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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14
6antiltDm.

liner ggent in Samilton III Serr
Gouaro 8rud, 449 SiiS yiinfte CTR.
Sel Sci. 476 81. Some Ehpue
1881 :. ".
- G,eitern Rorgen ftiir5te Der in
$40. 905 GIenelono Ape. potnhafte
Charles Sarris bel ietner glrbeit mt
Der glnlage BON 2ong & 9lllitatter
ploBlid gu 8o6en Hno mar toot, ebe
er auf9ebobeit puroe. @r bate lett 3
2Sabren on Ser3anidllen eelitten ullo
Dar einem iolden erlegelt. @r erreit-
te cir 9tlter Don 81 SSyatren uno bin.
terldBt ieine g8tttlDe uno pier ain.
Der.
= 2SameS g. Grapfcr6 tpltroe ourb
9idfer 0trrpbp ron 9eflte Gramforo
lDeeen 8ernahldfiiqirng mo llmge.
5ens nit an0eren lldnnern geidlie.
Den.
- Die Srauen Der gb. ct. 9auls.
@eineinoe peranItalien am %. uro
%. gsoDer1ber einen 8a3aar
Ger 6rei Sabre alte S,obn BON
Serrn un0 ,Srau @eorge g. Sinlpien
pom go. 801 Spcamore StraBe puroe
ur Spcanlore StraBe 3niihen Sio-
berter iino @dlter StraBe, Don eirem
StrdBenbabrtmaQen getrofien pn0 5e.
tootet Des &inoes linfe Irm mllr0e
lbeeicbnitten lno iein 6iuterfopi 3er-
mallnt, 10 bab Der Zoo lofort eintrat.
Serr SSoiep6 Happs erIitt bci
ietner glrbeit infplge eines Stllrses
einelt &ippen6rlldJ.
- Die SrilItees bes Boli5etper-
iionsionbs belpiQigten geitcrn Der
pittpe bes peritorbenen Foli5iiten
S5ohu ssiifer cine monatIi6e Beriiou
bon 20 Dollars.
- Seute miro 81. @jooorpnn Mbett.
Ser 9SrdiiOent DER 9onoelsfammer Ser
Ser. Staoten, Der 8aIt Der Stabt 0u.
milton bei einem S,ltn6eou feil, iroheI
CT iiber ben 3mef mo bic sIr6eit
ser interlotionolen @anoeisfanlnler
reoem mirb.
- 9as 6ein bon Gpntbiu @aiS,
313 Ionumeltt 2lnelue, pltroe Don
Iie6sn beintqeiudt, pel6e onbertfalh
Gubent iiIberne Qteiier, @abelu mo
2offel iolpie aleioer itabIell
- Die DtttgIieoer Der Sautilton
9oqe Der @lfs peroen aHt %. gtopern.
Der Der Ginlpeibung oeS neiten @eirn3
Der 2oee in Canton betlDobnen
- Sn SanriIton tral Die Nadrift
Elm, oaB 6rou G5obanna 1uIIea, RE
Whltter Der peritorbeneu sSrau ,Soiepb
8octtinqer, III Cincinnati I'M Semi
ihrer 3ofter 55rmt g. Steiubcfer tgi
9Iltet oon a9t5ig 1Sobren an sIIters-
itlDdde itarb
- 9e1te geafnnittaa finbet lulter
her 2eitung BON 8aitor S. u. Gid.
luanr 6ie 8eeroiu,na Der oeritorbencn
iSralt &oianna gtnoerion BON 9to
1119 Sobn StraBe I'M @reenpooo
Trieaboi itatt.
- @etern begingen Serr uuo
,Srau SSriepb ~ 5Sromm prn go t23
Drain StraSe im &reiie ihrer 9ngebo.
ligen imb lSrelurne pie tilrf3iaite 8ie-
oertebr ibres SotBeitstage5 0os III.
beIpaar bate Die 5relloe, ietue Orei
Ainber, bier Grtel uno ieineu llreutcl
bel itd) 5u ieben.
- sSrGuIeiu Collie aruuer, S5G,'
Ter pom 0errn umO ISrau Gharle5 >tra.
ner pon Siio &ierte unG Charles
Strabe, muroe geItern 3peds elner
operation ms gtercp @oipItal ge-
irudJt.
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Gbitaap. 1a. Nppsmser.

@ei3sn = Biir DECEMBER $1.884
-1.92t. an sdIuB $1.S9s; fir Mai
$1.92E-1.954 am S9luB $1.94t.
8eIatorn. = Sir 0s3enbsr 95s
-99sc, am SdIuB 9sgc; fir Uaai
s7-999c an @6Iub 9sgc.
Safsr. Sir DECEMBER 574-
583c, am SdIuB 5Sse; fir Wai Git
-623c, am S6Iub 62sc.
Rossen. - Ro. 2 S1.49-L51.
9srite. = 9Oc-S1.27.
siutptbb. - S3.25-5.25.
SIee. - S110O-15.o0.
BORT. = Sir Sanuar $27,3o--
27.s0, am SdluB $2747; fiir mci
S27. .3o-27.75, am S6luB $27. 7.45.
S6mal3. - yiir Sdnuar 1915
1850, ON s6luB 1850; fir Wai
16.20-16.47, am S6laB 1880.
Rippenieitsn. = Siir SNruor 14.50
-14.7o, am s6luB 14.52; fir Mai
14.62-14.77, am S6IuB 14.67.
Butter. - Wartt felt; CREAMERY
33-361e.
gier. = Martt b65er. 5irits 81
$50; oroindre fIrits 80 33c.
aartoffsln. - Martt itetig; g}ins
neiota uno 9utota psiBe, $1.5o-
l 80: MinnsiOta uub Satota S1.45-
1.55; Wi5isau uno Discunfin petbs
$1.O-1.60.
9efliiasl. 2tbenbes. giartt
bobsr. !oiibnsr 143e; Sprin9.rs
lie.
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Cine 2lrmee BON Srut
hubnern. Gpn Dallas, Ser, luiro
Der bepOritebenoe @erIunot BON L.
100000 5rutbiibnern fir bic 5eier
bss 8ontTagunsstages i'm RorpuIten
unIeres 2auoes angetinoigt. DieTe
qan5e glrmee gebt ibrsr oDlligen 9ers
nibtunq entgeqen, beipnbers tlir5 Dor
Gem 80. gtnpember, al pelhem 1age
bic 5ruthiibner in fhmad6uitsr gu
bereituna ben 6auptbeitdnotbeil oes
5eitmahles iiefern foIen Der PrGiis
rent Der 9erus goultrp &c Butter
Gbipping 9tF., s. 8, Gmerion, Iugt
porcas, oaB Seras in bieiem Serbl:
nit Ter 8srIhiffllns ppn 3rutbiihusrH
cinsn neuen getOro ifaffen rperoe
- Ra6oem bic prerie man6er
Sorten griefpapter pe9en boberer sos
item oes Ro6mdterials bereits nm ein
0rittel bDber seiebt poro!c iino, Ites
ben rpetters Rreis iteigerungen bepor.
Der Qnpalt @msrp, Der Fapierfabris
tanten, iaet beoroblite Souturren5
fir oieIelben pon Seiten Slpans oprr
aus. Die ,3situn8sperleaer ron Nortb
Carolina hoben fit, ais cine lsris
itenSfruae, sum semeiniamen Siutauf
bon 3eitungspopier oereintgi
- Ra6 Osuti6eu 6sititeflungsn
hoben bic griten uno Brau5oisn in
ben eriten neuu Wonaten oieies sSaAr
res 1910 Cad oeutit,e 8oit fir ais
Der. Gtaaten uno 1862 Cad fiit
beitimuts amerttoniId)e
Dot BON nsutrdlen Sompfern beruHs
+eraebolt unb beidllo9rabmt. Rur eIn
leringer 5beil bieier Boititiide IN
nit Utpuats LANCER 9erIpdtuug an
bic aoreiilnten geIopqt
IN Baltimore IL oie Dtelorms
ocb Ser uon bort 1ebiir.
iigc 9intom SonnuS I'M rllliiihcu
Sliegertieuit eiu Spier oes Stric8cs
Ierorocu ut.
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eslub.ytad,ri6t
9f.nHaa. IA. glppem6er.

D ten 4 d9, IA. Jtopernoet.
Der Dbioflub tpirb fi9 nur tpeniA
peranoern. Sc tern abenb bate oer'
felbe BEL biefiger Stabt sinen WuHsr'
itanb bon II SUB.
Die folgeben Depsi6en trafsn es'
tern bier elm:
pittsburg, ga.-O.2 3OlI, itsigt.
Wbseling, B. 9a.-5.5 SUB, itsIgt.
gartersburg, 80. @a.-O.7 5uB, falt.
Sanupbu Sails, W. ga.-1.5 Sub.
@6arleiton, %. Bail SUB.
pOrtsmoutb, O6io-4.8 SUP fteigt.
2ouisbille, ap.--8.9 SUB, itetgt,
GOanspills, Snb.-3.9 SUB, fdat.
Senn.-7.2 SUB, fdllt.
Chattanooga, senn.-7.9 SUB, fdat.
Cairo, $3.50 SUB, fdat.
Memp9is, Senn.-5.5 SUB, fdat.
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@6ieaap. 1a. g2ppembsr.

Sdpeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. =
gtartt f4pa6 gu 5 big 10c iiber bem
Samitass preiie. Butt $9.4o-1o.'
05; lei4te $8.80-10O0; idpere So
6o-10.25; raube $9.e0-9.75; Ser
tel $6.75-s,e5.
giHbDieb. = 3ufubr $1,000.
Marft fdtpad; Ginbeimif6e Beef
Stiere $6.90-11.05; 8eitern Stiere
$6.60-l0.25; Stofers unb Jeebers
$4.75-7.90; &iibe unb 5eifers 3d.
$3.50; adlber $8.25-12.0O.
Sdafe. - 3ufubr $4,000. Wtartt
feit Wet6ers $4,000; @iDes
$4.25-I85; Gdmmsr $9.oo-1l.s
95.
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gineinHatt, 13. Popember.
3ufubr uHo 9erIanbt tpGbrenb Der
lebten 48 Stuuben pergliteu nit bsrs
islbeu 3sit Der Iesteu Do4e tudren
pis iDIst:
3ufubr.
RirbD. S6peine Shaie
6. Hob. :. 3214 6247 211
13. Rpp. 4155 1914 353
gerianbt.
Jtinbp. Sfppeine Sdnfe
6. Top. g. 173 2196 214
13. Rup. :. 234 6241 -
Rinb Oisb. - Die beutise 3u'
fubr mar sroB. bic Pa9frass ebsn'
falls unb bic beHeren GuaIitdteH
parsn itar., bic anberen itetig. -
@ute DsiI4tiibs fino rar uno feit
bic anberen Inugiam unb fblsppenb.
WaittIsrs uno Ihtpere Stiere $3.50
800; 6lsii4er Stiers $780,
80; auserIsisne Bis srtra S7.75-S.s
25; Settlers $500-6.5O; aussrlsisHs
Bis erira $675-7.25; &iik $500
$50 aussrlsiene big ertra $5.75--
$50; gannsrs $3.50-4.335; Mil6,
tii6e $35-95; Stoders uno sssebsrs:
Stiers S500-7.00; 5eiisrs $500
$50; aiibe $435-4.75.
gaGtsn. Die Natfrase mar
cine CUTE unO bic prsiis itetis Bis
fart.
sSetts gullsn $6,6o-6.75; Bologna
$5.5o-6.25; ertra S6.335-6.50;
massrs uuo !si6te s4.00-5.50.
adlbsr. Dds 2lnge6ut mar
siemlia srob anb bic preiis ftstig.
Bette Isi9ts adIber $11.25-11,50;
fair biz quite $9.25-11.25; Orbindr.
unb sruBe S4,5o-1o.oo.
S1psire, - Die Sufu6r mar
srob. bic Ra5frase gut unS Der
Warit fsft.
@ute 6is auserleisne g6ipsre unS
JleiI6sriOrtsn S9.95-10.o0: gss
nifGte 9erpatunssiortsn 1915 81
IS; ausssiu9te mittlsre, 100 biz 1S0
pfunb, $9.35-9.60; lsitte Der
ianbiiortsn, l2o-155 pfunb s8,75
--9.25; oroindrs bis CUTE 1ertel, 10
pfunb unb psnissr, S6.50-S.5G;
proinGre bis auserIeisne Idtpsre fstts
Sdus $3.50 $40; Stass $6.5o-s.s
so.
G aafe unb 26mmer. II
Die 3ufubr mar nur mabis. be
gut unb Der Murtt fsft.
Gd,afs. auserIelens bis extra $675 |
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1856; quite Big auserrfene $5.75--
6.75; oroindre big fair $780,
25. - admmer, auserlefene BIG EXTRA
$11.00-11.25; quite bis anserleiene
$10.O0-11.00; orbindre big fair $6.s
50-9.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

uder. - g5reiie feit. ~ WaffIs
nirisr Gui aoaf $3.50; ppipbereb So :
10; Gubts $3.50; grdnuIirier $500;
gonfationers ~a1 $3.50; Of .4-
$7.60-770; peiber srtra $7.40-
750; sttra .G" $40 per binbsrt
pfinb.
@oIaifss If fisits. - RsD
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Metaa Marft.
Rsp gOrt, 13. ROOsmoer.

Welp y orf, IL. Noosnloer.
aupfsr. Wartt ieit.
glectolDtit. - Grites @iertel $50,
0o-32.o0; srpeites 9isrtel $500
5000.
GiIen. - Wlartt feit; SO. l Tors
tbern S25.0o-25.50; 9tp. 2 400
24.50; No. Soutbern $23.50-
24OO; Ro. 2 $23.00-23.50.
3inn. = Mlartt fart. - $43.75--
44.00.
gIsi. y $700-705.
SpeIter, = Wartt ieit.
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@eIs. sOuis m, xtti,n tn m.w ysr,.

ipptirt. DedfsI suf SSnSon nartn fetis.
90 60 fass. N.7cI etst 1.1sss; s.5si
sabel 5.ssX < .Rari eydi eSSI, aat.I 1854.
aron.n siSt iiN. aabei li.ss. sire eiai
s.s54, Rsbel s.641, RubeiSi9t2 2s4s; Ra.
bei $3.50; eiIberBarrss II ~, Negifsnif&s
SouarS 66H.
attisn marIt.-1m Bormittaae mar
Der Rarlt unsereaeit, sesen e9luf absr
msiitsHs inter benen com Samftas.
0fleu1snu 9ntxs.
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Snflrance Company unb friiber
Stdotanfpalt BON glepelanb unb
9unoesmarido1 fir bas n1rblide
Sbio.
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ueberf9t bes Gincinnati
Wfarftes,
Jar bic @untas, ben 13. Rsb.mber
1916 euoissnbs Wod,..
Gintinnati, 10. glOb,mber.

eintinnati, 10. globsmber.
Die nadfrIssnben Guotirnnsen be-
5Iepen fi9 nur auf Gnsros 9ranss
ditionen. Bel tleincren GeIadften ners
ben strDas b0bers preiie bsrs9net.
propiii0nen.
9 d 10. - prima Steam H.,
2o-17.30; 6amilp 17a-1Slc.
1rodensefalSenes Gleii9.
- Sbort esIar Seiten Ioie 1876
-16tc; @rtra fbort clear Ssiten 15t
-163c; tur8 Rippsnieiten 15!-
154c; Bellies 17t-17ac.
Bacon. Gtort clear Geiten
17a-1s4e; ertra ibort clear Seiisn
16s-17tc; ibort Rippsuieitsn 169-
17ie; Bellies 193-194e.
sugar Gureb Bfeii6. -
S4inten 20l-21c; pitnic edultsrn
15a-16e; greatfait Bacon 23-25c;
Sdultern in pudetsn 15a -16e; Tsio
Yort Gut 15s-16c; trodtne Beef
S6inieH 30s-31ae per pfunb.
SaBsepOt.Ites SIsif8. -
G6tnten 17-173e; pienic Sduliern
12a-134c; Bellies 17a -18e; G9uls
tern 14t14ac, SduItsru q. D.
Gut 144-14ae.
Srtf9esSfeffa - Sttnisn
1915; gicuic S9ulten 124-
1876; S4ultern 134-14ac; fbort
Rippenfetien 13i-14e; fbort clear
RipFsnisitm 14i-14ae; srtra Tbort
clear Rtppenfeitsn 131-14c; gelIies
I.i6ts 17a-1se; Bellies. i4pere 16t
-17ac.
Mebf unb 9stretbe
Webl. = Dinisr patent 1925
-9.75; Wtntsr fancb $s.75-9.25;
WiHter famiIp $S-25-8.75; Wintsr
ertra s7.25-775; Btnter 0binds
rer s675-7.25; Saries Wsi3m pas
tent S9.5o-10.O0; 5artss Weben
fancp $8.75-9.25; Sartss Websn
famiIp $7.oO-s.00; ROsssn, gaotrtb.
tDsftsrn semifhtes S7.00-715;
Rosssn etp rsinss, s7.25-7.50;
Rossen. gitp ssmii@tss 800
1926.
Weis.n - go. 2 roibr @inier
$1.SS-1.91j go. 3 DO. $l82-
1.s7; go. A DO. $1.45-1.S0.
We lf9tOrn. - SO. 2 tpsiBss
81. 1.033h-1.04; go. 3 bo. $1.03-1.'
03A; go. A DO. $1.01a-1o2a; no.
8 DO. 9sc-S1.00; glo. 8 DO. s5-9ss.
= go. 2 seIbes $1.03s-104; go. 8
bo. $1.03-1.o3a; Ro. A bo. $1.011
-1.02s; Ro. 8 bo. 98e-$1O0; go.
6 bo. $3.50. = Ro. 2 s.miidtes
20. 3 bo. $1.03-1..
03t; go. A DO. $1.O1a-102s; Ro.
5 DO. 9Sc-$10O; To. 6 bo.95-98c.
= Neu.s tpeibss aolbsntorn 93-
94c; selbes &ofbeniprn 94-95e;
s,miittes aolbentorn 92-93c.
Safer. - 80. 2 tpeiber So
SOFT; Stanbarb ipsiber 58-59e;
9eo. 8 tpsib.r 57-57bc; gso a, peibsr
55-56c; 30. 2 ssmtfttsr 57-57tc;
gp. 3 semiidter einheimiiter 55-I
56e; RO. 4 semiIdter 53-54e.
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6dute. = WIartt mar rlbig uHo
felt. - 0abgefal3eus Ro. / 1876
20c per pfunb; RO. 2 DO. 1870
per pfunb. gitb Builders FriI6e 19a
-20ac per pfunb; Country 15-16c;
auIbfslts 30-32t; SO. l 9uIlsu
15c; Ro. 2 bo. 14c.
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Pferbe nab MauleieI.

gtnctnnatt, 13. Rooembsr.
Dom Siibsn tpuren oiele aduf.r
aHtpefenb uub fait dlle I'M Wlartts
tefinblifsn pfsrbe unb WtauIthiere
tpurbsn aufsstauft. Die greiis no.
rem dm gnbe Der WodH iDie folgt.
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~ Nsuitn paren texte tart bei&dftist
snb tis Ra9fraes Ha4 Garfeten cine cute.
yab u niais. Jlr Goneten .on tal-
wuybsn BON ben Banien 4--4Hx bere@.
net vdtrenb Uef&ditspapiere ~ 6--oss
piSlouttrt werben. Sm offsRen Dlarfte
suresn Darleben .on alI@ ~ 8H--4& nHb
snt Bet ~ 4--lKs6 ylsc,rt.
1saia ssf Ncp osM
surbsn Su Bari iyii&eR Sanies ptrtaxft.
ne Ssuaterrats bdr6gt 50e 9rtHis per
1907.
ufAfd ssf enssVs
Si4s. Wediel axf &cnbon Dasbea ~
t7S bro gfb. Sterfins quutirt. Ear Wed'
lsl anf Berlin warben zoe BRO Nari, BE-.
sednet. flr Wediel auf Haris 171ze pro
6rane, snf amiterbasA 43e pro Vulben
unb aui a3ien i5e pro Krone, 2ires 1se,
aubd %. Stodtoln pro arons $3.50,
5ranes tSdseiD 1916
oHSbse csfissssssss
vdr.n ratia uno tesis. Die panssa quo'
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Die MmfSts i'm bisilOss GIssriHstass be-
iisien fid teuis auf eS,774,+6o.
rsiaiistsSitatsa
paraeB & smttb con-, Cine. Gas q
electric anb Obs eities Gas purbtn ttNie
5iemlif hsrf gebanStli. ionf sber mar Der
Rarit rabi8. 8triauft puroea:
IN Der HSyfs.
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liner gsent in Sauilton 1T Serr
Gbnarb Srud, 449 SiiS siinfte CTR.
gea Sci. 476 sR. Soms EhDue
1851 ".
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Ytebntarft.

gintinHatt, 13. Pppember.
3ufubr uHo gerianbt pdbreub Der
lebten 48 StlHben pergli6eu nit bsrs
fslbeu 3sit Der Iesteu Wo4e ipdren
fnie fnlnt-
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sturpro, 81, 13. Ncp. - Ssnrp
9apis, Der Supreme Dictator" BEG
Sroens Der WooIs, III, einem am
Wontdg bier eingeIuufsnen 5sleerumm
5ufoise. in isiusm 5eim in gleps
lamb, 81, an ben Srlaen einer Opera
tipu asitorber 6arr 9aots errei6te
sin @Iter bon so Sabrsn uno binters
I1bt cine Bittpe uHb cine Ic6tsr
Gr mar Yrdiioeut Der Gleoelanb 6ire
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

east Of careful selection and unusual
excellence. Pedro de Cordoba, the
nan who will be remembered for mis-
bri liant performance of the toreador
in Carmen, is seen as the young com.
poser in love with Renee. In this
role, de Cordoba Is given ample OPP
portunity to display the talent which
has made him one of the foremost
young artists upon the American
stage. Being foreigner, de Cordo.
ba is able to place all of the finesse
and temperament OF the Latin In his
delineation of the struggling musical
genius.
That distinguished dramatic artist,
Theodore Roberts, as Otto Muller,
the Impresario, is seen in one of the
best Characterization In which he
has appeared since he has been with
the Lasky Company. Those who
have followed Mr.. Roberts in his
stage and screen career, know what
to expect and it is enough to say
that they will not be disappointed.
AS Madame Maroff, Elsie Jane WI
son, Muller's discarded plaything,
has a part exactly suited to her won
derful emotional ability.
The remainder of the caat IL OF
the usual Lasky excellence.
As in Carmen nothing has been
spared on the production. The
scenes in the opera house are cor
rect in detail and magnificent in
scope.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26
MISS FARRAR
COMING TO
LYRIC THEATRE
Prima Donna to Appear Here In
Photo Drama, Temptation"
March I &

Those who saw GGeraldine Farrar,
the celebrated prima' donna In the
Jesse l.. Lasky photo dramatic ver-
sion OF her famous opera Carmen,
have another treat in store when she
appears in Temptation, at the Lyric
on Wednesday, March /.
As Carmen, Miss Farrar was seen
as the fascinating half wild, wholly
cruel, heartless gypsy. In The Temp.
tation, written especially for her by
Hector Turnbull, she is seen in a
totally different Characterization
that Of a true and sympathetic sweet
heart or a poor composer. 1t is a
Paramount picture.
As Renee Dupree, the cafe singer,
who is offered the triumphs and glor-
les of an operate career, but spurns
them rather than lose her sweet.
hearts love, this brilliant woman is
seen at her best. Gone Is the thirst
for excitement, the shrug and smirk
OF the adventures, and instead is
the deep affection, sympathy and re.
spect OF sincere woman. Miss Far,
rar showed her wonderful ability as
a dramatic actress In Carmen, and
she is still more wonderful In The
Temptation.
Supporting the prima donna Is 0
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Plans are now developing for the
largest demonstration train ever run
in the west. 1t will be called three
state train and will cover Nevada
Utah and California. The train VIII
consist of 10 cars, one each for live
stock, irrigation and crops, nome
economies, tourist sleeper, diner ana
business car; six other freight cars
and a new feature of wool exhibit
car will complete the train. This
train is under the supervision of the
Extension Division of the Agricui'ur'
al Colleges OF Utah and Nevada win
some help from the Caiiforh'o
schools. 1t will run three weeks ne
ginning the 7th OF April and VIII
cover the greater part Of the thre'
states mentioned.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

horse, sold the animal this week to
George Swainston and company OF
farmers at Whitney. He received
$500 for the animal. John Morri
son, Franklin County Agriculturist
and DR.. Kahil, Assistant State Veter.
marian Of Idaho, both of whom have
examined the horse, pronounce it one
of the best horses of the kind that
they ever saw.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Never was there such large
turnout at the Second ward as on
Thursday night when the new bish-
opric entertained in honor Of w. r..
Sloan, retiring bishop of the ward {.
There was a good program rendered
following which the merrymakers
were given the privilege of doing the
hesitation" and other popular dances
OF the day.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Prof. N. Alvin Petersen OF the
English department OF the A. C.,
talked to the students of the Snow
Academy at Ephraim on Sunday eve
ming at the invitation OF the fifth
year normal workers. He gave them
clear and instructive discussion on
The Qualities That Make Life Ell.
fective,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cory OF Port
land, Oregon, are in Logan visiting
Mrs. cory's mother, Mrs. Gudmund,
son and relatives, for short time,
and from here they will go to Chi
cago where Mr.. Cory win attend to
business affairs. Mrs. Cory was COR.
merly Miss Beatrice Gudmundson Of
this city.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Attorney Lowell Merrill OF Poca
tello, was in Logan yesterday on lie
gal business. He will also visit in
Salt Lake and attend the banquet
there which is being arranged by the
Harvard Society before returning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

For the third. time In the history
OF the Farmers Roundups In the
state Cedar City has broken the re
cord N attendance. This year 1t had
enrolled more OF the farmers and
housewives OF the state than either
the Logan, Monroe or Emery coun
ty conventions.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26
2 ST. JOINS CHURCH

Services at St. Johns church IN
Sunday will be as follows
. 80 m.--Sundav school
II a. Morning Prayer and Ser
mon.
p. m.--Evening Praycs and Al
dress.
REV. u. r LEWIS Rector.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26
Dodge Bros.
Motor Car It sr 'TsEsr

Alfred Picot has purchased the
beautiful twelve room house Of John
Nebeker on First East street. Mr..
Picot expects to move in about the
first Of April.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Next week Is baby week all over
the United States. a meeting will he
held at the Tabernacle on Thursday
March 2 at $3.50. It will be under
the direction OF the Relief Society.
Good music and good speakers. Ev'
erybody is requested to take an IN
terest in the movement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

The King Motor Sales Company
will move into their old home on
South Main street by the first Of the
week. The King garage has been
completely remodeled and equipped
with air, wash rack and gasoline
service station, making the King Mo-
tor Sales Company garage a model
garage in every respect.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

C. w. Lundquist, one OF the prom
inent merchants of Weston, Idaho,
was in Logan yesterday, having come
over to visit with his daughter, Miss
Lillian Lundquist, an employee OF
the Howell Carbon store.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

persons who expect to take advan.
tage OF the occasion to adorn their
living rooms with beautiful pictures
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

The Seventh ward conference
will be held Sunday, February 81
President s. F. Ballif and Council
man H. X. Merrill and Alma NJ.
Mathews will be in attendance.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26
When Better Auto
mobiles are Built
BUICK WILL BUILD THEM

Ask DAZZLE & Eccles for figure on
your proposed new home, you may
save money as many others have
done by so doing. Phone 63. Office,
room IL Commercial Block ADV. If
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

The Fifth ward will sing Prof.
Evan Stephens compositions ex-
clusively On Sunday evening. Talk
by DR.. John A. Widtsoe. Meeting
begins at Z o'clock. The public are
cordially invited.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Mrs, Walter L. Thompson OF
Charleston, is very i'll at this writing
It was thought last evening that she
could not possible live TIL morning.
Mrs. Thompson is AZ years OF age
and is the mother of seven Living
children. Pneumonia and heart trou-
bic are the cause OF her illness.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

G. T. Alvord the horseman VINO
returned from Grand Island, Neora''
ka. recently with a beautiful shire
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Lost--onc dark brown Hanbleton-
ian colt, coming three years old, u
star in forehead, right hind foot is
white. Report whereabouts to AuE
asa Hodges, Lewiston and be reward
ed Adv. 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Bishop J. c. Larsen and Counsel.
or J. S. Allen, were in Logan yes
terday, having come down with the
Cache stake delegation Of temple
workers.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

Lewis Edwards, the picture man,
Sunday morning. A good attendance
today. for one day only, which seems
to be a winner according to the com
ments that are heard about town, by
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-02-26

At the Sunday evening services in
the Third ward the following pro
gram will be rendered.
Vocal Solo. ........ Miss Inez THAN
Address. ......... Charles Aebischer
Piano Solo. ........ Miss Ella Smith
Address .......... Thomas Warwick
Meeting will commence at 7 O'CLOCK.
A cordial welcome is extended to al i.