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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

Sn 5rantreia bat iid Dor tnrotm
elm Greignis S%ugetrdeen bon ouBsr'
genDbnli4er 2ragpeite, tolSenidper
In Ieinsr Wirtun9 fir ole bstei!igten
qsrIonen unO tief eingreifsuo In ole
poIitiI6en @erbGltniNs Der %fraHSotts
ihen RepubIil. Do9 Die poIitit
Granirei9s aIIsin piiroe In uu'
Iersm osutIden Grandchildren ntdt
bas gsbiibrsnbs SntereNs sriuedsn,
ipenn nidt fir uns Der nmItdno
maBs,bsno mare, boB etne 6rdu i'm
9o~r6srgrunos 0es aufrsgen6tn 8ors
gonaes itebt un6 6ereu Sat elm
I6nerpitgsnoes Womsnt fir Die
5rdusnFrage Der gun3en WeIt bsbeu'
ttte, nidt lpeil Is cine 5ran5oIin,
IDnotrn neil % Elm Weib 1T. DEM
man lpirO f6 idssn miiFsn, 70 Ianee
eine 6rau nod 70 penig Sslbfbe'
berrIGnng uno Mddt iiber fi9 be-
ibt, OaB ie Dem erIteH SmpuIie Obne
ueberIssung foIst, sIet9pisl Oh tr
gut ober bDle iei, TT iie aud ui4t
fdbig, Oss srnIten Mdnues pfliatsn
unO Eaten gu srfiilea.
Die polttiihen 8e9sbtnbsiter, Die
ben sigentliAsn anIdB gu Der be-
bulsrIt6tn SrugDoie suben, uab
6ersn Gsredtigung ODER llngebiRr
Der llntsrIu9ung mdbgsbsnosr arsiie
p~orbebalten i'll, fino in &iirSe fols
asnoe: Der berdntiportl!hs Rsoats
tsur un6 Better bes Barrier p5t'
aaro", @oIton Galmette, bate osn
fran5UTI6en 6inan3mintIter Soisp4
Gailaur nieoerbolt unO in i4arfer
8eiIe in feinem 9latte angegriffen
uno 6drte acknowledgement IN bs5ug
auf @eIogebdbrung unO Stnan3poIis
tit auf ieinen gamen gebduft, Die
IpGtsr fogdr in perI6nIide un6 ods
pribatIsbsn ~beriibrenOe Qngriffe auss
arteten.
0ie nett, Oh uno unter tpelten
8orausIeBunsen bic i9psren antlds
gen auf SotIaden beru1sn, miro fid
bsraus iteIen, isosufaas trugen Ie
6asu BEL, cine feinbli9e StelIung
spiI6en Reoatteur uno 6inan5minis
iter su erSeugen, Die INNER erbitters
tere Sormen annabm. IS pdre bore
ausIidtli9 friiber ooer ipdter obnes
bin gu elmer f4psreu ariiis gstoms
men, Oo9 piir0s oteie ni9t BON 70
pIGblider uno psitgrsifsnoer Du4t
gspeIen 1eiu, tpentt nt4t cine 6rauens
banO i4perpiegsuO s~ingegriffen
bate,
Rabame Gaiaaur, sic GsmabIiu
bes franaoIiI9en 6inan3minifters, Bee
aa6 fid in oas ReOattiOnsbursar
Galmettes uno I9ob aus einem be'
reitgebaltenen HeDolpsr flint Sugelr
auf Den gebaBten @eguer ab, DIE Den
iofortigen Soo bes 3eitungsmannea
our 5OIge bdtten. Wtme. Gdtlalit
mar Itf ibrsr Sat is9r po9I bepubt,
fe muBte elmer 9efangenuahme ges
tpGrtig iein, absr ie tpuBte aud, DAP
fe in einem 2anoe lebte, in Dem Oas
8eib, namentli9 tpenn e. I60n unc
Dornebm lift, bsfonoere 8orre4te be-
Tibt, uno 70 blieb ie Oenn rnbig Dor
i1rem Spfer itebeu, nit Der rauden.
ben qiItole in Der SanO, unb iprat
NIT Dem gan5en StoI3e ihres Setbf'
betpuBtIeins: r8ast es ni6t, mid,
gu beriibren, i9 BIN Elm @ei5!" Nau
bat tie 0ann bod ergriffen, ins Sc
fdngnts abgefiibrt uno iie Dem @e'
Iebe gemGb unter antlage gsiteat,
a6er ielbIt Ole erbitterte Menge, De-
rem GDmpatbis itd Dem 0pfer Del
9rdgDoie auneist uno Die fir oer
angeI9ulbigten 9atten nur Der
piinf6ungen bsreit Fat, sIuubt MIDI
an cine @trurteiIung Der MDrOerin
neil fie eben Elm Mei6 1T!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

| un0 oennod lpdst 0itls mobIpOrs
bsrsittit MorOsriu berausFOrosrnO su
iagsn: Sd bin IirafIos. oenn Id bin
Elm @eibl" Mit DeIdem Rs4ttY
9rau@l bic rs9tidaffsns, rubis
nno in geIttstsn BdbueH Isbtn0e
grau OI9er Gdubpsbr9 Gie,
Die NIT rtttlidsH UiitteIn In srnItsr,
rsoIiner Qrbsit iin Su Den boben un0
sOIsn SosaItn emporfhpingt sIelds
nsrtig nnO sbtnbdrtis Dem Mdnne
gu fem, ni9t alS idpades. 6iIfs un0
WlitltiO deficiencies @eib, Ionbern
als cole, brabe unb tapFere Rames
rabiu, Die, iDsuu tie ouf gIeihsr geis
Iiger 6Bbs angslangt III, aud ina
Itanos 1T, ibrsn Msg init oerIelbeH
5eitigteit, Observation-Disclosures mo linz
o~utaitbarteit 81 gtben, pie Der
mann; iie Bat es gepib nidt u5tig,
btIonoersn S6ub als Nsib gu for'
bern, neil cine IoIhe 5rdu ipsOer
morosn, nod b~ranblsgen, neil lie
iibsrbaupt aus a9tuugbori LID
feIbf uno ibrem eigsusn @es
fdIedte ieins eeiebpiOries 6uuOIung
bsgebeu miro.
Die aII5u groBe gta9f5t gsssi
bas lpsibIt9s gsrbredertum 5eitigt
feline guten Jritts, nint nur In
Srautrsi9, Ionoern aud lei uns Ia
amertta. S4on bat In qaris Die
Vat Der blutbiirftif6sn MaOams
gai1aur S9uIe eemaht. Wis uns
ole 8lGtter beri9ten, bat baI0 nads
Der Die Satin zines bpben 8edmten
oes Mintltsriutns oss asubern, Mns
oame 2dpigns, BON bemieIbsn Rahsz
BURT erfiiat, S9iFe auf einsn Ri9s
ter i'm SuitiSpoIaite dbgegeben, Die
gliidli1erpetie fsbl singen. Sonit
mare cine neue &ataitrppbe gu pers
3si6nen getpeIsu. alsroinss ipuroe
tpnitotiert, baB Mme. 2uDigne fi9
in bo6graoiser grregung bsfdno uno
ibrer Gimme ni6t mGdtig mar, ober
Ole SatIa9e ftsbt bod unleugbar feit,
Oab ibr Gntf9luB, 0as attsntat 5u
begebea, our9 oas 8eiipiet bon Mldz
bume Guiaaur gefeitigt tparoe.
Die in Den @sreinistsn Staoten
Die Mor0luit unter Der iDeibIiden
9ep0lterung iiberbano nimmt. 0as
Iebrt uns bic grfdbrung in beIorg>
niserregenoer 9sutIi1teit. AnIhIdee
cuff Oas Menf9enleben Iino Ieioer
ni9t msbr ieItsn! Gin bGusIides
3srpiirfnis, Giferfudt, Qbusigung
o0er lleber6rub ~gsniigen, Der erreeftn
1rdu oie 8uffe In ois Sano az
6riiten, un0 0ennp9 tpiro bon einem
0uBenb ii6erpiefsner MOr6srinneu
tdum cine pirtIt9 Dem itrufenDen
Qrme Der @ere9ttgteit nusseliefert.
neil in ben meiIten 5dlen falI9 1re
gebrd9te pietdt ben @oloug eines
ltrteils su perbinbern fpetb, rimt 10
Tebr aug MitIeiO oIlein, ipnOern neil
Die SGterin Elm @eib TIT.
Das biIft Dem sieIbepubtsn gies
nenitadte regIamer 5rauenarbeiterins
uen tbr beites @irten, tDerg INNER
pieosr Elm aididtus bonn eigsneH
@ei4le@te aussebt9
! Ri9t nit @eipaIt miro ie Bic Srun
fid Gdtung unO GIeidpertigtsit ers
ringen t0nren uno aud nidt bur9
ben 5inpets alf lire GOnoeritslung
als @sib; ite fam cine iol9e II I
erreiden, tpenn fte gans frei, ganS
letoenidaftsIoS auf iener mOraIiI9en
9Dbe fte6t, Die ie gu Der 8ebauptung
beredti9t: sd ftebe iiber Den ges
Teben, neil id re4t tue unO
Oas 80fe metOs. 0tdt 0bsr:
neil Id SO Fl B bin!"
5rau &droltne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
WiWensfarke.

90 Iebr cine piaensitarte, mutige
5rau unIere 49tung uno 8euunoss
rrng berausfproert, 10 tpenig alges
nsbm lit Gin ipet6li9es Wefen, peIs
6es gar isinen @ileu bsTibt. Der
beitdnOig tlagenoe Son, ole itete 0ess
otnsz uno Sulbermit.Ie, ote uebess
treibungsn BEL Der S9iIoerung Oes
uDrban0enen ooer eiussbilbsten &rants
beits3uitdnots, 0as geraoe3u iportmas
mdBige 8efrustn Der MerSte, bic als
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

niebeS Sdsdent iudleit Ou
Ginea 4lab iiit Gitereier2
%, Iouf uuierm @arten gu,
Q3ling fie ms slir 9iterieierl
Mnd)e Dir ole fleine WtiiI,
Gdone bunte ms au briltgeIt,
llno am 9iterniorgcn friiD
g9it0 Dos Ginocn inns gelingelt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
OferfrrnoF.

lie Gitergloden fIingen
Der Sens 5icbt mleDer cilt
Bon allen 3ipeigeu iingen
Gle iiuntern 8ogeleiib
Die freigu Blade flteBen
Sn ungebemlntcn 2auf,
lilo at ben Seden ipricben
lIic SrlhIiNOsbIlimen aui,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

Dem gginter miro ser Gag 81 lang.
SIN Ihredt Der g6seI 2iliteeiaE0
gr bordt NIB b6rt'S NIT Gram iiio
Neto,
1ll,o mos er iiebt, oas mrdt ibm
2eio,
Er fLisht Der Sorne miloctt Shein.
gein eia,ter gdattct nladjt ibul
4eiu;
CIR ponoelt ilber CRIME Snat
lluD @raS uno Seine fritD ittto
ip6t:
go i'll mein i~ilbertpaibeS aletoS
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
Der fIeine stnOent.

Sans, meit Coin, mas madit Oh
0a2
Batter, i6 Itiroicre.'
Sans, meitt Sobn, 6a8 fannit on
ni1t!
ygater, i1 probiere."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
Ratrel> uno Sptelecke.
GOsUsrpppsH

eOsOOrpppsr. i
/.
SIS lit in icScn @epi6en5eine;
6ntgSdt elm Cant Tim borne. ME
Jgirit SIT errateu tpie ids meme.
2.
Z Sft aur ae6ten mir uno StrteH;
/ 9eh ID bon benz 6iigeL tpinten;
grauf 1T man1 Ieidter Sant gu 9aiis
lln0 aud. in ale a btnails.
8.
II Stnoeit bu, mo INNER gaeulfei1
gtngen;
0 9a crit no iie an gu retten ftnssn'
4.
n g2it Sern ShiuauS in Oct Quit, uIio
Ii nit benz 5diuau6 IN Der groej
e gln Gtod biiacIan, 0 auf benz Seib
nnb i'm SHranf.
B.
Il Qints uno re9ts,. tpo man aildD gen
rno Steb
ltuS ii6croa in GdiiIcrutuppen G.
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8.
+ Gin 8uBenSs Sun8ei
) 8n9egelt 1T
Gtreit nit San6 lIro 3utl9e
llnb Gin Gompcnilt.
-
7.
Or oIeidlt Dem N2eniden, mir 6ab CT
nidlt ipri9t;
Gin 2att babor TITS nod bteI andres
nidt,
Sod trdat Is Id)on eit menidli1 ats
geIidt.
-
s.
+ gieht All ae6u an meirter Sato
limb bobrt bilrd1 @dlten iih nno Mono;
r Gdtpingt ii1 fed bon Wnim gu BAUM
limb IdIipft febeno bur1 Durifelt
0iulft1.
-
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Sic III bes 0leeres trenIie 6iiterin;
! Sod rutr Gin 2nllt mebr anoert tbren
Ginn:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
Winters AbIhtrN.

W2etn Silt, NIT Icinautitallb be,
ltrettt2"
.gr Iddlnt Iid ipir eit 8ettelntatt
llno l11it mas CT llur laufen fanlI,
ltnO binterorein ider5t Sung mo
gIt
.Su Suit unb 8aifer, 5oIo mtO
8dl0;
Ger aiebiB rift, ser Safer brltmmt
ltuo ipeil's nod febIt ah Spott lnS
6ubny
go aunft Ger Sroih Dor 0iterr
ifon.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04
grNblimesabHen.

. ianicr, Iibcr Saudi Nir 5rIDIingsHeoer.
.96ou wcdclt Du meOer l9aO bVibea Ole geI1en aud.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-04-04

! sic tpirO gum Raun
llnb biitet bnnn
Sin erobes &aits uuO fdnst gu Idutcn
ali.
10.
nj limb q i'm Meer gefunben,
b am bdufieiten auf 8itnoen.
II,
8obI man1 elm 2eIer. Sod Elm Gatt
bdStb
90 lit es zines gremiten Rt1;
llnb nod Elm Sart, oann 1T es utannigs
falt
8eOinouug, Qn9ebinO nnb @orbebaIt.
-~-~-~-=
10.
alit II beainut's ben Sa6resIauf,
@iit Q fribt's Sier uuO Neuihen alf,
IS.
a Sen Sdipeiueu %borgeiporfcn, 0 ges
%tr1lntett;
Gin @ttt, nit benz oft reide @auern
printer.
ii.
66BIid Iiegt es in Gta1 nnb i'm Nos
gelueit; bod Elm mt brdlis,
Gam mdterItiiB i9 ss 0erlt, ltnper,
niinft'ger 5n lteb.
is.
st i6neibet Sol3 ent5fpei nno Gtein;
Sod tomntt Elm II nod mittcnbrein,
Damn it's Elm 6reuuo bon 02eIooei'n.
26IMmesm Der RatieI In noststr
RMmmsr
1. gr, Ger.
9. DliinoeI, Wldnbel.
8. llnie, Snnie.
4. BUD, Buds.
5. 9ninen, 9rameu.
6. alemme etc.
7. @6ben, @rgoben.
s. Sebe. SebeI.
8. Cher. Sieber.
10. Baben Nbe.
II. Sofe etc.
12. Gpannr, Spinne,
49,
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The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Remedy
Easily snd ChenpIy Made nf
Home. saves You 81

This plan makes q pint Of cough
syrup-snough 20 last a family
long time. You couldn't buy as
much or as good cough syrup for
t7.Jo.
eimpls ~ II ~. Il gives aIrnos, IN p
slant relief and usually conQueTs On
ordinary cough iu a. hours This
Is partly due % the fact that II r.
slightly laxative. stimulates the sp-
petite and mas an excellent tonic ef-
rect II IL pleasant 20 take. % iidreu
Ike II. An excellent remedy, too. FOR
WhoopinR cough. spasmOdic Group
ana bronchial asthma
Mig one pint ~ graduated sugar
Win n pint II warm water. and
stir for 2 minutes Put IA ounces
~ PineI fifty cents WORTH in o.
pint bottle. and add tho Sugar syrup.
" Keeps perfectly Take a teo -
spoonful every one. two or three
hours
Pine is one Of the Oldest and b.pt
nhgWn remedial agents for the
throat membranes PineK f. q most
,,sluable eoncentrated compound ~
sor"ay white pine extract. and ~
zen 10 E7laiacol and other SaturaI
heannH elements Other prsparatio on :
Will not work ia this combination.
The prompt results from this mix
t.fs hhvn endeared n 10 Thousands
81 housewives n tho United States
eha Canada witch explains why the
pan hhs beeE Initiated often. but
guaranty u absolute satisfsc
Won " money promptly refunded.
goes With this preparation your
sfpESlst has PinrK. or VIII get ~
lor you n not send 10 The Pines
Co. ~ Wayne. Ind
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The Confessions
%seeee@s of a Wife
A MANS PLACE IN A WoMAN'S MIND

came home last night.
oh. Dick. she makes mo wish
my mother had lived have never
IN my life met an cid woman who
was 80 lovely She just seems TO
know everything TO get az the
heart OF everything She works
her experiences over into the wis
est OF advice for one and makes
one feel that II every woman were
like her there would be no unhappy
marriages IN the world"
My. but YOU are an enthusiastic
little woman when you like any
person or anything" said Dick
quizzlcally, as he lighted his cigar
II sometimes wonder what YOU say
about me when they get you
started"
II was after dinner and we had
come M 10 our rooms for an even
Ing by ourselves
Personally" said Dick Il don't
know much about old women. but
the average old man Is apt 10 be
very opinionated and n most awful
~ selfish old duck | have known
n number OF old men in my time
and few old women. and. with
the exception OF Selwin and his
wife. ! have never known a person
over 20 who could get the point OF
view Of n live one for n minute.
Il have come TO the conclusion
that along about GO or So man
begins to get dry rot. lie seems to
think that the world must stop
with him instead OF going along at
q fast rate, and that II he wants to
amount to anything for the rest Of
his life he will Just have to brace
mp and march with his regiment.
II have watched men in street
cars who have reached the age
whore the question OF sex does not
interest them any more. and they
are as selfish as anything In hu-
man form can be Every human
emotion. except those which make
them physically comfortable, is
dead.
Talk OF the chlvalry that Is Civ.
en- by men 10 women--it Is II relic
OF the time when she was a chattel
III women only know Il. Chivalry
is only the tribute that men pay TO
sex and nothing more. know this
and so does every other man. but
few OF them win acknowledge the
truth about It."
Seems to me, Dick, that you
yourself are pretty enthusiastic
when you begin 10 talk something
that interests you,' | put In shyly
as he paused for an instant TO take
n breath. I'm awfully glad to
hear you say this, however. for |
have always contended that did
not want a man 10 pay me any
more courtesy when | called upon
him for attention than ho would
give to the man whom no respects
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and admires for his brain, his clev-
erness or his ability
! have said this hundreds or
times I'm my school work.
Every woman who works out
side her home runs up against this
thing which men call chivalry, and
she is very apt to find that many
men are like the man | knew on
tho school board The one who
pays her the greatest compliments
is the one who consistently and
constantly votes for less salary for
women teachers than for the men
who were doing the same work
IT'S all very well 10 prato Of
mems chivalry when you want any
thing which men do not want for
themselves. But Just once come in
competition with them in business,
hold down Job that one or them
thinks he would like and almost
any one OF them win shed his chiv-
airy In an instant and stoop 10 iust
as many little meannesses toward
You as he would do to n man
For a while Dick smoked and
looked at me thoughtfully. Then
he said: Il tell you, Margie. I'm
learning lot about what women
think OF men," and | added with a
tiny kiss:
II hope. dear. you are learning
every day what one woman thinks
OF you. You are far from perfect
Dicky, but you are mine own, and
love you"
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow
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FITZGERALD WRITES STAR
TO TELL WHERE He STANDS

Editor of Tho star Believing
that have demonstrated n kaowl.
edge OF city affairs during my brief
term OF office as city councilman
that will justify the voters IN ~.
.electlng me 20 ms present position.
| ask The Star TO publish this let.
ter. outlining my platform
The city council elected me "a
January III this year TO fill va.
caucy caused by the resignation OF
Councilman Griffiths and since that
time ! have devoted all OF my time
10 the city's business and atm pre-.
pared 10 do the same In the future
'should the people decide that they
wish 20 have me represent them
have consistently worked In
favor % and voted for all bills ap.
propriatlng funds 20 put the newly
acquired Highland Park and Lake
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PHOTO PLAYS

drama. Animated Weekly "
worlds news. Tho Heart OF Ca
rita" drama" and comedy.
Melbourne Untli Tuesday Night
"Ruy Bias. thrce.part Mljcstlc
drama. The ldlcr." Reliance
drama The Plumber and Percy q"
and Spring Lock komic comedy.
Grand Until Tuesday Night
The Colonies Adopted DauFh.
ter" Kay Bee. "Fate'a Decree.
Majestic drama. The Skating Mas.
tor" Tbanhauser comedy; The
Wild Man From iiorneo' and
What the Burglar Got. split Kom
&c comedy
Class a Until Tuesday Night
Tho Great Lean" four parts. \
Jolly Journey" Keystone comedy.
The Money Lender" American
drama
Clemmer All Week
The Day ~ Days" and The I'm.
mortal Love story OF David Gar.
rick
Colonial Until Tuesday Nigh,
sonny Jim In Search Of q Moth.
cr." VitaEraph comedy drama !.
"Pathc Weekly" worlds news
Tho Willow Pattern" Edison
drama: "A Story Of q Crime" Ed.
ison comedy.
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nurlcn railway In operation at the
earliest moment
Not only am In favor Of mu.
nlcipally owned and operated street
railways. bat | am in favor 81 &C.
qulring the Lake Cushman power
site " the electors vote bonds for
that purpose March .. and the PEG.
pie OF Seattle can depend upon me
90 do all in my power to make our
municipal lighting plant a success.
II Il we're not for our city lighting
plant the people OF Seattle would
be paying twice what they are now
paying for electric light
will do an IN my power 20 put
an end to tho selling Of liquor 10
minors. and will vote To revoke the
license OF any cafe no, LIVING up To
the letter and spirit OF the law
voted for the measure appro.
priating funds 20 give work TO our
residents who were unemployed. I
believe IN giving our citizens work
when work IL impossible 70 get else.
where. especially when these pco-
Pile are heads OF families and the
work 90 be done Is necessary work
Some parts Of our city have suf.
Tered from 'over.improyement" 10
the dctriment % the small property
owner. II elected. I will vote
agalns, any local Improvement not
requested by n majority OF the home
owners IN the district affected.
| am under the control Of no man
or set OF men. but am free 20 decide
any question that may present itself
on it's merits. and pledge myself
TO play square with the people.
Yours truly.
&. II. FITZGERALD.
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SAVE YOUR HAlRl MAKE L
SOFT, FLUFFY, lUSTROuS
AND BEAUTIFUL

Try as you will, after an appllca-
tion of Danderine, you cannot find
a single trace of dandruff or fall
ing hair, and your scalp viii not
itch, but what will please you most,
will be after few weeks use,
when you see new hair, fine and
downy at first--yes-but really new
hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately
doubles the beauty Of your hair No
difference how duh, faded. brittle
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Ebert Hubbard on Moving Pictures

Ebert Hubbard on Moving Pictures
The moving picture show cheers.
but does not inebrlntc II lubri.
Gates the wheels 81 existence.
rests. ailrH the Imagination. brings
Into play new set OF couNolutions.
and costs n dime
II never gives you that dark
brown taste the day after. nor
headache and that tired feeling
nor does It make for "A bike TO the
BOBBY hutch
North OF 50" Here "Wednesday
Through an error in the booking
office. North Of go" two.pnrt
drama billed for the Melbourne
Wednesday. WAS announced az an.
other playhouse In Saturday nights
star
One Of the Finest. Nca,or
comedy AT the Aihamhra today. is
the story OF Patrolman Crane.
who're daughter Bcss loved Terry
McCahe. out ~ work Mr. Crane
% the sutton a series
OF very improbable events leads 60
the finish in a lot OF fun. There
are three other subjects on the
program
"Ruy Bias" In three parts at the
Melbourne today. Is n amybollcal
play written on the condition Of
Spain when tho throne was held
BY n weakling. the last OF a long
line % degcuerates
Thomas jefferson. IN Hiograph
productions. IL member of the n.
nous Jefferson family that played
such an important part In the found.
ing Of the republic ~ is n son
OF the late Joseph Jefferson. ono
Of Americas greatest actors.
alhsmbrs Until Wednesday Nigh,
The Weaker Sister" Rex
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HANNA SHUTS
DOWN ON EN-

From now on. approval OF all
vouchers by the county commits
sloners will be necessary. County
Treasurer Hanna will refuse to pay
out money and Auditor Phelps viii
not Issue warrants until the official
o. X. OF all the commissioners Is
attached. They were advised by
Deputy Prosecutor Robert II. Evans
that the law does not permi, the use
OF q cash voucher.
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FORTUNE CONE;
FIND NO TRACE

PARIS. March 3--The police
have released all the suspects ar
rested in connection with the theft
OF 100000 cash from mail van at
one OF the railroad stations here
Saturday. They had not sufficient
evidence TO hold any of them. They
owned the prospect of recovering
any OF Il seemed small.
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JUST SEE HERE!

SAN FRANCISCO, March az. I.
Corbett and J. w. Schwartz, accus-
cd of white slavery. asserted their
companion, e. H. Damon, held on
similar charge, was not from
Jacksonville. Fla. as he stated, but
q rich New York real estate man,
married and active In reform pol.
tiles
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HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS-25 CENT DANDERINE

and scraggy. Just moisten a cloth
with Danderine and carefully draw
Il through your hair, taking ono
small strand at time. The ef-
feet is immediate and amazing
your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, and have an appearance OF
abundance, an Incompatible luster.
softness and luxuriance, the beauty
and simmer OF true hair health.
Get 25-cent bottle of knowlton's
Danderino from any drug store or
toilet counter and prove that your
hair IS as pretty and soft as any
that il has been neglected or In
inred by careless treatment -thala
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WILL HANG PLEW

HARTFORD. Conn. March s.
James Piew. convicted OF compile
lily with Mrs. Bessie Wakefield In
the murder OF the latter's husband.
was transferred 20 the death cell
Ia tho JAN here today Ills exccu.
ton was act for tonight.
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ASK EXTENSION {:
OF CAR SERVICE

Councilman Erickson has intro
duced bill before the council TO
test the public service ruling that
a city Of the first class cannot CON-
pei a public service corporation 10
extend its service.
The bill proposes the extension OF
the street railway line from the end
at Fifth av. \. w and w. 65th ST.,
along 65th TO Sixth ay. n. w, and
on to w. S5th ST.
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Complete Report
of Market Today

But one change in prices occurred
on the street today Tomatoes ad-
vanccd 90 cents per crate
Eggs remained OF the same quo
tatiou. but an early change Is look.
ed for.
Prise- Paid Producer. for Vegetables and
Fruit
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SHERIFF'S WIFE
STARTS RECALL

SAN FRANCISCO, March 3.-His
wife, recently divorced from him.
announced she would start a recall
petition against Sheriff Eggers.
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the slipper and wigglcd her toes.
The daughter. Nolllc. also had lots
Of room 10 spare after putting on
the shoe Mrs Allen wears an "A y,
child size. shoe
Following are some OF the women
who got their feet into ClaraH shoe
Miss Pearl Shat,ard. $3.50 wall
ingtord ayi Miss Grace Gordon.
2G3G y Gisi. Mira. G. Tiavcr. i04
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CASH IN RUMOR

MEXICO CITY. March s.--Finan.
ciai manipulators made a Blk haul
yesterday on the strength OF a
rumor OF their own 20 the effect
that the United States would rec.
ognize Huerta inside OF As hours.