fdnpfcz
g(menoment bel SEN Nitglicocrn bes
Genntstnmttecs ein. Sn Ben lebten
paar Sogcu bat Gorlieer Chamberlain
9elegramme bon iognttpie ullcn ltaatlis
den Observation-Disclosures I'M 8on5en
2anbc erbaltcn, lplpie nub bpn benSez
umten ser Observation-Disclosures
ten. Sic Das Streidsn oes 3ltlabes pers
Iangen. @iner ser ltdrflteu Erotelte
fam bon Sranf S. 6upes, hem Yrdiis
bcnten ser llt,iteb Odine @prfers
Gen. Gbamberlain lu9te bcllte, ct
tpiirbe bieie 9elcgramme benl Senot
ant Spnnerstag pprlegen.
Yandbppt bDt antcrifantident 9am=
pier pcrienft.
Associated Press
@aIbtngton, n, 90. arg.- Sas
Mnrtueoepartrnent eab beute befannt,
Der 8apiidn eines arncrifaniIdlen
9unpfers babe berichte. bnb ieinSd,iif
am II. Iuguit bpr bet nDrolidmn aiis
fte ppnIir9inin ungefdhr $3.50 abenbs
Elm Suudbrpt gerantlrtt unb nubrs
f6eirlib bcrIet,ft bate.
&oblcniSrocr,ina ,,id,t surcidenb.
8uIbingtpn, Is. ang. - ans
eir,em gerieht oes geplogiiben Bureaus
on sic 8phlenpertualtung ergibt licb,
bab Sic Soroeri,ns bon Gsaicbfohle III
Der am 10. Glguit sn @nSe gegnnses
men @odle Sipur Tim ettnd 2 Dflllipnell
Spnnen grober mar. dls Die oer ents
ipred]enbenSobc bes @oriahrcs, ieSod
gcrineer als il, ben porber9eganaenen
8pdJcn sic hctrlig 12,274 900 9tettos
tonnen llnb fiir ben HeIt bcs Cont
mcrs niifIcn iu6dentlid, 14,500,000
Tpuncn geiSrSert iucroe,,, Iii. Sas biss
bcrise 9efiSit bes aoblenlabres netts
5umafen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
Ger Yrdiibcnt ,uieber int gcifcn Sauie
Associated Press

9Sal bin9t tom 20. slng.- Erdi.
sSilInn fam tellte bon letncr fur5enGrz
bolllng5rcile nuh oer aiiltc bon Wnlz
1uhnletts 5llriid Ser Sonbcr5ug bcs
FruItoenten fam lint 1886 llbr bcnte
sWorscn an, nnb Der EraIiSent neb|t
@emablin begubeu iib lofort Ing Beiz
ne Son11s.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
Sic Teisnnrltben int Sapan.

2nnbun 10. Iug. Idlin1m@
ten Heisellnrllben. fpeldle ,Sapan le
|geiehen bat IN cyabrer1, toben IN beI=
|htereren grp5en rapant{dlrn gtabten.
nndb gdhridten BON Sofio rnnb Sielt
Gin, In beribiebenen Eldben ipltroen
Sruppen anfgeboten, nnn bl.ttige adn1=
pie nit ltnrteu Yobeln1a|len entltun=
ocn..
Cine 9totrtht bon Softn bonn W}ttt=
mon lrelDet, bob ote HDbeihultien it'd
burh Die SoaltptltroBen ber iupuniidlel1
Souupntuot Gcnegen ltnb rllfen: artcg
an bic, lpelhc aus oent 9ets EroTtt
5ieben. Gin ;3ula.umenitpb fnno 5ipt@
lhen Wdlitir uno cinem %olt5bnltfe1
bon 10000 Sf0pfcu tutt.
Gin %olfshuufen iebte sic 9ia9opu@
gureuus in Apbe in 9ranO, lp06rene
Sic Sploutcu Die ltnrubeitifter NIT altFz
.9elcstcn SnDpuettetl ongrifTcu. @lele
TerlulnouuGen tperoen 9eneloet. Sn
W(ulSuu &urlt uno in Siutd lino Die
llnruben belo1oer5 befti9 lmp Oebneu
.lld] aus.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21

&rie9stubte ititb =@eriunnbfte.
{ Associated Press }
Der neuen Niilitdrborlage.

SSaibington, II, 20. slug. = Sic
belli9e slrmeeperluitliltc eutbdlt 1875
9tumcn tpie fplgt:
@efnlien 6o
sln arantbeiten 9eitprben 7
Sdper berpunbet 55
Ieripllnoet 4
Gciangen 1
Cine beutc Mprgen mlsgegebeneSlrz
meeperlultlilte entbalt 140 .tulnen tpie
iolgt:
8eIallen 70
GcrntiBt 2
Scbipcr beripnn0et 54
9ln &unben geltprbcn 1
In llnfdllen uIp. geltor6cn 4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
&ruuprins Tupprcht int Wiiinhen.
IentiGe 4niifjt-

Mmiter 5 nj, 10. 2lug. vIn
ser gnn5eu gSeitfront miro boSGlelebs
getpit)t uIlmdblid} ntcoer bcrgclteIt",
Dos lit sic nllgemeiue gnlidt Der mll17
t0riihcn SnhoerltGubigeu in Den oellte
Iten;3 3citltngtn unb e5 iptro 9cla9t, odb
lest, ba es ;nitteIs Ser lteberru'hungs@
ungriffe ntdt 9elungen Iet, Die peut'be
9inic Su bltrhbrehen, Die 2lns'ttteu
unf einen 6ufiiuftigen SurhbrudJ
merflid, um Sdpinber leien. 6ullpts
morn b. SuISnunn lagt III Der %o'lis
iteu 3citung er erbllde in Der Der
ldieblm9 der Srllpper oou Der al5Ec
nach gproluclten Su Elm glnSciden iltr
cine lucitcre aroBc fciuolide GfTenltpc
uu scr Somme. @r fiigt btn5u, baB on
ser Slisnc eine llnubbdnglge ameritGs
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
Sanbclsbampfcr perlprcn.
{ Associated Press

SHUuClsUuHlpItI UeIlulNH.
{ Associated Press
8a + in gton, 20. aug. - Sns
@tdrineoepnrtment gab befnnnt, baB
Ser $oanpelsbnmpfer Erotels bnrd
|einen 3ulummenltoB nit einem anbern
Sdiff por &ap $outteru5 5ll1n Sinfen
fam.
Die Seeperiihern,:g -brsn9It iA gmt.
so birg ton. 10. Mug.- 9fnr
10 6abr8ell9c aus bem 8etrieb Der
GhiifobrtsbebDrbe linb bisber burd)
lSoutbopte berlenft ipprben unb ibr
@erlult betr19t snIammen nit allen
anbercn aus aenobnliter Seegcfubr
berribrenb:n %erlltlten mir einen
@ruhtbcil Ser @eIan,mtprdnien. bie
fir Gee rnb arieesrilifoz ideruna
beSnblt iporoen iinb.
gllle prn Ser "GmergenD tSleet Gorz
ppratiun" erlittene,t .&erlu'tc .lperocl1
aui ctipn $i4,250, 900 9eiebdbt rpab@
re,1b anndbcrnb $32,000O0o in Erdz
mien beilcite eelcbt tueroen tonllten.
@ier iritbcrc bcutid9c Sd)iffc i'm
8ertbc bon $6,750.000 unb feds re-
ouirirte 6obr5el'ae, beren SSertb $3,z
100000 betrl1g, Iino bon peutlhcl'
Iordbpoten nuf ben Wceres9rllno 9ez
Ifidt ipprben, llnb 5tpur Bic eben1als
bentldlen SGnpfer yIctacpn", "Gbdtz
tabpphec", rSsluuscu" lnb "Ereroent
Stncpln" nnb Sic real1irirtcn Sampler
Slprence" .2afe Ippre". "Garolts
ne, ~Einor bel 91in". ~@inncconl1e"
llub v0lerat". Ser Wcinnmtpcrlult flir
bielc 6nbr5euee belalft lid onf $10,s
100000.
getb,tunssiiibrer lit sroRer Nahfrase,
gSalbNingtpn, 19. stl19.- -Hed9z
nun9siilbrer linb bel Scr @erecbnl1na
bon Sriegsltcuern 10 ipeleutlid unS
notblpenbig geruorben, bab Die Grbe7
buua ser aht Wtilliarbcn Splla1
aricgs1te,ler es Ser 8e9icrung ratbs
| liant crld)ci;,cn ldBt. olls9iednllngsfnb>
rern eil,e Irt freimilligcn Hclerpe 81
bilbcr, irie lie llpter beu sler5ten be-
rcits beltcbt. @s 9ibt MIR 25OO ntl1
@iplpmen pcrlcbene DffentIid,e Hebs
rltnosiiibrcr uuo 5000 ipcltere ntepcs
rem @rapeS int 2ullbc, uno fllr ptt
neueu Steucrn lil1O etipa taltlel'o mo-
tbig. 9ieie lteben Ser 8cgierl1n9 n1d)
sur @erfiieuue, 5lllual ale grnBen DC
lhdfte ipl6e 2eute Ind)en unp timer
@e6dlter bietcl1, Sic ipeit bpber als ptt
bon Gnfcl Gam bcaablten lii,p. Sas
Esd,atamt bot bcsbalb Erdiibent sS1l=
llpu borselGlogcn 9icdpiungsfiibre'
lnidet ,l1r ppm Dtilitdrbienlt SIT befrei:
en, Ionpcru aub 5lt berbinpern 81 flt=
| den. bab tic frehuiutg eintrcten.
Sscniser oalteheacu ial Straeenbabn;
rertebr.
gSoIbinetun n, 19. Aug. - Sa'
aoblenneripaltun9 bat Die StraBe1''
bubuz GeIellidaften bes 9anScs anee'
fnielen, bis g,1be Scptember allf aQer
Esinien bos Jog. Slip Stop". Splten
LIN ,gSirfIon1feit treten 5l1 lniien. Sci
ltaatlihen Tertualtern lit Der Iuftra!
fertbeilt iporben, burouf su leben. nal
bns Shitem, iuel,u mpalid. lc'n1 on
lis. Septen,her sll arbeiten beginnt.
Sarrdl Iblbaffllne bes 9ra,ld1s Dc
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
SpuItige 8erldte.
{ Associated Press }

2on 5 o n, 20. slug. Il HbrI
= Cine Sepeic]e bon Der S1Infttn 9
melbet. buB hie fron5olilcbe 7s."ug bo,
beute triib in elmer 8reite IN ante 3toij
len 5triichen Der Sale III, s.; .0a1ren.
Der 5um slnsrifi iibcrgi6t ss ss belt b.,
cine $ophIttiefe bon 2 .y{t.ae ~, in1ner
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
itnipcrinleS Grtegsbrpt.

2pucpu, 10. 9lue. - Serbert g.
S1ppper, Ser omeritnuiihe yiubr,lngse
n1ittelpcrnuIter, tbeiIte ber slllpciuteo
Yrcb nit. bnb etucs Ser 6unptreIultu<
te Der &onfcrcn5 SET 9fuhrlln95nlttcle
pcrtpultcr IN 9onhun onrln be'tebeN
miro, onb ullc Gcutidhduo bcfumpeH@
hclt Nutioncn ltrliocrIule5 Hrtegsbrot
ppn beliercr Guolltut ais in ocrgar1@
gcnsl1 Snhr ltub 6trur falt phne Fntl@
unirlrno erGnlter tucrpen. Ut tlgte
bin5u. baB uusrel6enbe @prrdtbe bon
Sett uuo 6leiid9 oorbonnen 1eter,
tucnn sic SenoIferung IpurIom bnnttt
uub iebe Nergellblng perme1ne.
Sic 8cfubr ser Gntbebrlln9 lit oore
ilbcr, la9tc or.
&runprtu5 Huppred,t lit 9yiiind)en.
Slln ltcrb NJ 10. 9lug. = Gas
Serliuer Sogeblutt erfdbrt alrs gtllH3
hcn. oub BORT arouprtnS Hnppreht
opn Gapcrn bon ser Sront anJtfon1e
men lit, ulu etner fl1r5en Htte 5u gee
uleHen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
6iegrei6es Sororingeu oer TrQn5olen au
eiuer SSrout pOu ID W(eilen.
9et frau56itld1e amtlid)e 2benobert6t ueloet lido,
5000 @efan8ene ant eriten Sag.
lie golidem ruppen oln ben Snifol 3unnel bet ronsi
gabn eeiprenst baben.

lde Rrte9Sdngelegenhelten ipnr. dlS
vpu3 bcrldonernbe uno ltdrfenDe gdnD
Der Sreunplfnft 3ipilhen ben Ser.
Stddten unO Srdnfreid)" Ge3cthnefe,
uno ais er 8cncral ,So6n s. HerI6i,1g,
Den SberbtIehI5mber Ser nrerttant=
lhen Streittrditc in Sranfreib, dIs
cen !vtdnn ndnllte, Der unlere3 TolfeS
9dn5e5 @ertrdltcu aat uub bclien Triibcz
re Gcntungcn i'm fir irger6 eineu So
ten befdhtgcn, Den irgeno eine Regte@
ring irgeuO einem W3nnu 1noertrnueu
f0nnte."
Senator Qeipis ertIdrte, onf >je
Der. 5tnnten MurihuIl SpdJ a. ln~
n1ntoeur Der on1erifaniifen SolDnteu
un9enomnen, lei gepei3 bnfiIr. 6n6
2lmerita nicht Stol3 nod GteLlun9
einent 8emil6en, oo3 Den Sieg be-
ld7Ieuni9e, i'm SGege Ite9en Iuiien
irerbe.
@ielleidt Ser groBte ;5ubel brnrb
lp5, OILS Der Senato lu9te: u6rantrcit,
uno Die @elt Iouen perite6en. 6nb2lme<
rifu nidt in Ben arieg etngetreten lit,
pbne a65A nclen, mic ipett es 9cbs1
ruB, Inn bie @ruuoidbe burh5llleBen,
fiir Sic CO iein 6ut uuo Dos 2eben Tei=
ner Go(0uten bohirgiebt Nlnerifus
@altltn9 rirb fortbauernb lem ~Seoes
GhTer fir Die Sreibett, fein lusgIeib
nit bem 2espotert6unt
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21
ern1Drnef.
Npd, einc ipauifte Grfliirnns.
{ Associated Press
Srteqeriid)e sbdtiseit TIT Sinnlanb.

s o ell ! q &C II. 10. Nl19. : 9Nt
eiriger1 iucntgcn Sugcn lprb Slnnlnno
luieoer in ocn8rtc9 4c5pgen nerocn in
Iplgc Ser friegsobnltdjcn Grclgnlllc on
Ser M1rmarrfiiite, prppbe5eit Ste Stotfz
bpImer Sinin9er. 9idhrittcn bon Der
@rcn5e nelhcr groBc militarilhe Sbdz
tiofeit in Sirulnnb. Cine 9rpBe In3obl
bcutiher Sffi5iere bilheu oic Ii1nllden
Srllppcn dlt:.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1918-08-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-11
.DABROE HELD
FOR US. JURY

A. M. Dabroe, proprietor of the
Queen hotel, 18th and Pacific, aud
son of Supt. of Water Mains Peter
Dabroe, was bound over to the fed
eral grand jury Friday by u. s.
Commissioner Mcmillan.
Dabro was given hearing be-
fore the commissioner on a charge
of selling whisky to a soldier.
Evidence showed that he had sold
a case of whisky, IL quarts, to a
uniformed man of the military po-
lice, at 81 a quart. Dabroe's bail
was set at $1,000.
1t was after the sale to the SOL
der, according to the police, that
Dabroe's hotel and his fathers
home we're raided. In the Dabroe
garage So quarts OF whisky were
found, bearing the same label as
that sold to the soldier, 1t Is al
legged.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-01-11
WALK ERECT
AT EIGHTY

Because a man or woman is old
does not mean that they must walk
along bent over and supported with
a cane. A man can be as vigorous
and healthy at eighty as at twenty
/ IL he aids the organs of the body In
performing their. functions.
All diseases whether of a malig-
nant or weak character tend to tear
away our vitality. You must coun-
teract disease in its incipient stage
IL you would live a happy and use
full long life.
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sules, a 200-year-old preparation
that In used all over the world, con :
! tains soothing oils combined with
, strength giving and system clean
| ing herbs. These capsules are a pre-
scription and have been and are
still being used by physicians in
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their merit in relieving backache.
kidney and bladder complaints and
all ailments arising from an excess
OF uric acid in the system.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Cap
sules are sold at all reliable drug
gists. They are guaranteed to do
Everything as claimed or money re :
funded. Don't be misled by alse inn
itations. Look for GOLD MEDAL
on every box.
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STOP TRIP
BUS SERVICE

Following the conviction Tues
day in police court of T. r. Il +.
bus driver on the No. Stevens st.
route for having no license, bus
service has been discontinued be-
tween the Sixth ave. and PIT. De-
fiance car lines.
Manager Bean visited the city
hall Friday and said that he had
received dozens of complaints
about the discontinuance of bus
service, and that it would be re-
sumed as soon as Stevens street
was put in condition.
1.-THE service was really discon-
tinued because the street Is al
most impossible" explained Man
ager Bean.
1.-THE T. r. & p. company had
nothing to do with the operation
of the buses, other than that we
paid two men a daily sum to run
the autos. The cars did not be-
long to US, and we did not know
that they had no licenses"
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ASKS $4,000

Fannie Christie, thru her
guardian, Margaret Christie, Is
bringing suit against w. Lynch,
receiver for the Pacific Coast Cas-
ualty Co. and against Claud Har-
ris, jitney driver who ran down
Fannie Christie last June while
driving an automobile belonging
to Conrad Hansen, dead automo-
bile racer.
The accident happened on
South Center st. and the PLAINTIFF
claims that her reason has been
impaired and that since the acci-
dent she has been unable to walk.
She is suing for $4,000.
The suit is complicated, as the
Pacific Casualty Co. is now de-
funct and Conrad Hansen, owner
of the automobile, is dead. This
has shifted the responsibility up
on the shoulders of Harris, the
driver, and the receiver for the
casualty company.
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Jury Still Out

BY IL o'clock Friday morning
the jury on the case of ]. c. Lewis,
who is charged with grand larceny,
was still undecided after an all
night session.
It is charged that Lewis obtain
ed large bill of goods from the
Stone-Fisher Co.. on false pre-
lenses, claiming he had large
store which he wished to supply.
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SLUGGER CLUE

Tacoma police received a clew
Friday to the possible identity of
the man who brutally slugged H.
G. Nichols, a South Tacoma pho
tographer, at Camp Murray
Tuesday night.
Joe Edgar of Lakeview notified
the police that peddler had
stopped at his home for a week,
but had disappeared on the night
of the smuggling, leaving part of
his clothing. He has not been
seen since.
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l<SOC=196]

Fern auxiliary, o. f. s., will be
entertained Friday afternoon at
the Woman's clubhouse. Mrs.
Charles U. G. Rowland will be the
hostess.
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Sc KITCHEN ITEMS
THREE FOR 1Oc

~ Ia Oxx6xN i l 1xxxO
THREE FOR 10c
Little items of daily need In
every home, all specially priced
for Saturday Morning.
&c Wire Potato Washers,
sc Handy Can Openers,
Sc Egg Whips, n
SC Chopping Knives, +
Sc Pkg. Tooth Picks, IN
&c Vegetable Brushes Z VI
Sc Skirt Hangers, 1no
30 Tea Strainers, uVO
Sc Muffin Rings,
Sc Coat Hangers,
No Phone Orders-No Deliv-
cries.
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Fern auxiliary, o. f. s., will be
entertained Friday afternoon at
the Woman's clubhouse. Mrs.
Charles U. G. Rowland will be the
hostess.
Miss Florence Foltz has return
ed 10 Ellensburg after sepnding
the holidays in Tacoma as the
house guest of Mrs. e. T. Durgin.
Saturday night the 364th field
artillery will entertain a numb Der
of Dung women from Tacoma and
Seattle at a dance at the regimen
tai assembly hall at Camp Lewis.
The men have been busy for days
decorating and polishing the floor.
The 364th regimental jazz band
will furnish the music.
Liberty temple No. 8, Pythian
Sisters, will give dance Saturday
evening at Eagles hall. Kilgore's
orchestra will play.
Mrs. Neal Dempsey returned
Monday from Butte, Mont, where
she has been visiting relatives.
Tacoma unit, No. 5, Order of the
Amaranth, will meet Friday even-
ing, for the installation Of Off
GERS. Members will meet at 6
O. clock for dinner.
The Civil Service Municipal
league will entertain with con-
cert and dance Saturday evening,
at the Woman's clubhouse. There
are more than 400 members this
year, and it is. expected that the
first number of the year will find
most of these in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foster
and their children will leave FRI
day for Santa Barbara, Cal, where
they have taken house for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Metcalf and
Mrs. Edward Fogg and little
daughter will leave early next
week for California to spend the
remainder of the winter.
Marriage licenses were issued
Thursday to Archie Dickson and
Madeline Munson of Puyallup; C..
w. Bryant and Rhoda Bryant Of
Tacoma; Alfred Nelson and En-
ma Bostrom of Lake Bay; R. c..
Callahan and Sadie A. Hine of Ia
coma.
st. Leo's parish will give card
party Friday evening in the audi
torium. Playing will start at
$50. Refreshments will be
served.
Dance Saturday night at Moose
temple, 1884 Pacific avenue. Ev-
erybody welcome. adv.
The 800 club was entertained
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Campbell, 800
South 31st st. The guests includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. P. Meow
ern, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Fitzgerald,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Mueller, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Nellist, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Hackett, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Edmondson, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. Holmes, and Mrs. Alta Camp
bell. High scores were made by
Mrs. Edmondson and Mr.. Mueller.
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Women's 35c
Hose, 29c Pair

Fine black silk Isle Boot
Hose. perfect in every detail.
Will give unusual wear and
comfort, Sat. A. NJ. special,
pair, 20c.
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Phone Phone
Main 0Hnn0 = Main
H AuSOAAA~ H
2 Dental 2
3 3 Parlors s

1f4gH Pacific nv.
Near 13th and Pacific Avenue.
Phone Ma1n casa.
Dpen Wednesday ara Saturday Even-
ings and Sunday Mornings From
10 10 ~ for People who Work.
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Tungsten Lamps
Special, 5 for $1.19

10, Is, 25 and 40-Watt
Tungsten Lamps, extra special
Sat. Morning, 5 in box for
$1.19.
so Rolls Toilet Paper, Blue
Ribbon brand, crepe finish,
special Sat. A. NJ, 13 for SOC.
Basement.
25c Cambria 18c
Our popular Bellwood Cam
brio, soft finish, fine quality,
all perfect gods from full
pieces. Sat. A. M. special, yd.,
18c. Balcony.
25c Percale zoe
Full standard count, best
grade percales, neat light
styles, guaranteed fast colors,
stripes and checks, Sat. A. M,
I'd, zoe. Balcony.
SOC Towels 39c
Union linen bleached Huck
Towels, size 1894 inches, fine
firm close weave. Our soc
grade. Sat. A. M. special, 39c.
Balcony.
Children's Dresses
Special 55c
Neat styles made of good
quality ginghams in solid col
ors,, checks and stripes, trim
med with collar, cuffs and belt
In contrasting colors. Sizes
to 8 yrs. Special Sat. A. M
D5c. And Floor Annex.