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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-21


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Nollma6tem erbalten.

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all. ausIGnbtr in StaIien
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Risa

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Wed. Mat E,., 8 Nov. 3
metro Film corporation)
Two days
offers
The Superb Emotional
Actress
EMILY STEVENS
"DESTINY''
"The Soul Of
a Woman
The play that has taken the country
by storm. A s act pictured ailesory
that will carry sublime message to
all people.
Admission and Toe.



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ADJUSTMENTS.
Carlyle Blackwell and Blanche ewsai
in "The Case OF Becky"

Carlyle Blackwell and blanche Sweet
in "Tbe Case Of Becky"
Blanche Sweet. the idol Of motion
picture theatregoers, Is to appear in
q dual role In her next production. IN
the LAsky Paramount release OF the
famous Edward Locke drama. "The
Case OF Becky" one OF David Beiasco's
greatest dramatic productions.
IN this photodrama, Blanche Sweet
Is feminine DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde.
As the sweet pretty girl. Dorothy. she
is loved by everyone and makes many
friends. but when her other self ap-
peara. as Becky. she Il = mean. dis
agreeable crcature.
Dorothy, . sweet, refined, pretty
girl. has been brought up to appear in
public with Bal1amo, hypnotist. who
claims 20 be her guardian and who
finds. In Dorothy, wonderful medium
for the display OF HIS power. BY
constantly subjecting her to the hyp-
motto Influences. he has weakened
Dorothy's win power and the dual
personality which turks n every one
has become 30 strong that 4 insists
upon manifes.ing itself TO the world
Is another parsonage in the bodily
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form Of Dorothy. This person calls
itself Becky and 10 fully cosnizant
OF Dorothy. whom she rates. wherea.
Dorothy is not SO truly aware OF
Eecky-she does not remember all
that Becky has said and done.
Becky runs away from Balzamo
and has many experiences earning
her living. She always obtains po-
sition through the sweetness and
lamiability Of Dorothy and loses 1t
through the ugliness and malice OF
Becky.
Becky finally visits q sanitariuru
and there young doctor who has
wonderful hypnotic power, falls n
love with her. He recognizes the
dual personality and resolves to help
Dorothy. How he finally manages Z,
kill the malicious Becky. leaving only
the sweet and lovely Dorothy is only
one Of the many incidents In this un-
usual and gripping production.
Supporting Miss sweet. are the well
known stars, Carlyle Blackwell. Theo-
'dore Roberts and James Neill. .
The play Is produced in the estab-
'lished Lasky- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maj
Iner and II one OF the most unusual
|photodramas ever seen on the screen
Advertisement
sThe House That Jack Built" Nov.
SO, 1t the Grand.
When the c',rtain rises on Mother
Gcose's party at the Grand next Fri
day night. the audience may DO pre-
pared for an evenings Keen enjoy
Iment. The rehearsals have been So
Ing merrily on for the past two weexs
and results show that the cast T. 40
unusually strong one. Many new fea.
lures have bean added Miss Hoftense
Porter will dance double number.
|.Humeresque." BY Dvorak and Min
|uet Musical. ~ Schubert. Tho
names OF I part Of the two hundred
N the cast follows:
Tho principals - they appear:
Mother Goose Mrs. ]. II. FurIon9.
Knave OF Hearts--(A deepdyed VI.
liam Thomas RoEerson.
King Cole-(A Jolly old soul)
Charles Dickinson.
Queen Of Hearts (Famsd for her
Etsrts) Greta John.
Page to the Queen Corona sher-
lock.
Ladies In Waiting 70 the Queen
Katharine Blcm. Mary Bell.
.sThe Man n the Noon, c0ntrAlto
| solo MRS. Wilbur Hughes.
Send Your Love = Violet, soprano
| solo Miss Celestins Dickey.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-31
Hamilton Gate CITY
Hamilton, Ill, Oct. 81.

The Hamilton Brick and Tile Co
are working full force now and turn.
ing out the tile for building purposes
that has proven to be one Of the best
and cheapest materials for building
on the market. This plant is one OF
the best enterprises our city has and
we hope to see it grow. They are
now employing about forty men,
Mr.. F. D. Wilson left for Decatur
Saturday morning on the Wabash
Mr.. Wilson is certainly entitled to Z
vacation. He has been running q
drug store In Hamilton for twenty.
five years and been very successful
We are sorry to lose Mr.. Wilson as
he was always booster for Hamil-
ton, always ready with HIS donations
to help any enterprise. We will
surely miss the Wilson's and wish
them success in their new home
Miss Alice Leroy returned from
New York Thursday, where she spent
. the summer visiting with her sister
Mrs. Pease. She enjoyed her trip and
had fine visit. ]
We understand that one OF our cftf
Gems, Mr.. Herb Gibson. was quietly
married In California Z few days ago
The boys are looking for his return
w. e. Lawrence Of Quincy was q
business caller yesterday.
Bob Swazze Of Burlington was
looking up the Henry hardware bust
ness yesterday.
F. B. Hanagen OF Chicago was q
business caller yesterday.
G. Hallenback OF Chicago was Z
business caller yesterday.
Mr.. Walter Holmes of Ottumwa was
visiting his uncle Doc Holmes, Satur
day. Mr.. Holmes IL connected with
the Milwaukee and st. Paul railway
In Ottumwa. He reports Ottumwa Il
improving very fast.
Our merchants have all decorated
their show windows for Halloween
ana there isn't q window but would
take the prize II they were in con
test. The Denton grocery has . dne
display OF flour. The Parsons Variety
store has fine display. The Ray
burn clothing store has some dne
windows: Gordon's book store has .
fine window: Ham Young has great
display; Dodge's grocery has some
great pumpkins on display: the City
drug store has Z handsome window
ana L. w. Berdolt has . great show
window.
Sunday being Hallowe'en. The
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boys are getting ready to celebrate.
Services at the M. E. church. Rev.
Milling. pastor. Morning preaching
10:45. Sermon, Gods Friends"
Evening preaching. 1870. Sermon,
Lamp Of the Lord"
Services at Bethel church. Rev.
Nelson Hall, pastor. Topic morning,
Thou Shalt Not KILL Evening. sac
red concert by the choir.
Christian church. N. w. Evans. pas.
tor. Bible school, 9:45 a. m. Worship.
10:45 q, m. Subject. 1.-THE True Glory
Of Church" Worship. 1880 D. m.
Subject, "Why Some Men Do Not
Consider Christ" Teacher training
class Monday evening at pastor
home, 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation
Is extended to the public to attend all
services The evening sermon Is the
second OF the series the pastor IL de-
livertng dealing with man and his re-
ligfOus needs.
There Will be services 1t ST. Mary's
Catholic church the first Sunday in
each month. Rev. Showers. pastor
Services at $3.50 q. m.
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(World Film corporation)
offers
Americas Best Known Actor
Nat Goodwin
'|3The Master
Hand

"A remarkable oct comedy drama
which provides for this famous actor
an unusual number Of opportunities
for the display Of his versatile genius.
at makes dImpies to catch the tears
so don't miss It.
Admission and 10 cents.
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Healthy Baby.

Hveryone wants baby 70 ~ stron1
e . baby'S right TO H5 nother must
yiGusous baby. the nope. peru and strata;
TSe conpists Joy Of expectation snG
Hothors Friend Is reco nnse this ef
ss<Sej rsnsdy relieves the ,p 9esnsnastur.I
SSeIne a. the nerves and tne iniaamenn
MN upon the cords an sne sicknes
SSld Is eSnse nausea, mofn, is absc
S16 0nny local dtstresssn and -
10y oolo and depenuas First clnl9
80 3 - to s.. g sSappiy Il
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remarkable drama, also other fea-
lures.
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Tho sunday services and subjects ~
|as follows: Ealing"
1880 .. M, 1.-THE Secret DWeiiN''
400 o. M, The Lost Chila. n.
400 3. M. "The Cut Of Today' "
|lG300."
Two sides.

Washington Star: Ihere ai0
sadee 10 every question. nab,
s'Friend," replied Broncho s..s .!
~thore's only two sides to 2 sids,
cards. I top-side and ooe.um as tha.
M that Amt no call to assume
one 4 q good as the other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21
GEN. SCOTT SUCCEEDS:
P|UTES ACCOMPANY HIM
Chief Of Staff Back From Mountains
With Alleged Indian Murderer
and Tribe Members.

DENVER, Colo. March 2o.-Gen.
Hugh L. Scott, chief of staff of the
army. accompanied by Tse-Ne-Gat. a
Piute Indian wanted by the federal
authorities for murder; "Old Polk"
son, arrived in Bluff, Utah. late today,
according to special dispatch to the
Rocky Mountain News from Bluff by
the way of Cortez. Col.
Gen. Scott entered the Indian coun-
try two weeks ago, having been sent
from Washington to seek to pacify a
band of recalcitrant Piutes who were
aiding Tse-Ne-Gat in resisting arrest.
A posse of federal deputies under
United States Marshal Nebeker of Salt
Lake City recently made an unsuccess-
in a battle between the posse and the
Piutes member of the posse and two
Indians were killed and several were
wounded. Six Indians were captured
and one Of the number was later shot
and killed while attempting to escape.
Gen. Scott, accompanied only by his
aid. an orderly and Navajo guides, left
Bluff ten days ago in an effort to in
duce the Indians to surrender. Details
regarding the manner in whirh he sue
ceeded in inducing the leaders of the
band to return with him have not been
received here.
Wire communication between Bluff
and Cortez Is bad. it is stated. because
of a storm prevailing in that section.
Scott Party Unarmed.
After the battle with the posse, the
FLUTES are said to have retreated into
the rough country southwest of Bluff
and near the Utah-Arizona border.
Gen. Scott and his party were unarmed
seeking a conference at which Gen.
Scott hoped to induce the leaders to
surrender without further resistance.
Marshal Nebeker's posse. composed
of frontiersmen of eastern Utah and
southwestern Colorado, was ordered
home two days ago. Marshal Nebeker
is said to have left for Salt Lake City
today.
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ing A, J. Ayers. a member Of the asso-
citation, upon his promotion to the po-
sition of chief clerk in the Department
of the Interior.
The following members were ap-
pointed on the committee in charge of
the entertainment: Chris Lehmkuhl. T.
G. Cagney. E. joseph Aranon. M. J.
Heating, James J. Hope. r. A. MCGUIRE,
John Raffo, William T. Murphy. John
J. O'Niel. Hugh Smith. George Smith,
Joseph P. o'Lone. DR.. 1. D. Carman.
Miss Flora Levy, Miss Mary Kennedy,
Miss Altha T. Coons. Mrs. Chris Lehm-
kuhl, Mrs. NJ. J. Heating. Miss Mar
garet F. Lutz. Miss Smith. Miss Blanch
Sprague, Miss Mildred v. Gardner and
Miss Edith Y. Lee.
The president. John ]. Keenan,, in
formed the members that he expects to
have some prominent speakers at the
next meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21
KITCHENER IN FIELD
SPLAN FOR SPRING
Continued from First Paee.)

French authorities told me that nine
days was the limit of life for these
great motor trucks that look indie
structible. I travelled along a road
several miles in length not far from
the battle front, in a section that had
been frequently under artillery fire.
and every fifty yards We would pass
handsome motor car, armored for
battle purposes, piled up in the ditch
along the road, a complete wreck.
French Bullet Finest.
Tn respect to the bullets used In
this war I might say that this sub
ject appealed especially to me, and 1
examined the ammunitions of all
parties to the controversy I can make
the statement that the French bullet
ts the finest I have ever seen. It
possesses the finest ballistic properties
OF any have ever examined It Is q
copper composition. wonderfully ta-
pered. perfectly balanced. and has ter
rible distance and great penetration.
Altogether. it is marvellous bullet
L want to stamp as false the state
ments that the soldiers of any of the
armies are using the brutal 'dumdum'
bullet. 1 Investigated some of the
complaints, and some of the ammuni-
ton that was spoken of as 'dumdum'
bullets. I found they were not dunn
dums. To the uninitiated the fact that
some of these shells were made with
soft points would tend to make it seem
as though this was for the purpose of
making the bullet mushroom AS a
matter or fact, if this was desired the
soft matter would be at the middle er
base of the bullet, and not at the point
Of contact. l found that in some cases
bullets had been made with aluminium
points. but this was not done with the
intention Of having the aluminium fiat
ten and mushroom, but rather because
the peculiar shape and composition of
these bullets made it necessary to have
the tips Of aluminium in order to keep
the balance of the 1eaden projectile
right. Otherwise they would not fiy
true. I will say that found that the
fighting in all respects had been as
cleai as war can be-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-21
AMERICAN SHIP HELD
ONCE A BRITISH STEAMER
Maracas, Which Will Go Before
Prize Court, in Custody for
Second Time.

LONDON. March 20.-It has been as
certained that the American steamer
Maracas, now being held at Hull FOR
action by a British prize court, was
formerly the British steamer Carmart-
henshire. and that she was transferred
to American registry since the out
break of the war. Her owners today
are the New York TranSat lantfc
Steamship Company.
The Maracas left New York February
- for Rotterdam and Copenhagen with
a cargo of packing house products
She has been detained at Kirkwan by
the British naval authorities since
March IL.
This is the second time the Maracas
has been taken into custody by the
marine authorities of Great Britain.
She was conveyed into Halifax by a
prize crew from a British warship
early in December. She was on her way
from New York to Genoa. Subsequently
she was permitted to proceed, assur-
ances having been given that no part
of her cargo would be sent to any
country hostile to Great Britain.