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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
aIeine etaOtueniafsiteu,

sSn Der lesten i'm bieii1er
8anoeIsflub abgebaltenen General,
DeriammLung Der 9fcbrasfa @aInal.
tn 4iioeintion tDlroen fo[aenOe &c.
ante eripdhlt: Gr1li6ent 8. g.
Yteinbart Qebrasta GitD; gi3e.grd.
iioent s. 8. 1olDIa, Gmaba; 5dab.
meiiter 8 6. @iller, 2incolu, oe.
fretar 5ranf 5 Singer, Qincoln.
3ie 9ailfumi1Be iii Der NIT
Dem 6. 5ebruar su Gnoe g~qganqenen
ISOLDE beIiefeu iid) AMI St6,663,627
Inn gergLeih ST. 6.543,2 t0 in Der
gLeideH ISOLDE oes 8orjabres.
Ger a3itneD" GmnibusoteuIi
ipuroe IN enter I'M 8iireau 0es
5errt anoerion i'm Stote gauF De.
orgnHiIirt.
Rdnber oraugeTi IN ben Ca
ben BON 8. 6. GIIingtauieu, it'd
9inton Strabe, ain uno ita1Ien bort.
Ielbit $35 in SiIber mio cine Nh,
5abL Gbeds.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
&rteSs, GrlebniHe!
Bon asb. n. 0ampmaun.

ionoereu aoum III elm @aIicrrclcr,
poir mio Elm Meaol fir gerbon0.
|itolie unb @dide untcraebraht. gir
Woan5inpaaen iiibrt getimntratcn.
ponene Geden, 3e0crtiieh gerbanb.
material un0 Mdime NIT. SIN bic.
fem @agrn bcfinoet iid auh Elm
@aum Der IN aeihidter Neile 5ur
adpele inacpdn0clt IT, nm oen
@eiitlihen Die NioeIidteit 81 peben.
@ottesoienite fir Ole @ermunbeien
uu0 Dos ben 8ns bealeitcnoe Bug.
uno9 ilegepcrionaI n%b5ubaItcn. Ionn
iolgeu @aaeH siir anibeipobruna
BON Speiieh 5teiih. Butter. Gin
iog. aiiblpaaen. Gin anocrer fiir
grennmnterial un6 gum Shlub Gin
9eiieIlpaecn gum Mliiiibren bon
&rinfipoiier, 6os in @eocuocn CUR
8ermcnoune tommt, no tein friihcs,
feimfreies 8aiicr 81 baben lit.
GaS 4erlonul beitebt aus oorsiia.
lideu aer5teh rs betpGbrtcn sran.
fcnpflegeihpdtern. IL tbeoretbii6
mno prattiid aitsgebiISatru Samo.
ritern uno je einem gertreter Der
totboliidM mo ebangeIiiden 8eiit.
ltdfeit. Niles mas Ole 4nforocrun.
aen Der mooernen Spgiene berlangt,
ut uorgciebeh INN Den armenS hmer.
permmOetcu uii Der iaaelangen
SronSportreiie oie S6mrr5en 5u
Iinoern. 2eioer erIitt Oieicr Bug
nod ieiner oritten 5abrt einen gu.
~iammeuitob NIT einem @iunitionsmo.
seu, nobel oieIe @naen 8%ertriimmert
aud berior cine aronfeu.
ibr 2cben babel. @liifs
lihcrfpeiie ipnrcn feline g~erpunbete
Oa Der 3lg sum Sdlodtielo
it'd begcben mollte.
GoriieBuug foIgt)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

Der ae6ner bas galmer Der Qoqc.
grauien6er geifnll folgte. Gu.
Oam beftete 9ruoer 8en0t, grdii.
bent Der Omaha 9oge go. q, mil
elmer fur3eu, ber3liden qniprafgt
oaS Ratengeideuf ieiner 2oge, cir
pradtiges iei0eRes Jnbnenban6 IN
ben oeltifen 8eih5farbeu, nit 6er
8ionuang in gol0eneH gufIta6eu,
an oas netle Banner.
8rdii6ert 1efotter 6anfte in elmer
tDobIgeiebten Re0e u10 u6ernn6m
Oas Banner I'M 9dmen Der 9ode.
8ruoer 8irgermeiiter GnttIer belt
cine pradtige 8eoe. Or. @erbar6 er-
griff nodmals Dos 8ort al @unlten
Der @riinoung elmer 5ducIterloae
IN 9Iattsmoutb, mas iebr 6eifdIIig
mlfgenommen fuir0e. Is eriolaten
oaiu nod mebrere @~niprdden BON
Den 9riiOern 8enot, alenfe, yenien,
%Uoranf inter Den aLdngen zines
feilrigen Marides Die Qoge oas neue
8anner nab Dem Rebeniaale bradte.
Gam iuuroe i'm groBen SaaIe Ser
SugenO ods Gfed)t %eingerdrmt, un0
Elm dnimterter Boil foIgtc, Der bis
8ur friiben Stunoe ndGrte. glrs
.germeiiter Sattler flbrte nit ieiner
@attin cine golonaiie in aunut6t.
gen 8inounger, Die bieIen 9eifall
berborrief lie Gage tam nit
StoI3 nif oieie 6abnenipeibe 5uriid.
bIifen, oenn iie mar in ie0er ge3ie.
9ung Elm gIdn5en0er @rfoIg.
-Q or rtt,t,,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
Gin nnnrnchmer Nhenh.

Dem muiifIiebeneen Bu6Iifum
Iitebt fir ndditen Sieritag aben6,
I0en 8. 6s6rlor, Elm ongenebmer
a6eno in auslidt in 6orm 0es
IGreigbton @lee Club GonBerteg, mel.
Dies bieies Sabr i'm 9ronoeis Ibea.
ter CUR 4uffibrling fotnnt. Inter
l2aitung Oes ~befornten 8rofeiiors
Sod baden bic juRgen Sanger be.
merfenstDcrtbe 6oriihritte gemadt
Iun0 0iirfte oas fomn1cnoe Gon8ert
|0te g~ldn5enben borbergegdgenen
nod Tim einiges i~ibertreffe1.
Cine baoellten0e Mbneidung bon
Dem bisber iiblidcu Brogramm Be.
.itebt 0ieies Nal oarir, bob ilber-
.baitpt feline d~iiSD1rtigen Soliitm CT.
i6einen meroen utio oas 8rogramm
.0urdneg bon ben Greigbton San.
germ ALIEN OurdgefiiErt fDer0en
mir0. Gs mirG eriDnrtet. 0aB 0iele
gtciteritng ~alIgeneigien geifaa fin0en
miro, ga bon beriAieoenen Seifrn
bic Meinmg nlsge0riidt tpurOe, bel
ginem @lee Club CONCERT errDarte
mar feline ipejtbefnnnten Sanger,
Ion0ern eben mir College Sanger.
Der Creighton Slice Glib ltebt
oieies So6r urtter Der DIRECTION OqS
Jatber Miie. neldes auf einen ait.
ten grfolg fir ons fommeftoe Son.
5ert idIieben lost.
@iuefe ~reierbierte SHE lino
Der n = 1rug go. Su bn-
hpn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
Shh.cmnhn.

Der Der Grmor0ung 6es So6r
Sid Dor 8pei Sabren beifuIOi9it
hid Stroion ioI iebt in ser otter.
retdiiteu armee gefaIIen iein.
Setlte nobn bic Guodbp gadine
SO. oos @isifneiOen auF Dem Gen.
mour Cafe tpie0er ouF. Ilan bofft
In 5ebn Iagen fcrtig SIT iper6en.
Ter in meiter areiien nobI6e,
tannte gi8e-Erdiioent Ser SoI3. una
aoblenban6lung bon Grosbp, So.
peitp & GaieD 60. 5ranf 5itIe Itort
bier I'M alter BON 81 Sabren.
Ser unO 6rau s. .. gbillipps,
2tt3 s StraBe, tpuroen init einenl
fraftigen Sungen beifenft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
Gnhnenmri6t in g%lattsmnntd.


Die 9oge 30. as 6es GREENS Der
6ermnmsiohne IN 8lattsmoutb fei.
erte am Snmitag 0as Set Der Sab.
nemDeibe. Bon Der 8ril6erloae go.
" IN omaha Daren oeren 9r1iioent
3obert @enot, oereu Sefretdr 5rtb
alenfe un0 8heo. SenIen ais a6ge.
innote erihienen 5eitreOner mar
9r. &ermanu 8erbaro, MitgIieo
Der Sornonia 9oge go. / BON San
antonio, Eeras. sur 3eit in Omaha.
Die nltsmdrtigen @aite tpur0en
BON elmer Population am 9a6n6of
etnpfangen mo nod Der 2oeenbaae
geleltet, no ibrer EN- borsuglider
Qunh nebit trafflitem arug.gicr
Dnrtetp. lin aht llbr beqdm in
benz 3eutiden Sans 0as SET, elm.
geIeitet oiirh Die munteren Beifen
elmer 9luiifbopeIle.
@egcn 10 ltbr faro Die eigentlite
G~abneniUeibe 1tatt. Sic 8riioer, an-
getbon nit Den aegaIieu, mari6ir-
ten In ben Saal uuter ben aldnqen
zines fraftuouen 9torides un0 NAB.
men Dor Der @iibne, Quf Ser Die Der.
hiiIIte SABINE ibrer 8eibe purtete,
AufitcIIung. gt1h 4bihngen oes 60.
genlie0es nnbm Der 8rdfi0ent Der
ooge, gruoer 9efotter, oas Sort
begriiBte Die @1ite uno Die griioer
unb mics NIT flr5er, dber trefiIihen
@orten aff Die geoeutitlg oes bat.
tiaen AbenOs bin. Go0unn ItelIte
cr ben 6eitreoner, 9ruOer Or. Ser
hnr0, Dor. Der init grobem anbalten.
Den Beifoa begriiBt tDur0e, oa er
ia ben m|eiiten IfoH onrb feline ar.
tifeI In Der nSmaba 5ribiine" be.
fannt NOR, altd bor bier Sabren Sic
@riin0ungsreoe fir ben 6rtsber.
baiio gebalten batte.
Or. @erbm0 IdiIoerte suttadlt In
marfIgen @Orten bic Gage oes
3eltihtbunls. ieinen idbiparen aampf
inns Daiein biiben ME 0riiben, prizes
bic puiioernolle Gtnigfeit Oes oelit-
ihen GoIfes 0riiben ais Elm Iellf-
tenO 8orbiI0 fir oie Don ms geut.
Idlen bier 5li eritrebeu0e Ginigfeh
T0nrn gfng ct ailf 0as eigentlihe
3benia Der 6abnenueibe iiber, IN.
Dem er oie Soge go. 45 nit einem
Battalion perglid, 01s nit itiIrmen.
Der 6nno bic Saline gum Siege
trast. go babe ifb aid ste qoge
Dies Einnbilo OeS liegreihen Ram.
pies Ourh Stiftung zines itoI5en
Banners 8I eigen gefldft.
SoOann erfIdrtr Ct Die Gpm6olif |
Der Garbcn aSAu1r5&f Not golo" im
Banner un0 oeS giI0es BON benz
Reconsideration Sertnanir, Der ais
Der erite EiHigcr Oentjher Gf1mme
III preiien fei. Mft ben @orten
70 ni0gr Bonn bic niiGe fallen.
uSae Dies Banner ben griioern tets
IIs ernile MQAnung 8lir 0elitIhen
FiniaFeif, aIS fapbe IiIrgidaft OeS
sieaes iin anmb fit AlIes. mas
II. ppfA ben ibergab
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08
,,9OlO gao td6 fit
Gl[en!"

6oIgcnoe gaben gingen elm aus
Cmabo:
u. 6. $t00.
Sad Smith, 3 BoIotbeiIe.
6eroiuano aopp. 3 COLO. Ringe
mo aetteu.
auton eapicf, 2 goIO. ebcriuge.
filberue actte.
g9m. Eauf. fil6. gtaiier5ellg.
9iarie gtaitoIo, $100.
&lrtbur apiiune $t.00.
Sobn @ruie. 3 golo. 2ogennb5ei.
Geu 1 Sting flo. llbr. q.
6rau 8obid aoI0. Bling, goIo.
gto0el, 3 @~ot6ibeile.
.. @ilion, $500.
81 8iliom $1.00.
9. s. @abrielien, 5 8olOtbeiIe.
5rau 9erta 8ieiing, iilb. nbr,
8roide un0 G%brriuge.
Sri. GlDiie Wargaret, goI0. Che.
ring, golo. arm6anO, 2 golO. 3inge,
p iil5. armbanoer, 10 nlte @oIo.
unO Sil6ertbeile.
6rau &a6ra, ooIo. Cheering, 6
GOLD. 9ta0en
6. 6. Sanob0fner, colo. ubr.
s. 6. StrpBa, colo. aing.
eaa GanoD, 2 8in9e, 6 @olb.
tbcIle, 1 itlberne 9100el.
q. g. 3pei ainge.
81. 6. $t.00.
8rau 5npIie $500.
8on aroge, golb. aiug, Singer.
but, 2 @iln3en, $1.00.
6rau 10. granoeis, 6 goIS. Set.
ten un0 10 @ol0t6eile.
Sol. @erig. $1.00.
Clara 0etion, sLrinbono.
Wartbd gobrs, Qrmbolt6.
1eter 2nnger, 3 filb. g0ffel.
6. Ruinobr, $500.
5rou 8. alente, aolo. Bling.
". B., poIo. 8roihe.
u. Tbomien filb. ubr.
Z. 3, St.00.
6rnu G6ns. 6oormann, 2 goIo.
9riacngeitelle, filb. llbr, 2 Qrm.
bdnDer. ! golO. aette.
5reltno, goIo. 9ing.
8eb. y. Gimme, $500.
5rnu Gbos. Gdnauber, is @oLo.
uno SilbertbeiIe.
Bon auspdrtigen @ebern ging
6olgenoes Gin:
eugene Sod, Council bluffs,
500.
ll%nacunnnt, SiIoretb, goIO. Set.
fem SdlloB un6 Silber.
Steiner Sargcns, Brano Sslono.
2 filb. 2oiieI, fl6. llbr. soIO. Bling
unO Settle.
Gbriitidn ltlfers, @erfid, Sa.,
$500.
Qcuiic edniot, gapiaiou, $500.
S. Snuf Saltines, $500.
Reb. SIN. Tirfpp, Scribner, "a
un6 SilberlaAen.
Reb. gfnit Grams, Crete, proft.
ooIle gol0eue lIbr unD guiennaoe[
nit 8erle.
8 g.. 5~noiunoIa, Neb., COLO.
Gberina.
@eury 6. @Iesmonn, Gpring.
field, $500 upO oItes MeineoIo.
Neo. s.. 3. 5GrniOt, gdpilion,
2 COLO. llbreit 4ing uno auopt.
Carl WartiM Geoor Bluffs ST.
5rou y. gurmeIser. 9enion 81.
-. S. 6iihcr. at. eomata, $500.
Mug. gianjdl, 81. gOiparo, $500.
Nnria Ilitof, papiaion filb.
SBeoocre edmis. @et gOiut. 2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

aaf Il m IN estn. ": 60
~ Dlait Seine aIts NirtI6dfterin bti.
rorosn9 ~ w
q: 80 mab ia, babe ia stuanaia
ta7re psriu4t. ben alien 0ra6sa
las ali iusrosu, absr re Qsbi nidt'
5tst bsiratt id fe dbsr unO barn
"ns '9 lal1 etHfa4 bon iHr i9sitea
Gin6refer erbcuteten iii Dem
bon Gam 8ollonOer, 610 go.
16. Strabe, II 4aar sanbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

0onssui Ots SOwa gtauisbrrbanb.
Ger Stanigperbnno Soma bait
bom rs. bis 20. 5ebruar feline iabr.
Hide 8criammluna IN Rannina.
Soua. ob. Die norieen GcutId)eu
lbnbglL iuic mir oiIb Dem Scroll er.
lieben EN- id0neS 4roeramm fir OiC
0erianmllma Guiacitclt:
am eriten Gage (t6) b6lt Die
Greiutipbeb6roe laut @eIhlub am
u ilbr 9aadmittaaa IN Der Shiltcn'
.bale ibre Stbnna ob, un0 orn
abcu0 pcranitaltct Der Manning Sic.
lOerfrnnj oanu sur Undertaking. Der
Ibcrrits cingrtroiienen @dite rnb ocs
9ublifumg in Der Sole rin aonBert.
.bci meIdem hns Sduberti he Cnor.
.tctt bon Gmnbo uno anoere quite
L1lcnte m%itpirten mer0en
Am 5lueltrn Goge (i9) finOen bic
Situngcn Der Geleaotcn MOTT uno
gbcub miro bieien 81 ebrcn Elm
.9antett nrranairt.
Vim 0ritten Ing (20) iii onnn Die
Shlubiiguug Der geIegdten uno Bu.
@eumtenmabl.
9luf cine A%ufioroeruna oes Ora.
iiocrten Or. 60. Z. Guran0 ON bic
3peigpcreine I'M Stoote. bic Rnmen
ibrcr Gelcgatcu on ben Sefretor
Serrn Baul ariqer in Geniion, elm.
B~iicH0en iin0 bis lett bon Den nah.
-beuounten 9laben Die Romen ibrer
reip. 9clegaien einberidtet por0en:
Gulumct-@uitdb 2inneiDeb.
SHthcrlmno-Sohn ehrens.
Sutbcrlono-8m @eters.
@aulma- 8m. Gtrobmonn.
Gliuton-u 2. 3ioHs Gem., dug.
Gliuton-S diuer. gereit ganI.
gtielien.
GliHtou-lt.G. 3ions.@ em, 9bit
Soln.
rid.
Grco0ia- 3euti6cr gerein 6. G.
aipmnon-Geutiae grabcritoH
Beter aogeeuborf.
grunsbiae-Scnrp Simmer uno
9irts.
2eiter-@. q. 9enter.
SdIesDig-gb. Reimers uno
Sans giaer.
9eniion-S. 6. Sinnern, 3.
Bump uno 6. s. 3enfer.
Donegport-Alfreo @fiiqer, SO.
1onnes ar6ger. Or. q. Raoenbauien
uuO 4oolpb 8eterieu.
Observation-Disclosures geter
ebmte 5. 5. greoon uno 2ouis
Bed.
Mlonning Saitcnbereiu - s. s.
6, s. Geinbolot, o. st. Sober
lnO s. .. 3in5.
Wanning Shiisenberein-GrIob.
manner: Crit. @rube, Siiraen
6anien $. =. Siebers un0 auallt
Manning a~riegerberein = Sobn
,tolme6.
&ianning @einngberein-3. arub
'e un0 Gbas. Sageoorn.
Mnuning 8. y. g.-8unI @er.
1er, S. 6. GImtiien uno Claus RieI.
len.
Sans GounIbip S6iitenoerein-
gnOreos 8eterien ulo 9ieOri6 @ebI.
.en.
BaterIoo-S. S. a6nefe, q. Bur.
Ter mo 8. S. Borders.
Gubuque-Garl HALL @i[b. Stot,
aouis 9les, Sobn g. @lo6en, Qlois
se1mann Gbas. SaB ui6 6. q.
inB.
Clinton 3urnberein 8oriu1rts-
5obn gfiiien uu0 @oo6er @anien.
Burlington = Gotiroo 9iaromm
mo auglit 2anee.
Gas aomite Miro es lh anqe.
egen iein Idiien, Die @eIuder 10 an.
ais m6gIid su u%nter6aIten
mo erindt bas 8ubIifum, inn bic.
IN na9 Ssraften an DIE 5ono gu &c.
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eolo. glinge.
M. g. 9enforL golO. bling.
5rou y. g. gaidel, eImmooo, ST.
&ermaitn 6. gsidel, eImp6oO, ST..
5rau NINA @dgemnrrb Spraeula,
golo. 9roide. $500.
aouis GbOribnf, Sumpbrep, flo.
Iaette.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

@rindt-Gin Qartuer IN pincm
@en. Merdanoiie Store in einem
Der beiten 9oiuns i'm 6iiIi6cn &c.
brasla NIT $4,000 BIS $4,000 anpi.
.taI. eriabrins nidlt %unbeoinet notb.
mmoia 1cutiher bepur5ugt. $4,000
.6is $4,000 @aareuporrotb (5tod).
Nor. Omaha 9ribiine. Goo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

8illarS gb0B, gatcnte. 1880 Gttr
0ationaI gdnt @ebdace. 9eIe.
pbon Tnler 1850.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

3a Ocrfanfen-30S gdcr biaiacs.
unDerbeiiertes 2on6 in @regorp.
Gountu, Sno 8otota. Outer 8o6en,
G 9leilen bon gutter 6euiider 5taot.
Seine aopitalsouloge o0er 8lab, INN
elm 5eim nufui6logen. 40reiiirt:
N. z Geomon, 1928 6olDler 2lpr.,
Gmabn, aeb. 5-15
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

Gas prtispirSigite Ghcn BEL Better
Iump. Geutide Slide. 1908
.9ooge StraBe, 2. Stod. MobI3ei.
ten % Gents.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

Characterization oelttider SattIrr,
Der iciu @eiddft beritebt; Oouerii.
be @eiddftiguna gutter 9obu. 3u
melOcn iofort bel Der Omaba &ri
|biine. G-1t
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

Eas .cin5igc Scnfiht R6bct Jlepurn.
tlirseitdit in On1a5n. q. 9oraue,
Gigentl. 29t0 Sornnm; Sdr. 1862
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

9rsfS, 9rsis, 1rSfs, TESTS, s.
6. Geeo, 1907 6arnam Strabe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

Grfabrtnsr BARTENDER miiuidt SieI.
lung bel beiheioeuea anipriihcn.
3elepbon REQ 1905.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-08

@rprhite Sebamms.
5ran u. 65igctparp. 25i2 60. fl.
Strdbe. 9nIer 1925. IT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-09-05

pecially for the Congressional I'ro.
Convention and will employ lm mo-,
women and children.
The dramatic pantomlmc tp Doe ~,
scented was conceived by Anne r,.,
den, a young Californian win, w.,
honors in the University of Cal.f,r,a
for her poetry and was the au,l,r ~,
the first out Of door pagan, ..
women ever put o at the | niy,r.i,,
of California. With the helm " p,r,I!
Garnett she will stage tho >par,.
pageant.
Three California speakers arc nm N,
programme Of September H.. Nh, ,o
n day of the conference. MR. NJ
.am Kent, wife of Represcntail. E.r.,
will tell the History uf the S..
Il. Anthony Amendment" Ms. c.1
Laughlin, who is a lawyer. will ,T"
Of the attitude of Susan Il. Ag,bo,n
on Suffrage Tactics" Mrs. Ida F,r,a.
Mackrille, the San Francisco v,rk,.
will speak on Party Organization ava
Responsibility"
The second day Of tho couro-,,,
closes with a reception and ha' IOWA.
cred by the women of CdIlfuIuu =,
the visiting delegates of the E,s, ,,,
South.
a great mass meeting viii hr the
fina. event OF the three days Su...pg
al which Eastern and Wcstorn spa,s.
ers. men and women, Will JOIN In
speaking for the Federal suffrage
amendment. The speakers wei. .e
Mrs. q. II. L. Belmont of New York
j. Stitt Wilson of Berkeley. Mss C,,
Laughlin of San Francisco. Mis- A.ra
Paul of Washington. -. G.. Frtar,
j.. Heney Of Los Angeles and Mrs
Charles Farwell Of Los Angeles
This great public demonstrate viii
be held at Scottish Rite Auditorium
in San Francisco.
As an aftermath OF the conference
on September II, before the dam..
ture OF the visiting delegate. ID me-.
mortal of the convention and ~ he
work accomplished 10y tn, Cuugre,.
sional Union at the exposition NN ta
presented to the officials of On" union
by the heads of the exposition T.-
ceremony will take place u t.a
Court Of Abundance on a stage NtI,
for the occasion and decorated VIII
the colors of the union. purpa IS %
and gold. Following the ceremony
the Congressional Union drlo-s',- ana
their friends will be escorted 'u a
great decorated autumu'a, plrai.
through the exposition ground, ora
to the ferry. the point Of Departure
for Washington. u. &.
The delegates will fare eastward ny
many picturesque methods. SOME
aioot, some ON horseback. ~url, hy
wagon and auto. They Will meet n
Washington at the opening - Con.
gress.
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z dealt and bid "A heart. There are no
two tricks at the top OF the suit AMI
there is no short suit to be ruffed. When
such bids as these escape penalties II "
either because the opponents ignore
them or because the partner has a
phenomenal hand.
A bic a spade and Y went no trump.
u understood the nc trumper TO deny the
hearts. and passed, but A still thought
he could make his spade contract II the
lead came up to his guarded king OF
hearts. and bid two. which Y overcal!ed
with two no trumps. A had a lucky
escape.
Il led the queen of diamonds and Y
held on. When the ten dropped B had
two equals left and led the Jack. Y won
this trick and tried to get two tricks In
hearts by the inesse, only to lose TO the
king and TO discard all the rest OF rs
hand. which never took a trick.
A led a club. and the Jack held, but Il
is now impossible to get dumy In to
come through A with either of the black
suits. 50 Y put B in with a small dia-
mond. hoping he would shift, but n ca me
right back with the diamonds. The re-
suit was that a kept putting Y in with
the clubs and Y kept throwing the lead
In spades. so that three clubs. two dia-
monds and one spade were ali Y could
make. the contract coins down for 100.
Give Y two sure tricks In hearts. say
ace and king. and give A the queen
seven, and y can get the spade led
through. so that all A can make is the
ace and ten. Two hearts. three clubs
two diamonds and two or three spades
is game.
Here Is one OF those ng-Jack-ten
combinations that so many players
imagine are good for two tricks when
they are actually good for nothing most
Of the time:
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DAY
SUFFRAGE OCCASION
Those Who Have Ballot Already to Tell of It's Effects
on September ID, Is and 16 at the
San Francisco Exposition.

Plans are being completed for the
Woman Voters Convention which
is to be held at the Panama
Pacific Exposition in San Fran
cisco on September IA. Is and 16. The
managers Of the fair have set aside
the opening day as Everywoman's
Day. From beginning to end Every
woman's Day will be devoted to events
that concern mn The purple
white and gold suffrage flags Of the
Congressional Union for Woman Suf-
frage will be seen everywhere.
A luncheon, with covers for eight
hundred women, will open the con-
vention at the Inside Inn. At this
luncheon women from many States
will tell OF the work done to secure a
constitutional amendment in favor OF
woman suffrage. Mrs. George w.
Fowler of Colorado Springs, Col. a
member Of the National Advisory
Council Of the Congressional Union,
will speak for Colorado: Mrs. Edna S.
Latimer of Baltimore. for Maryland;
Mrs. b. NJ. Wilson OF Goldfeld, for
Nevada; Mrs. W. J.. Roach of New Or
leans, for Louisiana in particular and
the South in general: Mrs. 5. NJ. Il.
Young, wife Of Gen. Young, for Mon
tana. and DIR. Annie Elolse Abel OF
Mount Holyoke College, for Massa-
Chusetts. j. II. Braly of Los Angeles,
called the Father of Suffrage" by
Californians, will be the only man who
will be called upon to speak at this
luncheon.
The first session Of the convention
follows in the great auditorium pf the
Inside Inn. with els Suffrage a Fed
eral Issue" the topic of discussion.
Mrs. Sara Bard Field of California will
speak on The Waste of Women" and
women from the voting States will dis
cuss THE Woman Voters Need of Ma
tional Enfranchisement for Women
The speakers will be Mrs. Lucius
Cuthbert for Colorado, Mrs Margaret
Jane Cherdrun for Utah. Mrs. Mary
CaChot Therkelsen for oregon; Mrs,
NJ. NJ. Dean for Montana. Miss Anne
Martin for Nevada and Mrs. Alice Park
Of Palo Alto for California. Mrs. John
j. Pershing. wife of Gen. Pershing.
who recently lost her life through the
destruction Of her home by fire, was to
have spoken for Wyoming.
The climax Of Evcrywoman's Day
will come in the suffrage pageant TO he
staged at night at the exposition, with
lighting effects and setting Of such
beauty as is seldom possible for out
OF door festivals. The richly colored
background of the exposition itself will
bc the stage setting for this Masque OF
Women. which has been conceived es-
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that resulted and the bids that led {,
them. Here is one:
CAKeS
3eJ1os
AAoe
y JOS
q, 10 :::1.'.''.
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XSsS

z dealt and bid a club. The excuse
was that she had six trumps and could
run hear But there are not six trumps
In the hand, because the bidding Is not
over yet. And even II all six trumps
made. that In not the odd trick. There
Is only n sure trick in the hand IL the
winning declaration is not clubs.
A passed. as he was not afraid OF Zs
going game in clubs. but could not see
game In spades for himself unless his
partner had something unusual enough
to hurt the club contract more than II
could help the spades. Y promptly went
no trumps. and p, having the lead.
passed.
z went back to the clubs. bidding two.
and when 4 passed again Y imagined
that II had a great club suit. so. with
everything else stopped. he went two no
trumps, only to be taken out again with
three clubs. which held the contract.
Here IL what happened
A led the singleton diamond and ruffed
the third round OF the suit with the king
10 as to conceal the queen. Then he led
a small heart, hoping dummy would lead
the trump and take a inesse. This is
precisely what happened, and A made a
trick with the queen of trumps.
The next lead was a small spade. which
dummy jumped for with the ace, leading
two more hearts to give Y two spade
discards, but that did not prevent the
ven OF trumps from winning another
trick for A m b and setting the con-
tract for so points and simple honors.
No one at the table appeared to notice
that IL z had held the two sure tricks
In clubs his bid indicated and had left
his partners take out alone Y would
have gone game at no trump. AS It was
v could have made two odd. The sure
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and that he's laughed at other fellows
whose fathers have been buncoed. tell
ing them tfat his father isn't such an
easy mark. For which reason Mr..
Jones th%oughtfully forgets to mention
his own experience.
The young swindler varies his APP
peal, Of course. When he calls on "A
minister or a business man of serious
mind. and severe manner, Jimmy uses
a story about being called home to his
grandfnother's funeral-she died In
Buffalo or Scranton or Rochester and
Jimmy didn't bring along quite enough
money to see lin through. But what
ever the variation OF the tale, the ob-
ject is the same and the profits are
large. II is said that a large part
of tho United States is divided up by
leaders of the system on an am
basis, and that those In this gentle
mems agreement do moi trespass on
G. h others territory.