davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
Household Curios

Many old and ugly household articles
are, simply because they are old, called
antiques" Now it is quite impossible
that if the original owners could re-
turn and see how modern women value
their former possessions they would
laugh, for in early days much was made
from makeshifts. Good material was as
high priced as il is now and far more
difficult to secure. Workmen were
often unframed and badly designed fur
niture had to be endured and used be-
cause nothing else was to be had. \
chair that was awkward and ugly two
hundred years ago is not beautiful to-
day. Age does not hide bad line or
an ugly form, though eurio dealers try
TO make one think 1t does. Use your
hest taste in choosing antiques. Just as
you would with modern things.
We are all more or less romantic.
most of us more and it is this quality
that makes us love heirlooms. Perhaps
there is some superstition in il. But
while we venerate relics suppose We
keep our wits about us and choose oh.
jcets that are useful as we'll as inter
esting; attractive as well as odd.
In Chats on Household Curios, +. W.
Burgess shows by Illustrations how
antiques can be selected wisely and
used well. He shows the curios of the
fireplace; the tinder box. the CRATE,
back and picturesque fire-logs. from an
cient Roman inglenooks to our own
heavy Colonial ones.
Then he traces the development of
lighting from the days of rushlights to
our grandmother's whale oil lamps. If
you have snuffer, tray and perhaps a
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
STAND AS MURDER JURORS
Motion to Quash Is Overruled in the
Cone Trial

Doylestown. March 17.-John A.
Cope, charged with the murder of his
niece, Florence V. Cope, was arraigned
in court before Judge William G. Ryan
yesterday, but as soon as that was
dome the case was halted by counsel
for the defense, William H. Satterth-
waite, Jr., and Arthur NJ. Eastburn, en-
tering a motion to quash the array of
jurors on the ground that they had
been irregularly drawn. The list filed
in the Prothonotary office bears the
signature of Judge Ryan, but not those
of the two jury commissioners, Curtin
B. Kratz and William w. Barrett.
The motion to quash was overruled
by Judge Ryan and six jurors were
chosen out of thirty-two called when
court adjourned for an evening ses-
sion.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
WOMEN BURN IN APARTMENT
Two Dead, Another Dying and Many
injured in Blaze

Los Angeles, March 1.-Two wom-
en- are dead, third fatally burned and
many others injured as result of
fire which burned through the upper
stories of three-story frame apart
ment house yesterday morning.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Richardson, 40 years
old, and another woman whose body
had not been identified were killed.
Mrs. H. T. Avery probably will die.
The majority of the occupants,
awakened by the fire barely had time
to hurry to windows and leap to the
ground Many of these suffered broken
arms or legs. Several firemen and po-
licemen were cut and burned while
searching rooms for occupants.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
and scalp and was injured internally.
His condition is serious.
Invalid Charges False Arrest

Shenandoah, March. 17.-Stanislaw
Dovidaitis, of this city; caused the
arrest yesterday of Louis Weihl, lieu
tenant of the Girardville police, on a
charge of assault and battery and
highway robbery. Dovidaitis, who has
been i'll, was seized with fainting
spell at Girardville and it is alleged,
was arrested beaten and robbed of
5000.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Question - Dear Editor Efficient
Housekeeping: Am | very old-fash-
ioned in giving my family a napkin
ring each and expecting them to use
the same napkin several timesF l un-
derstand napkin rings are out of stylef"
Reply.-This is something that de-
pends." If your family is very large
Won would have to have a great number
of napkins; twentv-one each week for
each member of the family. A family
of ten would use about two hundred a
week. Have You that many napkins!
There is a new napkin clasp that is sold
in place of the ring but it is not a
great improvement. No sensible Gus
tom ever goes ''out of style"
Question.-"Please suggest some des-
serts that are not too rich We use pie
once day and i think it is not wise
to have it so often"
Replv.-When pastry is well made
it is too rich for daily eating: when
badly made it is never wholesome. Pud-
dings, cornstarch custards, eelatine
molds and all kinds of fruits offer a
long list to select from.
Question.-"Please give directions
for cooking scal!opsf
Reply.-Dry them in napkin and
egg and bread them and fry brown in
deep fat. They are also creamed and
are fine put on skewers with slices of
bacon and baked in oven.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
NEAR DEATH IN AUTO CRASH
Steering Gear Goes Wrong and Two
Men Are Hurled Out

Phoenixville, March 17.--Losing
control of his autos steering gear.
John Zollers, of West Vincent, and his
companion, John DeFraim, of White
land, were thrown violently from an
automobile when the machine struck a
telephone pole near Kimberton yester-
day and DeFraim was knocked uncon-
scious.
The machine was practically demol-
ished. Zollers was badly bruised, but
suffered no serious injury. DeFraim
sustained deep lacerations of the head
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17

If Opportunity had enjoyed the ad,
vantage of a modern course in busi-
ness efficiency It wouldnt I leave a
mans door after knocking single
time. 1t would leave one of these in
termittent lsrm clocks.-Richmond
Times Dispatch.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
Pair Thrash Peacemaker

Mahanoy City, March 17.-Trying
to save young John David beating at
the hands Of his mother, Mrs. John
David, John Sitka was beaten, he says
by mother and son. In the scuffie Mrs.
David was struck, and fell, gashing her
scalp. Conclusion of the brain is likely.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17

YOU will look at them
with a different view when You realize
that they are emblems of utility and
not Just decorations for a curio corner
He pictures the tray of earlier days,
."Salvers" they called them, and they
are truly antiquarian and still useful,
but not rare or queer like the old
Love spoons he reproduces in photo
graph. If YOU Ike curios you will en-
JOY his descriptions.
Badly displayed carlos have the same
effect as pictures wrongly framed and
carelessly hung, but. it is difficult in
need TO suggest how to show them for
they have way of accumulating fast
and of looking dingy and commonplace
to the eyes of those who do not collect.
If You have curios and show them you
are inviting comment and if YOU have
them and don't display them You are
queer. so this is just another place
for individuality.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
somerset's New Licenses

Somerset, March 17.-Judge W. H..
Ruppel has handed down license court
decisions, granting Sc retail, three
brewery, six distillery and one whole
sale license Nine retailers and one
brewery were refused.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17

Easy to put on. can't come
off-light as a feather; birds
don't mind them. Made in red.
white. green, yellow, etc. All
sizes. including chicks and pig
cons. Mark your birds, the
layers, the age. etc.
25c per dozen; $1.25
per 100; Csc for so.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17

outcast, with his funny parrakeet
what was he to them and they to
him? 1t must be. 1t must be! They
were brothers. Nature, full of amazing
freaks as she was, had not perpetrated
this one without calling upon single
strain Of blood.
She lay back among her pillows. her
eyes leveled at the few stars beyond
her door, opened to admit any cooling
breeze. Her head ached. 1t was like
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
Cumberland Valley Railroad

IN EneCt May u, Wa
Trains Leave harrisburg
For Winchester and MartinsburK. o.;
s.03, s1.50 a. m- '3.4O D. m.
For Hagers Chambersburg and
intermediate stations, at, 1903 s7.50
Las a. "a. $40. So. .I.+v lI0j
.. m.
Additional trains for Carlisle anu
Nechanicsburg a; y.iS g. m. 2.ls. 3.s7
80. $40 D. m.
For Dnlsburg st sos. .7.5u and .ll.s,
q. M, ais. 40, 5.32. $50 =. m
sDsily. All other trains daily exceps
Sunday. ! h FONGE,
d A RIDDLE. 6. y. A SsoE
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17
Elsa ran 10 tne ooor ano stooo mo. |

Elsa ran TO une door ana stooo mo.
tionless by the jamb, waiting, ethereal
ly white in the moonshine. She should
have gone back to bed, but thrill of
unknown fear held her. She saw War
rington, fully dressed, issue forth eau
tiously, glance about, then pass down
the gallery, stepping with, the light
ness of a cat.
TO BE CONTINUED
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-17

1t holds IL qts., enough for pen for
a week. You can adjust il to allow just
as much feed as you want them to have
each day. The birds work the feeder
themselves 1t keeps them busy all day
and the feed is always there-you need
not bother-till the feeder once week.
The New Apaco Grain Feeder. ST 90
Delivered Anywhere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
eis.ntbs siibsrtrasHxsen
Gfntinnati. 18. ean


Marn M. 9uarb II. qlnb. an G5ro
4. Ruifea. 9bsil BON Got 73 IN 20. $.
6arriion's llnisrubtb.ilung in GI.pts.
(Stsuer 81; 81.
5erbiHanb S. SsItmann an gntbss
rina Wi. SsItmann. % BEL los SUB
on Der Weitfeits Der tennis Strab. in
gorrppias, 81.
eaa Ramp or Wlaurice 9. apons.
11.66 ater aunb in Setiipn IL Dill
Greet 9cipui6ip, (Steusr SO; 81.
Sulius 5leifdmann an bic sitls
Guarantee II. 5ruit 60. Cots il, II.
13 uno Sb.ii bon Cots IA unb 10 in
Ri9arb 8.r.sforb's llnterabtheiInne
in elponbuIs. (Stsu.r $9); 81.
Gdrri, 6. @ofpis an b., 9beil BON
Cots Is unh is in bsrisiben Inter-
abtbeiluHs (Steuer 50t); 81.
Die gintinnati, 2sb1npn II. Rors
tbern RaiIuap SO. an bD.. Cots 8 une
10 IN b,rieibsn llnierubtbsiliIng,
(Steutr $3.50; $500.
8eorqs :. Ring II. glnb. on Rufd
z. 3immermonn. .iu iineetbeiliss I
sSnterefi. In 81 2lder Qanb IN Ssf.
iicns SO unb 80, In Sprinsfitib
aOiDnibip. tsteu.r s2); 81.
Die Bbite Dat gpal SO. bon SO.
0a. an bic Relionce GoaI II. gots Co..
81 BEL $50 auB an Der M<itieii. bon
Stunton abenue. ftrner 81 Bel 149
Sub an Der Oitfsite bes Weetredts
Der Cincinnati Hortbsrn MaiImdp,
$50 gub iDeftIi6 Don Stanton glbss
me, fernr 140 BEL 175 SUB on Der
Cftfeiis Der Spring Strabs, lGtssE
s2s); 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19

aba M. Ban gorbsr an i5uo. gB
aIeint, 5000.
perrp g. WcGorilid an tDItnbnls
.. II. E. ". &c., $1,000.
Sdmes g. geuie OH 6. %. GHrosr,
$500.
@sprse s. aaiisr an College 4ln
&. ". y. &c., $3.50.
4nnd Gig on 4ssiIrlnn Strett ..
II. 6. Co., $4O0.
Charles $. Wpnss an Wl. u. 1sasp,
$250O.
albert Gtasnarc an ganf Strssi
9. gl., $4,000.
gBillis w aiIbsr an Otto Bad
mann. $1250.
Srispb u. Sonanb an Delta 8. u,
&C., $2750,
.sSobn 4. Giegls an GUARANTEE Sepcs
1T Co., $1,000.
girbi. Goldman on g. Wtisr,
$3.50.
@tiiIste 5bpotbefem
George R. llnoertpooo an Terrace
Bart q. II. 8. Co., $3.50.
9ouiia 2lIbrigbt on Gbip. 9. GET
tel, $500.
Sorptbea SermdurI on lincpln y.
u. 80. /. $500.
gbas. g. G6ab an bo.. $1,000.
&eo. 9srnatb on giti5sns q. u.
go. 2. 500.
sSo1n 5. y.iatt on Tiami 5oipns
ibip .. u. g. Co., $500.
Glen Dunlap an giti3ens y. ".
Mp. 2. $2500.
eIi5abeib aorsns an Gbipdtb u.
Marborf. $170.
Wldrp Din an Cartilage 9. u. =.
o., $500.
@eors. 80. Gtitss an bp., $4,000.
emma 9. Saroiue an Jannis Z.
Wiiller. $1,000.
sai, Raper on RoripOOb 3. II. 8.
60, $500.
cjsora, 8. german an GIi3abstb
,sart, 1920.
ej,orss 8. aaiitr on College 5iu
g. II. y. Co., $1,000.
Do. an 6. 6. Gf,aeftr, $l145.
Ghns. gprrea aH Jrant Williams,
$1,000.
Marp u. @ri.fsniamp an Jcbn
Qipps Concrete Co., 1915.
Do. an auguit 5iBman, 1858.
MIire .. Gfxsr an ehdunttp
Smitb, 5000.
MarD !. Shnsibsr an 9risbton
German gdnt Co.. $1,000.
Cola 8. Stridsr an R. 3. grabp,
$2100.
2ouis Zeal on Clinton 6. II. 3.
Co. 5000.
sSObn SissIe an R. 81. JOr. $545.
Do. ON Guarantee DepGiit Co.,
1920.
Wsurp @. griiiDI an wsp,rs y.
Cooper. $400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
s&la6t.x idblasen uuo Siege
feiers.
Bonn pplnifdsn arissss
f9aapIas.
6 ob3, 81. De3tmbsr.

2ob5, q. De5tmbtr.
@om srFttn Siege bsi Gasarbs. mi!
i.ineH isf)sbunbert Ge}nnsersn an,
Der ia DObl beute nur nod bic Grim
nsruug an bic eriie grobe fiebtrbaft.
Spannung III, big iiber 1annsHbers
binaus babe id5 ben Sisgesiubsl in Der
5eimntb miterlebi. Sd babe Is 10 i'm
0sfiibI, als Oh bns Gsisrn Der siege
bel Der WoHe INNER mebr StHfdtion
eeiporben iei. Wlan Iiinmt bos elpise:
ssyn Den Qrgonuen ipurbe Elm Siiibs
punt gsiuonptn", .Jran3ofiide Mns
eriffe bradeu blutis 5uiammeH-, .syn
goIen III bic Gage lluperdnbert" unge-
bulbis Gag fur sas bin, nnb man
fsiert bann ben Eieg als ettpos Grp.
bss. attuslLss, uIs ordInatiiden 56hes
punt. Man bat barnuf setpori,t. ipis
aIs auf eilpas GsIbitperitdnbIiGes.
gfun 1T Is bo. nun l5ft iid) Der SubsI
unb bic Bsgeiiierung.
su uHisre WeltabssIdloif
bier. in Der man von Den GeIfkbniiIen
nnf bem WeLimxrt, IN Jruntreia inb
IN JIunbsrn ipnIis erfGbrt unp nur
por ben 9eiptgungen bss einen Gss
fehtsabf1nitiss .beberrlta fpiro, bro9s
te ismanb brett aug Berlin bic Rans
ri6i, ipis iie in Der seimotb ben Sitg
BON aob3 nit ioIsnbsm aGrm fsierttn.
Wk farbige 6lnssen Berlin fbmiidten
uno pis Wlenae ii9 IN ben StrnBnI
itouts, bic Wirihsbd1iitr fiilIie. ME Il.
Dor bas Shlob Sogen, I'M bic Mns
Ipra9e bss aoifers 5u b5reu. tpis aud
5inbsnburg ii6 pOr Jdtel5us unb Sus
belftiirmtn ilift lfiibeu tonnis. Mi,
feltiom foIhe Giube bier auf uns
fpirft! Die Gieodnitn eilen 3u benz Sits
ger bisisr GGIndten. Dem GtneroI.
Oberjtsn b. Madenien. Der nit ieis
mem Siabe IN eintm heinen polnilhen
aanbiidbtden bniiit. In rem Glsnb uno
armutb, Gdjmub uub llnratb jsbs
Rsauns bss Mohlbebusens Obsr snr
sfrsube unserbriideii, inulittsn elmer
8sb0Iisruns, bic fnr4tfum unb psrs
Taadttrt, beiisnfo[ls bsn!fnul unb in.
oolsnt, oft absr aud, ftinbiia unb bin-
ftrbaItig 1T; unb bic Debanttn iittgen
ipsitsr Dor AZ ben eigsntliden GisetrH,
su unisrn 9ruppsn En bic S9iibsus
grGbsH unb llntsriidnotl
aGIte lped,feIte nit glegen in ali
ben @odleiI. gsinh mo @sctter riiieiI
peiniernb On ben Rerpen. Tie feinb-
lidlen eIelf,ciie llinuierten Tag nnc
gindt. ssn ben ilnteritdnoen laaen lie
irieren0 uno iinter g1ItbebrltHgen.
Sim friiben @Oreen. nod IN Der Gam.
menins, bs;:::ss bs;:::ss i;;;s:;;, i;;;;.s:;;,, linen BEN haIh.
purmen anffee, isn0 erit IN Der biln.
felnbeu Radlt CAB es ipieoer gfien
| aus Der JeI0fiide Gam per iit BET
Tag iibr ben @dlleu Der 0eibel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
GranSsissHtbnmss SppstbeseH.
gleaefnattraaeM

- - - y = .
Senrp Mifd an Glberon .. u. g.
o.. $3.50.
emma @. e. wlia.r an B.nidmiu
6. Milion. $6725.50.
2ouiIa 2librigbt on Gineinnatins
g. II. Q. Co.. $500.
GbarI,s Mettsrer an 2uiis gaur,
$500.
e,trra. 9iotb on llnitp q. II. g.
Co.. $4700.
sSfabsl 81. gHIips an GaeI, 3. u.
g. o., $1,000.
Stnnis 5Oerner an bi. 5trbtrt 6.
pahoiIo Go. $500.
narrn 9isrunsip al giti5ens Q. u.
go. 2, 5000.
ssennie 5cernsr an @dnt Ct. .. u.
60, $4,000.
eIsn Dunlap oil bie 1iils Guarans
tee Ii. Sruit Co., $3.50.
gidnmDnb Gbepberb on prDoibsnt
Gdpinss 9anf unb 9ruit Co.. 1920.
slObn grudnsr on albert 8rudnsr,
$3.50.
Witogaus gleibif an DO, s439.
@errse 80, Giiiss an Carthage 9.
II. g. a.. $150O.
Gbarltg e. Bean an bo.. $1,000.
girSi. Goldman on @ufinsb Msns
9. 81. II. e. Co., $2250.
Sba Wl. 8nn Borber on gpuintrs
eidl GuDings 8dnt, $1,000.
Marp g. g9riitb an s5cbH 3. gars
ron, $2600.
Rate Rnper an Gcmmsrtinl GcDr
iuss Huus, $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
81 9eniiffeton.
D6rmuno nno l1linoe(.
Roman BON u. srDOa
(5ortf.buna.)

Sic Iieb ben @egsnitamb, Der ibH
pffsIIbur ihmer5lid bsriibrts, fallen
unh Gin bnrnilofes 9eiprdd sirfIits
Bfu. eluh g.lans es ibr in Der S1nt,
i5n rab unb nah Don ieinem finitsru
Briitsl abousieben bis Der Iusenblid
fam. ipo Batter unb 3ohter eirouber
freuRblih quite 0a4t boien.
9nffie fpre4enp, faIt bic Wortt ipis
beT Winen berporitebenb, iaste sr nod
I'm 6iuausseben: Bite oas iuust
w2Gbdsn hier5nbIeiben big i'd 5uriid
bin. i'd mDdie iie iprehen."
usberrafdt bIisb iie Dor ber ii4
f4Iiebenbeu Sbiir iteben. 81 besreis
zen mar Der Batter an rieiem Sage
gar nidbi.
Rur3 iib umfpenbenb, ieste iie iih
an ben Sdrsibtiid. i1rieb bas Gin
Iabunssbrief9en unb lieB es fofori
in ben naben Bridtaiten fteden. Snl
usrlid iubeInb, bur6 bisfes tdfae
Derfubren bic 5rsunbin 70 pieI friiher
erparten au fDnnsn, orbnsts nno
pndte iie alIes fir bes 9atsrs Be.
quemliHteit ipdbrenb feiner Reife uub
sins lanss na1 Mitternaht sur Rube.
Desunsea4tet ftanb iie am nGhften
Morsen, frifb unb fauber setIsibet
auie INNER. Dor bem Jriibitiidstifd fiit
ben Iisben Reifenben 5u idaffen, Der
bsnn au6 red]t3eitis eri6ien unD ndt
fur3em plauberitiinoden Don feinem
,,lieben sgamuIus~ unb ieiner ntreuen,
flsinen 3ausbdItsrin4 Mbfdieb nd9m,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19

f5raueis DidiOn an pbiusos s
9rnbanl, 40 bel so auB an Der Sin.
ieits DOn prospect qlacs. fGielsi
$L50); 81.
Die 5erbtrf G. qadoub 90. al
Sennir 1pernsr, 35 BEL 9729 suB an
Der 9Itieits bon 9ocobburn glprnus
(Sieiler SD; 81.
pbintds e. Brobom on SfabeI M.
pbinips. 40 bei 80 sSub an Der Siib,
ieite Don qrOspsct place, lSt,usI
$l.50); 81.
3. Msrril Wriabt an .gDbits Oal
Goal so. BON 20. @n., 5 Sabre padi
bonn 1. mai. 1912, nllf "a bel 100
sfnb an Der Mtlifsiie pon Staniou
1penue. idbrIid,e Diietbs $77.40 NIT
priuilegium gum Mntauf fir 1920.
Die Seff.oH Srsnding Co., per
Sbsyiif an pie propiptnt Sapings
8anf II. Eruit GO, Cots 80. A, ., &
lnb z BON Stspbeu atmpsr's Inter
obtheiliing, (Steilsr $6l: $4,000.
Grben pon auniaunba Sf,nsder.
pet Gbsriff on Mnbrsp Ghneder, uus
gsfdbr 12 9fdsr 9nno in Seitipn 10
in 6cleroin 5ppnibip, (Sisusr q;
$17O0.
Die @bite Dat goal 60. an bic
Rslinnee Goal II. Goie gompanp,
anipeiiuns auf gatt, auf 5ipsi Stiid.
ednb an Der 5srn Strabs, 81.
6drrp aalebfp an Celia 4nlsBtp,
10 BEL ia ssub an Der Voroieits Der
RidImonb Girnbs, (Stsusr 81; 81.
9itrnbam GoIbbOff OH Bertha anb.
10 bei 81 6ub an Der Horbitite Der
Court Gtrdbe, 16 SUB OIflih Der
Hittsnbcuis Strabs. (Sisusr $L5O;
81.
ssrso. 80. alsiuf on Sba M. Ban
@orbsr. Qoi 102 in Drills u. aline's
llnternbtbeiluna bon Tcripopo.
CSitusr $3.50; 81.
Wlinnie 3eIoiamp an @soras VI.
5sIbidmp, 7.S9 adsr Qanb in Getiion
% in @rsen 2oipnitip, (Stsusr
81 .50): $500.
Wariin C'9ard an Widdel Wluls
len. aots s unb II in SDanboe Spns
bienie llnttrabibeiIuns in Rorpooo,
81.
Wlaroaret GaIbtr an sSpbn s.. 9is
ron unb Clara &. Diron, aonirait
gum 9eriduf uon Got 81 in y. 6.
pofoub's 5ipsitsr llnierabibeiluns an
Breiriter 2lrenue fir $1,000.
Die 1urrsa Rsalip so. an G!Hier
9. 0urrtn, 100 bel ,2l0 Sub on
@ranb g,iitd apeHus, 1918 SUB n6rbz
LID bon Wonteomerp gite in plea
fant Rib9e. (Steusr So; 81.
Otto @nfmnnn an Willis 70. III
Fber, so rub on osr Oitisits pom Del.
ia glpsnus. 80 IuB Iiblif, bon Gin
ipppb glpenus. (Sisuer $2.5O: 81.
Wl. g. Giohsip on =. 6. poaarb.
Got AZ in 8Iod s in 9rpoen's linz
ternbibeilung in SIT. MSdibington, 81.
WaebaIena Gbl, OH Samusl ..
Cooper. acntraft gum @srianf bon
80 BEL 153 }ub on Der Sitisite Don
Sdrlem plaee, 5tpiiaeH Blair ano
sSonatban 9lpenue fir $1,000.
MoI,s @oIoimitb an alma M. 6.
8rabItp, 9 s5nbr, BAD. bonn 18.
Rdr5, 1911, auf 81 bel 95 SUB on
berglorbIeite oer:8siis SiraBs, q jug
tpeitlidl Der 8dnmiIler Strnbe. jdbrs
lids Ulietb. $50 nit pripiIsgium gum
9lniauf fiir $500.
qana Wl. 6. 8ublsp an emma 6.
6arbins. oasfsIbs eigeHtbum, (Steusr
So; 81.
2ena goIbfmiib an Birbie GOIbs
man, basislb. eisentbum, (Stsusr
p; 81.
emma g. Sarbins on 8irbis GcIbs
man, basfslbe gissntbums (Stslisr
50c); 81.
Nat6an G. Sprban, pr Sb.riff an
esoieph I. alInsIsr. 25 BEL 100 SUB
an btr 0orbisi.t Der WiltinTon Stras
&c. 1915 ssub ipsitIi9 Der Jolpler
Sirnbe. 81.
St0fpis Suber an pbiIomena grabs
Isp, so bel ITS SuB an Der Sadberrn
Sirobe unb befannt aIs Np. 3l07
Sadberrn Gtrabs. 81.
pbilomena Brablsp on Sobn Rops
psnbsrasr. bagIsIbeeissntbum (Stsusr
Gnel. e1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
M 8ifsad.

ggittrpe: Simmer penn i'd einen
8lib am SinuneI iebe, nuB i'd an
ueinen ieIigen @aloeuIar oenfen."
Jreuioin: n8ie 70 - mar er 70
blenoeno id)6n?"
ogeia bas niht -
sad es bIitt Bel ibm ipobI BON
giprit2"
IS no - 70 fam ey iuImsr na6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
Ra aIfo.

Sat: DIX gerDi,iis n axr un.
jnuberls
mirtbin: .Soo2 Die bdbsn ibon
son5 anbert 9errT6aftsu umssbdbt
als Gis!1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-19
S1rtn In msnfdIE4

Di, jung Mplatiluin TT brilliant
senaIt. llnb ME iinnis. 1ls &in!srs
grunb Elm iylug5sug su ipdbItH.4
sGstattsn Gis. bos IL ibx nuu
WiutnsaEt.s
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-03
TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday ~;
a year ago, 76.
Lowest temperature last night, al
year ago, So.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS
PAsTlME THEATER

THE Rose of the Rancho" in five
acts and $50 scenes, Laskey-Para-
mount production, and one of David
Belasco's successes, featuring Bessie
Barriscale, with a special cast, will
be seen at the Pastime tonight. The
picture was produced in Lower Cali
fornia by Cecil B. DeMille under the
direct supervision of the wizard dra-
matist, David Belasco, and the artis-
tic master, Jesse l.. Laskey, and is
typical of the period in which the ac-
ton of the piece occurs. Eighteen
Mexican vaqueros, large equipment
of accoutrements and number OF
| Spanish girls were imported from
Mexico for the minor roles of this
| picture David Belasco, Jesse l.. Las
| key and Cecil De Mile collaborated
on the scenario. This picture is cred
| tied by the authorities with being the
most artistic and thoroughly faithful
moving picture production yet created
in this country
The preliminary reel will be Paine
! Weekly, which will be run just aheaC
of the feature Night show starts a
IL o'clock Tomorrow, a Schubert
Brady feature, when II Strike
Home" produced by the World Film
corporation