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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08
The Washington Press has this to

say of the candidacy of Carl F. Kuehn.
10 for governor: 1T was our first
thought that the campaign of Carl r.
Kuellnle would be local and not spread
over the state. but we were mistaken.
1t is now evident that he is becoming
strong factor and many Of the best
informed are predicting that lie will
lead Harding in the vote"
The only amendment we would sug-
gest to what the Washington Press
has to say is that Mr.. Kuchnle will be
leading not only the vote Of Mr.. Hard
ing, but Of all the other candidates be.
fore the primary is held.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08

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meeting with Ruth Silletto and Dor
othy Moeller at the home OF the latter
on Tuesday evening. A delightful
program and nice refreshments made
the evening an enjoyable one.
The Friday club will meet at the club
room this week.
Miss Harriet Hall was hostess on
last Friday evening at a miscellaneous
prenuptial shower complimentary to
Miss Frieda Fastje, who was married
OH Monday. About ten young ladies'
were present and each one brought
with her beautiful gift. After a de-
ligltful social evening Il two course
lunch was served by the hOstesA
Cecil Hecht visited friends in Dun
lap Sunday.
Mrs. McGratl, and Miss Maggie
Hickey were pleasant visitors in Den
ison Monday from Vail.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08

There is strong feeling among the
Congressman. that number of mar
bic post-offices at strategic political
points in their district would be q
help in case the United states was in.
vaded by foreign power.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
CROWN BOTTIING COMPANY,

9bee. Dehner, UeiMdftsfabrer.
III Sones Mbenue. gegeniiber Der Gone
Star Brolierei. Sm Mntonio. Seras.
~ Sobrifanten bon alien Nrten Cos
bafpaffer, RineralipnHer unb borSiiglid
benz ipcIbefannten 2ttbia SeIber.
Ueibe geIethone. - Greie NbIiefernna
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Grunoeiaenfuuts. le6ertraannsen.

2afebietp Eotpnfite Company an g. 81.
Soffman. @runbltiid in 2atepietp; $40.
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Nathan Hanfmam. @riinoftiid int neuen
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groots, burh S. 9. 2etprig6t, Srnitee,
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panb. Mrteil an 1870 older 2anD; $500.
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itiid an Der DAT Ctr, in Gaia Blanca
ssbbition; $1,000.
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unb S. 81. Wnrtin, Mnieil an 25 &der
2anb; $1,666.66
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@rtnbftiid am Gofemere Dlace; $425.
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Seiabts; 1910.
Qafebiefp Spfuniite gompani, an gnril
9eief, @runbftiid in 2afebieip; $3.50.
Simon Sranf an Ben g.. Sisf. @runbs
ffiid an Ser 9inefton Ctr; 500.
@erar Gountb nm George mo Batter
| garon, Elm Gtreifen 2anb; ST II. q.
SO. &. Guliban an 0eronicd Teiir
@runbitiid i'm neuen gitbzGiod 1858;
$3.50.
@erotica Serir an SO. 6. G,iribon
Grlnbfiid in gIamc 9eiebts; $500.
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Die Gimme Der @ernmnft.

SIN 2onooner Sbaftes6urpSbea
ter bat Sberit Mauoe 5mei belcbren-
De gortrage iiber ben arieg ge1al-
ten, Die in England piel 8eipunoe-
rung erregt 5u BADEN ideinen uno
entipredeno berbreitet tporoen 1ino.
9agegen uenOet iid in Der englilden
Wailitar5eitihrift .8roao @rrop" E.
0ailer Maquiere, 9oftor Der 2ed)ts-
miifenl6aft uno Mitslieo Der @elea-
fdaft fir @eififte. S~erartiaa
8ortrage ieien leioer geeienet, ourf,
ibren unbesriinoeten Sptimismus
0as eneliide Tublifum, oas bon
ariegsbeginn ON burh fallde Be
ridte idper setauidt puroe, nod
peiter IRE 81 fiibren.
@anS nn1altbar uno linulos - 10
fiibrt Maquiere aus - lit Mauoes
gebonptlns, bob aI Die Miif3iige,
oas &inausaieben oes enr5en SeIo-
suges. Die tdglide M~ufmenoung bon
100000 Bfun6 Sterlins ensliider
ariegsfoiten nur Solaeeri1einuligcn
-funitpol[er Strategie feien. @enn
naf Mauoes @orten General Soffre
slaubte, oaB er onr6 leine 3ermiir.
bltngsitrategie ben 9eutlden ale
Griimpfe aus Der &nno genommen
babe, 10 mare er ni1t elm poaenocter
6iibrer, ionoern elm pollenoeter
9ummfopf. Siderlid lit Soffre,
ebenfo tpie Die eneliiben @enerale.
Elm Spfer BON llmitanoen, Die feiner
bon ibneh beberrldt. Selbit menn
Soffre fah einem oerartieen Ger.
miirbingsplane banoeln iponte, mir.
De err i'm bod iiher nidt an OberIi
Wnlloe ober SiIaire gelloc berraten
baben. @ber 5ugeeeben, er bate
es getar, mie fonnten bieie Serren
oen 8lan in Der Oeffentlidyfeit brett
treten ODER pie fonnte Der 3enlol
- Der iibrigens moelidlt bolo 2ort
SaIoane in oie 3nriidge5ogenbeii
tolgen lollte - Die VeroTfentlid)1tn1
erlouben?
Man oorf mol bebmipten, oaf
Die 9eutihen feline 9l,mmfopfe, ion
bern ebenio t~atfrdftig, bea uno banc'
Iunesbereit tpie lfrupellos iinb uni
oaB iie nod longe nidt beiiegt fine
@ie fam Mauoe lagen, boB Die Der.
biinbeten 5iibrer nod niht mad
DeutifIono einsufalen wiiniden
obmoI err gang eenait peib, oaB fl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Giienbabu . JaBrpIaa.
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~ Der Snnta Sc ......8:15 abenbs
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Ao. 11-Sotnl na6 2arebo (ee1niidt)
1000 abenp3
g. u. & u. 3.
SO. i Bon Souiton, @oco unb CORPUS
@brih ............7:O5 uadr1.
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$3.50 bors;.
SO. Soon goafum un6 aii~ifenorten. :.
SO. 42-.9on aerrbile .e:o5 'i popr,.
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Ings -........ .6:55 abenos
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a gbrifi ..............9:1O born.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14
Die bentise Gage.

Sic oeutlben 9ruppen baben oie
bon petersburg nod &otpno fiji.
renoe 8abn amiiden 8ilna uni
Diinaburg beiest ulo oaour9 elmer
groBen .itrategiiben 8orteil errnn-
gen. Muh in ben anoern &alnpf-
segenoen oes oltlihen Sha11plases
gebt es iiberan n%ortpdrts. 8om ito
lieniihen &riegsldouplat miro ge=
.meloet, bob Die Oeiterreider ole Mn-
.eriffe Der Staliener bel Tolmetn
abgeiblaeen baben. Iuh Die Sir.
fen meloen nieoer iteue @rfolee ani
@anipoIi. Mues itebt gut fir bie
:Aeutihen @erbiinoeten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

Gte SurnI Dor DER Yerlaltltf]te1f 0eS
@roBfiiriten. go tpi1rDe ,er BENT
nad Dem &aufaIu us in Die 8erbolt=
nung geidift. Ob Die oentlden
8erbiinoeten bierpon 8orteil bobell
lperoen, fann nod Nienlano Iagelt,
aber MIR glauben faunls oaB bet
@ediel i'm &ommanoo piel Gnbern
miro. Die Guiien baben ldon 81
riel perloren als 0aB inall bon iblren
rod einen umlhlag ernarten fonn=
te.
Die tatidd)liden greieniiie auf
ben Shladtfeloern moren in Der
nergai1genen ISOLDE ourdaus 5ufrie=
oenltenenb, penn es au1 nibt 70
idnen poraneesaneen it, tpie ,borher.
Sie&uilen baben neutrality-suspicious.
itono eeleiitet, als ieit 2ansem, ,an
ser Dina, int Ser @egn0 bon @ilno
ut1o a1d) in @ali5ien. SSa1 @altSien
baben lie loear einige @rfolge err
rungen, Die bon ibnet1 natiirld To-
fort als groBe Siege in Die @elt bir=
ouspoiaurtt %puroen, aber 5uriid ba=
ben tie oob miiiien. Gin Sell
bon ibnen tplirbe in @olbprier bin=
ein getrieben, mo Die SeIterrei6er
hereits Die 5tpei Seitl1nsen 2n5f uilo
Gl1brlo eenom11en baben.
IS iin6 pabreno Der lebtei1 @ode
an iebem Gage grfolge Der 9eut-
iden ~een1eloet tporben uno an feirte1n
ein5ieen Nieoerlaeen. @as sic &ui-
len oa BON aroBen Siegen auiammell
faielten, bat fem Menih gegInu6t
uno es bat iib audi iebr idnea ais
faIib ertpieien. Die Gage lit fir Die
9eutlden cine oalrhaus giinitige,
fpenn ou6 feline @roBtater, mie bin
gilunabme bon &iea cine Iein miirre,
getan iino. Sic Musfi9ten iino Sic
beiter. oie iid oenfen lalie1 uno es
ift nidt an5unebmenk oaB ser &pn-
manoopefiel in &uBlano ODER If.
geno Elm mberes greignis bieran et-
mas arDern miro.
au6 i'm 8eIten fonilen Die 9elt-
ihen 5ufrieoen fem. Sn Ben 8ogeien
boben fie Stellungen auf Dem Sart-
mannsfpeilerfopf pieber geponneil
lino IN ben @rgonnen baben tie CT
men brilliant p~erlanfenen 8oritoB &C.
madt. Inb oas lang ausgeoebnte
8ombaroement Der gngI6nber unn
6ron5olen meiter tpeitlid baben fe
gut ausgebolten. 0ieies gombaroe-
ment, oas nun ldon pier5ebn Gage
Dauert, obne irgeno ettpas al betpir.
fen, Ionte es Germ 2IoDo-@ eorge
eigentlid flar MAIDEN, baB ser Or
folg niht ein8ig nno oaein BON Der
Mltnition %abbdngt.
sSft ben 9aroanellen nno on scr
italieniiden Gren8e bot Ii6 Sic cage
ridt berdll0ert. 4ber nit SEN
Soffnuneen Der Qf0iiertefl bic Sal
fonitoaten 81 aeiuinneit ideint es 81
@noe 8ll lein. 9~(agemeineS Mis-
trauen bot oas 8iosco 6erbeigefibrt.
Sic 8alfonftoaten trouen chamber
nidt un0 iie trouen aud Sen 4aiier-
ten nidt. l1n6 lie ba6en nibt ltiredt
0nnnit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-14

oas iiberbaupt nidt fonnen2 SeSnbem
ct ibnen 51ttraut, BOB ite ibrc 2euie
5u Saulenoen einer pbantoItiIde1t
9orbeit 5u 2iebe binopfern, beleioist
er aae 5iibrer ouf oas Id)tperite. 9ie<
lie Siibrer mdren i6on eiliglt por=
e%eortngen unb batten lGngit sic
9eutiden 5eridmettert penn 6ieie
ni6t, uuf Der inneren 2i11ie fam-
pfeno, st ifarf nno in ie6er 8esie-
burg better borbereitet tpGren, bic.
mebr Mltnitionsborr1te be1aBen, oils
einige inter BEN 8erbiinoeten, un>
iblieBlib me6er Monge1 an Cell,
nod an Wobrnng, nod an Botrioils=
mus bitten. Mltd 1870 fabeitc
man itets BON lolden gebeimnispul-
len 8ldnen, Die in Wirflidfeit aar
nidt bor6anoen tparen.
Derartise @ortraee MAIDEN urs
nur laderlid gu @anie nno int
Nnslano unb peroen fa11m be,1
5erren @sqnitb, 2loDo George ul,o
8olfour 2inoerung ibrer Mensi.e
bringen.
Man er5ablt uns, oob Bis sum IS.
SUM 1915 ni6t ipeniger als 1.2OO,-
600 9eutide beitattet ieien, oas
beiBf mebr als Elm @ierteI aIer int
Mitgnit 1914 berfiigbare11 oeut1den
&annpfer. Molioe n1adt iib niGt
flar, pelfer Ga1lm notie pare, Inn
oiefe @n5abl BON Gotten an beItatten,
1elbff tpern MON bier iibereinanoer
legt. @enn mar1 fer11er nit General
Srend auf bier 8ertpunoete uno
Sermibte einen Gotten red1tet, 0onn
mare nod Maubes Med1uana iiber=
baupt fem oeuti1er @oloot mebr
ii6rig. Derartiee 9or1tenunaen tom
men mol ons untpiIfenb5te Soft fit
eirlen Sonnabeno 11afmittaa beto<
rem, miiiien ober oenfen6e 2eute be-
friiben nfo Die 5einbe gum 2aden
bringet1.
Seit 4pril 1914 lit 0os britiid,e
8olf nun beitdnoig 10 gum 8eiten
gebnlten nno belogen moroen burdb
folfde 8ropbeten uno optimiftilde
Selbfttanldung, DOB lelbit iebt nod,
fp1e GloDo George enolid erflart,
rad 5ebn Monaten Der 0erlulte, scr
S6reden mno Der maBloien Ser
l1penonng oie Miebr5abl nidt sic
fDabre Natnr Der Seinoe, ibre @ioer=
ltanosfraft, lire friegeriide Sci
itungsfabigfeit erfaitnt bat.
@enm Sberft Ialloe nns alauben
MAIDEN mil, oaB oie gerbnnoeten SEN
tint Wiilionen eletioen uro balbber-
nidteten 9ertifen 80 Midionen qe-
gegeniiberffelen fof1nef, Damn rnrib
man it'd oof9 fraaen, posu beoorf es
% off Der Initrenglingen, INN Re
grliten 81 sbefonAnen2 Mau6es oolt.
Sc 8orite0lln9 lit offenIidtlif unber-
einbar nit Sen itrategildeit 8o1r-
beiten u1o geeignet, nod mebr Iii
bell an5uridten als sic ongeblidje
a~rieesfunit unb oas toftilde sc.
idfpdb, 0os 1871 5ranfreids. Ser
Hanglis berbeifiibrte.
Golden @eihtudb, Die O6eril
Weouoe es iid teiftet, muB man ent-
.edieoen ent9egentreten, namentlih
Denn es bon bo1be5ablten geamt:n
ntsgebt, Die tire erite Bflidt per-
aeiien, namlid, oas Golf IN poditail-
bigger ariegsbereitidjaft 81 erbalten,"
Sn oieier beritGnoigen @ioer.e.
giing pbantaitiIder 9ariteGllngell
miro alio beitdtiet baB Die Mebrbeit
Der @nglanoer nod feline redte Ior-
lteuung bon Der pabren Natur unD
geoeutung 6ieies &rieges bat.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
BIG "MOVIE" CONCERT
 AT LYCEUM SUNDAY

AS the Lyceum Players appear this week in He Fell in Love With His Wife," they are cast in lines which seem to fit most naturally the talent in which they are most congenial. Be- sides the usual evening performances matinee will be given.
 The Big Idea," which will be the next attraction, serves to further dem- onstrate the purpose of the manage ment in keeping up the high stand ard of plays. This attraction was originally produced by Cohan X Harris, which, in itself, is sufficient recommendation of the superior ex cellence of it. Before Conan X Har- ris accept a play they must be sat isfied that it has merit. In rehear- sal if it fails to reveal the merit or iginally expected in reading it is cast into the discard. Many plays went that way, but The Big Idea" was not only good in reading, but was bet ter in rehearsal and production for the public demonstrated the judg- ment was not misplaced. Theater- goers welcomed it and agreed that it was all that the name implied, and then some. The name, the story, and the development of the plot certain ly. lived out The Big Idea and dur ing the New York run drew persons repeatedly to it. This is an attrac- tion which has the guarantee of the of the Lyceum and every one should avail themselves of the opportunity to see it. ...... sr
 The biggest Sunday evening attrac- ton offered to picturegoers is that arranged by the management for Sun day evening when The Woman in Black, a sensational feature picture of Klaw & Erlanger production will be shown. It is in four parts and reveals highly dramatic story. The Egyptian Mummy in two parts, be- ing a Vitagraph production and Re generating Love-" which bears the Lubin stamp of excellence, will also be shown. The last is a two-reel picture so that those who attend the Lyceum will be treated to eight reels of fine pictures. Don't miss this con- cert.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
Christianity and the War
BY RUTH CAMERON.

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New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
NEW ENGLAND PLAY
 AT POLPS THEATER

The remaining performances of The Blindness of Virtue" at Polls heater in which the players are having much success, will be wit messed by audiences which will tax the capacity of the house. This at traction has proven to be one of the most popular presented by a poli stock company.
 Next Monday afternoon the play CTS open in the delightful play Of New England life, "Rebecca of Sunny brook Farm one of the most faith full reproductions or real rural life that the stage has even seen. Pre- sented in this city five years ago, it made an instant hit. It has had long runs in New York, Philadelphia, Chi cago, Boston and all the other large cities of the country, in addition to a most successful engagement in Eng land and Australia. so that 1t is right fully termed an international success. The story Is simple and sweet.
 "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm " has no wronged heroine. There are no stolen papers or heavy mortgages to be lifted. There are no grasping sisters or giggling old maids. It tells the story of the simple, rigid regime, under which New Englanders are born and raised which yields to the influence of Rebecca.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
PLAYS AND WAR TALK
 COMING TO PARSONS

The $. T. King Amusement Co.,, Inc, is offering the Rupert Hughes farce Excuse Me" at the Parsons theater, Hartford, on Saturday mat inee and night. Excuse Me" is a farce among farces. It strikes out from the beaten track and it is full of true humor. It is laugh and it is remarkable for it's novel and lu- dcrous situations, it's diverting char acters, it unusually amusing dialogue. MT. Hughes has missed no chance to make fun. His chara have reality in them, his play moves quickly, he has wrung every drop of humor out of railway travel, he dis plays a truly amazing ingenuity anl resourcefulness. Excuse Me" is a journey by rail from Chicago to Reno.
 AS sweet and fragrant as the sou' Il wind waited across the heather-cla1 hills and dales of old Scotland" is the way, one critic described Kitty Mackay," the love story with a laugh in every line that will pay return visit to the Parsons theater for three days, commencing Monday, February 15. The first act is laid in the quaint little village of Drumtochty, and is brisk in movement and picturesque in detail; the second act is in the drawing room. of Lord Inglehart ; London mansion, and is surprisingly we'll conceived and executed; act three brings them all back in Scotland where true lovers come into their own
 
 correspondent, who will deliver his uncensored war talk at the Parsons, theater on February IS, has brough with him from the German and Aus trian battle fronts a really remark able set of motion pictures in addi :. ton to his wonderful colorcd views.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
EVE AND THE MAN"
 ON KEENEY BILL NOW

Selma Weston and company, pre- senting Five and the Man, clever ly arranged playlet, is now substitut- ing for Flardo as one of the special attractions at Keeney's. Flardo con- cluded his enga cement here yesterday and the management secured Miss Weston to take his place. Her act played the first part of the week in Binghamton, where 1t was one of the biggest hits of the season. She scored heavily on her initial appearance here yesterday. Her act is one of the best turns on the bill and 1t should draw well tonight and tomorrow.
 Fields Brothers stock company will conclude its engagement here tomor- row night. The company is present. ing "Whirl-A-Gig," a condensed yer sion of "The Girl Behind the Counter" Weber and Fields big success. It Is m amusing act and the audience seem- ingly enjoys it.
 The Two Vagabonds, instrumental ists and singers, is another act of high merit. One of the pair gives a num- Der of selections on a concertina He is vigorously applauded every night and is invariably forced to respond with encores. The act well deserves tho praise it is receiving.
 The Faynes have a novel acrobatic and singing speciality. The twisting stunts of the male member of the com mbination are som mething far out of the ordinary.
 Stone and Sheldon, the German and the Soubrette, also have an entertain ing number
 The entire show is of high stand ard and we'll deserves the patronage of all vaudeville lovers in the city and it's environs.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

No skirt of the season is prettier than this one. The plaits flare becomi~ 1y, yet are pressed flat enough to give panel suggestion. The yoke means a smooth fit over the hips. The skirt Is altogether an essentially youthful one In effect. The plaited portion is cut in tour pieces and joined to the yoke and the closing is made at the left of the front. Many materials are appropriate. Here cheviot is finished with stitched edges, but all the suiting and all the na- terials adapted to the separate skirts are available for the pattern. Linen, pique and the like being just as we'll adapted to the model as are the woolen materials.
 For the 16 year size will be needed & yds- of material 27 in. wide, yds. :3o, 3H yds: 44o B yds.. 54; the width at lower edge Is 3 yds. before plats are laid.
 The pattern No. 8533 is cut in sizes from 1o to IS years. It will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department of this paper, on receipt of ten cents.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

ing when, as in the case of the bron- cho-brown coat, they bring into prom thence the unfamiliar width about the hips and the extra flare below the knees. Obviously the width of these bands differs according to their plac- ing. When used to define pockets they are narrow, but on the skirt DOT tion of the garment it is not unusual to find them of fourinch width.
 new belt that has appeared on motor wraps has found great favor It crosses only the fronts of the coat and restraints them where restraint is m ost desirable, and it does not inter- fere with the flare of the back It consists of two ten-inch long sections, buttoning a trifle in front of the un- derarm seams, near the waist line, and it furnishes as much trimming as a smart wrap should have.