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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

SuuSUut tVUVtWBUu>uStUuSs0sUe
2aniaIaiiemme Sacob paanaIo,
iofa fppSfuun II pdindnd tpuonna
1909 CASTLE fatpannpSIa Wafe'
fieIbisid topabtuneesia faimanto.on.
nettomunbeefa menetti nd5n toifesta
filmdstddn ia lat iamaaa muita mann
moia ruumiiieenin, or nibbointin
1aanut fornauSta GastiIe %fotipanto.
nbtiDIid IaamiStoan fpommoiSta.
Wr. poanaIa noSt Gasttle faitpan.
topbtiDtd maSta0n oifeuSiutin. iofa
on onnt uTeammon ferron eIiud fefd
poifnuifSia oifenfFiSIa eitd mpssfin
port fertaa pIioifeubesIa 2anEnsisTa.
Mfin pitt tnoTen miime miifoIIa oiet.
tomon ellie pIioifeubeSio, fnitpan.
tnnbtio fotioi fuitenfin ebuuiIimmafFi
lopio iutun ia Iupnutli motTomann
pddnetantoione 5000 bouorin fuu.
ruiien Observation-Disclosures
pdduefantaion lofimiebend on tot
MINT Iofimies g. Drisciq.
Sifeuben puoIeIta iomittiin piime
tesfimiiffona mpbsfin Dictor Wes.
tersaarb nimiIen foimantomieben
nostamn mobinsonfornausmaoii
mus Wontreol foinantopbtiDtd
pnstaon. Moinittn Westerooorb
oil morrosf Ii pdindnd 1911 lou.
fonnut fdtenid ia joIfanIo meIfo
poboin moinitisfa faimonnos5o
tpDsfenneuesfddn. Suthi oil eHud
miime femddnd piirioifeubes5o, iosjo
pdduetonioioae m~affettomafR tho.
mitiiin 1880 bonario. WontreoI
faipantopbtio. tpetofi iutun plioifeu.
teen, iosfa afian pitt o1a eRud tdmdn
fnun 26 p. Sutti fotpihiin ~fuiientin
oRonomoisten fesfen, tun toitpan
iopbts Iupauhai motiamoon pddue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

Sammmma bill. Run ottac
bebfuman biiIen ertleen toifista, Mir
fabottaa ie tobta bebfunia Ia fuu
muutenIa. Meiud on iotafin opttta
paa tdstd iammupasta biilestd
Srds pappi tult ferran muutamar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Iuo, iofa tpiim'
aifoina oil Iaiminlp5npt fdpbd to
panmufaiFisia rufousfofoufFsic
fesfimiifto .ebtoifin. Suoraa pddtd
meni bdn tuIifiian luo, ottt fitd pib
biud bebfuman biiIen ia aietti fer
eriqeen iefd fatieIi, miten fe pdbiteI
len iammui. Watntttu femrafnnta,
Iainen fatielt tarfoin opettoian me-
neiteIpd ia buubabti pibboin: Set
bdn Ell taripttie %Iauiua jamaican;
mind oIen fieud emf fesfiptitfoiIta'
no."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

Edstd Ipnnin tunnon berdttdmiIes,
I'd ldbinnd ieuraa, Min futn ebeuiies'
tdfin 10 ilmenee, ettd lafi tetee limit
fiesta armoa t%armitIewan Ipntiien ia
on min muoboin turittaiana 2rtsiuf'
fen luo. Niin fe oil apostolt paa.
maIiueftn Ia muiue bdnen attalai'
Eileen f~ristitpiue. Sentdbben bdn
firioittaa: rNiin on lafi ouut mel.
bdn opettaiamme 2ristufien tpt5,
ettd me usfon fautta wanburStaifii
tuIifimme" (@aI. 1924. 2aft tofin
et ilmoita nellie 2ristusta. &c main
ilmoittaa nellie fpntimme la firouf.
len a%Iaiien tilamme. 2riStufien II.
moittaa nellie emanfeliumi ia ppba
9enfi, iofa meta emanfeliumisIa
Idbestpp. Wtutta Fun aristus on
ndin nellie ilmoitettu ipntisten peIas=
taiaffi, tmrittaa ia patoittaa lafi mel.
bot ubfamfTaaan ia tuomioiuaan
2ristuffen turtuiin, ioSTa epanfeliu.
mi wofuuttaa ipntiieud oletpan tdp.
beuiien pelastufien faifesta ipnnin
tuottamasta ia lain ilmoittamast Sta
tuomiosta Ia firoufiesta. Sletfo Il.
nd, pstdndni, lain furittamana tulIut
2ristutien tptD? l1sfotfo Seeiutieen,
iofa iinut on lain firoufIesta lunas.
taIut? 2atSta on nellie mield Ie
bpDtp, ettd ie on obieena meibdn
eldmdaemme. Sebdn ndet on tai.
paaaiien Sidn tabbon ilmoituS NEIL.
lie !Sdnen luobuiae Iapiiaeen. ppp'
tafddmme ientdbben fitd faifesio
eldmdsidmme noubattaa! profeetto
Wliifa Ianoo: use on ianottu finuL
lie ibminen, mia bptpd on ia mitd
Serra Tinulta maatii, nimittdtn, ettd
tdtfet Sumalan %ianan, barioitat rat'
famtta ia olet nDprd iinun SumalaI
ebesid" (1tiif. 6:S). - 2lutuutto
aniaitafiemme emme tarmitie Lotto
noubattaa. ella 2riStus a%nIaiti
nellie outuuben. Sumalan lapitIi
tulafiemme emme tarmitie latia noi'
battau. rSius me oIemme Sumalan
IapIia usfon fautta Seeiufieen 2ris'
tutieen; fiud min monta fuin oIemme
aristutieen fastettuia, olemme 2ris.
tufien pdduemme pufeneet" (GaI. 8:
26.27). Wutta Sumalan Iapfino
emme MOT emmefd Iaa eldd ottamat'
ia naaria Sumalon tabooSta, iofo
IaisIa nellie ilmoitetaan, maiffemme
noifaan ipntifind Iofia tdpbeQifesti
t6pttdd.
uufi eldmd, iofa fasteen ia usfou
foutta meisid ipntpp. iImenee baIaro
SmmaIan lain mutaiieen eldmddn ia
moimanafin fiiben. ~Winuaa or ha'
In SumaIan latin Fidliien ibmiier
puoIesta,1 ianoo usfohdutnen paa'
mali (gaom. 1927. usfon fautto
autuas ibminen .rafastaa 6errar
Iafia ia oiatteIee 6dnen LATHAM pdi
mdt ia pbi" cps. 1;2).
g. Wiettinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

- 2afinfertainen futfumuS. Grds
Observation-Disclosures iobtoia fnult
ferran nuoren tpDmieben ianoipar
oIepania futiuttu idttdmddn tpbpaif
fania ia rupeamaan Idbetpsiaarnoa
iafF.
vWind tunnen1, fanoi tuIinen II
rufainen 'Fidisid futiumusta iaarnaa'
ioff.1
,Sletto buomannut, miSfd mddrtn
ibmifud on futfumusta iinua fuun'
nena?1 fpipi fiaoin iobtoia.
.Olen ponnut merfiae, ettd tobeut'
men Serran futiu iapaliiesti tunne'
toan Fitd, ettd ibmiiet mpSsttn mie'
IeIddn fuunteIepat rfutfuttaa."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

- 0ufa aiaa? Wuuan mics oh
iafi erddnd pdipdnd faunista be-
mosparia maaieubuua. 9dnen pie
nj ~poitania iStui bdnen mieresfddr
Ia pitt ohiaffia fdbesiddn. poifo
oil bppin plped oiotoimestaan. Wsut
to bdn Ell ouui b%upmannut, ettd ia
fanopdin I'D mpoS piteIt pbioffista
Eien mutasia tdinnpttdisId runf
piffu mics toista obioffSto mebet
tdndn Iuiosti bdnen fdtenid ldpi
Npt bdn dIpIi oian loioon, fatioer
tiddnid filmiin ban ianoi: mind luu
lin oiomoai, lid, mutta mind en- aia
faan - mai mitd2"
Dte luulemme aiapomme, me Inu
lemme tefendmme it'd ia tdtd, NUT
ia niin Ell olefaan. = Sumalan fdbe
omat omiemme tafana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

Grddsid, f~irfosfa 9merifasia
ferdttiin folebtia pafanaIdbeipfien
bpmdffi. Sun folebtibaapi oil tuIIut
muutaman miIioneerin fobbaIe, pu.
biSti tdmd pddtddn ia ionoi:
rWind en- ubraa pennidfddn pafa'
naIdbetptfen bpmdtf.A
rglo ottafaa fitten iofu ropo baa'
pista~, mastaF foIebbinferddid,
rmebdn ferdammefin iuuri patannil'
Ie"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

- Wnpret miebet: !6uomattatpa
alta on ie. ettd Jos ei me motba
tppbpttdd teitd paatepumuilla mit'
Ed ON meilld marastoSIa, Min me
moimme teiIe tebbd maatepupuu
mitan idlfeen eli niinfuiiutun fappa
ipptin. Silld me ebuitamme maam'
me parbainta rddtdlinIiifettd ionta
fatfft huntee ,,@b. q. price &c So.
Gbicasosia." 2eboitanmme teitd
tulemonn torfaStelemoan maate'
ndptteitdmme, Jos fobbptte iaaba'
pumun, iota on tppbpttdmd teitd,
ia Iamaua 5ddstdd rabaa.
Che Mobel,
Wm. Wdfi, omiStaia.
Yanama'V aeific mailman
ndptteIpn iuomalaiien oiaston Fam
natuspbbistpfien Sronpoobin bias.
to, pddtt toimeenpanna iltaman q.
fan bpmdfii enfifuun 3 p.
- Central fonlun nurffafipi lass
fettiin uiime maanantaina iltapdt'
pdud. SilaiiuubesIa plimat Idsnd
fouluboarbin idIenet, ieiIoen rafen.
nufieuo. ioSfa Dbbpsmaltain tahiti
lippm Iiebui. NlbaaIa fabuua oIimat
foululapiet opettaiineen tdpttden bio.
Fin aIueeua fatutdptdmdt moIemmin
puolin fatua. pubeita pitimdt that
iuubesia fouluboarbin idIen Somes
Monroe ia fouIuien fuperintenbentti
mr. z. Brennan. 2oulu Iumattiin
iaaba maImiifIi ippsfuun 1 pnd.
: MtuipIiitun o%nneliieen iatamaan
puriebtipat tunnetut fanIalaiiemme
mrs &i55ie Sobnion ia Iuttoian aiia'
mics Matti !Sirpi tt. 81 pnd. pari
fdmt faifesia bilioiiuuoesia aanfal'
liSieurafunnan pappilasia pastorin
pubet0a. Seuraamana pdtm6nd
matfusti nuortpari Understandable
Mmaiaan, Mtcb., iutuIaifiaan ter.
pebtimddn, iosia morfiameua on
nell ia. iuIboieIa, fiidr. Steud aito.
mat be ptippd muutaman pdipdn.
parbdtnta onnea ia meneStpStd
toitpottatpat nuoreue pariIe tdmdn
lebben tp1Idiiet ia muut hittoipat!
- @bbtdtpdud. 40 eefterid fdFt'
tdpd farmi iosta % eetferid on mil,
ieIptiesfd ia Ioppu fanniffomaana,
mpptdtpdnd baIpaua. Maa iiait.
Y MALTA itddu Norrien pumppubuo'
neeIta. WuaIa bppd 4.buoneinen
aiuinrofennus ia paana, 2 Iebmdd,
2 tpaIiffaa, fdrrpt la maanpilieIps.
faIustoa ieuraa famppaa.
8dbempid tietoia antaa omistaia
peter Gricffont
Sronipoob, Uhcb.
= &auureita mppbSdn baIpaua
9pborin Itifteestd.
- 2dtilb. 9eIfinstSld tutttnnon
fuorittanut fuomaloinen tdttI5 miss
Siiri Celia iaapunat paiffafunnaI.
femme ia ottaa mostoan futiuia.
Eamattamana mrs MIer 2pstiIdu
luona 100 81. Gurrp It. S%ronnpob,
Ditch. z talo neutrality-suspicious.
firfosta rautatieIe pdin.
- sc moitte belposti aiaa ~Racp
cIe1 poIfuppSrdud fdnfdd torfasta'
mosia niitd 9ripIett'in Supeelifau.
pasta.
aiitpS! W}rS Emma 3aunis,
m6fi ppptdd Iouiua parbaimmat ELL
iotIenia faifiIe Mile h%enfiIDiIe,
liotta otpat omustnneet bdntd robaI'
la tai mumten, bdntd fobbanneen
faubean tulipolo onnettomunben
iobboSia. 2erddiien Socob RiIpo.
fen ia 0usti Wotionin foutta on tuI.
hut $117 80. iosta parboat fiitotiet
Iefd <erddiiDe ettd Iabioittoii1e!
Rer6pstd i%atfetaon pbd. Eoitpot.
tamaa on, ettd toitfi o~ientawat aut.
tapan fdtenId tdae furun murtoma1e
lesfeIe.
9npmittu fabSefti ipmpbefii
tpanfilaan. Sranf 4erreu, iota on
oIIut fauntin pantiIoSIa 6urIepsid
obotiomasia fuuIusteIua bdntd mas.
taan tebtppn ippi6tieen dittnid pa
boinpitelpStd, bowoittiin tpttme tors.
toina fppuiiefF tuomari Risiorbin
oifeubesIa alfbIanbisia. 9erreI tho.
,.su;y. Su,,oAepH nnoI{oc
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23
xsikkiiehdelle siiotut ishesykses ovas osoises
k.Box 63, Ironwood, Mich.

Entered rs seeond-olass matter January II
snder the Act OF Congress OF March 3. 1877
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

Sid fosfaan ppri mestaroimaan
toiiia, ennenfuin olet pnittanui omat
pabat tapaIi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

SSs"lS~~ "~" ~ssuN Iu"ssssoss
fuin pitrtoiteubeSia oil %aifaiIemmin
momittu matiettamaffi. pddQefanta.
|iaa on ebustarut Iatimies Driscou.
Rpitto u. iearaa fotous buo.
menna periantatna aaniau isieura.
Human baaliSIa alfaa tdSmdueen
slo 8 italia. Wuistafdapa iaapua
nmoret ALBANIAN.
- @amoattu. Gultpalo. onnetto.
muubesia iurmania ~iaaneen 2aue
Raunismden maaaiiet id%dnnDt1et eat.
iettiin maanpomeen miime tiistaina.
Suruiaatto ldbti aaniauisieurofun
nan ~firfosta, iosia past. WiIen pr
II fauniin ia idlfeeniddneiQe martin
lobbuqiien ruumisiaarnan. Suru.
Iauttoon otti oiaa ioufto tuainaian
omaifia ia pstdmid. 9auban fiunaii
past. Wilen. 9autamfiesta buolebti
Nebers &c Otian bautaustoimiSto.
= 40 eefieria fdiittdtpd farmi
maaupilielpstoneineeu mpptdpdnd
balmaua.
Steme peberion.
Warenso, Wis.
: MR. s. s. Jacfion tuIee alta.
maan Muto.Bus Fifteen Sronpoo'
bin ia 9urIepn faaratien pddstd,
Garepn pddltd, @ilen, Wontrealin ia
pencen fautta Sron 8eltiin. Sddn.
nDqiiet fulfupuorot tulemat idriess
teipfit neIid fertaa %p6ipdsid, mob
bouifimman albaiiaa fppttmatiuiua.
2iife piiotaan alfaa toutofuun emf
pdipdnd
SumnniteImaa iopit ternebtid to
bella iuurena mufamuu.ena faitiue,
ioiqa uiein OH aIiaa noiben Patio.
ien mdltmatfoia fulfea.
- auten 10 bmbnina on aitaiIem
min tierreapt tulee Sliper foipos
pbtiD iosIain mddrin mdbentdmddn
miebi6 ndind miiffoino. Diime tits
taina lopetettiin 10 ~pD:puoro maini'
tun pbtiDn Sion Norrien MO Z ibai
tiua ia tuaaan mabbouiIesti lopetta'
moan pDpuorot muistafin pbtiDn
ibofteista.
-2b1DloiSta pubuesiamme tpoim
me iloiIempana uutiiena mainita, ettd
Norrien iabampapad ote,tiin niime
maanantaina so uutta miestd tpD
b1n.
- Grtfoiiemmin ppptdiIimme buo.
mnmttaa faitfio lasten tponbempta,
ettd emf ppbdnd taas Idbettdifimd,
faitfi Iapienia iunnuntaifouIuun
Roulua ct ole pottu NIT muutamino
5unnuntaina pit6d efiintuleista fpiS'
I'd, mutta MT baluamme len taas al
faa entistd iuuremmaqa innoua.
Gni %iunnuntaina iaetaan mp1s 2as'
ten Ystdndd, ia iaa fitd iofa Iapfi
fpIme err uumerpu. GtiS tulfuu fot
Elm!
The Tinnifb 60 cooperative
Grabbing Gpmpanfau iobtofunnau
fotoufiesia It. Is p. toimittiin MIN
ieuraamaa:
SpmdtIpttiin ebeuiiesid fofonfies'
ia ellie tuobut inuiddnn6t Iopuui'
Iesti, paitfi Iiiffeenboitaian meutpoui.
~iuuffia 4 pptdldsid oIena Jana repa'
eb~uuiiesti", muutettiin repdreheuiies
IT,.
Menoia oil $44. Tuloia ~oiaffeit
ten mppnnistd $2.4O.
DIR &. 2eppdld, enfimdinen Fifteen
boitaia oil iaapunut ia bdnelIe an
nettiiin Iupa aIfaa toimimaan malt.
tmsia tpirosIaan oitis.
4iife pddtettii Iopuliiestt aItoa tf.
80 p. ia fiaoin italia pdGtettiin pi.
tad iuuret arpoiaiIet, iosia pubeen
tuIee pitdmddn mr. Xeppdld ia muui
fpfenemdt pIuusfaupan iobtofunnon
iaIenet. Xentolebtifid- pddtettiin pot.
~nattoa iiti tparien. S%uontpietip tn,
lice olemaan foiten puoIesta mapaa.
9iifebuone pddiettiin otis loittoa
f~untoon ia fomiteaon itd toimimaon
tuIipot maIituffi MorttiIo, auoma,
9eppdId ia 8aneas. &~eppdIdue on.
nettiin lupo oIfaa roortaumaan1 Ia.
Iustoa ia totparaa itooriin. = Sc.
uoIen osto pddtettiin idti6d entiIeue
ror,teole. - Socpb GoImi tifIi mo,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

All expressi- tai psnkkivekseliAsA tail posti-mc
iey.orderisss dollaria pienemmat summse vol
nam lIhettak 1 sentin postimerkeissa,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23

ro.mitus eli saIyta kirioitnksia' joita se Ell vo
Hiaista.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15

NDREw Carnegie peace badly upon
Benedict bring Christmas Day
n AR Carnegie expresses
would be
Prob
to the
anybody who has Of
According this idea 1t
let the the tooth on to the finish than to ease It
ce-ike anodyne
pictures Plus
he Europe plunged into war are especial
uncture OF Benedict imbued
the hesh atrocities Of war He is the spiritual head
aoo0 Christians Andrew Carnegie tells US
Pope unChrsial And surely Carnegie is
honorable
Another honorable peace evidently
time "unehrsan Car Nicholas OF Russia Ho" shabby eonsed
virtue must the conduct Of the waFord OF Europe
Wilhelm Endorsed the Popes suggestion to all true
lXy HATEvR Benedcts
plainly subject haven't the least doubt that II
Carnegie of
earth the advance
Tx? foos2 the species
species
feels and
When heard OF carnegie aog any
individual libraries the species man. he
build tribunals mankind general he and the
oekene establish Foundations TO bring health ana happiness 70
pong families ody informed that
e Mr. Carnegie Cor Of Mr. Rockefeller the case may be-
designating
vha hose hanne o they reached
Is nuimilonaire phlanthrops,
men? They give stone when bread is asked
patience with those who out of pity for the
individuals beg for at least days ase from the fright
Of war?
It perfectly keeping with the general tenor of his Interviews that
of
perform Samaritan for
binary men!
Take Pope in pictures
distorted view of life the individual man. the individual soul the thing
count
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
PARAMOUNT

Tall Esen Morgan, manager of the
Paramount Theatre, has arranged a
line program of soloists for this week.
Last night the well-known singer Of
popular songs, Mae Sutton, delighted
another audience.
Tonight Gilbert Wilson, baritone of
the Century Opera Company, will ap-
pear. Mr.. Wilson has also appeared
at the Paramount, and is well known
for his singing of the popular It's a
Long, Long Way TO Tipperary.' To-
morrow night Miss Sutton Will again
be on the program, and also Friday
night.
Thursday night Helene Won Sayn, a
talented yiolinist, will play. Miss Won
Sayn Is filing this engagement to
please Mr.. Morgan, as her concert
dates are many at this time of the
season. Saturday night George Rear
don, baritone of the well-known Cri-
terion Quartet OF New York, will APP
pear He is also baritone of the Shu-
pert Mixed Quartet of New York and
a soloist Of note.
The picture tonight and tomorrow
is THE Crucible, with dainty little
Marguerite Clark in the leading role.
Miss Clark captured the audience last
night in this play, and already patrons
are comparing Mary Pickford and
Marguerite Clark. Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of this week Lois
Weber and Phillips Smalley will ap-
pear in False Colors."
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
u. S. Court Refuses
to Set Aside Verdict
Against Public Service

Two motions to set aside the jury
verdict in favor of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Rutkosky, of Port Richmond
Staten Island, against the Public Ser
vice Railway Company, were denied
by Judge Haight yesterday afternoon
in the Newark branch of the United
States District Court. The jury re-
turned the verdict a week ago,
awarding Mrs. Rutkosky $500 and her
husband $1,000.
The suit was the result of troll
ley accident IN Bayonne in Septem
Der, 1912. II was testified that Mrs.
Rutkosky was thrown against a seat
when two cars came together, frac-
turing her breastbone and several
ribs. She sued to recover $4,000 dam
ages and her husband asked Tor
So 900.
Howard MaeSherry, counsel for the
Public Service. yesterday asked 10
have the verdict of $1,000 damage for
Mr.. Rutkosky set aside as excessive.
Another petition to set aside the YER
dict for Mrs. Rutkoslty as too made
quate was presented by Richard J.
Donovan, of New York. In denying
both motions Judge Haight declared
that in view OF the mass of contra
dictory evidence the jury had rem
dered a fair verdict.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
MINERS

There is a lot OF music and a lot
OF daring in B. E. Forrester's "Aner-
lean Beauties" at Miners Empire
Theatre this week. In fact hair a
dozen of the cast do music specialttes,
while two especially nimble-footed
ones do a dance called the Three in
One" that is a combination Of several
Of the latest steps.
In the cast are Lew Hilton and
Billy Evans, who as pseudo dancing
instructors in "The Tango Factory"
do comedy Of the Hebrew and tramp
variety; Floyd Pedriek, Harry Ford
and the Misses Percie Judah Wandie
Heath and Bonnie Dale. Ford and
MISC Heath do the dancing referred
10 above. Miss Dale uses. a violin
10 excellent advantage, and Ethel
and May Carnes and Jessie Burns
perform with saxaphones, French
horns and other INSTRUMENTS.
The chorus is well balanced and the
music good. It was announced that
ffty turkeys will be given away to
the audience at next Thursday nights
performance.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
SHUBERT

'Ireland a Nation a photoplaS in
six reels, is the attraction at the Sfu-
bert Theatre this week. Direct from
six weeks run in New York; the
film promises to be as popular wher-
ever it is shown.
The photoplay is an exciting, stir
ring one, depicting, as it does- the
long struggle Of the Irish people for
their existence as nation. It's great
human interest is the quality that
more than any other, makes II a
success. No one can see the film and
not sympathize with the people who
have been the object OF Englands
tyranny so long.
The lives of Robert Emmett, Mich
ael Dwyer and Daniel o'Connell are
shown The beautiful hills and val
leys of County Wicklow are used as
the background for the thrilling
events in the drama.
The play is produced by Walter
Mcnamara and a cast OF Irish actors.
The photoplay represented is the
story of an old man to boy and
girl First ne tells of Ireland past
and present, the film showing his
story as he tells it. Then he tells
how England decided that ireland
should be part of her realm.
Next comes the story Of Erenaet
and Dwyer and their efforts to free
their country by securing the aid of
Napoleon. This is by far the most
interesting part of the whole story.
Then follows the BETRAYAL, capture
and death of Robert Emmett.
Daniel O'Connelfs unsuccessful
struggle to liberate his people is
shown and then the people begin to
enigrate to America, the land OF
the free" -.
home rule bill through the efforts of
John Redmond this year are dis
played and the pictures conclude
with an Irish girl carving Emfnet's
epitapf1 upon his tombstone.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
ODEON

A novel burlesque attraction en-
titled "Froliques of 1914 is being
staged at the !odeon Theatre this
week. Few performances on the bur-
lesque stage can rival this remark
abla show.
The main feature OF the perform
once is a light sketch entitled mon
AMI and shows the underworld OF
Paris in 8 different light.
The two other acts, burlesque
comedies, are entitled, respectively
"Cupids Darts" and Golf Crazy" In
these acts the girls of the chorus are
given an opportunity to display their
talent as singers and dancers, and
they certainly do full credit to their
part in the performance.
Sam Collins and Ray Montgomery
are the life of the show, and. with
the assistance of Thomas A. Brooks
greatly amuse the audience by their
clever wit.
OF the women performers of the
company the most applauded were
Miss Gussy White and Miss Anna
Healyy both good singers. Miss White
in a speciality does several clever
dancing steps.
In tho closing number the entirt
chorus appear on roller skates.
| Bull Montana, of New York, wor
the wrestling match at the Odeor
Theatre last night A fall was scored
after eight minutes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Y. M. C. A. Notes

The board of directors of the asso-
citation will hold its regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon, when the stand
ing committees will report.
The Music Study Club will meet in
the AIing room Thursday evening.
Rehearsal of the orchestra will take
place in Wallace Hall on the same
evening.
Parents and Sunday school teachers
are purchasing Y. NJ. G. A. member
ship ticket, to be given to boys and
young men as Christmas presents.
a group Of general secretaries OF
the Young Mems Christian associa.
tions of Northern New Jersey met at
the Downtown Club today 10 discuss
association plans.
THE Hidden Years. will be the
theme to be discussed at the Mems
Group Sunday morning at 9:15
o'clock. At the Popular Bible Glass,
taught by the general secretary, on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock the
topic will be "The Story Of the
Christ-child."
c. V. Hubbard, OF Japan, who was a
leader in army work in Russia during
the Russo-Japanese war, will deliver
an address at the mems meeting to
be held in Wallace Hall Sunday
afternoon. Song service begins at
$3.50 O'Clock, led by I. II. Meredith.
Address begins at o'clock. Lunch
served at 6 p. m.
The illustrated story OF THE Other
Wise Man will be given at the meet
ing Of the Thursday clubs this week
Rev. J. Clayton Howard will be the
speaker at the meeting Of the Tri-
angle Friday afternoon at AIS O'Clock
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-12-15
Permanent Quarters Are
Leased by Democratic
Club of the Third Ward

Owing to the large increase Of mem
@srghip, members of the Third Ward
Democratic organization have leased
me quarters at 80 Charlton street.
sust vacated by the Happy Ramblers.
The first meeting in the new quar-
tiers will be held next Monday night,
when officers viii be elected. Hereto
fore the organization had no perma
nent meeting place
After the holidays a smoker will be
held and the members contemplate
getting busy for the 1915 campaign.
The committee voted to insist on all
members Of the ward committee being
enrolled In the past several of the
district leaders were not enrolled.
The plan is to support only mem
beers as leaders as we'll as ward can
dtdates. At this early date the aspir-
ants for aldermanic honors at the
September primaries are numerous.
Among those included are Aldermen
Louis Sernel and Herman Scheininger,
David Widger, Hyman Rosen, Max
gusskind, Max Stein. Michael Steg-
man Philip Krimke. Philip Apter and
Harris Cash.