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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

llnter ben tiiftigiten gldnnern,
1erert omtfihe Gage nltninebr ge.
a1bIt iiilo. befinoet iid aid Der
6encrnpoftuteiiter 5ronf @itdcod
ct bat iif I'm Die 5ebung uno
gI~1rSoebnlmg oe5 ToIt0ieuites CANS
beioR0ers per0ifrt gentad)t, mo Die
inn 1ofifr gebiibrenOe 4nerfennmg
ioIlte linn nidt bOrentbalten wer0en.
Sem RodfoIger miro all Die Spis,
eiries departments t~reteft, oeiien
GdHdite iih IN ben lestert Ief5ehn
ees0hren, felt Dem Imtsontritt Wfc-
ainIeps, I'M Oas 9reifad)e bergro-
bert h1beit. SeSn oieie 3eit fdIlt Ole
G~infiibriHg Der freien Goitabliefe-
RING ouf Dem 2onoe, Die Ginfiibritna
Der BolHpnrtails nn0 Die Ginfiib.
RING Der Hafetpolt. gor fiinf5ebn
ssynbren bediefen Die idbrliden aus-
gnben DeS Boitoepartements iif orf
100000 Collars ltno feline Gin.
n1Mncn nuf 100000 Collar. SIN
Iebten Sabre foIiete Der 8etrieb oes
EoifoenItes 100000 Collar. Die
s3obl Oer goiftiife belief fif auf
Drei5sbn Miainroen, tpdbreno tie iid,
Dor fiinf5ebn Sabren nuf Elm 3ebn-
tci Dicier GAIL beihrdnfte. Car
aus ergiebt iid aus 9eiitlifite Die
gerDoItige 3unabme oes 9oitDarfebrs
itllb Die an bic 9oit geIteaten In-
fpr6ernngen, irr0 oieien 4nfor0e.
rnilgen bat @eneraIpolmetTter Sitd.
cd in airsgseidneter 8eiie gereft
iii iper6en getpuBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
alaafn nm sdabtnrriah.

Sames Greigb bat 5reo Net
auf $3.50 ipeaen Oes gerIllItes
zines glilaes p%erfIagt. Grei1b inbr
i'm Mars 1910 in icincm guaap,
ais lem Efro Dor @ieD's aiftomo'
oil Ideilte unD 6. binausgcibIsioeri
miiroe. Die Sodelfnod)m leines lin.
Ten auges luIrocn 10 eebroden, oah
oos auae entfernt per0en muBte,
nn0 Gin @loSniige nidt einletbnr
liz Die Anip1lte ocs alagerS,
Tiatti uho &ear. crAnltru nnh alb,
tomnel Die Sdlite Der 5ugeiprodei
men Shooeneriatiunmre.
Der 9onmiiiionst1uimaun 80.
iepb 3. Jon bat oen 5rittbduoIsr
Omen u. Butts auf $1,t5S44 Der,
fIast, neil ibm cine 9aoung Giiro.
neIt in Butts 2agerbails UerOorben
if.
G0maro 4enting bat ole LINTON
Gaeiiir 9obnaeienlduit aui s., 300
Sdmcr5ensaeIner perElaat. @m is.
Scptanber iieI ibm bel Der 9lrbeit
Gin StahIiiid auf Die Sano, ioSnb
Der 3cigeiinser nbgcncmmen per.
zen uuibte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
ssner bird ssstolinsryioTon.

Sn Der alulaac Der yreIi,O Cite
GolnpaiID entitonO Gienitaa 9iddmit
lag nm 5 llhr Onrd Grploiion BON
acrtuIin (SspblemuaiicritoID Gin
5ener. ipeId)es einen Sfnnet bon
$4,000 anridteie. Die Grploiion eut.
itnnO 0urd cinen ihoobaiten elcr.
triidlen Drnbt. Nod Der critcn Gr.
pdoiion eilten bic idnmtlifcn Arbei.
tsr ms 5reir. ic0dB GIiidlidcrueilc
ieiu Mcnidlenpcrluit 81 beflagcn lit.
gfls elm Slid III es ~ bctrodtcu,
bab Elm m1htiacr 5000 Nllbitiub
Nes WuicS entbaItcnOer 9anf oltrdi
Gle Selieripebr por osr grpIoiiou
bcIuabrt mnroe. Der @cld)ditsiiib.
rer 6. n. Sfaffer iaat oab Die sIn.
laac iofort pieorr auigeboirt iucr.
Den miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
gntumubil.g usiteauna.

8om "a. 5ebruar bis i. Mdr'
miro i'm AUDITORIUM cine 4usitel-
lung BON gutomo6iIs abgebnIter
tperoen. IS lit Ole erite GusIteamJ
eieier mooernen @cia6rte in Der
geidifte Ger Omaha 4utomobiI
aiiocintion. Sehs 6abrifen fueroen
iid an Der 4usiieQung betbeiLiaen.
Die Auoronungen Iiegen in San.
nen bon GIarf u. Eonen, ocnl
Sefretdr. 4uf Dem Sauptilur tper.
Den Die 9ergniigrngscdr5 arlsge-
iteat iper0en un0 Die 2%nittor5 I'M
gnieaeltt. guf Der Glotform iper-
ZEN 3ubebore 81 ieben icin, nabreno
Die Motorcpclcs ibren GlaB i'm norb.
lifen Ibeile oes Alloitoriums finoeu
ueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
Gementansitelnna in nmaha.

Bonn A. bis s. 5ebrunr miro In
Gmoha cine Gementdltsitequng itott.
finoen. Mon miro auf oieicr Nus.
itelung ieben f0nncli, prlhe aroBe
Goae Cement bellt3utage in Der Ban.
inOuItrie ipielt. Mud fiir Decorative
3tpede miro Der Cement benubt. Gle
ausiteaing miro BON Der gtebrasfn.
Soma. Cement lliers aiiocintion Der.
Qnitaltet tperoen. @leih3eitig miro
Der gerbano ieiue SJabre5fonoention
ob6aItcn. Die gariuenoung bon
Cement beim gou miro in @an.
oeIbilOern norgeia9rt mer0en. Au6
meroen ale bel Der Gementiabrifa-
ton berfunn0te Maidinen ousg9teut
tperoen. Isle ie6r Cement ais gal.
material aid in lebrnsfa in gluf.
nahme fomrmt, gebt oarnus beruor,
COB in OMAHA ALIEN jdbrIih mebr
oIs 100000 wertb Cement Der.
fault miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
@eISinititnte erludhIen seamte.

Die Oireftoren Der 8aders Natio.
nal gant ron Siio.c maba erip1blteu
Gienitag s. 5ronf Goao Bitm Yrd'
iiOent Der 9nnt, Scnrp 6. gfidoI,
Jon ipliroe 5lnm aaiiiircr erip1blt.
Iie ilbrigen geanitrn iino 0ieiel6cl
gcbIicben.
lie Corn Grdarae 9anf, oit
iiin1ite Rotionolbart Der Stnot. bal
ibre critic 0ipiocnSc BON 3 Rro5eni
erfl1rt.
Die Merflants Rational 9nnf bai
5Ipei nsrtc Gireftorcn, Charles &.
Saunoers nno 6. @. SaniIton or.
baIten.
@. Bomb SIagle ipuroe 5ltm 81.
feftor Der Gin Rational 9anf OIL.
iieae oes neritorbeaen Gus. 8iciC
ermdbIt. +.
Die Rebrosfa Rational bat einci
neiien Gireftor in 6. ". SheibeI on.
itelc BON 8. 3. 2enlon pom ct.
Soiepb erbalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
SanhulihdnbIrr .Nunpcntiun.

I'm Some SotcI begann 0ien,
itaa Die gemeiniame aonpention 81
Gcbrasfa 9%rmbermcn alo Mutual
Suiuranoe Aiioeiation. IS miro
cine 9roBere SbeiInabme ais in
bergen Sabre ertportet.
Qrdiioent u. s. Sarriion bon
grano SsIano rief oie 8erIomm.
lung Inn 1870 Naflm. sur OrOnung.
Gs foIgte oann Der 9eridlt bon
Sefretdr e. 6. Sal BON SineoIn
mo Oes Sfasmeiiters 6. 2. GIarfc
ron Gerp gorf. 0anu Tolaten eine
Heibe gortrGge t6eils geid1ftlifen
uno tbeils untsrbalteneoen Ghoraf.
tiers. am glbeu0 wobuten oic ser.
rem Der 8oriteaing inn Crpbeiim
gbeoter bel.
glIs galnnter 5iibrer Ser 3nmen
fnngtrte Ser @ouIO Diet. Der Die
Gamen 5tm Commercial Club fiibr.
te, mo ibrer elm aitsne6meno feiner
2undeon barrte. gtad Dem Giiell
beaabeu iid oie 0amen auf Dos
ausiiftsonf 6es @. 8. ". @eb1u.
Oes, Inn ii6 Omaha aus Der 8ogel-
peripettiDe on3uihnuen.
9eute Norgen fanO cine Sibuns
Ger aftion1re Der 2~umbermm'5
Cement nno 8rid Gombann itott,
iDdhreno tpeldl5r @eid1ftsfiihrer
geltrer Die 4Idne Der Gompanp
crfl1rte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
sipm sOnSina &. snreta 50.

gci Der asitrigen SabreSperiomm
lina Der 4ftion1re oerSion Bombing
& Suretn 60. fuirocn bic folgenoer
9ireftoren fiir 1918 %cripdblt: Senrr
Salbens. s. 6. Root. g. y. Sorien
Senru @obIft Senrp Seating, "
q. aulo mio e. s. 2uidbart. als
HrdiiOent ipurbe Senrn Snllbens &c.
ip1bIt, ais gi5e Er1iiocnt 8. 6
Shoot. ols amtirenoer .Fr6iioeni
e. s. Suidhnrt uno ais Sefretdl
&. VI. Sd,ufier. 9ebteres flint lnnt
lett eiiiigcr 3eit nofant Scrr Shai.
fer iii felt iInf Sabrcn bel Der &c.
iraihnit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
aIs i'm @uucm6er in @eI

AIs Inn 9upember in @eItpirgi,
nicn Die Erobibitionsfampogne gum
austrog gebraft nrrOe, rpuroen oi,
Braufr bon Der MntiioIoonligd be.
idynLoigt, DAB iie Die abitimuna
nurh reifllide @ertuenoung bon
@elo al beeinfluIien iudten. aus
Den Jest porliegsnoen amtIifen
Wofipeiicn fiber Die n1brenO ser
Snrnpagile gemnhten Ausgaben er.
aicbt iid,, aaB Die antiialoonIiga in
benz cinen GountD groof ietsmnl
10 bie[ @eIo p~eraitsgabte oils ibre
@eglier. Seoe Gimme, Die in bic.
fem County fHr Staotsprobibition
ali5gegeben ipuroe, toitete Die 2iao
sfpei Collar mo fiinfSebn Gents.
Iefn1 cs odrauf anfommt, fih6reun.
&c NIT Dem iingerehten Niammon
III MAIDEN, iinO Die 5ein0e Der per
ionlsben Sreibeit ibren 8e9nern
inrrissr lrnl etiifle aamelldngen Dor.
aus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Hndl pfr ictffn nrpbeH itrpffs
idgpnmun0 I'M Chic lhdI imlroen
pom alien Scifcn goridldae &c.
mndji, ipie oerortiacn aaiaitrophsa
fir Die Submit ~porjnbelaen iei,
aber bel Den yoribl1acn III 6 &c.
bIicbcn. Der 9ongreb bot icitoem
mieosr lluiimnen fir 5llb. nno
NnienperbciIerineen beuiuigt. dutl
fir oas Sbiotbol lit etiuas obge
ialen, abcr 5lir germinoerung Der
6luibeefnbr bat eS nidtS beiactrn.
gen. Gos III elm TroblsL Dos NIT
nnocrcn Mltttcln anaeiabt iueroen
muB, tueuu eS our Soiutg gebrodlt
Deroen ioa. Dor oliem miib oaFiir
elm einbeitlifer EIon ~entiporien ilno
mtsr 9%lbilieHabme Der mooernen
@aierbGittednif 0urdgeiiibrt iuer.
oen. auf Die @ieocrnifioritimg
oes Siin aroBen 3beiI absebolSten
GueIlgebietes miro man iuobl nod
leuee perse5sns ipnrten. aber es
aiebt nfberoem nod iebr pirfiomc
giittel, Die SIutbgefabr 81 permin.
bern. Gines oieier 0iittel beitebt
III Der anlnge bon Tbaliperren an
oen 9ebeniliiiien oes Sberlnufes,
noourd perbinocrt wcroer fam. oaB
oicie 5liiiie sur 3eit Der Shnee.
idlrnelSe ooer bel onboltenoem Ne1cn
6cm Ohio 8afiermaiien 5lrpaI3en,
Die 81 bep1ltigsn er niht imitonoe
lit. Gin onoeres Mittel bietet cine
lmfaiienoe 5lubreguIierititg. Die
ourh 9eieitiguftg bemmenOer &riim.
mimgen mo 8srtiefung oes 5lus.
tettes einen raifen gbiluB oes @di.
iers bepirft. Die Surdiibrung Die.
Ter ar6eiten ipiiroe freili9 cine ean5e
Menge @elo foiten, aber einerIei,
mos es foiten piiroe, oas BeIo mir.
&c gut ongeIegt iein. 7eutihlano
bat nit ieinen umfaiienoen Sins.
reguIierimgen uno nit Der gleid5ei.
tigen Inlage pom 8bnIiperren bic
lleberidpemmungsgefabr OFF Gin
Minimum perringert, mtb mas man
0ort bat fertig bringen fonuer, ioate
bier aud fertig sebraft peroen
fonmeil. Sir bdben nit 9eidtigfeit
bierbmoert Wfilionen Dollar fiir
oei1 Ban oes Eanomafmals aufges
bradt; mir baben in ben letter. fiinf.
5ig syabren Sunoerte bon Wiaionen
IN SllBperbeiierlmgen geitedt, Die.
N Der 9allptiod)e tpeiter nidts Iino,
ols un3uIdngIihes SIidfpert, uno
mir bdtten nit uniern reifen Mit.
teln ldngit borm geben ioaen, Ourd
Reguliermgsnrbeften mad einern
aroB nngelegten Blame uniere 5lub
th6ler Dor Den perbeerenOen l1ebpr.
ifpemm1ingen 81 ihiiseft. Sc bid
fer Die Sbdler beiieoalt per6en,
Deito GROCER tperoen Die Gluthifo-
Sen, beito betpegliher Die alogert,
ole nad ieoer nelen ueberlfmem=
ming ongeitimmt meroeu. 8ir ge-
len Sobr fiir Sabr Elm SeioengeIo
fir ale moglihen 5lpeifelbaften
3Dede ans, ober oos RddItIiegenoe
rnO NotbpenOigite miro iiberiehen.
9os lift 10 2anoesbrnnd; elm ibler
8rnnfb bon Dem mir Inns nift
i6nea gertug Iosnlad)en fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
Gonieruatipc Sauinss C 2Onn
N6OciatiOn.

Sic aftionGre Der Gonierpatibe
earnings & Sonn aiiociation errpdhI.
len gienitoa pie6er George =. Gill.
more, U. e. Gurfep rrlo So9n g.
5Iod. Gle 1ireftoren Ddblen mad,
tie ISOLDE Die geamten. 9as @e'
ihdft nnbm p1breno oeS Sabres I'm
Sill ,046 3u. 6 Gro3ent 0ioi-
6eroen nnroen bertbeiIt bon 1862.
572, Die Geierpe tpiir0e INN $4,000
DargroBert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
Der ncnrrwahIie Vraiiocnt gaiI.

Der ncmrrwdblte 9raiioent @iI.
ion bat in Chicago bsim 3Iuedeiien
ron SnoultririiiriteR iulO Irnimta8.
rotciI cine MrOe gebaItcn, In Der CT
bftoutc, oob oaiir geiorgt lperoen
miiiie, onb Dor Dem @eiebe Vile
alcid fcien ilio fapitaliitiidc Ser
idwornngen 81 EreisidJrnlibereiel
a~asqemrr5t merSen miibtcn. Die
Morts mirften fpie elm faItes Guild.
boo ino ionoen feinrn geiiaa inter
rem @cIdttieten. Geito fr1ftiser
nirft aber ibr @ie0erbaa uiter oel
eeiuomIIiden golfsmaiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
700 strahen6a6n.g Millionaire.

an Der MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Omaha unb Council Bluffs Strn.
Observation-Disclosures ON %ontaa Sod
mittag betbeiligten iif iait Die
i1mntIifen 700 SIftiondre Der @e.
ieGihaft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Gin balbss Dnbeno SboIbcrp iinO
arapdboe Siibinner. Die lIh auf Der
NeiIe nod Nnibinatou beiin6rn
IpradDen 0ienitaa Wor9en init ibrem
auunIt George Jummiion bel @lnnor
Goldman Dor. Bel ibusn mar Soc
Muers. Aoent Der @inn Aipcr &c.
Icrpaiion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Sans 5a berfanfen--gin 8obnbaus
nit 8 3immern, SeiBpniierbei.
0rng. @as un6 eIeftriifes 2ift,
mooerne ginridtlmg, biaig 81 Der.
faufcn beim gigentbimeE 1916
Martba Strabe, Omaha.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
gferS pcr6ranni.

Nus unbcfnnnter llriade fam am
Wontng Nnd)t IN Dem Sduippcn
1878 Mnion Str1be Geuer auS. Gin
Fierb fam in ben 2lommen nm.
Ser Shnppen mar nidlt perfidlcrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
G~dneiOermerfitatt ansaeranbt.

Ginbredler 0rnngen in Der 9odi
Ron 9ienitag ouf Mittpod) in Mar
Morib Sdneiocrtperfitatt, 301-2
gromn 9lof, urno itahlen Sud.
Itoffa i'm 8ertbe bon $500. 9os
Snnere bes 9otdles iplroe bon Den
8ieben bon untarit gu oberit ge-
febrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
9eutfMe GaIenDer

iegIiden Gbarafters, bunloriitiIder
uno erniter 0atur, oeutide Bidder
unb 3eitidriften, ocutidDe Slid.
ipunif)farten fir ole @eIeaenbetten
lei Siuart &c Meaelub, 100 iiioI.
Iihe Is. StrnBe, Omaha. Gebr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
IarHbtriat.
SiioO Omaha, Is San.

SiiosS Omaha, Is Sdnunr.
Rinouieb-3uiubr 1900; Marf
felt.
gute bis befts $7.sO-9.oO.
g~titteImaBise Bis CUTE $500
7.S0.
g~cpobnIiae Bis mitteIm1Bise
$6.00-6.90.
aii6e mo Sellers, felt bis lei6.
ter.
@tte BIZ bette Sellers s5.75-
6.15.
Gute Biz bette aibe $40
GAO.
MitteImaBige Biz quite aiibe
s4.40-5.40.
@etDobnIide bis mitteImdBise
$3.00-440.
Stoders ln0 See6crs, ftorf.
Cute bis bette $6.50-8.00.
W~tIttelmoBlge bis bette $5.oO-
$50.
@ewobniife Bis mitteInldbiss
S5.00-5.S0.
Stod Sellers $4.5O-6.25.
aalber $4,000.
guQen $4.40-6.40.
Sdmeine-3ufuhr 10000; Mnrti
felt. 9urhi6nittspreis $500 bi.
-7.2O; bofiter Yreis 1925.
Sdnfe-3ufubr 800; 0tarft
felt. Hammer feit bis lcihter.
GdIuB 10-t5c rieoriger.
glltteridofe, quite bis bette $4.75
$40.
@iooe-, cute big bette $5.75-
$40.
SqbrIinge S7.65-8.t5s
9dnrner $8.50-8.90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Tos preisipiiroigIte Glen bel
Better IinnS. Geitife Slide, 1908
Dodge SrnBe, q etcd. NobIseL
ter % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
Cmaha yeirsioe Narft.

Omaha, 10. San. 1913.
Sarter @ei5en-
Nr. 9, S5H-87Hc.
Ger. 3, 85-86Hc.
Scr. A, 79-S5be.
5riibia6rs @eisen-
Nr. 3, 83-84e.
@eiBes Sort
@r. 8, 45M-46c.
SCR. 4, 44A-45c.
@eIbes aorn-
Ger. 8. 44H-44Mc.
gtr. A, 44-44He.
Sort
ar. 8, 44-4414c.
Nr. A, 43R-44c.
MeiBcr Saier-
SIR. 9, 1886.
Stan0nrb Safer 32M-33c.
Nr. 3, 1914 -32Kc.
SIR. d, 32-321ae.
Mal5gerite 53-64c.
8%rttergeritc Nr. /, 41--46c.
Goggen-
@r. 2. 59R-6Oc.
Ger. 3, 59-59kc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

ESQ Dollars faufen cine 2onn
Sppotbef bon $4,000 al SO Sin.
len. Cine before uno iidere slnlnae
biirfte ifwer 81 finbeu lem. lin
ueitere ausfunft aoreiiire man &.
&. c. o. Omaha Sribiine.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15
E(aIIifi5irte AnBeigen!

Grfabrener beutid)er Raler uno
anitreider miinitt 9eidaftigung
auf Stunoenlohu. Gdreibt Bolt
farte inter Q. 9. 1881 iiiolidje IL.
Strobe. 1elepbon Douglas 4t54.
0rnaba. S.t3
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Srgeno cine 4rt bon aIcirp
lonoelgeiddft beiorat ootr bcrfanft.
aennebed 60. 500 See Gebaubs,
Omaha, 9eeb. II.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-01-15

Tie i~einiten 8irite alIer Mrt
trerben in Gdnanber & Soffmann'S
gaoen semadt. Selbit f~innenad)tt,
marinirtc Serinsc nno rotbe Mi.
ben. Iae bentidlen GelifnttHen
itets porrdtbis. Die btifen Solo.
nialipaaren nnO Gsmiiie Der Cal.
ion. Sduanber & Soffmann, 4O8
n6rbI. 10. Strahe.
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9cntide aalenber irci BEL 9eranet
& Son. Gruagiiten, 1902 IiioIite
16. Strabc. Eel. Douglas $3.50.
Gelepbon Gouglas 1850.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
donkey Ding" Is
New Society Fling

WASHINGTON, Jar. z9.---fssca3lse
Washington society women know only
the turkey trot, Mir. Preston Gibson
invited thirty of them TO the Play
house club today. where Vernon Cas-
tie. "A Partisan demonstration of the
new dances. taught them some new
freak steps that are bound TO create a
sensation in Washington ball rooms
Great secrecy was maintained as to
the character Of the new dances, but
il was learned that one, the donkey
ding, named in honor of the Demo-
cratic Renaissance, bids fair 10 put
down the turkey trot. The feature
of this dance is the sudden stop the
dancers make In the midst OF their
gyratfons, much resembling a donkey
refusing TO go any further until he is
coaxed.
Mr. Castle has come from New
York, where he has been giving les
sons in the new dances TIC Mrs Cor
nelius Vanderbilt and Mrs, George
Gould.
Among Mr., Castles society pupils
today were: Mr.. ana Mrs preston
Gibson. Mrs Reginald Board, Miss
Mum, Miss Noyes. Mrs, Robert Nc
Cormick, Mrs Richard Townsend,
Mrs George Howard, Miss Margaret
Perrin, the Misses Meyer, daughters OF
the secretary of the navy. Mrs, Hugh
Legare. and viscountess De Siooure'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
ELECTION TO
BE. HELD HERE TODAY

largest number of bonus votes ever
offered will be given on these combi-
nations They are to be found listed
on another page,
Also, do not overlook the special
votes to be given on Piedmont cigar
cite coupons and Bull Frog shoe pol
ish tops, which have to be turned in
by p, NJ Saturday. February LIST.
1t has been brought to the atten-
ton of the contest manager that some
O fthe candidates are talking entirely
too much for their own interests.
They are advertising what votes they
have in reserve and what their imagi-
nations draw that they will have.
Mum is the word to any successful
candidate, Those who are advertis-
ing their strength are undoubtedly
working to the interest of their COM
petitors, who know just what they
will have to accomplish in order to
overcome the stated holdings OF those
who are advertising them. Nine times
out of ten in any contest the winners
are those who work quietly and keep
entirely to themselves until the last
moment what votes they have.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
Parade of Women
VIII Be Greatest
World Euer Sau

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.-From
present indications the mammoth suf-
frage parade. with fifty thousand We
men from all parts Of the civilized
world marching under the banner Of
Votes for Women" promises to be
the most elaborate and spectacular
event of the Inauguration.
The parade has grown to such pro-
portions that ii will present the great
est demonstration of its kind known
In the history of the world
From far off Austria a delegation
is coming. China. Norway and Sweden
Will he represented by attractive dele
cations in native costumes. while the
battalion OF Indian women will be
unique
! Five thousand college women. rep
resenting every woman's college in
America, with huge delegations from
Vassar Wellesley and Bryn Nawr, Will
portray the hold the suffrage move
ment has upon the American college
woman With the fun permission Of
Uncle Sam. group OF government
women clerks, numbering two thou
sand, will march along, carrying the
banner of equal rights for all.
In pathetic contrast TO the society
and professional women found by
scores in the ranks Will be company
OF garment workers from New York,
their thin clothes and wan faces tes-
tifying TO the brutal work of man
made laws. General Resale Jones
and her squad Of brave mixers will be
In line 1t has been promised that a
fighting troop from England's mill
tant suffragette army viii be on hand
To witness the gentler arts of peace
practiced by their American sisters.
Miss Adele ". King. a beautiful
belle of Baltimore. will join in the
beauty contest as official trumpeter OF
the Baltimore division.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30

Men. as we'll as women. are to have
their rights today. The privilege has
been extended to them to assist their
favorite candidates in the great Man
ufacturers' and Merchants Contest by
calling at contest headquarters today
and registering. thus receiving 500
votes. Today is expected to be the
banner day of all the special days
which have been held UP to this time.
A large bonus of votes as outlined in
the advertisement in this issue lis to
be awarded those receiving the larg-
est attendance and also orders. Spe-
cial vote values will also be offered
today. larger than have ever before
been made. Special efforts should be
put forth by all of the contestants
and their friends to see that every
friend and acquaintance calls at con-
tent headquarters, Seventh and
Franklin streets, and secure the bene-
fit of this 500 votes.
Do not overlook these new combi-
nations as advertised in yesterdays
issue. These are to be brought in by
r. Id. Saturday, February sth. The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-01-30
WILSON WILL FILL
PLACE OF FISHER
SECRETARY OF INTERIOR NOT To
HOLD OVER UNDER NEW
ADMINISTRATIONS.
DEMOCRAT FOR POST
LINCOLN STEPHENS GIVES HIS
ADVICE ON APPOINTMENT
AND FARMERS ISDoRsE
Union PRESIDENT.

TRENTON, n. j., Jan. 29.-The
long expected announcements of cab
met appointments, at least in part. in
dent-Elect Wilson within a short
time. The president-e lect has not de-
cided definitely on all the portfolios
He said tonight: Il still have per-
fectly open mind" but this is taken
to apply to the cabinet as whole.
1t is generally believed that 1e has
in mind the men he will appoint, but
there may be some Juggling of posi-
tions The president elect reiterated
seek no more counsel from the party
leaders. though he viii. of course
give audience to any of the leaders
who may call here.
In making up his cabinet the presi-
dent-elect is counting in the proposed
department OF labor. He expects that
the bill creating this department will
gress.
If the department is not created at
the present session, ii will doubtless
be one of the first acts of the extra
ordinary session which the president
elect will call immediately after his
inauguration. The president-elect is
very much In favor OF such depart
ment, as he indicated in many OF his
campaign speeches.
win Not Hold Over.
The impression which seems to pre-
vail in Washington that the presi-
dent ELECT will retain Secretary Wal
ter l.. Fisher in the department of
the interior is without base in fact.
He has no such intention. Mr.. Will
son viii not appoint any Republicans
to office at least not of the Taft re-
dictionary type. MIR. Fisher is ad-
mittedly in the midst of an important
work, but Governor Wilson feels that
there are men in his own party who
can take up this work where Mr..
Fisher leaves off, and carry it to an
equally successful conclusion. In ad-
dition to that Governor Wilson feels
that in a measure the heads of de-
partments are the personal represen-
tatives of the president. He will,
therefore, try TO choose men in thor
ough sympathy with his own aims and
ambitions.
The governor was tired after his
trip to and from Atlantic City. He
returned on the 9:15 train this morn
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