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The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS
EnR MANnR

The Sentinel-Reco Is authorized to announce pr ]. w McClendon as 8 can- didate for mayor Of Hot Springs, sub iect to the votes of the people. in the general election Of April
 Try a Sentinel Record Want Ad.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS ONE SENT WORE INSERTION po.,,vx,x - -- - -
FOR SALE

FOR SAIIE-CaeaD, fine gentle driy- ing horse. Address B. F., Sentinel Record. 2-25 I'm
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FOR sATE-The best used ear in city,
 fore door, 5-passenger, m peihbE,se' eo, Is dlll3n ,pn now without spending, a re6t on it. HoWlett phona S'. -4' u
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FOR SALE

Valuable property on Central avenue. Hot Springs Arkansas. This property consists of block of four lots, comprising an area or 9t feet front and t75 feet deep, It is situated between the Kentucky and New York Clubs. nearly op- noslte the Arlington Hotel Splen- dld location for modern tire-proott hotel, so much needed In Hot snrinus; or for an office or com nlerclal building. Sale on easy terms. or will lease property oh N'Ii9s ,0ng tsot5, soon POS, Arkansas Nation. al Bank Building. S-9-ll
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THE PLAZA--Llght housekeeping apart
 ments and furnished rooms-all modern enclosed sleeping porches. beautit4l i9. cation, opposite IT. s. Superlntenueon onty nt ; fesidence G10 Reserve Ave Phone c'tt z Mrs. M F Green. l---o- u
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FOR RENT-Nice front rooms. reason and 1i5 scbnd,, e. 2-7-tf
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GOLF NOTES

By H. W. lANlGAN Press Representative of the Ar lington and Eastman Hotels.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Tw Two-storv no,,sa stv ,,roa coi,i ogii"a, reception han and bath hor and Iltu lct TTSLt.I, gas. and electric light corner 4"S Alol' 2-11-tf
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
ATHENS ATHENIANS.
From the Athens Athenian

From the Athens Athenian.
Rev. c. W. Riden has returned from the
northern part of Minnesota.
Mrs. S. E. Rice, of Riceville, has recently
returned from a visit in Memphis.
Miss Mary King, of Montgomery, Ala,
is in Athens on an extended visit to Miss
Allie Force.
Frank Rood. of Creenville, is spending
the week in Athens with his mother, Mrs.
Will Reed.
Mrs. F. P. Ellis, Of Chattanooga is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. H. M. Chandler,
this week.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
A DESERVING CASE.

When it comes to helping those who are
in distress, we have found that the people
of Ducktown rarely turn deaf ear to
such cases.
Our attention has been called to the
condition of the family of ]. W. Lemons,
and it seems that they have had more than
their share af the ills of this life. Mrs.
Lemons has been an invalid for over fit
teen years and is unable to help herself.
Mr.. Lemons is unable to work and they
find it hard matter to make ends meet:
Recently they lost their only COW and
this has deprived Mrs Lemons of about
the only nourishment she is capable of
taking. Without kind hearted neighbors,
they would indeed be up against it.
It would be deserving act if our peo-
pie could find way to replace this COW,
and we hope to see somebody take the
lead in this matter.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
CLEVELAND CHRONICLES.
From the Cleveland Herald.

From the Cleveland Herald.
Mrs. ]. E. Easterly is improving after
her serious illness
G. H. Austin and family have moved in
to the Phillips property on Lea street.
Mr. Pratt, of Panama, is visiting his
mother and brother, E. M Pratt, of this
city
Mrs. Clayton Ayre and daughter Jose
phine, left Thursday for visit to relatives
in Virginia near Washington, D. c.
Miss Grace Aiken left this week for
treatment at St. Thomas hospital in Nash
Vile
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
ETOWAH EVENTS.

Mrs. W. F. Elrod spent Saturday and
Sunday in Athens with her father.
Mrs. D. w. Brooks, of jacksonville, was
the guest of Mrs T. S. Sneed, this week.
T. M. Dunn left Tuesday for months
visit to his brother and other relatives in
Texas.
C. A. Clayton and two children returned
Monday from a pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in Dalton, Ca
Chas. S. Hale, ofDyke, Va, has accepted
a position with the Crystal Ice Co., and
will make his home in Etowah
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
NEWS FROM SUBURBAN TOWNS
SWEETWATER SOLHOOUIES.

Rev. ], H. Sharp has been in Knoxville
this week.
Mrs. James MAY and Miss Carrie Lee
Howard we're visitors at Knoxville, last
week
Misses Maud Ewing and Fannie Susong,
of Morristown, were guests Of Mrs. John
Bradley this week.
Mrs. Chas. Moore, of Knoxville, attended
the funeral of Mrs j. L. Bachman
Fred Ballard, of Chattanooga, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, W. L. Ballard on
route 5, last Saturday and Sunday.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
FoURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.

Since the arrival Of j. L. Gourley, secre-
tary Of the \ NJ G. A. the move on foot
to have a Fourth Of July celebration in
Ducktown has taken a new impetus.
Heads OF committees from the churches,
lodges, mines and business Interests have
been appointed and active work will be
begun at once.
This looks Ike business but the time is
short for work to be done. Let everybody
who can put his shoulder to the wheel and
a successful event will be the result.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
County Correspondence


Everybody is invited 10 attend an ice
cream social at Postelle SATURDAY evening,
June y. She proceeds will be used to de-
fray expenses of the singing school
J.R. Miller attended the moving picture
show, Saturday night.
The singing school at this place is pro-
crossing nicely, under the direction Of Prof
Thomas A. Lyle Postele is in favor OF
Polk county singing convention.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

This is to notify the public in general
that will not be responsible for any debts
contracted or made by my son, Luke Cal
lowey, after this date.
March 8, 1915. Mrs. BEN GALLOWAY.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
FARMER.

The rain continues, with mud, water and
weeds.
DR.. G. M. Young has returned from
Memphis, where he has been attending
medical college.
Mrs. James Runion, after several months
illness, has regained her health and is look
ing hale and hearty.
Little Nollie Kimsey happened to very
painful accident, falling on tin can lid,
making an ugly wound in the arm.
Tom Whitner came very nearly loosiug
his thumb by the accidental discharge OF a
shot gun. Tom is unlucky. He shot him
self through the thigh, few weeks ago
with pistol
Andrew Sandwich while fishing, near
Tayors Ferry, recently, discovered an ami
NAL he said, with the body Of person, a
head like hog and teeth like reap hook.
Andrew became nervous as he related the
story.
A surprise and quiet wedding occurred
at this place on last Thursday night at the
home of A. F. Fitzpatrick. The contract
ing parties are Mr.. Vance Howard, of
Swain county N c., and Miss Laura Teage,
of this place They had never met each
other until the day they were married.
They left on the morning train for holland,
N. c., their future home. May their path
way be lit up by love and affection and
their voyage over the great sea of life be
undisturbed by the enemy's submarine
missiles, as they journey hence.
1t is said that the dog man has been
some what careless of his pet of bones of
which the canine species of this locality
have partaken too freely of. We learn
from Squire Shearer that McLeage pur-
chased fine young dog and put him in
confinement for safe keeping, to the dis
comfort of the Squire and his family. Aftet
forty-eight hours incessant bowling, barking
and gnawingfor freedomthe dog disappeared
nothing remaining but few toe nails and
a little hair from the tail. Nc. says he
must have eaten himself as there was no
way of escape.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
BLUE RIDGE BUDGET.

From the Blue Ridge Summit
P. B. Blackemore, of Isabella, Tenn,
was here Sunday
Rev. R. H. Robb, of Epworth, was in to
see us Monday.
Mayor CIaud Watkins of Ellijay, was at
tending court here Monday.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
JACKSONVILLE MELANGE.
From the jacksonville Tribnu.

From the Madisonvile Iribnu.
Walter Mason and wife we're in Knox
vile, last week.
j. T. Iglehart was in Etowah, last week
on business.
Leon Dyer is driving around in new
Maxwell these days.
The Polk County Republican. (Ducktown, Tenn.) 1914-191?, 1915-06-04
DR.. P. +. McKowen
OPTION ETRIST AND
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST

Will open a permanent office in DR..
Anderson's Dental Parlors, Copper
hill, Tenn, for the perfect fitting of
Spectacles and Eyeglasses.
All and every shape of lenses
Flat, Toric and Kryptok-ground to
special measurements of the eyes.
Lenses put in old frames and
temples.
Every eyeglass mounting an frame
carried.
A fine line of motor glasses AN
eye-saver by day and life-savsr by
night.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
MATERIAL
For lVithintle Law Gatfle cred
When WELLER Was a
Reporter.

Bavartl WELLER. author OF the suc-
cessful new American play, 'ssvV thin
the Law ~ Itch Seiwyn and COMPANY
announce for return engagement 81
the Robinson Grand theater. March
began his writing career as q re-
porter for one OF the New York dali.
les.
at the time Theodore Roosevelt wa
police commits sioner in the metropolis
lis, WELLER was detailed at detective
headquarters and while there secGr-s
ed the material for the exciting
scenes il Within the Law, I, ii at de-
ptct SO i1luulinativeIy certain ques
tionable practices OF the authori4isss
in their endeayors TO fasten gni It tor
crime on suspected persons. .S
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

Y
Arthur Hammerstein has decided to
Scontinne the run OF ct e Trap. by
Richard Harding Davis and Jules Eek
5ert Goodman !, now playing at the
Booth theaser. IN New York. Among
the principals are l4olbrook Bldnn.
..,y.stL II man and Tully Marshall.
K ss " & S d.
KIaws g Erlanser have arranged ,r
present Robert ~ lizard In q sprinR
tour of his last seasons success, The
Argyle Case Tee tour VII open ID
Brooklyn next month.
The war plays are beginning to
come along in battal lions.
Robert HI lizard will have a. spring
season In The Argyle Case
q Al H Wilson will next season have
Sa play by HerbertsII Hall WfnsloW.
The revival Of the costume roman an
tic play is being freely PREDICTED.
Youngstown now has a Hippodrome
that cost 300 900. Y
Frank Daniels has come out from
i his retirement and will pose The
Wizard OF the Nile. The Idols Eye
and q little Puck, for the movies 81:
Y - ss8s33:. E3sS
y: ~ The broadway iBeantie les burlesque
show, hit the rocks at Detroit.
ssas;s 81 81
second company Is to play s.apT,o-
night the Nigh Is In Hcnlnt IY towns.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
PLAYS HERE AGAIN
1.-THE Prince of PiIsen' TO Have
a Return Engagement at
Robinson Grand.

C1arksburg will be favored with a
return Of the comic opera, The Prince
of Pilsen, Tuesday April 6 Earlier
in the season it played here and gave
5Clarksburg theatergoers one of the
day. The same company including
John w Ransone in the part OF Hans
Wagner, is still in the cast. EN-
This season this particular company
has travelled a longer distance than
any other organization that took to
the road. Since playing Clarksburg 1t
has traveller 10000 miles, going twice
to the Pacific coast and as farnorth as
Canada and south to the Gulf IN
many cities The Prince OF Pilsen.'
PLAYED at least ten times and as lit
aapneared here only once it is no Won
der the 1hanageme Of the Robinson
3 Grand has booked it for q return en-
5sagement.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
when Dreams Come True
Pleases Two Audiences in
CIarksburg Thtaiier.

Philip Barthol omae's pretty must
cal comedy When Dreams Come
,Trlle, !" pleased two large audiences
yesterday at the Robinson Grand thea
ter. In conjunction with Silvio Helm,
the proyider OF the music, Mr.. Barthol-
omae has put forward in this play an
interesting rival of the musical plays
which have gone before and he has
managed to inject a satisfactory
amount Of some of the characteristics
CT his comedy essays.
Along the producing line the stage
manager has likewise done we'll III
ocostuminIs, in the selection of spec
talties aid the settings generally, in
addition to the main parts which are
all taken by players well enough
known to draw on their own accounts.
tIr. Helm from the standp point OF the
popular catchiness in his special mas
iical numbers mainta ms 1linself we'll.
in all the nearly two score that are
provided. Chief among these is when
Dreams Come True e the song which
gives the play its title and which
runs through some Of the orch estral
In the cast there is individual pop
sHlarity as well as merit: Frederic
Sc ntley as keene He'd aes,''s3is one
Of the most capable musical comedy
Juveniles OF the present time, while
Margaret Giae as Beth Is the possess
or Of pleasing personality and a
sweet voice. For comedy n ork. there
lis Jack alundy. as tI4ercules Strong Z
a d elective, and Connie Mack. as Ma
tilda. the country girl, IS always q
sure laugh producer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
I97onderflsl fountain
Picture IS Presented
In the Magnifice llt roductiorli
of The Round up Soon
to Be Here.

There is one splendid stage picture
IN The Round-I n which lifts III
from the plane of melodrama to that
Of high art.
When the curtain / ises on the third
act, d lone Indian brave moun.ef, but
Emotionless as a statue. is seen on u
naturai bridge that stretches its span
between two lofty peaks OVERLOOKING
an Arizona desert His keen eyes are
scanning ne vast panorama unrolIed3
into :lifmHab1c distances.
Suddenly ne turns, his legs gripping
The horse sides. his sl1stirTupe feet
pressing against the animals belly
and gives a low mus Steal cry of 81 ess=-i
mailing. Ae he does SO. the horse
moves on pic king its way carefully
among the loose bould ers, ard horse
and rider then disappear behind the
needle ike peak M tn cir front.
Another and Another.
Far up on the other peak a second
indian horseman Appears The wind
ing mountain pass brings him down
at dizzy angle along its precipitoEs
edge AS lie comes into full view or.
the audience and then. still circling
THE peak, only to reappear on the lit
tie bridge of rocks leading to its fell
low. third Indian energies into the
picture at the peaks height follow
ed by fourth, "a fifth and a sixth.
| the coming of each being tense with
dramatic significance
Almost before you realize the scene.
in all its reEstveness, a big band
of Indians, each astraddle of a gen
nine plains pony, riding in single file.
is making its way down and around
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Es;The Man in the Case and
my Wife's Family Sure
to Be Pleasing.

Two mighty fine plays have beenSse
Iected for this, tie eleventh week Of
the Palace Players local engagement.
"A rare dramatic treat will be offered
the first of the week and popular
musical comedy the last half.
IN securing The Man in the Case
for the first half the management has
been very lucky for this is one Of the
very latest stock releases. The story
is tense, in interesting and a good com
iedy5 vein runs ali through IL you
like. a real good play that is right up
90 the minute, this one will please
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Drama and COMEDY Are
Billed at tire Palace

you. ~
For the last half Of the week. one
Of the musical comedy successes that
every one is familiar with will be
presented 1t is .tNfy Wife,s Family, z
a farce comedy with music Of the bet
ter sort.
Musical comedy is a new departure
for the Palace Players and as it is
sure TO be welcomed by local theater-
goers, more will be produced in the
future. 55ss
The two Ebigs nights OF the coming
week will be Monday and Friday. and
the ever popular spoon night for
the ladies' will be Wednesday.
Fred Beaudo DIN, he populal: come
dian Of the compa my. is going to en-
tertain Thursday afternoon and Will
he pleased to meet al Of his friends.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
PLENTY OF PRETTY GIRLS TO BE
SEEN IN MISS DOLLY DINdPLE S I,
4 rksburg'Has Themand Good
Singers and Dancers
as Well.

Clarksburg musical and dancing tall
ent will have an oppor tunity8 display
III itself to good advantage March 10 and
d6 at the Robinson Grand when ha
Associated Charities will stage the
three-act musical coined j. t.tsNNt Hiss Dolly
sDtmpIes IA cast OF more than 600
local people will assist in the present
ing Of this very promising play
has always been said that Clarks-
burg has more pretty girls. more good
singers and graceful dancers than
!. United States Miss Edna ;Afoorehead,
the musica and theatrical expert,
y who is training the big musical
II show. backs lip the statement, many
times Miss Moorehead knows where
of she speaks. She lis young lady
with critical and discerning eye,
and artistic and pleasing tempera-
1ilent She knows good singing and
graceful dancing when she sees it and
she Is also judge Of beartE- And
we'll ought sheto be for she is in the
business Of training. big companies for
musical productions and Il the direc-
n tor OF musical comedy would not
know these things, then who under
the sun would
Talent and Reanty Galore.
II always knew that Clarksbu-g
was famous for many things. includ-
ing its brilliant men and women. said
Miss Mooreh cad 'tbut ] didn't know
that it was famous for such pretty
girls and amateur theatrical artists,
too. Why, an getting together q
company here! that would make hit
anywhere at any price. Talk about
Kentucky's pretty girls. but West
Virginians, and those right here in
C1arksburg, for me every time i
hardl W know where they all come from
hut am satisfied of one thing, and
that Is you will never lack for theat-
rfca1 talent here In ClarksburE. The
material is here and the proper
training is all that is needed. Just a
peep in at the rehearsal last evening
there is something doing and the
one that misses this misses more
than Eight Hours in Broadway n II
The appeal to the schools as well
as elsewhere has been responded to
SO well that but few more is needed.
While 500 was wanted more than
500 are now in daily training. and
the others will soon be in line This
is something in which every one in
Clarksburg should be interested. SO
don't hunt for the hammer, but foot
q horn.
How 1t is Done.
To the rank outsider the question
that troubles them is. how can such
a stupendous attraction as Miss
Dolly Dirnples' ever be staged in the
Robinson Grand theater? That is
easily ansW cred by arranging the var
ious choruses in the order in which
they will appear. For instance: the
Young children will assemble al the
Masonic Temple. Will be called thith-
er to the theaterGat the time needed.
When they are through with their
parts they will so back TO the Ma
sonic Tens where several ladies Will
q be i'll charge to see that every one is
properly taken care Of And il their
folks are attending the first night.
they will be permitted to see the at
traction on the opening night No
one from the different choruses. or
from the cast. be permitted 10 en-
ter the theater during the act: nor
will any DC the fathers or mothers be
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
Hear q IN he 4 . ger

Otis Harlan and Edith Decker are
With Annette KeIIermann's show. So
are q Hubert WFilk5c and Gertrud e5 am
U 81
Ada Lewis is to have playlet by
ed gar tA Ian vyoolf- sss.S
NJ Y 4ss " HIGH .
Mol1ie Mcintyre has a new sketch
entitled tscotch Love
NJ -. SSk ":
I.iane Carrera, the daughter of
Anna Held S. appearing ii 3 new
act.
Ethel irving, the English actress.
has has secured the English ignts ot
IA
The name IEie Elixir OF Youth
has been changed 10 that Of ts,tty
The Hound of the lilies 4,
Cohan5 Dogs great story, Is TO be
adaptsd 81. psoy 8 u picture purposes.
~. H. Sothern rs written a three
act play called 81 Amazing Miranda.
There 3 b are but four people II the cast
Mrs. Patrick Camp bell may appear
next season in yaude EVIL e In q sketch
by George Bernard Shaw, whose sub
E5ect Is the Spy m a. 2 e.
Laura Nelson Hall is soon to ap-
pea fA IN sa drama tic p laylet
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
: FAMOUS COMEDY REVIVAL.

Phyllis Nelson Terry appeared this
week IN A elaborate revival of the
famous romantic CON cdy, ..rlhc Adj
venture os Lady URSULA in N hiclis e.
n SCI 1iarn al,d Virginia Harmed APP
peared a number OF years ago. IN
me ~ II ft!ls company were Mon
rs que Love and Virginia Eek Brooks.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
B.G /: RlyEE y now.

Rice g DoT:e, Who Z Il forty four
car railroad circus, " Ill this season,
have "a river show, I, he launched III
Fits burg April q !, 4. They will use
two steamboats, end 81 barges, az. !.
play towns on the Chic and afississ-
lpDi rivers. The reason OF the chanSe
Is TO reduce the dailE Transportation
from $3.50 TO s165 a. day.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
SCIENTIFIC Bah W +.
WILL Go TO Az DON

The new Harris pred ton. tried
under the name Of The Scientific
8abv has proved q l1!t and will be
taken to London in April twill open
in New York iii August Beth Frank
lvn 5s enc or the two engaged from
the trial cast. as her playing g vas one
of the strong features of the piece.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07
--LATEST ] |. DANCES
Are#to Be Den nstrate lin Tie
Waldo Supper Dom NJ on
day Evening.

public demonstrat ton Of the lat
est steps in modern dancing will be-
given Ionday evenin g in the large
supper room Of the Waldo hotel by
Mortimer Kap han, of New York;
end Mrs. Claude II binaon. Tables:
ing space for the dancers.
~ Kap han. who recently deli ht
sd local theat er-goers with u rsaIis.
4 the portrayal OF. Charles DickenG
characters. Intends to start dane
Ing c1asssin this 81 IL. Be sta ing Mon
Gay evening The public dennnsra-
tons will continue lightly lie;
Waldo. with the except zion OF EridaYs.
evenings.
AIr- Kaphan has been directly IN
sterested with the dancing stud los s5E
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle, "a. Hep
5eurn Wilson and q number of tliSS
leading hotels OF New York. s
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

Edward +. Lowers. who has been
plagiDg Leading parts Win Robert
afsntslI will have a summer yalIde-
vile tour.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

Donald Brian. Of the
eomIbina lion in The Girl
intends to spend his suInnnar tttiiis
Year In California as he has siened
a ontract to- be featured in a otions
picture to be taken n5that state
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-07

The Barnum g Bailey circus Will
open in Madison Square Garden IN
New York ADrilF g y.
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Ste bentige Sage,

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freuli6e 9ea6ridt gefommen, ooB Die
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lei. Die midtigite 0adridt fam
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lf)lagen babe itno bereit iei, ieiu
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miioera, uenil england 2ebensmii-
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Gelaltgen loIie.