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New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
SPORTDOM SPARKLERS|

Notices have been sent to all A. A U. clubs announcing that the head quarters formerly located at 21 Wax ner street, New York, are now at 2SO Broadway, corner of Reade street. I
 The A. A.. U. will investigate tho record of I minutes 16 seconds for the mile, made by Johnny Overton of Yale on Saturday night atsthe Mead- owbrook club games. Doubt are ex- pressed on all sides whether the track measured up to standard.
 Arlie Muck, the Giant weight thrower of the University of Wiscon- sin, will come east to compete in the national indoor championships on Saturday night. March IT.
 Buckley High school of New Lon don will hold its usual indoor athletic meet on Friday. March 16, in the State armory. New London. All events are closed to the State High schools and are as follows: 35-yard dash, shot put, high jump, quarter mile run and half-mile run.
 John F. Mahan. trainer of Joie Ray, - 0HOSoSON John Wanamaker Commercial In- stitute games that a special one-mile scratch race be arranged for the meet in Madison Square Garden on March 21 in order that Ray might have an opportunity to meet John w. Overton of Yale, who was credited with a new record for the distance at Phil adelphia last Saturday.
 Mahan has agreed to enter Ray only on condition that Overton will accept the invitation which was for | warded to the Yale star last night 1 If the race is arranged Ivan Meyers who ran Overton a close race on Sat-
 urday, also will be invited.
 By defeating Northwestern univer-
 sity, 30 to 20 at Minneapolis last night the University of Minnesota
 earned the right to share the big nine l conference basketball championship l with the University of Illinois. Each
 team has won ten games and lost
 two.
 l Although handicapped by the ab- sence of their regular players the I, Gophers played consistently and the
 result was never in doubt.
 Jack Coombs and Larry Cheney
 took advantage of the hot weather N yesterday and pitched five innings fo,
 their teams at Wilmington park, Hot Springs, Ark. The pair of veterans
 took things easily during their stay
 in the center of the diamond, and
 finally gave way to the youngsters
 Burning and Mails. Burning pitched
 the best ball of the four and flashed
 some classy fielding at times. Tn hi.
 first two innings he had four assists
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
HARVARD LACKS INTEREST
College Paper Makes Urgent Plea to Students to Evince More Interest in
  Track Team Competition.

k s 3
 Cambridge. Mass, 2 March 1s.-A movement to arousel interest in track sports at Harvard was started by leading undergraduates yesterday. In support of the effort the Crimson, the college daily paper, pointed out that at the beginning of winter only fifty men reported for the squad and that last week only twenty of these showed interest enough to turn out.
 In field events the lack of material was particularly pronounced, the pa- per stated In 1915 Harvard had only one entry against eleven Yale men in the shot put, and the Crimson states it is a common occurrence to have two or three Harvard men against ten or eleven men in the weight events.
 In the last four years Harvard has won only one dual track meet with
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Yale. and since 1909 has won only one intercollegiate meet. With 2,5O0 mon to draw upon. the Crimson ex- presses the opinion that the track team should get the same support as other lines.4 of athletics.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

steur athletic union and a novice tour- nament will be held sunder the aus- pices of the New York Athletic club on Thursday, April 5 and Saturday, April 2. The competitions in the classes win be at 115 pounds, 158 pounds. and the heavy weight division. The novice class will be at 145 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13
Coombs' team beat that of Cheney
 by score of tos1.

Benny Leonard. the New York lightweight, won easily on points from Johnny Tillman of Minneapolis in six-round bout in Philadelphia last night. Each man scored a knock down, but neither was a damaging blow.
 In the fourth round Leonard again doored Tillman for g count of four with a left hook to the jaw. The New Yorker was the aggressor throughout.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Walter J. Travis. one, of the most prominent figures in American golf, announces that he is through with amateur golf. He had until March 1 to make his decision whether to give up. golf course architecture or continue as an amateur.
 Travis says creating is more soul sa Tying than winning golf cups.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

The tenth annual women's national indoor dawn tennis championship tournament got under way at the 7th Regiment armory yesterday morning with one of the largest entries of re- cent years. Among the players who will strive to win the title now held by Miss Molla Bjurstedt are Miss Marie Wagner, New York State cham pion: Miss Eleanor Goss. winner of the recent 7th Regiment handicap tournament; Miss Gladys Bowling, Mrs. Jack Anderson, Miss Margaret Anderson and Mrs. de Forest Candee.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

The New Haven Journal-Courier team managed to breeze into the money at Grand Rapids last night with a score of 2,71s. This will give them about 18th place. The showing of the team proved bitter Dill for players and fans alike to swallow.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

The wrestling championships of the Metrop0litan association of the anna
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Edward Barrow, president of the
 International league, said yesterday a
 number of business men would meet
 at Providence, R. l., for the purpose
 of forming a stock company which
 will purchase the franchise and play CTS of the Providence baseball club
 from w. H. Draper. The meeting will be held at the mayors office. It is also reported that George M. Conan has become the owner of the club. The noted actor-player has
 been negotiating for the club for sev- eral weeks.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

Arlie Muck, the Giant weight thrower of the University of Wiscon- sin, will come east to compete in the national indoor championships on Saturday night, March IT.
New Britain herald., 1917-03-13

The Boston Athletic association will hold the. twenty-first annual American marathon run on April 19. No athlete under 18 years of age will be allowed to compete, and the right to reject any entry is reserved. The start will be made at Ashland at noon, and the finish will be in Boston. En- tries close on April IF.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
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80 otnbiu 2" oon 9riten
qetnpert un0 berienft.
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uno nad 8eebriisee gebraht. Die
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
(SpriIetuns Iie6s 2. ssitsJ

Deliiiden ais Gontreban0e beidIog.
nobnit.)
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5ur grreihung 0es
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ben miir0en. Damn miiroe Der Slrieg
NIT SiaIion Ionee bepnoet iein; Ia, cr
mare gar Hids mogIid geporoeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

NuI Dcr rhlllunllWcll ODene goo e
nur lei6tcs glrtincrie. 6ener.
glui Der nlaceooniiden 6ront bat
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pIob.
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nIes biSber in Oieiem ariege Gage.
peiene.
Nm me6reren Yitnftcn oes SAladt,
ieloes boben glnorilie unierer eige.
nen imo fcinolihen Gruppen beitige
lotalc Snianterie-@eiedtc dur 6olee
gebobt.
eyn oem @ebiet BON 9n goiiec-ao-
nal bis gum iiioIiben llfer oeS 8luI.
les Seorpc bat ole aouonoOe om
glbeno on 9e6boftigfcit 5lgenommen
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8riteu oitlib bon Monhp 5im 9In.
grill Der ober 3uiommenbrad lno
oen Seino idpere Gpfcr foltete.
9hih britiihe @oritoBe lofoler Naiur
nobe Siius, norOlpeitlih bon ct.
OuentitL 6otten feinerlei eriolg.
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prin5en Gntlane Dem G6eninoes-
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DER 0laos marc cine 8eriddrimg
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Srout) ridteten Die 3ron5oien IN
iiarfcr 3u6l am @lorgen einn uno
am 9lbenO orei gIngriiie gegen nniere
@olitioncn. Gin a0Iniides 9leai-
mcnt, oos feline @ioeritonostroit be-
reits oft befudbrt bat. icblug i'm blit-
tiqen 9o6fompic oae oieie 8orit0Be
oes 6einoeS 5uriid.
Gic Nlliirten oerIieren
80 3 6lug5ctlge.
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geItern cine gan5 beionoers rege,
borncbmlidb auf Der 8lonoern.Sront.
@s luiroen inSgeiammt 80 feinoIitbe
5hle5euae berlntergebolt. 9ierte-
nont Geitler brobte an Der Spite Ell
mes 8erfolgunes.@ .@eihwaoerS ielbit
feds ieinOlihe 9leropldne aurStrede.
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Der 2uit. Qieutenant Sitter bon Gut
lded bot in 9uftecfehten ieineu 10.
unO leinen 20. @egner berimterae-
ibolen.o
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
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0rntitber |OrlIuR ani
9lisme'TrOmt.
Gram36Iiidjer Weeemnm.
griff erfUlareidl.

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burcap- 0cutidler lIe6erro-
ihungsongriit in Der Gbompoaue
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Iinfen 91ooS.llfer I'M Sdod &c.
boltcn. 2onoon meIoet crfoIo.
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tiafeit.
4oris. 90. Suli. Tos irou8o.
iiide Rrieesamt erlieB beuie glad-
mittog oeu nodiic6enocn oii8icllen
geritt
n@eitern bel Togesanbrlh mnter.
nabmen ole Geutiden weitlid bonn
Surtebiie.@eboft ouf Der 9lisue.S
einen mudtiaen 9oriioB aui eincr
6ront bon 600 Nletern Der abcr ooui
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geldlaeen purOe
glls @eaemuoBna6me geaen oieien
@oriioB bcgauncn iuir beilie Wloraen
81 iriiber Shuoc cine Siieulip.Ne'
peglng 5piiheu &lrtebiic lno Der
@e9eno bon 2a 9opeQe. Gieicr 9or'
itob wprOc non ocr Suioutcric NIT
GROCER 9ropoir Ourhacfii6rt mo
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gInsriiispuuftcu 6ortibritte 5u ma.
den beionoers aber in Der @egeno
oes @lonuments.
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BON 9obure, imterno6m Der 6ciuo
einen iharfen lleberraihungs.2In.
griii, ocr ieood ieblidIug.
glii Dem linfen llier Der Yloas
periuhien Die Gcutibcn noh eincni
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sengr1bcn ou3ngrcifcu. iucIhc mir
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4rdciIion unO Oie aroii iinicres Sen.
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lih bon Wlollainbille icbI,
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lailt
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mebrere crfoIoreihe lleberiaae on
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wnroen beiradtlihe Nerlnltc 5ige-
iiiet imo mir madteu einigc @eion
gene uno erbelIteten mebrere Ylaiti'
ncngepebre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
8eripdteter rumGniid er
8eri6t.

2pn0on, 20. Suli. Die nod.
itebenOe, imter Dem Datum OeS leb'
ten 0onneriioe erloilenc oiti5iclle er.
flGrlng ocs riun0niirbcu &ricgS.9u.
reuus lit beite bier cuigelmilen;
r@ir boben Die 9reihe in Der
Sront oes 6eiuoes IN noroliher 9lid'
hung erpeitert ino feline geiammten
SteIhingen ouf elmer 6ront bon orei;
Biq 2ilometer @rcite linO iiini5ebn
ailometcr Sieic aeuommen. gSir
madten 1915 @eionacue imo er6cutc-
ten slpei @oiterien Soubiben neiW
@ononcn uno cine Qualtitdt Whni'
ton"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30

Soce ser &crldn9erlmg OcS aricges
auIlc6nt.
SD bin obiolut felt Oouon iiber
5elat OoB es Scr Gnteute nie m<
nimnlcr gcliueen miro, rns 5u SER
i6mcttcrn im6 0a mir in inierer
8ert5ci0igungs Stellmg nidt Ole
9l6ii6t boben, 0en 8eino 81 5eribmet'
tern, miro DER ariee bod irii6er ooer
ip1ter in einem 8rieOen Ourb gegen'
ieitige &erltdnoigung enoeu.
@eitere5 8IutDergie en-
nnBlos.
glber no6 meinem 0aiiirbolten Ill
Der notiirlicbe SdIuB Der, ooB Die
meiteren 0pier uno Die Seioen ole
Der eon5en Menld6eit oliierlegt mer.
ocn. nublos iino, lmo 6oB cs I'M sSn.
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lit, iobolO oI3 moglid cinen 6rieoen
ourd &eriidu0isung 81 erreiheu.
0eutidIan6 unO 8 eIter.
reid un5ertrennlih h.
60 iuie mir an Der Seite inierer
ireilen @erDiinoeten gefdmpit boben,
10 weroen mir aud iriiber oOer ipoter
eemeiniboitIid nit i6nen 5rieoen
idlieBen, inO mir weroen Seite on
Seite nit i6nen meiterldnipien bis
sum 9leuBeriicn pem DER Seine nibt
Oie 9ereitmiligfeit 5eigt, unieren
Stonopinft 5lt beriicben.
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merfen, iper fir 0en &rieg oerant-
mar; oem es lit mblos, in
0icler %er6inOline oic &creonacnbeit
8u beiprehen. glber i1 rueroc BON
Der 3ufunit iprehen uno i9 modte
Dem &lni1e glusorud geben ooB eS
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Srieoensihlllie geeigncte Wlittcl irno
@e9e 81 finoen, Inn iiir immer cine
Bieoer6olitn9 eines iolhen idred-
lihen arieees rnmo9lid 81 MAIDEN.
in Der Submit mu B
ocrbiitet per0en.
Seoer @lann nit morolii6em @e.
iii6l muB an Nieieu oigantiidcn &ert
g!ae Stootcu miiHen iiA
in 0cn @emiibungen, @o.
rontien 81 crloneen welbe iiir Oie
3ufunit cine iolde idredlide aato-
Itrop6e Der6iiten pie Der eegenlpdr.
tiee @eltfrieg iie ooriteat. Der
BiaO mag elm Idipierieer iein; aber
er lit nidt unn0gli6."
9 Demofrotiia alton Der & e.
gierunQ sic 3eititro.
lnung.
@rai G5erliin ging onnn 5u Der
@ciprebung Der internen Situation
iiber. gr iagte in oieier gcrbinoung:
,Oie Oemofratiiirung Der Serial.
iungen lit oos eroBe Gerlongcn Der
3cit. SolpoGl in Seiterreicb lUie IN
llngorn leger oie 9legieriineen Sano
an 5u oieies groBe @erf; ober Die
ielben DeriuaGren iidb gegen SnterDen-
fior BON auBen. @ir miiden uns
ni6t in ole 9liioiren onoerer Staaten
iinO mir DeriGngen poafommene 9ie-
ciprocitGt in Dieier 5raee.~
Or. Wl i6oeIis elm 6rie-
Del.sfon5ler
9onopn 90. Suli. 9iab ei-
ner 9lcuter.Gepeide aus 3irid) er.
flarte Sr. @ot6ios gr5berger, elmer
ser 3iibrer ser Gentrums.Yartei i'm
oelltiden Reihstog, Der chen bier an
gefomuen it, einem 8ertreter Der
n3iirider ylohrihten" gegeniiber:
.@enn if init 2loOo @eorge (6ri-
tiihcr Bremicr) ooer 0rn. 8aliour
(6riii16er Staots.Sefretdr OeS 9lus-
mGrtieem ipreden fonnte, oonu
f0nnten mir in Elm poor Shtnoen cine
@eritGnoigune er5ieIen, wclde Die
9(nfniipfung oiii8ielIer 6ricoens'lln-
ter6onollngen mogli6 MAIDEN Mir
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6r. G3berger, Der in &er6inoung
init Sen 6rieoens.9euiibuueen Der
Iebten Dlonaie cine prominente 9ioIlc
geipieIt bat, periiderte. oaB Or. @li'
daelis, Der nene oeltide Reidsfan5.
Ter, Elm 6rieoens-aon5ler lei.
8eripGtetcr ruutGniide
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-30
llrber Dir Grrn3e
@nrOrn bic &nNrn &c.
trieben.
9ie 9emtIdben bDr 3brDC5,
iit OtmklamC.

iben nit Grfole pon5oeeu,
0luiiiider @iOeritauo slpiiben
GnieIter npo 8rutb eebrodcn.
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Oeuti9eu S6uoen. @iitbenoc
gIriiaerielAlo6t in 6lanOeru.
gerlin, pio 9onoon 30. SuIi.
Tie beute 9l6eno pom oeiitihen
@eneralito6 erloiiene omtlide Ylit.
t6eiliug bat ioIgenoen @ortlout.
n9luf Der oitgoli5iiden 6ront ia.
ben mir in Der 9li6hlng aui 3broc8
Gin GuBlono. nobe ser @ren5e), ent.
lang oem Cuieiicr uno Dem 8rut6
uno i'm G6ercmoib-Sbole 6ortibritte
gemoht.
gluf Dem meitliden arieeslboit.
pla6e lit felt 6cute @littag iuieoer Elm
9lrtiaeric-Guea Der oentbar 6eitigiten
9lrt in 5lanOcrn inn @onge.~
9crliu 20. Saui (oia 2onoon).
Gie rniiiibcn Grnppen oui Der oit-
ooli5iiben 6ront 6o6en iib bel 0u.
iiotpn binter Die uIHiiidc @ren5e 5il.
riidgc5ogen
@eiter iiiolid6 icbten iib Die 9ilI-
len IN Der @egcn0 3miihen oen 6Illi.
ieu Gnicitcr uno Erutb sur @cbr;
ober Gin mGdtigcr ociitiher gIngriif
6rah ibren &iOcritonO, uno Oie 9lui-
fen pcrOcn mmmcbr cntlang bci0en
llfer 0cs Onieitcr bon Den iiegrcib
Dororingcnocn oellticbcn Sireitfrdi.
ten Oeriolgt.
SslItD in BEN aorpatben III bon Den
Gcnti6en genonumen poroen.
9llIf Der rltmGniicben 6ront bo6en
Oie telItoniirben Eruppeu ibre &iid.
5pg-BepegiIng bcenoet.
9hlf Dem ueltliden ariegsidoll-
plat tobte oos 9(rtiaerie Gneu in
6lonoen ocn gan5cn Sog uno Die
oon5e 9lodt 6inourc6. 9ritiicbe gIrr
griffe bel Wlondp lnO no6c Ct
Natentin brahen 5uionlmen.
gluf Der gIisnes6ront puroeh iiio-
oitlib BON Miles bier wndtige gor'
ii0Be Der 5ran5oieu 5uriidgeihlugeH
Sic 9laiirten bcrloren geIiern 35
gleroplone.
Giele glngo6en limo Dem amtliben
9eridt entnommen, Ger belitc 9}acb-
mittog bon Oer ocuiihen oberiten
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oe imo folgenOen @ortlont bat:
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plab.
v9lrmeegrippe oeS Rrin5en Seq
polo bon 9opern Sn Olt-@oli3icn
6a6en iib Die 9auiien anf beiocu Sei-
ten bon SiriiotDn binter ole tiiiiidbe
@ren5e 5uriidgc5ogen llniere Or.
meecorps bo6en B6ruc5 CREDIT. g(n-
oere lruppen ndbern iih Dem 81.
innlncnihlllc oes n0r0Iirbcn Serctb
unO 0eS Tnielier.
3iniiden Dem Gnielter in0 oent
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-11
CARR MEMORIAL M. E.
 CHURCH DEBT FREE

As result of the decision of the Church Extension board of the Little Rock conference of the Methodist church, South, the Carr Memorial church of Pine Bluff now is in posi- tion to clear away the indebtedness which has existed on the church since it's erection some years ago, and men- bers of the congregation are making plans for a big dedication ceremony within the next few weeks.
 The debt has aggregated a sum ap- proximating $750. The stewards of the church arranged to make up $250 of this. if the other $500 was raised by the pastor and the congregation. Rev. L. w. Evans, tho pastor, with several members of the congregation, solicited subscriptions, and raised something like $500, when the Church Extension board decided to appro- priate the remainder of the amount needed. I
 It is planned by the officers and members of the church, to make the dedication exercises the nature of a thanksgiving service, that praise and thanks might be expressed in appro- priate manner, for the removal of the indebtedness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-11
HAMMETT GROCER co.
 WINS SUIT ON PEAS

The Hammett Grocer company was awarded judgment against Hart brothers for,$745.07 by "a jury in the circuit court yesterday forenoon. The grocery company sued on a contract for the purchase of a3 quantity of peas, charging non-delivery, and claiming the amount as the differ ence between the amount they were to pay for the peas and the amount they were worth at the time they should have been delivered.
 Motion for 9 new trial was filed by defendant in the case Of James owen vs. Creed Taylor, for which judgment for plaintiff for $1,500 was rendered by jury Thursday. The suit grew out of an auto accident.
 Capt. Sam F. Hilzheim's suit against the Pullman Car company for the value of an overcoat, stolen from the captain while he was travelling with the "Arkansas on Wheels" train last year, was continued for the term
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-03-11

ment in this country, from it's begin- ming ill the American revolution, through the rapid spread in the West, eliminating in the glorious successes of the last year. She also reviewed the movement through it's four evo- lutionary steps, higher education
 better property laws, economic and finally political freedom Through the fundamental arguments, first democracy in reality, not theory; sec ond, expediency in the increased edu- cated and moral vote and the addi- ton of the feminine l oint of view; and lastly, through it's results, better polling places, better candidates, bet ter legislation, aid. better women. And from. thus studying the move lnent of woman suffrage. from the point of history and the point of it's benefit to humanity, she sees in it a theme which has assumed the heroic proportions of an cpl; as great as
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Homer's lliad.
 Miss Doughty of New York city dis cussed organization in slendid forceful manner, and brought the message that in organization lies sue cess, not only to win suffrage but to make good voters. Organization shows the pressure that can be brought to bear upon the legislature. She outlined the method of state, county and city organization, laying special emphasis upon that of the city, which should be organized pre- cinct by precinct. So if we would be efficient in any cause, we must be organized.
 Mrs. Cotnam's suggestions in pup licity methods were unusually good, including particularly the suffrage edition Of newspapers. Her classes in public speaking were most in structive and entertaining, and I should say eminently successful n