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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
9iesmal par bas SohDafier an Der
geieOerIage ifIIo.
go bebaltptet penigitens General
2afe IN ieir1en auttIi9en
9eridt.

aon6en, 90. apriI. @eitere
geIniibungen Der GngIGrl6er ON Ei-
girls, nah altt.el-amara 5u nor5I.
rii6eu, Daben iib aIs pergeblid er-
tpieien uro oa5 Dtiblingen zines mel
teren angrtffs am Sauritog @oraen
wtrb IN Dem aultliheu gerid)t, Der
am SOnntag gadmittag SIR ausgo-
be gelungte, IN eriter 2tnte Dem Inn
itano aueei9riebgt, oaB bas 2ano
iiberhsDeuturt lit unb oaber Elm 8or-
riideit MIR auf elmer iebr beitrdrtfter
Srortt mogli9 1T. Ger 9eri6t Iautet:
r@eueral 2afe bot teIegrapbtia
oas SoIgelloe 6eri6tet:
Gin Ingrtff, Der am Samitog
Morgen auf Die sarrpoipat SteIung
alyf bem Iinfen poer noroIi6en ufer
oes Sigris gema9t pltroe, niBldngs
Die Steulng mar ipitematii9 G1r
20. unb 81, pdbreno Der beiben
Rdfte, ioipie aii9 au Somitag Ueor.
gen urter artiIleriefeuer eenouruten
tporbeu. Sarf0Ise bes So9tpoiiers
fprnte nur cine 9rieobe ouf etrer
iebr beidrGnften Srort G1rgreifeu- !
9ie Sriippen, pel6e bte Spite oies
Ter grieaoe btIoeten iuto ans etrIerN
engIiSfen Battalion beftnrrben, GIN.
gen nit eroBen $eIoenunitb Dor uno
braneen m Die erIte lnlo Die SipeiteA
2inie oes sSetltbes elm, nobel fte ltTp
ter 8aiIer iteberbe @rdben oltrtapr.
teten. GirIige periee Don tbuer gye
langten In Die brittle fpirt6li9e 2u<
Gie grigabe mar jehob ouBer 2
be, iid gegen Ste @egennngv. 3
SSeinoes Su bolten. &nbere Brigooer.
Die bon rehts uno IinfS sri SiIfs
fontu1en ioIIten, fon1ten tn 3iel Grr.,
gefif,ts Der dugeneinen 1teberifapeTrr-
nilina unb bes beftigen fetrtoIi9en
Neutrality-suspicious. rfht errets
den. ltriere Srltpper nirf benz rcd.
ten S1irBufer fprtrter gIethfaIIs teins
groBen Sortidritte mn6eTt.- !"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

Der YSdges5eitung" duf ben prGiibens
ten Mifon unb bic gereiHisten Staa,
ten unb bebanbelt ben gru4 berei.s
als pollsosene 9batia9e.
.prdiibent MilIons uliunaium" !,
i6reibt Sas 9latt, benefit, bag ames
rita ts isbt fir an bic 3sit seiommen
bdIt. offen in bic Reiben Der Seinbe
Deutf4lanbs iiber5ussbsn unb bic
GOrbsrunsen 4msritas fOIen 9eutifr
lamb bdpan DerbiHberH, England nies
bsrsutperfen, befsn 8eifiiser unb
gunbesssnOfe atmerita it,
Das llltimatum bes prGEb.n.en
WiIfon bat bic Gage feI6it fir bieies
nissn seiIdrt, bic bisbsr bas ai9t
ni4t ieben ipoIItsn. Wdre bas llltis
matum um FEDS WO9sn friiber sss
tommsn, 70 ware es siinfiigsr fir uns
sepefen. Iir t6nnen ni4t mebr gus
rid, fonbsrn miiiIsn es 0orsiebsn uns
Der Greibsit gu bebiensn, tpelte uns
ber Gsinb 5ur Giibruns b.s Saudi
boottriess seseben bat, obne Riidiiht
auf irsenbismanb unb uns auf bas
llrtbeil unierer Sa9berfGnbis.n Der.
lafeH, be NIT 5iIfs Sisisr Baffe.
BON militdriffxn Stanbpunit aus
benubt, gnslanb gum Grisben gu
spinsen boffsn.
Gin g6bru9 Der gesisbunssn muB.
ba er unpermeibli9 iii, ertragen ipers
ben. llnfere siinitige miIiidrifde Gage
lam er niht s.fdbrben. Don sfnem
abbru9 Der biplomatiiden ge3iebunz
gen Biz gu einer ariegssrtldrung TIT
nod Elm siemlid LANCER Sdritt, ba
taut ben ameritanifden auifaFunsen,
bic arisssertIaruns burd ben Rom
srsB erfOIs.n muB. Der fotpeit tsinerIsi
Rriessbeseiiteruns betunbet bat.
@lsidDiel mas icmmsn mag. mir
biirfen bic @i9tigisit elmer .itpaisen
arissssrtIaruns ipeber uHtsrs nod
iiberidGsen. Die 3utunft ipirb bars
tbun. bag pieie unierer friiberen ge,
fiirdtuneeH srunblos iuaren. gnss
lambs neueiter @afclI ipirb uns ben
Giea ni9t rauben-.
ssn Der nSases3eitins" ihreibt
@raI bon gieperiIop: rGs lit beoeu.
tunasooq. bnB Die dmerifaniide 9ctc
|sn eleider -3cit NIT Der englilden
Aabinetsfrie, Der gieoergeidIasen.
Ieit in Sraufreit ob Der gerIuIte Bel
aeeronn unb ben mibIrnsenen Often.
iipell Der StuIiener iinb 0iiiiien elm.
trifit. slmerifa bate cine ioId)e Nctc
audi Su ieoer GnSeren 8eit ienoen
fonnen. Sbr Gintreffen sn bieier 3eii
teipeiIt, SaB gsaibingtcn beihloiien
6at, iest, angefid,ts Der pcIitiiden
Rage IN GneIanb iIno Der miIitiri-
iacn Gage anf Dem Sentiment, bic
slairten su unteritiisen ilno su er.
mut5isen. @ir fiirdtem, ons fem CT.
isIssSon- -nair alraer Gusar ,ria islsis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

4nii6t iinb, b1b etipds Oerartiges
sei4eben tann, obne hab .SeutfGlanb
ii4 ettpds Dersiebt. Sb bic Jiibrer
MN Der 2fHii9t iinb. bab iie 10 melt
se6en tSnnen, bas lit bic Grass.
es siebt stDsifeIscbne cine anIe6n>
lide 5riebenspaitei in Deuti4lanb,
Der mddiise JinaniHterefen dnsebS,
rsn, ipeI4e bur9 bic .g5risn5eituns', /,
bic .Jrantfurter 3eitiiug, bas .,gsrs
liner SasebIait" fofpis burh bic ios
sialiftii9en Srgm,e nertrsien nerbsn.
au9 GENTLE bobe Wiirbentrdser ipiirs
ben nur nit sroBem Wibsritreben uro
ausi4lisblid unter bem Druid elmer
abioIuten ROtbpenbistsit einem gru9
nit ben @ersiuistsa- Staatsn bsiitims
men.
Gs mag nidt t'chns 8eoertinig i.in,
baB es Mayimilian 5arb.n seitattet
tpurbe, in Der .3utunfi1 sinen 2rt,lel
su per0fentItrben, in tpeI4sm er ben
Stanbpuntt bes prdJibenten WilIon
in unsi4mtutten Mortsn pertbsibigt.
2lusgenommen cine Sanbpon ertres
miften, ibeint Giemanb in SentIfx
lamb auf einen. gru6 NIT ben @ersis
nistsn Staaten'Oeriefien gu fsin. Gs
I. isoo4 pOllig ilar. baB falIs bic 'Res
sisruns bic 9oridlGge Der @ereinia.
ten Staaten'abpsifen follts .iis auf bic
sinmiithise lnterftiisrng alIsr par.
teisH rehnen tann-
Sslbit Neienissn, ipel9e gans unb
gar nidts Don sinem 9ru4 nit ben
gereinigten Staatsn fpiffen po[lsn,
|gebsn gu. oab bic Resiering cine
s4tpdduns Der ariegsfiibruns segen
England Hi6t auseitesen bdrf, islbjt
ipsnn oieie Deissruug su einem 9ru9
nit ben @ersinisteH Staatsn fii5rsn
ioIIts.
Der .@orp6rts4 III nod Elm gang
Helm iusnis Optimiitiidb, abtr anbsrs
3eitunstn fpre4en sdn5 often bon sis
nsm runpermeibIi9en 8rn9@.
Sang beionbers auffdlenb tit, bab
bic 93reife BON Der gaots INNER als Der
-sscie Wilions~ fpridtpnb iie nur in
gang persinseltsH Jdllsn ola .bis ames
ritanii6e gsDts1 be5si4net. Jn DieIsn
gldtisrn tpirb gsridtsu. laut ipeIf)ert
Der prdfibent bic llntsritiisuns bss
saonsrsiIss Bat. feline gsadtuns gee
it,nit unb bic .g}Oft" srttart. bub
rgrdfibsnt Dilfon Bel psiiem isins
abioIut fi&ers Stimmsnmebrbeit4 biii>
ter ii9 babe.
Der .aotalan3eiser" nennt WilioH
.sinsn tursiidtissn wsditn, Der elmer
wsadt gum Sisss perbelfen min, bic
Tpdier Der arsiis Jeinb gtmeritus iein
ipirb@ unb bemsrii ferner, bdb bsr
prGFbent beitrsbt iei. iih eiuen Yfals
fden SeiIigsnf9ein" aufs 5aupt 5,l
|febeu.
Die .zdgIidbs Runbi8au- iibertrifft
Ian s8aris ma biz. .iibaaen- QiaSrtis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
grtpGrtet man IN Wdf6ington bas
eintreffea Der sfntiport Ssuti4.
lambs airf bic 5au65ootnots.
goti4aftsr gsrarb biirfte jebo6 Be-
reits Dor8er ben JarhaIt ber ants
mort tur5 dnbeuten.
-
Cine biesb.5iislide Rote tpirb, pie
man slaubt, innerbal6 Don 48
StunSen in Wafbington isiH.
-
eineH giiten Ginbrud Adt bic Ru6e
gema6t, nit tpeLher'bie bsutItbe
prefe bic ameritanii9e
gtote beIpri9t.
5aIbdmtli9e Wittbeiluns Der lIebsrs
ice Ga6ri4tsnasentur ruft bpffs
aunssfreubise Stiuurung
bernor.

Waf btngton 9. G., ,,23. Qps
ri. - Seuti6Ianbs 4nttport.auf bic
ameritanii9e Rote, in spsI9er 'bas To-
fortise einiteIlen bes ~unseTesli6en
unb unmsnidIiden Sau66Oottriegss"
ssforbert fuirb, biirfte benz grdfOens
ten WillOH am Samfag borlissen.
Jn Der 3Uiiden3eii, m6gli6erpefIs
bsrsits inusrbalb DON 48 Stunben,
biirfse Der Siesisitiee gotf6after in
Berlin, Samts 9srarb i'm GianOs
iein, Der ResisruHg beitimmte anSeus
tungen iiber ben SnbaIt bes G9rifts
itids satommen gu iaHsn.
Madn ertpartst nit geitimmtbeit,
oab bic 4ntiport ON Wittpo6 oSer
fpdteiteHs ON Donnsrftas benz gots
i6rfter gerorb 3ussitsIlt iperbsn ipiro
uHo banH biirften nod ettpa 5tpei "a.
&c psrseben, ebe bic Soti6aft IN ben
GoSs iibertrasen, eeiabeIt unS bann
tuieosr entsiffert lit. Die anbsutun.
gen bonn Buti9aftsr Gerarb ii6er ben
Sn6dIt Der 9oii9aft ertpartet man
auf @runD bon unterrebungen, bic er
NIT gcdmten oes 9luspdrtissn 4mts
in ber auselessnbsit 9ubsn tpirS.
Die IeBten Sepsfdsn, bic Der BOT,
l4dfter ianbte. foQsn nur gitate aus
aeitartiteln beuti4er 3sitifnsen iber
bic Rote sntbaItsn baben bic DGnis
NIT ben bies6esiisli6sn preBbsps>
iten iibereinitimmeH. Mit GROCER ges
nustbuuHs tpurbs bier Der rubiss
sou, oeiisu iid bic bsutlde prsFe Be.
bient, begriibt. Dsnni4on Der Dorts
luut Der betreffenosn artitel bic 9es
fiir4iungen bsSiislih bes Gnbergebs
niiies Der aontroDsrie bur4aus ni9t
gu hs6eu ihien.
Die bsutIde gotiaaft erbisli ipGbs
renb bes sasss .siHsrlsi 0spei9em
aus Berlin. Der 9ptidafter Graf Don
9srnitorff mar niht in Der Stabt,
aber sr tDiro am MoHtas 5uriiderpars
tst unb pirb bann i'm Staatsbeparte,
msnt in Sa6en Der S9riftitiide Dor.
lpre6en, bic BON 4sentsn bss Suiiiss
requirements bel Der iyeitnabme bon
Woli bon SaeI, siuem pormalisen Be-
anten Der 8otI4aft, beitldsnabmt
iporSen paren. Sn 2lnbetra9t oss
Status Der 5audbootirase. biirfte Der
goti4ufter taum oieie ansslegenbeis
beriibreH, ss lei Ssnn, baB er Dor ieis
mem goriprs9sn i'm Stadisbepartss
msns anbertpeities SHitruttipnsn ieis
tens isiner gaesisruns srboIisu iOlts.
Bon mabsebsnbsr Ssite purbs bic
geriid,eruns absesebsn, baB BE Bot
Ihaft beSiislia Der pIdns unS 4bF9s
ten Der beutiden Rssisruns abiOIat
feline JnformutiOn bsiiBt. Sn setpii'
ZEN biplomatifaen arsiien tpurbe bic
BON Der lleberfes Ru@riatsn.asen
bisrhsr iibsrmittsIie baItamtIi8. Grs
Gsostissuas aa,f Sss 9. Gslsel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
9euti1lano 1T i6on ber etne 9(nttuort itbliiii9.

unter BEN 9lniirten mir Elm nloraIi.
Ider erfolg fem wir6. 9as anbert
ieSo6 nitts on Der Gbatia6e. baB
bic ancritanii6e gsote ni6t cine
feI6Ittdn6ige Soii6Ilns it, ionbern
sab allem gtrideiu na6 Die 3eit Der
slbienbung lnb Der Sllbalt in eng.
tier gerbinlmg init ben @iini6elt,
geitrebureen ,nrb ben 2eiben Der
g4iirten eng perfniipft it,
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Wielbem bie 9e,ttidem ,uieSernm BET Sem &dms
pfem ,tta NerSnm.
Guf Dem kauka6l6en Hriegs(6aup(ab er(itten ole
RuGcn 5mei J(ic0cr(agen.
Illus Insopotanisn berittet das englifte
iber cine niederIage.
Gntfabbssr ltetflials


auf Elm 9aGr Tim
Der SHa 0d i'm sdfH 9u Jonn as NIT Dr Senpfg baB Sas
kbapta
Nhbn WPom bur4 bs 9OaDaHa urdt DO fd Op 9es
phb NIT un9h imfanm gnungm qmrmhtn StaAO Raf Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

unteruommsn ipurbe, por unferen
Snbsrnifen 5uiummen unb Der SeinS
erlitt iebr i6pers @Gluite. Sonlt
1T, nit 2lusnubme BON lotaler Shds
tteteit Der 4rtiqerie unb fleineH pas
trOuiGentGmpfen nbtts gu beri4-eu.
9(uf bem 9dltan &riegsihutplub
fat ii4 ntats BON gebeutung
ereignst". 81
3mei StiebesSasem
Wurben ben Rufen in SiiSdrmHIen
DON ben 11rten beigebra4t.
Sn elmer Shla9t Bel gIIis lieeBeiI
bic Rufen bunoerte pon.SohteH
suriid.
Bel Wufh mubteH bic RuHeH nab
hierftiirbiderr &nmnf her,sRiits
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l@anee, bic in ptatana (etpa btrtbert
Rsilsn DON srapssun) seIunbet ipor'
ben fiHb, i'm Ganee.
Sn Der Ra9t bes febiten &pril bat
elmer unierer Jtiger einensrfoIgrei4sn
&nsriff auf bic SnfeIn Srtbros uno
2emnDs qema6t urtb bic 4rtsgsaila.
gen bes Jeinoeg fotpie beffeu Eager
r1i4 0nrr,hpr, hplpn+ /"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
NuW 9RrltU
SIT ant Sonntag 9fadmittag Nei6sfan5ler 9r.
bon 8etbntanns9o 9oQweg 3ura6getebrt,
0d0reno mon gegm6t @aftP, 0a6 Die 0G@an0(ung@ I'M
9ro5ea 5aupfquarliT 6iS 0ienaag wd@rM mir0en
@e5igli hes Smbats oer nemtidem 9nte ergebt man t
TIT Serlm iit aller9anb Spefnlatinnem

1am arn sit Dhmm
II
Sk am
ben
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Weiterc Grfrlse
5absn bic DeutfdeH Bel ben aGmpfen
um @srbun gu uer5ei9nen.

syrans5iif6e Sdiissngrd6en Bel Saus
cort unb 6eim s5obten Wann"
qenprlmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24
g6prt Nieber

Saben Die GnsIGnber cine geboriae
@9ldppe oanonsetragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-24

Sir Sbtp: Srifbes rrb du5uisj
tenb fiiHlss Metter ON MsputQo uue1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-13

horses dash into the fire they are try
ing to escape!
We do not believe disputes should
be settled by violence.
We see no reason why there should
not be an international police to en-
force the findings of a world court
This is no remote impractical dream.
The separate nations should give
up their armies and navies as did the
American states when they merged
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-13

of mankind-the world-a peaceful
and beautiful place. We are no more
willing that it should be torn by
brawls and suffering than that our
homes should be so torn.
But how can we prevent? We see
that we can't stop war by wishing it
would end Most of us have little
idea that we can do anything to stop
the present war. But we believe that
perhaps by our influence we can pre-
vent the neutral nations from fling
ing themselves into it, as maddened
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-13

to American mOthers.)
Should a mother raise her boy to
be a soldier?
NO.!
/ believe a mother should raise her
boy to be a CITIZEN. If the citizen
must in the last extremity prepare
himself for fighting, that is another
matter. r
But if our boys are brought up with
preparation for war always, in mind,
if they are, trained to believe inafight-
ing as the best method of settling
disputes, then when an international
dispute arises they are going to
plunge into war as the easiest way
out.
For lighting IS the easiest way,
isn't it?
Whatever may be the endless hor-
TOTs and hardships entailed by fight
ing, it always seems at first the sim
plest thing to resort to. And if the
youth of the nation is drilled to be-
HeVe in and prepare for fighting, the
inclination to resort to it will only be
strengthened.
} Now, as we women and mothers
have found our work in the home
and have been drawn late
ly into activities outside the home,
should we not carry on the same kind
of work there, the work for which |
we have been born and trained, the !
work of conservation, of order, Of |
peace?
We should make the great home !
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-13
selves for the common defense Of
American ideals and for the guar
dianship of peace.

. I FIEWhIEI = HOUWINN-
In Special Mothers Day Interview
with The Day Book.
(Henrietta ROdmaR, is a member
of the executive board of the wOm-
ans peace party. Her famous fight
two years ago for the rights of moth
erhOOd against the New York school
boards attempts to bar teacher
mothers from the public schools en-
titles her especially, among anti-pPe-
paredness workers, to speak for and
to American mothers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Omaha EIks and Flag
Day Parade at Empress

The Omaha Elks and Flag day pa
rade pictures will be shown at the
Empress the first half Of the week
beginning today. The day of the
parade was very clear and the pic
lures are distinct. 1t will be an OPP
portunity for a lot of folks to see
how they looked on parade as this
event was participated in by the larg-
est number of people that ever
marched in Omaha at one time. The
Criminals Thumb" featuring Alexan-
der Gaden and Lucille Taft, is a story
Of a man with a spatulata thumb,
Criminologists say that this thumb
is a sure sign OF criminality and the
man is followed throughout his life.
His crippled thumb is finally the
cAuse OF his conviction for participa-
ton in the murder pf d wealthy bank
err "Jerrys' Elopement" is Cub
comedy with George Oyey. Without
money or position Jerry wins the
love of wealthy Frenchman's
daughter, but not her fathers favor
Their elopement and the final win
ming OF the parents consent is an ex'
citing and comical performance. The
Days Work." Beauty comedy and
the Mutual Weekly completes the
program.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Marguerite Snow Star
OF Muse Photoplay Bill

Ellis Great Triumph" one Of the
sensational feature productions OF the
season, will be the principal attrac..
ton at the Muse theater today and
Monday. Miss Snow is seen at her
best in this Metro wonderfully. She
essays the role Of a daughter OF a
wealthy Judge, who becomes interest
ed in youth, the product Of the
slums, who comes into her life in
a most peculiar manner. The story
is based on the glorification OF But
tsy" Gallagher, an obscure character
Of New York's great east side, who
through his arrest for murder which
he didn't commit, becomes notorious,
and mistaking it for fame, causes
many complex situations and peculiar
problems. The manner in which this
complication is unfolded, and the in
PRODUCTION OF strong contrast OF
life among the wealthy class, forms
one ofas cries of situations. Included
in this program is THE Mishaps OF
Musty Suffer" and Hearst Weekly.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day, by popular demand, return en-
gagemcnt has been booked for THE
Ne9er-do-Well." Many people who
tried to attend the opening nights OF
the Muse were turned away, so Mr..
Shirley has decided to show it again.
Friday and Saturday the feature
will be Loves Toll" The seventh
episode of "Gloria's Romance with
Miss Billie Burke will also be shown,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Strand Screen Bill Is
Diversified and Pleasing

Three unusually pleasing as we'll as
diversified features are offered Strand
patrons this week, commencing today
when that well known screen favorite,
Bessie Barriscale, is seen in Sorrows
OF Love-" we'll produced story of
nuns life. Fay Tincher in 'The
Two O'clock Train,' is the accom-
panying comedy.
For the Fourth, thes GREEN'S Invest
actor, Douglas Fairbanks, In COM
edy drama entitled Reggie Mixes
In" This is said to be Fairbanks
best bit of screen work to date, which
is saying whole lot, but advance
reports say You can't speak toe
highly of this picture" so you know
what to expect. Bubbles of Trou'
bles" is the Keystone presented, ant
Hank Mann has the leading part.
Friday and Saturday that Ziegfielt
Follies beauty, Jose Collins, in a Fo,
Installation of "A Woman's Honor
This is said to be one of the mos
daring photoplays Of the season anc
Miss Collins has surprised her ad
mirers by proving that she can act al
emotional role, as we'll as put owe
a popular song hit. Pathe's Week.,
completes the program and is full o
interesting war pictures.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

picture that is awarded the world
prize. The girls nationality is chal-
lenged and cannot be established and
the artists picture is disqualified. 1t
is then that Paul Keith, the artist, dis
covers that he loves the girl and she
becomes model wife. -
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02
Week Of July Fourth
Biz One at the Hipp

A strong program has been booked
for the Hipp this week by Manager
Schiank. Starting today, Kitty Cor
don is presented by William A. Brady,
in story Of Russian nihilism, with its
great risks, its fascinating though
dangerous and perilous revolutionary
plots of assassination against ruling
powers. Kitty Gordon plays the part
Of Thanya, the sister Of the revolu-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

zionist chosen to kill tn grand duke
of Russia.
July 4 and for three days Daniel
Frohman presents Pauline Frederick
in THE Worlds Great Snare" This
story is an adaptation OF E. Phillips
Oppenheim's celebrated novel. The
story pictures with virile brush the
high lights OF big cafe life in western
mining town. 1t is tense story of a
woman's struggle for moral emancipa-
ton.
Friday and Saturday Myrtle Sted-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-07-02

man comes to the, Gayety in photo
play entitled THE American Beauty"
The story is about a factory girl
whose mother falls i'll and she loses
her job and goes to become scrub
woman. Here an artist sees in her a
woman with, wonderful soul and
makes her his model, He paints a
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1916-01-27
Boom Of Bio Guns,

Early in April. 1912, man living at
fambledon. near Godalming. wrote to
he Spectator, saying: las | sat read
ing the other afternoon | heard. or,
rather felt, long vibrating boom sew
eral times repeated thought at frs:
it was q motor van maneuverlnS be-
hind the house. but found nothing
there. Then | guessed what 1t might
be and forthwith wrote to the chief
gunncry officer Of his majesty's ship
Orion to make sure. am therefore
able to state that the discharge of the
Orion's guns was distinctly audible
ninety-seven statute miles from the
ship, the sound taking somewhere
about eleven minutes to travel the dis
lance"
An even more remarkable instance
Of the immense distance at which gun
fire can be heard was afforded at the
time of the French victory at Stein
zach. The booming Of the guns was
distinctly heard on the northern slopes
of the Bernese Alps far down IN
Switzerland. The distance is just
eighty miles as the crow flies. and in
this case it must be remembered that
the guns were not the 1873 naval
giants, but merely field artillery.-Lon
don Opinion.
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WHAT THE PAPERS ARE SAYING.

Memphis Commercial Appeal: Russia,
with cartridges in her belt, is going to be
less "retiring."
Pascagoula Democrat Star: MISSISSIPPI
pi, along with every State in the Union, is
suffering from over-legislation.
Referring to European complications the
Louisville Courier-J journal says: The only
true friends we have-though they are very
good and useful friends-are the Atlantic
Ocean and the Pacific Ocean.
Edgefeld Is. c. Advertiser: Prohibi-
ton scored another victory the other day
when Hearst sent out an edct to all of his
newspapers directing that henceforth all
advertisements of whisky and habit-form-
ing drugs be discontinued.
Edgefield IS. CO. Advertiser: It appears
that South Carolina will follow Georgia in
prohibiting the advertising of Intoxicating
liquors in newspapers. Poor old John
Barleycorn! His friends are slipping away
from him like rats from sinking ship.
Alabama Paper: The landsIides at the
Panama Canal are demonstrating each
year the wisdom of John T. Morgan, the
United States Senator from Alabama, who
made the canal problem life study, anc
stubbornly contended for the Nicaragua
route
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Fiohtinu a Forest Fire.

The combat with fire in the woous
is usually as tense and as exciting as
IL conflagration in city. From the
instant smoke Is discerned ascending
into the blue above there is action
Upon reaching the scene the racing
squads of fighters begin work by I'M
dertaking the tasks as outlined by the
system. First one group starts with
the cutting tools and rakes, clearing up
streak of ground several feet wide
In the pathway Of the fire. The men
with water bags follow. wetting down
this strip. Then come the back frers,
who start fires from this point back
into the main confagrat ton. When the
fires meet they extinguish for want OF
material to burn. When the utmos-
pheric conditions materially assist the
flames the work of back firing Is best
done ut night or when the air Is still
est.-L Il. Perry in Countryside Maya
ii,