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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
PAWI4ET.

Crowded out last week.
Mrs. Clara Paddock has been yis-
ting at Chester Phillips
Rosa Brooks viii occupy J. n
olson's house after the holidays.
IT. II. iI.aDue has been III the
past week with a severe cold
Arthur Brown Of the Albany
Business College ID passing a week
in town
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Bentley
OF Manchester are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r II. LaDue.
Nina Mason Of simmons col
lege. Boston, winifred Blakely Of
Cornell and Carroll Dodge Of Mid
dlebury are at their homes for the
hol ffaVel
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08
EAST RUPERT.

(crowded out last week
-P. b. Roberts Of Rupert was IN
town wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Graham Of
West Rutland we're recent guests
At the home Of Steadman Aldrieh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

FOR SALE Horse very stead,
ANA good Cor los skiddsnE iaqurv
"a 'lsmias Central Gasb Agore.
1A Manchester Cante s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

b'i'bHt@s
Churches, Sunday Schools, Clubs
Young Mems Christian Associations
High schools. Preparatory schools,
Boy Scouts Of America. and othe.
similas organizations are CORDIALLY
invited TO send delegates from
their membership Boy delegate.
should be older Christian boys. mol
lnder rs years Of age. preferably
from le 10 10. Care should b,
taken to select those boys who ar,
the natural leaders among their fei
lows ard who will enter into the
spirit OF gathering OF this kind,
as the objective OF the Conference
is the advancement OF the Kingdom
Of God among the older boys Of Yer
mont
Each delegation should be in
charge OF an adult leader.
Entertainment
Through the hospitality of the
people. free entertainment Is offered
Ia the homes TO all accredited dele
gates, who send their credentials
70 Mr. Benjamin Gates before Jan
lary IL For those who prefer, the
Pavilion and Montpelier House
rates are $3.50 day.
Registration.
A registration fee OF twenty-five
cents win be charged each dele
gate, to be used toward the ex-
pense OF he Conference. It must
be paid on arrival At ihe Confer.
ence Headquarters. ~ the Young
Mems Christian Association
supp.
One OF the pleasant sessions OF
the Conference VIII be the supEei
for delegates on Friday evening,
January ID. at $50 O'Clock. 1t will
be complimentary and viii be ten
dered by the ladies OF the Montpel-
Ter churches.
Speakers.
An interesting and Inspiring
is being arranged. ana
the speakers will be Al
bert Il. Roberts, OF the County De
partment OF the International Com
mittee OF tho Young Mems Christian
Association: David r. Porter, Of thu
High and Preparatory Schools De
partment of the International Com
George W. Hinckley, the
FOUNDER and Supervisor OF the Coco
VIII Farms for Boys at Good VIII,
Maine; Prof. +. b. jerks, Of the
University OF Vermont, one OF the
Boy Scout officials, and Others to be
announced later
Transportation.
Montpelier is reached by the Cen
trail Vermont and the Montpelier q
Wells River Railroads. No specia.
rates have been asked of the rail
roads and so delegates ara advised
TO use mileage books.
credential cards, programmes or
any further information, may be OBJ
.ained OF Byron y. Clark. Stat
secretary, Y. NJ. C. A. Building Bur
ington. VT.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

The Home Tor Destitute Children
starts on With a pro,ty Happy New
Year being the recipient 81 i7b.-
980 A w0tthy eatarprise which
ought 20 b. substantially supported
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Doat bear down TOO hard on that
~ year old Peru boy who Shot
John Wait dead Il 10 bad enough
a. Il l. aud 20 doubt the boy has
had an experience which viii serve
u IA better than any term 10 prison
Bntter change our laws 50 that Il
Will b. impossible for immature
childI@ 10 acquire che right to
carry fire arms, regardless OF
whether their parents give Their
consent or not
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

Special Wlrutipn 60 psaiess
extraction and Artificial teeth
office IN ndtlo necE. uFntef
81, Rutland N
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-01-08

ter Center last Thursday
Mrs. c. A. Wade and three
daughters. Marion. Laura and Edna
spent several days of last week vi It
ing relatives in Wells, Poultney
and Cambridge. N y.
The regular meeting OF the
woodmen will be held tonight III
.chool Hall when their officers foi
1914 Will be Installed. All the
members are urged TO attend.
Mrs. Rose l.. Kent, who was IL
Poultney last week returned to Dor
SEX Friday the second Mrs. Kent
went up with her eldest son Alton
20 enter him al the T c. A.
IF. r. Gilbert Of the West Road
Il very much better Last Satur-
day sir. GILBERT went y Troy. \.
Y. and consulted Or Harvey, re-
turning 70 Dorset the same day.
Mrs. W. u Kent entertained Oh
Bridge whist club Al her home On
Kent HIM Monday evening. Mrs.
A. ". Phelon and r. ~ Campbell
were the holders Of the high score.
Deacon Rallin Sykes, who met
with an accident on his way % Man
chester last week Friday is getting
on very nicely We congratulate
him GA hls ESCAPE from aerious IN
jury.
-rhe officers o. Maple Hiil Gene
tefy Association are Pres. \. Nc.
Wayne: seey and Treas,,J. II shell
doa. Trustees. Dr. r. C. Lisdle. \.
Mewayne. W. Holiey. c q VIII
Hams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

Spbnes $75 ifulbig blieb. Gine3
idDneu Cages fam ieine dlteitc Sod)s
ter. lpcldlc uutcrbeiien 2cbrcrin an
eiuer fatboliidJen Sd,ulc ~geiporbeu
mar, nit ibrem eritcn @ebnlt nnd)
Saric' uno brafte DEM Safer benz
fef6en in Die Sdlmiebe. @er fDnutc
feline Srcibe beifreiben unb Die Sns
niefeit Ser llmarmul1g ieiner !icben
Spd,tcr adtbarinu ais CT. bciu Mafz
5dblen gcnnit Die Sumue in ieiuen
Sdi,oen farb. ipeldle or fin icinen
Stubenteu id)uloetc.
Shon aru ndd,iten Gage bate CT
cine llntcrrcbnng nit icinem Sf!pie
gcrputcr. in lpeIdfi CT benielbcn on
ieinc friiberen bittcrcn 8prtc crinz
aerte: ,Su hait On Seine Silfe! -
Su hait Seiu meincm Stibenteu ge@
aebcne5 Geripredlen rid)t gebulten.
Sa ih nui1 fnum mebr lpnStc. ipie id)
ba5 notbigc @clb nllftreiben fonnte,
fam mir seltcrn meinc emit 10 nerz
ad)tctc Sod1ter nit Dicisr ibrer criten
Silfe init bem Scrlprcthen fprtgcicster
Silfc bis 3lIr geenoiguny ieiner StlIz
bien. ga babe id MN meiuc tribe
6ilfc bon mcillern licbcn SDhterd)en.
Sod lebe meinc &~atharina nno ale
anbereu brapen WGbdcu Der sansen
Weff!"
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I'm trauten familienkrei(e.

Sport mn Spicl. Sizes ipirb niht
Ielten nit 10 ilnpcrniinftisem Gifer be-
trieben. bab nid)t a~rdftiguns. ionbern
Serriittung bcS iu9cnblid,cn Craanisz
mus Die Spl9e lit. iIid)t Nrbeitstiidtigz
teit nnb Scitiaung oc5 &ilens unn
Sbarafters er5ielt miro, %ionbern
IrbeitsentlpDbnrng unb 3erinbrcnbeit
ces 9au5en @eiens, Sonntasscntbeis
liguu9 unb Scrnndldiii9ung Der rcfis
gtpicn Yflid,tcn, ia mituutcr gerdoe5u
cine itttlidc @erlpilnerung.
Wodten bph and bierin II(e. Die
CO angebt, Die 3eidJcn Der 3eit pcrs
ireben! N0Gten alc 8uten mad
8rdften ii6 an bent srcben Berf Der
er5ie6ung lub Rettung Der SusenD
betbeiligenl Stebet ben @eiitlihen
hilfreif bel IN @riinbnns uub 2eitung
Der @eiellenz, 9ebrlin9sz, Siinglinas@.
Snnefraleu : @ereine. Der Narinnie
Itcn congregational. Sebt barnuf,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
{ ant 8rabe bes III. Sonifutius pers
1ammelten 9ii1Dfe Seutids
Inno's.
Gprties II II a.


Nsan bat nnier S%abrhurDert fGDt
has S~ubrbnnbert oeS &inbes genantt.
Sas bat einen guten Siun, fpenn es
bebeuten Iou, baS Dem 8inoe elm 9and
b~eionberes RaB bon Iufmerfiamfeit.
SiirIorge nno 3iebe ~Sugeipenoet fperbc.
Seiberf lit aes ubcr aud, I'M idJlinut.en
Ginne rid,tis. 9eut mehrs ais le
bnben beutsntase ale bDien Wdd,te lit)
perl6ippren gum Seroerben oes &tns
bes. 60 mad,t man tbm, pte lpir
chen beflagt baben, loon bus 8ed,t alif
bas 2eben itreitie. SIT es sllr 8elt
aeboren, 10 fpirb linn pielfah Die
Ruttermilh ~ent5osem; Der Sob bait
reihe grnte inter Den Sdugliusen,
neil lie iene Habruns ni6t finoen, Die
ni1r bic Ruttcr linen sebeu fam,
geirr gintritt ms reifcre Sitter aber
piro bas Sinh bon allen Seiten u,nz
iporben nno beordnst bon falihen
8atbeebern. un%berufenen Gr5iebern.
bosbaiten @erfiibrern unb o Der
@eltmnht peg boIen geiipiels.
1. Gbritlite Riitter. tpenn ibr III
@ebeu einem Sinh has 2ebeu sez
ffenft babet nnb nad bes SeilanDes
@ort ntht mebr sebertet Der Shmers
~Scnsnngit pe9en Der Sreuoe, baB eil
Ienif sur @elt eebpren lit Cob. Is.
oil. Damn perIaget niobt bieiem &inbe
Die Nabrung. tpelhc bic Natur Ielbit
ibm bereitet unb a~nseiuieien bat.
&ann oenn cine Wntter hires 8inbs
Ieins persciieu. bab lie iid nidt err
burmte bes Sobnes hires Shoobes
~. 40. 15)? a6nnte JIG 10 srauz
lam fem. linn Die Habrung 5l pers
fpeiaern. Die fallm bnrd, cine nnberc
al eriesen i'll, bercn Gntbcbrnns linn
DEN Sob brin9cn fam? Nnr ein gan5
mid]tieer @runb, nm bittere 9totb.
1lir 6es aeipiiienboiten Ir5teS @ebot
lam Die Illtter entbiloen bon oieier
Yilid,t. bon Der iiiBen, beili9en YTlid,t.
Dem &inbc NIT Der Wtllttermild)
gleidbiam efipa5 BON inherent inner
item Scclenleben. bon ibrcm @lauben.
Spifen u1b 9ieben cinSuflDBcn.
2. @efnhrpoL al lid, bpppclt Nca
fnbrpoq IN belti9er 3cit lit Der Gins
tritt bes ainoe5 in bic Gnttpidlungsz
iubre. ga fam man nun bon allcu
Gciten rnfen boren: g(uifldrcn = bas
lit bas Wiftigitc; nnr ia iriib scnlia
%uuffldrcn iiber aeiflehilide Siu8c.
Sluh @rtmcincnbc itinrmcn Gin in
bieien Mui. Iir babeu ldon in
rnieru Si%rtenbricfc prm ~. Iusuit
1908 hierppr gerpnrnI unb 5i bebcns
fen gceeben, rob porSeitisc Iiffldrilns
uIes peroerben fonnc mo bnB init
bloser 4uftldrung nod gar nid1ts err
reiht lei. 8ir babeu bcntc nod, rieI
mebr @runo, 81 wurnen.
gS it fpabrlid) ihon ihlimm 9enug.
bas paS ganse belitise 8eltleben cine
purdl unb burf ungeimbe Sriibreife
in Der ainbertpelt 6eitist. G5 III
iflimm gcnue. oaB e!nc seipincnlolc
Rirnit unb 9itcratur fprttudbrenb buS
8cIhlehtlidc IN Die Seifcntliffcit
serrt unb id,on im ainbc nit Der Heiis
9ierbe Die bDie Chit pedt uno reist.
Sc mebr nm and IN Der Snaenhs
INTERVIEWING. in @ort NIB S6riit.
iplfe Srascn Difentli0 p~erbanbelt
iperben. unb mare cs aud in gutter Ibs
iidt ntb NIT pie( @oriid,t, beito 9rp6cr
lit Die @efnbr. oab BET Suaeub bas
nuiiirlid)c Sd,amociiib( pplenbS pers
lorcu ecbt. @aS h%cut6uiagc bitter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

%om eirinrucn &uIpis nnf ZEN, ct.
Serrhurb tcnt bird Die itiIlc Naft
Der id,rillc along ncr &loitcrslode.
5odlacidurst, init Stnh unh Sfeie@
ciicil trctcu icdls. Mordc uis beis
Sbpr. Hnd lpe,niaen Shriiten idrom
pcriinteu tic bis Su ZEN ScuScr int
Sd'nec. Nicer ncitcr geht's, miHs6as
lpeitcr. Silt cs in einId,rr.. cins,=
ldlneltc. hntbcrfrorcnr @dncerer
iit rcttelr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

9arrn, Der irene Scrnbarbiner.

q
.x$HExxxx&x SatxxxxxxxEx&0
Sarrs, Der .reuc Sernbarbiner.
%om cinnamon 6oipis unf Bent ct.
Bernhard tont purh Die ItiIc Nad,t
'cr id,rillc aldrlg her &~loitcrslode.
oodlgcidlirSt. init Stah unh Sfeiez
trctcl icdls Wondrc aus bens
Sbpr. Hodl lreiiaen SHriiter id,oN
'criinten lie bis Su Zen Seubcr int
Nicer meter gcht's, miss6M
Silt cs il einId,rr. cingez
dlneltc. hotbcrfrorcnc @dnnerer
III rcttelr.
~Sd'nlt. mic prrou in frciten
S%prIlnacu.. .....
Scn itnrfen 2cit .hic 5unpc
i%d,iuingen;
~Sidmnnlia. ifedig. lang bon
Soor,
Set in Den @fieheru gang
IND CUR,
A(idlt @ndlteihunb, nidf Soa9e
9n,lj.
6alb Spdnieu's, halb gnss
lambs Hniic. a..
Slf's cine Clique. chlc aloHe.
Sic Irsen nreb'n in flusem
Glans,
Sci iebcm Sprunge Shenden
f.ingcn
In ibrer Rdden 9eoerrineen.
Barn uoroi,. otaleid) in
Sd,eiben
llnb Srhpllen lid bic Gotten
reiben.
Scr Sarrp mag 5l Saus nidt
%bleiDen."
Mueu puran iprinst CT bitrE oen
Ser CUTE, filiae. treie"
SerIlhdrbirer hat nllemt III 3fpolf
mebr a!s plecsia 3enider=
ebeil gercttet., Oroies 6ilsbofi ldoil=
,ert 10 an6icbenn ieiuc Miidfchr BON
lold]en 8stninssrerf:
yTuru, 2loitertbor. eiu StoSen.
HrdSeil.
Gin Hiittcln lpic hit id1ipereu
SdReu.
ltnb balN hcrein crn,iiect
nanft
Ser sroBc Suno in sic
Adpellc;
Gr brebt bic Iuscl rings. er
id,ipdnft.
Sbm hdnst Dos gis POM
5ott'sen SelIc.
Nitf ieinem Hiidcn liest eiu
RtuN.
Gin nrmes andbfcn, ihiee
erfrpren:
Boil Heifen feline 9odten
iino:
Sic 5dnbe bat cs ciuas.
flelnmt
Sn ieincs Srdacrs rnllhc
Sbrcn,
Mit ifpadeu @ciitd,en lid
geitemmf
lin Sarrp's 9eib. Sn gnsit
pcrlprcu
@ast's niht 5u iarci'n. MIR
nllgemud,
Gin Shrdnten rinnt Rem
meern nod.
20 Barn. brap!" Ser
9ruber bcbt
Sas 6inO empor. nas lfau,
berno bcbt
llnb bon Dem iulrbcrlihen
Mann.
Ser fort CO trrgcnb. tpit
mo id,ilt,+
Gid %ansitppll lcsSuipinecn
Ifrebi. ..,
&art iiebenhcr. rds .Gbcn.
=. bib.
ScS @ondlcs ichier, Die Soase
Nit aleider Gin1dt faIt
bcadbf..
TlT tic rcn anabcu 'lpia
cr9oecn.
@%lutbdlgia, NIT gehob mem
Sdupt
Oar lieb lie in Die So6e
id,nnubt
llnS tlrmmelt iif i'll piiitcn
SGeen:
Sci:itt nit DEM Sdpeii. iteiat
8dhrenb uuf.
Strcdt Ictlc breitc 5ase
b'rauf
Sta az oas Sinh 9eginnt
Si bcllen."
llcbcrans trasiid, mar sas gnSe
lpaderen Sunbes. Nad1Se,n es
9elnngen lpar picrsis Ycrionen
'on 5ooc ScS gririerens su retten.
nuree Der treuc @ernparpiner bon ser
inunNpicrSiaiien Ycripn. Die bcim
'crannaben pes 8unbcs alaubtc. CT
'iirNc ibr Sddben thun. criGoiien.
Us ut Dem rielindeu 9ebensretter
IN Scnfnlal gcieet lrprocn. Cine
nnf bcmielbeu beidreibt has
rngiid1c Grhc @arrp's.. sic lnntet
AZ Neiltidl: Or tcitet, nas Scbem bon
&cuid,cn une lpurNc actShtct
Der cinunruicr5ieiren Tcrion..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03
&atboliidjer airdem-a alenber.

SertIGrung Gbri It /.
Wattb. II, 10.
(0tdr5.)
s. e. Sohdnn bon @ntt. Tbtlcrton'
Q. DC. Trunsisfu .Gpnnnd. @re9or'
10. 8. 40 Rdrtnrer. Ittalus. u.
II. 90. Moiind. Gutbym. Sirmin.
IL. 8. @reeor b. 8r. S~heorbunes.
10. i. g~upbraiio. N~iccpbprus.
ID. e. Watbilbc, 81. entphtus, M.
= y ~
gpriiht.
'(Ton Sr. @. @eber.)
Sic 2iebc lit Die Sdmmerung,
81 CHE lit Der Gag:
ga itebt oft mandber quite
Sung
Nehr, ols er ieben mag.
limb Nanhe. Die nls Srdut
seladt,
getralert, mas lie ntft
bebdht:
Ste 2iebe 1T bic Sdn,meruns,
Sic Che 1T Der Gag.
- y -
Sas Sirtenihreiben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-03

SiirircrSbiitpi Or. Sriehrih Yiiil
bon Iicn bat cincn %pirtenbriei or
ldIieu. IN lpeldlcn CT Iid) aui's
Sddriite gc9cn Die Eerridenoe aleis
permobc penpet, bic ais unlittlid be-
6cihnet miro. Ils eiu Saupteinz
mann miro aeltcnp 9cntad,t. Na6 Bic
Mopc bnralii hiuluiric. neu Mlirtcrs
ihaitS s@crui 5u bccintrdfti9cu.
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- acin %cIcn sebI Dor ~icincr Scit
.ill9runoc. nnp lpilrbe cS audi bon
hiiocrt Yfeilcn Niirdbobrt; ipcnn obcr
Der ibm bc'tinmtc NIHcnblid tominr.
miro cs bon pcm Sid, ciurs @rna-
baiu,cs Iitcrlih iterbcn.
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g ertIdrnng It /.
Iuttb. II, 10.
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'(Ton s r. %. 8 ~
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-14
DIXON PLAY. COMING.
His Dramtization Of "The Leopard's
Spots" to be Seen Here.

Thomas Dixon's dramatization Of his
novel. 1.-THE Leopards spots will be seen
here at the Colonial Theatre soon.
1.-THE Leopard's Spots" in book form
was Mr.. Dixons first big success, not
even being eaualled by his sensational
story, 1.-THE Cansman," which he wrote
just afterwards. Although 1.-THE Leo
pards Spots" preceded "The Clansman,"
the latter play was the first to reach the
stage, while the former was not drama
tized by the author until this summer
The reason for this unusual chronological
order is because "The Clansman" dealt
essentially with the negro problem imme-
diately following the war. while "The
Leopards Spots" covers the period of all
the years following the war to the present
time, and so 1t presents the modern ne
gro situation. Consequently Mr.. Dixon
has saved the material for a play which
he alawys knew existed in 1.-THE Leo
pards Spots with the result that he is
now able to offer a gripping drama which
differs in plot and general treatment
from his plays. 1.-THE Clansman" and 1.-THE
Sins of the Father" and which cannot
fail to command the interest and support
Of every Southern man and woman.
'"rhe Leopard's Spots has been pro-
duced under the sole direction and man
agement of the author himself.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-14

The Universal and Mutual program m:
shown exclusively at this popular theatr,
are the best that money can buy, md WE
think that you will admit of this fac,
after visit to our show. We show six
reels OF pictures at every show and So
licit share of your patronage. We adj
NIT all children under IL years CT age
free during the month of March, IL ac-
companied by parents. Bring your chill
dren with you to our show without extra
charge We offer exceptionally good bills
every day next week.
Features EXTRAORDINARY: 1.-THE Portrait
of Anita" in two parts. by the new Ma
Jestic players, is a romance full of heart
interest that you will regret If you do not
see. I'm the fall of "a" is a pslendid
military production in two parts, featur-
Ing those POPULAR players, Francis Ford
and Grace Cunard. "Percys First Holt
day" is another one of those funny Than
houser comedy dramas that afford much
laughter. Max Asher, that funny fellow
in Love and Politics." is always pleas
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-03-14

4, ing In his comedy line. We furnish 70,
a bill with variety.
For Tuesday: We beg to announce fea.
I ture extraordinary. Unto the Wilderness, >
three-reel Eclair feature, with Miss
Barbara Tenant. o. A. c. Lund and
Lindsay Hall in the leading roles. This
is story full of human interest and grip
ping situations OF the great Northwest.
and truly feature. Another big two
reel feature will be the offering for this
day by the Reliance Company with their
all-star east In For His Master" A
Keystone offering. kid Auto Races at
Venice, Calf" is full of fun. and "Ollves
and Their Oil" is very educational half
reel that you will be interested in.
For Wednesday: Special feature In two
parts with that popular favOrite. King
Baggott as king, the Detective in Form
ua S79." This is one of those interesting
effective dramas, full OF stirring siua-
tons. A funny Nestor comedy, with Ed
die Lyons. Ramona Langley, Lee Moran
and John stepping in "Twixt Love and
Flour" Ed Coxen and winifred Green
wood and an all-star supporting cast in
big three-reel American fateure "The
Lost Treasure drama that you will
enjoy.
For Thursday: We beg to announce
special feature In three parts "The
Vagabond Soldier" with those favorites,
William Clifford and Phyllis Gordon In
the leading roles. This Is a spectacular
war and animal feature: sure enough
treat. Everybody likes the Domino fea-
lures, and you will have an opportunity
to see another two-reel masterpiece, 1.-THE
Mystery Lady" with their best cast.
story full of interest Mabel Normand
will be seen in another funny keystone
Thursday "Mabei's Strange Predica-
ment." Did you ever see keystone
comedy that was not funny?
For Friday: A fine Imp two-reel fea-
ture. Jane Eyre" a dramtization of
Charlotte Bronte's famous novel, with
Ethel Grandin in the leading role. Max !
Asher wiz be seen Friday in another one |
,f his funny Joker comedies, 1.-The Mid !
1ight Alarm" some laugh producer. The I
our reel of THE Mutual Girl will be /
shown Friday, and you will have the OPP
)ortunity of seeing our Mutual Girl"
meeting scores of the notables in New
forks Four Hundred. She also visits the
aces at Piping Rock and the exciting
Genes in connection. More fashion dis
Hays. Just a Song at Twilight" "A
leasing drama after the famous song,
eaturng Ernest Joy and Meta White
The Money Lender" an American drama
With Ed Coxen and Geo. Field. is one OF
he strongest dramas of the day and is
sure enough treat.
For Saturday. Keystone is the sign OF
omedy and "a Robust Romeo" with
label Normand and Roscoe Arbucle in
his are no exception: the funniest yet.
hos. r. Mills as the star in "The Idler."
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NEXT ATTRACTION.

Jones and Crane will offer the famous
American comedy with the poetic title
of "The Virginian" at the Colonial Thea
tire soon.
This is the play in which Dustin Far
mum, Americas greatest romantic actor,
first won recognition. The piece comes
here endowed with the usual Jones and
Crane extravagant scenic equipment. All
OF the scenes are layed in the romantic
days Of the Golden West" and its quaint
hnmor and stirring situations are quite
a departure from the usual Western
plays we have been accustomed to see.
There Is no swash- buckling hero, or
buckets of gore spilled discriminatory on
the stage 1t is not problem play, nor
yet foolish fairy tale. but is vivid
story OF romance that wonderful and
misty world which so few of us ever take
the trouble to visit. The story is hu-
man and wholesome and its characters are
the kind that have gone with the advent
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ELks' BIG MINsTRELs.

The daily and nightly rehearsals OF the
Elks' Big Minstrels has developed some
wonderful talent in this city, and next
Sriday night they will be around there
at the Colonial Theater to do Stunts
that ARE STUNTS.
Talent. that has heretofore been held
from view. will be right on hand to beat
tambos and bones, sing songs and dance,
in fact. they will "cut up generally" for
the edification of their friends, who will
pack the Colonial to see them perform
A big new feature. which has just been
signed. is Hip" Coulter. who will de-
liver an address on "Woman's Suffrage. +"
Hip was snapped at Houston, while he
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AT THE DIXIE.

Tonight special feature program, bene.
mt A. 4 M. Student Farmer, the famous
Earle Williams and Clara Kimball YOUNG
In swell Viatgraph two-reel feature
Loves Sunset" the great fayorites.
Richard Travers. Ruth Stonehouse. VIM.
Baily and Bryant washburn, in a beauti :
full drama, with good comedies. uncle
John to the Rescue" Pathe ALT cast
Monday the next and sixth story Of the
Adventures Of Kathlyn;" Three Bags of
silver In two chapters. Useless to COM
ment on this feature: every one the world
over knows the "Kathlyn" series to be on
top beautiful photo postal card of
the famous Kathlyn will be given with
each ten-cent admission
Tuesday. "Hansel and Gretchen" the
famous fairy tale worked out by one of
the worlds greatest child actors, Tuesday
afternoon will be program that both
young and old will enjoy. but be sure that
the children come Tuesday; the next of
the great Andy series. ANDY the Actor"
This Is the only child's series out and il
great.
wednesday, dimpled Lillian Walker and
Waliie Van Extra sjecial three-reel. a
Fight to Death" an exciting dramatic
feature. You will enjoy It,
Thursday. grand special three-reel fea-
ture, with Gene Guntier and Jack Clark.
in "On the Fighting Line" You can't af-
ford to miss this picture. Wallace Berry.
the great Essanay comedian. in Grass
County Goes Dry" two-reel comedy fea-
ture -
Friday. Shakespeare's farce comedy,
The Tanning OF the Shrew," I'm three
grand reels. and the famous "Donie OF
the Dailies" series, with everybodys ia
vori'e. Mary Fuller, In a Matter OF
Dress" Don't miss this grand series. |
hext to "Kathlyn' series.
Saturday James J. Corbett in "The
Man From the Golden West" in three
full reels, with the regular extra good |
saturday bill Always a good show at |
he Dixie. Watch the standing ad in the |
Daily Eagle See tonight's bill sure, an
ill-star bill