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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

m1f England lit feine oeutide @rfin-
Dung, jeoes Mdiel3uden Der Dor too
ten Maidine11 lteben6en Jabrifberren
beiBt gnglano! $50 oie Sn6uitrie
ltiqltebt, 90 lit nidt oie oeuti6e Be-
lebung, Der arieg, ionoern Die eng
lilde 8lodaoe 6aran ldulo. SO
fam aud niemano bie%r5ulan6e um
cine @rtmort nerlegen iein, tpober
oie pielen s%(rbeitslolen fommen.
England reiBt nidt MIR Ole beut<
ldyen, ion6ern au6 6ie belgilden 4b-
iabgebiete on lid. Sc bat uniere Bill
ben6e @lasinoultrie ipltematiid per-
mdtet." @5 NOR Elm belgii6er Sn-
ouitrieqer, Ser 10 lprad. nebertpie=
geno grportlano, iiebt iid Ser Snou>
ltrieltaat gelgien in leiner 8epe-
gungsfreibeit Doaig gelabmt. Die
3ementinouitrie feiert, oie Elm 5iinf-
tel Ser @eltproouftion er5eugenoe
3infin6uitrie unb gertilperfe 5ebren
bon ibren 8orratben. Sour sic @i-
ienbetriebe arbeiten fieberbaft, lie
biirfen Auftrage aus 1%reutralen 2an=
0ern annebnten un6 m1sfitbren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
I'm nnierm 2aube aielt aQes mad

s., ,tnierm 2aube aieH alles nadj
DISQUALIFICATION: 8eitb ieoer Dirt,
@el6 nnb @oI1 uno @erlen, Baldite;
un1 sic @elel1daH f@abt ben Monn
1rrr 51 oft tpegen feiner Miqionen.
- Dos Matertele mir6 gum 3iel
6es 2ebens un6 man pergiBt SOS
@eelifde. = Man Iebt nidt, peil
man 3u iebr Iebt un6 baitet. - @eI6-
Iu@t bs. seelenemtpidfIltng. 8enu
man oie 3eitungen lieit, 10 miro Ell
mem mrglt nn6 bange. - Die S4et.
bungen, Diebitdble, @erbreden ie6er
Mrt, Mor6e, grtfiibr11ngem, GILES ba1
inn lebten @runoe bic idredide
@eloiudt aIs nrfade. &c 1T oiea
cine furdtbare Sd1fdung, Die @elo
an Gtene Ser 5eeIe un6 bes @etpii
iens fett. Sos muB bic groBten
nationalen l1ebel berbenfibren, tpertr
benfe1oe Menfden 6emfelben mid
ite1iern.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

piele geldidte .Arbeiter, in%sbelonoere
Snqenieure, o11rb bobere 20bne an=
gelodt nod oen perifieoenen frleg=
fiibrenoen 9anoern allsgepanoert
uno baben oaourb oie obnebin
ldmierige Gage ser idmei5eriiden
S11uoltrielen nod} perlhdrft.
9elien alien l1ngeadtet aber bat
iib Sic ibmei5eriid)e &egierung in
ibrem reoliden @eitreben, 0as oltrd
SEN arieg perurlad)te gleuo unter=
ld)ieoslos fir aue Staaten 5u mill
bern, nid)t beirren lailen. Giele
mabre Neutralitdt uno Sumanitat
bil0et eiren ser tpenigen erf reulihen
aidtblide in bielem furdtbaren Hin=
gen uno barf anoeren, ont &rlege
ebe11fuas ni6t betbeiligten Staaten
CUR M%odubr1u1ng oringenoit empfob-
len perben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
8eroMn.

Sieg! Gieg! Die @lufen rmfen's aus,
&ifturia=5 diiiIe fnalen,
SIM Tlaggenidmnd prangt jeoes
9ams
l1no Snbellie6er Idallen.
Sin ne1er sieg! Gin ne,ter &nbm
Gum immereriinen &ran5e =
50 itrablt bas bentide 5eloentbum
SIN etpis ne1en @lanse!
Ser Teinbe srot, ,ute sa6 er mot,
SIT enblid BOD g%ebrodJen,
9as oentide Sdmert fat flipp nno
flar
9as lekte @urt geiprodem.
gu ne11em Sieg, at ne1em &mbm
@eiit bentide 9elbenlan5e =
9as lit bas alte @eloentbnm
SIM etpig ne11en @lan5e!
God aus bes Tein6es Te1eridlmnb
8rad b0Qii6es &eroerben;
Mmft Mander SEN err,1n9nen @r1nb
Mit iei1em 8lnte farben.
Sir 9emtidlan6s Sieg, fir 9e1tid=
lanbs 6mbm
Sen SOB I'M Gdladtentan5e =
9as lit bas ate @elbentbnm
Sm euig ae1ten 8lan5e!
Miit @ott ppran! 8as balt 1tns anf?
Sod iueben mniere 6abnen!
IS ioQ Ser be1ttide stegeslamf
Sen @eg ser Treibeit babnen!
6riid a1f gum sieg, gum bDidjiten
&ubm!
St1rm anf sic lebte Sdan5e!
Sell Sir, SIT benti6es 6%eloentbtm
SIM etpig ne,1en @lan5e!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

ae nod nit Sen iesigen ruiiiid)en &C.
faugenen unblutige Sdladten getpin=
men uno ser oeutiden &l1ltlr gum
Iriumpbe iiber Sic bon SEN rullil6en
Mudtbabern betriebene Holltif Der
8olfsperoumml1ng perbelfen. Mus
Sen oeutifen @efangenenlagern miro
9idt in Sic ounfelIten 8infel Stub
lar16s %getragen nerben uno nimmer
miro es sort erloi9en. 60 arbeiten
sic 0elttiden 8orbaren tpabren0 6eS
arieges on Ser g%rleud)tl1ng Ser ruiz
iilhen @elt ser 8elt Ger 6inlterniB !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
@erod@ti9.

Sent &orgreB ser 8ereitigten
Staaten bat bie 8etblebem Steel
Company oe1 arieg erffldlrt. Die En-
lte. als Bulletin SEQ. 1" be5ei6nete
Mrmee lit I'm Gorm elmer oreiipalti=
gen 3eitungsan5eige 6ur6 Die 8lm=
ter Mmerifas borgeriidt un6 bat ber=
iudt, sic @iniidt 6es omeritaniiden
8olfes gu erobern. Inter Der lie
beri9rift Gin Srrtbum in Der Holt=
tit ser Bethlehem Steel @ompam"
tpenbet ii@ bie @eieuidaft runter
perionlider 2eitung" Ser Serren
@bas. 81. Sdhpab als @bairnra1 urt6
eugene 6. Grace als Hrdii6ett Sin
6as GoIf" nno erffldrt:
Ser Genat babe. cine Sin ange=
mommer, sic $11,000,00O fir Sen
8ol1 elmer Acknowledgements
tenfobrif poriebe, neil 6te &egierltng
biuiger ielbit pro6u5ieren als BON
Sen stabl1perfen faufen tonne. 8is=
fer babe sic 8~etbIebem= @elelidaft
geidauiegeA ober 6os bobe iid .als
Elm SebIer ertpteIen. Sc lei immer
ibr 8rin3ip getpeien, nit Der omeri-
faniiden &egierung anitdnoig gu
bo1roeIn. !&infort ober mer6e ite iid
an oos amerifaniide @olf pen6en.
9lIio fur5 urro gut: Die merifmiide
@egieru1tg bobe bisber imnner Den ge<
rirngiten Breis fir Yan5erplatten be-
5oblt. Die Observation-Disclosures fei
a11beroem bereit, sic 8an5erpIotten
at irgenb einem BON Ser @egierrng
ieIber borgeidriebenen @reiie ber5u-
itellen. @orum olfo iouen Die ST.
100000 aus ser Saide 6es Bottles
berldmenoet tperoen, tint Elm @egte,
rungstStobltperf 5u erridten?
5otpeit sic @rfldr1nng Der 8etble<
bem Steel Gomponp. @ir iin6 er-
ita1rt. @ober cuff einmal 6ieie gro
Be 2iebe a11s Bethlehem? 8ar1tm alf
einurnI 6ieie Gorge um ben Bolts
iddeI? @esbaB auf eirmal mobtlt-
fiert Bethlehem sic Brelie nno bnr=
set fid sic rieiigen Soften 6ieier Mo<
biIiiierurg a11f? Nur I'm bent 8olf
$t1 100000 at retten? SIT aus benz
8oIf Elm 9o11m getporben? Die 2ie-
be lit iebr ber6ddtig.
MIs Sic @orlage, bie sic @rrih-
tnng 11nb SEN Betrteb zines StabI-
merfes bon 5toats megen boriieM,
5uerit I'M @enat onftaudte, boben STE
potriotiiden @tablbarone Sen Gena<
torer foIt lddeln6 6amit georobt,
BOB fie oie Breiie fir Han5erplatte1
fofort binnuhdrm1ber piirber, tpertrt
6fe 8orIage nidt unter 6en Gid ffd=
me.
Dte Drobung, sic i1triitiid elmer
Motbiging gIeidtommt, bot in6eiie1
BEN @enot 1idt gebinbert, bog 8edte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01
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Ser Setter ser Maiierten lit allo
iebt 6ranfreid}. Ctr gomor6 @rep,
ser SIMPLIFYING oes europaiiden
8ronoltiftertrults bot es geiagt, nno
in stpei 8elttbeilen lit es getreulid
nadgebeten moroen. @ortlid iagte
@rep: 9a1r6 Sic lange Sdladt bel
@eroun .rettet 5ranfreid mft nur
iid ieIbit, ion6err au6 feline Ser
biln6eten. M1s er es iogte, battetr
Sic 0rgone ser MItierten mieoer bon
6em SSubel iiber Sen glan5enben Ser
lauf Der BEL @er6un eingeleiteten
fran5oitiden Sffeniipe gebort. Ofe1er
SSubel lpar MIR bon ffur5er 9aner, II.
bon bem gldn3enoen @rfolg Ser front
5oiiid,en Sffeniipe tit ridts iibrig ge=
blieben. Gin Tbeil 6es grfolges,
iener, ben sic mtli9e Hariier Be-
ridteri tottung 5uiammengelogen bat=
tie, bot iid in blo11en 9unit oufge.=
lolt> NIT oem on6eren SbeiI babet
Sic oeutiden Sel6gralten oufgerdltmt.
Sic 1teben beute on Ser 6ront bon
Donaumont, mo sic fran5oiilde 81
feniipe eingeiebt bette, mieber IN TT
rem alten @teuungen unb nod bo=
riber bina11s. Sim linfen Moasufer
aber baben 6ie Sran3oien cine idtpere
Mieoerlage erlitten, 6eren Jolgen iid
I'M Mugenblid nod ni6t iiberieben
IaiIen.
Sic 6abnen, bon 6enen man ntrs
eraGbH bot, iie ieien IN Ndris na4
Ser e%rfun6enen Mel6ung bon Der
8ieoereinnobme 6es Sorts Douau-
mont gu 5mien6en a11sgebangt NOR
Sen, iin6 idIeunigit mieoer einge5o=
gen mor6en, un6 sic bieiigen Srgnne
ser miierten gaben bermutblid bel
6arum, tpenn lie 6ie fin6iiden Sl1bel-
bpm11er, 6ie Tie nod Ser angeblidJen
@ie6ereinnabme bes Sorts 9oum1=
mont a%nitimmten, 5uriidmbmen
f0nnten. @ie ioben sic Deutiden
ouf ser ga15en 9inie idon cuff Dem
&iid5uge nn6 Sic Srun5ofen sic 6eut,
ide @ren5e iber1@reiten - % boil
ten sic Deutlden 5um S9lnge bel
gumieres aus nn6 a11s tpars nit
6em SSltbeI. @aris m1Bte iid GIT
Dem @ingeitan6miB beql1emen, 6aB
6os Sort Donntmort in 6eutiden
@dn6en fei un6 6oB sic Deltiden
SEN G%ranaoien iiberba1pt Bog 5uiet-
ten. @obrfdeinlid bt a1td Sir
@otpor6 @rep sic GrfIdrung, 6ur9
sic Gdla9t bei 8er6u1 miir6e 6runf-
reid Ser Metter Ser Mqiierten, unter
6em ginfluiie Ser gum EbeiI erfl1n6e-
mem, gum She'll hderlib iibertriebe=
nen fran30iiiden @iegesmel6ungen
obgegeben.
Sc lit imrrer oos 8ed Ser englt=
iden 5toatsma1ner getpeien, 6ab
6os ltnbeil Dor ser Sbir iitanb, uenn
fife 6er Mun6 a1 bol1iten robmen.
Gg COB cine 3eit, % lie bon &nBz
Iun6 oIs 6em @etter Ser MQiierten
fproden. 8ie tie enttdufdt tu11roen,
tit nod m,uergeiIen. Damn iollte
StaIien Ser @etter fem, anein audy
oaraus lit nidts getporben, nn6 beu-
tie beoiirfen 6ie @abelmader ieIbit
oringer6 6es @etters. Mit Grontt-
reid miro es England midt better
ergeben. Sranfrei6 tptr6 frob fem,
tpenn es o11s benz @ampfe bel Bero11n
elm garta beideioenes 5tid feiner
3ufunft retten fm1n, uno es feinen
gerbin6eten berlaiien, itd at ret
ten, 10 gut lie f0nnen. gor ger6rn
gebe cine Raffe ltnter, idrteb Dor Ell
nigen 8od)en Elm beltti6er mtlitddr-
friittiffer, uno Die Mn5etden fpredjen
oafnr, oob ct RedH bebaIten tpir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-01

VlluEtlt 4UCIOeN. 3tt% OSH OSI%NsSS~
inleraten loa oos 8oIf 6a5u gebradt
meroen, oie slbgeor6neten inn unter-
bouts CUR 4blebnlng ser SenatsbiQ
5u be- timmen.
IS miro i'm 2an0e madtig fir
EreporeoneB agitiert. limo MIR ielblt
lteben ourd)a1ts auf bent Stan6pnnft,
oab 1pir 1uibt nur ein %5ablenmaBig
eutipredenoes lonoern Dor allem aud)
id%lagfertigeS Seer uno eberio ebtpe
idlabtfertige SIotte in Ser Stunoe
Der gefabr baben miiien, 6ie unS
nidt eripart bleibt. 9lber mir gi1lgen
babel bon Ger 8orauSiebung aus oaB
oiele ma6tige Agitation mirflid)
nidts uno earnidts anoeres I'M @u=
ge babe ols sic sdaffung zines Der
artigan Seeres uno elmer 0erartigen
6lotte. limo MIR iebten meiter Dor-
aus, oaB man babel nod oem @runo=
lob oes perniinftigen Sm1soaters per-
fobre, Der oie bette 8aare 5um m0g=
lid biuiglten Ereiie ii6 beidofft.
9ie bonn Senat beidloiiene Sin lit
cine Sanolung III oielem Sinne.
glber mir fin6en Elm Saar in Ger @re-
p%areoneB. @enn ihon oieie 9ano=
lung oes Senates pereitelt mer6en
loa, oann Benefit 6os, ooB man fei-
neslpegs nod oem @%runolat zines
perniinftigen @irtbldafterS Derfab=
rem mill. 0unn benefit bas, bob Ole
Brepareoneb in ser @auptiade unle=
rem Observation-Disclosures our Be-
idaftigung ibrer Gabrifen uno @elo=
ldranfe na6 Dem @intritt 6es 6rie-
oe1s oienen loa. Damn benefit 6as,
ooB sic rieiigeu 5umn1en, Sic in Ser
Mgitation fir 8repore6neB 51tr Ser
menoung gelangen, gepilien 2el1ten
bunbertfaltige Gru6t bringen ioaen.
Die 8etblebem Steel @ompam lit
bereit, fir ie6en bon Ger &egierung
gennn1tter 9reis 8anaerplatten ber.
5uitellen. sic opfert ielbit grobe
@%elo1ummen, um 6em 8olfe oas flar
5u madden. @ie es @eien Des @ai=
lers lit, naB 5u fem, 10 lit eS 8eien
6es &apitals, lt6 81 permebren, Bro=
fit 5u MAIDEN. Sos merifanii9e
goIf beltan6e tpirfli9 aus Soioten,
menr es glauben tpolte, SOS bon Ser
8etblebem Steel Company 6arge=
lteQte @apital moIe ni9t per0ienen,
feinen 8rofit madden. SSn oqen frieg=
fiibrenoen 2d1r6ern, audi in De1tld=
Ion6 un6 Selterreidzltngarn, tpenn=
glet9 bter am aaerneniglten, baben
mir geieben, mes @eiites &tn0er
straightforward iin6. Sc lit Der
ielbe @eiit, iiber Sen George 8aib=
ington idon ergrimmte. l1niere
Observation-Disclosures 1aiien 'es
iid bel1te idon @el6 folten oem Sol
te sic l1eber5eugung bei5ubringen,
oaB iie zines anoeren @eiites ieien.
5ebr be5etdnen6 iprtdt Spencer
in ieiner @eididte ser Ser. Staaten,
nls 1777 bie Mrmee George @alb>
ingtous 1T @ouep 6orge ibertpinter=
tie, BON Ser 3rofitiuM Ger 9dnoler
un6 5abrifanten 6omoliger 3eit uno
fagt, iie ieien 10 getuiiienlos gene
fen, 6oB ite nit &ebt v@ungersnotb=
Sabrifnnten" genannt tpor6em ua=
rem. M11sgereduet Serr Sdpmab muB
uns oie Ndditenliebe, 6te Selbitlo-
ligfeit nno 6en 8atriotismus 6es In
Der getbIebem Steel COMPANY mge=
b6uften &opitaIs berfidern. Sos mit
Ser Droba1ng an oen @enut, nit ser
perludten M0tbiga1ng Der Senotoren
tuar oen gtablbaronen nraturliid"
1idt @rnit.
O.. .>usr,,, 0nr,Aa ,:>I< o1fpa md
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
BIG NIGHT TONIGHT
 AT LYCEUM THEATER

Those who have been fortunate | enough to engage their seats for to- nights performance at the Lyceum when the Alfred Cross Players will appear in that eXhilerating farce. "A
 Pair of Sixes," have one of the treats
 of the theatrical season in store for
 them. The familiar significance of the
 title of this play, as well as it's quaint
 ness, has made it well known the
 country over. It is now being played
 north, east. west and south. and
 everywhere it's reception has been on
 bounteous terms.
 After a series of heavier efforts, as
 in Kick In" "Within the Law"
 "The Christian and other plays of
 real dramatic value, the Cross Players
 and their patrons will welcome this
 touch of real American comedy. Every
 line, every situation in the show is
 fraught with laughs There is much
 to be expected from the play and Ken.
 dal Weston, the director who is pro- ducing the shows at the Iyceum, guarantees that no one will be disap pointed With a heavy seat sale Tor tonight the players have realized that the first night performances are be- coming the real events in the local ] season and to this end they are striving every effort to make them perfection 1 itself. One thing that MT. Weston in 1 sistS upon is that the lines be mem or 1 ized perfectly, that there be no slips 1 tween the cup and the lip, and that | all the situations be mastered. To ! meet this the players are required to 1 Iehearse often two and three times 1 a day. Many people have wondered | at the way the Cross Players have put ! on their shows with such little time | for rehearsals and studying of parts. l It is this driving power of the director | who insists that each and every mem- l Der of the company deliver the goods l which has helped materially in mak- 1 ing for the success of the season.
 Last week was one of the greatest 1 weeks the Lyceum has ever enjoyed. 1 Miss Julie Hernes new play, "An Outsider" went over in great style ana 1 broke all records for attendance. This ! popular leading lady will have another | great part this week; not one as sym ! pathetic as Katy Murray; but one l that is just the opposite. A young girl | who is alert to every little thing, who succeeds where men and lawyers have 1 failed, who beats "A Pair of Sixes." l The plot of the play deals with the affairs of George E. NettletOn and T. Boggs Johns, partners in a pill man. 1 ufacturing business, who are constant | ly at loggerheads, each longing to be 1 rid of the other, but neither willing 1 to sell out Alfred Cross will play the | ludicrously funny part of T. Boggs
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
How Diclxy's Mother Saw the
 Sights

Where shall we go first?'' I asked the question patiently, it seemed to me, for the ninth or tenth time. Beyond saying that she wished 10 see some of the historic churches of New York, Dicky's mother had given no indication of which particu- lar section she wished to visit first. To nN surprise she was ready with an answer
 Suppose we go to the very end of the island first, and come back slow Iy." she said. "I am so anxious to see the harbor."
 I glanced anXiously at her wraps Which were warm, but not unusually Eeavy. We stood just outside the apartment, and I felt the rush of q brisk wind. Of course, the trip down 10 the harbor would be all right be- cause it would be made in the sub way. but I knew, as the elder Mrs Graham could not, the sharpness of the ocean wind sweeping up from the bay, and dreaded the chill for her.
 But I knew better than to make any objection. Even my brief asso-
 
 had taught me that the price of peace her plans.
 Very well, then" I said. '"The subway will take use there, but we shall have to change to an express at Fourteenth street.
 T have never ridden in the sub way she remarked. "They were o of T last, but nothing had been done"
 We made very slow progress toward the subway. My mother-in-law was almost childlike in her curious inter- est in the street sights. I was sur prised at her attitude. I had imagn- cd from the air of unbending dignity she had worn ever since I met her that she would move through the streets figuratively holding her skirts away from the people and objects she met in her journey.
 Positiveness a Characteristic.
 But she paused before every shop window and looked in frankly inter ested fashion at the different types of people crossing the streets. She stopped also to examine every build ing which gave evidence of belonging tc the regime of old New York, when the brOWnstone fronts of Murray Hill and Washington Square were the last W ord in the nations fashion annals.
 There are a number lof such build ings in the neighborhood lying be- tween our apartment and the subway, and I began to fear that it would take us an unconsciously long time to reach our destination
 This is a wonderful doorway" she said, stopping before a house barred tehind the iron girdle work which marked the areaway of the o1d-time
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Yale lock, so l couldn't get an eye full, but I've been there myself too often not to know the sort of note that manager gets into his voice when he's putting on the soft pedal and telling you that you're a peach and he'll star you next season if you'll only be nice to him. I could hear him getting confidential, too, and MarN's voice sounded so fright ened ] took my longest and best hat pin, and began to turn the knob little at a time to see if the door was locked 1t wasn't thank goodness and when I heard Mary shriek and say, Let me go!' I shouted Barton to the rescue!' Cor I would have if I hadn't been too mad to shout any thins) and double quicked into the room in time to see Webster holding Mary in his arms and telling her that pretty girls were made to be kissed, and not to be a silly little fool. By the time he got that far I had an inch or so of my hat pin in his arm just above the elbow, and what he said then wouldn't be polite to re- peat. At any rate, Mary and I beat 1t While the going was good and Mary was so upset we decided to go right home instead of calling on any of the other managers That was how we happened to run into Dave Pollock"
 "Where did you meet Mr. Pollock? ?"
 "Oh, he was on the job at the apartment when we got home. Play ing the humble but persistent swain Wanted to lay his fortune at her feet and give her a life of gilded ease. He pleaded all that sort of soft-music stuff, and told her she didn't realize how cruel the world was to a girl (men alwayS say that and how she would suffer to see her mother growing old and lacking the comforts she could not earn for her. Then he pulls out his wallet and taps it. saying. All that I have is yours. Mary, even if you don't marry me- Business of soft music!'
 Were you in the room while this was going on?''
 "NO," she answered, winning a gale you cant brush your teeth in a New York apartment without the people in the next door flat hearing you, and everything that Mary said or Dave Pollock said, might as well have been shouted through a mcgaphOne."
 Did Miss Pafe seem touched by MT. Pollock's offer?" said Langdon, re- pressing a smile with difficulty.
 (To be COntinued.)
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Johns. His partner Nettleton will be portrayed by Eugene Weber who made his debut to New Britain audi ences last week as the doctor in 'An- Outsider. Another important char acter in the play is the lawyer, a part that will be played by Philip Sheffield. This lawyer is the fellow who is sum-
 moned by the two business partners to view the various propositions they have made for dissolvlng the business.
 After looking them all over he sug-
 gests a contract with numerous con-
 ditions by which a hand of poker is to
 be played. with the penalty that the loser shall quit the business for d year and in the interval serve as a servant ! in the household of the winner. It ] does not take an OVerkeen imagination 1 to follow the wild scenes that. must l necessarily take place after this, espe- 1 cially when there is such person in l this household as "Coddles,' a ser want of all work, who insists upon making love to the loser. The whole
 affair is a laugh from beginning to | end.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06
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, Reckoning Flame" a gripping and thrilling story of great emotional heights and depths with a locale in colorful mysterious India. MT. Wood ruff will be seen as the Englishman, who courts India Maiden, while TsurG Aoki, the pretty Japanese actress will be seen as the Indian girl. Miss Aokl achieved a national reputation by her work in The Wrath of the Gods which was seen at the playhouse some months ago, and her role in this photodrama is said to be just as effective as that of Cho-Cho ?San in 7 Madame Butterfly"
 The Keystone comedy offering of sam Bernard in Because He Loved Her." a scrcamingly funny comedy of d proprietor of d restaurant and his rebellious chef which carries the au- dience through d series of screamingly funny situations.
 As the added feature Arnold Daly. the romantic actor recently seen in ''The Elaine" series will be seen in the Ashton Kirk detective story, An Affair of Three Nations" a thrilling and interesting drama in five acts.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-06

Here is one of the newest and smartest little frocks to be made from washable materials. It Is such simple frock that t is especially adapted to their use for 1t can be washed and ironed without the least difficulty. It Is essentially smart and it is distinctly novel. The belt is passed through openings cut for the pur- pose and arranged below the waist line, and below it are pockets with prettily shaped upper edges. The material illus- trated is striped galatea trimmed with plain, but it would be easy to copy this :lress in linen or in pique or in gingham or in any similar material and it can of course be utilized for the wool materials, Pink or blue linen with the trimming of white scalloped as it is here would be tharning. The new ginghans are fasci. mating in colors and designs. Plaid singham with the trimming of plain .lways makes good effect.
 For the year size will be needed, ,3M yards of material 27 inches wide, 215 .,ards 3o or yards A with F yard 36 tor the trimming.
 The pattern So24 is cut in sizes for girls of 4 to years. It will be mailed to any address by the Fashion Department pf this paper, on receipt of tell cents.