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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
nebrQfka
ltgislatnr!
Die Sma6a @aiierpiitrifts Bin.
-Ylebrere Bills Sar gn.
nabme einpfo5lsn.

9inccln, 10. g(priI.-0ic bieI nm.
i.ritteue Smaba @aiier.9iiniftsbia
miro 6eutc ieoenfals in pIcnar-
iibrmg 5ur Sprabe fominen imo
eiirite, iuie eS geeentudrtig ousfebf,
sllr slnnnbme eripfoblen iperben.
--Mit eiuent 8otim bon % Su 8
pur0eu Dem 3iiftbaustp1rtcr 9oc-
on, Der 0urf ousbre6enbe GtrGfIin.
&c idper beriplnoet ipuroe, $4,000
ongerpicien. = sSene Sdnsbill, mo-.
nah Selep9on . @eieaitoiten anee-
Dieieu iinO lire 2inien nod neiien
Giitriften 81 perldneern, ioboIo IL
aun6en einen breiidbrigen oiesbe.
siigliden aontrnft iuiter5eihnen,
ipuroe I'M Senat nieSergeitimmt.
SIN Sauie tpuroen folsenos Bills
eur glnua6me enpfobIen: Doppcl.
id)i6t fir 0ie Siio-Smdba Seiier.
ipebr; gr6o6ung bes 0ebaItS oas
Sefrctdrs beg Siio-Omoba ShiiI-
rotbS I'M 5000 bas Sabr; Grbo.
Gung Der Sii6-Omaba Sduliteuer.
umGage big 5u 81 Mils; Dem Sdjiil-
ratb Siib.Smaba's lit es seitottet.
glbitinunung iiber cine $4,000 be-
trdgenoe 8onoSborlage borauneb-
men; grbObung Der Geniion Sma-
baer 8oIiSiiten BON $40 auf $50
Der @onat; Der Gorntp Sirbepnr
bon Douglas Gouittp erb6It iit isi.
ner gigenidaft ols SanowesfontnIii-
jar cine @cbaIts5ulage bon $1,000
Oas Salr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Beitrdge Oeut(t6er
0ereine un0 cOgen
5llm 9i(fsfonOl

Gem Gentralper6an6e BON Omaha
mo llmgegenO ihno 5un geiten Der
Sornaoo,Opier geitrdee BON fol.
getOen gereinen 5it1egongen:
Ger 5remont 8urnnerein be.
ifIoB einitimnig, Dem gentralper.
tonoc $25 3u iiberlueiien. 5oIgen'
GeS Shrei6en begleitete Die 3uien.
tung.
,Sremont, gteb., 8. glpril.
Sn imierer Notwithstanding
ON Z. 9lpril nuroe Der glufraf Inn
Siilfe fir Die Gornaoo. .Spier berle.
len uno einitimnlig Der gctrag bon
$25 benilligt. gfebenbei bemerft
gebietet einem Ood) idon haS 9flitt.
geiiibl olS Menid mo @briit r9e.
nen" in giot6 lmo geor1ugnis biili.
reid 3ur Seite 5u lteben. Ser 9e.
trog lit MIR gering, unieren Ser.
Edltniiien angepaBt, ieoof| freuOig
HNo i"lNiB btbNpsH'
Ser 6renont Surn.gereitt,
Sobn $. glontbef,
S9riftpart pro tenn.
Som 2amenflub bes @raito SSs.
Ian0 2ieoarfran3 gingen Dem Gen'
irnloerbonO $25 5um beiten Der
Soruaoo.0pfer 81.
Gin olter 2eicr Der Omaha Sris
lime ihreibt: n6dide sSbnen Den
9I6onncmentsbetrag fir Die Omaha
Gribiine, NIT Der id icbr sufrieoen
lin, uno fiige 10 Collars fir Die
Gornn0os0pfcr bel.
8. 9. 9usbooni, Milforb, gteb. /"
Gin anOeres Sdreibeu nebIt S.
pon ct. 2oitiS lautet:
.gitte bcrpenoen Sic oiele fleine
@obc fir Die be0iirftigen cpclon.
tctrofienen 9eutiden. Grgebenit
0etleff bon Der 2ippe, @ai5in9ton
@otcl, ct. 9ouiS.
IS iei bier Der Sinipeis ouf et-
iaaS Sef6itperitanolihes crlalbt,
ndmlih, oaB es ni6t auf Die Sobe
bes geitrags anfonnnlt. @obl ber-
ltanoen, fam oie Gimme ME sro6
genug Icir, oem Der Siilfsfnno bot
nod bci meitcm nidt Die erforoer-
Ii6c Sobc erreidt, I'M aIIes ourd
6cn Sornooo ertitonoene @len6 gut
su MAIDEN. @emeint lit, oaB ser
geringIte 9etrag beS menig 9e-
nitteIten ebenio bobe 9lnerfcrnlttg
reroient iulo erbdIt oGs Der groBte
Ges 9fei9en. 9es6oIb iolte iid
gfiemano, Der 3n helfen miinIft,
faoon abbaIten Iaiien, tpenn icine
gerbGltrtiiie ibm nur cine fleine
9eibiilfc geItatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Der 63. Gonareil.
Dlebrere luidDtiec gills cinscrcidt.
-9rGiiOent @iliun beim
6inanjfumite.
Sennt.

g9ai6inaton, 10. glpri[.-Senator
Chiffon mlterbreitcte cine gill, in
ioeIter Der WlinimaIlobn fir lpeib.
l;de glrbeiter baitimmt iuirO.-Gine
9iG, lueId)e Die Snipeftion Der Sob.
lenbergmertc oes 9auoes 0lrb cine
RcaierinqSfommiiiiou be3pedt, ipur.
6e BON Senator @orfs eingereidt.
-Senator 9orab reihte cine Dor.
lalc elm. ponad eS Senotoren nn0
9iepr1ientanten lulteriagt iii, aIs
glnuoIte fir 3rpiidenitnotlide San.
etlstorporationen 5lt fimgiren. -
Gas Gonite fir ausip1rtige gln9e.
legenbeiten bieB Die9eon's Heiolu.
tion gut, laut peIder Brdiioeut 8il-
ion cine internationaIe aonieren5
5lm S6ube Der 3uapoael eiiibtru.
fen ioQ.-Senator @orob unterbrci.
tcte cine 8orlage, oas glngebot Ser
Sincom 6nrm 2(iiociatiou, ipeIdc
2iucoln'3 BeburtS6auS Der gtntiun
5um @ei6anf MAIDEN mill, on5uneb.
men.
SSm Sntereiie Der 9(unobmc Der
Nemofratiiden EariiporIoge eridlien
aeitern 9tddmittog grdiioent 8iI.
jon Dor oen oentofrotiideu Wlitglie.
earn oes Gcuatss 6inan3fomitps.
Mud, 6erieIben gab Der Br1lioent
MISREPRESENTATION gegeniitar
81 beriteben, OaB Die garteiplatform
III 8c5ng auf Die Repiiion Oes "a.
riffs Itrift ourdgeiiI6rt lperocn
piiroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
@arl 9lnmphr 9sripatier.

Serr &arI Gumobr bat feline an
Ger 16. lu1o 0abeuport StraBe ge,
Icgene SSirtbiflaft an bie Serren
gfoams & Gunu 81 einem guten
Greiie berfauft uno miro borIGufig
Elm beidauIi1es 9aIein fiibren.
gt6er aus Dem @eIdirr min er nod
nidt berauS. Die crIte iid ibm bic
tenoe @elegenbeit miro er 'if gu,
ltube rnaden nno lnieoer elm @e.
ihGft ii6ernebmen. llebrigens fciert
Serr Hunlobr bellte ieinen SO. @e.
turtstae, sit ipeldem mir i'm bcr5
lib begliidfpiinlhen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
0entid)lanS nnS Eanamafanal.

@oibington, 10. 9(pril.- gro.
BEN oelttiden 9ompferlinien trefien
tcreits gorbereitungen fir Die
9beilnnbme on Der Tanalnafanal-
groffnungsfeicr. Gin Repraientant
ron is @eieIlihaften bat auberhem
BET Der &analfcnniiiiou I'M 9ioum
fir Elm iueniaiiens $4,000 Sonnsn
aobIen faiienoes Eager ari benz
ssitbntIis nodgeiubt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
eeriunal- gfotiscll.

Serr u. s. @tertens, Shabnei-
tier oe8 Gentraloer6nnoeS nnb 9SrG-
iiOent 0es 8eltli6en &riegcrbltno,
tot ii1 bon ieiner aronfbeit mieoer
ioipeit erbolt 0aB CT oas Soipital
pcrIaiien imo in ben SdoB ieiner
SSamilie 5ltriidfebren fonnte. Moge
CT redt balO iuieOer polig bergeIteQt
iein.
Serr 8u. 8bieB aus 9fnburn
Itatt9te inns beute einen anaenbmet
@eiud) ob uno binterlieB einen 9ol-
lar fiir Sen Silfsfono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
streif in @elaien beppritehenS.

NrlllleI, BeIglen, TO. glprtl.-
&inoer unb 6rouen bon SosiaIilten
berlaiien gegenp1rtig oos 9nnb 31
8altien0en, lm elmer auenfallIigen
9fotb entriidt 8u fein, ipenn ser an-
acOrobte Streif Der So5iaIiItcn, Ser
am IA. 9lpril beginner IoQ, eil1tre.
ten ioIlte. 8erehnltnqen gcnGB
iperben 5rpiiden 100000 mo 400,-
600 9lrbeiter at iencm Gage Die
9irbeit nieoerlegen, faas nidt bos
oQQenleine Stilnmrc9t eingefiibrt
miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Sermann Gdleppe aeitprben.

!9erinann S1eppe, elm @eteroit
aus Dem Oeutid)-fran8oiiiden 9riee,
iii nod I6ngerent 2eioan in ieii,er
I'M iiibIiden StaottbeiI gelegenen
8obnrng eeItorben. Der Omaha
9anoipebr.g .gerein, slt oeiiet dIteIten
MitglieOern S6eppe gchortc, mar
lei ieiner am Wiitttpod gta6nlittag
erfolgten 9eeroieung 5ubIreid) ner-
treten. gtoge er III 6rieOen rubenl
Den trauern0en Stntar6licbenen I'M.
fer 9eileio.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
6obflntbfn
i'm Sioen!
3OlfenbriidJe bernriudsn Sas Stei.
gen Der 5liiiie.-SammbriidJe.

Memp6is, 9enn., TO- 9lpril.-
9ind einem in oi1ier @egenO itatt.
aeiunoenen @oltenbrl6 bcrblmoen
nit einem orfon1bnIiden 8mO barIt
Der Gamm, uno Die Boiicrmaiien
ergoiien iid IN Die gli5Oerlmg. g[ls
Ter 9amntbrll6 unocrmeioli6
idieu, perIieben $50 iorbigc Gro.
orbeiter, Die ben Geid nit SauO.
iaden im6 Sicilrsn bei6wcrten, il.
ren Goiten 1no eiIten NIT Dem
Shredensruf DHette ii6 wer fam"
napon. Wian befiirdtet, 0oB aud
anoerc Gimme Der @elpalt Ger iSlu.
ten erIiegen peroen. GoS 8aiier
I'M Niiiiiiippi bat in Gennei'ee cine
nod ME bagsipciene S06c erreidt.
SSSnfoIge Oes 3nmmbru6S, Der cine
gseite bon 800 aifjupeiien bat.
iin6 mcbrere Counties lmter @ai.
ier geiebt morpen. SSm gnn5en mitt.
Ieren Niiiiiiippi ridten Die Slntben
un9ebeuren Shn05u an. gerlltlte
bon Genidmleben iino Bis ieet nod
riflt gemelbct iporoen Ger 9nbu.
perfebr lit poIlig unter6ro9en.
Die SOdJflntben i'm Sbiut6nl.
Cairo, Sa., TO- G(priI.-9er
SbiofluB lit nod nidt gefaGcn; er
regiItrirt bier INNER nod 5i.6 SUB.
Sin Boot NIT glationen rm6 alei.
bungsltiiden fir 5000 8IiidtIinge
lit uod) Der g9abnibfluBnieoerung
obgefabren. Gollte Der gegentpdr.
tig faqenOe 9legen onbaItcu, oann
lit 6ie Gage iiir bic 9cpobner Ser
gtiiiiiiippi. unO Sbio.6luBtbGlcr
cine iebr gefobrboIle.
Sudiuuiier in SOt sprinss, 9lrf.
Sot Spriligs, glrf., 10. apriI. =
8dbreno Der berfloHenen Ia6t iinb
tier iiber 6 8oG 9iegen aefauan.
Bon ben Die StaOt umgebeuben
9ersen itiir5tra Die @niiermeiien in
6n 8aoeort uno ri6teten einell
Sadi6aoen BON $4,000 an. 9lGer
gerfebr nit ser gluBenpelt lit ge.
genmdrtig abgcidGoiien.
Sdmersr 5lut6idabcn in Sbiu.
2ouiSpi1c, ap, 10. 9(pril.- Ser
Zen Giienbabnen IN Obio Our6 oic
Sodflutben 5ugefiigte Sdaoer be.
iduit iid nuf 20 MiIlionen Dollars.
Columbus, g., 10. glpril. -8i5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
9aOies uirS nid)t Siilfs'ariess.
iefrctar.

8aibington, 10. gGpril. Soiepb
e. 9noies BON @isconiin bat Die
ibm angebotene @rnennlng sunl
Silfs-ariegsietretGr abgelebnt, neil
er oaS sSabresgebolt bon $4,000,
1aS nit Dem Soften per6lnben it,
nidt fir ouSrei6eno bdlt. Serrn
&aoisS' giome muroe auBeroenr oes
Seiteren in 8crbinbung nit einem
hiplomatii9en Soften loipie nit
rem Commencement Der Bbilip.
pinen genannt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Sefennt iidl idlnbia.

Scr 9teeer @ilep slnberion bat
hem 9eteftiodef Malonep eingeitan-
hen, Den 1907 Sidorp StraBe pobn-
haftan Grid Gilbert am Samitog
slbenb Gdc II. mo Gbieago Gtr.
I'M 80 Gents umo oeiicn Taihen.
MIR berelibt 3n baben. 9ie llbr
iano man bel einem YianOonfeI in
Council Bluffs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
9entidler Gliraer a6aeitiirst.

@cllenfirbeL 8. glpril. = Der
2uftidifier 2ihte lnternabm bier il,
ieinem Ginoeder einen sluiitieg Su
Der @obe bon 1870 SUB iuuroc ons
Shlg5eug bon einem 10 beftiaen
@inoiiob aetroiien, Dab ousielbe iid,
i,bcrid)llo nno mic Gin Steil 5ll
glo0en itiir5tc. gidte ipnr icfort
cine 2eidbc. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Sdllpercr GdlnccfaG.

@1bren0 Ser lesten "a Gtunoen
iino i'm meitIiben She'll bes Gtan-
tes 3piiden A mlb is 3oa Sdnce
gcfaaen. 9erIrIbe folnnit ser slfsr.
frumme 1m0 bcit @eiocl1noerciclt
iebr 81 itatten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Gin6rltd,.

Ginbreder oraneen III ser 9eodlt
ben Mithuodl oltf 9onneritag in oic
@n0rem gtelion'ihe @irtbidjaft, 3t3
nor0Iide t6. StraBe, uno Itableu
$5S.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Omaha, geebr., s. gpril.
@erther @err Qeleaat!

Die regeln1aBige SeriamnlIing
6cs Gentrnlperbanoes fin6et fom-
menben Sraitag slbeno. ben H..
slpril i'm 9elitiden Saiiie itatt.
@idtige @eihdfte Iieget Dor. Der
&iIfsnnsihuB iniro iiber Die bisbcr
eingegaltgeneh @eIoer fir bic pont
&ornabo Seimgeiudten beridtcn.
Seoer 9elegat ioate besbaIb eridei.
men.
9iit @ruB,
glug. Sps6t, Sefretdr.
SOL. s. Seter, Srdiioent.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Strcit Scr Struhcn6abnnnseitelltcn
9uiidlen StnntSmilis nnb Streifcrn
tOmmt es silm @ampi.

Buffalo, q. 9, 10. 9(pril.--
3piidcn itreifenOen StraBenbabn-
anseitellten mO Mtili3en fom eS 5u
cinem blutigen 3uiammenitoB. Cine
s7rau lmb Elm Mann tpurben our6
BepebrihiiiIe idlpar perlpunbet imD
cin Snnbe erbielt cinen 9oionett-
itif. Die Streifer 3ertriimmertcn
frei StraBen6ubnmagen. @cgenpGr,
tia miro Oas gigentbum Der @e.
ieaibaft bon 5000 Mann Wili5 Be.
inaht.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Or. Hriebmann impft SO gatienten.

Tropioence, q. s., 10. glpril.-
ss5n Dem @aaum Cafe Sanitarilna,
eincm StaatSinititut inpfte Or.
Srieomam 60 idipinoiii1tige Ser.
ionen nit ieinen Seilierum. Die
beoelttenoiten glerjtc oes Staates
moren 3eugen. Die geifidte slrt
uno 8eiie, nit ipelder Or. Srieo-
mann au 8erfe gins, erregte inter
TN gler5ten @ritauncn. Sente miro
Or. 6rieOmann gum eriten WiaI lett
feiner glnneienbeit in Sen Ser.
Stataen gribat. .Gatienten eegeli
3ablung bon @ebiibren bebanoeln.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
qsrins Nsinridl In lsnalanb.

Riel, 10. slpril. Hrin5 Seinrif,
ton NreuBen, @ruber oes oeutihen
aniiers, bat lid hcutc nab Gnglano
begsben, Inn Der fonigIiden 8ami-
lite einen 8eiud nb3iiIiattca. Der
Weiuh miro feinen politiiben Gba-
rafter bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
gSctter6cridlt.

Sir Omaha, Council g3lnffS ilnb
umgegenb: 9tegen ooer Shnee
glbenOs, 6reitog id1on; fein tpeicnt.
Iider 3emperati,rirtteridieo.
Sir gtebrasfa: Sduee glbenos,
sSreitag beipoIft, lpabri1einIidl
Shn7e i'm oitlicben uno tudrmer inn
iueitlihen Sbeile.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Sier 9Serionen get0Stct.

geniacoIa, sSIa., 10. 9tpriG. -SSSSll
Ser biciigcn Wloore GisanIage er.
pIooirtc beute gornittag elm 9(mo.
niaffeiiel. 9as @eb1uoe lpuroe t6eiI-
ippiie 3erit6rt, Bier glrheiter tunr.
Cen Sur6 6ie 8eipaIt Ser GrpIoiion
Qetootct; mebrera 6euertpebrlerte
DurOcn bon Sen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
:ibermannt uno fonntcn nur nit
9Riibe gercttet neroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10

jebt iino 80 8crioncn, sic Bel Sen
6odfIut6en ibr 2eben pGrloren ia.
t5n geborgen tporoen. 9tdlt meis
;ere 8erionen, Die oerlniBt iperOen,
iin6 je6enfalls ertrunfen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10

Geiiidlt-Gin iltnaer @eidditsmam
iud1t aOIt uno oogis in elmer
aebiIoetan oeutihen sSomilic. So.
itenplnft fir eiu gutes Scim lit
bel ibm gtebeniade. 9toreiie r2emiS"
9mabo Sribiiuc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Gupit Bins ani Der Seiieruns.
Sein 3uitano abcr nod langc nidt
5lfrieSenitelleno.

glom, 10. glpriI.-Seltte g1ittag
Fat iib in 0em gefin6en be5 ihuer
trfranften 9opiteS Sins cine 3cn.
5ung 5ur 9eiierlmg ciugeItsIlt; aber
9er5ifuade mO mregelmdBigcr
GiIsfhIng 0es aranfen geben I'M.
lner nod 81 9efiirdltlmeen glnfoB.
0ie Sfpeitern uno cine 9eid,te bes
&npihs iueilten beltte 8ornittag
mebrere Stunoen lang ON beIIcn
Granfenbett,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-10
Sdmcrer 5lnt6idabcn in Sbiu.

2ouisoilIe, &p, 10. 9(pril. il.-Ger
Zen @iien6nbnen IN Ohio 0ur6 oic
Sodflutben 3ugefiigte Sdaoen be.
iduft lid nuf 20 Millionen Dollars.
Columbus, g., 10. gpriI. Bis
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
CEBUTANTE FROCKS
ob Early the Slogan EueyDereero Leads All the Mouem

House wedding had something to do with this phenomenon.
 The Panama Canal and it's ap- preaching comp etion are responsible for many toys and games which may be classed among this years novelties. There are many models of the canal some quite elaborate, with their locks anS ships heady to pass through. There are also numerous games in which the Panama Canal figures in some way.
 Although great many or the boys, especially of the simpler kinds, are made in this country the bulk of the better class of toys Of every descrip- ton are imported from Germany and France, Russia, Sweden and Japan, particularly the latter have also en- tered the toy market in this country with more or less success and some of the Japanese toys are remarkable for their beauty and originality as well as for their low selling price. Russia supplies principally wooden toys, for very small children and Sweden dolls for the girls and cut lery for the boys.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
-E A FEATURE Or MODERN
 EVENING GOWNS

their judgment there is money enough in the city to justify the merchants to offer to the public what they dc.
 Money may be somewhat close, bul the merchants know that the tight ness is only temporary and that it will have no material effect upon this years Christmas trade. The quan- tity as well as the quality of the goods displayed in the various shops is fully up to the standard of the last few years and if there has been any change in the character of the goods displayed, 1t will not be apparent to the casual observer Careful inyes- ugators may. perhaps, notice, that the Sisplay of the most exquisite toys and other holiday goods is perhaps tri- ne more limited than a year or two ago and that medium-priced toys and useful gifts show a greater prepon- derance than in former years. but, however that may be, the difference is not material.
 Current events and achievements in the Worlds work are always to some extent reflected in the toys of children of the period. The war on the Balkan peninsula and the inter nal troubles in Mexico have left their imprint in the realms of toys. as they have influenced the realm of women's washion. A wariike spirit is clearly ! reflected in the toys, especially in those for boys. and military equip ments on a miniature scale form prominent feature this year. The rat est achievements in several branches ! of science ale also shown in the form of racing automobiles. submarine r,oats. hydro-neroplanes, wireless outfits. toy telephones and other toys has also been influenced by some Of Of a mechanical or scientific nature.
 The character of the toys for girls tbe current events. Never before has there been so large display of dolls in br.daI fnery as this year and 1t IS quite likely that the recent White
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21

The modern evening gown is the softest hmpest thing imaginable when one lifts 1t cut of it's box, fresh from the hands of the nlodiste It scarcely seems possible that this Slinpsy wlsp Of lace and chiffon draped over satin with absolutely no body at all, can really be a complete gown and worth the enormous price affixed to the bill tucked modestly in e corner of the boa. Bu- adjust the soft bits of satin, lace and chiffon on the figure and behold, wha- exquisite lines do these soft and cling ing fabrics take
 All evening gowns. whether for dir ner, for dancing. for thealer or supper wear. are built along the same general lines. There is a foundation of soft, thin silk CT satin, charneuse, crepe meteor and lansdowne being the ia vored foundation materials This fnun- dasi0n reaches from waistline to floor ana Las usually a train of greater or less propo-tlUEs-s0me new French dancing gowns haze trains ions
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NEW YORK. Dec. zO.-Do Your Christmas Shopping Barry reads the inscription on posters and cards which have been widely displayed through. out the city for some time. No man or woman living in New York or com ing to this city on a visit could fail to see these signs. They were every where and perhaps that is the reason that this year the Christmas shop ping has indeed begun earlier than in former years. The s. P. U. G., as the Society for the Prevention of Un- necessary Gifts is called has been quite active for some time, but if the propaganda of the society has been at all effective, it could have been SO only within an extremely lim- ited circle. probably only among c certain clique Of unmarried men and women of the most selfish and ego tistical brand wh never had kind thought for the kiddies.
 Evidently the merchants have had DO apprehension that the agitation carried ou By tie S. r. U. c. woald seriously interfere with Christmas bBsinezE Even tariff tnkering. could not fdghteH the dealers in Christ mas goods and Vith a reckless dis regard Of ths high cost Of living. tbey stocked up their shops 10 over. f5FIaz slth fhe most tempting wares for Hs Vaisthie ever seen in this o.1 tgsH.
 @ seems reasonable to assume that ae Fafaa merchants are the bes, 5Hlzes of Ue financial condition oi fe DsoD.e They come constantly m .eetact sita ths people know what stS hea maea fbe latter are buying aas tay1sg ulsir hshd on the lnan- sial gse of Gee b5yefs st ali times, fssy msst asflFaly be the best ssFes af rae BHFchasing ability of uss paogse slEh NbOm they deal II uls zfsals1, fbs attitude Of the mefcasnf ss expressed by their hol Say sys W0si6 indicate that in
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yGU GGHH GHHH HAVE
 A WEALTH OF
 BEAUTIFUL HAIR

Nothing equals an aureost, vS beau tiful hair as a frame for a pretty face. Without a background of ncie hair c really pretty face frequently becomes plain and, with 1t. unattractive fea- lures assume life and beauty. Every woman can increase her nat uraI charm by using Newbro's Herpi- eide. Herpicide makes hair beautiful The dandruf germ saps the vitality O. the hair. Herpicide applied intel ligently and regularly checks this de- struction of hair life and prevents the hair from falling out, giving it a snap and luster, soft, silky fluflness which can be acquired in no other way.
 Newbro's Herpicide in soc and S1.0O sizes is sold by all dealers who guar antee it to do all that is claimed. II you are not satisfied your money will be refunded
 Send 1Oc in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpfcide Co, Dept R.. Detroit, Mich.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
BATTLES SMOKE PREFERABLE

PRESCOTT Dec. 20.-Apadaco Pc reg, who held a commission as lieutenant in the Rebel army Of Mex leo under General orozoco, passed through the city yesterday fer the border. accompanied by two country men who are to enter the ranks oi the Censtitutionalist army. The trio for several months have been working on the grace of the Santa Fe line and were somewhat enthusiastic over the success of their cause in recent combats.
 Perez when asked why he re-fsh- tered the service, when his old com man5er was on the opposite side' stated that the situation !r 1exaea was ike a mushroom. it was liable to change its hus III a night, and ne
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.o bv thc bailfe-s of w-aos- arf nre or

1-.so DE tlC llitl-E5 O1 NgTa0s, ana one or iw0 new models snow Q s.r1as .e e.. toward the toga effect. the foo- ui tae garment clinging closely, while there a.
 a yolu1uInous, 6raped effect at the shoulders. The wrap is not actually flung across the shoulders as was the toga of the ancient Koran, but this ef
 feet i5 produced Ey dTa2ery 4 slpcr1 wrap of this character by Vistcl. is hand embroidered in self tone embroidery and wrap being in delicate lemon tint
 Lemon yellow is intensely fashionable just now and las replaced the deep
 mandarin yellow of last season. \ lovely dancing f-ocS for a young girl to be married n the early falls of isn,on colored silk yelled with white nel on wiieh are hand-painted pale yellow roses. This fTock is by Cailot, who has taken up hand -painted fabrics for eve ming wear Another dancing frocll by Callot shows white net painted with mig
 aonettc over a slip of pink satin. The wrap accompanying this frock is of white brocade, lined with pale pink silk
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From Phoenix

From Phoenix
 U. s. Commissioned J. D. Taylor and Leo Cannon returned yesterday from Phoenix, where they were wit nesses in the ammunition case. MT. Cannon says that slow progress is be- ing made, the greater part of the time being consumed by the attor- neys in arguments as to the admiss- ability of evidence.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
BEAUTY OF LINE ACHIEVED
 WITH FILMY FABRIC.

The central figure shows a dinner gown for informal at-horae wear which is suggestive of the loose, natural figure lines now in vogue. Over a foundation of shell pink lansdowne, slightly trained at the back, is draped d tunic of shell
Bisbee daily review., 1913-12-21
LACE LARGELY USED IN
 BODICES

The decoiiete bodice that is not fn- ished with folds of tulle is entirely out of it-as far as fashion is concerned. All modish evening gowns have more or less lace in the bodice. Every decoI- letage is cut very low and one must decide for herself how much or how
 little tulle shall be set within the decol- lctage These soft folds of tullc against the skin are marvelousiy becom- ing and enc wonders how women ever
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stated that other Mexicans were to pass through during the next ten days, all to enlist under Carransa.