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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Die er # 8rieftaite Il

Die er # en- 8riefta # n
uurosn 1924 in 9reuBen ein9efTlil.
Ed3oem Der oamolise @neralpeItmete
ter 9iasIer bier3u bur6 beionbert
Sabinettsorber bss &5nigs 5riecrtd'
3iltelm III. Die 8snebmisung erbo!i
ten bate. SIM Rei9spoitmuieum in
Berlin 1T ieBt elm auf Sruno altet
.3eitbaungen unb 8eI6reibungen no@
tureetreu rafgebiloetes Mpbea oi.Ier
dlteten preubifden 8rieftaiten aufges
felt poroen. sic ~oeitunben barnls
mod aus Sols, luaren peiB geitride't
uno trusen auf Der 8orOerieite Elm
9lafat v8erbaltnnnsmaBregelu !.
9rr6 bieie beipnoers anpeiiung iibe:
hie 8snubung bes 8aitens folte bcrs
mieoen neroen, DAB anbere ais un@
trantierte 8riefs ~bineinseleet iurrs
ben. DEM ale gu frantiereno.a
8riefe muBten oamals nod am Potts
f9alter obgegeben fperoen.
Die partier @eri9te
6eidaftisen ii6 ipieber nit einem
S:nonSftanbol srrSen Stiles, Bel benz
etpa 6 Miuionen Sranfsn perloren
eegan9en Iinb unb cine Heibe berpprs
rosenber 5inonsleute tompromittiert
ipurben. Cine @ruppe berborrogenbsr
binonsleute %sriinbete 1911 cine &c.
ieGfdaft fir eleftrii6e 2idtperfpr.
sung. Die @eieai9oft purbe nnter
siinftigen @ufpiaien gegriinbet, Die
4usii9ten ipareu gut, rnb febr baIb
bic 4ttien Der @eIeli6nft
bod iiber Npminnlfpert. 9qnn tamen
1ber berf6iebene Disqualification, bic
8eieaf9oft perlor biel 9lut, Iiquis
unb aus benfeIben Sinon5leus
ter purbe ieBt cine nelie @efeaidaft
nit 1,5 Milionen Sronten @ttientas
oitaI ee9riinbet. Nun mubte Dor einis
yer 3eit oii9 bic neue @eielI9aft lie
Die Bidder Der @eie1f9art
purben beI9Iannobmt,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Mprriipn.

Die Worriion Slaniors Baben iiber
sic "SiG 8obso eeiiegt, NIT % ge'
gen 2, ilpd) ut 8olen alio ltidyt Der.
loren.
gl1tg. Sdynitger mar aim Mtoirta9
Sieier ISOLDE bier, III @eidSaften.
Ben 3eismnnai, ipeId,er ieitber bel
@oltcr Seblina ~9eqrbeitet bot, ut
iett ailf 6ern Sleppboot in @asco.
ndSe, beiDGFfigt.
sSacob @bite, melder elm paar
@od)ef i'm Mrfamias man, febrte po-
rigc ISOLDE bonn BORT aa,riid.
Die .Morriiom Sats" merbert aml
Saietas, oeir Is. gitelsit gegen Die
.@)amtois 6ats" ipielen. 8erup es
ar ierrent Gage red)t beiB lit, Damn
ipiuo icbeMalls pel Sped altsge'
bruten.
Serr 3eilntoil,t, BON ct. Souls,
beilbet lid, 5itr 3eit bier, oatf ge.
i,td1 bel ieiitem gnlber, 8nn. Sell
iindihil.
Saltas Spefbnls. Sr, BON 8er9er
mar ullr letter. Mofttag bier, in 8e'
id)1ftcn.
Ger 5amnerS glenntnr erbieIt
fiirslid, ipieber cine Gnrlaoinlg Sort.
neisen4M ebl bon Der 8eloit Willirg
60, BON 8eloit, San. Dies iit Die
brittle GarIobiln9 lett lettem Sch
mar.
Srait 8eno. 3eit inlb Sobn be.
filrbar itd bier nlf geftf) bel So.
re,s Stroitb iipb Srml S6lonnann.
@ioIa 9iebuid, tpeIfe befidShpei.
ic i'm 9ergcr NOR, febrtc ant Conn.
Tag 5itriif.
8. &c. Sdaueigbmlier perlebte Den
pergmpgenrn Snnltag bel ieinet Nt.
geboriaen.
Mapg. Miele ittb Satin reiiten alll
lestelr 9iellstng mod SGsop Soof,
Ifo., ltait ser 8ecrbigltlrg fires Nef-
fen be%i5inpobnett.
Oscar 2itotp, melder ieitber IN
Soma georbeitet ltat, febrte atf EN-
paar Sageft 1uodyloltie 5uriif 1no be.
gab iidy bannt Inv Der nergangelleal
8odbe ipatB Sperspille, nm bort baS
81 betrei6ert.
SRI. 8eribpein, bon S%efNerIon
9th, bcfinbet iid altf elm boar Gage
onbeint.
Sruqt Otto &etrlper NOR i'll. less
terer 3eit beoenfIid, franf, befinbet
Iidy ober lett oitf Dem @eae oct
SeiIenuug.
gi1tes Cages Ger porigen ISOLDE
Sipei WSanner bier. ali
Der @%ilofIGd)e, iupO serictben inn
ser grcieliiic IN cine fleine
aeilerei, in oeren 8olge cir ieOer
,ericIbet Sen Stnbtiddel INN $500
mlBte.
Tidner @oIfcr, BON @ernar1t, be
orb iidy ulrt pcrgnit0enen Sarnstag
)ier, int Morrilmt.
Mlbcrt 2eitenben9er tpar am porir
,et Sr.iin1 IN Sefierion 9th
Sroii 9arrler mar oirt ner9ont9e
ZEN Sreitae, beliidlStpciie, IN Sci
9th.
@et 8ebn1eper mo Sri. 3ertlSo
Strict nitrben o1t ooragen 9oi,ners-
az, burd, 8aifor 9rinfinoi'H bon
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ct. eoniier Marftpreiie.

Die Wadridten iiber Den aIlae.
nrcinen europaifden arieg' beirut.
ladbten an eireln Gage allf oen @ei.
%5erunarft ELM pIotdid,es @mporidie.
ben Der Treiie bon 6-S Gts. bro
8atlbel. Seood Die itarfe Sreisitei.
eer1,rlg erIitt Elm ioit rnlper3iialid,es
ialb ebenio rnid)es Sallen Der Greiie,
ais namlib Ole 8erifte. eintraien,
rob an Den S~ee6dfen cine arobe
Mettge @eisen lpieber perfauft apllr.
De ipegen WangeI ON Sransporiidiiie
ooer ipegen Der @efabr oes &aperns,
fpeifJer Die iDenigen borbanSeten
S6iffe Der iat Den arieg pertpideI.
ten ~geafioitels alls9eiett iein mir.
Dem Die grporteure audi Sereit
8erleiuollngen iif ilnteripeas altf bo-
fer See befanoel. folmten ibm
@edfeI IN Den 9airfen nid)t elm
Iolen. 9ieies that oen Mdrften aIl-
gslneiilen ginbalt. Sn europa lplir.
6eit Die. Troblftens u1o @etreibe.
80rIelt iofpie 5on6sboren ourd,
Suatsrnanoat geidIoiiel, i'm cine
Eafiif 81, nerbiiten.
Gen ErimdrtpabIen ipesett ,mtrbe
nln 9ienstag it ct. 2puis fcilt
Marft ab8ebalten.
Sir fpeidyen @interipeiscn gras
bierter Sortefl be5ablte man in ct.
2olis mi Dtottag rs (9so. A. -
S012 Gts. fir Dos bette To.22. Ger
minapei5en bradtc mebr als 9aar-
ipei5eil, in Der Sofinutg BOP bel Mb.
lairf Der Senmine Ger SaroeI ipic-
Ger i'm pollem Sdnml,lle iein miro.
Disies natiirlid) rirb gan5 bon oerl
8erlauf linb ben grscbniiien bes
ellropaiff,en arieges dbbdnsen. @1b.
retuo Der an Moutos 5linl I6idluB
geImrgenben @ode baben ii6 Die
foimner5iellen 8prritbe ipieberaun
linb 5tpar INN 5.560,000
gu. I'M &ergleid 5l Der 3lu1nbme
bon 5,478,000 9uibel boriger ISOLDE
Im Rontog betrlusett oieiefben 90
$4,000 8atibeI, eeseniiber 36,677,-
600 mm @,roe berielbet ISOLDE pori-
gett Sabres.
Mals lat eincit FIR itarfen Worft
gebabt, Ia oie ml)altcnbe Siirre
ollie Soffnm3en olif cine quite Crit
te idipiapocn ldBt. 0ie artrdee iino
aerntg irnb ole 9aadfragen Ieid,t.
Sir grooierte Sorten beBabIte mon
anl Molltog 76 Gts. fir 600. 5 IND
Biz mpf so Chs. pro @l6bel mir No.
2 apetB.
Safer bat eiren itan6baften Ofanft
INIT gutter lmlb 5lulcbmnoer Nadp
image. @rooierte Gl,alitGtcn toiten
Gts. pro &lpIbeI.
SIN aartofielmnrft 1errifte eit
bobeper GreiSitallo. Mnn beSablte
aitf Dem biciieen Marft 52-65 Cts.
pro giplbel fir 0ie getpobnlid}cren
Sorten lit Sauner.@ aaen4aolnsgen
CIT gros. Before Sorteit in Sddei
aus @a9gonlaouneet berfarften iif
bis 5i 81 .05 pro &atIbel.
Ger Hreis fiir lebepoe Sd,ipeinc 1T
ettpas geFnllen, Dem rpieSrigen EreiS-
bon Sd)nnls lupo iolfiti9cn
Nabnumtgsmittelm 5i1folee, "a allie
aitsiltbr eelperrt lit. @epobnlid,e
itipo rait)e Sbiere brad,telt niir Moll
tog $~7.00-$S.00; Die beiicrcn iuobl-
Ebiere bis sn $3.50 pro
.entner.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

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4sz e 42 6 roa 81 80 al 100 100 s3 1853 s5 $50 80 So s2-ls66
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
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INIT Hedd G~ailmphfleit pnb 6roblid
feit aeieaiNtt iperoen,-bie beiben
limo lnlsertrcmllid,. Sorni's alper-
frdiiter, 6ns dlte, seiterprobte arGhts
terbeiGinittel, niadDt Sic froblidl, iit-
Dem eS Sic eciitti6 ntad,t. Seine
gpotbeferlMeoi5in 2ofoIe slIpelt.
fu1irtersa gerten nerfnufen es. Wam
idyreibe an: Or. Seer Sabri1eb &
Co., 1875 60. Sopltc apc,,
Chicago, SG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

Gin BON beftigen @inbe rntb
Sagcl begleiteter Hegen fiel bier
gatern gSafmittag.
gebt Cure Inftrase fir &ublen jett.
SIR forrl1t pieI ipaper, ipertrt ibr
cure auftrd9e fir &rblen iebt 9e6t,
mo fbr aitserleieile Goblen 5u 12cts
per 9ltIhel bnben fonnt.
Snrrp Cher I / n.
Sos. 2eibnd, peld)er faitgere
Seit bier BET Gerapoitbten alif 9e:
fild mar, ffebrte arn Sreitog tpieoer
nod ct. 9oitis 5uriif, begIeitet bon
eGp. 9iltbep ,nrS @attin, Die su
hrSan 9eiitde BEL Srau 0ifthep's
8rltoer, Nic. 2eibnd) uito Sninilie
berpeilen iperben.
WiRionsfeft.
9nl Mittpof ben 8. September
ieiert Die 9etbnliin : @emeirnoe 81
Big Berger ibr Miiiionsieit. SpIlte
es nrn 9tep regipeis barm fianbet ole
5eier ain 9~onnerstog DEN 10. 9tatt.
Nile Bodjbar : @emeipbem nit Ibrer
Serren Hdftoren iiipb ber5ltd eiitge'
IdSet. S. @ierinG e.
'-9eoenft, bob tpern ibr es per-
idlimt 6. 6. @boIion elreu @itftrag
fir @ergroBerlltg zines 8iloes 81
sebett, mir ole beibe @elb berlierelt.
Bon irgemo einem 9iloe tperoen 60.
pierl gemadt. Gas ginrabrten bon
9il6errt iotpie aild 8anoitiide, cine
SpeaiaIit6t. S9nibt o6er mertoet
epf periOnli6 on
6. 6. @boIo n, Morriion, 500.
9ie idbrlide &erimumlupg ser
Sascoilo6e SarnterS Wlltital Sire
Sns. Co. BON 8ap, Mo., fnlub ont 1.
arglit 1914, in San itott. Die 3ro.
tofole Der porDerge6eitoen Seriaararls
Assgen tuiiroelt perleieip II. alrgenom.
men. 6olgeroer @erid)t 6es Sfat.
illerlters lpllrbe eiltgereiht lutS ailge.
it0rnpeft:
Balance on hand Aug. 2,
1913 80. nm. ...... $595.S3.
Initial fees received -. 1925
Total ...... .... $70s.OS
fald to Leo Keller Feb.
1914 to loss of barn. $225.0O
Incidental expenses . 5S.15
Aug. /, 1914 balance on
hand .... ..."..... 442.49
Total $7OS.OS
Die @eielid)nFt bat 663 Mitglieoer
Ger bselddtte @ertb betrdst ST.
W6,955. 3lntabnne ipdbreit6 be5 Der.
Salngcteir Sobres, $65,695. 8ab.
reno SeS perganpeteit Sabres tuaten
~ itelle @itglieoer in 6ie @eiea.
ld1nft elm. 8errer foli6en 44 Ser.
illlebrutreeir lupof 81 llebertroglrpget
itott.
? 9. s. Stoenner,
Gefretdr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Primary Election Returns.

1876 SO Fl II 62 So 50 II2 20 GO 81 "a Sc 81 s3 SO 36 3s-1o36
3I I6 IS IS AZ IS 10 4II5 go 80 81 79 AZ 55 40 33 "a 95l
47o so 80 S. 100 50 70 I5a AZ "a 1903 80 le5 LOG l4s SO p el-2oo2
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ets tpirb prompt uttb 5lfrieben'
l.ele'to III gribotipobmtttgcn iip allet
allailtitdten an irecitb elmer 3eit
Sabreno oes Cages. a~bseIiefert.
slepbonirt eiire 9eiteIainsett al
Mo. 81 oSer SO. 8.
Stonc .Sia 8inc So.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

-abonnirt auf oos @oIf&bIatt.
SamiIic.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
For Clerk Oonnty Court.
CHRIST. X. MEYER
FERDINAND PLETZ

For Prosecuting Attorney.
W. J. ELLIS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

Gin Spfer etner unbors
ii4tigteit ipurOe opener s.. Wniters,
elm 2otomotipfibyer Der YennIDlbas
mia : 9abn, Der iid tiirsIid, dts iein
5ro4taug RenIo part pafierte, gu
nett aus Dem 5eniter oes sgobs"
Ieiner 2otomotipe lebnte unb bon .sis
mem borbeifobrenNeu @rprebSnge gee
troffen purbe. Der !Seiser lieb
Maiiers no9 Gli5abst9 bringen, bod
ipor er tot, ebe man ion ins SoIpital
ifaffen tpnrte. Maiters lpor lei.
12So9ren 2ofomntipfiifrtr Ino ppbn'
te nit Tran rs 5rEa III Series
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24

be the result of a single reclamation
of a wandering Soul
This at least, Is sure: the church
which ceases to go after sinners is
thereby ceasing to possess the power
to nurture saints The Christianity
which is not actively seeking the lost
is in danger of losing his own Saviour.
Is Revival Corning?
Even the ecclesiastics, who are
slowest to discern spiritual tenden-
cies and moods, perceivethe pres
ent portents of a revival of religion.
They are putting evangelism on their
programs, and appointing committees
and commissions on the subject. A
multitude of voices are calling the
Christian church back to her first
work.
Old ossifications are breaking UP,
to prepare the way for a fresh ex-
preston of spiritual concern. The
veritable earthquake of social unrest
is but ploughing up the ground for
the harvest Social service has come
as a fashion, only to find that the
most effective social service is recla-
nation of individual lives. Unit by
unit the foundations of society must
be built up of redeemed individuals.
All things conspire to cry aloud our
days need for a new seeking of the
lost.
There is an evangelism that is proc
fessional and stereotyped and spoken;
there is another that is incarnated in
life. Recently l was obliged to
hasten from the great tabernacle
meetings of Evangelist Sunday at
Scranton. where hundreds were being
converted daily, to the funeral of a
friend whose rare life of exquisite
saintliness had embodied all that -the
evangelist preached, and more. The
message of that bier was more i'm
pressive to me than any of the mighty
tabernacle sermons. Truth is most
eloquent when lived A sunrise needs
no trumpeter. A life of Christian
love, ministering, forbearing, seeking
love, is real evangelism.
So it was that all the wonderful
words of Jesus concerning salvation
were overshadowed by His life. He
first lived the truth He taught. More
impressive than the parallels of the
lost i htestru hrdl- l-:AldMgtemagosm
lost is the truth that "the Son of Man
is come to seek and to save the lost"
He told about the good shepherd; !;
He was the good shepherd. He taught
love for sinners; He loved lost men
even up to the climax of Calvary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
THE SMART SET"

That inimitable and resourceful
comedian, Salem Tut Whitney. is to
appear in a brand new musical COM
edy at the Majestic Theater Monday
afternoon and evening. 1t is entitled
The Wrong Mr.. President" and from
all accounts is the best play this we'll
known funmaker has appeared in
since he became a popular favorite
This season he will again be supported
by the famous Smart Set" Company,
an unusually strong organization. in
Guiding Homer Tut and Blanche
Thompson, regarded as entertainers
de luxe in their particular line. New
and appropriate scenery has been pro-
vided and nothing seemingly has been
left undone to make the production
one to conjure with. The offering is
all the more noteworthy because it
will introduce Mr.. Whitney in the role
of an author. He is responsible for
the book and lyrics, while the music
is the work of T. l.. Corwell, a young
man who Is rapidly coming to the
fore as composer er.-Advertisement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
NEARING SEASONS CLOSE

While it's true that the Orpheum's s
season is slipping rapidly away. it is
also true that the high tide of vaude-
Vile in Harrisburg is here and that it
will be augmented by another bill
equally as good for next week. With
Lasky's Beauties" as the crowning
attraction of the current offering, the
Orpheum has a vaudeville Offering this
week that is certainly deserving one.
Merit, variety and talent is embraced
in every turn and there is dash and
go to each act. The vocal and instru-
mental treat of the season is promised
in the Nine White Hussars, who will
appear as the big attraction of the
Orpheums last offering. The triple
trio are costumed in the snow-white
uniforms used by the German EN-
peror's personal bodyguard. OF head
line Importance also will be Maria los
Dresden china pictures, the greatest
posing sensation of the year. All of the
pictures are done in colored china ef-
fects. Butch McDevitt will also be
another feature of interest on next
weeks offering.-Advertise
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
RUPTURE
Appliances used and approved by
g GnYernmenf nOM here.

Rupture Is not a tear or a breach
in the abdominal wall, as Is commonly
supposed, but a stretching of ma
turai opening. therefore subject to
W. B. SEELEY, the noted expert, is
the Commonwealth Hotel. Monday and
Tuesday, April 27 and 2S. thorough
equipped and prepared to deal with
His Spermatic Shield Truss as used
and approved by the u. S. Government
and the Czar of Russia, will retain
any rupture perfectly. affording imme-
opening in short time WONDER
Full RESULTS WITHOUT SURGERY
OR HARMFUL INFECTIONS. Clean
and durable; no irritating leg straps
or binding of hips.
Examination and advice Free. Pa
tients treated on former visits invited
to call. Home Office, 1927 Walnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Cut out and keep
for reference.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24

mendouS teaching that GOO cares Ior
the lost and will go the limit to find
them.
At the Base of Democracy
The background of these lesson
stories was very human and interest
ing. The aristrocrats pointed the fin
ger of scorn at Jesus because He re-
ceived sinners, and even ate WITH
them. A first class snob Is always
most of all Jealous about his social
standing, and unwilling to do any
thing at all to compromise it. Some
socially ambitious persons are
ashamed of their own humble parents.
Jesus, however, was the originator of
democracy, and He never looked at
the label which society had pasted
on a man. He would as lief eat with
publican as a pharisee. Whereat
tie pharisees gnashed their teeth.
Jesus answered them by this incom-
parable cluster of three parallels. the
lost sheep, the lost coin and the lost
son.
At the plinth of things lies this
Christ teaching of the worthwhile
ness of every human soul. 1t is the
only basis for democracy. Equality of
life, equality of opportunity, and
equality of value of every human be-
ing-these are bedrock principles of
democracy. In a democracy no man
can say, as the old pharsees said,
This multitude is accursed." Even
as Jesus priced the outcast SO democ-
racy prizes every baby, every boy and
girl, every laborer in mill and mine,
and every sheep wandering from the
fold of good citizenship.
More than a score of years ago
few baseball players, put for "a good
time" sat on a Chicago curb. Nobody
needed them greatly; they were only
sports" The music of a gospel mis-
sion reached one; he became con-
verted. and that curbstone sport, :"
that fighty hare-brained baseball
player, in the mighty hand of the
God who seeks and saves the lost
became "Billy" Sunday, the greatest
evangelist Of the age, who has led
two hundred thousand souls to pub
lie confession of Christ, and who has
made over for righteousness whole cit
les. No man can know what will
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
Recent Reports Show Hundreds
Suffer With Kidney Troubles
and Don't Know It.

There are scores of nervous, tired.
rundown people throughout the
country, suffering with pains In the
back and sides, dizzy spells. weak
nesses of the bladder Frequently
causing annoyance at night) who fail
to realize the seriousness of their
troubles until such conditions as
chronic rheumatism. bladder troubles,
dropsy, diabetes or even Bright's dis
ease result
All this is due to weak. inactive kid
neys. The kidneys are tho filterers
of the blood. and no one can be we'll
and healthy unless the kidneys work
properly. 1t Is even more important
than that the bowels move regularly.
If you suffer with such symptoms
don't neglect yourself another day
and run the risk of serious complica-
tions. Secure an original package
of the new discovery. Croxone, which
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
PALACE THEATER

Note the stars appearing in the
Photoplay at the Palace, Saturday.
Florence Lawrence and Matt Moore
in Victor three-reel drama entitled
Diplomatic Flo" Here we find Flo
as the daughter of the superintendent
of Uncle Sans secret service. While
her father and sweetheart appraise
her only as a girl child who knows
nothing of political problems. Flo
finds a mission, turns diplomat and
prevents an affair that would bring
about international complications. 1t
is not going too far to say that this
play is one of the best comedy dramas
peared for some time. Clean, whole
some, with a sturdy denotement of
true political intrigue and normal
heart-interest, 1t is replete with every
little touch that makes a Victor-Law-
renee production q success Murdoch
MacQuarrie. Pauline Bush and Lou
CLANCY will also be shown in three
reel 101 Bison western drama, THE
Lamb, the Woman, the Wolf" If you
like the play that strikes new note
you are going to like this one. And
the three leading parts are enacted by
artists of the highest ability-acknowl-
edged stars. There are Pauline Bush,
Murdoch MacQuatrie and Lon CLANCY.
The play is set in a western town and
the mountains. The Lamb, played by
Mr.. MacQuarrie in brilliant manner,
is one of those gentle young men who
spend their lives looking after the
affairs of others and in the meantime
lose all the best that is the heritage of
the young. This boy Is devoting his
life to his invalid mother, and in his
spare moments editing a weekly pa
per- The citizens of the town deride
the editor and his paper. But there
are two persons who have faith in him
the woman and his mother. Except
for the invalid mother the boy would
lay his heart at the Woman's feet
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24
FRECkLES
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There s no longer the slightest
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Simply get an ounce of othine-
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Be sure to ask for the double
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Don't lay awake tonight struggling
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-04-24

concerning the tired businessman of
whom we hear so much. He never
misses his chance to be present when
visit is made. There are no tropical
choruses. French heels or like reme-
dies for masculine brain-fag, and by
the time the first scene is well on its
way there is no tired man. Way
Down East" will be presented at the
Majestic Saturday afternoon and even
ng.-AdYertisenent.