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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Roads to Get Rate Raise.

Washington, July 1.-THE railroads
traversing what is known as West
ern Classification Territory will re-
ceive practically all of the advance
in rates for which they asked, it was
announced unofficially here.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
r.,.,ar EaIis. Twelve Hurt.

Rock Island, ILL.,, July IA light
tower 60 feet high on which scores Of
people were perched viewing an ex-
hibition by Aviator Miles collapsed in
Exposition park, causing serious In
inries to a dozen persons. 20
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Russian Vlctory.

Russian Victory. (
General Ivan Pavlovitch sat In his
room and studied the map. Then he
rang the bell at his elbow. In came
Sergius Juliotfski, his aide-de-camp.
What are your orders. excellen.
cy q s s5 ~.
"Sergius Julioffski, glance over this
map. Do you see this hill 2" II b I'd;
81 do, excellency. I 53. AZ,
hill must be captured. A.
tend to the matter and let me know
when it is done. .$ ssSs
II wills excellency. :.s8
Twenty minutes passed and there
was knock at the door. Sergius
strobe in, clicked his heels together.
and saluted. 5s;a }SS
well. what is it, Sergius, my son ~.
Fl have the honor to announce, ex;-,5.
cellency, that the hill has been cap.
tured." 5..s Il A II ri Il ~
Already captured! Fine. my son.
fine! Who occupies it," 2s5
"The Germans, excellency. :.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Italians Destroy Hotels.

Lausanne, July 8.-The Italians are
again bombarding the summit of
stelvio pass. Many fashionable tour
list hotels in that section Of the Alps
are being destroyed by the artillery
fire,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
a Rraeer. for pauahter.

Anxious Mother-1t was after, nine
o'clock when Clara came down to
breakfast this morning and the poor
girl didn't look well at all. Her sys-
tenn needs toning up. What do you
think Of iron? ~. }ssslA
Father-Good idea. 80 E.& yj.is
Anxious Mother-What kind Of iron
had she better take? 81, 22
\ Father-She had better take fat
iron.-New York Sun. =. %E
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
German Submarine Raised.

OErNIdH 1uD1tto''1' 'se1'SS0' -
Amsterdam, July 1.-THE German
submarine U-30, which was sunk off
the mouth of the Ems through an acct
dent, has now been raised, and only
one man Of the crew is dead, says the
TELEGRAPH ~
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Knew His Business.

IN Mrs. Plat (angrily) - Oh, you think
you know a lot, don't you?
Mr.. Plat Calmly Well, i ought to-,
my dear. I've been in the real estate
business for nearly thirty years.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
South Africa to Send Troops,

) South Afrlca 10 Sehu Iroops' 81
Capetown. July 9.-The imperial
government has accepted the offer of
the government of the Union Of
South Africa to provide a contingent of
troops to be raised in the union and
some batteries of heavy artillery.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
vou Should Have $33.G7.

rOu SUS0i0 b1aSS f>S.ss'
Washington, July 5.-Money in cir.
culation on July was $3,527 900, 0Oe,
compared with 100000 on June
1 and s3,4sO,0O0IOoO on July J., 1915,
The per capita circulation vas $S3.o7
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
SPEAKER STUCK ON THE BAR
And Comment Of lrreverent Auditor
Did Not Tend to Make Situation
54 @ Any Easier. 81


"A Hiram correspondent says that
the news department refuses to report
a speech recently delivered in his
town, and he appeals to us to give it
a place in our columns. Well 60 Just
this far: ,.s}s 5& fa III S.GG3
He was quoting tenderly Tennyson's
beautiful poem. Crossing the Bar"
and he got one OF the lines this way:
"And may there be no barring Of
the moan, when put out to sea. 10 a:
One OF his hearers put in: There
won't be, If your friends know that
you sail under the British flag.
"That isn't what meant to say"
replied the speaker in confusion. Il
should have said: II. ssl ,354 (
"And may there be no marring OF
the bone, when put out to sea-"
There won't be If you're careful to
jump free Of the propeller" chuckled
his irreverent auditor. And the speak
er gave up. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Drink Oenlson's Coffee.
Always pure and delicious.
The Boss.

Whats Blinks doing for . living
now ~ a. !;
Everything his rich wife tells him.
Philadelphia Public Ledger. U
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14
Anusehold Hint,

Z ''Is he handy around the house?"
Eyes, he will use a vacuum. cleaner
to get the feathers off a chicken"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1915-07-14

5 Is Yes, Indeed! iss
I'm afraid Jones 5is living beyond
his income 4s.s
mo, he isn't. but his creditors viii
be If they figure on getting what he
owes them" .5s i 5s;3 "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

ia
tfpeltet. On ung, inofalot 5rafif-
.nsiiitent, 5Deno So1o fra Npfjpbing
,J.s fprang llo % telegrafereoe otter
9jnipetog fra @e0ler. Set er ct gam
fife eje1,oommeligt GilfRloe, at. Sr.
,Jol0s Sober, Ser bar Stationsfor=
.itanber / @ifiloitr11p, Der for nogle
Star iioe11 bleb orebt beo Ell Sern=
bann1lpffe paa omtrc1t BET ionn1e
GteO.
l1lpffen ifploes fell 5porififte.
.StotionsforItanber Sanien inbrpm=
,mer, at fan bprer Sfplben 0erfor,
ioet BON bor gibet rigtigt S1lofer=
ielsiignal> men ififtet Sporet for.
fjert. San bar b9ret 5tationSfor=
itan6er / G%ifiloitrup / omtrent 10
Mor. Irafifinipeftpren ct onfommen
til @ifil0ltrl1p.
Den materielle Sfa6e er finn
ri11gc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

fsE.L c..#t-r EESnEsG geHs-3 .E HS.EEG-sHF4
saf DC IA Man0, iom blep orpbt I'M
Der be tpife arigsifibes Mngreb paa
Der brittle llnDerpunosbaab C
ID, lpm Dar 1tran6et paa &plten
al Den lille 9 5altbol1n, ner sln,as
ger.
5gr v@iloal"s Mfrejie bolotes ser
en- Sprgeguostjeneite, ser, I'll. a.,
oberbpreOes al &omntnloprlpitnant
2opton og De andre gjenlepenoe al
Observation-Disclosures Wonoifob, al
Wteolemmer al BET ba11ife Minilte=
RUM, Heprelentontcr for Sen bon=
tie M}arine og Sen BRITTLE 2cgotion.
ailterne blep booret on1boro al
oanlfe Orlogsmatroier og onbragt i
ct improbiieret aapel. ,&ilterne bar
DGtfeoe al 9nnoreoer al Stag %
al 8lomiterfranD1c / 0onlfe og bri=
tllfe Ntationalfnrber..
llbDre Solfua1asicr .bopoc lamlet
Jig peo Stronofanten, og Sc ltoo
meD blotteoe Sobeoer> mems u@l-
ool", leoiaget al 0anife G%orpeooboo=
De, oampebe ofltco fra @rpggel1.
Sra 5eltningen afgobes 5ol11t %
5laget belltes paa bolp 5tang. 9lle
Slog &jpbenbapn bajebe fra balu
Stang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
xjbhrnhxun.

9Bbsfalb. &om1nerberre, @ofjG=
germelter Gbr. 2iitticbmt til Siele
er ofgooet beo 0eoen, SO Mar gant=
mel. Son bar 1894-97 Sinans=
miniltcr / Mint1teriet Gee0t5=Sbott.
3rpfesior Beilberg, OberlGge beo
2reilnosboipitalet, bar / 5plge
Scott" beiir1ttet at toge fin Mf=
lfeD fra MDtnar.
!Spg pner 6pg. &nn1meria1ger
@il6. Scroll bar / bisle Gage, otter
fin @ienfomit fra 0en bellDffeoe
Irurne paa @ornbolm, bapt iin 9e=
but / &j6benbapn iom Motorcpfliit.
5amtioig bar 0peraimtger Niels
@an1en anifaffet fig cit M1ttomobtl.
Sc Sn1falbtes Tamilier. S ertru=
oroinqrt Meoe for l1ffe0e Dbre !
&jgbenbobns &o1nm11neitpre forle=
SEN bepilge0es ct 8dpb al 100000
&roner for September og Sftober
Moaneoer, til Sortletfelle al, ben
al &jpbenbapns Observation-Disclosures
ming leoe6e l106eling al Sialp til
Sifringsntanolfabets Sarntlier.
2ars 9ineiens 8efinoenoe er, ef=
ter bbnb en- &crreiponoent beo So
reipprgiel paa 8rof. 5cbouS &lini1
erfarer, be1entliglt ltforanoref. ST.
Dineien maa fta6igt boloe 5engen,
81 ban er ret affreftet, nten ban far
fplge meb / 8la0ene. Sberbange1tbe
Sare lpnes Ser | bpert Salo tffe al
bnre.
9gbsfal6. Wangeaarig Sorret:
ningsfprer paa 8. M6niteos &obeo=
fontor i 4igbeabam 5rit6 NieIleu
T plnoielig afgaaet peg 9 : q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

ber tammebe fra leoenbe &reble /
SDiflmb.
Oct bar beret unntligt at forn1aa
Sr. D. &obl til at gipre noermere
&eoe for, 5porfra 8engenie En- itillebe
til bans Dispoiitio1r, og man bnr
bert 5orflarir1gen pua, at Sorbanb=
linger11e meo .@ort 2nno" er / alt
5alb forelpbtg gaaet / 5too.
Otter ct 1tbbreot 5orlpoe11oe bar
9r. b. @obl ligeleoes fpgt at en-
bperpe uSobe0ita0en"> men heller it.
te bette bar forelpbig fprt til noget
&eiultat. Com forelpbig iib1te Meo=
n1ent / 0e1me unegtclig ret inter
eSiante Sag ltaar 90 bette, at 9r.
b. &obl paatanfer fra Lite Oftober
at 1tarte ct ganife MT Dagblab>
DDpr BON IelD er l16giber pg Gbef=
rebaftgr.
Me1t inbtil bioere ltanr 5pergs=
manlet ON He11genes 9prinoelIc lige
u%beiparet.
Gn interesiant &plbgiftsfjenbelie.
Ser er Den 27be Mugl1lt al De11 ia
lte @ologiftsret ofiagt Ell &jenoelie,
iom er. al fife ringe @etponing for
Jorbol0et mellem Nrbejbsgipere og
Nrbeibcre. Gen berprer ct principi=
cit Spprgsmuul % afgipr set /
M%rbejoernes Sappr.
Noroilfe &nbel= og GRANDMOTHER
boD0e aniat en- Mrbej0er iom gfotte-
pagt n1eo BET l1btrpffeligt / &ontraf=
ten gipne Tprbl@o, at bon life maot=
te inomeloe fig / 1logen 5agorgnni=
iatipn. Sc ianDirfe11bc Sagforbuu,o
begjereoc bette 6orbuo bpbet, %
5age1l toni for @ologiftsretten.
Ser bar Mrbej0sgiberue beboet
for Set fSrlte, at noor Septea1berf Or
liget giDer 0en Set til at onbenbe
uorganiieret Mrbejbsfraft, n1ua sc
ogiaa funne title set &rop til Sen
e1felte, at ban fife n1oo ltoo / no
gen Organization.
@ologiftsretten erflprer inlioler=
tits oune 59lgcilutning for gollife
fprfcrt. Set beb0er' berom = meb
lpprret Sfrift - / &jenoclien:
en- ioaoon Silfjerbegipelie ip1es
at bere mere emo cit Blot og bar
@glgen og &ragen efter 8ebriftells
Iarp, Sen lpnes = 1loar ser life
fon oplDles ierlige 9riftsba1lpn,
Der for Sen poogeloen6e Mrbej0ers
Sirflombe0 gjpr ct 1aooant Sprbolo
not11rligt - at bore Ell mos g(rbej=
Observation-Disclosures font loo0an
rdtet Gambling.
Naar Mrbejoseiberne oerefter gipr
%gplOen0e, at en- Sptrp0e11 lpn1 Sen,
Ser fer ct bit, intetlteos CT fprb1tbt,
tiger &etten, at Set ilni0lertio bar
Deret zen ielpfplgelig Sor1bi9tning
for Snogaaelicn al 5eptembcrfo rli=
get ,pg Jagel1es pprigc Sberens=
fpn1ltcr, at MrbejDsginerne relpef=
tcrer M%rbejoernes Organiiotio11sbe=
ltrpbeller", og @o1blinger, Ser I
farafteriieres font fjen0tlige moo
bisl e, Ell oerfor III ore1elige ll1eo
5eptenlberforliget:
@nbelig bar Mrbeibsgiberne for
1pgt at bGb0e, at netop 0enne Mrbej=
Ser lfulbe fontrollere Sc arDre Nr=
bejoere og Oerfor fife flnoe ltoa /
oeres Organization. Men set er
beller life forlangt> at BON 1letop
ifo1 bnre Meblen al Deres Orga=
nilotion, pg &obelfabrifens iorbu0
gift 1b paa, at ban llet life maotte
bore orgoniieret.
It's fra 6is1 e @etrngtringer bleb
Torb1lbet erfleret for uberettiget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

MinocsmGrfe fur Sprgen Nielien.
Om noglc Tiger relics paa 8ibp
&%irfegnaro en- Wil1oeife for ben uf=
0p0c .9l1sma1,Dsfgrer Sprgen Nicl=
fen. Dcl1 foriDnes me0 eli EortrGts=
medallion al oen Mfb6oe, lonr 11ofp-
res al 8%illcobl1ggcr 3lsgooro /
MarD11s.
Trr Mnna 2arsi cn=8jprner bar
/ oisie Gage opiluaet ct Self paa
@ornbef 5tran0 - life lnngt fra
Oct 5tco, bpor Ser fprlcocn bleb
lpillct 6rill1ftstomeoie / &litterne
% bolber ser fri1teligc WpDcr
for lberL scr bill pore 5ilhprcrc.
Set CT broget <blifl1m, Jr11cn
6el1Den0cr Jig til: @omlc Silfcre,
gpnOerfoner o9 mobcr11c 8ooeoa=
:1er.
Mrrfeli9e 8rapfnnb. Yoo @ooro=
cjer SbomaS &ri1teniel1s Morf /
Higltr1p bc0 Honbcrs bar Meprp=
lentantcr for 9onlf Nationolu1llc e.
TIM / sc iiolte tic Tiger orbejoet uneo
(tnocri pgeller al en- n%pfun0u1 Grop=
pla0s. Ser ct furOet @rabc laapcl
ira @~ronceol6cren 1on1 ira oc1t fprltc
ron1erife Gi0 og tillige fra Iioen.
set 2bet Morbunore0e for &riltlts,
n1eloer bon1fc 8lo0e. Scr CT op0o=
get ODER 20 @robe, bpor ser CT giort
rige 6urD. Iil neltc Mor bill I'M
ocr1 pgellernc hlihc forfeit.
st &%aneprujeft. @iborg, 81. Nl1g.
&i6org Mmtsroa0 bebanoleOc / 9ag
ct Mnoragenoe ONT 5tptte til @ien=
nemf6rclie al ct Serllbor1eonlne fra
@pbrp obcr Mgrre Sniilo, 2otes
9eOe, grpnbum, Spornun, &lei=
trip, 2i10l1m 5fop, Gonurlen, Gje=
le, gr1,n1, Gel0s, @ijfltn1, Geirl11u,
|Gopbr1tp, 2ille Msmilb pg 8r1ltrs=
baob til @iborg. 6orifjcllige &on1=
ml1ncr bur tiliugt Iilifuo til Ero=
jeftet, Scr er o111loaet til at fpl tie
|2>231,540 &r., bporof 5tatel1 ifal
poe @olbbelen. Sogcn le11bcs III til
Girflllotion blonbt Mmtsroaoets
Mscolcn1mer.
Gn iibite t6ilien fra SteaS. Yaa
Gtran0fol,ten ipo for 5rcocrifsbopn
CT 6reDet en- Slalfe / 2anb. s Sla=
fen lao CIT Scbocl, lon1 bar fol9cr1=
Sc Eoaifrift:
"Good by, Emma! This is my
last message, hoping that it finds
you. [. am in danger Of death
and I wish I had taken your
advise to stop at home. Yours
truly Mr.. Stead from S. S. eli
|tanic".
Eoo Sen onoen She al 5eooele1r
|%1toor:
Mr.. Stead. No. 4 Cabin, S. S.
"Titanic".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
@rrmr.

@rrtt.
8ebraserier. 9bcnie, 81. Slug. Gl1
15=aarig &o11torilt &obert Mieljer
pao Sun @asDarf CT for punoc1,
efter at set er opooget, at ban bur
begoaet 8elbieelier til ct @elp6 al
800 SIR.
2anostingsnalget paa 6rrpcrne.
I%6orsbabnz 26oe Slug. 2ugtingd
bar I Dag .mc6 10 Stenmer Dolgt
Erpblt Heterien til 2u1lostingsmono
for 69rperne> N%otl1rs1on fit 7
5tcnmler.
Trngtablen paa Sun. MiDodfqrt,
%. Muglllt. s &eltfpn, ser 10 / bpj
@ra0 ct EN- 5rugtdpls= Syn, CT Ser
| Nur mango 5teber en- uullninoelig
ltor Mpng0e 5rugt. @onoclen goor
ollereDc lipligt, og Nrilcrnc CT lou
lo11gt fra v&rigsprile r", at Sc l1a=
rere ct lnDerc e11o 1prn1alt.
9pbsfalb. 6bp. &lpffer pco Mos=
filoe Domfirfe 8. &c. 6pgt CT ofgoo=
ct peO 9poen, 70 9lar g1. Dcu Mfop=
De, Der bar Ounncbrogsma11o, bcltpg
fribilligt / &rigcn 1864; ira 1900
til 1913 bcfleDtc Dol1 Gmbcoet lon1
&loffcr ncb Oomfirfc11.
= Gtotsrooo 6. $. 5c6nocfcn=
burg / Ooen1e ct otter 11pger1 Si0s
Spagbe0 ofgonet beo 9pbcn, 60
Mor 81.
&altor S. g. @olberg Meller
/ @pr1tingc Slinter11p CT Dp6, 70
Mor 81. SOM baboc ipgt % facet
Nfitcb fra Bite Sl1li.
Stur Slbebranb. @ellcrllp Gos=
perf ct De11 80. 9lug. bleben berget
al cit Sloebran6. Sloen oplto0 be0
1O=IiOen / @losbptten. g1 al Sp=
meme bar unber Separation. Oo e11
al Ml>rcrlpe1oe11c fjerne0c ct Bar
Sten / SDnc11, l%trpnnmeOc SEN glp=
6enoe @lasmaSle ro / 2pfolet og
ant9note Irebprfet; belc @losbpt=
ten lto0 itrufs efter / Slon1mer. s
2gbet al ct Gar elmer lDffeoes Set
9ra110bp1enct at blibe &crre ober
Slben. @lasbDtte1 ct fuloitpnoig
p0elagt, 5faben an loos til 1907
900 ST..
9pb al 8ranoiaar. Gn 5=oorig
Yige> 0atter al &inbonbler MlfreO
8. Sprgenien / O6enie, blep forle=
ben Mften, meoens Sorelorene bar
/ Ieatret, og 'Sjcneltepigen ct Die
blif bar borte, ltprft forbrGn0t be0
at fonme for 11er til ct tG110t @as=
opparat. Scr gift Slo / benocs &le=
Ser, og ltrigen0e l9b bum ro / So
ben, bbpr Solfene fon1 be1lbe til
@jelp. Sum fjprtes til 5Dgebuiet,
men boboe facet laa olporlige
8ron6iaar, at bum Ooge11 otter of=
gif be6 9p6en.
Sremierlpjtnont @on0e, Der fpm
SEN lille Bige til @ielp> fit BEN
enc @aan0 forbr91lot og moutte to-
ges 11noer 29ge6ebanoli11g.
Sugiammenitpb paa Saliter. Ser
iontoget fra &i6benbabn, Ser lful0e
bore / Npfipbing &l. HOB er BEN
81. Slug. paa @lfil0ltrup Station
1t9Ot lo11n1e1 meo Herlontoget, Ser
gaar fra 'gepfjobing S.. &l. 1918.
Goget 1b6fra bpl6t ltille paa 5ta=
tioner, bbor Soget norofra fj9rte
inb meo go6 Surt. 2~ofomotibf6re-
rem pan BET frembrnienoe Spg ppbu=
ge6e Sorerl pg Set lDffe6es bam beb
sjebliffelig at bremle at minoffe
Sammenlte0ets goloiombe0 bbortil
oglaa bi0rog, at acknowledgement
paa Set bol0en0e Sog, Ser ligeleoes
ppbage6e Sarerl baffeoe fraftigt.
SITE SITE 0e1to mirtore. t9rnebe Be to So
fomotiber lamme11 meo ct bol61omt
8rag, .og set boloen0e Gogs Waifine
fom til at ito0e obenpaa BEN m16en.
Woifinernes forrei tie Dele tpg en-
9el Sfaoe.
Hasiagererne htmleoe ont mellem
bberan6re, men fun en- e1relte> EN-
Game fro Childbirth, fot1 til 5fa=
be, iibet bun ffif BET enc 9iesalporligf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

s s7r[0e og IJerner Skurv I HaarbuD
\ Hair Tonic, $1.0O pr. F1asks
shampoo Cream, 25c pr. Pakka.
Mrs. Mason's Bog: .sThe Human
Hair y How to Preserve it,, og
en- Prove at naevnte Shampoo" frit
spaa Forlangends.
PATTON TOILET CO.. Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
Mrs. MASON'S
OH EnpltBt1
HAIR TONIC
OG "SHAMPOO CREAMv

UG SHAMPUU CREAM"
er de to Preeparater, som benytte-
des at Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Specialist,
we'd Haarfrisuren i Vandarbilts Fa-
mile, Hertuginden af Marlborough,
Nine. Melba. og Selskabsdamerne i
New York, London og Paris, som
bevidner diets sOYerlegenhed for
tyndt, a~ffaldende, svagt, stivt, split
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24

III V5 F1ddr.
Mrs. Mason's cold
English Hair Tonic" og
Shampoo Cream" ON.
fatter en- aldeles kom-
|plet Behandling for
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
Sc. "Shampoo''-Midlet,
tilberedt af oplivende OF
rensende Urter, gjgr
Haaret kr9llet olg glin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-24
For godt Haar.

Frances Aida siger:
MRS. Mason's Old
English Hair Tonic
og Shampoo Cream"
er i allie Maader. ma
get tilfredsstillende."
- Frances Aida
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
Mrs. Alice Hayward, who will
be seen in a leading role in "The
Shotgun"

Bringing to the front some of Ho-
nolulu's best known thespians, rehear-
sails for "The Shotgun, George AIDES
comic opera to be presented during
Carnival week, are progressing to a
marked degree of success under the di-
rection of A. R. Sunny" Cunha.
The second rehearsal was held last
night in the mauka pavilion of the
Young Hotel, at which time Mr.. Cum
ha announced that the cast had been
completed. The personnel is as fol-
lows:
William Henry Spangle, an energetic
pilgrim ..........W William Warren
Glai-Hai, Shotgun of Ka-Choo.
................... B. Dunwell
Gen. Kee-Otori, military grandee. -.
............,.... "A. Il. Tinker
Hanki-Pank, astrologer and dealer in
proverbs ......... William Aldrich
Tee-To, despised bachelor. .......
................. Ned Steele
Beverly Dasher, ensign, U. s. NJ.
................... Philip G. Hall
0mee-Omi, widow of the former Sho-
Gun. ..... Miss e. NJ. Fairweather
Princess Hunni-Bun, nieces of the
Shotgun. Mrs. Bessie A. Rowland
Dowager Hi-Faloot, frs. OF the ex-
clusives. Mrs. Sallie Hume Douglas
Moo-zoo May, first of the Sing
Song birds. Mrs. Alice Hayward
Sha-Man, high priest. r.. T. Prince
O-Hung, messenger. C. w. Tinker
Sing-Song girls, Korean girls, bache-
lors, guards, etc.
The imaginary island of ka-Choo,
somewhere in the sea ,of Japan, be.
tween Japan and Korea, is the place
where the scenes of the opera are
laid. The first act represents the an.
cient temple outside the city wall
of Ka-Choo, and the second shows the
wisteria garden of the Forbidden
City" The opera will be given on
the Oahu College campus the evening
of Tuesday, Feb %, beginning at S:15
o'clock.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
''VaIIey of the Moon" is Given.
in Place of Honolulu Photo
Play that Proved Failure

Owing TO the fact that the motion
picture taken last Monday # Homo
lulu; principal thoroughfares and en-
titled Honolulu in Midwinter," proved
a failure Messrs. Blair and Bredhoft
of the Popular theater saw to 1t that
the patrons of their theater were sup
piled with a bill that compares favor.
ably with anything introduced in Ho-
nolulu under "Blair's Greater Photo
Plays" Jack London's The Valley
of the Noon" was put on as an added
attraction and will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night.
One of Mr.. Blair's initial offerings
The Sea Wolf" established the popu.
larity of London's works in picture
form in this city and THE Valley OF
the Moon" is equal to ''The Sea Wolf
An intimate story of a workingman
seeking to escape from the confine-
ment of the city and striving against
existing conditions to make for him
self and wife a home of peace and
plenty, The Valley of the Moon" is
one of the best efforts of the many
successes from the pen of Jack Lon
don. The picture tells the story un-
der the direction of London and the
great Bosworth studio in a manner
that runs very true to the book, and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
CHASE To sing
At CONCERT FOR
BELGIAN RELIEF

Mrs. A. B. Ingalls, has secured the
assistance of H. L. Chase, baritone
for her concert at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening for the benefit
of the Belgian Relief Fund. Mr.. Chase
has been spending a couple of months
i'm Honolulu and has sung at several
private musicaies and for the Morning
Music Club.
Mr.. Chase has had the training and
experience of an artist He studied
oratorio in London with Randegger,
and opera in Paris with Girandet and
Sbriglia 1.-THE great teacher who chang.
ed Jean de Reszki's voice from a
baritone into the greatest tenor of
his day..
Upon his return to America Mr..
Chase remained in New York for a
period. He sang important roles with
the Savage Grand Opera Company in
Boston and Chicago for several years.
He has also toured the United States
with the king of violinists, Ysaye, the
great French pianist Pugno, and Ger.
ardy, the 'cellist.
Mr. Chase will sing two groups of
songs on Mrs. Ingalls, program. The
first group are old English songs by
William Wallace, little sung these
days, but worthy of more frequent
hearings. The second group, three
songs by Bruno HUM, are well known
to all concert-goers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-22
Work of New Author at Biiou
Theater Proves interesting
Epic of Vengeance

An original play with unique idea
is The Master Mind" the bill at the
Bijou theater for the. latter part OF
the week. The Biay is the work OF
Daniel d. Cartel. a new man in the
dramatic world, and he is to be cred.
tied with combining the elements OF
the crook play in new and inge.
NOUS way.
Furthermore ''The Master Mind" is
far better acted than anything the ALI
Star Players have done for some time.
For one thing the roles offer more
possibilities. They are real character
parts without being caricature and
they can be played sharply without be.
ing broad. Mr. Webb exaggerates
some bits, as at the curtain Of the
first act, but on the whole he gives an
excellent performance. He is well
suited to play the suave, masterful, in
cisiye part and he makes the most of
his opportunities. Possibly nothing he
has done here has been better.
The Master Mind" is a sort of epic
of vengeance. 1t centers on the I'M
canny structure reared by a man
whose sole object is to crush a dis.
trict attorney who has sent his broth
er to the gallows. AS he himself says,
in another connection, he has built
up the entire past as his instrument
to accomplish his mans ruin. He
picks up group Of criminals, whom