davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
VoIumlnous Wells.

One of the new wells of the volu-
minous sort, has a small embroi-
dered flower in bright color placed so
that it will come over one cheek. An
other big veil is unusually volumi-
nous, and is big, irregular circle with
a circumference of almost three yards.
1t is thrown over the hat so that the
center of the veil and the center of
the hat coincide, and the wide edges
hang unevenly down over the arms
and back and chest.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01

delivered the bonds to the executors
in San Francisco without mishap on
October 10. En- route the train was
held up and the passengers robbed OF
personal belongings in Utah by gang
of highwaymen, who fortunately over
looked the three suitcases.-San Fran
cisco Chronicle.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
(To BE CoNTINUED1
Rlce Crop of United States.

The acreage of rice in Louisiana
and Arkansas has increased approx
mately 100000 acres in the last two
years. The United States Is now
growing practically the equivalent Of
all the rice 1t uses.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
uncla Ehen.

Some men," said Uncle EDen. docs
everything deir wives tell 'em TO, fol-
de sake of handin' 'em de blame fob
whatever goes wrong"
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
seersucker Dresses.

Why not make simple seersucker
dresses for the children to wear OF
summer mornings? They will be fresl
and clean without adding to the iron
| ing
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01

head dropped back on the nearest Per
sian MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle
Telegraph.
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
INTERNATIONAL.
SUNDGYSGIOOL
LESSON

(By E. o. SELLERS, Acting Director Of
Sunday School Course, The Moody Bible
Institute, Chicago, IlL)
Middletown transcript., 1915-05-01
LESSON + OR MAY 2
SAUL TRIES T o KILL DAVID.

LESSON TEXT Samuel 19:1-12
GOLDEN TEXT Whose putteth his
trust In the Lord shall be safe.-Prov.
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laaH Ha 8
Hffll fH
eafaH bifa
aHaf aali
M MHf Nfa HtlfN ht AW tts
aft Aat HaHiffH glf8WFi
heHlh M0a tttifniHaHa ala
q s1HuHf aNi em N1iiafiIi.f iH
h tUifa6 afift
aet tt @tfl# Re dtdat htf
uaf tem NiaUhmgft SEE
hfN N|lallHlflat V%t8ilagHt hlil.
aus N'luut NITRO so lbftf mn
HsHifallH Noltuna outs ddflfit
uafurlhfilt mh aH Nanh bet Nalfgr.
.fftas miro ilar bHnlflgns ha8 81,
.tmfe ie0m auten ttifaet6 Niita1t
.lfi. Bic MoHaauain ef so ugrbtus
bern.
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sah.cmala

Tic Qieicrung bon riu0 1900
1omm Sri5moieriol fir 6oa bic.
iiac gunoesacbdii0c mur0c Der llntor
5uel SO. iltr Den Breis BON sd,
056 iibertrnacn.
Su Der Gcitrigen Sto0trothsiiblma
murOe cine uoll Sobn Gauauougb
einaebrodte Rciolutiou, monad Die
GiHaemeinouug mdt onertnmt mo
ais miaeieblih bcfampit meroeu iol.
anacnommen.
auBer0cm lDur6en in oericlben
geridmmllng mebrcre @erbcfie.
rlrn9smobndbmen angeuoulmen.
Ser fitr5Iif I'M Gienite aneeifoi
iene Spe5ialbeamte Der burlington
Balm 8. 8. Stolcg fonute aus Dem
a%ranfcnboltie in fem @eim 5uriid
fCgren.
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8ronbffeden in meth
Uareu. Die 5lede peroen nit
Da6er Esfsudtet, Oarauf NIT Ro9s
ial3 eiRgerieben, einige StunDeH lang
yer glitta9siome ausgeIeBt unb
nit Baiier ausgepuiAsn; oann ipers
ben 80 grnmm GbIortalt NIT 300
9ramm narmem 8afer angeriibrt.
Rad benz QbIeben Der 5liiffgteit
pirb Elm init Der 20Iung g%strGnttes,
0eiBes, letnenes 2dpp4en CUR 6ftes
Ten 8sfeudtung Der 5leden benubt.
Sinh bic 5lsdea oerI6nunben, 10
lpirb in Wafer eiugspeidt. 81
bic Ndi6e idOn ssitdrtt geipeIen. 10
muB bieIe 9tdrte Dor Der 8ebanbs
lung nit GblorioltI0lung nit beis
Bem Bafer entfsrut perOen.
I'm |noIIsns &teibungs.
# ii de 3u paG4en, I6ie man
bic SEIZE boaitdnbig in todenoem
Baifer auf, ebe Dos tpoIene alsis
oungsIltid ms 8aHer gelegt miro,
gi6t bic aufgst6ite Seize 3u gut tpars
mem, Hi4t aber isbr beiBem 0oi3'
paiier unb pei4t has ateioungss
itid BARN Elm. 9onn nod einmaI
in reines Seifenpafer lteden, bann
in gut parmen @aIler fpiiIen, unb
5tDar mebrmoIs. Dsnn man Geifs
auf Dple rsibt, piro lie uufe9I6nr
3uIammenIoufen, unh ipenn man
Wolle in taltes @ansr bringt, 70
1T bies i9dbIi9er. 4Is tpenr man
bQs 8ufer 81 beiB nimmt. Gjute
Rophtafetfe lit alien dnberen Sci
fen bor3u3ieben, bod mub man bicIe
SEIZE ntht in to4enOem @oHer aufs
i0ien. Ionbsrn fe an einem reinen.
meiBen Stiid 3eug Ooer in elmer
SsifenDoie bur9 Reibsh unb S6ut.
teIn BEN Doher mitteilen, in benz
man bic 8olia4en maiden min.
StaubfIede Su entfernen
geIonbers idpar3e Rode bsfDm.
men auf Spa3iergansen Isidt Staubs
flede, bic peber our4 atopfen nod
our9 8riIten 5u entfernen fnt,
5als man ni4t 0or3ieGt, Oas gang,
aleibungsitud in Qui1nrinoe as
ipnf4en, 70 beiireidt man bic 6Isdr
nit @iselb, bns man porber nit
Ger glsideu MeHgt Spiritus ber
mif4t bate. Man IdBt bic aufae
trngene Mii4ung DoQitGnoia elm
trodnen unb rei6t lie b1nn beraus
Qierauf befeu@tet man Elm
S4pGmmden nit lnutparmem 8aI,
Ter unO ndIdt ben Sled bamit aus,
i'm nod stipaige Reite Ses @igelbs
gu eptferneH.
3iegen eIIe meid BEN.
Nsibe 3iegtnfeae, bic bur1 @dIGsn
itetf uno bart ~ssporSsn iinb, er6aIisn
ibre @eIdmei6igfeit pitotr, tpenn
man iis nit feudtHm, niGt nafsm
6GgemebI nuf Der unteren Gcite eins
Ttreut, 3uidmusnroLt unc tiniae Sds
ne li.geu 1dbt. Damn rsibt man Ie
ftrumm iibsr elmer StubIlebne.
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to. aa6resfunpention Ner GaaIes.

Die 10. jGbrlihe aonoentipn Der
I'M Gtaate Nebrasta borbanoenert
IGroel Der @ogIes puroe aeitern
@admittag I'M Seim Der Gagle.2oge
bon 5ilo.G Omaha er6ffnet. 9ilrger.
meiiter Sector ATS SiiosG omaha bieB
bic Gri9ienenen ber5lih piafomnten
uno mics oii oas @ntporblii9en Der
.maqiiden Stdot" bin, 0enn nod
in ieiner aino9eit bate er ouf benz
g(abe, no Jet ooS 2ogcnbeim in
Glib. Gmoba ltebt, aefarmt. Senrp
Is. Wtlrp9D 0nnfte 8unddit fir bic
geqriiBung lnD mics oann in elmer
anipro6e oarduf bin Dab griloer.
'liffeit Der critic @ruuoiat Der Goggles
lei uno 0oB oieie oober itetS fir
1rieoen eintreten niir0en. Staots.
.prdlioent ". q. Moron feierte 81.
.nGdit MopOr Soetor uro ging 0ann
All Die SroenserunoidBe, ais Die er
5rei6eit, g(ufridtigfcit, @credtigfeit
.umo @lei66eit onfiibrte, niSfibrlid)
ein. Bon Der @roB. g(crie mobnt q.
g. Guncan aus Milionrt, @rano
3ruItee, ben 8erbonolungen bel.
&eute abenO finoet Die grObe garaoe
llatt.
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NaANLHaIsaln EaHma

WfaiH asilt tlf
aB NgffN Hnh W Nfda
4 gig1 1i gh fat a
atm nitHilim um e.uof N loil
.ttiu mi FsiM i4fge lIftf NHt.
.baligr Ser natfaaHH 60 af.
trout 5t hahtu lid 6dHH nad6 %.
l0Wl mu6 HttuHeatglis ae En mef.
.htH ir0eh amitdN Burafieatea tit
Nod5tiaitiff nitro Nlorlnt m &ot.
ie Der Nnaigllru ii0iiiubfH. r0a
.iunlr Vaar mifb 2l2i ~ Ctr.
iein Netm miHdladct Ntt ara.
.imllrcn.
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.ReIItanItn on Rrah0tnt MiIon

Ger beutiac TAI Der bier algerI.
blidlih togGi0en aonpention Der Z.
r U. Qrdpclers Brotection aiio.
etatior) mar bis ieet ein 1uBerit
ouitrengen0cr. I'm $50 llbr be.
aam Inn Amertfan Tbeoter Die @e.
iddftsiitumg, In Der oeridie0ene
nidltige innere Anaclegeubeiten err
le0iat mur6en, uuo Die I'M 1890
llbr 81 elmer geiidtigung Der Stem
Biscuit So. mnterbrod)en murhe.
Tieie 5irmn bate es iit natilrlifJ
nidt ne6meu laiien. mad Der an-
itrcngcnOen Sn , 2lii1enideimohme
Der gerdlmigen 4nIoaen eineu iei.
nen 2nmd ier0ieren 81 IaiietL Dem
nnder 5uaeipro6en mur0e. I'm
2.30 u6r nabmen olsoann Die 0ele-
gaten bic @eihaftsiisung nieoer
alf, nG6reuO Die 3amen iif mad
Dem Garter gafe Club begaben, mo
elm @mpfaug NUT 8eluItigungen al.
Ter 4rt aui Gem 3rogramm ltebt.
Su Der a~eitern Hodmittag abge-
baltenen Situng Duroe 6eihloiien,
~ioIgenoes 0anftelegrnmm auf Die
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes grdiioentel1
8iIion an oieien a65uienOen: uSer5.
lid uno in ginigfeit oanfen mir fir
Die ltns iibermittelten @liidDinide
nn0 periebIen ais 4ntport oarauf
nidt, 0as gertrallen Der $1,000
M1nner oertretenoeu &onoention in
SIRE Srieoen8politif CUR gergroBe.
ruug oes @eiddfts aus3uoriiden.
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Die modernste und sanitarste Brauere
--im Westen--
I'm w eSten'

EamilhHbebaf Tam bescgeH mersen: in GabsDmnba, Gm. BETTER
25O2 " Gtrahe; 9eeybSn GsHtb 863-Dmaba, Sxas Il. Bill, 1921
Douglas Giraffe; 9tsp6sa Douglas 3O4O.-Geuadl Bluffs, Oh 10.
Gas~ 1h12 gAa G. Strait; EeIyhsR 362a.
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Gtnen 8epeis ser M
faFenben SiirIOrge, Die Der beutI9en
Sseresberpaltung fir alle i'm 9rtegs
srtrontten tubertul0Ien uro iubertis
loieper0d9tigen 5eeresangeb0risen
alls9eibt ptrb, liefert elm nsuerer
@rlaB bes &riegsmilliIteriums, NOS
na9 dasn pGbreno oes &rieges an
2ungenleioen ertruntten Soloaten
:iu 9eilberfabreu in elmer 2un9eus
5eilItdtte oDer elmer entIpre9snben
5onberabteilung zines arantenbaus
Ies, uilo 3tpar unber3igli9 na9 5eits
telling bes 2eioens 34teil peroen
Iou. 9ie erits Notwithstanding
I'M unmittelbareu 4nI9IuB an Die
@rtrontung gelpdbrt aIfo Die Milis
t%drbsb0rbe, obns auf bic Mitlpirlung
Der neutrality-suspicious. ooer
StrcnteniaFsu QnIpruf) gu MAIDEN.
aber aud mad gtbidIuB bieIes SeiIs
perfa6rens Iolleu Die Rranten peitsre
Jiirlorge ibrem 3uitano entIprsdsnO
genieBen. gu bielem 3tpede lit nit
ihrem @inDerltonbnis cine ueterpeis
irng an Die biirgerIi1en @srpdIs
lungsbeboroen ober f~rsitpinigsn Giirs
iQratarannda6pnsp rordsiEAsR
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Man trteritiise DIG aide
greIie, inoem man gu Ser.
breitung beitr1gt.
abonnirt ouf oie 50 ne Eribiine.
$500 oas SoDr 3 j Die 9Oit.
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1 Winioutu Tplars iat Srantn.
Gtimmfrdiieiahc.

g,ep Bort. tG. Stunt Cine
hubuna Bee glahlones Der drdii
6fant Qcslie eraab. bob oita Dem.
iglbeu iaii ~ Milliouen Dollars
fir 0ie 6~rauenitimHreats 5ade
ulisaticgt iin0.
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9onneritoa per6en ale Gro.
Ger. uno S1GadterI1oen in Omaha
gcih[oiien iein, oenn an oieiem Gage
peranitaItcn Die bereinietcn Qlngebo.
rigen oieicr @clperbe ibr Sobres'
gicnic III arug'S 9nrf, 2eiber nirb
es ober gum rritennal felt Ia Sab.
rem otroden" iein.
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e
HsW ffiam SAT rs
m HaM tH tf
m
M
sfH ats 8
arfH-ftant Fsf ftal
Hs6 Wi
fH m
8 aid
wflE Nftt8H aiH Ut
so Ha
tteH hfH fiHa 8iH $3.50 Aiti
ftiH .m 6tfHn uHlftL Naa
800 EIlliaHfH 500 aaf ER lNeal
tH HstH Haa HaiiiaHf s1
aafH Hft tflM NaaftF NIB
Mt ntfli NttslhftH aehft AiaHt
iNHftslH lt.u han
iU Bua niat dnb Nts dao mil Ht
mm ENtmfHtt tt la ga emo msat
89al uHtff hH Niamin aa ttn
Ahtt5fH sU B8lli0nfh HHtt Het
eta 6alu Nieimlitt faf pb SaBb
mutit mttioG, mtbfthb bl8 h9tllt
8ulm HtmaHeH lsltli
Ih NalbaHain Der nuHt altin
mibailm auadbgne 1000 billie
mH Quit atlmiiilta pttutn0batst
6lammbolt Jabdlh lpttom Ia
Ben ltgim paat 3abtu dpd 81
Miliontr 8ralnihb aH4niiim. Daa
ttotutti Itboh lt0tdlt@ Elm anbrt9m
ou fatali4m 0tihqutlmj Bonn o
lItmlih BET aan3t Malb bW allurU
giou III. mas man utuui, ibtrtii, bat
hh qarit 3titallu binbura anatbduit
uno 10 uur lptnig our6 ben 9ol3idls
let obr our9 otu 5taeroamon btlGds
oist notosu,
ath lit otr 6olj Rfihtum an Der
quft. ionic i'm 5nuetn rett mouHIgs
idItig. Die faatIidpm Ytd.onnai,
6irttn unb Bdpptlr = Ole beiien flr
5tamm1ol5 Dadfm in bic "a
ltru Der Gtroms, 10 bslon0ers am
lauana FiuB mtlang un0 i'm gaHs
,eH 3iFrilt Don 6dlrbants, no bic
ieue apqierunqsbabn ibr H0rOIihes
ynDe 6d6en miro Die Staot 5air
ants al!ein braudt iabrIi6 15.000
Jis 10000 9lafter Stammbol3;
mo bod lit bier nod alents
3dl6cn bppig OsrtalungeHer ano iibers
,siier SORT gu ie9en.
8as 6ol5fdam i'm iiOIi4en Sell
con alusta ipirO Oer3eit nod ben
plumpIen Met1ooeu betrieben. OBJ
pobl in Den friihen 5agen Oes 5erri>
ipriums 5ol3fdalmgs : Wtdidinerie
perludt purOe. miro ieBt pabri9etns
lid iiberaa in Dieien Stri4eu bic gan
3e 2lrbeit nit Der 9anb dusgefabrt.
Daher peroen nur Die aQerbeiten
Stamm gei9lagen, uno iolGs, mel
DIE lid in bequemer Rd6e oes einen
ober anberen WaHertpeges befinoeu.
5dufig modem bic 5tdmme Ole
gan8e 2Gnge 0es 8aumes aus;
Ie peroen nod Dem 8aher
tgeI6leift un0 gerolt uno bort
~ rieiigen GlOBen 8ufommeHge6uns
ben, tpsIde nit Sdleppbooten mad
ben Sd9emii9len gebra4t tperben.
S6on miro IN Grpartuns bes
QufI6nunges, neItsn ole nsue Res
gierungsbobn bringen mub, cine Sas.
gemii9le mad Der anoeren gebaut, unb
mebrere grobe lt1o gu Setpdro, Dem
liioliaen Gnopunftt Der Balm, i4on
lett Idngerer 3eit i'm 8strieb. W&it Der
SungfrduIi4teit bieier @dIber pirO
IS in Der neuen 3ett noAl f9neler gu
Gn0e geben, aIs IS reimbursement III,
penn Die geI4iate OisieIben 8abnen
tpanOelt, tpie an0srspo, uno tpeun Der
Dripats@ epinnIu6t tein 3aum anges
Iegt ntto!
Die msiitperfprs6snbe 3utunft ttns
ter ben forftIi6eu SiIfsqueIlen bon
alasta oiirften bic pe9tannen urb
bic S9ierIingstaHiIe tpegeu Der NIBs
6armd9ung bes 6ol3es fir papiers
bret babeu, - rpOron es 3iemIt9 ge'
Iri9t. @obrI4einIi4 aber miro aud
pieI dlastaniI9es 8rstterboI3 I9Iisbs
Ii4 dusgefiibrt tperoen.
Gtnen 8epeis ser II M
faFenoen Siiriorge, Die Der beutI9en
Seeresperpaltung fit aae i'm artege
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@rieffaftrn.

gDrOn, Ncb. - 8m. SordnrOt.
Sie t6nnen j%eoer8eit 51re erIten pa
pierre ber1usnebmen.
German, Webr. &. 8. -
GieieS berrlid)e @eoidt boben mir
iflon 5iucimal gebradt einmdI Dor
etma 8 Mlonoterb oas lebte DIAL Dor
ctna 2 Mohen. Nir oonfen
Sbnen fir SDre Aufmerfiamfeit.
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N& A8s
al8 aia ffas'lfa tH ast.
at tg8
Hf ttHf 8iHuttHh aHt
ltHfmsf #Hff itW n
Na Mt aatla
tiF 4ttaf W fAH.m
.t't 'f tHa fmaif t
uai eAlt ff siai tasaa
fatt u tiia maH eff
Riti taafsfa mii @igstiln fls
NBfg WUtabt#fffM.
4 slb Qian5 8flE tn uasu mai.
q. tl6t NsWn 4tiidifu GgaaAHtL
Wa0m mb Qdlfalft mf5mmms
fb8iitlu. bla alfs atlsK HI. Na5
3sn bmbiahfH. ldnafam IN De
psndt lmiim idRs. tb miamm
fHbftn. m Zine mil 4aptgt ousHltae
ritnpisnw sifkfn. n Hiadt i.bufi.
btn. ,bt a hafi mlrb. 2. In amen
bier Woaonm baIlm6tn gtlld at,ht
MON a Qudri Wa9tr. zine .aof
Wabbilis Qouat. & Riuuh pafdsss
iiblte Rttt n QFum6 9orar. 0ah
Dem bits alts cine Siunbs lang ots
tobit bat Cpobti man itbr borfhda
fem mug. 0a g isbr lti6t lberlodl),
aibl man peiiert 4 bis 8 Quart
gBalier biR3u unb lobt nod 70 ldns
ne lohtn, bis lih am 6ol5loFfd GEL
Il dnieBt. W}dn lei nit WaFu nlbt
III Iparlam, 0snn al lpenia Wd1sr
1T bic uriadg 0ss @erinnsns. 9.
5e6s gfunb deti, cine Ranne gabs
bits Gauge, Elm Quart Waiier. Elm
babies Piano gorar. Gauge in Dem
gBdher loisn unD odnn inter itetem
RiihreH oas 9orar 8ugeben; 10 LANCE
eeriibrt, bis ales geloit 1T. Dos 6ett
c%rpdrmen, bur4ieien. bin3ufisen,
uuter bsitGnoigem Riibrsn fiinf3e9n
gsinuten toden lafen. aud nd4
Dem abne1mta bonn Jener piro Is
gsrii6rt, BIS e oidIi4 uno bsiuaFs
hit TT, Damn nirO Oerfa4ren, ME
bDrber angege6cn.
Qadterte 6uBb66en pera
ben friI6 unD qIdn3eno, tpenn man
tie nit einem polenen Sud aufs
ni5dt. nel6es man in 8aFer nit
stpas petroleum3uiuB ausgeoriidt
Eat. au4 nit feu4tem &affeegruno
lam man ben 8ooen abrelben; nab
Dem abfegen nit einem reinen Be
len 1T er nit lpoaenen Gi4srn trots
fen gu poIieren.
Bier ober Detn in 5Ias
f6en fdneu au tiiblen. Dian Ders
fa6rt foIaenoermaBen: Sin qrobes
aeinentu@ taudt man in 0aTer,
pidle Is Ioie I'm bic 5IaI6e, Itele
oieIe in cine S9ii6el nit lpenig
8aIfer unO bamit in bas ge0ffnete
FenIter. Damn erseugc mon our9
Seffnen Der Sire @egenaug uuO
Ioroe bafiir, bah Ole Gnben oes Sus
aes Iid ltets but6 oas @dTer in Der
56uFel poqiaugen unb NAB er9ols
Ten t6unen, I6on in tur3er 3eit 1T
Der GIaf6enin6alt Obns Sis 70 ubse.
siiblt, aIs bate er i'm @islarant ges
ftanoen.
Sdar unb Ropfbuut. gers
ItopFte Souptppren bin6eru has
Madstum oes 6aares. Sautfett unb
Gtaub DcrbinOsn F4 at Oi4ter, Die
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-12
COMING PLAY IS
FULL Of THRILLS
Seven Keys to Baldpate" Re-
plete With Most Thrill
ing Situations ....

Local theater-goers who enjoy the
unusual in stage performances wi
appreciate a view of Geo. M. Cchan'
mystery farce. "Seven Keys to Bald.
pate" when it is presented at tn
Auditorium, Wednesday, November
II.
Talk about melodramatic thrills and
surprises, this play, according to gen
eral report, will lift the lockers riga,
out of their seats, it's full Of them. T..
From the story of the same name
by Earl Derr Biggers for his founda:
ton, young MI. Cohan has construct
ed the only new thing in playwriting
that has been offered in years. There's
a punch in every line Of its dialogue
and "a 5yolley. of laughter following
every punch. .ttss ~, s.ao;.,s I'm !.
In Seven Keys to Baldpate," Conan
runs the gamut of human emotions:
His weird manner Of introducing tlc
characters, who, one after another, let
themselves into a summer hotel thaS
has been closed for the winter, all
of them under the impression tina.
theirs is the only key to the hosiery.
the tangling plot, the exciting experi.
ence of the, hero and the heroine II
their endeavor to- outwit tn adven-
turess, the crooked mayor. the schem.
ing railroad magnate, the blackmailer,
the chief Of police and. an amateur
detective, makes one Of the most ex-
citing evenings entertainments imag.
Unable. "''' 1@" A '"'<"'''@'1 "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-12
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BISMARCK TUESDAY

"A "screen.scoop" Of a distinctly out
of the ordinary sort is the engagement
by William Fox,sthe New York mo-
ton picture magnate and President of
the Fox Film Corporation of William
Farnum, creator of Ben Hur, The
Prince of India, and sascore, of other
famous parts, at .the, hitherto unpre-
cedented salary Of S100,Q0Q. In order
to secure himself on his Investment.
Mr.. Fox has had Mr. Farnum's face
insured for 100000 This by the
way, is the firstFtime such a. policy
has teen w%rittenD0n ean actors feat
ures, although famous violinists and
pianists have had their hands insured.
Mr.. Farnum is already familiar to
the spectators OF, William. Fox feat
ures by his mastery work in Sam
son." ""The Niger" and "A Gilded
Fool" all William Fox productions.
His immense popularity led to Mr..
Fox paying the immense salary nam
ed in order to make sure of Mr.. Far.
NUNS exclusive services which were
being eagerly sought by other big
producing companies. The actor was
induced to accept the Fox offer from
the fact that the immense scale upon
which the Fox productions are made
affords him a far better opportunity to
display his art On the screen than
would be the case with the smaller
concerns unable to epend the. i'm
mense amount Of capital inolyyed in
such pictures as the "Nieger," and the
other photoplaysff In which Mr.. Far
mum has already appeared.
Mr.. Farnum plays in 'The Wonder
full Adventure" "a seven.reel special
feature at the Bismarck theater next
Tuesday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-12

Teuton B%attIefields Shown on Screen
For First Time. Z 's4Es '' =

Teuton BattiefIeio9 SHOWN on ocreen
For First Time. 'ss' q" :
Real war films put in al appearance
at the Forty-fourth Street theater yes
terday. For once an audience was
not asked to content ritselfyWith pic
lures of a monarch reviewing his
troops. Tie firing Of 30centimetre
guns, the bursting Of shells and all the
other deadly manifestations aof' war
took place on the screen, and al, times
literally brought the audience t.. it's
feet. T9Tj teri ~7l5 .
:. The pictures were taken under the
auspices Of "The Chicago Tribune"
b. Edwin F. Weigle, and have been
brought to New York by ,Florenz Zieg-
field. They are in six reels and arc
accompanied by a lecture by Mr.. Wei
gle. But the pictures speak for item.
selves. p
So many Germans crowded to see
them yesterday that it was found let
essary to ask for police protection at
8 O'Clock in the afternoon. From that
time until late at night there were
never less than 1000 persons waiting
in line, and many were compelled to
stand for hours before obtaining Ell
trance. 1Hs .i7af n. &
Beginning with scenes %. IN Berlin,
when the troops left for the front, the
German advance in Galicia is next
shown. The fleeing population and
the bombardment Of Przemysl are
among the most spectacular nciden:s.
Views on the Italian front showed the
Austrian army in operation, with Aus
trians, poised on apparently inacces-
sible Alpine peaks, firing down on the
enemy. a :
The pictures are far and away the
best war films yet seer in New York.
These same pictures come to the
Orpheum tleater of our city for one
day only, next Thursday, November
Is. In order to take care Of the big
crowds Manager Bauer will give two
matinees, the first starting at 2:30
and the second at 4 O'clock, in order
to give all the children a chance to
attend in the afternoon, when the ad.
mission will be 10 cents for the chill.
dren. The admission for adults will
be rs cents at night. Three performs
ances will be given in the evening,
the first starting at Z o'clock, sharp.
ADV.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-11-12

to knit together; children began to
come to school at S o'clock in the
morning, and to remain until 6 o'clock
at night. Boys and girls asked hat
the vacation be shortened, and many
continued their work during July and
August. .
Vocational training was developed.
Children began to educate themselves
toward ~self-support. The length of
the school years was shortened be-
cause the achievement was doubled.
One school building was found when
used the same number of hours as the
factory and the store and the bank.
to do double work, thus halyins the
taxation for land and buildings. Here
is a manufacturing town, filed with
poor working people, doubling its en-
tiusiasm for the schools, at the very
moment when New York and Brook
Ign r proposing to drop the night
lectures for young foreigners who
have to work by day and have never
had a chance to study our language
or our political institutions. Our poll.
ticians want the results of education.
but are not willing to pay the price
through taxation. All this is like a
farmer who says, "All I want is the
shade and the fruit, but ! don't want
to be bothered with taking care of the
tree"