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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-10

fdeint bic Staatspsrpaltung abIolut
niht gu tpii7en. mos iie tun tDnnte.
llnb bod tpdre oas Weittel, Die Sob
leniunter our 0ernunft gu brineen,
10 nabelieseno. gs beiBt WeritaotIis
dung Der aohlenportommeng Die
8obleniunter baben bapor ielbit
Idon sebangt. rGeriihte" lieben lie
perbreiten, bob Der Staat aoblenz
sruben antaufen mill. unb um ben
3ped gu erreiden, ipelher eritrebt
puroe, bic aoblenbsrspertsarbeiter
mutlos gu MAIDEN, riidte aud i6neu
Elm 8eumter oes Staates Obio aus.
n@eriidts, oab Der Stoat Sbio Sob
lenbersiperte antaufsn uno betreiben
piu, iinb unbe9riinbet. s. 6. Oupep,
M}itgliso Der gerpaItunesbebDroe.
CAB oarijber cine beutlihe GrtlGruno
nb." So Iautete cine Meloung Der
lebten Wohe, Die aus Columbus fam
uno nit ellenlnngen Oarle9ungen
tpmmentiert ipurDe
Dos Sauptorgument in ben 9riinz
oen aegen cine 9erItaatlihuna Der
Go6lenbergiperfe pur. Dab Elm gnz
fauf unb Betrieb burd Den Stoat
gu teuer fame. Do6 ND ltsbt osnn
selhrieben, bab Der Staat bic Berg
nerte ontaufen muB? Sin Geies,
beItimmeno, ouB ieoes 8eronert
pelhes Elm Sabr lang itia liegt, obns
gntfddbisung in ben 8eTb bes
Staates iiber5ugeben bat, pirOe in
Elm paur Wphen 0en or0bten Seil
Der 3oblenbergiperfe oes Streitgez
bietes in oen. YeiiB bes Stuates Shio
iiberfiibren ooer Die heute nod 10
bodnaIissn 9oltsausbeuter 5pingen.
nit ihrsn Irbeitern Irieben gu idliez
BEN. Wplte man Die Mbbauung Der
@ergiperts nidbt -aurh cine pom
5tuat eefiibrte 9eripaltung beiorsen
laNen, bic Organization Der 8erear=
better 1T esrne bereit lie su iibsrneb=
men unb lie in 10 tiihtiger. fuhmGn=
nilder Weiie gu beIorsen, ipie oies
nur m0slid lit.
Gs sibt teinen 3tpeifel, nit elmer
iolden Stellungnabme Der Iominiz
itration oes Staates uno oerStaat5z
leaislatur tpiirpe Ihon nah Elm paar
Wphen Der Weiterbetrisb Der Sruben
sreidDt seipsisn iein. Die aobleniunz
fer hdtten es gleih bon Infang an
niht seipaet, Elm bon Der StaatsIes
sisIotur bsihlpiIenes 0eieb nit Der
giusiperrung Der Irbeiter 81 beuntz
norten, nenn lie ernltlih bdtten
fiirhten miiNen, oaB eine IolGe Sal
tuna Ser NominiItration uno 9eiesz
oebuns bss Stnates mogli6 lpdre.
Warum oies niht lit, ba buben Die
Wrbeiter oes StaatesSbio, eini6lieBz
lid) ser &oblenarbetter uno Der 9ez
inGftsleute i'm 8pblengebiete Ielbit
oie Shulo. Sic baben bisber oemoz
trati1he uno republituniIGe &upita@
liitentnedte in Die StuatsgeieB9ez
bune sepGblt uno oieis baben lpiez
Der ebeniplhs &apitaliitentnedte in
oie Yertpultungsdmter oes Staates
asIebt. Oa baben bic aapitalilten
leiht iubeln. Sic lpiNen, es tdnn III
men ni9ts selhsben. Wie lonae msrz
BEN Die 9lrbeitsr NOD ipldle Hielen=
tGlber isin, oab lie ihre MeB9er im~
mer tpisper ielber ipGblen?
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1915-04-10

tionsproris iaste Ser Rebnsr BEL
Muf5dblung zines umfansreiden 8ez
Ichtperpemuterials: .Sn Der ra0nigsz
berger 8oltsaeituns" pomm %. Sc
bruar 1915 miro Der Sies in Maz
Iursn in oen lebbaftsIten Jarben be-
I6rieben; es miro bic eeniole Struz
ieeie Sinbenburgs sefeiert uno oanez
ben berporgebpben, oab gu Dem mi
litdrii6en Grfolge auh bic gelhuf%
Tsnbeit Der Sruppen bei9etragen bat,
cuf Die oas &oulitionsreht nint OBJ
ne Ginflubip mar. Gs pirb seiust:
rNiht nur iiegte !Sinbenbur9 iiber
Nicolai Nicolaietpitid. ipnbern nud
bus augemeins Stinmreht uno oas
&oulitionsre6t triump6ierten iiber
ben Mbiolutismus." Gs bate mid
nidt gepunosrt, penn Der 8erfaher
Elm Inertennungsidreiben betommen
bGtte. Stntt oeHen purOs bas gldtt
auf 3 Wohen berboten. (o0rt.
Sort! BEL Sen So3iuloemotroten)
Ou muB einem in Der : t
Der 8eounte tom men, oa B
man Den ru1ii1 den q b o.
!utismus niht me br dnz
9reifen unb i'm 0egeni 3
2uib m bic 9eIeBlihen Gin
r d tungen unleres IT IL
dss, bas allgemeineS tim M
reht uno oas &palitionsz 3
reht uno beiien Wirtunz
gen MID me ehr lob ben bari?
(6ort. SORT. bel ben SosiaIoemoz
truten.")
llno gum SdluTs erfldrts Der
8soner: rSn Sn allen 2dnz
bern ID Bt bas 8rauisn oes
arieges Sen Wuni d fGr
ter peroen. Dem 6redlis
den 9emes Der 9 nIter
elm Gnoe gu bereiten. (Gebz
bate 3uitimmung Bel ben So3ialbez
mptraten.) Dies oussuipreden lit
tsin 3sihsn Der Sdpqhe uno tann
am tpeniaIten bel uns 10 oebeutet
iperoen, eenn uniers militdriihen
Grfpige iino unbeitrsitbnr, unier
Wirtihaftsleben bat iih iiberruIhen=
Scr Wsiis entipidsIt, uniere 5inans.n
habsn Iif gefeItist. 9erab Der
Starts oarf 5usrit Jrie@
ben psrlunsen. (Seifau b. b.
SoS.) Msine purtei ols 8srtreterin
bes intsrnntionolen Spsialismus lit
itets bic partsi oes SSrieoens eepez
len, uno lie lpsiB. bnb Die So5idl=
oemotraten anosrer Qdnosr ebenio
n,nten. Infer Wunid lit elm bou=
ernoer 6rieoen, Der niht Die Geime
neuer 9sripitlungsn uno neuer
3rpistrodt entbGlt. Gs iou erreiht
ncrosn, Dap tein golt Elm unoeres
bsrgspnltigt. onb pielmebr ale V0Iz
fer ihre frisolihe 9lufsdbe in Dem
@ustauih ihrer aulturgiitsr erblit=
Ten. Der Dnbn, als ob oas beutz
I6e golt psrnid,tet perben tpnnte,
lit 5erIt0rt. (0ebhaftes Sshr lpuhrt
bei Osn Sosiulosmptroten.) llnier
9clt lit 10 lpenig 81 pernihten, ipie
Elm onoeres, oas nit uller aroft ieiz
ne SeIbItdnoi9teit uno llnabbdngitett
psrteioigt. (Grneute 3ultimmung
lei ben So5ialoemotraten.)
9lls cs STR 9lbitimmnng fam,
cntfcrnten lid, mchr ais 30 So5ia=
liiten ams Dem Sibunasiaal, nm 10
;brcn Erutcit sum slMsoruf sn
brinacn. Inter linen bcianS 1d)
iuaar GicuuiIe Gouaro Scrnitcin,
scr ocshnlb MIN bciunoers eebnFt
luiro.
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Sier i'm Sonoe ser Treibelt lnto
@leibDeit gibt es fclne &laIlen, miro
,uls geiaet. Tus lit nid)t mabr. Die
8ei6id)te Der 9ereinigten Stauten,
tuie oie 8eldid)te I'M allgenelnen,
lit MIR sic 8eihihte bon alallen,
hie niteinonber ringeu. Us bot III
fieiem Sonoe BON 9lnfang an &lal'
ie,, geaeben = llnO glbt es alldl
heute noh. ga, man fonn lagen, IN
feinem onoeren 2anoe Der @elt 1tes
ben lid oie alaiien 10 ihroff gegen'
iiber tpie eben bier5lllalloe ytlr9enos
lrter Der Sonne lit Der llnterlhteo
apiiheu Reih unD slrnt 10 groB fpie
in Dem 2anoe ser 8lei6belt. Sm
@ergleih nit l,nieren 8eloIilr1ten
limo Die aDnige ser alten Welt refine
9etteljuneen, uno 10 ipie oiele Sellte
oas arbeitenoe Iolf in @elt Tirgl=
niu, Calumet unb Colorado bebons
oeln, oiirfte lid nid)t elnnal elit
Soben5oler ooer ein Homancrt ers
lallben
Ssu Dem rieligen &lullenfanlpte
suiihen aopital lrno slrbeit, Der lld)
in oieiern 2anoe abipielt, lit es BON
Ser hGhlten 9eDel,tllng, oaB Der
s(rbeiter lid) flor miro, ultr melher
Seite er ltebt. Der flaliellbepllBte
elrbeiter miro nienuls Streifbreder'
pie,,lte IeiIten. gr miro lid nift III
Die Wfili, einreiben lallen nno an
leine @roiier ld)ieben. gr miro ol,h
1tid,t feline Stinlme fiir oic alten
Tarteien obgeber, mogen lie beiben
iuie lie lppllen, bod MIR Die Suffered
len Ger &apitalilten pertreten lllo
oie slrbeiter 5ertreten.
SSm alolienfampfe lit oie Staots'
aelpalt Ser Sul,ptbebel. I'm oielen
S5ebel bat iid) nod cine jeoe Hepplll'
tion, elm ieoer ariea eln leoer
@ablfampf seorebt. Sbne Die
Staatsgeipalt ooer gegen oielelbc
miro oas arbeitcnOe &olf nielnals
I'M Stanoe Iein lid bon Der Serr-
ihaft oe5 aapitalisml,s 81, befrelen
Carr,m. mus Ser fpirtld)ortlihe
sfalnpf ourd) Sen politiifen aampT
eradnSt iperoen. gs lit nid)t genltg,
oaB man fir oie eiaellen Slltcre''en
irreift, man mlB aud, filr oielelben
itinlnlen. ViS iett bat nod leoe
alo1le ibre eigene politiihe Tartei
aeihoffen. gfur Ser slrbeiter bat
Ghlpanspolitif getrieben nno ilb
oa5u mibbrallhen lallelL Die belBen
aaltanicn fir ieine Ilsbellter aus
Dem Seuer 5ll bolen.
Cine refine 9lrbeiterpartei bat lif)
erIt in BEN letter Sabrsebnten III
oielem 2anbe enttpifelt. Sic 5ablt
iett cine Weillion Stimmen ltno
ipddit 10 idnell, tpie es Die politild,e
Heife ser Mrbeiter 3ulabt. sber lie
,u1dit uno miro INNER ibnellcr
radien, ie mebr oie Mufflarung III
Die slrbeiterididten oringt.
Oorum gilt es Dor allen Dingen,
bic aopie auf8ufloren, 2idt uno fri.
1de 2uit in oie faulen Denfitlben
su brinaen. Oas aber mnB man tun,
inoem man Die io5ialiltiibe Ereile
nno Mgitotion l,nterltiitt uno ben
yeiItigen Sdustruppen oes aaplta'
lisml,s oas grot entsiebt Dime Die
IrbeitergroIhen fonnte Die fapitalt'
Itifbe TreIie nidbt beIteber. Oenn
oblpobl oieielbe in eriter Heibe bon
Der @cflame lebt, piiroe oieie G,lelle
oeriiegen lpenn Die 9eitungen feline
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Sout &laiienfampf.

2eier bdtten. llnb lpcr nlln einnaI
obne 9feligion niht gliidlih leill
fam, ioa penigltens in cine Stride
geben, in Der Der Seeliorger ieir
Sdlur niht on oenlielben 3ublicn.
tier elnpfangt, al Dem Der slrbeiter
leinen Sobn bolt. Gs gibt ouh bier
cine slsipabl.
Die ,Sreibeit Scr 9lrbeiter bGnot
bon Der emancipation ibrer @eilter
ob. Sino mir inns llnierer eigenell
alaiieniltereilen bespuBt, 10 lperoel
mir balo einieben, BOB es obne pirt-
: ihuftlide 8leihbeit auh feline poll
tiIcbe uoer geieslihe 8leihbeit gibt.
gSir Deroen lernen. bab sSreibeit
obne oas Heht auf slrbeit Elm leeres
sort lit. Srei fem ilno eleit fem,
beiBt gleide Mehte genieben. 80
Sano unb Troouftionsnlittel bas
Gigentllm elmer flt1ncn, aber alls
madtigen &lolIe lit, no Die groBe
Walie ge5lpungen lit, ibre 9lrbeits-
fraft on anOere 5ll perfnllfen fir
einen Yreis, oen anoere beltimnen:
tpo Die belisenoe &laIie beitimmt,
nann mir aufltcben, mann mir sl
Nette geben tpas mir eiien ooer
trinfen, peld,e &leiber mir tragen,
in pelhen 6dlli lliern mir lpobnen uno
pie uiel 9ilolng ul,iere &inoer er.
lperbcn oilrfen, fam bon ,Sreibeit
teine Heoe fem.
Grit penn bic slun 0eben nptipeu-
0iaen Eroouftionsnlittel einem ieoen
pffcn ltehcn; ipelln feoer nrbeiten
fam l,nb mill uno peln ieber arbci,
ten mllB, neil feincr bon ser srbcit
anoerer behren fam: crit Damn lino
mir alle frei lnlo gleif.
Gos @eien oerSfloperei beitebt
III Der Nusbeutlmg elmer belielolen
nilrh cine heiisenoe &Iaiie, lmo oiele
Sflaperei bat ser Gapitalisnlls in
slmerifa su boditcr Gntluifllng ge-
brad)t.
9as Gnb5iel oca Samples ser slr-
letter 9egen Die &npitaliltcn lit Die
slbidafflng Der Slllsbentllng. 81
Oie1em 3iuefe mullen mir oua Nri-
pateiuclltllm an SanD lno Ncralper=
fen, Giicnbobncn, Tabrifcn uno al
ien grDbcren Netrieben in @cnlein,
gut llnlmunoeln Der frcie GoIfs-
itoot als Scr |ertrcter oaer ion
Gigentiimer Ser TrobuftionsnlitteI
iein uno oieielbcn in sSntereiie ser
8emcinidaft bctrciben, 10 oaB einsm
icoe,l, oireft ooer iroireft, Die sSr,ld)t
ieiner Irbcit 81 quite fonllnt.
Gas Mittel 5u oicien 3iclc lit Ser
&laiienfantpf. 0as 3iel ubcr lit Die
Mbidafflna aller &lullergc9eniibc,
Die &ercinigung Ser 9iireer in ser
iosialen Hepublif, in ser Gin ieocr
oas bodlte 0tab bon sSrcibeit,
Bleidbeit uno Slid erreihen fam.
Der Sralim BON ser 9riiberihaft
Ser Wenidhcit, oen bie goeIlten lmo
geiten aller 3eiten trGilmten, Der
Traum BON 9uooba. Hlato unb Dem
Zimmerman bon Na5aretb fcn 1T
Grfiilluna eeben: Dos lit oas 3ieI
bes lesten alalienfampfcs.
y s8ir entrehmen biefe 3eiIen benz SbIub.
mort Der TN 8erlaa Der neutihen Sprat.
eruppe oer sostaIiitifdcn 9artei crihienencn
Nrofdbiire: .slIaiienidmpfe in slreriia, cine
inraeefabte Gefbitbte Der Tereinaten Sfnu
ten, bon Ssear slmertreer.
Ser ginSeIpres her grnitbiire 1T 10c In
Tartter bon % Stiid &c. ndrunter 7e. 9eftcIs
luneen fnb 5u ritten an slbnlf Greifub, COS
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Gin untereffi5ier eines 2onb=
Heterogeneous ihiloert in einem &ar'
tensruB an einen ebemalisen Sdulz
freuno in pluuen bas bduslihe 2eben
in GuIiiihzpolen tur5 unb anidau.
li9 alIo:
!6ier lauit iih Der Batter,
!0ier lauit iid Oas ainb.
9ier lauit iid Der 9err
llnb oud bos 8eiinb'.
Sd iiB' uls Quartiersaft
Sn ibrer Witt'.
grft fduue i'd gu,
Damn lauie i'd nit. >.
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8on ben 100000 arbeits=
Fdbisen Jrauen unb Mdbden in ben
Yersinisten @taaten fnb 100000
in Jobriten befhdftigt unb $500
600 in anberea Grtperbs3neiesn.
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v sHir entrehmen biefe 3eiIen benz scbIiis'
mort Der TN 9erlaa Der oeutfhen Sprab.
eruppe. her scstaliitifd9cn 9ariei cridbienenen
Grofbiire: .0Iaiienfdmpfe in slmeriia, cine
inragefabte G5eiebidte Der |ereiniaten Sfaus
ten, bon Sscar slmertreer.
Ser Gir5elpreis Der grcitbiire 1T 10c. tn
Tartter BON 25 Stiid &c. ndrlrrtcr 7e. @eftcl'
luneen finb 6u ridten an aSoIf Greifub, COS
a,iabifon Ctr, gbteago, Su.
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fellow of no little ability, although l must say you
would hardly expect it at first glance. You know the
kind, Shortly"
do II" says l. well, maybe But how does he
come to be on Pyramids remorsc list?"
]. Bayard chuckles. "Ah-hh!" says he, rubin his
hands geeful. "At last we have discovered someone
who a match for Gordon very nearly match
at least Wilbur the worm that turned. He
only errand boy, doing his work well he knew
how, and hoping for promotion, when morning
Pyramid arrivcd,-in of his ugly moods | sup
pose,-found Brmby in his way, cursed him in his
hotheaded fashion, and told him to get out before he
was kicked out. Then what do you think happened?'
81 expect Wilbur turned naughty on his heel and
resigned says l.
"But he didn't" goes on Steele. at seems he had
overheard, picked UP in way office secret,
something about big deal Gordon about to put
through. So he faced Pyramid told him seuarely to
his teeth that if he discharged in any such unjust
and arrogant manner he would retaatc by selling his
secret to the first curb broker he across, and de-
fled Gordon to kick him out"
And Pyramid took the dare eh?" says |.
"Not at all, says Steele, "IIe merely laughed,
pated Brumby on the back, congratulated him on his
pluck, and told him to stay. He limited that Brtmby
might expect to be advanced very soon. Naturally
the youngser cated He thought he had beaten
the great Pyramid Gordon Three nights later he
decoyed from home by phone message, seized by
two bury brucs overpowcrcd after terri &c struggle,
and thrown senseless into a cab When he came to
next morning he aboard a big white yacht which
was plllnging into head off Sandy Hook For
nearly week he was kept prisoner out of sight of
land and then midnight he reused, hustled
ashore, landed bndfolded and pennlcss on wharf at
Rockand, Maine, and turned loose. Meanwhile the
big deal had been completed and Gordon could laugh
at him. Now what do you think OF that for high
handed outrage"
"Strikes me as some cXtravagant way OF chollin off
a blabby GRAND boy, says |. "And never heard OF
Pyramid ownin' Yacht.
mo doubt chartered for the occasion" says Steele
dramatic, wasn't it, You should hear Brumby tell
about it,
I'D like to-" says l.
"lll bring him around in day 50, says j. Bayard
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noise like altruist
"Now," says he, pattin his crisp, gray, k-pres-
dent chin foliage benevolent, snow assist one more
fellow being to claim his place in the SUM"
"Ah, snoosh!" says l.
a beg pardon2" says Steele, putin on an injured air
"Ditch the circus methods" says I. "You amt
maxim your bow to audience, you know. Get to
it, Man, get to it,"
Bayard shrugs his shoulders, regstern deep des-
pair. "McCabe, says he "aow to point out
that sentiment is the refining touch of
civilization. With sentiment the kinder note
the surer insight. Your lack of it should make you
humble, not arrogant.
"If it want for stoppin your watch, J. B., says l,
"youd get slap on the wrist for that. AS it is, I'm
goin to overlook them croo wods until hunt EN- up
in the dictionary and find out what they mean. Now
who's the party of the second parto"
At which ]. Bayard proceeds to read from the slip,
"Wbur Brumby according to his limited capacity
Then he at it hard and remarks puzzled, lin
tied capacity-well!"
"Iooks like you had lightweight to deal with this
time says |. an bet Pyramid knew"
STILL" goes Steele, "my general instructions
to do kind and generous deed; which applies,
presume, unto the least of these. Here's an adj
dress too will start tracing Brumby at once"
AND next time J. Bayard drifts in he'd not only
traied Wilbur down, but had complete plans and
specifications of the Anyway, he thought he had,
Rather an interesting chap Brumby, says he,
hogsin my desk chair and wavin his eyeglasses co-
qucnt like Chautauqua lecturer startin' hafhour
spiel. "Ile has had most checkered career.
"Huh!' says |. "That usually ends in strpes-rlu1-
min round. What's he dom now?"
HE is connected with one of these new automatic
restaurants, says Steele "managcr, somcthia! like
that, gather; and, in spite of Gorlons comment,
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feel it comm, right from the min
ute j Bayard Steele marches chesty into
the studio, exposes the silk facin' of his
frock coat, and produces with flourish
this envelope from an inside pocket He
was about to tackle another number on
Pyramid Gordon's will catalogue, which
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break crackers in my SOUP like do at home and so on
1t amt one of the Twombey Cranes big affairs,
such as the society reporters get spread head on:
almost a family party, you might say. There's Miss
Ann Mrs. Twombley- Cranes suffragette sister that
makes the speeches. and Countess Carona Two1nblev-
Cranes fat aunt, who married and discarded noble
Dago some years back; and Cousin Kemp Harrington
that wears monocle more successful than any stage
Englishman you ever and few others besides us
It's weddin anniversary, you understand, and al
though ID managed to sestep the event for years
hand runnin, Id had the law laid down to me good
and hard this time So makes the usual compromise
And the dinner starts about entertainn'
knew it would, with runnin fire of gossip about rela
tons in general and them complicated family jokes
BEN snapped across the table had the fat Countess
on my conversation wing; but after I'd sounded her
on few sportn topics subsidies and lets her give her
thriin monologue how she got her trunks out Of
Paris last August by coarin little motornan off a
French army truck and shakin him until he loaded
her luggage aboard and her too, chancin ben shot
deserer to escape swfer and fate at the hands
OF Aunty. Some husky and impeuous old girl, the
Countess is who always travels with three dog ham
pers and two Swiss maids And if you'll take it from
one who could see her plate she quite hearty feeder
WIE'D waded we'll along through the nine courses
without any more excitin episode than Cousin
Kemp almost chokin to death on of his Jokes,
when Tiddings, with panied and disturbed look on
his face, comes back after an interview with the door
footman and whispers discreet in the masters ear
whats that?" blurts out Twombley- Crane Set
ting out of an upstairs window? Who saw himo"
"A stranger Sir says riddngs. Hes in the vesti-
bue now, Sir He says he shouted at the person. who
dropped off the veranda Immediately and ran He
fancies he hid in the shrubbery Sir and wishes know
anything is missing"
Burglars" gasps Countess Carona, little husky
account OF recent invoice OF grapefruit salad
"Burgars!" echoes Sister Ann, and the gasp runs
round the table until Cousin Kemp drops his orioc
window and remarks:
"My word"
"Porch climbn' job eh?" says I. Better have
someone take look through the bedrooms"
At which the Countess struggles to her feet pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-14
BY SEWELL FORD

"You see, feel that need to know a little
more about him-his present circumstances,
tastes, ambitions, and so on-before | can
settle on any adequate and appropriate recon-
pense. There's that phrase of Gordon's,
according to his limited capacity which still
puzzles me. I'm sure he misjudged as we'll
as i'll treated Brumby. Anyway, I'll bring
him around
WHICH is all get from Steele until here
late the other afternoon when he rings
me up and wants to know if I'm still at the
studio
"Just this minute l am, says l.
well, says he, 81 have Mr. Brumby with
me. We're coming down."
Sorry, ]. b. says l, "but I'm just MAX
in fit. I'm billed for dinner out on Long
Island-the Twombley-C Cranes. Mrs. McCabc
is out there, and"
"At the Twombley-Craneso" he breaks in.
Having dinner party tonight, are theyo
Oh, in that case we must let you off. Perhaps
Mr.. Brumby can make it another day. Wait
a moment. Yes, he says Friday will do as
we'll That satisfactory"
1t was. And after I'd gone over my dinner
outfit, repacked my bag, and given Swiftly
JOG ooHe Pal III lse ucIlons, DedIs II uoWll
towards the Pennsylvania Station. AS | was
dodgin across Broadway I'm held up by a
traffic block, and, glancn' into taxi, who
should see but ]. Bayard Steele. There's
someone with him, bat-eared young gent
with thick under lip and flown tie. It's
just hasty squint | gets as the jam breaks,
and | hardly has time to wonder if that 5
Wilbur with him, or some other friend. Any
way next minute I'd forgot it clean; for I'm
in the midst of the Long Island commutcr
mob and am runnin' over in my mind the in
str,1ctions Sadie has dealt ont such as not r.,
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-14
NEW cENY7~l vHEATEw

There has been nc pay cu the American O. English stage that ere ated the favorable impression the first year or it's existence as did "Ycng Mrs Wuthrop' by Bronson Howard It has to its credit eye of lhe longest runs in any New York theater whAe stcck and popular priced companies have exploited the beauty of the story in every state in the union. "YouIg Ms Winthrop Nou understand is now ia moving pictures Mabel Trunleu. Sauie Crute and BigeloW Cooper are amons those who interpret the story and the New Central will snow 1t to you as their feature today Don't miss it for if the stage production was lHter- estiug you will find this one doubly SO am you win enjoy every minute of the two big reels that are devoted to this feature "love's Savage Hate" a good story of the idle rcH." is revealed in "BHys Wager" which is also Cn the program, v1ile the big feature tomorrow is Alice Brady in five part producticl and Cara Kim ble Young in new Vtaerapa comedy.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-01-14
ROYAL THERTEn

Bmwerlyttou's immortal story. Money" enacted into a 4wo reel drama by Blograph, is the headline film at 'ne Royal today It featu es such stars as Alan Hale Marie New. tcu, Edwin Cecil and others, and is one of the greatest two act dramas of the season. Money" was drama tzed for the legitimate stage and en- ioyed worldwide run The silent drama while it is fashioned after the legiumate drama, sticks more closely to BulwerLyttols ideas and Nsua zes many scenes and incidents found impossible to produce in the former drama Very few people in Hot Springs nave had an opportunity 10 see the legitimate drama, Money so you should not fail to see the pic ture drama. It's impression will re main with you
 "she gave Him Million is a cork ing lnbln comedy. a big burlesqu, on the money game that will tickl' you
 "A Leap From ahe Water Tower" ii another of those thrilling Kalem raj way dramas. a story of fife. vim an, action of sensations and thrills
 Saturday we offer the next episoj' of Tho ltXpIoiis Ol Elaine" lAe uc. serial oi oll many folks hHk