Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-26

for the women who must stand behind counters
day long.
In the hall of the Prussian diet the 1nternatio|
tuberculosis Conference was opened on October
at Berlin. The Empress Of Germany and Impei
Vice Chancellor Clemens welcomed the delegates, |
Empress expressing :"intense interest in the sende
ors to combat the scourge of tuberculosis"
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Lucille Stevenson will be the soloist at the OBJ
ing concert in the popular Sunday afternoon ser
by the Minneapolis Symphony orchestra, at Mime
oils today. Putnam Gfiswold, who was engaged
the Emperor of Germany to sing at the marriage
the princess at Berlin in the early SUNNI
was the so1oist at the Friday evening concert of
past week, the initial number Of. the season.
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The following was written in answer to a quo
lin the Chicago Tribune for "your most embarrasssl
moment: The worst embarrassment in my expo
!ence happened on a street car. I was riding hot
from work and as / had worked overtime until lO|
p. m, i was very tired and sleepy. In fact, l was
in. | fell asleep and did not waken until / heard sol
one say: pardon me, lady, but I get. off at the nd
corner" I then opened my eyes and found my hd
resting on the shoulder of the man who was sitt1
next to me.
Mrs. Clarke w! Kelley of Devils Lake will rep
sent the women of the state at the international CT
grss of Farm Women, now in session at Tulsa, ON
There will DE a special conference OF women who OF
and manage their own farms, and Mrs. Kelley VI
present "The Health Side of the question. Anyd
| who knows Mrs. Kelley will agree that if half
North Dakota were turned over to her, she would Cd
vert it into a model farm and then begin negotiated
to buy up the other half for a park. That is |
North Dakota woman's way.
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But yesterday, SO to speak, the woman of fash%
resenbled a pine ree-wide at the bottom and RI
ming to more or less of a point, at the top. No{
days, the selfsame woman looks like "a rolled up y
brella, pointed at the bottom and terminating vi
more or less of a peak at the top. The way the 4
is designated is by a sort Of spear with a tuft
the end of it, which toys with the breezes, and VIII
is equally at home on land or sea. 1t floats to \
east or to the west, to the north or to the soul
without once departing. from it's anchorage upon 4
lady's Paris creation-the "Eyery-Which-Way' hat
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Mrs. Sara H. christopher, formerly Of Chica(
is now fire inspector of New York City. AS soon
her appointment was made by former Mayor GaynI
l. NAAos. SAI - CA~S AN H"S]NAy .~SoN~1
was to blame for hundreds of fires. and proceeded
retire the cigarette smokers from her sphere Of inf
ence. shei, made 400 arrests within eight months, a
Only four escaped conviction. Then she took up 7
matter Of Are drills for factory girls, looked aft
the fire escapes and made friends of her worst ef
mics. She is small, pretty and piquant, and PR
tees upon the theory of prevention of fires rat4
than Ofecure. a"'*t ~1
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The last four days of this month Of October "
witness the largest gathering of women ever assea
bled in the south, the occasion being the annual q
y~ention Of the Woman's s. Auxiliary OF the soathd
Commercial Congress. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is \
honorary president-general and Mrs. Thomas NJ. sOWg
a noted club woman and writer and wife Of the
rector of the Alabama state department OF acchla
and history, and daughter of Senator Bankhead
Alabama, Is president4general. Many no:ed wonl
will be present, among them Jane Adams, Of III
House, Chicago; Miss Julia c. Lathrop. director
the children's bureau at, Washington, Mrs. CARROLL
Bartlett Crane, Lady Aberdeen and Mrs. Percy
Pennybacker, president of the General Federation
WOmn's Clubs. @
These United States are the Mecca of all ting
troubled in mind or in spirit. The latest %acquisitl
to her shores Is Mrs Nalk k0mlSheVa, VINO cOHs
from ancient Tllbet, or tibet, the Forbidden City
Asia, to explain that for over 500 years. past the y
men there have ruled the men, do all the %proposi1
and when they tire of5obstreperous husbands, banI
them to the monasteries and seek the ~lovelight
other eyes. Dear, dear! She says the men ma
gotten so discouraged that they don't care whet4
a COW or a woman lis on the throne, and they
longer dabble in politics. and If they go out all
sunset alone some woman police officer arrests thq
And, because Mrs. iKomisheva insisted that she OF
wanted one husband which is against the law, s
came away to America to arouse sentiment looka
toward a movement for the enfranchisement of m!
in-her native Tibet. And for all this, in times of vi
the men must fight, while only women are officers
the army. Mrs. Komishevat Is Il finished musici4
and when she IS through with her eneagements
america, she will carry back to Tibet an the proccee
with which to support her husband in a vigor0l
masculine movement. Of whichshs Ia leader, throull
the publication Of asweekiy news II And all II
htasA tbyyeH going on in Tibet 1or the past 700 yea
without anybody's knowing y sthing about 5it!ss
wonder PIT of men who tried to explore Its secre
never came back. The COLLINS just naturally
them!