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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11

! beaux hymnes de Circumstance.
CONNIE chaque aimee q cette
6poque, l'6glise 6tait bondee de f.
d6les avides de venir partager Ia
joie DIES petits.
LIE Rev. Pere Etzel, professeur
au college St Thomas, a c6l6br6 la
messe ct, imm6diatement avant de
recevoir la Sainte Communion, il
rappela aux enfants, le grand bon
heur qui les attendait ct les nou-
veaux devoirs qui leur incombaient
a l'avenir.
L'apras-midi a 3 hrs, les iaeles
as~sistaient pressure aussi nom
breux a la distribution DIES priz
par lie r. P. Richard, telle que ci-
dessous.
1-Classe pr6paratoire:
Ter prix, don dc Mile M. E. Le-
noir, file, a Emily Paradise. ler
prix. garcon, don de M. ct Nine
Jos. Longtin, q Anthony Ouellet;
chacun service de 14re CON-.
II-Classe de Confession:
Ter prix, garcon, don de Nine
Laura Dumas, a Arthur Malenfant
(Gof6n). Ter prix, file, don de NJ.
ct Nine FIX Paradis, a Laura Lam
bert.
III-Classe de Premiere Com
munion:
Ter prix, garcon, don de M. ct
Nine Arthur Pilon, a Donald o.
son, (bible). lers prix, files, dons
de M. ct Nine D. Gorham, a Edith
Bistodeau ct Marie Forth. (Vie
DIES Saints).
IV-Classe d'Histoire Sainte.:
Prix, don de M. ct Nine j. Ro-
billiard, file, Dorothy Flick, (Go&-
ne). Prix, garcon, donn6 par M.
ct Nine j. Forth, q John LaBelle.
(Histoire Sainte).
V-Prix de Ponctualit6:
Dons du r. P. Richard.
Classe d'Histoire Sainte: May
ARIEL. Loretta Malenfant. Jessie
Lambert, Clair Forth, Floretta
Amirault, Ef6e BONN, Stella La
Page, Marie Demers, Dorothy
Flick, Henry H6nault, Arthur Fer.
gusson, Romeo Cloutier, Harold
Boutin, Alonzo Plante, Albert
Meunier, Theo. Pelletier, Jos. Ro-
billiard.
Classe de Premiere Communion:
Prix, dons de Nine Adeline Sau-
cier; Esther Plante, Irene Paradis,
Edith Bistodeau, Ella Pilon, Ma
RE Forth, VIM Normandin, Do
Eald Olson.
Classe de Confession; Arthur
Malenfant, Earl Amirault, Laura
Lambert, Celia Chouinard, May
Robillard.
CIasse Pr6paratoire: Antoinette
Ouellet, Nelly Paradis, Agnes Ar
rell, Mabel Pelletier.
Gradu6s:
Floretta Amirault, Fife BONN,
Marion LaBrash, Stella LaPage,
Marie Demers, Dorothy Flick, Ma
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11
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MINNEAPOLIS, lie IL JUN 1915
Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, Mimi, as second
class mail matter

Toutes lettres, correspondence
etc., doivent etre adressees CONNIE
snit:
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Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sont pas retournes.
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autrement QUEEN bottles contenant so pi]ules, jamais
au 100; elles portent a I'm bout de chaque boite Ia
signature de la Gle CHIMIQUE FRANCO-AME-
RICAINE ct I'm numero de c%ontr6le. Nous enga-
geons notre nombreuse clientele a refuser toute
SUBSTITUTION. Lorsque vous hernandez les Pr
lules Rouges, n'acceptez jamais I'm autre produit que
Ion vous recommanderait CONNIE Giant aussi bon.
REFUsEZ CATEGORIQUEMENT. De6ez-vous
aussi DIES COLPORTEURS les Pilules Rouges ne
sont jamais vendues de porte en- porte. Rappelez-
vous que les; PILULES ROUGES sont la grande
SPECIALIZE pour la femme, cele qui guerit tous
les jours un grand nombre de personnes, EFT QUI
VOUS AUSSI.
ST vous ne pouvez vous procurer dams votre loca-
lite les veritables PILULES ROUGES pour Femmes
Pales ct Fables, ECRIVEZ-NOUs, nous yous les
ferons parvenir FRANCO.
Adressez toute correspondence COMPAGNIE
CHIMIQUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (LIMITEE),
274 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal. (.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11

L,EcHo D: QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des :ae,s ct opinions emises par
ses corresp I'D nts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11

L'anemie p6netre dams toutes les
classes de la societe, chez les jeu-
mes files ct chez les femmes fortu- A
n6es aussi bien que chez les pau
vres.
ST les causes de la pauvret6 du
sang ne sont pas t%oujours les me-
mes, les consequences sont t%oujours =
un d6sordre general qui Sc caract6-
rise par une paleur excessive de Ia
peau, I'm TENT j~aunAtre, la Aacci-
ditk des chairs, la blancheur des
conjonctives, lie boursouHement de
la face, lie manque d'app6tit, les
tiraillements d'estomac, les nau-
sees, la gene de la respiration, les =
lassitudes, les tristesses, la melan-
collie, l'irritabilite, les maux de
tete, les disbursements, les insom-
MES, etc.
Pour rem&dier a Get &tat de cho-
Sc, les femmes prendront les Pilu-
les Rouges pour les Femmes PAles
ct Fables. II ny a pas de medi- Lee
cation anssi utiie oae les Pilules a la +.
Rouges Giles premunissentle les jeu- deux
mes files contre Panemie, la chic les &c
rose ct facilitent leur formation. cd
La femme adulte aura, grace aux ct oh
Pilules Rouges, I'm TENT toujours P,st9
frais, DIES forces suf66santes ct des re- :
nerfs solides parvenue a Page cri- de IL
tique, les Pilules Rouges lui seront tous
encore n6cessaires pour traverser 3 @n'
doucement cette dangereuse pc s,,rn1
rhode. ment
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES. -
simard, qui .pass6 pres de trois ann6es
a &tudier les maladies DIES femmes, sous
DIES celebres docteurs sp6cialistes Capelle
est maintenant de retour ct c%ontinuera
DIES consultations au No 274 true Saint-Den
par lie passe, ces consultations Sc donnero
jours, dimanche excepte, de 9 heures d1
heures du soir, ct seront absolument graf
L'exp&rience acquise par lie DR. Sima
son sejour en- Europe, est une serieuse
success !; nous esperons done que toutes
qui souffrent sauront proiter DIES avantag
motions a leur disposition, en- venant lie
celles qui en- seraient empechees peuvent
en- lui Dormant une description complete
ladie ct elles %recevront DIES conseils qui
de la plus grande utilize.
AVIS IMPORTANT. = Les Pilules R
Femmes Pales ct Fables sont en- vente cl
marchands de remedies au prix de SOC
six bottles pour 50. so; Giles ne sont jana
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Nine FELIX
dit: 9 lie n,anquais d'app6th, ie manquais de sang, javais lie
feinf fery1e. J'affrx1e que les Pill Jules ROUGES
mont rendu Ia force ct Ia sanh6.''

I'm peu, 81 je montais un escalier
GU 81 je faisais un petit effort, je
ressentats aussit6t une douleur
aux c6tes, aux reins ct ma res
piration @tait haletante. J'avais
des vertiges, des tintements do
relies, des migraines. Aussi, j'e-
tails tres frileuse, mes pieds ct
ines mains etaient glaces, 1ors-
que j'6tais couchee, je ne pouvais
qu'avec peine me rechauRer ct
je dormais tres NAL. Deux m6de-
Gins m'avaient trait4e ct parce
que je ne me r6tablissais pas, j'ai
6crit aux M6decins de la Compa-
gnie Chimique Franco-Americai-
Inc, ce sont 1eurs bons conseils ct
lleurs excellentes Pilules Rouges
qui mont gu6rie ct je suis heu-
|reuse de le faire SAVIOR aux fem
mes malades qui Sc proposent
d'employer les Pilules Rouges."
Mime Leo Payette, Saint-Bruno
de Guigues, Que.
"Depuis longtemps j'avais des
douleurs dams les reins, je me
sentais accablee ct je manquais
d'appetit. Je manquais aussi de
sang, car j'avais les levres pales,
les yeux cernes de noir, le TENT
terne, etc. II y a I'm an, je me de-
cidai d'essayer les Pilules Rou-
ges, ce nest pas que j'eus en- ces
pilules beaucoup de confance,
j'avais tant employee de remedies
sans resultat aucun, mails je me
sentais 81 fable quill me fallait
en- trouver I'm capable de me tn
infer. Cette fois j'eus le bon
avec les Pilules Rouges, j'ai ac-
quis DIES forces, du sang ct une
excellente sante. Nine Felix
Hurtubise, Is rue Alfred, Mont
real.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11

AVIS IMPORTANT. = Les Pilules Rouges pour
Femmes Pales ct Fables sont en- vente chez tous les
marchands de remedies au prix de SOC la bofte, GU
six bottles pour 1880; elles ne sont jamais vendues
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1915-06-11

LIE secretaire- General, NJ. Eusebe Bertrand, SO fera
un plaisir dadresser le livre de la constitution ct des
Regiments de PUnion Canadienne-Francais ct Catho-
lique des Etats-Unis, q toute personne qui en- fera la de-
mande ct il repondra a toutes les demandes d'informa-
lions qui lui seront adress6es.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17
Charley Chaplin, Friday and satur-

Charley Chaplin, Friday and satur-
day.
Coming! aThe Boss in five acts
Tuesday.
Mr.. Lindamood ST.. left for Dakota
Saturday for visit.
Mrs. N. IS. Hegnes, from Argyle,
was an over night visitor at the Eas-
ton home.
Kodak film developing and print
ing Of all kinds done. a. Pletsch,
West Hotel, City.
The McCrea Farmers Club will
have their annual oyster supper on
Friday evening, Nov. 10.
Six weeks to Christmas! Too early
to make holiday purchases? Non
sense! Get busy at once.
/ Mrs. B. Levins, Of Crookston, and
Miss Forsell, Of Chicago, visited at
the E. O. Natwick home last week.
Misses Ellen and Selma Johnson, of
Foldahl, left yesterday for Butte,
Montana, where they intend to spend
the winter.
| Subscriptions to magazines make
fine Christmas presents. Let me
take your orders. Mrs. A. E. Matt
son. Phone 49,.
If you enjoy high class film play,
don't fail to see "Alice Brady in "The
Boss produced in five acts al
Dreamland Tuesday. Admission 1Oc
land 20c
Claude Hanson has heard from the
concern that was to make the Warren
moving picture film and has been
Eassured that the film will be ready to
be shipped here this week.
You cannot show people who may
be your guests nicer courtsey than
to see that mention of their visit is
made in the paper. A post card or a
few words over the phone will do it.
The Boss' in five acts is the story
Of the rise Of an Irish enigrant to
the political boss of his district. A
gripping story Of today with a touch
of romance and a thrill in every foot
of film.
/ Peter Fernstron1, former northern
Marshall county resident, now living
in Canada directly across the line
from the Northwest Angle, attended
to business here last night, going tt
! SteDhen this morning
| w. H. Dixon cried the sale at the
Alfred Johnson farm in Warrentor
yesterday and reports it very sue.
eessful. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson in.
tend to move to town to live and viii
probably build house here next
Esummer.
t Theo. Duit, of Radium, is having
the pleasure Of a visit from his
father, Harry Duit, and sister, Mis-!
Emma Duit, Of Mora, Mimi, who ar
rived last Saturday. Fred Maurer, al
SO Of Mora, arrived at the same TIM
for visit at the Duit home.
i Munger & Son have recently soil
J six head Of o. I. c. swine to Edwar,
Mischke, Of Perhan, Mimi; one t
Mrs. G. B. Gayken, Of Hurley, S. D.
one to w. H. Porter, Of Fergus Falls
Mimi; one to Dick Porter, of Stevens
Mimi; and one to j. H. Hyland, o
Edmunds, N. Oak.
/. Arthur and Albert Baesman an
! Fred Peterson, Of Yale, S. Oak, ar
rived here last Saturday on thei
way from Montana to visit for fe1
days. with Joe Wiegert and Enaj
!, Wahhers, progressive farmers Of t1hii
: vicinity. They said they liked Mime
sofa very we'll, but could not see hoy
people can make money, when the
: have to bake pancakes for their mil
cows
q t~-~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17
Gleanings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.
MARKETS

| Next week! Alice Brady in ''The
Boss"
| Charley Chaplin, Friday and Satur-
day.
/ Alice Brady in 1'The Boss" in five
acts Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Wahlin visited friends
at Drayton, N. D., last week.
Renew your magazine subscription
now. Phone 40 and I will call. Mrs.
A. E. Mattson.
w A. Knapp arrived from Joliet,
ILL.,, on Monday. He intends to return
Ito Illinois tomorrow.
The Ladies' Aid Of the. Presbyterian
church will serve supper. at the Uni
que building, Friday, December 10th.
On Sunday evening, in the Presby-
terrain church at 1880, Rev. Samson,
will speak on why Men do not go to
Church IN
!. Mrs. Forseth pleasantly entertained
seven of her lady friends for the af-
ternoon on Tuesday, serving a very
enjoyable coffee.
i Ivan Peterson, leader of the Nc.
Crea Boys Band, left Last night fol
New Windsor, H., where he will visi1
with an uncle during the winter.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hidden are re.
joicing over the arrival Of daughter
which occurred at the A. j. HildeI
home on Sunday evening. -Spoone1
News.
! N. G.. Engelstad returned to hi:
home at. Mortified last week, afte1
having spent the summer on hi!
farm here. He expects to return herr
again in the spring.
| Judge Holm left for the game coun
try out east last Saturday and OF
Monday he returned with fine deer
The judge is having his proverbia
luck, even as a hunter.
Il G.. II. Hopwood, Of the Ponce
Land and Loan Company, has return
ed from the big game country with ;
big buck that weighed 14O pound
dressed. Mr.. Hopwood is used tx
landing big ones.
Mrs. Nels o. Roam, from near Will
mar, Kandiyohi county, arrived thi;
morning for a visit with friends. Th.
Roam family resided here many years
removing from here several year
ago after selling their farm.
The entertainment given last Sat
urday evening under the auspices O.
the Methodist Ladies' Aid Societ.
was well attended and also enjoyed
Especially that part of the program
rendered by home talent.
Feel mean, cross, ugly, sore a
yourself and everyone else. Do 70,
know what is wrong? Your stomach
is out Of whack HOLSTERS Rock,
Mountain Tea will put it back. Dom
wait. 35c. Tea or Tablets Warner
Pharmacy.
! j. M. Johnson, Of Strandquist, wa.
in town Monday to escort his wifi,
back home. Mrs. johnson has been a
the Warren hospital three weeks re
ceiving medical treatment, and re
turns much improved. The Johnson.
are pioneer residents Of town Of Lin
coin, having lived there ~ years.
J. E. Cook, one Of the well know,
pioneer residents of town of Alma
now living the life Of retired farm
er at Argyle, attended to bushes.
here Monday, coming down in hi
automobile. After 81 years of activ,
farming he is enjoying a we'll earne,
rest. Yet he is not quite Statistic,
even now, and il looking around 70.
another farm in place Of the one h,
sold, as his boys are longing for
return to life on the farm. Mr.. Cool
twas prominent leader IN the farm
ers alliance movement years ago.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17
Auction Sale

Auction Sale.
Having sold my farm and will quit
farming will sell at auction on Sat
urday, Nov. ~, 1915, commencing at
10 o'clock A. M, 6 head of horses,
cows, all fresh or coming fresh in
December, 6 other cattle, some hogs
and complete equipment Of farm ma
chinery.
Sale will be held at farm three
miles south Of Warren, II miles west
Of Roam siding.
o. B. NELSON, Owner
w. H. Dixon, Auctioneer.
First National Bank, Clerk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17

WOOD! WOOD! Woodrow is
Yol1r last chance to secure free wood
Get in the game at once! This wood
must be gotten off within the next 80
days. First here, first to secure a
snap. Call at once. M. L. Warner,
Sec. 35, McCrea twp,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-17
MOTHERS

Mothers! Why not protect the chill
dren by using milk from tuberculin
tested herd? - P. Frost Spaulding
Farm Co.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

r. 6lSfuk wearing he familiar
&h.l and celebrated rrtnninS
armed with big stick.
1A usfp~trei depicts rcn.st
His mcnolorne fairly
- Nth the Reos - Titan speech
6c1Afader manages to crowd a
sfnto every sentence and makes
onologue one OF the best COM
Z 80 m. Vaudeville. Another star
*6x66Varn will be Dorothy
&{t4 with TWO grand opera
z<<S0rrano and tenor. Miss
06ld 10 he wonderful vo-
etnginR soprano aud tenor
{s 10n&l ease, clearness anl
6nS. Her voice Is cultivated
Il II the bill will be nonsta and
nnsH direct from their london
~ and making their first APP
II DetrOit in. years. Other
68S5u b. Five Musical Byrons
9hand Instrumental nayeity.
044 their own instrument. The
&1jne:'' Albert Perry and
~ Ia Vars. dancing whirl-
1yerS e FaS'. fwo nut come
NH q Kemp In acrobatic od-
End the Hearst Sciig weekly
45d the AoVreoscope.
IS MILES.
~ XlKht Haw'ks," a sensational
80 playIet presented by Rex
- md = company cf Elk people.
~ <he feature attraction In the
9knhfef next week. The Might
~ u a tale Of adventure In the
5rof16 Of New York city. II is
W. and the characters arc con-
lax Adams u Tayl0r Gran
FGfy1o az Hctor and pays the
~ perfection. Miss Ethel
Q u Particularly note6 as the
~ enc or the greatest
1m& vo1ceS In vaudeville and has
~ tolout and charm The rest
= t6NponY are clever actors.
y ~ production IS the second
~ called THE Rough House
anA PRESENTED by the Mall
~ ~ SouDesltans; teyfn IN
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

This play enjoyed phenomenal runs
in all the hig cities aad retains oil
IL charm and beauty to this daN-
" served TO introduce George u.
Cnhan as actor neutrality-suspicious.
and h-ouSht him torctblv 10 the at
tenti0n OF theatergosrs as force TO
be reckoned with Ia the theatrical
field. Little Johnny Jones contains
enough musical song hits for three
or four ordinary shows. while a con
tinucGs stream Of laughter IL caused
ny the mary humorous Hines and ait
nations. with the hne company or
PLAYERS in thS Detroit orcra house u
should prove a mos, attractive enter
tafnnert The east includes Laurr
rafTrav. Thomas Conkey. ANY Irircs-
ter Wayn. Mum. inez Raaeg RobhN
Bentiey. Waiter Wills. Nitty peNeTe,
Walter Pas hal. Gus Buell. and many
Others Matinees viii be given a
usual on Wednesday and Saturday
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

BRoADN A. STRAND.
Thefa BGra. cae french attrrs7
who's rortrarai 80 fLa ia The
Clrs,erccar case" on The screen ~
the Broadway strand thoateT fcN
werkt ego. proved enc ~ tha+ PLAY o.
honss's best attractions Nill p.
shown there again nest week. acgiT-
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26
e. ARR X.

ArrAugements have been completed
FOR the extension OF the James
Rarres engagement at the Garr,cH
to ard including July 4. with
matinee. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY. Mr.
Barnes. roted author, lecturer an
traveller - with the Through Ger
trail Africa from coast to Cost
moving pictures. row bcirg eNpioltcc
in the Garrick They were taken
Suring the Bafnes-Eeertor eNpeii-
ton. which brought from Africa orc
OF tbs most rare and interest,rE
groups Of human. animal and plant
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

claimed a. being ore Of the most
wonderful ever brought out of Africa,
aud repitcar Will be nlled In NIL the
principal museums OF the world as
many OF the animals photographed.
tribes. etc. will become extinct na-
fore the march Of civilization. as
have oar -Nmcrtean Indian ami bison.
The Bcnstelie company will return
"a Detroit Tor it, sixth annual visit
Monday. July !, opening In tho Gar
riNk theatsr In the delicious comedy.
''The New York Idea"
Miss Bonstelle and her associates
win come To the Garrick direct from
their spring engagement In the star
orinss company OF uniform
policy IN tho past. aud IN the seiec-
sion Of plays CAREFUL attention has
been paid 20 their adeptihiiity 10
stock Wsagcs.
"srhe Now York idea" r. from the
pen OF I.angdon Mitchell, frolieking
about the divorce theme, but In NO
way offensive. The east calls for the
Among the old favorl,es with Miss
Bonsteiie are corIiss Cities, William
prinsle. Robert Adams. Arthur Allen,
Harry MacFayden and I.eoror9 Won
Ottinxer. white the new faces In
eiude William Powell. Jerome Rick
man. Joseph Latham. Jane Houston
and Eileen Wilson. For the convent-
euce Of those desiring the sane 90 ts
throughout the season, nrransem~I
ticn books next Monday. June IS
when reservations for the entire sum
mer season may be made at the Gar
rick box office.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

{E1M ~ ~ AHUES
l11os T1me~. SQuase Qoas-
NJ - 1Ae Miles, bi11.
~ Tines square quartet,
D1pGtnG organization noted
M GArmony, sing the latest
eexeral Of fhejr own COM
The Roustabout and the
~ the title l,by which sid
NM Famine Held are
~ 0r4 Now arrivals from the
~ they irupersonate the
KNegro N he really is. Both
~ o3hGcfs and dancers.
Carl and his cssnpsny have
~ cot They juggle various
V3to kre&t skill and feature
o11eU eevtf stfckS q peculiar
I1(EQo4 ~ the busllmen In their
U14tty A-.sinkinK. dancing
~ act will be offered ny
"a ramsey. y very clever
H0&4Tfn1u4fA Afies Ramsey.s
M <Goh to be decided
81 ~ photopiays by the
includes the Keystone
80 ma several new feature
"a .t, ff -l tt.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

- seG{lfe. Clothed In
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26


The sins or the Mstners," 81 e9
New York Evening sun prize phyto-
play contest winner. IL the Nina tta-
lure TO be shown In the Majestic ,ae-
ater next week starting with the
matinee. sunday afternoon. The pay
wright. Elaine Sterns. IL "a dee'3f'n,
has built strong drama based on
the steadily tighteDirg GRID thAt the
gambling fever obtains IN one &c
whom little society card plaNinS
proved fascinating. The purpose \
10 point out how mothers passion
FOR gambling descends on her oNUNh-
ter and brings about the tragic %.
struction OF The girls happiness and
finally her death.
The production was staged ~
Ralph W. Incc and Is a VIA SrA}"
blue ribbon feature. Anita stewart
and Earle Wilnaps are tie stars,
with cast Jh4t inciudFs ~uht
gwayne Gordon. NsrS Maurice ana
Paul Scardon. The story urst intF"-
duces an unfortunate father VINO
loses heavily in a business ifansae-
ton. rs unable 90 stand the sorla'
affairs OF his wife. ard Kills hinse-.-
The card loving wife refuses 10 EtNe
up her social activities and goes fr'0'
The Detroit times., 1915-06-26

Ming >anday. 81 roe"rr society
drama hr tAe italian poc' - '.Fie.e
q Arnunziu ~7rc I'eV.ls pl rNf-
y-in Gioeerda"h The part q some
what Like tHaC Ia aul tse yana-
rlrc vi "a Eooi T lare Was but
ncrv cNtfeue a giyi. famed tor ~
beaatv cecr N her teams liiteA ~
rtkle l0vnr. AND thea ss or. TO
wreek vsEgcanFr or a.i mem. rt'eT-
i,lg a. h,~ motta 'fcnC, forta my
heart iv iCc. my passion ccnsnr1inE
6re LET men pcu ave- icr exotic
beaaty ensiix ers AYES sacse whom
she wtN end HnaNv Src undertakes
ihe Cow rfe!l Ut.a p3pl.ar sculptor, a
ran wien a wife and family sra
every rHgE0n 70 have q level head
STRUCK ny her beauty hrWever. he
s~afs her 20 p~se Tor him ami the re-
suit is Al irfateatlcI which wrecks
his horne and aii hut rBi.s Eim he
fore tne "de' TVS f1Eehter" c0count-
ern the tFagf. END sre deserves ~
,ke hsads = aratNer mar. >rp PIE
Inentiag this main pictc~c WIZ - A
Vce,sly news elm. 3 ccw s3y ara m
appropriate orchestra seiectln-
.'fYa zoe q the Fcara, from toG oT'.ra
~ ~f.a C3ccorJla. Eddie Hc(;ra =
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6fning to the Local Playhouses


VIII also have a new song. and ~
the matine~s souvenir photographs OF
Nine. Bsra vii be given To the ladies.
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
Continuing its successful season of
summer attractions. the Detroit opera
house viii present. next week. the
most pretentious production yet Of
fer-d George NJ. Cohan's most popu-
lar success, Little Johnny Jones.
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life ever secured from the dark con-
tinent During the time consumed In
me Throwing OF the aim anon the
curtain. Mr. Barnes gives an inter-
esiing lecture, telling Of she ptsptr-
atoms made for the trir' ~ the dif-
neultles ana hardshipS entailci In
the march. taking the Narlous pic-
lures and preserNins The 'lm. tho
African atmosphere degtroying en-
tIreiv the ordinary sims or plates M
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WARRINGTON

!. John barrymore. the ,nimi,ahle
comedian. adds another triumph tc
his list OF successes as Brooke
Travcrs IN Richard Harding Davis
''The Dictator" which opens a week =
engagement In the Washington theh =
ter. sunday noon. This weli-knnwr
story In celebrated both as novel
and play. and lends itsff admirably
a. screen purposes. II relates the al =
ventures 90 young New Yorker,
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wife hin. NeNt week ihs alm tea.
tures iuclnds Harry Mcsvss and
Rosemary rhehy ia The Chcval
Mystery tdna Nissan aaa Arth ~
Neal .,urrs iE q y rstor comedy. ara
Max Asher as "Whrg -rAgitg Led the
Grcrestra fr thc lf.r~nrcu thc
picture wsll prfccte AMI follow tAe
taunesiifa. wblie al assht '-c ~
tures VIII hs 1ivol before EAe arst
vnutptiitf chow.