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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

bin including Eddie Cantor and Al
Lee; "The Volunteers" singing nov
eltv; the actor-author J. c. Nugent, in
his original oddly, THE Regular;
Cecile Weston and Louise Leon, the
Five Statues. Burns and Lynn,
Queenie Dunedin and the Charles
Chaulin film.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11

BEGINNING daily at 1880, the perform
ances are continuous until 1l:l5 at
night. The main production goes on
as nearly as possible at fifteen minutes
after each given hour, excepting the
last. NhIch goes on AZ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
ALEXANDRA.

Nazimova, in "War Brides" by
Marion Craig Wentworth, will be the
star Of this weeks programme at B. F..
Keith's Alhambra Theatre. Nazimova
has been surrounded by a supporting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
LOUIS MANN
Some of the Characters He
Has Created.

Louis Mann. the we'll known char
acter actor, who is now appearing in
"The Bubble" at the Booth Theatre
has created a long list Of notable stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-11
KEITH'S THEATRES
a Fashion Show at the Palace-Other
Features for the week.
HAMMERsTEIN's VICTORIA.

D'Amore and Douglass, equilibrist'
and the Charles Chaplin film.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

ariaeu bar soelogt. Sra 1erm
fommer Ser en- gieloind meo mi
ifetNe Stennle. en- aioeling SD-
se60rere aoar us % uen0er itrar
eiter iil6aae meo Ell Soloat iom
bGre3 0ireite til OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ ell blooheffct 0}oora5 paa et
iimpeIt 9oro. o. oper Set belle CT
rent 2o1eu. Gu Acetplenlampe ia.
tier pIliOielig ct lterft 2pS oper betc
Snterierct. &c SanrcoeS Nuiiater,
Nntoagerne, 9looileffcrue. alt fees
mi iuoeIig. Gppc pco Alterct er Ser
en- fdf)oIif on en- protctautiif Brett
Dc boifer SrGiteuS Orb til Sc ire.
iom lager on flrmper mco G60eu.
Cgiaa en- isoiif Hobbi er Ser, font
Ser iong life or nogen Sober blanot
Sc Gcenoe.
Gen Mano iom netop blep boaret
iuo. lpdQe$ pod OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
San er tlepcn iooret al to ar5Ier
/ Noucoct. Zen enc bar ifd0ct Nier.
men o. Mdnocu bar ntiltet iut 6or.
itano. aunoile Srn0cr ifiGrcr.
ior iouncn "a iorbinocr, me
ocn2 ManScn IiGacr / Mar
foic. &ffc ct Cro bIir Ser tolt.
&He en- 9po / airfeu unotd1cu
nm o. "a Ell ialtc Sttrueu ira en-
al &c Spenoc. Ereitcrue ligger pad
Nur / itjae @gu. &Tleruc orbeiNcr.
o. MoSonro o. ariihl5 Ter ira Glte'
ret neo pod Dc SpQe o1 Ceeuoc.
Sperationen Iptfe2. Gu Nfdn0$ Tor-
itouo OF Gin cr rcNoct. SpAcrne
itrpffer iQ pdd impropiicrcoc Seier
elter Set o~nitreulenOe Nrbcj0c. @Ien-
ncnt Stilheoeu lpocr cit GeN3rdlleu
Get er en- al Mrnocue oppc Uco III
terct, 9pi& 2ioclier er cn0t. Zen
hodrNt Suare0e, iom ruliA blcp one.
rcret fonmer pllloiclid til &euio't-
bcN. Sans @rber bcuoNer liz. N0ue
isritc Cro er: Marie. Wuric. bpor
lea boIbcr al oiq!"
&piene %ilutteS. &c trRttc SiGIc.
ieraere OF 2G1er ligger paa @itloct.
iu06nlehc / Tine anpper. % 'oper.
Dc ercitc. Tom pooger. er en- al Fre'
~iterre, Tom lGier @srner oucr DC
0soe, og en- SoDbot, ior Goor ONT
friug mcO &or0 til Sc Sodrcoe. Sn-
ienc poo Alteret qoor no, oet enc
citer Oct onoct.
Gn ~roienrco Ensuing fditer 1T
SfiGr ober airfcpiuNternc, OF "a
Qen5 iorlte Solitrdoler filter iu0 %
ipiler pna oe aifcQron slnligter. ZEN
mtge M}au6. iom blcp opercret, imi
Ter. San orsmmcr ont i'm Norie.
@co gIteret er Ser ire 3sbe, OF cit
mo1er, buIsiet tlltg Brett or 'ounet
/ mPlenoe Stiain9.
a~irfeocren oobnes, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
here3. ct @otteri fisrer forbi Sir
fen. Gn I'M Tag meo me 9i0eIicr
er beannot. Wen iilSe / Oct file
@uo$fms miller N}nbonmo og Gri-
fms 1reo ooer oe 2eper6e og Sc6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Sm M0nb. iom oIoriQ furonorer
i'm Weninq, er Inn set al iige, at De
erlten err 0e0e eQer 0mnmle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Sommetioer er 0ct floQcit al iIippe
5oQet. Noor 7. Gr. Stloen begpn.
Ser at ipringe Isbif, fan man liGc lao
oierne iprit iom iioit looc ncn fou
meo iig Sauget, man piIoc leoe Sen
men
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

eIlcr peo set met eniontme Sieru.
% til Siocr fun0e oi$ie lloilrgter
itrGffe ia belt nooper Is9uct. %
par oct Nora, TOM car ifoe for al
iinoe banl, mcbena 6olf 10 "a ianot
oe toobcIigt. Cite ianot hun bann
ogiaa, men i De ilGl SiIiRIoer isgte
bun forsippeS, % ino tMiIilllt TOM
Ran hian al iig iego.
Men Der ihilNe tonune oon Sio
ior 9osie1, "a ser life oar nogcn,
iom / iprli9 @roO brpooe iig ON
hanS @cliGr0 ~ .nJen, Tom pil0e
0iue bunr me aIGoer eller iom meo
llro / Sinoet piI0e iege eiter BAN,
noor ban blep boue. "a Den Sio
fmn peo arrmmerl9torns Oso, oa
gagien pnr / lit 'ertenoe Mar. Otter
ben 5to bl@ BET iom ct an6et 2tD
ior 9fora!SaYien, 'om ban bereitcr
alto heb. San BAR bortiat al 9pe'
Den liBelom Tpr, men ban oar ct
SngoSlen eller 6attigIem % bIeO
altio betragtet % be5uu0Ict lonn ct
iaabant. Ntan to- Set life ina neic
nlco ham, iom bar en- Sfrilling.
|oa Sc VlaSicr, bportiI ban par
bortiat ,og ipm ifuINe rare bans
Stem, rpbolot bar IN minolt. San
liftc beIit at fare omtrinl / 9pgoel
eller pua line en'onme 8duorinacr
/ Sfo9 OF 6ieIo, o9 0euuc &anorr'
Irit loo nof / 9looct, ingoe 6pIf -
ioroi ban bar at Gatcrlp9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Oatltenlnino
Gn Nat / en- g0nes6pfirtc, iom er
pmoanEct til yn,nrct.

: Sen lille irnnlfe Suu0sbptirfe
ialoer Aiteuen1 iiOite, ~graoblele ems
iuo qienncm 6e inoa @inOuer. Ter
huiler en- eieuoommelig StllbeO un'
Ser airfena 5~rpbpuIp. Get er life
bare SEN alminOelige, bsitioelige
airfeinlheo. iom berifer Der. Men
Set or 1eoen og @ioelien, iom ioar
WGnO iii at qao p0a SGerne o. tale
meo ormpet Stemme. Saaiuurt
Gsren oa6nes, heres aauonoren /
oct Gicrne. Ser. boor 2~nnoS6pens
aorrle. ireoeIiae Brett / Ell @erne-
ifeuloer bar Vrpfet 5reoens Gpau.
Qelntm, lager Der ]iGtter al Sau-
re0e, o. poo @uluet ilp0er Der BLOB
ale 9pufene er tablet op langs
sem eue 9pl, iorot Der fan hliUe
Gla6S til ina mango iom milig.
Sppe / aoret itimtes alteret meo et
molet Maoonnabiaeoe os Ell &rilci-
ffs. Tlnoien lice ioran AIteret er
reierperet Tor Be 2seuoe.
Get ii0ite aitenlps ipinOer, on M.
terms tpnoeS. Gn @rlppe Mpnb
trPoer in0. 9e er tlGot / Uniform
meO ct itort. hpiot 5orflG0e oUer.
Get er SdnitetsI9ler % oere$ Ms.
iitenter. ) Moaneosui3 bar &c uP.
ret poa i'm Foit Rat % Gna. Spi.
leium0erne bar uUret ioa OF forte.
ar5eiosoopelle lan5e % anitrengen-
Be. Den burtig lp0Isit oa nle0 et
uenliqt Smil I'll De 9ioenee moisrer
Sc lit arbeioe meo at belle, bpaS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

lelie iii Ssnneu off 9aaocn self
neo unoer &anOet. iaa at mo let
life flmoe ie no9s4 til oen. og font
etter temmcIig lana 5io irem iqjeu
pdd Ct Ste0 iaudt ira oct, buor Oell
Uar ioriuuncct. Cm huorleoes oca
uar nOrettet UeO man life meget.
Zen blep piinof Oreuet ircm me0
Aarer. iom lit aicuncm luittGtte
Aa6uinQer. men Neretninqerne OH.
at oeu meotog - Hoiolf ioruocn
Ea3iagerCrue, at 0en blep / Elmer
unocr &anoct. og CT Suiten ! Den
i~ornpcoc$ res fcuiifc MiOler. bgs
iitfert mootages mc0 g{istro.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
leu Gl0nc
1tmocrUdnoSbaao.

Gen isrite pirfeliq uoierte lln0cr.
uanOsbaao, iom Der baueS paulioeIi.
&c llnberretnineer ON, ifpIoea Ell
boQanoif 9Rge, GorueliuS Grebbel.
og oenne gaoo bIep prepet pnl
5hemien / 1920. @IanOt 2ienuio-
nerlle iii oenne isrite lluoeruanOS-
boa0 bar oen beremte 6pliter 6lip-
gbens 6or, og iisIge oennes 03e0oe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Nfa ~ for n,yt Var tlbag, e. ilswt 9rottti'rloe psS
ai lsfte en- Ruf,ri. c09erre iagoc uug 90 bet t'icits
Nadb for pclbrtotNe uHot pHrs Ell CHerafi0r. Bind
% 'uioruuota btibreoens ug ,yltr: Aar tr A~euaaoeo,.
men 9roititetoet Ct re rrnot tileIa' troos az leI
sier iunGi Hrtc.os ium zrsat,r Ter uor iHdeu Epes
ration. trgcH I~fcSietot iUtst erresrt lta bar trtct
a. iJils msu u( are iutotrHoiae CalnsHiulsr ON
buoyoGn ou Gan trnoloe fulSitfuofq pioreosue uoet
Cptmtion ro.s o1 rrucr tt mtQ Eugene NJ. Puilen.
enedker izAA Marcellus Avenue. Manasquau, v.
=. Gtot 90 hpys 30 tcuEc @e'evbtGisyste "a nfe
neU tl hDdnHiombfit andre Ter ltotr az 9rof g. 81
fan 'rsit ct Vn cler tostuiuoir 'toui, 5msrtsrre nso
o3Gus S9aoom oa 'itrut 2Suaitelisr "a Earsu peo en-
Cptrdfnu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

@ilionS 9lominiitration ifnl al
mig bore rret % priict FOR en- Sing
/ set minoite - Sen hnr holot oS
neitraIe ioa Ianet %iIoe Sen o9ino
icrae liot mel for Mioler til at ior-
ipare Dor Ieitralitet meO. par oct
beore enooa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

man @iio efter 2pQen, ser MI
iom Mlilitrrl9ge fom flpot / llni-
iorm. Sam bapbe fnapt iaaet iNien
Gsren eiter III, lsr Den lille Eige
BAN inls0e nleo u%0itrufte Sr.
me oa inilenbe 9iennem Soorer
~9rittiib, Griffith" gri.
ter, mente bun. Iottoren too benoe
/ line Arme, % bun ioone0c lntteliN
"a iilirebS nTiten mleo Oct iamnte.
"9onoon Gunh~ bar Iaget til ct
mt tprtilf 6lag. Gen turfiife Nalo-
moonc or tnget no, % ! ocn9 Steo or
inoiat Signnmeniet al en- init balu
Hingpplie.
Gn Brett / Srlnnb tom inc hos Ell
Sarmerfone % bd0 ON uoaet al brif
fe. beretter et am. Nla6. ,%d. ban
Ifuloe iao Ell Grit WeIf. ON ban on.
iteoe. % set por init hpdo Breiteu
uiIoc bare. Semen broatc ham ct
@llfiu0 nlco 100 Ntelf. Weu9 Hrc-
item orat. beqnuote q Ear Smdoari.
ie al bli nlbcleS raballf.
"@pdo cr ser ON at lisre meO
oisie @riieue 'l?" ipurNte Vrciten
"Na bet ian iea uof iortUac han
6ar". mente 9oncr. Set er ocrcs
cqen 9pp. han Ior oritfcr al. o. lit
fert nof ficuoer Sc iGieu aoppen
i'm"
SisIae %hitofer$ almnnof. ital
ser ppre 5Gl5tO,000 Siplc. Ser no.
rer iii ct al be friitne Samimo o.
or / set minoitc nnpnfriitne Ter or
blonot oiSie ariitne %, S60.000
Romeritfatolifer; t20,000.000
@rriffatulifer, iamt t7t,G50 NrOtc.
%itnlter.
iii beoenite Heligioncr defender
Tia oper 1000 Ninioncr Siple eller
t,0St, 9St 900 SuoipiOcr. hpnrni
3O0,S30,000 er Gonhtcinniiter 4;
22i.S25,000 N}ubamnleomere;
2f0,540.000 Ninoucrc; t5S,270,000
9(nimiiter % 13S.03t000 @rbobi'
tier.
@obt SreoicoeIen al @crOelt@ 9e.
boere bprer nltino &riitcnnapnet
Gnoog sen clroprilfe ari9 bar
line Inie Sioer. bemerfer ct am. @luo.
30 Ncgre. Tom iao OF peuteoe poa
5rpnet, be9pnote berom 0oqen at
0i@futcrc 9riQen.
"Manb, Dem tuife Subnnroncr
fonmcr i~iffcrt til at ipnfe Den enqcI
life 6Ioooe". ioaoe ben ierltc. Gas,
iir-ec, Dem fonlmer ill at erplo0ere
belle Nappen Vodocne oQ bele SnIo'
m-ittcn Tor Gnlelemunocu.
"&nil % bpoo fomnler ioa mer
til at bGnoc2" ipurQte oen anOen.
$50. Dem tpifc Subnoroufr oil
fummc tperS npcr Sauct hi0 pd er.
ploOcrc Aciten al De Nouulbaooe, ionl
fnocS / %cr0en. Get er init. bpoo
nil fompe til at bGnOe set, Sambo!"
"@cl, ber mia Der on @owge -
por Set fife bcbit, at ieQ % Ou itihe
crfIprtc o$ Tom 10 }}altt Nmft -
Hailtrnle2"
"MonN, : fan aierne Tor nti5 er.
Here eocr Nautrnlc oQe iommen, ON
: nifer", ipureNc @umQc operIeaeut
"NPen lea er Suifer leg!"
Sea bar ingcn 8pil ON nnoet, emo
al Sriaen / europa lndr on.rent oct
lloiol0, leg / init title Sino oniter.
Wten ieq cr reitroI, SnOen 30 Nar
ue0 III mere emo Ill.
H~apporterne ira Berlin er Dteiter.
perfer. 2laeleoes De ira Eetroqroo.
Fetroqroo er alto oct tplfe Nan.
oeiulo tort % De rusliife Cab ubetp.
belize. mems / Berlin Hllsierne %
oe dliereoe alto .Iioer ipprc CAB, o.
(piterne bar C%ptridqet / bpertcneite
SlaQ % Sammenite0l
0r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
On Nrmt al NRinipner.

ion M brudcr "&urner'3 @hite
NiHe ono Gar COMPOUND" iiqer. 1t
set err 6et beNitc Nli00el pna ,Sorocn
ior Noite, 6ortioleIle 90 iunge Guu.
Qer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

eAmaliueH "buSstrner' CT m~ootascn I
ass Croer. oR ben e5 cit u fan eHte ea
Sbmlriue a. oRre. Sen sisE GOO, Arbe;s,
90 laur let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05
Smaaruif.

Smaaruif.
On WGlto, iom olOriQ ~1oranorer
i'm Mtening, er fln set at lige, at De
enten er beoe eler Oumme.
Councillor er set flopcit al ilippe
5aQet. Noor 7. Gr. Stl0en begun-
ser at ipringe Iebif, fan man li9c iao
Qierne ierit iom iioit looc Cen iou
meo ii9 Sanget, man uiI0c leoe Sen
meb.
Gn Auuitralier bar / Sorene0c
Stater iaaet Eotent pno ct Miooel,
ser ifal iaa MT @aar til at gro pao
ifaloeoe Ssier, %iortGlcr ct om. Gluo.
SoiS Sen ionme Cpiinocr olinn finn.
De foo pateuteret ct Wi0ocI, TOM
funoe ioa Solg til at gro pod Sr9.
BUTTE, pilbe set pUrc Ell u0merfct
9tpbeo Tor - oct am. @loo n1tlirlig.
.pi$l
@ilioliS Administration ifnl al
mig bore Gret pg priict FOR Ell Gina
/ set minoite - Ben bar holbt oS
neitrale ioa Ian9t. %iIOe Sen o9ino
icrQe liot mel for MiolGr til at Tor.
ipare Dor Neitralitet me0, por oet
bebre en6oa.
gn Greltenlnn0S Sro ere 0iSle:
"Gn eneite WilltorUr fut0c fda oS
til at Qna / arig MOD Merim inlor.
gen Tor Eelqe; men ionn1c Tolf 6G-
per tilboge for Ocu 2onfe, at Der pun
noaen Moaoe ifilbe aiore5 SnOpen-
0in1er moo oe GorgooelIer 'om pres
mos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al 0urf-
6repne nicrifouite Gipule."
SertiI cr life meQet at iigc ault
set. at Sen MiQionPr, iom fun0e inu
p9 til of begnnOe arig meO Wterico.
ifulbe ri life al iaa Nauu oq Nore9ie
pao. Samt en0clig, at ieq life piO.
tie. at Sen omerifonife Station bor
bperfen 91et cller Iorpliqtelie til al
gaa inc / ct ircnmeo San0 meO Gau.
benmogt for at b%eifptte en- ui9 alo@ie
&pinoer moo OereS cane 2ono@.
mpno, @or Administration bar
giort mer for mcrifanite "gormbier.
tiqbeO@ieitre" emo Sen qoot fan Tor.
iuore lige oper ior &pl3erne. noor
0iSie Ell @ang iddr 8reie plo ga.
gen. Zen ucImenenoe GreitcmonC
ifulbe life aaa iad itrengt irettc mer
Dor NrGiioent angunen0e merriam.
ife 9ippIe~ og noet meritonif Gip,
pelifab. Get er blo0ig llret moo Sra.
iioenten 6pi9 i@torite oo npiten encitC
8ortieneite beitdor oeri. at Ran han
boIot os ira at fonlme / arig caer
brpOe Dor NoitraIitet.
3bor aronhnuqieteren ia6 paa el
Grebcnfraf npr Eeiien og iGI0tc
5oarer. San iaO / &alpmerfe. %
aiGrringo par nebe / Sufen % mel
fet 9ieiterne.
Sno tren gtaboen Der Sitianqer
"aSSh, Ro6o! bpao iIeber Oh ior?'
iplrgtc Ter.
"Aa fiGre Oi1 az fiGre bia, Incl
tcbe 5hor. "Nil3 Sfinoerbsl5 aonr
er oso."
ga iua - er bun set? Den hpni
fommer oct MI sig Oeo, Gdbo? SIN
uor ito life ifplo enten meb Dig eQel
Din Some, mente Sitinneen.
Seq peo, hln bar life, ilitreO,
Sbor. Seq pe0 bun par iftel Nel
oct Ter Zig no, at iur ale % enhpel
or ser en- @org iblanot Ell 6orau
Bring - for mia alorigl"
81 cnaelif @InO iortRGer en- liOel
6iitorie. iom uiier, builfen Siaii
ielu Smaabern / 9eIgien har ioae
til Sen brittle SoIbat. glanot e.
SOB i%orGloreleie Bern. iom blel
ienot ira gelaien til GngIano. "a.
Der en- lioen @ut OF en- lioen @sige
iom blep operIaOi til 10 Plore bern
lsic 9Ggteiolf. tSiitten iloa iia ill
70. @iaen life. SIM bare grab. Sci
fcrite 3nt "a Gagen berpna grpi
bun. Sngen o. Inlet ipntes at funn
trsite benoe, iremmeo blonot irein
lmebe iom bun par. uo paa apeloel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-05

Gn aunitrnlier bar / 5orene6c
Stater iaaet Iotent pno ct MiooeI,
ser ifal iaa mt @aar til Of gro pau
ifoloeoe Ssier, icrtGaer ct am. 9lob.
SuiS Sen ionmne Cpiinocr olion finn.
De ioo ~pateuteret ct WioocI, ioml
fllnoe ioa Solg til at gro poa SrG-
BUTTE, piloe set prrc Ell uOmerfct
Mubeo for - set am. @lao naturlig,
piSl
The Keota news., 1915-05-14

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
He Took No Chances.

In . public ward OF hospital two
fellows were recovering from opera
ttons for appendicitis. A third patient
was brought In from the table and
placed on = cot between the nearly
we'll boys. Coming out Of the ether
and recognizing earth again, he turned
to the one on his left ana said:
How are you getting on. pal?"
Fine till yesterday; but the doctor
left . spool Of cotton in me, and they
opened me up again."
The new patient sighed. then turned
to the sick one on the right. We'll.
how are you, old man?'
Pretty good until yesterday; but
the doctor left his scissors In me. and
they opened me up again"
Just then the door opened. and the
doctor came in. exclaiming. Anybody
around here seen my hat?"
The new patient jumped out of the
window.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
Close Figuring.

Are you going to take boarders
next summer"
NO." replied Farmer Corntossel.
Foods too valuable to be fed to city
folks. I'm goin' to hire a doctor and
turn the place into sanatorium an
get customers that won't eat nothin'
much except medicine"
The Keota news., 1915-05-14

ham 3 Vegetable Compound. After TAX
ing the third bottle Of the Compound I
was able to do my housework and today
! am strong and healthy again. I will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case. Mrs. JOSEPH AsELN.
COS Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Mimi.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
drugs, and today holds the record Of
being tho most successful remedy We
know for woman's 5 ills. If you need such
. medicine why don't you try it7
If you have the slightest doubt
that Lydia q. Pinkham's Vegeta-
BILE Compound will help you, write
to Lydia f. .Pinkham MedicineCo.
(cOnfidentiaD Lynn, Mass, for ad.
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by woman,
and held I'm strict confidence.
w. N. w., DENVER, NO. 20-1e16.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
NATION IN RIGHT MAY NEED NO
FORCE, SAYS PRESIDENT, IN
PHILADELPHIA SPEECH.
U.S.'T0 REMAIN AT PEACE
FIFTEEN THOUSAND CHEER As
NATIONS CHIEF EXECUTIVE
VOICES HOPE FOR PEACE.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Philadelphia, May IL. President
Wilson gave to gathering OF 1000
naturalized Americans Monday night
the first intimGtion Of what course the
United States government will pursue
In the situation arising from the loss
of more than a hundred American
lives on the British liner Lusitania.
He spoke by implication, but his
hearers interpreted his remarks as
meaning that while the United States
would remain at peace it would seek
to convince Germany of the injustice
to mankind of the tragedy of last
Friday.
America" said the President,
must have the consciousness that on
all sides it touches elbows and
touches hearts with all nations Of
mankind. The example Of America
must be special example, and must
be an example not merely of peace
because it will not fight, but because
peace is the healing and elevating in
fluence of the world and strife is not.
There is such a thing as man being
too proud to fight TheHS is such
thing as being so right Wat it does
not need to convince others by force
that it is right"
These remarks precipitated tu-
mutt of applause and patriotic enthu-
siasm attended by waving OF thous-
ands OF small American flags.
The President made no direct refer
ence to the Lusitania. but the audi
ence did not hesitate to read the ap-
pl;cation of his statement.
The sentiment expressed in the
Presidents speech was epitomiZed
later by one of his closest advisers as
Humanity First" While 1t had not
yet been decided. he said. exactly
what steps would be taken by the
United States in the present crisis.
the idea uppermost in the Presidents
mind was to show that whatever
course is adopted-no matter how
vigorous-it will have as its objective
the good of humanity.
while you bring" he said. "all coun-
tries with you. you come with pur-
pose of leaving all other countries be-
hind you. bringing what is best OF
their spirit but not looking over your
shoulder, and seeking to perpetuate
what you intended to leave in them
I would not certainly be one who
would suggest that man cease to
love the place of his origin. 1t is
one thing to love the place where you
we're born. and another thing to dedi'
cate yourself to the place to which
YOU 70. You can't be an American II
YOU think of yourself in groups
America does not consist of groups.
A man who considers himself as De-
longing to national group Is not yet
an American. My advice to you Is TO
think first not only Of America, put
tn think first of humanity. and you
do not love humanity II you seek 10
divide humanity into jealous camps.
The President was constantly lnter-
runted by spontaneous outbursts OF
anp1ause. He spoke clearly, ana 80
oriet was his audience OF $4,000 ina.
he could be heard distinctly IN all
narts of the great hall. Everywhere
the red white and blue flag ana punt
ing was displayed, and band dur'ns
the evening played patriotic alrs.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14

my sides which tho
doctors said " ere
caused by inhanms-
tion. / suffered .
great deal every
month and grew very
thin. I was under the
Doctors care for two
long years without
any benefit. Finally
after repeated sug-
gestions to try it we
got Lydia E. Pink
The Keota news., 1915-05-14

After society discards a woman she
wonders how she ever manages to tol-
crate 1t at all.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
LINER. WITH 1883 PASSENGER
ABOARD, WENT DOWN IN
THIRTY MINUTES.
It's AMERICANS LOST
VANDERBILT, FRoHMAN AND HUB
BARD AMONG 1893 REPORT.
Ed DEAD.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.


Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, May 1.-THE Ameri
can dead In the sinking OF the liner
Lusitania by German torpedo boat
number lis, according to advices from
United States consuls In Great Bril-
tain. The total dead Is more than
1,198. The names Of seventy-three
American survivors were reported by
Consul Frost at Queenstown, with the
statement that there is virtually no
hope that more will be found alive.
London, May S.-The Cunard liner
Lusitania, which sailed out of New
York May 1, with 2,O67 persons aboard,
lies at the bottom Of the ocean off the
Irish coast and 1t is feared that more
than 1000 have perished.
The ship was sunk by a German
submarine, which sent two torpedoes
crashing into her side, while the pas
sengers, seemingly confident that the
great vessel could elude the German
underwater craft, were having lunch.
con. Many Americans were lost.
Every effort to find Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt, Charles Frohman and FL
ber Hubbard among the survivors at
Queenstown has failed The British
admiralty late Friday night placed the
total number of survivors at 658. Few
first-class passengers were saved, 1t Is
reported. because they believed the
vessel would keep afloat and made lit
tie effort to escape
Four torpedoes were fired. accord
ing to survivors, but only two of them
struck the liner.
The crew at once proceeded to get
the passengers into boats. Some of
the boats could not be launched as the
vessel was sinking. There was large
number OF women and children in the
second cabin, Forty of the children
we're less than a year old.
There were dead and wounded
among those brought ashore, and
many have died in hospitals in Irish
coast ports. But not name Of res
cued or lost, of dead or injured has
yet been listed.
The Lusitania is the twenty-ninth
vessel to be sunk or damaged in the
first week Of May In the German war
zone about the British isles. Under
the terms of the German decree Of
Feb. 4 defining the war zone. the Lusi-
tania was in that zone when sunk.
The Lusitania was steaming along
about ten miles off Old Head Kinsale,
on the last leg of her voyage to Liver
pool, when about o'clock In the
afternoon a submarine suddenly ap-
peared and fired two torpedoes, with
out warning, at the steamer. One
struck her near the bows, and the
other in the engine room. The power
full agents Of destruction tore through
the vessels side. causing terrific ex-
plosions. Almost Immediately great
volumes of water poured through the
openings and the Lusitania listed.
But within fifteen minutes. as one
survivor estimated and certainly with
IN half an hour, the Lusitania disap-
peared. Where Great Britain's fast
est merchant vessel went down-Old
Head Kinsale, is the landmark that
has brought Joy to many travellers a.
It always. stood as the sign from shore
that the perils Of the voyage across
the Atlantic were at an end
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
Tommy's French.

First Tommy-What's that they're
bringing out of that church?
Second Ditto-It's one of the Rubens
pictures they're saving. They say
this one is his hors d'ouvre!-Londo
Opinion.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14

Ten smiles for nickel. Always buy Red
Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful, clear
white clothes. Adv.
The Keota news., 1915-05-14
after SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mrs. Aselin Was Restored to
Health by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Minneapolis. MINI. n.A"After my little
one was born was sick with pains in