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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

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Observation-Disclosures mnfbtn alltrvH
NheH6 atlrailM uni alarie aeaeit
cutu meilcten llebtrlal ltlirnk bent.
ltcr puiHutiitolle 81 idaucn.
Tenn mon alnubt tim irarWpnidieil
dIutignminiitrfilHL 0oB ucd mcbr
.anNrliie ont Vofie ncmndi meroen,
.n Ncraeliuna iar 3trc,i5iae Gcaeu
.0euiidic @ia0tc In uoriacr Nudle
Nlchr ole Sic ecpohnlihe anBohl
acruplanc ltiea BET 0inbruh oer
GuHtelbgit nuf nm Bite RorogrcnSct
Der Sio0i ab5uDoiroullirrn; 0os
5urrcn ibrer @ropeucr erreatr bel
Den 8oltsbduirn Der goulrpar0s
arobcs SntcreIic. Tus riciige Sud
lid)t ani Dem Giifcitburm lieb iene
sirablm mritbin Oprh bic Dunfcl.
belt ipieIcu mituntrr oct Oab II.
.iauienocn irau5oiiihen Glugmoidi.
lcn eincn gol0igcu 5hummer Der.
Icibeno.
Gie 8s1nr0en m%nterbieltcn beit1n.
oigen 8erfCb. NIT Gompiegne. 45
@leiIen nod Roroen. mo Die Dclit.
id,cu friltcr om Ioge mon6pcrirt
Juttcn IlutbmoBlih famcu BON bic
lem ielben @eidnuooer aud Die 4
steroplone. bic om Worgen Den
5%trcii5ug gegcn &aris genlodt bat
ten. 3uirieoen lit man nit Der
4rt. mic fraa5oiii6c 6licgcr - min.
0ritens s 4eroplane ~ Den ermortc.
.ren angriff obwjcien, lpobci cine Der
.Ocutidlen Winidiuen 3eritort wuroe.
@eBtercs 1T naiitrlid nidt nobr.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
1tanauien inb nielt nenaieria.

4orIs, 80. 4ug. Die aammcr
at 5amita8 0ie Don Der 8agicrilaa
sdoroertsatrieg s bauiaiouug nit 339
Ia en- | oegeben uno iid oaranf bis
I5u.a l6. September pertagt. 4re.
n. arminfIter 8iDian bntte ii6 er.
|bO. IT. oea 3eput ten Rcden6oft
ID auftiarung iiber bic ariegs.
II. ing 81 ertgellan, pora4sge tgr,
|Os Die 5tbun9 inter allsiAlub Der
1-H3ntlidleit itattffrDe. Ole 9tnoi.
Ifalcu uno 5odiaiiIten poren aber
gegen jeoe @ebcimiisune un0 cine
Set lang. id)ien es, ais OF cs iiber
Olcien 8unft sur ariiis fommen
.paroe. Die Sode murOe ober bel.
gelegt unb idlieblid per8ifteten Die
0eputirten auf ben 8eri1t. Sn lei.
ncr H.oc OIL Die aammcr iagte Der
gremierminiter gipiant er lei iibcr.
5crgt. oos frou6oiiiAe golf lei be.
rcit, icinen 5dpur, our9balten gu
.~rDoleil, 81 erncuern.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

Berlin. 80. 9lu5. 1untenbrridt
Tic llctcristiide 9lahridirn'
Aacritur madt 8~alsru0es betanul
Iic ocntide 9lraicrunn bat oit
boadnSiide Rcaicrma bcuahridl,
fiat. Dab am %. AuguIt Gin Orutl
ider 6lieaer infoIae ungiinitiaer
Minoe ilber ~balGnniid)es @ebiet &c.
flclen lit. SotoIo or bcmcrttc. oai
er iidl in ialidler 9idtung beiono
1n0crie or leiuen aurs Strenlt
Goridriiten mo 0cn 3lielcru er.
tbeilt por0eH, eie arcuiing ncutra.
len @ebietes 5u nermeiocn.
General BON Sitting, Der militia.
ride Bonrernenr non 9elgien rs.
oen @cboroen cine @ornnnp aug
ben laiicn. rem araeberiidcu Wlit.
theilunacu. bic iid imner mebr per.
mchreu feline 8eahtunq II idanfen
Gle 8erbdnoe oeufifer Bah sc.
omter. Die $4,000 WlitIlie6er ABB
len. babcn 8 100000 I}arf 9eiaru
melt. sic 3nr llUfarltitun1 Der
niIicn Der ON Der 5ront beFinolihcr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

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bluhfiopn NmabA &afNufrftn nnb|
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on mugbt Wllialleo hes QleaftttanB
unA nnirtiinUie. son gincm aliibgn
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hdilgr UlmHih uaf. Den S,ea.
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.ltben Bu outiel lci0u dttr baiir ee
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lager giiiibcllung liber oie iiinaitcu
5,cse Der 0cuiiaen Raiicu modlta
ga buidlic Gin radcln ibet ieln bonn.
Soor bpreits gctcun5eihuctca @riiht
militant lob ct ieinc 0on0 gum mt
litau den @ube cnpor mno idaute
0en 5prcher ~lgian0Gilnug bcglidt
an; oaau um5udtc cine tieie AleO,
unlib ieane 2ippen or mubie. OoB
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loot mie CT. oem iaIt oos Sterben
idpper.
llutcr Den auipi5icn Der bicIigcn
ct. Sobn's Soge Oes 0roens scr
5reimdurer merocn ie i'm 1ienitag
gladmittag um 2 ubr pom 5rci
moluertcmpeI ans auf Den @eit
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itdtien. 4tis 8a9rtudtroecr iuigi.
rem Die 9erren 4eter @etericn, ISL
liom 8oetgofL Scnrg SAeuer. Char.
les aoruIl, u. ID. gqIion. S. s.
&los 5obn 5. Sobnion uno S. Dbl.
ler fungiren. zen t%raucrnoen Sin-
terbHebeilcn ipreAer mir unier Del.
lelo ous; @ott troite iie.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
aicl nnf hrm rzelne Scr Ghre.

@ittem 9riefe al @erru Sol. 9fob.
mann, 24O4 = SlraBc, 5ufolge III
@ert Soiepb aranter. Der mebrerg
oaDrc i'll Su0.G ataBa moDnte, in Ell.
.len @tfedJte in Den anrpatben &C.
faQrn ullo aud bort bagruben NOR.
Den. aranter mar bis fllr5 Dor Aus.
brld 0es Sirlcges in SilO.O Omaha an.
iaB.g unO batle iid bort einen gro,
BIN 6reunocstreis ernorben. Yin
.. sui 1914 erbielt er bon Der
neutrality-suspicious. Rcgiernne
Odttaungsbcfegl mo er fam iciller
Soi0atenpflld)t nod.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
gise. gra6Dent MarlAaa urebet4

G0DarosUiile, ST., 80. Aug. -
9n eiuer bier SanlItag geboltenen
aeOe Ingte gi5c. BrdIiOent Moriban
inter anoerem:
sd babe Die @eihidte Der [ebter
100 Sabre aler europ1iiden Can.
Der geleien, uno ale ItaantIifen 90.
fumente, Die iIber ben ge~genmdrtigen
arieg oerofienliiht rpilrben, 1ber i'd
peiB INNER nod nid)t, mesbolb Ell
duSgefOhteu miro.
ge5itglih her GintDonOeruna an.
Berte er ftdJ Die folgt: sd bin on,
fir, ausDanoerer oaer Rationen
bier nuf5uneDmen; tpenn iie Damn
bier iino, mil icn iie gang I'M .@eiit"
Der 8ereinigtcn Stanten o~uFgeben,
foas iie oos nift tonner, ioQen re
nieOer oorthin 5uriiffebren, fuober
iie gefommen iii0, Die aefrltie,
tmgsbureolis in 2onoon Yaris unn
Berlin iit0 timer offen."
@ebteres ltmnt nid)t benz Der.
lin ipie @aris baben iiGerbaupt ieine
Observation-Disclosures, neil in
geutidlano mo 6rnnfreid Die al.
gcnieine MebrpiIidt beitebt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
EGh Cmn6a.

Samltng mo Sonntag a6enO
bat bic 8oli5ei aui iol6e Clubs
Sagb aemod5t, Die 5lirn 3pede oes
ungcietIihen @etrdnfeoerfnufs or.
ganiiiert nuroeu. Wlebrere oernrtige
GIliblofaIe muroen nisgeboben, Die
geamtcn nerbnftet mo oos borge.
iun6eue Bier foniis5iert. ata
ihlimmiten oobei eefdbren lit Der
@eit 9sStraBe @llb uno oeilen
8rdiioent 6ront atl6eLn.
Ger aopofot 6. 8. South1ro non
bier miro iid1 in @ronO Sslan0 ME.
oerloien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
Omaha Mn6fbercin.

Der OMAHA 0tulifDerein er0ffne.
feline gergniigune8 Soiion nit einen
8an3fran5Aen ndaiten Sonnta(
abeno, ZEN 5. Sept. Ger 9creir
plant fir Die fiinftige Soiion eint
Reibe id6ner Jcitlldfeiten. 2oS
bcooriteDenoe 3an8trdn54en, oog oas
erite 2ebcns5ei6en oes 8ereins ii
Der Salon bil0et, ioate ith zines
itnrten 9eiuc9es arfreuen. Dos SO.
mite miro niAts ln9ctbon loIieiL I'M
eS gu elmer ecrniitbliden &ffoire 81
moden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
rHrh 30 Ia ltgrn
obnaAlus etmOrOtnl
ftf anafyiasif AaAlhaksu area.
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tfllaatn

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tlaem MeisfftW t6ftangfi $50 II
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hpr on1gridltle Eahi 0bth ll nH.
teiAreibliM atti Niela III BID
labl beA ID fai aiuibtn eriulAtg.
ntn Niehes Sic Hlidliia8e wsri
sen IN arobfn Vadgfu aut perniltti.
wlHdildttmeiig iinb tis feet lciut
Nrtiuitc uou @lenideulcben 80 Be.
tlaaen aciueien
tAeitrrn BART auh bct Toum 6ts
Nedp Gluilee, tineu deplliiacn Sec
jmiIden 0cm White RiBer euo oCul
Gnhe hii0en0 Tic Num0e8reiiF.
rtr1 bat iibetca bsIicuO e%iuacarii'
len.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
aeine Mn6r in 0nrtnaa[.

2iiIabon, iiber 8aris, 30. Aug. -
aapitdn Senrique De 9nbia Son,
ccrio bot i'm 9oroen Bortueols cine
Rcbolution auge8ettelt uno cine 2ln.
8obl anbduger oes pertriebcnen SIS.
nigs nm lid bcriommelt in Der &b-
iidJE Die gegen1pdrtige &egieruns 3u
Itlr5cn. 9ns 4arlomcnt bat ben
JeiAluB eeiabt. Die Reeierung auf-
8u~for0ern, Die itrenglten MdBnob.
men 5u treifeeny UNI bic Hepolutioil
at unteroriiden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
@artier ltir6t bel her Nr6eit.

Ser 40 Sabre alte Barber Go,
noro Ollie, 1922 iaol.. IS. Ctr.
mobabnit. lit Gonntng ais er eincn
8erlpanoteu roiirte, BON Ser5i6lae
~getroffen, foot 81 9oocn eeltlrSt.
Scr 4r5t erflarte, OoB er eincul
Scr5idIag crIcgcn lei. Scr @eritor.
bone blnterloBt ieine Satin.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

3ufIbren mare, urlo er meinte, cine
geriddrfung Der aontroae iiber Den
5pirituoienbonoel geniiae. 8or al
lem miiBten 9ronutpeinitcuern er.
b6bt meroen, INN Die @innobmen Der
Hegierung gu %bermebren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

@onolulu. 80. AuguIt. = Ods
g2er. Staoten 1audboot 81 0as am
.26. Mar3 auBerbolb oeS bieiigen
Saiens ntters uuo nidt pitcher ailI
tnpttc, lit aeiiern gehoben mo mad
Dem imaereu Snfen geldlcppt mors
ben, nm Die urlade Der aataltropbe
feihteaen an f3nnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
epiritnpienharbel in arnnfreid.

Boris. 80. 9lug. Ger 5inana.
miniiter Ribot bctdmpfte in Der Ge-
putirtenfommer ole @orIaee, 0urd
bic Elm Shndps. NOnobol geIdlaffen
peroen lon. Ter Diniiter ertlGrte.
bob oieie Ma6regcl iehr idfner our6-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
Nus Dem staate.

@npor6. 0os 2 Sabr oIte so6n.
den 0roiGe scr 6armersIalie Ser.
bert 9anoeec, z 4ieilen bon bier
mobabait, iiel in einen 8ailertrog
un0 ertranf.
aIlionce. 9o6ridten aus gor
Butte Gountp iagen. oab Die grnte.
ertr1ge bic sr5btpH N Der gsfai@te
Ses GountDs Hnh.
driidlr gtprSietfrabben mn
6ruididdifft leoen Sog bim rSprI" /.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30
Au~k- pbom
gOrssidrittcneg ganScDiae.

Dlaiines tasflt AIS. gbtuos s:i5
Dlas @ods. 9ames G. gaurtun uHt sranf 2. d..
Weort. B2obome 9eIon arb Der g~empanD, 2raep onb
&tonf. Bigte lseifou. 9alia gnriis, @iaFaoi 3rantois
du6 eartnsr, ats 5temlKes nns BIZ Crahsnm seiits
Ndnoklblissr.
Qrsifs @laiinsss Bette etss Csc. nu~ss,nommsn
Samiias nne SoHhias. eiHtat peniss 81 5t. eousris
i0t. A6snbs; t0S, 25c. bv unb 75c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

b nhtil en- nt6t.
htt Auesn e,bsaii
& Wu g tdttru
nsu a 'fH,
atnn 81 Ro,i,
d HsrlsH habtn
iuSs etNattub a.
'Awah. DIM no ID
huo an 4 sHrnosu
iflteu . tfpl en-
psdtnDgn, trsnusns
ten Dtbt oO,t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

Stride @orbieetr06beu nuS
BrOidideHteI jrOen Saa BIN oaurI4
gcruft guh bcl GiHtGuieu mi
ole .Srtbiine4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-08-30

7apsfiosn Aus n IL b sonn SOgsrH oe
id'i. on lsfn ON istsri 4, nlI. naben
IN az 'aeio iti teitt lisgsn. baum 3aas
ri If 70 or fGursn
Dr. ]. T. MCCARTHY
I'LL A. n. sin an, guua 9 AIS
sirr Mrs 1tatih aciprOdrn
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25

from temptation.' That isn't the proper sentiment for a brave man, is it?' questioned the love advocate.
 "'TAe frivolous affairs scored so severely are really developing and give one an appreciation for the last and after all the only real love. The main difficulty lies in being able to distinguish the one from the other he added flippantly.
 An experience he would have all avoid is the triangle affair If you want tEat sort of thing read Der uard Shaw. | will be interesting and far. far safer No well regulated game of love should have more than two participants. he declared. It's nonsense, this talk of sweethearts being weddings. You may be miser- able and heartsick when love has passed on but when you love you are ruoyant. enthusiastic and ambitious What will you not venture 10 prove your worth for who is not eager to succeed in any undertaking to win favor with the one he loves? Remem- her the Knights of the Round Table well, men are the same today as they were in the days of Arthur and I'll wager women have not changed to any great extent"
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25
THQRNs, NOT ROSES
 FOR RUBEN HILL
troubles Begin In Less Tnan Si.
 Weeks After Marriaoe

Married less than six weeks to a woman nearly half century his Juilor, the matrimonial pathway of fIuDen Hill of 919 Grand avenue slNes promise of being rosy with plenty of thorns thrown in For the past two or three weeks the marital troubles Of the bride, aged about twenty-two, and the groom. some where in the seventies. have been piling up. Too much relations. seems to have been the first cause leading to the differences. then too mucb ..eighbors
 Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hill. who IS buXom, engaged in an encounter with her husband and when the smoke cleared away. Hill was about minus his shirt and had felt the firm impact of well directed fist blows. Mrs. Hill anticipating her spouse might endeaVor to secure her arrest reported the affair to Chief .Bris- bois. Afterwards Hill talked to the police over the telephone and an of ncer was sent out to investigate
 Evidently fearing his energetic bride might attempt violence if he slept in the same house with her, Hill started out to spend last night at q g. ried admittance to the house and when she attempted to force her way in was ducked with d pail of water and afterwards made the acouaint- ., nee of an irrigation ditch well filled with water. Then she asked the po- lice to arrest the man who had kept her from accompanying her husband There seemed to be preponderance of evidence in favor Of the man who tucked her, and no arrest was made although Mrs Hill stated she would apply for q warrant this morning
 Fearing that further trouble might ensue. a policeman was detailed to re- main in the affected district and while Mrs Hill allowed her presence to be known for sometime she finally decided that she might have a better nights rest if she took a room down town.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25
.NO MORE ALARMS
 ON THE BIG BELL
Neither Alarms for Fires Nor "Curfew" Will Here after Be Sounded from the Bell in the City Hall Tower

No rore when q fire breaks out will an alarm he sounded upon the big bell in the tower of the city hall building. No more will the children be warned off the streets at nine o'clock in the evening by the sound of "curfew'' as waited over the city by the deep tones of the bell An institution that is half ! as old as the city itself has been offici- ally done away with. The march of progress and the adoption of modern methods have relegated the custom to the background
 With motor driven apparatus ready to make quick response to an alarm and an adequate force of men stationed at each fire house to accompany each of the rigs, the need of sounding an alarm that can be heard all over the city seems to have passed, in the opin ion of Fire Chief Wright. With the approval of City Manager Craig. the head of the fire depc rtment yesterday caused tho big bell to be detached from the electric fire alarm system
 Hereafter all alarms received at the fire houses will be still alarms as far as the general public is concerned The only way in which the citizens general
 | " ~ Ndi' ( II n i've IS Tn progress i'll E~ ',f tfl~ ---,- -inr 7, the whistle at th" nr in. -'-.--- O.. by sec ing the trucks lolling qg the etroate
 One of the pr.nc reasons for the discontinuance of tAc ringing of the bell is that when an alarm is sounded scores Of automobiles are instantly sent rushing along the streets. hamperinp the ire apparatus ard as often as not stopping right where the fire plugs are located or in such proximity to inc burning building that the work of tho ilremen is hindercd. Under tt>, new ruling the majority of fires will he combatted by the fircmen without au- dlences of any considerable size. The blowing of the whistle at the nurnpipg plant Is made necessary for two reas- ohS. one in order to indicate that the engineer has received the alarm and mas applied the fire pressure. and an- "ther 10 notify drivers of sprinkIing wagons and persons employing hose in watering their lawns to use no more water until the fire has been ex- llHSulsned and officially sounded ouf
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25
Local Discussion of a Uni- versal Question Started hv the Dictum of a Woman Member off Fac uitv of Stanford

Are sweethearts to be classed as weaklinss2
 rl,s question arose because of the opinion expressed recently by Pre- lessor Lillian J. Martin of Stanford { Jniversity. who declared that it was weakening to fall in love
 There are those however who beg to differ in the matter and who are "t the firm conviction that it k strengthening to worship at the shrine of the little god of love.
 Professor Martin may or may not be an authority on the subject. She has education. undoubtedly, since she is connected with a great west ; crn educational institution, but has she rad the practical experience an important factor in working out present day problems?
 Is her mind training alone suf- ficient to make her a love expert?
 Here are anti-love recipes given out by the professor, who by the way is a miss.
 Gut out social events if you have any tendency to fall in love. If you ne affected by any certain romantic location stay away from il. Stay away from anything that excites your love.
 Mrs William Burton McCandliss we'll known in society and clubdom has a different viewpoint. She be-
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25
The Tender Passion
 A Diversity Of Views

iieves that through the mediup of social affairs one obtains the cor rect love perspective.
 Why avoid love when it is that on which all marriages should de- pend?" said Mrs. AIcCandliss, in a Professor Martin doesn't know what-she-is- talking about sort of way. Look at the things that create love-" she continued. "A woman ad- mircs mans business ability. the position he occupies in the world,' his sense of honor, his couIage-aI things in fact that win her respect By association with men she learns values and when she finds that which she cares for most she'd be very foolish and find herself very unhappy if she ran away from it.
 Of course. silly young girls who are inclined to be sentimental and fall in love with every good-lookIng man they meet must not expect their love to be rcciprocated and that may be weakening. but the real thing TO, indeed, Most of the cases that have heard called weakening have been strengthened by the courts decision of severed thousand dollars for heart halm. concluded Mrs. McCandliss sarcastically.
 Another View
 It may he weakening to fall in love in this weather when even ideas wither. but suca is not generally the case said Eugene Redewill.
 Rather than weakening it is strengthening. according to Mir. Red cwill.
 It certainly would show cowardice 70 follow Professor Martins anti-love recipes which summed up mean neither more nor less than flee
Arizona republican., 1915-09-25
Arizona Aggregation In Lead in the
 State Elimination Tests
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Special to The Republican,
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 24.-With eighteen states represented with twenty-s six first aid teams and fif- teen mine rescue teams a series Of one of the greatest contests in tEe history of the United States came to conclusion at the Panama Pacific International Exposition this after noon.
 The prizes were awarded tonight before cheering auuIence that packed Recital Hall on the exposition grounds.
 The Homestake Mining Company team of Lead. South Dakota, won first prize for making the highest score in all first aid events: the team of the Nevada Consolidated Copper Company. of McGill, Nevada, won second prize for the second highest score in all events. The Bunsen Coal Company of Westville, Ills, won the third highest score in all events Yhe Homestake Mining Company of Lead, South Dakota, won the first for highest score in team events. The Nevada Consolidated Copper Com pany. of McGill, Nevada. won q special prize for the highest score in the resuscitation event. The TonO- pah Mine Operators Association won in joint rescue and first aid station contest. The Calumet and Arizona Mining Company team of Warren won in the state elimination contest in first aid on September 23 as they also did the champion mine aid. against the North Star Mines Co, of Nevada City, Cal; United States Fuel Company, Salt Lake, Utah; Carbon Hill Coal Company, Carbon dale, Wash; Anaconda Mining Com pany; Goldfield Consolidated Tono- pah Mine Operators Association; the Homestake Mining Company: Pacific Coast Coal Company; Roslyn Fuel Company, and the Ray Consolidated Copper Company.
 The events were watched by more than 60,000 persons and were held on the Marina on the shore of the bay and before the palace of mines and metallurgy