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hand ? d with hi? w fe :?- to
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that while woibbi
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law- a? BUB, th? ?tiOB
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a practical nsture
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tin-, Will vote ?n favor of the OOBUI
25,009 ?O MARCH
IN SUFFRAGE LINE
Women Flocking from All
Stale-* to Join (iiant
Parade Saturday.
6.000 RECRUITS WON:
12 BANDS TO LEAD
Mayor Mitchel Meads Rally
Speaker. "Stars" Predict Vic?
tory in Jersey and Ne? York.
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sr thousand-, "This i. j.oi_j; ? .
refnler parade," -aid an snthn
I '--c young woman with a "Vote?
for w ? -. ton on h?*r era
21 ,000 ?rill be in tine.
twelve I rs * bandai
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aromen mei
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. tition to 'wo who will oppi
k tots '?: 14 ?:.' n wl
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wumnii suifr'iK''. '"' opposed II ?' 1 I
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to day.
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declared '. rvr
wifej seeoi d, mj mother, and th? o I ?
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HIGHEST MASONS
DEDICATE TEMPLl
Open New Scottish Rite Meac
quarters in Wash logt OR.
Wsah ?? - 'I hi new is
milliofl dollar Mssonic Temple, hem
qasrter? of th? Supreme l n
R ? i reemoaonry for ti
? ?did on of th?
lates, ed the Moth?
Council the World, sra d?die ?'.
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blag? .??"Mu- raany part? a
lilding, fashioned after the f?
moua ? eun er? lea fot h i
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tructioi nee 1911 It ?tanda la Sis
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taro presen! ;
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h ;i,- proBch to th
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and I'"-' er, are at the en
th? -? figure
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SUFFRAGE BOUND
TOWIN.SAYSBRYAi***
If Not NOW, Some Other lime
I \ Secretary Tells German
American Women.
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?a hen be - ? I I ',;'- <i<rman
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eighth Stre? * snd I ? ?? . I bos.
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Katkeri ne s
Dreier, ebsinoafl of the committee.
ROBERT B. WARD
DIES SUDDENL
Was Head of Baking Con
pany and Leader in
federal Baseball.
DEATH WAS CAUSED
BY HEART DISEAS
Pounded Or. at Bread lndu.tr
uith Plants in Seven
Large I 'ties.
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Mr. Ward ? !
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igh, an Irii
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try, 11.
?ndiisti-. ? the tim? ras eig
years old I-. ISM the <
: 11 _ r- fathei
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. l'. M. . ??. ? :'
where the sob b ?
sehoels and a buainesi ?'
..... t ovei e, he ei
hts brother, George 8., ? p? ?
m Pittabi i rh. I hi plant >
pended inte t ranehi - wnii i-, a few year
ago reached New York ["here are bos
foui ak? i at ( ind oth?
Boston, Providence, Baltimore, ? lev?
lend arid Ni war_, ... .1.
Revived Pederpl league.
bei l B Wmt ! a ? ? th? man
the Feden I ? ? ? ?hen i
bout to expire b? ? I a la? I
Jam? \ '? Imore, pie.!*1' of th?
Mr. War.! .?
er, J C, W ard, in the F<
League eause in February, 1914. Mr
Ward, ,?i ??? ays a bas? il
?he vor', enthuaiaal e lly, carrying
It,000,000 with him, and bul foi
ealth and I thting s| rit tin
league would bei?? i?
isherl.
Mr. Ward owned stock in club? Otl ? "
than Brooklyn. H? is said to hav?i
backed the Buffalo Keii_ kh.i in :.,i i
been interested in the Pittsburgh
Um ch_r._c!.i ?ave the independ
? [ge. Baseball bad
..i?. honorable magnate. He al
waj thai tha business ?
team b. cot-.dui-t"u with abaeluta fail
M?. signed H?b.. Marouard, of l
Gl Is, last winter, aft? Marquard had
all ? ? thai lie hud bo bin.i
itiK contract with th?. New York club.
? ii ;i i Mr w.ii d leal ? ai Mai
quard 'na<l tii:<-?tat?.ii conditions, th?
r was turn.?I buck to organised
baseball.
The Brooklyn Federal) wer? bo! si
I to j | "'i Sunday, ?? rula
eost 'he Tip Tops many tl
dollar* durinc th?- eason, I:, th? Wei
whore th? Sunday games ur. ths
draw tha big erowds, the Brook*
rere idle oi eh I's most prol
itabit day.
Becaus? ?i bis idees regarding a
babei . toaa
? . . aerevet
.
Ilia brother, J. I V.
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the ??'' ?
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HOMELESS MEN
BURDEN ON CITY
Passed On by Oilier Places, All
Come Mere. Says Charity
Official.
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a- ':- M . .. pi : : .-,:.-.?.
? ?died man ? K>d or
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are under
tiofl i i teat, ho
fTecl be sapplei
"ThrouB fort the Charity
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renter step
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SCHOOLS ARTICLE
DEFENDED BY ROOT
Ne? Constitution Reinforces
?state Control, He Writes
to Dr. I inlev.
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* fowl -he argu*
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f thi al g
made pue*
'
? laying
to meat
till be
? M : at for
Ir. ed :
?*l ? our ander*
. .
ke no change
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f con! led ii I
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article
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nta of
.
ere net ded fer *o
: be found
.r1*. which
tedly held ad??
tete and Bot
? ? ?? ef the ni??
es mattere ef
concern * ? education '
from *h?- transfer of power to local
il ?
??rnmont of tl I it it? will
... t has berate*
ftairs of < i
. - an ; '
ii
. ?
' igeney
?t of sebee ? to
to 1 sards ef
The ever wap
8a_
i n g war of
right against might
-as three young
men, full of good
intentions, saw it in this great
city. A book that is nerd <1
to shock the city into mend?
ing its ways, says The N. Y.
Times of Bronson-Howaro'i
impressive novel
??rW*.
M.OM?*
I arte 'lent, tloth .*7 ?I -el ?.' a'. sWatjW ?'?'?
THI l'.'.B:-.'-N't.f?Pil I CO P asm
e?i.;i-a* ? rr.i.v .'err: w;?e, ?
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rerOiffl con
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DIVORCE W0? ON A COUGH
Ne.,1 Harris.>n Said It Itetra??*d Man
in M it?*'-, a ardrobe.
.]-..' et x. s rom| ins, at tha 1?
pier'ie i . .;?. .,? \ ?... | /ned a de?
cree of iivoreo yoaterday fur Neal Har?
riton from his ?rife, whose alleire.l af?
finity, locked :r*. a ClSSSt, v? .? h.-'rayed
whoa he eoaghod.
Harrison and hi? brother W.iliam
went to visit the defendant at her \ew
York home on Au(ju?t 2 She eOCBM !
fr:ghter.?.(i a*.d meaty. Then they heard
some one co-iph in a clortet, ar.d, un
li.rk.r-; It, they laid thoj foood J. L
Klein, named Ifl the paper?. T-.ey al
.??.-? Klein conies?".!. The flari:?r?nt
i. ra ??si rl? ?? ?. H. V.. No
? 1-. I MO, and ha-, e lrved apart
??BOI February, ISIS.
5.
3>ii
ease ?r/anos
The quality that has made P.oee
Piano, th. standard since 1M4 it
incorpora* rd m our Petite-Grand.
TUs grand takes up but little more
.pace than an upright, but inrlu__?
all of the ri-*h, b-autlt.il ton. of the
l_i.-T in .trurtier.t.
Price $625.
.1 * -OR CATALOO.
PEASE PIANO CO.,
IIS .?it 4i_ .i mm ?in./
3i ,.*?._ A?ar.? Ii. i ??
5" Hum Ht \>_ar. N I
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Lowering the Red Flag
?Samuel Hopkins Adams tells in next Sunday's Tribune how
fake auctioneers plied a lucrative trade?until The Tribune Bureau
of Investigation got after them. 1 hey were caught with the goods,
goods not as represented, and nine of them were rounded up last
week in a raid in which men from the offices of Commissioner of
aAccounts \\ allstem and Police Commissioner Woods assisted.
.Manhattan and Brooklyn have been honeycombed with these put-up games.
7hi?t? is the first real impression i in then;. \ our newsdealer will see that you learn
how to look out for this particularly popular swindle. Tell him to save your copy
it may save you money.
Ufa ?utt?ag afr?ntw
Fini to Last?the Truth: News- Editorials Advertisements

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