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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
$4,000 Girktn
kQpitulirten!
Cine iueitere 9lebOlntiOn Srobt in
Der Siirtci nnsjnbredcn.

2ouoon, s. Wi1r5.-gtof, immer
1T IN Der oipIomotiid)en Gage feine
iDeientlife 9erdnoerlmq einaetrcten.
Ole eemeiniamc glnhport Der Bal.
fan.gsrbiin0eten bejiigli6 Der an.
oebotenen umo bon Der Siirfei er6e.
tenen 3rieocnsperuitteIlng Der
@roBma6te miro INNER nod sr.
ipartet. Dinn gIolibt, oaB oicielbe
nG6itcn 0tonta1 eriolgen miro. Gie
Giirfen iin6 in ge3ug nuf oic 5ric.
Eensbeoingungeu immer nod &c.
tbeiltcr gIniidt uno cine neuc 9ie.
pollution lit 5ienlih iid)er beoor.
iteben6.
gteneiten Iodrihten 5uiolae ia.
ben Die @rie6cn bel Stamina 7S,.
450 9iirfen 5u @efongenen ge,
rnnht. Gs miro bebouptet, oob Die
@rieder 10000 ginnu meitcre tiir
fiide 3rlppen unlsingelt babeu lmS
teren @einngenua6nte cine. bloBe
Srdge Der Sett let. @rrehenlano
bat bisber fiir gerpilealmg Der @e.
fanaenen ii6er cine W1i(ion Dol.
lars perausgabt unO miro 0ieies
@eIb BON ser 3iirfei 5uriifpcrlau.
gen.
&icn s. 02dr3.-Giuc Gepeidc
aus Sfutori beiagt, ser &ronprin3
BON Montenegro lei wGbreno Der
fiir5liden Sample 0nielbIt NIT fnap.
Der gtotb Dem Gtifial entgongen,
BON Den 3iirfen geforgcu genom.
men 3u peroen, ipelde i'm idon
umringt debabt uu0 ie0en Mlann
oes icrbiIden gotoiqnS, 0os i9nl
cur Siilfe FAM eetootet b1tten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
glns Giferindt.

5reitog gl6en0 ipuroe Der 8ci
6eniteaer BbiIip 9ugmon 1909
iiiolide 9. StraBe ipobnbaft, in,
Sefierion Square BON einen unbe,
tannten Manne 5uiammengeitoder
un0 er befin6et iid beitte 5lpiidar
Go0 uro 9eben I1nebeno i'm Ct
Soiepb SoipitaI. Mm elal,bt, 6ai
eS Die Chat eines giferiiidtiger
aetueien lit. 0enn gugmm1 INTER.
belt iih aur 3eit aIs er geitoder
ipurOe, nit Cola Glare, ipeIde meb'
rere Gerebrer Baben ioIl. Ser SbG.
Ter entfnm in einem gluto. Gr tpur.
De belite berbaftet. Setnen Ramer
gi6t er aIS George Sale on.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
gllbert .5cinbe aeilOr6cu.

slIbert Yf. 6einbe, einer Der be,
iten Surner oes alien omaha Gurn.
rereins un6 UfitgIieO Der iril6eran
fieiigen 8uhoruderfirma gldermant
Bros. rno Seinbe, lit i'm g[Iter bon
30 Snbren in 3enber geitorben.
MnBer ieiner 5rol1 elmer eripahie,
nen 1otter im6 einem Sobne bin.
t,rlabt er 5tpei 9riiOer imo eine
bier ipobnenoe SdpeIter iSral
9oo6s. 2ebtere bat iid nah Gent
rer CUR geeroiglmg ibreS 8rioerS
fegeban. 6einbe mar Dor mebr
fpie 20 sSobren Bel Der ,SeItner
grinting So. als MiaidinenmeiIter
tbdtig uno beiaB biele 8reirn0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
9(Sams & Sel(n So.

Gmaba bat audi cine SnOuItrie,
Die ijd NIT Ser 6eriteQung bon
SoI3arbeiten iiir 9duicrbauten be-
faBt, 5. +. ioaenunute sS5nterieur5
beriteQt, sic Iiefert nidt MIR fer.
tige Ebiren 6eniter, SenIter.
qeiimit, SoI3t3feIcieL 6ouStreppcu,
irn0crn ii6cr6mlpt ole sSnterieur.
orbeiten ser ieiniten uno flmItooQ.
item 9lrt. ,S5rc 6obrif lit cine Ser
irOultricl2u llnternebmungcn. Nie
BON Seitcu Der 0mabaer @iirqer.
idait Ole peitgebenOite 66roerrno
fin0en iolltc. acin gelltdl3r Scr
u0fa0c in 9}e6raSfa" 9lu5itealng
ioqtc oerieblen Oic 8u0e Der
2loam5 & &eQp 60, 8u beiihtigell
no er nidt mlr oie Gr5eugniIie
icben, ionocrn oud bon 5uoortom.
men0en 9Inqeitellten iegli6 ge-
piinidt2 9lusflmit crbaItcn fam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
DsIrbeit fir bic 3nfnuft".
Su WirS bic ncne Sratidc @rbrbOr.
lasc bnIbamilid seHannt. -
grnnnidJrueisS SOdl5eitSeeTdenf
fiir ben GumberlanOer.

Berlin s. Idr5. - Syn ciuer
tol6nntlihen almbgeblns beiprid)i
bic ,goIniiGe 3eitmg" Oie aus.
m6rtigc 8olitif Der 9iegierlng in
8crbnOung nit Der Sceresporlaae
Sic be6t berpor, es bonoIe Iid bel
Der Icbtcren ni6t Inn cine glufgabc
Ger @eaeniport, oa bic 09utife giii,
ihmg fir ieoe gt6glihfeit geniigeuo
ici iouoern I'M cine glrbcit iiir
hie 3ufinit. nadocm Der miIitGri-
itc auiitlpuug Der 9aIfanltaoter
cine gerihiebimg Der ardite 5uglnt,
item oes Slaoertbums berltrioht
babe o9nB mir 6ranfreidjs Bel.
iptcI folgcn," betont Die oaolni,
itjc 3eitltng" oinOen mir rnierc
8c6rfrait bon ausniiben, rimuli
micrcr MoBregel ooIlfornreu ie'
rem oggreiiioen Gbarafter.
Die 9ldtter ipeilcn orf Die SSt.
ouguratin oeS 8rdiioerten @ilion
lin. llebereinItinmenb fommt Der
@eoante gum 9lusOruf, ooB Die
gluigabc, pcIde Scrr 8iIior fiber.
nabmc, auBeroroentIihe SHnierig-
ieiten bicte, oaB nber ouh iDenigc
amcrifanii6e Br6iibenten ons 9lmt
onoetreten batt2n, bic 10 nortreif.
lid opsgeriiitet ieieu, I'M Sii6tiges
III ooIlbringen. e
Ger 8raunidpeiger 2anotng bot
10000 Mart fir Elm Soh1eitsg5.
i6enf on 0cn Brinjen @rnlt auguIt
ron Cumberland bepiqigt, melfer
iid NIT Der ein3igen 3ohter oe5
aaii2rpaares, 9rin8ciiin 8iftoria
guiie, berm11Ien miro.
Gic Sohihllle in Yliinlter, Die
8citiaIiide @il6cIm8 llniberlitdt,
miro mnnebr 5u elmer 8oamiDerii'
tat otsgeitaItct per6en @s miro
cbeitens cine mG6i5iniife 5afuItdt
trridtct, an Der cs bisber nod &C.
brah.
Inter entiprc6en0en s5eierlidfei.
!en wur6e IN ser foniglifen glfa.
temip ser &iinite 0ie SubilGuns-
ausItclllmg 5ur Grirmerling on Die
8efreiungsfriege croffnet.
2aut Meloung aus Resensburg
Fat SieQfrieo 8oaner, Der Sobn
6es oroBen Wlciit9rs, iid gelpei.
CERT, bel ser SSeItauffii1rlmg Der
oMeiiteriinger" anIdBlib Der 9lnf'
itelllmg ser 9iiite ieine5 8aters in
Ger @alboao 6u Oirigiren. @r be.
qriinoete - 2(bIe6nung nit ben
8ortcn, oie llebernabne iener
flnttionen lei i6m BET Ser SteIIlmg
Der 6eutihen Station 5ur o8orIi'
taL".Jraqe unnl0glid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
sSo6n gnll Idylnft GgDpten bnlo.

&onItantinopeI, S. W1Gr3. Gie
6ritiite 8egieruns bat beihloiien,
GgDpten. lpeIhes iebt MIR ein bril-
Tides groteftorat lit, bollitdn0ig 5il
onneftircn. Seipfif 8aida, Der tiir.
fiide 9otidoiter in 2onoon, bat
iciner 9fegierlng in 9ouitnntinopeI
tclegrapbirt, 0oB cr bon Dem britt
ifen gainiIter be8 9leuBern, Cir
GOparS @rep, IN aenntniB 9eiett
porOen iei, OaB oa8 aabinet be.
itIoiicn bobe. oie g(nnerion bon
Gcgppten oieieS 5a9r 3u proflamt'
rem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Seritn 81. inforpprirt.

Inter bem Nnmen MiopeIt Sc.
rum COMPANY bat ii6 Bel ser gu.
itGn0i9en 8ebGr6e it 2incoln ein(
nere @eiellidait inforportren IaI
len. Sos 6mlptquartier Oeriel6cr
befin6et lidj in Omaha imo pirt
iid nit Dem 6abri3iren zines On
ti.Sdpein6olera Serrnls uto an
berer pbormo3elttiiden uno denti
iden gro0rfte .befoiien. 9ie Sc
icIlidait bat Gin g[ftienfopital bor
$4,000 un0 Oie gtonen Der SSnfor.
poratoren iin0: g. SufrtieB, fri,
ber Staat5-9bierar8t, @up 6. 9(r
tell mo S. %. Snplie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
2as 8eb6.@cict in glniuenOnns.
@rOfienonngen Dnn @6isfeg nnO
Bier in Gflaboma bsIdlag'
naBmt.

2aipton, Sfla., s. 01ar3.-Sid
auf Die g(utorit1t OcS neuen (be.
fnnntlih mtter lle6erltimnulna
hon 9rGiioent Iafts 8eto bonn
aongreB angcnommcm @e6b.geie.
beS itiibenO, beidIagnabmten bier
BoIi5eibeamte AZ aiiten 8BisfeD
ur0 16 aiiten Bier, neIhe bon
5irmen in Sort @ortb, Ger, unO
in aanias Gitp, Wlo., al bieiige
Sdnoler geianOt nor0en poren.
(Senes Geicb berbietet oud ole
@roBienoungen geiitiger @etrGufe
BON gtuslp1rts IN gtrodene" Staa.
ten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Geutro[ qa6ur 1tnion.

Sic Central 2abr linton mddjtc
ser 8oiIeriperfs6eborbe oen Stanb-
plulft f(ar, neil iie unerfabrene
Gerionen beauftroge, 8aiiern1eter
III Sauiert an3ltbringen. 9o6urd)
1poiitriren bieieI6en falid utto Der.
uriahen Sem &oniltmeitteit mebr
9(usgo6en. Son mebreren Wtit.
GIieoern Ser Union nitroen Sc.
iiihtlnoen ou8geiprofen, oaB Die
geqenp6rti9e 2egislntur fcin Or.
teiterifllbgeieB ottnebmen iperoe.
on bisbcr nod nidts in oieier 9ln.
qelegenbeit getbon iporoen lit ifn1
lih oie SiBlng ilret1 Gnoe ndbere.
GesbaIb ipurbe Ser 8eidllib ge.
foBt, 6ie Gertrster Der glrbeiter in
ser 2egisIatur 8u eriiden duf
glnnabne Ser Senat sSiIe 9to. 81,
tpelhe sen @iinI9en Der slrbeiter
eiltiprede, 81 0rineen. Sollte oieie
Sill nidlt ongenomneit iper6sn, 10
miro cine @epegiina ins 2eben &c.
riifen iperben, alle anoeret oiesbe4
siigIihen 9iu5 5li idJIagelt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
glns hent stnntc.

Sutton. SSSnioIge Scr IeBtiG6ri
gen 8iirre IN Oieier @egcnO berriti
bier qeoenmdrtiq 9}angel an Gorr
unO iino Die Gieb5iidter im0 GSor.
mer ongelpieicn, oaiiclbe fir Sit
terlnes5lpede bon 9LlSpGrt5 5u be.
5ic6eu.
@a6oo. SSn 9(6cmcienbeit Oes
G6epaore8 5ronf Gbapef bronntC
herrn 6auS, III Der 9t1be bon 8e.
iton eelegen, nieoer. Gin fleineS
&ino Gbopef'S, 0oS ii6 ieIbIt iiber.
Iolien mar, fam in 0en 6lammell
Inn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
gns Dunbar, 3e6r.
(&orreiponOen5 Ser nSmaba 2ri'
biine".)
IN, D, ~ ~,

(&orrelponoert5 Der rSmaba Srl'
biine".)
Wertber Gerr 8eterl
Ga bo5 g8etter Iebten Sonntap
mid bon ser airdipeibe in Berlin
5itriidgebolten, 10 bin i6 toum in
Ston0e, SSbnen einen 8eItbari6t 81
iibermitteln. 9[I5 Geitreoner morer
bie 6erren 9aItoren 9ooIen, 9,
gries mo Sonien eridieneh lin
aum eriten @}nle in Der idoner
airde 0o8 @ort @otteS 3u perfiir
6igen. 8Gren 0ie @ege paiiirbnr
Geipeien, 10 mare imbe0mgt oie Sir.
de at flein aerpel5n, lml 9lQe olf
aunehmen. Gin tpie reqeS SSn,
tereiie Die 0eutihen IN Der ltmgl
qeno bon Berlin al Der @emeino(
rebmen, grbt aus Ser 99atiod(
terbor, 0aB 100 Collars ouf Del
airdlpeibe foaeftirt ipuroen.
g}dfItcn Sonntoq miro cine Itatt
lihe gln3ahl &oniIrman0en III oel
nclten Stride 5u Berlin fonfirnirt
8ie Sic ouf oem StiitungsieItt
in gte6roSfa Gitp III Sbrer lpohG
Surdjonhter 9teoe Die Geroicnite Ocl
terihieoenen beltihen @emcinOer
crpdbnten imIrer Wiutteriprahe &C.
aetiiber, 10 lit es aud reht fleiBif
betriebeu in 0ieier @emeinOe. Sft
idon bin ib periudt gemeien 81
olauben, oaB mir 8elltide 5idpeiler
5u sleid9iiltig lnieren ainoern ge.
gegeniiber iino, D. +. ioipeit oil
Meiltterlprahe onbelan9t. Nlil
fommt oas 8ort zines Or. Wiam
IN ben Sinn, msIder emit iagte
.Safe core Of the German, tll
Gngliib min tafe care of itieli."
sldtunespou griibeno
8. Siemers.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
s,alleulpeihe in genSer.

9fm Sltermontag, olio on "a.
Mdr5, miro Der 9iirgeroerein bon
Yenoer ieine neue prddtige Sale
Iii paiIenber g9eiie einlpeiben.
Grobc Dorbercitimeen lino fiir oieie
Gslrgenbeit getrcffen. 9o8 an.
mite eripartet nit 9eItimut6eit
hab iifl cine Delegation Der Omo.
ha'er S1nser al Der ginpeiblng
heibciIigcn miro. Die oeutIben
Wereine aus Der llmgseeuo bon
Vcnoer iperoen itarfe 0elgationen
sur Seier entlsnoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Nene Smaha sSnbltitrie.

Cine Ser reuen bGiibenoen sslou.
itrien in Omaha lit Die Sr1obn
5irture an6 Supply Gonponp. Die
6irma begonn ibr @eIdGft am /.
Sonlor in Dem groBen oreiitodigen
@ebduoe, Ala iiiolibe t2. Grtnbe,
lmo ibr geidGftIider GrfoIg bat
ieit6er lire Soffnitn9en iibartroffen.
Sic Company fabri5irt ale Irteu
BON 2o6en- uno giiroeinri6tungen.
Die bon Sol5 1mo @las bergeltellt
Uerben; ilt Ser Sbat oqeg BET mo.
hernen 2ooeneinridtungen unh
9iiroausltottlngen grfor0erIihe,
eil1idIieBlid @eIbidrdnfe, Suite,
5dolfGiten, Gdreibmaidiner, Bar.
bieritiible, Gaib 9feeiiter ilitp. Sic
iinO in Ser Gage, irgeno einen Ga.
Nen ODER Office nit all oeln Hot9.
tuen0igIten ou8ptItatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
ms sf,OO0,OO0 s,ptel.

Wlit Sen @usbebungsarbeiteu 6eS
rellen $f,000,0o0 9oteIs miro ie.
oenfaIls ifon inn 2dufe Der nod.
fien 3uei Boden begonnen Deroen.
Ger N1dter oes Sotels 8iaiam 81.
aIurbonf ntod)tc bie g(r6eiten iobaIO
ipie m6gIih in 9lngriff genommen
isben, onmit oas Sotel bereits bin'
iIen Sabresfriit eroifnet per0en
fnnn. s[rditeft aimbaa lit nit Der
3eidinlng Der Hldne betralit tpor.
Sen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
glebrasfnrr in g9nihinatun.

ggoibIngton, 8. Wldr3 Ger
Snaba Commercial GIub bat Bra
fiocnt @ilion singeIaoen, pdbreno
hes 9lonats Mai in Omaha cine
aieoe 81 boIten; Serr 8ilion BAT
nod feinc enOaiiItiee 3uia9e qt.
n1adt -S0. q. sslabcrtB bon Siio.
Clnaba bdIt iid bier nui; Oem Ser.
nebnen md, iuflt er cin iif gut
fs3aDIenoes poIitiifes glmt.-@ou.
rernelir Morebcdo mo Satin Itat.
teten Dem gSrdlioent 8ilion einen
@eiuf db lmo poren ipdter @1ite
oes Stoatsiefretars @rnan.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
S,nSrnnlie lSrelieO Srif Gu.

Cine 6irlna, bic inter 0en bic.
len 0eutid)eu 9oluntcrnebmern oes
g8eitcnS 0ie qroBtc aunoid)oit bat.
lit bic 6p0rnllic 8reiieo 9rid
Co. oercn origineae gfuSiteIlung
I'M ghioitoriim rgoBes GSntereiIe err
reot. Gas sSabritot Ser 6irmo lit
aber ml6 eritflaiiii6 in ieglider
9e5ebung, iopobl mas Giite mo
Gaucrboftiafeit ais Sh6llbeit uno
qefaIligeS gllsieben mbetriift. Man
bciudc oieie slusiteIlllngsbuoc imb
Iaiie lib iiber Ole Sohrifotion bieicr
moOcrnen prdhtigen 9auitcine im-
terribten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Nilipn aenen Qeibmndle.

8aibington s. Mar3.-8rGIioen
@ilion bat befoGlen, ooB er Be
ieinen g(u8qdnaen nidt BON lni,
formirten 8aden bealeitct icin mid
mir bel ouBeror02ntIidcn 2tnIGHen
iuie @mpfdngen rtm. nogen Si,
ferbeitslpadter i'm ge8en 2luioring.
Itde idliiben.
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200 ptr(ontn
frtrunkfn!
Sin britiides Sdliii se6t I'M Tiar
mara Wieer nit gIllcn an
8oro nntcr.

aonitontinopeI, s. 1Gr5.- Grit
jett Bat man bon eiuem iirdt
haren ScsnnaIiid, Oa8 iib am I.
Wdrj I'M Wlornora.lQcrr ercignete,
9s1beres erinbreu. G5 beibt, oat
bas britii6c S6ifi oGaIpa0oS", Dos
200 Yerionen an goarO bate, ipdb.
reno eircs. idJlperen Sturnes i'm
wiorinorn Wleer untergraonaeu lit
Steiner Der goiingiere Der De
iablnlg Uermodte iidl 3u rctten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
gIfi sluei 0ltenb (lsnrfen.

WorfoIf, yteb., s. MGr5.-9er
2i.i1briee 9ioD glogers beri6lono
ilad) eiitem lit gleligb, 9le6., abge.
Ilaltenen Tnn5bergniigeu 5tuai Oh.
teno Gia-@nrfen nno lit infoIge.
0eiieu belite eiue 2eidJe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
Bon eincm ,sanatifer ermorbet.

xbeberan, yeriien, s. M1r3.-
Maoane Gonitont, Satin oes bel.
aifdel @eneraloireftors oes bieIi.
aen 0olamts, luuroe alf elmer
epoSieriobrt begriifen, bon einem
perIiiden Ganatifer eridDiIcn. ssbr
Watte ipuroe idlpcr perluunoet. Der
e1bdtsr cutfalil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-08
gSetter6eridlt.

Sir Gnlaba, Council glufis m6
llrngegeno: Shon beute inb Conn
tog, fein psientIihcr Selnperatllr.
mchieI.
Sir siebrasfa: SIM 9lGeencinen
ihon itltO udrrncr am Santitag.
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9uffp C Sobnion, 2eidenbeifotfen
III iiiol. 16. Str. SDIcr 1876
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-18
Oh, Girls What Next? Young
Lady Wears Baby Blue Half
Hose With a Slash ed Skirt

Half hose FOR girls tHelp,
HelpD These garments. being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-07-18

described as fashions sequel 20
slashcd skirts and the newer
N.ray, film or shadow show
skirts. reached Seattle Thurs.
day
A tall. young person with a
sunshAde. and In baby blue half
hose and slash skirt. WIN
seen at 3 IS p. IN going south
on Second az.
Mlquc Fisher knows man
who saw her himself airi the
statement Of this witness -
corroborated by n. testimony
of prominent huulcyardicrs
who had been abont the Wash.
ington early Ia the afternoon
and we're al the time interest.
eddy engaged at being about
the Hotel Savoy
Mr. Fishers friend saw tho
half hose in front Of tho Pan
tages theatre.
Boulrvardlers who followed
the young woman In half hose
kept on the opposite side OF tho
street.
Tho slash was toward the
curb. and they said they dld
not wish 10 emharrass her ny
walking "a the car tracks. r.
She turned IN At a dry goods
store They waited outside To-
some time. but without adding
anything 10 the facts already
recorded.
Ole HanAOn. the well-kuown
real estate man. who has been
on trip East. gave tnll Gre.
dencc 70 tho reports Of the half
hose. as he said that az long aa
two weeks ago he had sren half
hose worn By women IN
Chicago.
He was asked II he thought
half hose were worn With slash
sklriA for reasons os economy.
lie sald no He said he was at
= loss 10 know why half hose
were worn with slnah skirta.
but was sure Il was not for
economy. aa he was credibiy In
formed fho half hose cost more
than long ones.
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ROOF GARDEN CUPID

NEW YORK. July ia romance
OF roof garden % the Riviera
apartment house. Seventh avenue
and one Hundred aud Forty .sscond
street. haA caused the clopcment OF
young Harold Roth. son OF Mrs
Julia Roth. and Miss beatrice
Brown. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Slgmund Brown. The couple are
on their way 20 Los Angeles. Mrs
Roth Is Ho overwhelmed that she IL
ON the verge ~ q collapse
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HOSPITAL FOR
POTLATCHERS

on i~nora street. between Third
and Fourth avenues, Is an army
hospital tent within are two doc.
tors. and cots. and chests ~ mcdi.
clnea. aud bandases. that potlatch.
cra. who fail 81, may have quick
and effective treatment
Tho hospital - maintained by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. which. having been prohibited
BY law from writing more than a
stipulated amount 81 business year.
~. has turned its attention 20 "A
health campaign Tor the decrease ~
mortality among It's policy holders,
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CAN'T LIVE UPON.
s850,00O A YEAR

LONDON. July is-fspiD The
financial affairs % Queen Mother
Alexandra are IA tanEle and there
Is talk among tho royal encourage
that she han lost considerable sums
81 money. rs
Leopold do Ro,hschild. an old
friend. aas now taken charge OF
her monetary affairs and 10 busily
engaged In getting them straight.
cnnd out
Tho queen mother has an allow.
anco from tho state Of $3.50. 900 q
year and her private income II
estimated AZ abou, $500. 600 more.
but the considerable state which
she maintains at Marlborough
House and sandrlngham has over.
strained even thiA handsome In.
come
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VANCOUVER QUITS

NEW WESTMINSTER. - c..
July lk.--As a climax Of the trou.
ble which was recently caused by
"a special meeting called by West.
Minister club. IN which Ion and
Griffith were suspended the Van.
couycr Lacrosse club has severed
It's relations with the British Go.
lumbia Lacrosse league Vancou-
yer viii finish out the season with
the Vancouver a G. team.
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DADS GET READY
FOR BIC PARADE

40 noon today tho dads had their
last concerted feed al Tatos cafe
before the blk blow off tomorrow
afternoon
nads day 10 now within less than
q hours reach uf un all It's go
Ing 10 be bore. and neither mother
to law. snffrngcita. the kitchen nor
tho whooping cough can now stop
a.
Tho step has been taken. and
dad ~ eclng through with the whole
performance now
Every did must have an apron
II be Is 10 participate Ia the parade.
which wili form promptly at 80
at the Seattle Athletic club.
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Other Northwest Games

VANCOUVER. July is--Bob In.
gersoll. the Vancouver pitcher who
will be given n tryout by the Gin
cinnati Nationals next year. dis
played big league form By Hhutting
out tho Victoria Bees. as VOL az
holding them to four hits. Van.
couver won 10.
vancouver .......s..... - v
Victoria ..............
Batterlos-In gersoll and Lewis,
Toner and Brotten.
TACOMA, July 1s.-The Tacoma
Bongals started rally in the ninth.
but were subdued by Pitcher Cad
roau. Of the Spokane Indians. when
they had come within one point OF
evening tho tallies. Spokane won
4 90 3.
SPOKANE ......--..'..
Tacoma ............ Z
Batteries Cadreau and Hannah;
Girot aud Harris.
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MAKES DAYLIGHT

PHILADELPHIA. July rs. -- a
claim that a newly invented liFh,
gives off rays the exact equivalent
Of daylight IL made by Dr. Herbert
+. Ives OF philadelphia. an inventor.
Tho couiriyhnce consists Of an In.
candescent HIGHT With n rejecting
light at tho top. which throws no
light through series OF delicately
colored screens.
Dr. Ives says his discovery will
be especially useful in various in.
dustries. which can be carried on
only In sunlight.
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George BENEDICT, n member or
the Moross auto team. who was
hurt when his machine plunged
through the fence on the Madison
Park race course last Sunday dur.
ing a race. has fully recovered and
left Seattle Thursday night to join
the team at Vancouver. Benedict
left the hospital with his hand
bardaRed. suffering from a slightly
split bone In his thumb, his jaw
bruised and lips swollen.
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BIC BUGS COME

Details for the entertainment OF
tho directors ~ tho Chamber OF
Commerce OF the United States.
who are touring Pacific coast cities
and who Will arrive 10 Seattle Fri
day evening AZ o'clock. we're com.
pletcd by the board Of trustees Of
the local Chamber Of Commerce
yesterday
There ara i5 directors IN the par
~. which 10 headed by President
u. A. Wheeler. Of Chicago Friday
night a conference and banquet are
10 be- hold NJ the Washington hotel.
and Saturday the directors will be
taken for an auto tour Of the city.
Saturday NIGHT IL To be spent en-
joying tho Potlatch Tho directors
leave Seattle Sunday.
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BACK IN THE GAME

Girot aud Harris.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-18

taken out The play was very rough
at this stage.
Hayes made n 2-yard run outside
OF MERGERS right guard. Cook TO
Montague completed a 15-yard for
ward pass that earned Tech a touch
down. Montague punted out and
Fielder received the ball. Montague
kicked goal. Score: Tech, 81; Mer-
GER 0.
Montague kicked to Parker who
returned the ball 20 Yards to his own
25-yard line. Parker hit the line. but
failed to gain. Sans was thrown in
his tracks on attempting a fake for
ward pass, On q tackle shift West
moreland gained 5 yards. Sans
kicked to midfield and Montague re-
turned the ball yards. Cooff circled
MERGERS end for Is yards and first
down. Just as It looked as If Fielder
was going to break loose for a long
run. he slipped and was stopped with
out gain. Montague gained ) yards,
/ on tackle over formation Cushman
gained yards. Hayes went around
MERGERS right wing for II yards. aid
ed by splendid interference. Alex
ander was thrown for no gain. Tech
made another forward pass for a
touchdown, Cook throwing the ball
10 yards to Hayes back OF the line.
The umpire penalized Tech for hold
inng and the touchdown did not
count. Mcdonald replaced Fielder,
Lang took Alexander's place and Lu-
cas- replaced Hayes for Tech. Cook
went around MERGERS left end for
yards. Mercer was penalized yards
for being offside. Mcdonald went
over left tackle for yards. Tech
tried another forward pass, Cook 10
Montague, bringing the ball to Techs
5-yard line. Cook then went around
MERGERS left wing for a touchdown.
Rivers replaced McCord. Mcdonald
failed to kick goal, Score: Tech, 80;
Mercer, 0.
Mcdonald kicked of to Cochran,
who ran the ball back 10 yards to
his own S5-yard line. Sans gained
yard over right tackle. Sneed re-
placed Nance. Sans went outside
tackle for a 1o-yard gain. Parker
went through the line for yards
and first down. Time was called here,
ending the game. SCORE: TECH,
80: MERCER, 0.