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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
WYANDOTTE

Mrs. David Nallair, Orchard-st... en-
tertained the Jolly-six club Wednes-
won first prize. Mrs. Martha Liddls
second Mrs William Liddle third,
Mrs. Wilson Truman special
Mr.. and Mrs G. Il. Theide have left
for Bufeio, where they Will spend
The l.. o. o. VI. will hold meeting
Friday evening. in the Moose temple
FRIDAY being the feast OF transtg-
OF holy communion in -, stephen
church. At 80 a. m.
Michael Petrc. whose arm was bad
Is cut several days ago by a water
bottle. is recovering in the John +,
Gilbert memorial hospital.
Thursdav is OCorn,ll day = n" a
q. II and the ladies auxiliary. OF
Wayne county. gave an excursion "a
Bois Blanc. with Irish music. games
and dancing on the program
There will be melting OF Wyan-
dotte council. Knights of Columbus
FRIDAY evening.
Peter Muller. the veteran grave
digger. of Wyandotte. is improving
IN The John r. Gilbert memorial hos
pftal from an attack OF apoplexy
l.. Kline, Second-st.. Is spending his
w 'ion At Cedar Point.
The second installment ~ the PHv-
9, saA on Front-st. Is due In Au.
The y. L. r. has reported TO tn.
police department the theft Of zoo
feet OF copper cable from the D.. NJ
& r. line below Trenton. The theft
occurred Aug. 3. \ standing reward
OF $50 is offered by the company foi
arrest and conviction OF the thieves
Or Lambert is still improving In
the 5oivay branch OF Harper hospi-
tai from injuries sustained in an au'
tomobile accident sunday. " was
given out at the hospital Thursday
that the doctor Is considered out oi
danger and on the road 20 recovery
Mrs, Lambert is also getting alons
nicely.
Mrs. Conrad Kreger and son Jack
have returned from two-ni, nths
visit In London and Petrolia. ont
\ warrant has been sworn out be-
fore Justice Maloch. charging Tony
Gianolla with harboring vicious
dog. According TO the dog warden
Robert Zellen. the dog has bitten halt
a dozen persons. steals the nbighbors
chickens and liz a nuisance The au-
thorities declare that In the future
persons who refuse TO give ~ vicious
dogs will be complained against and
haled before a justice.
Fred Kane. Superior blvd, IL Epe nd
ing two weeks In Atlantic City.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05


own munition factories 10 supply
their needs.
The situatiop at Athens is being
watched closefstby German diplo-
mats. but political circles here have
little fear that Greece will abandon
her neutrality. Various reports have
reached here that the yenizelos
party, which is shortly to come into
power at Athens. does not control
the 20 majority credited 10 the for
mer premier. following the recent
elections. and that in all events he
would be unable to obtain major
ity behind a war program. Other
reports indicate that the Venizelos.
who was for war several months
day. and that both he and King
Constantine now agree that Greece
should remain neutral. The recent
Austro-German successes have
worked profound and SOLDERING ef-
feet upon the smaller Balkan units.
Advices received here indicate
that the people OF Greece are in no
hurry TO ally themselves with Great
Britain, despite reports from Eng.
fish sources. The native Greeks on
the Islands OF Crete and Cyprus
have fled volumlnous protests to
Athens against British interference
with commerce. Greeks in Egypt
are reported TO have protested 10
their home government against
British mistreatment. Out OF these
situations there has come a new
Grecian state Of mind. One report
received here is that the British
Admiral Mark Kerr. who. with II
other British officers, had beer
schooling the Greek navy, returned
home at the invitation OF the Greek
government. because of this
changed popular sentiment toward
England.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
HIGHLAND PARK

Eight Highland Park restaurant
keepers were convicted Wednesday
Of violation OF the sanitary ordina nee
OF the villa ge In a campaign TO clean
up the village. They are: Harry
Drummer. los Manchester Was
lite Canauesan. $50 Manchestsr-avs
Joe Alley. Iai Ia Belle-ave Sarkis
fzneriian. 2I25 John R-st.. Daneg
SIBERIAN. Ize Victor-ave. q. VI Kali
ann. fOi Mancheste- Bob Has
sian. III Nictor-ave.
Two complaints against John Mar
auette. keeper OF the road house at
woodward-ave and the SIX Nile road
charge him with keeping his place
open on sunday. July 30 and SUNDAY.
July %. They are Issued in a cam
paign 20 close the roadhouses In and
about Highland Park on sunday
Maruette pleaded not guilty and
asked for hearing Aug IS Mar
uuette'a refusal TO keep his place
closed last sunday. chief Seymour
saws. resulted in the complaints is-
suing Marquette saws he sold only
meals. no LIQUOR Sunday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
PLAYGROUND
VANDALISM NOT
FOUND SERIOUS

PLAYGROUND trouble and reported
vandalism were minimized In the
meeting OF the recreation commits
sion, Wednesday afternoon. Police
Commissiousr Gillespie said that the
complaints did not amount to much
and Supt. jayne declared that with
the Fairgrounds closing at $3.50 ana
keeping the directors on duty until
o'clock. supervision would be- ade
Quate.
Commissioner Gillespie asked that
cases Of rowdyism be reported to
the police. and said that he would
send officers. to dispsrse the boys
and girls at closing time. II neces
sary. Commissioners Gilbert said
that he had visited several play
grounds. and had discovered nothing
seriously wrong. The ball games
made the most trouble, he found
Supt. Jayne said that disturbances
at the Goldberg playground had
been cured by moving the ball feld
to the other side of the grounds. ad'
jaoent TO q factory. No action was
taken. therefore. on a petition from
residents OF the vicinity.
Supt. Jayne reported that 95.2ss
persons had visited the Fairgrounds
last week. Of whom +l,422 attended
at night. The offer OF the police de-
partment to supervise the motion
picture houses and poolrooms was
accepted. The salaries OF $1,000 and
5000. allowed for two investigators,
have been found insufficient to OBJ
tain competent persons for the work.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
WORTHWHILE.

Hsrpsr hospitaI where he und d vr%r
an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray p. Johnson have
moved here from Detroit and arc
occupying the Snyder house la BeaI.
town.
Mark Robinson. ~ Birmingham at.
tended the celebration Of Forester
day here Wednesday
Miss Theodore Meyers. % Bav city
= former resident Of this place. II vie.
ting friends here.
The celebration OF Foresters day
"wednesday drew forth A fair-sIzed
crowd. The degree team, from one
OF the Detroit lodges failed 20 appear
visiting hre department. team also
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
NEGRO SHOT
IN FIGHT
OVER CRAPS

MAGAZINE. waved him away. not
wishing to overwork the examining
physicians In the county morgue,
where they were sure Mr.. Rice was
headed.
But in the hour of reckoning, when
Detectives Ellenstein. Repp. Heig
and Oldoni rounded up all OF the
principals. and a dozen witnesses.
In remarkably quick style. Novels
was thrown into the bastile with
Brock. on charge of felonious as
sault.
Mr.. Brock told graphic story OF
the bombardment
He said that there was a nice lit
tie crap game In progress-some-
times about 5000 on the table-and
Mr.. Rice spoke of a S12 bet. Just be
fore Mr.. Brock threw seven" When
Mr.. Brock garnered In the pot. Mr..
Rice declined to pay the Sl2. and
when urged To do so. made very
violent and uncomplimentary remark
to Mr.. Brock.
"And then" said Mr. Brock, "some
person just showed q gun into my
hand. an, I JUS naturally started
shooting"
with the bullets In his arm, and
the shot In his magazine. Mr.. Rice
dashed out OF the front door OF the
club, and raced around the building.
and appeared In . moment at the
back entrance OF the club, where
Mr.. Brock still stood. with his revol-
yer In his hand. while Mr.. Novels
also mounted guard xith mis- "gat."
The club members prevented any
further bombardment. however. and
the distraught Mr.. Rice. crying that
he had been shot in the stomach.
was allowed to leave without furthes
casualties.
Mr.. Brock left for his saloon. the
Turf club. at No. 253 Hastings-st.,
and Mr.. Novels and the others also
departed. but were rounded UP by
the detectives.
|. Novels is 35 years old. and give
his address as No. 1853 Cllnton.st.
Rice IL in Grace hospital
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
WAYNE

The first number OF the hve-day
chautauqua program was given We'd
nesday afternoon by the porva-p De-
Leon company or Boston. preceded by
a few remarks by the chsutauqua
manager. Charles IL. Dixon Wood
Briggs. the afternoon entertainer, in
his lecture, Helping the world go
round" delighted his audience. Dr.
Williams lecture in the evening on
the European war situation was well
received DR. Williams has but re-
Gently returned from the war zone.
The council Tuesday evening gave
the oddfcllows permission 70 hold
their homecoming" Aug. IS and II.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
GRAFT QUIZ
POSTPONED
Commissioner Brady is
Only Water Board
Member on Hand

Water Commissioner Brady, after
waiting three-quarters OF an hour
for Commissioners Stroh and Oak
man. made up his mind thar they
did not intend TO show up, and ad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05

jourued the meeting Of the water
board which he himself had called.
Wednesday afternoon. TO investigate
the charges that FOREMAN John
Healy had been taking money from
water board employees In return for
giving them employment. Commis-
sioner Quincy sent word that he
would be unaDie TO attend the sspe-
cial meeting.
ar. Brady said that he knew moth
ing about the charges, except that
Supt I.eisen bad held an investiga-
don. He declined TO hear Mr..
Lessons report without the presence
OF more commissioners.
IL thought II was up 10 me 10 call
this meeting. and did So" said Mr..
Brady.
Another date viii probably be set
for the gathering.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
many Denies
y Violation in
Di9puted Case
Frs TO MAKE
4 PREPARATION
However, u. S.
Construction of
IN. Trade Pact

I'd EIadINCTON. Aug. S.-The dis
& Ms between the United
)ot1s and Germany over the in
(opfetatton Of the Prussian-Amer
- treaty of 1875 arising from The
y " caee are sharply emphasized
IL than lessened. by the latest
1U 1fom Germany on this subject
i11ng to olI1cials here. S
~ text az the German note was
~ ont ct the state department
~ rye case arose from the
my ~ the American ship Of
q name BY the German cruiser
( III Eitel Friedrich when the
Sye vas carrying cargo of wheat
1Illand. Germany promptly ad-
IN liability. but insisted the
o4s ahould be passed on, by a prize
ut % determine the legality of
A sinking. The United States OBJ
i No. declaring Il was q case OF
1otx violation over which. the
1So Dourt had no jurisdiction, and
putsd that the amount OF dam
S ~ nxed BY negotiations be-
xG1 N German embassy and the
III department.
~ German note made pub
edaeedsy, contradicts almost
3 polnt raised BY the United
~ = hnnintAining its view Of
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
ROUGE TO HAVE
NEW $1,000 HOTEL

RIVER ROUGE. Aug 5.--Plans
have been prepared for a new $1,000
hotel for the Rouge. Philip Barron
plans TO erect a modern three-story
structure at Nos. 3193-3i95 Jefferson
ave. west.
The construction will be Of brick
steel and concrete. and work will
start about Oct |.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
TRENTON

James Roe. an employe on the
Robert Pistt farm. south OF Trenton
was painfully injured in the back
when he walked under a. hay fork
Wednesday afternoon. He was stoop.
ing down. and the forks were driven
into HE back Roe was taken "a
Rosnulus :.
Miss Louise Fiseiy. % Manchester
Mieh4 -viritinR reiatfres here
Moses MeNIcott and his fsmily
have returned from n I'VE days vacs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
RIVER ROUGE

Joseph 10th has been found not
guilty by Justice Burke on a charge
stephen Covas. 10th was defended
by Attorney Henry Messimer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05

1 The English language has approx.
mateIy 100000 words. half OF which
Ars of. . technical nature and rarely
used
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05

in Germany one man In every 213
goes 10 college; in the United States
one In 1000, and In. England one In
5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05
FORD.

Miss Mary Fehly. of New York city.
Is visiting in the home OF Henry
Scholerman Miller-st
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-05

Pptuting the plain neat kind--that
10 right--TYmes job Dcpt.-Nain 1870
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

nqunt al 9gnnens SnObolo. beOoes
oct oioere: aioet on uorGffer
Den 9aano til SelbreoeIie. og Der
fer 5eeu % lln0ere oeo DIN beai9e
Iieners Seiu Raon.1
De baDoe en- 5elelie a. at d
irem0eles - netop ior MOD 2uri9
beoeus 5orbno at flinne tale @uos
Oro me0 5rimoOig6eo - oiIOe be.
6sue 1e9nene paa Den tiOIi9ere paa.
pegeoe autoritet
d 0isie 5egn % lln0ere ituIoe
10 oaiaa 6ooe 9etD0ning u0nOtiI.
6ua0e ior Dem. ser par piniae til At
tage imo0 0eres 6orfnn0elie. % Tor
Dem, Ser MATTE iptte iig imoo.
Com ct foreIsbiat 5oar pon Gi
Iciplenes 9sn Iuoer @uo Steoet
bpor Be bar iorinmIeoe beoPges
altiaa ct aImngtsunoer Iiae pao
Ste0etl
8i6ere berettes ser. at 0e bIeu aus
inIOte meo ben Seuigaan0 81 toItr
@uos Cro meo Trimooilheo - en-
@entaaelie Al B~inieunoeret
y opnoaeoe altiaa gennem 9en
at Ooer0inOe @ooitanoen. iaa ri me
ner. at ser er al @runo til / Nm
leonina al. 6oaO oi / ioreIi80enos
Afinit fpIer, at oele oao 9sn ION
en- Stormaat.
Denne Stormast benotteoe De If
fert cite ii0en. MooitanOen MOO u
ooitleaes 6orf1noeIie sgeoes. men
@rt0s Strait oar meo Dem iao D
0~0erpanot al 0ooitano
Ter er 10 Gina. nj illtteIig 81.
paape9e.
IjieIpleue Ter aanife ri9tigt=
ben 0ooitan0. Der fdGer iia imo9
Dem. iom rettet life e9enfli5 imoo
Sem. men imoo SEEMS, gimoo DR.
5eaige Iiener Saius@.
Saaleoes o9iaa Nartpriirien
Ro0itanoeu er rettet Oirefte imoo
Seius a%riitus. .9an0 ariinisl~
iaq6e man til oeml uiaa er ou iri. ="
Qigeiaa / al ienere ariteniorislgelie
D2en netop 8eroens 5ao. BOO.
itano oa 5orfgI9eIie gioer anle0uin1
ri. at @u0s aprIiqbe0 lDier
aGer flareit % oeiligit life aIeHs
Sen aprIigbeo. ser uognar oiretts
ira @uo, men ogiaa ben, Der lin.
ner iaennem 6em, Der Ip6er BAN
o. tro6s al Rooitano Ter aIena paa
life 6ua0 9er0en I ortiener, men
oao h0oo Ben beheperl
Sobonnes hor Ret. nnnr ron Il
aer .@uO er a%prIiahco.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13

liger en- Siitorifer, ifenne 6aoer
Sennepins OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3at4
bets Dirfeli9e YinaI er 1877 800 paa
eanaoaiioen o. 1853 paa Den auie.
rifonIfe.
Nan fer iaaleoes. at 0enne DID.
iaoer bar benpttet iig al ct IoUIia
itGrft 5oriterreliesgIas.
Get er en- 9rumme let 90 linIpel
Gag Tor os beroure at iige, at Dc
6iitoDre 0en tore, itonoenbe Crib
life oripes al ariiti aano.
6n hel anoen og for os mere
oietig Sag er, ON oi ielO Orioes Al
oenne ann6 / bore S~triOigbeoer.
st foneiit llOtrpf Tor ariiten
0omnens 9tano err: gtnar nogen iloar
Oh pao beire aino, peno ben pen.
tire till altioa 9ioelie 9onImoo
Sffe gere RoOitnno moo uretfpr.
oiat anareb. Snaoan eioroe Dor
Meiter. Get er ariiti aan6.
eDln oa mno pi nof iperee: Sar
pi oo ielp 6enne ariiti aan62 GI.
Ter opferer oi os Tom eauife aImin.
belize Wenneffer2
4poitelen bar %auainet Tom aenoet
pnn en- ariiien oct, at ban er |
Stanot til at tanIe onOt
Get me Ieitnmcnt pioner pad
taft ntalliae Ste6er. at bette aen.
bemerfe life nian fapnes Dos Dem.
Der DEFENDER fla til @%u6sfrpgt, benz.
Der mener fla at bare ariiti aano.
Wen on nloo hi NOT ipsrge: buor
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
fra 9ipefs Sfueplaos
ri X)

Ten %fatolife .2aOer" Wnrquette
Der | fin lib iamnien me6 andre
5ronifmrn6 ioretog Ianae oa msie
fuloe OpbogeIiesrejier / bort 2anos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
6uao Sub uil iiae Os
gtnnem arigen | EUROPA
Nj =. 8aI6enftrgmD

> Zen 6efen0te %ipenite Spaprp0i
fant 2eftor Z Nnloeuitrem, bolOt
iorrige WaaneO ] Smmanudsfirfen
Stocfbolm et 5oreorag ON bette al
porlige gmne. Get er uofommer
i Irpffen eiter ct itenograiiit Re
ierat, oe ieg bar lumber anleOnini
til at ooeriGtte og gengiOe BET i II
paa binnnOen islsenoe Rumre q.
o4nnefiet". Ran bebsper blot al
iptte 7anmarf ! Steoet Tor Speria.
og aebenbaon / Ste0et Tor Stocf.
bolm. Sno oil bier 9rIig 2pier
erfenoe. at BET pnsier lige iaa be-
poa os. Tom BET pnsier paa iOenife
5ilherer % 9piere. CIR. z.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-01-13
I. u beming 6.

Get aapitel. iom pi MI bar l9it
er ! BEN Brao mPrfuProigt. at mar
fan anie oct nGiten Tor utroligt, a
oct er ifreoet / gamle Eeitameutes
Iio. 7et oiier. booroan @uO CT
Idngmo6ig, barmbiertig, noaoie, er
SUB, iom forta6er sDn0er, en- Sub
Tom 6erer gen. @en paa Den an
Ben SIDE ct dolf, iom ranber til
@rO, nanr Oct er / R66, men iom.
hoer Sang @n6 bjolp BET no al Rs
Den, after ial6er ben / @uolssbeO o.
Son6 oa 0erigennem fnl6er Straf-
zen ODER Tia oa tilii0it brirger BET til
at SUD tilintetgsr BET.
Sci bar UNDER Den nnoPrenoe Stil.
ling / europa meget at l9re beroi
at Der mart maatte fomme Strai
ooer europe, ogiaa oper port egei
2ano, oct bar man, ON man par not
iaa lot iremipnet, funnel i%oritaa.
noor man iaa pao BET 2ru i Ban
tro oe Spno, iom bar uouiflet iia
oner belle Den europPiife geroen
0g at oenne Strai maatte bliDe en-
frDgtelig arie, oct bar man tuHnei
%foritan al be iortoiOleoe Guitninger
iom er gnnet 9ennem ale 9anoe
en- H9ffe al 4or. Oct er, iom ON
5olfene bar foritoaet, at Der bar no.
get f~orfpr0eligt / anmorid, men
tpnft, at De gennem oeres Ruitnin
ger Ifuloe funne bofoe SUBS Dom
6orte. 3 Steoet for er oeres Ruit
Hinger bIepet ct Wfiooel til at no
fsre CUBS Domino oe rigtig gsre
Dem r9oIelsfuloe. Sanleoes BENDER
@uO 5offenes Eonfer 5nnle6es
trr6er ban 0eres Bfaner un6er fine
Gs6oer.
ut en- Strnffeoom mndtte fom
me, BET fun6e man foritnn al @iios
Orb. Og ct foooant Orb bar hi mi
T9ft | 9. aop. Of Rebernias BOG
Oct er ct Orb, iom uopbsrIis brin-
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Snore, iortPller, al oa Ban o9 bans
59ler, efter at babe noaet Nisiis.
iippiilooen % 0rog ne0 40 oenne
oor paa omfrina ~ or. u. gr. F..
~ioran6re6e 9onoifabet belt anrnfter
og at De M f~oreian6t 5iif iaa itore
At sc isrit antoa Dem ior tore Ira.
TANNER. Tom trucoe me0 al pPlte
0eres annoer. Ter ian De ogian
ct eIt II bpre@, bois Sooeo
BAR JON en- 1iaers. oets Rpic BAR
ifarp og bapOe nogen 2igbeO meO en-
9iI6fat. 9Dret bnp0c longt 5fGg
o. opretitaaenoe 2ren. 9opeoet5
anler par 9roa, 0alien oerimoO tort
ea Iiofang itirreOe llbpret poo
Dem, men Tom De fom nprmere,
Ifrqmtes oct pe6 6eres anreilag. II
Spao mon oct egenIi8 par ior ci
llbDre2
ltoale aar ienere oar Der en- IN.
ben Sober, Ser ogino par Ell no.
~iirqben0e, oe tiaiae noget uroIis
adno, eonis @rnnepiu, Tom i 1913
beieate Oct itore RinaarnsG au0ialo
Otter at baue n%eotegnet ite6liae Op.
lnsninaer iiqer ban ON 5aIoet:
.Stremmen open for Gnl6et er ina
ripenbe, at piIOe 7Dr, Ser itrpber Of
ipemme oper o. grGsie pna mob.
Iotte greo, ornges oolofomt meo,
noe Of StonS iii al mooItna Strsm
mems araft, oe faites bope0fulos
mere enb 600 Sob ne6."
ai oenne WaaIangioelie Tan man,
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9ittcrafmr.

5elacnoc cr al @1Iocnoals , arone serie. aae pRnt
bmone. Iris GO 6s N. Nn0.
qnoerien. 6. g: &c 70 eoronesfer.
groerien, 8 s: am en- Spdlemaao.
9aaacien. Sens: ll0palate 8igmiHge
R~ern5ar0, 6. @1ftens 9nohn9.
Rraaoes. Geo: 6en oanife QiGtere.
puooe. e: SuIeiorpainaer.
6tar. Cart. lloualgte 6ortGatn8er.
6pol6. GorI: g2afra.
gpalo. 8. T. ariiinn II.
Jnal6. 8. J.: Ianiel GoBf3ni.
6wol0. s.. J.. l%loDalQte 6ortGaiuaer.
Gpalo. So6: lloualate 6ortpatu8er
6|orteainaer ira GppsningstiOen.
8ciertam. @uitnu Al: No9en ON 2iaebror.
@olodmiOt. u: Napncn.
0oudl. 6: 9ilbeIm 3aberf.
5ei5era, g: ltooalatp 3iatninae
,5clus. Sobn. SoloaterIiu.
Hert5. 6enrif.; 3omantite Sfueipl
aert8. 0eurif: IRE 9gtipil.
5biea. Senrif: ct 0uffe6iem
Sbicn 6enrif: aeiier % @oIiIGer Il TO 9ino)
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2nriea, aarf: Sefien Mar.
lie. Sonas: ~9iusIapen.
sic. Sonas: 3amifen paa @iie.
0pGuseric5ien: Sra alt o. Soo.
CebIpnsdIaaer: ll6Dalate 8iatnnae.
Nit, L: 2ase @anion ira sfoone.
1boreen, Raaoalene: lOoaIgte 3ortGain9er.
1opelius, 3acb.: 5ro aorI @uitaos 10.
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Dngre 0anife Digtere.
9ieraaoro, Bib: 0onnorfs @ooebaIs
gSeraaar6. Bib; 3pae grnbe.
Specielt
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-08-06

tomorrow will be four reel master
piece presented by Daniel Frohman
with the noted John Emerson in the
leading role.
John Emerson, the popular character
actor, who won national popularity as
film artist in his appearance in mo-
ton pictures in the Famous Players
Film company's production of The
Conspiracy, returns to the screen in
four part film adaptation of Martha
Morton's celebrated play, The Bach
elor's Romance. In this delightful
comedy drama, John Emerson por-
trays the role of David Holmes, a
lovable and eccentric bachelor who
runs at the sight of a woman, only
to be tripped head over heels in a
violent love-affair with his young and
pretty ward. Sylvia, who secretly loves
him. Unaware of their reciprocal af-
lection, and believing that they love in
vain, each is heart broken and mis-
cradle. until, in a very unexpected and
dramatic climax, both the bachelor and
the girl learn for the first time of
their mutual love.
Mr. Emerson's unique portrayal of
the retiring and reticent bachelor is
one Of the most delicate and artistic
characterizations ever contributed to
the screen. The role of Sylvia is sym
pathetically delineated by Lorraine
Huling. The production is one thai
will long be pleasantly remembered
Besides the above mentioned feature
King. Baggott will be seen in a fine
comedy drama with Jane Gail entitled
Their New Automobile. Other Uni
yersal pictures will also be shown