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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
PLANS TO DISPOSE OF FLORIDA
LIFE INSURANCE STOCK

Plans for the sale or general dis
posal of the Florida Life Insurance
Company, insolvency of which was
made public at a meeting of stock
holders June |, are being discussed
at conference of the special COM
mittee of five stockholders being
held Tuesday at the Florida Life
building. The committee will re-
port to the board of directors some
time today or tomorrow
This committee is composed of J.
J. Heard, chairman; Frank Richard
son. secretary; r. S. Hall, of Ocala;
f. d. Seller, of Quincy. and w. c.
Groom, of jacksonville. 1t was APP
pointed following an all day session
of the stockholders on June l, at
which time figures from the audit
of the State comptroller's office
showed the concern to be insolvent.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
AMERICAN STATE
BANK CONSOuDATFS
WITH FIRST NATIONAL

At meeting held last night, ne
gotiations were completed whereby
the American State Bank was ab-
sorbed by the First National Bank,
the latter Institution PURCHASING
the interests and good will of the
former. The consolidation was Of
fected today, and all business of the
American State Bank is now bein :
handled by the First National.
The change comes as a surprise &c
many who were not aware that
such a move was anticipated. The
consolidation was for the mutual
interests of both concerns, President
j. l.. Skipper states that all notes
and securities held by the latter in
stitution have been turned over to
the First National for collection.
The First National Bank has long
been recognized as one of the lead
ing banking institutions of South
Florida. and with the additional
business. secured through the cou-
solidation, it now takes leading
rank with the strongest financial
concerns in the State. President c.
w. Deem and Cashier Clayton nave
years of banking experience behind
them, which have enabled them to
build up strong institution which
today has brighter future before
IL than ever before.
Messrs. j. l.. Skipper and r. y.
Skipper, president and cashier of the
American State Bank, will devote
their time and tention to their
private business. the former lookirq
after his large property interests,
while the latter will probably en-
gage in the fire insurance business
with Messrs. Ned Skipper and Nor
gan Grower
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
Woman's Club to Give
Supper Saturday Night

The Social and Civic departments
OF the woman's Club will give a
supper at the Woman's Club build
ing Saturday evening. beginning at
8 o'clock.
There will be a varied menu, and
while the diners are enjoying the
meal, there will be music to aid in
Willing away a most pleasant even
ing.
The Woman's Club suppers are al
ways splendidly patronized, for a
good meal is given for a very small
price-only S5 cents, and at the
same time those who attend always
enjoy the social intercourse that
these affairs provide.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
LOCAL TALENT
TO GIVE PLAY
TUESDAY NIGHT

The play "On Approval will be
given next Tuesday night, July 10,
at the Auditorium theater. 1t prom
ises to be a decided success as the
play is full of amusing situations
and predicaments. The cast which
is an exceptionally strong one, is be-
ing ably coached by Mrs. William
Steitz and the previous experience
of the members enables them to Put
on an excellent production
This play is given under the aus
pices of the Woman's Club and it
should be well patronized.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
FLORIDA PHOSPHATE
PIONEER DEAD

Ocala, July 7.-Dr. Charles U.
Shepard, who died Monday night at
his home in Summerville, s. c.,
where he built up his famous tea
farm, was closely identified with the
phosphate industry in Florida.
When phOsphates were discovered in
this State, DR.. Shepard came to
Ocala to represent William L. Brad
ley. of Boston, in the latter's deal
ings with John F.. Dunn and asso-
ciates and when the Dunnelon
Phosphate Company was oreanized
Dr. Shepard became one of the di-
rectors.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

Mr.. j. w. Kimbrough has sold
his entire furniture stock to Mr.. H.,
l.. Powell, of Tampa in order to
make room for his buggies. wagons,
pianos and farming implements
which will be placed on the first and
second floors and will use the third
floor as a storage warehouse and he
is now ready to take care of all
kinds of household goods to be
stored. This building is nearly
fireproof and will be an excellent
for such a purpose.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

are the workers in those states do
Ing for Christ and the Church."
Miss Nellie ROwley, local Junior
superintendent for West Palm
Beach. and holding same office for
Southeastern district and the State
Union, is visiting in Stuart. She
is there combining rest and learn
ing to use a typewriter. How is
this for vacation combination for
July
Several good press news letters
have recently come, and thank
you"
GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
lnterlachen, July 5, 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

Mr.. y. V. Hawthorne, OF Plant
City, is in the city today in thn in
terest of Mercer University. This
il MIR. Hawthorne's second visIt TO
lakeland. his first trip here being
rlade as member of the Glee lab
of that University which gave a re-
cital at the Auditorium during the
Christmas holidays.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
ALABAMA HOTEL MEN

Gadsden, Ala. July THE fourth
annual convention of the Ala ALBANIA
Hotel Men opened here today at the
Hotel Printup The principal topic
will be prohibition and the new
laws. The bonifaces will be royalty
entertained by the citizens OF this
city
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

&C. Hobart. who recently moved
: the handsome residence on
r.h Florida avenue, built by the
a-F1oFida Land Co., has pur-
ID 4his nne property, which
8 him ashome of which any man
{ b Justly proud, being one of
NOT attractive and commodious
y In the city.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

r. Max Hirschberg, travelling
sentative OF the Hirschberg
Of Atlanta, Is spending today in
city. This popular young man
many friends in Lakeland who
ALWAYS glad to see him.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

In Elizabeth Conner lef. YES
" for Atlanta, Ga, where she
be the charming guest of Miss
pbeth Kirkpatrick, after when
will visit her grandfather, Mr..
/. in Columbus, Ga.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

le Lakeland friends of DR.. and
A. r.. Bond will be interested
,arn that they are the grand
ats Of Z fne little girl born to
md Mn. j. C. Mckay on Tues
Mn. Mckay is pleasantly re-
bered here as Miss Frances
i.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

!. and Mrs. P. A. Gardner
In today from their lovely
, on Banana lake. Mr.. Gardner
welded to the favored spot in
b he lives that he seldom feels
aed to seek the white lights,
being his first trip to town
February.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

49, Nell Booth and Mary
vi ~ nave been the charm
gneoee = Mrs. Twitt and her
shtef. Mim Esther. of Tampa,
he post two weeks, returned to
,land yestsrday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

w. n. Bevis, who went to
Yoek = hort time ago to take
q graduate course, writes that
! o. tAe inferno service at the
IolG11 College hospital, where
dtneGneo and assists in many
Aperations. He was given a
Ion e pubstitute inferno on the
can service for the summer.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

q. w b. Holland and daughter,
Francs, arrived home today
TAMPA. where the latter has
the past two weeks, being
ID By her mother a day or so
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

Pickard. manager OF
hers Company, spent
Orlan do. where he is
Yet OF the Company's
bdivided ready for next
y. Mr.. Pickard expects
Z View York in a few days
led business and pleas
will spend a month in
Dgland States boosting
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
CONN. GOLF TOURNEY

bridgeport, Conn, July THE
Golf Association is holding it's an
maui tournament at the Brooklyn
Country Club here today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

o14fs. +. II. Youngs and
~ Ms Mildred Youngs. and
Miss Hampton and
Of Lakeland, and Miss
IEcod \of Sanford left this
n1hy for a motor trip to
Including in the itin-
- and st. Augustine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

1pOn Is the owner of a
Buick, which he re-
ID Of the agent, Mr..
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
Daily Thought

He who receives q good turn should
never forget it: he who does one
shct 70. reTeJnher Charron.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
ELAVD !
|CONICS3
ire phone 5000

= Birmingham, Ala :,
his daughter, Mrs.
D1ery. having arrived
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

d. .. Preston, Of Barlow,
- ~ Today in Lakeland
- illness AMI greeting
llll lf1snds
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07
ADJUSTMENTS

The Brusie sisters will appear in
vaudeville at the Majestic Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. The work of
these talented little girls is well
known and they will no doubt be
received with enthusiasm.
Tomorrow night the Majestic will
present to the first fifty gentlemen
buying tickets after O'Clock a
Tampa Nugget cigar. Be sure and
be there on time.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-07-07

WANTED - MARRIED
COUPLE, NO CHILDREN. WANT
PERMANENTLY, TWO WELL
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
BATH, CLOSE IN. ADDRESS.
GIVING PRICE AND FULL PAR
TlCULARS, w. H. S., Posi- IF.
F1CE BOX l27 43l7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
Mn5ufrieoene Joponer.

Die rMiener &orrefponben5z@uno
f9au" melbet: Na6 Na@ri@ten aus
peting lit in Sapon cine beftige 8e<
tpegung geger1 Sen &rieg mabrSuneb<
men. Sci @ausiu@ungen in 9otio
finb Mufrufe porgefunoen mor0en, De-
rem SeSnbolt in Der @rpdgung gtpfelt,
boB Sapun an itatt bte1en &rieg nit
9euti@lanb gu Beginner, lieber Die
Trage ser Man6f@urei unb Der Mon=
golei bGiittte ~aufronen iollen. 9ie iapaz
ni5@e @egierung banble unpatrtotif@
un6 itebe offenbar i'm @olbe @ngz
lambs, bas Sapan nur oa5u pertpenz
set merbe, bic &oitonien aug benz
Teuer gu bolen, fi@ aber ntemals
bantbar erpei1en tperoe. @tefe proz
t1amation fanb ii@ au@ in &afernen
in Sotio uno Dotoboma por. sSSn Ser
prieterf4aft bon &ioto ion elei@faGs
lebbofte MiBittmmung tpegen bes
&rieges berrf9en. Sn Siata entfa1=
ten Mgitatoren cine lebbafte Sdtigteit,
Defenders unter ben Mrfenolarbeitern,
sic oufgeforbert merben, fi@ Ser r1euen
groBen gelben 8emegung an5ufhlieben
unb bic 3egierung gu i~tiraen, Die So
pan in Mbbdngigtett BON europa
brtnge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
O6d o(5 Mo6rung.

Megen ieines &ei@tums an NGbrialz
gen, ietner Ole 0erbauung beforbern<
ben Mirtung, ietnes a%ngenebmen Sc
f@mades uno Der M0glidfeit, nit Den
ssSabres3eiten piel Mbmedslung gu bte=
ten, 1T bos Obit Elm tpidtiges unb not
menbiges Mabrungsmittel, bas mtnbe<
items einmal tdgli@ genoden meroen
ion. Mueroings bemmen man4e Sbfz
arten bic 9armtdtigteit: 9etoelz,
9reiBelbeeren, 8irnen, gum Seile au9
&ir{9en un6 Sobannisbeeren. nnretz
fes Obi 1T 1ddolt6. @pbes OBJ
foult lei9t, ntmmt audi lei6t Bate
rien ouf unb iibertrdgt bann &ranf@
beiten (Gbolera); baber 1T Sbit m0gz
li9ft troden unb 1uftig ouf5ubewabren,
tnapp Dor Dem @enub iauber gu MOI
{@en ober ab3umif9en; bic S@alen
un6 foulen Settle itnb gu e%ntfernen.
@eto@tes Sbit lit let@ter perbaulia
als robes am let9teften 6as als Mus
3ubereitete. Jrudtfdfte finb mertpoae
@rfrii@ungsmittel (9imbeerz. 3itrp<
neniaft),, Marmelaben erpiinf@te gu
fdBe gu Meb1ipeiien. Ginen iebr ho=
Zen MGbrpert be1iben Settle, Manbeln,
au4 9otteln unb trodene Teigen, bod
1inb fe i6merer perbauli@.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
F.BflQienS Ytrfi6if,.,'

eSm ,geuen @iener Sasblatt" be-
Ipre@en Sic @taatsre@tlebrer 9rofeiz
ior 8ernabti unb profe1or @leranber
2Dffler bic bon Der rMorooeutf@en
Mlgemeinen 3eitung" per0ffentli@ten
Dofumente iber ben Neutralitdtsz
bru9 8eleiens. @riterer fibrt u. q.
aus:
@@on sic @ebeimbaltung FOLDER
@ertrdge tpar cine NeutralitdtSperz
lebung, neil 1ie einen Der beioen mDgz
li@en @egner bsiinitigte. @ollte BEL
eien baber neutral bleiben. 10 mubte
es BON benz @ertrag alien @arantiez
md@ten Mitteilung MAIDEN uno ourfte
feiner beri elben be%rtpetgern, pas es
@nelanb geftattete. @S muBte alio
au@, tpenn es 9eutf@lan6 perlangte,
nit bie@em cine analoge @i@erungsz
pereinbarung segen Sen fran50fii@z
engli1den Gtnmari4 treffen, ben es
NIT @nglonb oetailliert p%ereinbarte.
8elqien perlebte feline Pfli4ten boil
lenbs grDbli@, als es BON ben engltz
56en 8epoumd9tigten bic nit gang
unenqlii@er Mufri@tisteit gema6te
Mitteilung erbielt, Gnslano perbe i:e
belqi16e Meutrolttdt nt9t a@ten unb
feline Sruppen nab 8e!gien au9 Damn
einriiden la7en, tpenn 8elgien es gar
ni6t perlangen 1onte. Sir ieben TIM
parteii1@en 1T bic Sa6lage gong tlar,
Ser belgii@e &Dnis perbinbete ii@ nit
ben Gnfentemd@ten, ntdt. UNI unpar<
teii1@ gu bleiben, fpnoern Inn beren-
Ma@t gu pergr0Bern, neil CT glaubte.
baB lie bic @tGrteren ieien, pieleib!
au@ aus @riinoen Der @pmpatbie ober
anberen Motipen. Ser belgif9e So
nig 1T nidt Ser erite. leioer au@ mobr=
19einli@ ni9t Ger lekte. Der BON Den
Gngldnbern ,getduf@t purbe. @r
1pielte 6o3ar6 unb muB bic Solgen
gere9tertpeii lie tragen, menn bic Murfe (
gegen i'm fallen 1ollten.
Mu@ profeKor 20ffler felt felt,
oob 8slgien perpf1i@tet mar, nit al
len Md6ten Mbmadungen gu tref item.
@r fubrt aus, bob @nglan6 8el9ien
mie einen nnmiinoigen bebanoelte, tn
benz es ibm feline @ormunoi@aft anf<
brdngte. @nglanb, oieier Sort bes
@e9tes, bie1er 8ei9uber Der @9paz
den, min 8elgien audi gegen feinen
@iuen ri@iben." Sir England mot
8elgienS Meutralttdt nur elm @orz
tponb. Seine pofe als @4uber Der
@@moden lit Elm perd@tli@es @autelz
fpiel. Gs f@ob pielmebr bas tleine Bel<
glen por; es lieB bieies fir @ngla1os
Snterefen perbluten. Menn nab alen
@%ntbiuungen England als @@irm<
berr bes @0lterre@tes ft@ ausgibt unb
10 ben boben Mamen bes &e@tes mtb@
brauGt, fonr1 es nur Bel ienen @lauz
ben finben, Die ausi@lieBli4 auf Na@z
ri@ten aus englti4er 9uelle angetpiez
fen finb. 9os Mdr@en BON Der gfeuz
tralitGt 8elgiens lit our@ bic neu perz
0ffentli@ten urtunoen enosiltig 5erz
ftDrt morben.
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apFaes @interquartier.

mum bon aomfort. Dur@ -bas ftete
2ebe1 i'm Treien tptrb ct ~abgebartet
unb 9eitG5lt unb gar mander. Der i'm
:3ipilleben pbne 6eoerbetten, bampfgez
bei3ten 3imn!ern unb 8a6eitube nt9t
lebtn gu t0nner slaubte, tit allmablig
CUR @tnfi9t eefommen, bab 6tefe berz
meintli@en 2ebensbe6imungen ber
refine 2urus iin6, obne ben man ga15
gut fertig merben fann.
Srob allebem fuhen ft9 bic @olbaz
ten i'm 6elbe ibre 2age 10 ongenebm
unb ertrag1i@ gu MAIDEN als bies unz
ter Sen umftdnben mDgli9 1T. Be-
fonbers Sic Mannf@often in ben
@@ubengrdben baben oft Elm pabres
@enie bafir an oen Sag gelegt, fi@
in ben @@iBengrdben bdusli@ ein5n<
ri9ten unb ii@ ni@t rur gegen fet1oz
hide @ei9oKe gu f@iben, fonbern
au4 gegen &G1te unb Mdfe.
Dos beigefiigte Bib 5etst cine Der
foiigen @trobbitten, tpie tie bon ben
auitralif@en @plbaten bes brittf4en
Rontingents in ben fran30fi@en
@9ubengrdben ongelegt nuroen, UNI
ben @olboten @6ub gegen Die unbtlz
ben Des Mintertpetters S4ub gu gez
m1hren.
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@e8e,1 500 Grtra5ablmng.
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Bud.
2egen6e Ser &eiliger in geprebtem
Yradteinban6e un6 nit farbigen Del.
biloern.
&oienfrdn5e in gtui, nit go1oplat-
tiertem Drubte. @orantiert fiir 5
Sabre.
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Mn bic 2eier auferbalb Stearns
GonutA.

SW0W%yS
Mle 9eier oes ,Reroitern," ote ri@t
in stearns County ,pobnen, itr1
freunblid eriudt, tire 3abIunee>,
fit oieies 8latt, permittelit 9raft
ODER @elbnnmeiiung ein3uienoen.
Bir modten, baB aue 2efer ftd
Die bon 1.ns gebotene @elesenbeit,
gegen Bsra,1sbesablung 6es 8lat.
tee in Sen Befib elmer berrliden 8rd.
ME gu selanoen, 5u,,usen MAIDEN. So
es nun aber unieren reieraen agen'
ten nidt moelid lit, BEL allen unie'
rem Abonnenten norjuipreden, bepor
bic auspabI Der idonen Brdmien Der-
grifen fem >pir6, 10 liest es i'm Snte.
rehe berielben, 6as @elo oireft na@
Der Office 81 ienben, morauf promp'
te 3uienbung Der getpini@ten 8ra.
n,ie erfolse11 tpiro. BUR entgegen.
nabme Der einen ODER Der arberen bic.
ier mertbponen 8r6mien gegen 8or'
ausbe3abIung oes ~Moroitern" ouf EN-
Sabr Iabet pr9ebenft Gin sic
uRsrbtern". Drmdgeie1f&ah.
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Die ,,,,gl|5ttli6e" Sara6.
Dte arpRe frana6aihe 9rag1otu
iuteoer a,af Der 8eferuna.

Dte grpke frana6fti@e 9rag1btn
,pteoer auf oer SeHerun8.
Menige 8ibnengrDben baben es
{ rftanben, ibren &antlerrubm 10
lange gu betpabren unb iib cine lutraz
tipe 8eliebtbeit unb 8eribmtbei 10
piele Sabre gu erbalten, Die @arab
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ii9 bon iibii@zoeutf4er Mbitammung,
purbe @orab 8ernbarot ni@t rur cine
fanatii@ lopale 5ran30iin, fonoern
aub cine ebenfo Iber3eugungstreue
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Ssybre 2ebensgef@i@te lit Elm inter
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fin6 fie bod. SIS fptegelt 1i@ in ibnen
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Mls Der &rieg ausbra@, loberte in
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fir ia Belle Tranee" bo4 auf uno fie
foQ fogor 8ebauern oariber ausgez
1pro@en baben, bob es ibr ni&t nerz
g0nnt lei, fir Grantrei@ auf Dem
@9la9tfelbe gu tdmpfen. 9ie Mufz
regung NOR gu grob fir ite uno fie erz
frantic, bod ion iie ii@ ieitbem tpteber
3iemli@ erbolt baben. So
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,NsrSRern". &alenSer

Elm 6amiIientalen6er i'm tpa5ren
Slime bes @ortes. aeiali@ aa1sge.
itottet NIT iA6nen SQuitrotisnen urS
unQefuQt NIT %belebrenoern, ertaalen.
Dem unb unterbalten6em 2efitoff fiji
Sung unb Mlt, fonn beriebe III Sen
beften aoIenoern fir cine tatbslti4e
5amilie ge3dblt merben. CUR bte
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9eftire.
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Beaen 25< Gxtra1a5Ixus.

Bebetbider perfdte6ener 1itel nit
Geuuloio un0 Smme9nbortb.
Ter Baumgorteu, EN- grobes Gor.
mot nit Mittclbr1ld unb tpeidm
Moroeco Ginbuno.
erfldruuq bes 4eilioe.1 @ebopfers.
&oienfrdnje, ooloplattiert, III fA6.
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Critics Communion Sud. elegan.
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1tnbilben bes @etters i&iiten.
Ser @olbat i'm 6el6e, befonbers
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@@Ibengrdben gelegen ooer longe
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guten @traben mttgema@t bat, gez
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unb beqniiqt 1i6 balb NIT etnem Mtntz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-02-11
Pramfem-lfff.

@iebernm befimbem >pir nus I'M
Bette einer groken Ansmabl 5errli.
der Hramien. Ser BON ,tniern Sc.
iern ieinen @udtanb auf ben r9esrb.
tern" mnb ba5n nod Elm Sabr in
@ora1s besablt, lit CUR Amsmabl il.
genb elmer Der n%aditebenb augegebe.
men 8ramten bere&tigt:
Sic ~folgenoen in @oroeco gebun-
oenen @ebetbuder geber1 mir
DINE Gxtra5ablmng:
8rot Ser @ngel.
Stern beg &eiles.
perlen Der anoa4t.
&immelsidliiiel.
Gpe Moria.
Sbutengel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ebete Der @eiligen, in mittelQro.
gem Drud.
Giibrer gum @immel in @rob6r1td.
GroIt Der Nrmen Seeler.
Sic Bbilotbeo, Elm berrli9e2 Ct.
6auungsbud.
Mein critics Communion Bu4lein,
in beri9ieoenen @inbdnben fiji Sin.
Der.
@eididten 8ider.
German gngliib Dictionary.
@orlbs &eaop @edoner.
NabeI.gtui NIT pieler Sortett Nd.
oeln.
&oienfrdn5e.
&eiligen-8iloer, bon oere11 mir
3tpei neutrality-suspicious. eeben.
Cine erobe &otent e&ere.
Cine able, fertio fit ben 0ebrm1@
nit 3tpirn un6 @a6eln, gum Hepuri.
ren bon Bferoeoefdirr uno e&uben.
@anofarte bon Stearrs County.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
MONEY FULL OF
real THR|LLERS

Money. the strong sociological Of.
fering OF the United Keanograph Film
Company, a new concern in the pro-
ducing world. has placed its producers
In the forefront OF makers OF films.
Money" tells a gripping story. and
the staging Is the most elaborate con-
ceivable. Money was no object in the
production Of Money" OF It's elabor.
ate scenes. costumes and stage set.
tings. In enc Of the scenes an entire
palace Is burned 20 the ground. all OF
its rich contents being fed to the
flames to make copy" for the man
with the camera.
The action furnishes thrill after
thrill In rapid succession and Is one
that compels the auditor to hold his
breath q large part OF the time.
The struggle Of capital and labor In
the year 1921 Is the theme OF Mon,
ey." which will be the offering at the
Bijoa theater from now to next We'd
nesday night 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24
MANY CENSORS fLAY HYPOCRlTES

That Lois Weber has handled a del.
icate subject in q most mastery and
daring manner in her wonderful pho
to-play, @Hypocrites." Is the consensus
Of opinion OF movingpieture manag.
ers. However. that Is where the con.
sensus ends
Regarding the propriety of the pic
tnre, which viii be shown at the Lib
erty theater for four days. commenc.
ing tomorrow, Sunday, evening. there
is a large diversity OF opinion Many
of the leading censors Of the country
are loud in their praises of this pic
ture, while others are equally bitter
In their denunciation Of the exhibition
OF such a film. Honolulu theatergo-
ers viii be given an opportunity to
Judge for themselves.
In Los Angeles the board Of CEN
sors forbade production of the film,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-24

following trial run. and the manage.
n.ent OF theater in the City OF An
gels was compelled 20 take the mat
ter to court. winning hts case and
being allowed TO show "Hypocrites
The San Jose california; Mercury.
Herald opposed the picture editorial
~, and in reply to letter Of protest
from one Of its subscribers once more
used its editorial columns. saying in
part. as follows:
with reference to the play 'Hypo-
critics. the Mercury-Herald has not
changed its opinion. II. in order to
hear a great sermon, II is necessary
to have a nude woman parading
abroad on the stage, we should say
the sooner we get back to barbarism
the better; the naked truth needs
no such symbolic yulgarity to impress
those who want to hear It .