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New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

Whether the advanced state OF bidding
caused him to be apprehensive of a dou-
bic or whether he still failed to appre-
ciate the value that additional informa-
ton would give To the partnership was
not explained in his refusal to declare
royals where declaration of two even
here might well be considered.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25
Score: Love-all, rubber game.

Score Love-all, rubber game
South declared one diamond.
with two five-card suits TO choose from
East selected hearts. declaring one in the
suit. Two-suit hands. with any degree Of
strength. present great possibilities. Bene-
fitting In many ways by the distribution
Of cards and subsequent play. they are
good speculative hands.
In this case Easts choice was wise.
With the ace at the head of iive-card
heart suit requiring one trick less Tor
game, the advantage oven clubs was de-
cided A chance to secure the full bene-
fits OF copartnership was allowed to slip
by when South declared two diamonds in
stead Of paving the way TO counsel with
his partner by naming his other suit Of
value
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25
EAST'S PROBLEM SIMILAR.

BY a coincidence about the same state
OF affairs was present in Easts hand that
existed in Souths. Both hands. having
choice of suits on the initial round. We're
left in a somewhat dependent state after
ward.
East, by neglecting TO show his club
suit. also. failed to seek his partners ad-
vice. He declared two hearts when either
a declaration of three clubs or the allow
ing Of South's declaration 10 stand would
have been preferable.
South pursued the same tactics as be-
fore, and declared three diamonds.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

South thought his holding sufficiently
strong to increase his declaration with
cut hearing from his partner, and accord
ingly declared two hearts. This opu-
mstic spirit was lacking in West, now
ever Viewing the situation from prac-
ticaI standpoint and realizing the i'm
portance OF securing the full benefits OF
copartnershlp. he passed.
MEANING OF EAST'S BID.
East contributed his sgre toward a
mutual understanding by declaring three
clubs. His purpose I'm declaring at THIS
stage could not be misunderstood. Inc
naming of a weaker suit than his part
ner's on the initial round OF bidding
could only have been accepted as "A pro-
tective measure TO save loss or as snow
ing a strong. aggressive hand. Having
refused TO commit himself, however. wheh
opportunity first offered. Easts declara-
ton afterward gave clear evidence OF
certain degree Of strength
The declaration conveyed tWotoid
message strength in the suit itself ana
an invitation to his partner TO accept II
as trump suit.
South refused to carry his declaration
further. The contract held. as West
showed his satisfaction with his partners
declaration by passing and North also
passed.
souths opening lead of the ten OF
shades was won by dummy with the KING.
A low spade was now led from dummy
and trumped with the ten in Easts hand
Marking the ace of hearts In South )
hand. East led the six Of hearts to the
next trick. South won with the ace.
KING OF TRUMPS EXPOSED.
II was patent to South now that East
was skirmishing around with the view
OF finally bringing in his spades. Still
afraid Of leading away from his ace
lack OF diamonds. his next lead was the
queen Of hearts to remove dummy's KING
and thereby weaken the hand. After WIN
ming the trick, dummy led the nine OF
clubs and held the trick. The eight fall
ing from North, ample assurance was
thereby afforded Of lone king being left
in North's hand.
Dummy now cleared the spade suit by
leading another small SPADE. East. ruff
ing with the queen of clubs. held the
trick. The rest was easy. Easts ace
of clubs brought down the king ana n
small club put dummy in the lead with
the jack. All trumps were now down.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25
GEORGE KILN O

Erroneous secondary bidding brings
confusion and all team work is destroyed.
A lack of proper thought In making an
unwarranted secondary declaration is al
ways penalzed
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

servatlve partner who recognizes the
value Of establishing "A strong defence
the declaration might well be advanced
West overcalled South with one royal
North's declaration was two clubs. In
PRODUCING new suit OF not especially
notable strength. whore support 10 ms
mariners make could have been proiitably
shown. was poor Judgment on Norths
part. Working in unison with slnsleness
Of PURPOSE is one OF the attributes OF sue
cessful partnership.
East declared two ROYALS. The influence
cxerted by a partners declaration was
here Illustrated when South. dcferring to
the will of North, declared three clubs.
THE SWITCH OF NORTH.
West declared three royals. His reason
for taking the Initiative I'm continuing the
bidding was the probable success prom
ised by his partners supporting declara-
ton Notwithstanding the fact that MS
partner by his supporting bid gave eVi-
dence OF satisfaction with the club dec
laration North switched to his partners
suit. declaring four diamonds. one trick
less required To overcall West was prob
ably what Influenced North IN declaring
diamonds now.
East passed. While sufficient strength
was assured TO stop the opponents from
game at their declaration, the chances
for game at royals were entirely too
bright not TO be taken advantage OF.
East's course was too conservative.
West. supported only once by his part
ner. refused to venture any further with
his declaration, so the contract held at
four diamonds. Defeated by only one
trick. losing 80 points. North and Souths
contract proved good paying investment.
Easts timidity lost "A game and rubber
on the hand, as four odd at royals could
easily have been made.
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25
ANOTHER ILLUSTRATIVE CASE.

The following hand played at a local
club continues the subject. The hand
New-York tribune., 1913-05-25

Aristodemo Giorgini has been re-en-
gagged for three years by the Chicago
' Opera Company
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-03-20

n9ie rMorbamerifa" beiprid)t in
einem Mrtifel brer Musgabe boen
Sebrltar oas allgemein in Ser fatboli=
iden 8reiie er1paden6e SSntereiie fir
ioaiule 6r!ogetr, Dos iid in periooi=
lden inns regelmdBigen Mbbar6lnneen
iiber 6ieielbe fu1rotbl1t. MuBer6em
miro Damn u1th n1f Ste Nampblete,
6lugidriften, 8iidyer, @ortrage a11r0
@ortragsfurie nlfmerfi liant gemmdh.
Ser Mrtifel, ser ben Gttel SOS TO-
sia1e grtpader Ger &atbolife1p utro ser
@entra1=S teue" tragt, 16lieBt NIT fol-
gen0en @orter al: SOS @er6ienit
fir 0teies angemeim @rtpaden aber
gebiibrt 5l1m groben Gben 6em @ent
tral-8erein 11n6 feiner riibrigen Gent
trulStele. @enn lebtere crit mal
ibr &etteGer Stlt6ierbal1s in 8etrieb
un6 ielbit in 5emlelben ein eigeres,
mo6erm eingeridtetes &etm gefflrn6en
bat, Damn miro lift gimfla1B u1f ole
&reiie eth l1nberedenbnres tper6en.
@er oIio gera6e Jet nod @raften CUR
60roerung 6ieies groben @erfes NIT
bilff, Ser tragt am mirfianniten CUR
-Soinrw Der io5ialen Srabe BET"
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9as Ganb Der Mdnbdn.

Die Sniel @i8iIien mag i'm Alter-
tunn cine Mrt bon S9laraffenlano
qepefen fem, mdbrenb Tie iest ,1ur
an eintaen Stenen Der &iiite nit et.
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merben tam, un6 aud bort ni&t in
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monde RuIturen in SBilien al,8ge-
breitet, Sic Der Smell ehpaS bon IT.
rem alien STUFF 3,1ridbringer fors.-
ten, mem, aud niat geraoe ben
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or6entliden gluffdaprng bot gum
Beiipiel in ben lebten SSabren bic
Mnpflan3mng bon Manoebdumen
auf @biIien geuommen. SIMMER
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ftnb BE Erfolge brsr Better &c.
,porben. Nah einem 8eri&t 6es
beutf4en aonf,sls IN &alermo itr6
aus oieiem &ofen onein I'M letten
ssabr rurb $50 Conner Manoeln
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Sire neri9ifft morben. Dieter
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bebirgt ge.pefen, bub mon selerrtt
bot. beri@ieoene Arten bon Wta11'
6eln az oieben, DE xi&t NJ berfd.
ben 8eit Niiiber, dtfo ass@ nidt
ffmintIt@ gIeid5etig stneaI Grnft e.
.Iieaen Bnrer1, ME er trittber mdt
lfeIte,1 cine ganae Grnte bernidtet
hattie. M,tberbem bat It'd BITE n1erf.
ulrbtge, nber erfreuli@e fdtfa4e
herausgeiteM, 6db bic Maroelbd,-
ne, Bic ii ett,te1n SSkdbre bur@ Grof
aef4dbtfgt tpnrben, I'M ndd4diten sesd,b
e nm 70 ret@er Miben nso 6rs1ht
tragen
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lanaerer 2eit 1T Der @eimn6-

Seit langerer 3eit 1T Der @ein11o'
beitsSuitanb oes bod)angeIebenen p
&il6ebra1b &emptten1e, &rimas 0es
8eneoHtireroroens iebr i1manten.
@5 ma1roe sober 1T Or6ensfreiiem be,
ffiiirdtet, 0aB er bon iei1pem anlte 5u=
riid5utreten ii@ gen0fbigt ieben hmn=
tie. Tim lift 5emielben 5u erbalten,
bat nun ober ser @opit oerfugt, oaB
oas inn Mfai in @om 5uiumulertnetenz
oe Sr0ensfopitel 6es I'll. @ene0iH 0em
Hrinros etnen &oaoia1tor b~eigeben ion,
Der sic @oqmadt erbalt, i'm in al1en
oeren grle0ig1tttg ser &ri=
mas aus gel um0beitlidjen &udii6ten
nidt pornebmen fat11t, 5n b%ertreten.
P. @iloebran5 @empttnpe, geboren am
10. Stunt 1849 in Gent, @elgien, itebt
felt 1898 ols 8rimas nn ber5pibe 6es
Sr6enS, ser l1nter ibm an -3ubl Der
Mieoerlaifungen mie ser &eligi0iett
einen be6erter6en Ml1fldmung -ge1poms
me1t bat. Ser &oaoiutor, ser tbm
nun I'M M1ai beigegeben miro, miro
1nobl ols 6er hfinffttige &rimas 6es
8eme0iftineror5enS at5l11eben iein.
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9ie 11e1te Administration fat be-
rets @elegenbeit gebuh, it9 in ser
altsmaiirtigen @oIitif 51 betbatigem.
Ser @rdii6ent bon gltba erlieB Elm
Mmr1eittie=Defret fir SHE, Ole iib an
Der lebten S%nllreffttiion betbeiligt bot
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riiffanilden @eianoben IN &aba1tu an,
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@apba 5os Mmneitie=D effret ri9t pom<
5iebe. @eeriinoet miro 6ieies @erlnm
gen init Dem @ertrogsparagrapbem,
ber Ole Ser. Staaben au &iitern aer
offentliden Sr0mprg a11f oer SSnfeI
einieBt. Ser 8rditbe1t bon Cuba Fat
dber 6as @erlanger a1nbeabtet geDoi-
ien. 8os 1tniere @egieratng tbai1t
miro, bleibt ab5utpnrtet. Mnf ieben
San lit erfidtlid, onB oath bae meme
Mominiitratiom iid benpfIi4tet bdiItt,
nod &sraiiften fir @labe 1tlrb Dr6nu11g
in betp characterization 2dcnoer1t all
.ionger. Mertfo g~egeniiber miro ie-
lbod 6os Brin5ip ser MidtSrterper-
tion natb] tpie Dor befo1gt 1peroen, 90
6ie Serite1artg ser 0r0nlttpg in Meri-
TO fi6 als,eire 81 iidhtuierige allfgabe
onritM. .
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Bablt cine &ate 81 ben MiIitar.
effeften?

Cine bodtpi4tise Graee be@df-
ttgt 3uraeit bic Communicating oes
eIlffter frarBSfHden Arneetorps IN
Brett. Gin aolonioIinfanteriit bat
ndiindi4 Dor einiger 3eit NIT einem
hibner1 @riff iid einer iener Setter
a,,geeignet, Die auf ben @eiberfam-
mer,, Sic nrtlitdrii9en 8etanbe &C.
gen Die 1tagen6e G6tigfen bon Staten
unb Mdufer bertei6igen. Ser brabe
aoJonialfoIbat ging cher nod einen
Shritt peiter, er beripeiite nit gu
tenn Mppetit oaS Rateupieb. gn@
eiroeben6er l1nteriu9a1rg tam bic
@tIibdrbeb0rbe barauf, bab Die ma@<
fame 8dttgtett Meiiter Sin5ens Elm
iidbes Gn6e 6urd bic 8eer6ig1ng IN
.eirem S~ol6ntnmagen gefurrben bot
te. Ser Aabenidger geftanb feline
.@huIb Elm, ur6 er gab fogar f@artl1x'
.aelp6 al, BOB 6os @asenrapout aus
.Qe5ei4net mar. @an bei4lob, BEN
@olonte,1 3u beitrafen. Nber out
@run6 nel9en Bergebens follte ote
@eitrafupg erfolgen? Mah lanam
ltebe4egu,1gen br1,mr1te man Dem
Gtinf4meder abt Gage Raiernen-
orreit Fit oie Gnttpen6ung milttart.
fiber @ffeften arrf. M8 Die Straf.
ltite benz Rorpsfommoroo borgelegt
tpa1roe, 3og Der General erita,rnt bic
@ugerbra1en IN sic &6b':: r@ie, muir
a9t Eage Stubenarreit fiji Elm Der
gebe11, 6os Dor bas &riegsgeri@t ge-
Der General f@rieb u1ter
Gilt" an Sen MegimenBfomrnon'
be1r unb berlargte @uffldrung iber
bic Mrt Ser MiIitdreffeftert unb nut
@eiie iie entperr6et tpuroer.
eDr aoIonialioIoat ioll auf bic No@b-
ridt @er bic Meiter,1ng, Die fetn
ffiIibbeter @r:ff In bic rMilttdremefftten1
8lr Gclge bdben fam. om .aate1t'
io11uter ertfrarfft ieiu.
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so Mder 1arm - 8 Meilen bon
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M1inmeapolis. @@mar5er 2ebn, &bor1
OILS unteridi9te. 80 Slider u1ter
8fug; Is Slider @ieie; 12 SLIDER @ei.
1elanb;; 8 SLIDER genildtea $ol3.
6rome=@ot1s nit s 3hnu1ern, gutter
6rome=Ston, onoere @ebdulidteiten.
;8mei 8runttern; 8ah Selep5on. Grete
@oitbefor6erung. $500 per Slider.
Die q. 6. @bitneD 2an1 e 2eau g.,
ct. @lol,6, Mirm.
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Sin uirfiames Mittel eesen bie
Bl1rmplage lei 8feroen.

Sober 6armer un6 @~feroebeiber
miro erfreut lein, an einem 11eur1 Mit-
tel gegen Sic gefirdtete @urmpIage
bel 8feroe1 81 b0iper, bos in ser fur-
sen 3eit ieines 8etanntieins gang er-
ltaunlt4e &eiultate ge3eitigt bat. @s
iin0 0ies Ole aus Ger nlten &ein1ntb
beribergefom11terer Seuretn-RapfeM,
ore itA in Ser ~fiir5eiten 3eit Gaujen6e
Don 5reu11oen er1porben uno in ser
Mustreibung bon @irnrer11 Bel pfer.
ben als nniibertreffli9 eruieien b.
ben. Mus $un0erten BON oorfbare1
8riefen bon 6armerr, Die sic &ap{eIn
benubten, geM berpor, oaB nod Dem
@ingeben BON nun 5tpei @apieln &ur1-
oarte bon Bots ole m0gliden 8nr-
mer bon 8fer6en abgingen, uuo oab
Bfer6e, ole Dorber mayer, bifiig unb
itorrii9 tpuret1, mad Dem gingebe1
Der &apieln iofort 5unabnte11 a111o ale
i9ledten gigenidaften perloren. Die
@urmer geben getuoDnli9 iAon na4
einigem Stun6en 1ta@ Sem @imgeber,
Der &npieln toot I'M Miite ab uno 1T +
oas M}ittel I'M 10 1pertbooller, nIs eg
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terpe6fel ieoem Bfer5e lei@t einge-
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perabreiht meroen, aud tpenr1 iid sic
@aroiiten dllBerli9 nod ridH bennerf-
bar genpo@t baben. Die &apieIn i1to
geletli@ garantiert u1ter SerioI $50.
21,741 un6 f0nner m19 trogeroen
Stuten gegeben tperoen. Dos MitteI
tit ein5ig ur6 a1etn gu be3ieber bon
Der urieren 2efern tpobtbetannter
&esneop 60, 532 Gaft
@ater. StraBe, Sept. "a, Milnoufet,
gum 8reiie bon $1.25 fir 6
ooer 5000 fir IL @opfeIn, %portofrei,
NIT Misunderstanding. Mub gu
baben in 3urders Drug Store, Mel.
role, Minn., o6er BEL 80. 6. &arrert.
Minn. - Mn3eige 52-bo
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
FOR RHEUMATISM KIDNEYS AND BLADDER
Selma balf ni@t-
Meoi5i,t f,trirte.

&c bat ii6 bdufig ertpiefen, baB Mube,
Berionen, bic an Su6erfaloiis reioen,
5eifen: ,aber es mnb %8ugegeben tperoen,
gei9rantt". miro. sc beoarf ba5u etpas
mebr.
@dman's Nlteratib lit cine Mee6i3in,
Die CUR !Seiluns bon subert1loiis fabris
Der uno' tpieoer ge6eilt. @dufig iin0 btez
Sc nidt IDEAL paren, - unb bod
@eilun9en er5ielt tpnrben. Sept be-
9aupten pir uno belteben baranf, bab
gdman's Nlteratib gebrau6t mer0en foa
in ieoemSau bon Suberfulofts in @erbin<
6nng nit .gutem, nabrbaftem @fien uno
frifder Quft, Die mir ale %notbpenoig ba=
ben. Gin mertmiirbiger Sail folgt:
Meloon, SD.
@errenl = v9ur6 gdman's Mteratib
bin i6 Dor einem frib3eittgen @rabe be-
tpabrt tporoen: Mm IA. 9e5ember
1904 -%erfranfte. t i9 an E9pboib<
Ynenmonta. Neine 2ungen nurben
arg angegrtffen; mein Nustpnrf tpnrz
be nnterim9t unb barin SuberfuIo1ts
ga5tQen g%efunben. Nm 81. Sebrunr 1905
tpnroe mir angeratben, nod Sort 8prtb,
Segas. gu geben: Bdbrenb meines Sort
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ten 2nnge ahf un6 leerte itd. S9 tpurz
De 16lin1mer unb 5ebrte iebr tart ab.
Weetn Mr5t tbeilte mir NIT, i9 mii11e
1ab Colorado reiien 10 ra19 aIs m0gIi9.
Sd berlieB Segas am 1. Stunt unb tam
IN Canon @ith am 8. S uni, febr ge<
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den getpelen, tbeilte mir 1mein Mr8t nit,
DAP fir midi ni9ts mebr gethon fperben
tonne, baB mei1 Sal Elm b%offnungsIoier
lei. 9ret @oeben ipdter fehrte ib mad
&auie 5uriid, tpog 1O3 8funb; Der Mr3f
batte mir ni9t einmal bie 3uli6erung
ge9eben, 6ab. ib lebenbig beimfomrnen
fperDe.
Mm ID. sSSuli 1905 begonn i@, @dmans
tpun6ero1es M2ittel gegen @6pinDiudt
5n nebmen; beute tpiege ib 1853 Rfnnb.
Se6 bin 1tarf nr10 ge1un0 l1nb fnnn irgenb
cine Nrbeit bel meinem @Iebator berrid<
ten. eSS6 babe fein @eb nod 56mer3
in n1einen 2ungen. eie gut, f9lnfe gut
'unb fiblte ME better.
(l1nter3ei9netes Gffionbit)
Mrtbnr 8ebb.
@dn1an's Mlteratibe 1T tpirfiam In 6syG6I>
len bon 8ronditis, Mitbma, @eufieber,
9als> nnb Qnngen<8 ei1tperben lltb I'M
Mnfbnn bes @Dfterns. gntbdt tein Gift
Spiaten ober Mebi3in bic ii1 3ur @e<
tpobnbeit ma9t. 81 berfaufen BEL Der
MoIitor Drug 60. unb anberen @arpts
npotbefern. Sragt nab 8ootlet, in tpeI<
diem 9eilungen ber3eidnet iinb ober
fdreibf an @dmans 3aboratorium. 9his
1nbelpbia, 3a., fir ~tpeitere gbiben3.
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Mnf @r11nb 1angerer 8eobad)tunget

mber Ole Ser 6lebung Der fatbolt1dNe1t
9nn0bep0lterung, sic nidt inuner gum
@eiten ser fatboliiden @emein0en ge=
ldiebt, bnben sic 8eamten 5eS
Staatsperbonbes BON Winnei otn. Ell
mem 8lan CUR @rrtbtumg einer Mns=
ffl1mftSlteue entmorf en, 6erem 3med eS
ieim Jon, &aufern un0 @erfdufern BON
Sartnen a1no @ra1n0eigentbum 6urb
ei1geben6e Musfunfte iber 0rtlide
@erbGltniiie u1o bl1r6 @atb be6iilflib
5a fem, Dannit 0ie fatbo4ilde 8eDolfe-
rlpng in Sen @erpein6en ridt abnebt
me nn6 fatboliide Sarmer CUR Nniiez
0elur1g in fatboliiden @emeir0em be-
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Sdmprbpiten babei,n furirt
burb bie GinfauQe:m ethpbe

Genn Sbr an blutenben. iuten6e,1. blinben poer
nororingenoen 9dnnorrbui6en 1eiben. icbift mir
Cure sM6nrsfe. unb ib tuer6e gub faeen. iuie Sbr
b%anblu1g. turiren t6nnt; tperbe gucb aud einiaee
oiefer ,6eim=@ehan6lune fret gum 8eriub 3uibi=
Gen NIT emmptsbl'tneen gus gureer eisene, 6eimatb
penn erinilnidbt. .Sofortigs 2inoerune unb perma=
iagt anoeren nDn bieiem Mnerbieten. Sdbreibt,
geute an Jrau M. @ummers. ,@or 67P. Sputba
8enb. Sn6.
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,moge1r per6en. linn 1ieien &lan 81
berpirfliden, mur6en ale 5em
5tootsperbar@e angeidloiieren Serei=
ne eril1dt, iiber sic ieapeils IN bren
@emein6en 8aent @erfaatf a1gebobener
2at11ereien sent Mlsfumftsfomitee ge~
11ol1e 8eridte e%in5alier0en unb au6
tpeitere prafti1de 8orlblage' 5t nn=
terbreiten. @trb 6er 8lan CUR 9ar6E
fiibrumg gebrudt, 10 lonte er itd TO-
mobl fir oie @emetmoen als au6 fir
Size @eretne ols aiirBerit niiblib ertpei=
len.
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@el5 gu perleiben bel $. 9.
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tuNmr communication
complaint has been repeatedly
made to thc managers of Amarlllo.s
th,at,rs Uy patrons whose entertain
mont uas ai loau partially spoiieo
fhroush the thourhtlossucss OF other
'uairoua Roecntly during the rem
.du,on oI classic aud by lovers oi
music. highly appreciated selection
at th, hands oft performer Of more
than passing Wortn. on The viohn'
Whispering ana tt'oring WIS so pro-
uouucoi as to almost totally destroy
ttc number
disturbed patrons went 10 the
management aud asked for relief
ITho mauaeer then told Thorn of the
doucacs of thc task imposed. point
iue ont that Zoo som, instances Young
lrIIs oI excellent families were inyol
we'd thus adding 40 Che possible EN-
/ barras mont
Thus hodrod about. the situation
narroVs itself to the manly or No-
manly consideration of the rights OF
others iu places of amusement plac-
of where an alike. pay the price OF
admission and are equally entitled "a
receive the entertainment offered
without being offended hy the other
All should realize that individuals
ishou'd narrow their demands Tor cH-
lclusi,r or special priyilcdges GO their
own homes. and not 20 attempt 20 oN-
tend them an over thoaters and other
lrleces wherein he public courrctates
for entertainment. amusement or edi'
ficatiou
: little thought along this channel
might bc conducive Co the suppress.
sion of that nuisance politely called
Ihy some routocl rowdyism. but 1>
Others and more properly impohie
and coarse ncondisoration Tor the
comfort aud feelings of others
4 nlSTI RREp PATRON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
WHEAT CONDITIONS IN
NORTH PANHANDLE FINE

Eepreasniatiyes Of the Agricul-
tural Demonstration department Of
the Santa ~ system returning from
fto north. report that wheat con-
dfi0ns ln ail " that section be
tween Amarillo and Higgins Is good.
Tho Improvements since the rain
are most marked. and many farmers
express fhe belief that the yield ev-
rn from an acreage basis will be
equal. 81 not better than that OF last
year when this fact ls viewed In
connection with the Increased ac-
roare. over last year. IL - readily
apparent that the tonnage will be-
Hiue short OF startling
DO s learned that there will be
an apprecable increase boz row-crop
area and that farmers throughout
he district are breaking out virgin
cod 90 add 10 their farms These
uea tracts Vill measure variously
from Zl0 10 1900 acres. To these
nraer tracts are t0 boz added the
bfeakngs OF the smaller farmer In
numerous yicinItos
The farmers are optimistic aud
declare that me outlook for the
aDuerous crop could scarcely be-
better. especially since the rains
have been so generous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07

HOUSTON. Texas Mas in
coming trains today brought many
DELEGATES and visitors 20 the tneuty.
ninth biennial saenrrriost which
opened three d8fs festival ai in'
Auditorium Ihr Dlfr lu
festival rarb boz honor of The occa-
ZION a chorus of 1000 voices uud
t.r iueiug of Mime Marie tHpno.d
and other famous solosis viii icn-
ure az the concert programmes THE
Instrumental music Nill bs furnish
el by the So Louis symphony or
rhestn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-07
OLD KENTUCKY PAPER
CONTAINS PROPHECY

Ths following .s from recent is-
sue Of the Kansas Ciiy Ligesfork He-
porter
20 might lut state taat thN coz
ile business koep. u- old timers
Tuessiug rigtt non
Judge > D. HAMILTON OF Panhandle
Texas made ttH statement Goo tne
presence OF number 0f men tno
we're disclmlne the subject 20 tairh
be- referred a native Texan Hno
has been ENGAGED ior 300 years 'h.
.uus judge Hamilton fo rearing
along Hh ilae 40 Coo rma uf 'o-
GATED ap la he h.rb rurhlad'e -.s-
.furt. 900 5err ae0. there tere no
fences DOB those lat o. sos uuf nf'
ossnry fo 1Nn land 0r to oven 'r1."
.uIaior judge Hami'Du BOUGHT
efaI tl01and arras and uoa Dol. .ai.
fr roam Oyer 70 tract 0I close 'o '"u
thou sand acres
Ht soIas back .1 fhn aff's ltla-
.nl tHs judge HIl lu1 mi"
rIufes haf mover expected no s'nt
Ground hero 600 fhi rrr'h ionf
snmsI DO goo aa5 #.l Fr. W
fhr.r Du.d Tor ntI' 2 r'rII fhr
time eheu rearIIur steer f1III ult
mu.U moro ihaH pay 'Hr freight 2"
mlrke and when o. good ."H.,''I
Dd steer eDlII bring D0 moro 'a.n
o. rsaI nI. .'Is 200 now
Tho Judge Hamilton turned mr
rubbed. rom cattle AND goo great
change u ,.'ues of th. various
Blinds of affI. to thr raising of 'nnu
Auf fFrr. .s where another great
rhluEe comes Boo H.tH Dol. BE-" .aid
Thirty years 1Fo $50 raised u0 reed
at 200. boo TODAY fhr rafilomW VINO
docs u0t raise HH Feed 0r prp.id" %.
would boz curiosity kaiir coon
leads BOB ACREAGE. win milo mal1o
.aar mI other feed crop 'pioair-
Coming down 5000 later and vr dIs.
cover fhr aIIo coming Already lmr
Hre f1 br seem standing over IhI
broad plains ikD ser'Incla : hove
no doubt 100 ,il bu' what within @
hort Time .ilos 500 hr scr. common
every thorn over chat corr'r
Thr uld roNs receive marked ai
f.utim uua Judge Hamilton nHd
od u earl, DAYS 81 o. Joe ol ,."'
died oft towards spring v' paid u0
attention 90 50 Bui uot ihe coy
comes nrt aud Is yery important
creature This spring good raII
crop will Boz realised This ia imror
iaut. uoH that the demand for cattle
8. so great We mvc had -oakiu
rains recently which means goo'
ruu and fha, vlll boost the calte
laloue So cyorthlu. looks rosy an,
So are 600 nur spirits