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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23
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bpm 18. September 1916.

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

aorimer inn &f nm sic Som
REORGANIZATION III Suiuois eeidlnseu.
Man fam ullo fir @elb pod. uidt
allies baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

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8oIitifde n,b nnpolitifdc Mambs(oHen

Gas fleine Sdapebsn beipabrt
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eben nibts logen.
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tet, DOB %uniere Observation-Disclosures
9egetl gnglanb tpeeen 2abmlegung ,in-
leres Sanbels iiber feline 2eiltunesfraft
binauslpa6ien?
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8eiserung, iid fir Die auiirten tootz
ldlasen gu laiien, cine @artnddiefeit,
Die nad beren Inli6t einer bel1eren
Sade niirbis pare.
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glaubt an Die Observation-Disclosures Der
oeutlden 8eitfront -. Damn tperDen
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al9 baran glanben miifien.
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nildes @olb llnb amerifaniide Sdeds.
8as iebenfals ntdt barauf idlieBen
laBt, bab tie babeim l1eberfl fluff baben.
- 9as @eiler, bis auf tpeldes Die
Gliirten Sen @riee al fiibren ents
|idloiien iinb, trdgt oie @iIlon'ide
Neutralitatsmarfe MADE in II.
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- Ser rulliihe GeneraIitab ldeini
einmal niihtern getpelen an fem; irz
genbtpo IN @olbbnien bdtten Die NuIs
len einen @efangenen 9emadt, mel
bet er.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-23

- Ser rulltide Generalitab ideint
einmal niiHtern getpelen 5l fem; irz
,genbno IN @olbbnien bdtten Die Nuls
fen einen @efansenen semadt, mel&
bet er.
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blossoms. OF swinging temple bells. OF
| homeward winging white storks against
blue Nippon sky--of homeland OF a
Kyoto goisha girl who wore her sash
with the bow In front and who had
robbed him, on one bllssful evening" OF
seventeen yen.
Tonight, Yama was toOtling away
right dreamfully. when the sound OF
cracking bushes broke in upon his
music. He lowered the long flute ana
looked about him. He heard the crack
ling sound again-this time nearer the
house.
He stepped out OF the shrubbery
clump to Investigate. Then, the flute
fell from his nerveless fingers and ne
stared goggle-eyed.
Across a patch of lawn a figure was
running; its feet soundless on the turf.
The figure reached the house. IT
paused. at the bottom Of a vine trellis;
then skillfully began to climb the trel-
lis.
II reached a second-story balcony
stepped over the railing and began -
tumble with the long French windows
of room. The windows opened and
the figure glided into the room: soft
~ closing the windows behind II.
CONTINUED Tomorrow
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Csynopsis Of Previous Iua.aIlmentu.j

Max Lamar, crime specialist, e in
formed Of the release OF Circle i'm
Borden, = notorious criminal. The name
Circle ,omes from the hereditary red
circle which appears ON the right hand
In each generation OF the Bordena,
June Travis and her mother, interestsd
IN the reform OF ex-convictn, are aWaiunk
Bordens release. Borden refuses heir
aid Borden's son Ted, Eood-tor-noth-
Ing. is about to steal mans watch,
sued by a large crowd, Lamar among
them, Borden and his son reach DIS
rooms. Old Borden seals the room ~
which the boy Il asleep and turns on tie
gas. Borden kills himself,
Thinking that the circle-banded family
is extinct, Lamar is surprised 10 sec inc
RED Circle on the hand Of wo woman ~
the car, but occupant has gone; rue
woman sinks into a nearby park ana
turns her coat inside out. exposing
dress and hat OF white.
The woman in black IL no other than
June Travis. To Mary, her old nurse,
June cenfesses what she has done ana We
statement about the red circle causes the
nurse 70 give an exclamation that GROUSE
June's curiosity and she insists that MARY
~ her all she knows. 49,, yun.
that she 10 not Mrs. Travis dauthls. .,,
bnt the daughter Of Jim Borden, vary
having changed the. infants when ,,,ns
and she jokes with him about the hsu
Circle.
Mary. in trying to divert the suspielons
Of Detective Lamar, finds herseif IN
precarious situation. She has Sohissu
Iune's coat and lamar seeing the -
nliiiar black, pursues and corners hef "a
a garage, her coat having eaught IN t.e
door. While Lamar awaits permsslOn W
force the door, Mary slips from the COZ
and escapes Lamar asks forgiveness
from June for Buspecting her anu huIreS
TO headquarters with the coat
With a set purpose June purchases s"i'o
mems apparel and a wig.
In this strange attire she goes 10 po-
lice headquarters and by clever rhse
secures the discriminating coat.
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John II. Molln, 20 years. Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane.
Emma F. Mccain, 5S years Clio Third street
northwest 1850
Mary M. smith, 50 years. Sis o street north
west.
Gustayius A. Lasanska. q years. Hickey lane
northeast.
Ida G. Willis. 60 years. 1875 Euclid street
northwest.
Christian {. Auracher. 50 years. io2 street
northwest.
obediah D. DunnIngtOs. 47 years. 7s4 Quebec
place northwest
Sarah A. owens. So years. 47s School street
southwest.
Alilne WINS 30 years. 425 Temple court
southwest
Ellen Actor. So years, 1912 Twenty-hfth street
northwest.
Annie sullivan. IS years, 1853 Ridge street
Florence johnson. "a years. Aliens court
southwest.
Hattie Brooks, 50 years. 1926 street south
east.
Catherine Brooks. 60 years 1925 C street
southeast.
Thomas Dorsey. 80 years, FreedmeRs Hos
pital
Ceoslia Coclley. 20 years. Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Mary Talbert years. Children's Hospital.
Thomas Bowie. ~ years. Government Hospi-
tai for the Insane.
Albert Brown, Is years, Garfield Hospital.
Richard Williams 81 years. Garfield Hospital
Theodore Lynch, year. Providence Hospltal.
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Vital Records
Births.

. hAitnRs
Harry y. and Mildred Il. Gibbons. bdy
John 3. and Eva T. Cox. boy.
EDWARD =. and Margaret Harvey, girl.
Wexford p. and Rose l. Ladd, girl.
Martin A, and Eva DeBroske. boy
Adolphe and Lillian Marah, boy.
Elbridge and Edna Murray, boy
Nathan and Francis F. Peck, boy.
Samuel NJ. and Caroline b. Read. boy.
vincent A, and Nellie A. sisler, boy.
George II. and Josephine A. stanford, girl
William and Edith Stone. boy.
samuel y. and Eleanor e. Smith, girl.
wilbur u. and Elizabeth 70. Kiefer, boy.
Frank NJ. and Nellie NJ Hoadiey boy
Laurence A. and Mabel M. Burkhart, giri.
Henry r.. and Mary l.. Alden, boy.
Edward and Mary Bentley, Eisl.
Gipson and Mary A. Gibbs, girl.
George and Mamie Hart, boy.
Aurthur and Matte johnson, boy.
Thomas n. and Dorlo Smith, girl.
charles 8. and Erlena V. Chisholm, boy,
John II. and Katherine Anderson, boy.
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Funerals
Mn. MarH M. Smith.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary NJ.
Smith. widow of Israel s. Smith. sr., a
resident OF Washington for more than
fifty years. who died Wednesday. will
be held at the residence, 9l3 street
northwest. tomorrow at o'clock. In
terment will be made In Glenwood Gene
terry.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-07

Funeral services for Mrs. Ellen d. De
Atley. who died Tuesday aged eighty
years. were held at the residence OF her
nephew. CTS Eleventh street southeast.
today. Interment was made in Green
mount CemeterY. Baltimore
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George w. LarcOmbe,

Funeral services for George W. Lar
combe, who died Wednesday at his resi-
dence. the Nantucket. 14lS w street
northwest. will be held at the chapel IN
Glenwood Cemetery tomorrow at 2:30
O'Clock
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-07
Marriage License.

Leonard b. McCray, Of Raphlne, Va. and
Edith y. Almond, Of GreenVill0, Va.
SSeorHe n Nokes and Ethel M. Barriere
bury.
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DEATHS

her residence, pi3 d street northwest
MARY n. beloved wife OF the late Israel
p, n. Friends invited. fnterment Glen
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m MEMORIAM

tNotieea for this column arr accepted a. e
cents nat either prose o. poetry IN case no
tlcs does not eNceed ten lines. And 10 csnts
TOT each line IN excess Of tent
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Mrs. n. @. Hucbes.

Funeral services for Mrs. b. G.
Hughes, who died Wednesday. aged
siNty-fve years. were held from the
residence In Rockville today. Interment
was made In Rockville Union Cemetery.
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Nh. ]. q. MorRan.

Funeral services for Mrs. J. G. Nor
gan. who died az her home in the Coy
wood. 1913 l. street northwest. yesterday
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FOR SALE-FARMS
SO-ACRE FARM

Three quarters mile from Spriugnold sta
ion, 800 f,nit a. s..res Sis.r' Vim ro,is -
". .. SULLIVAN. - STA o.. n. VA
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Thomas M. Linnane.

Funeral services for Thomas NJ Lin
name. who died Wednesday. will be held
at Costello's undertaking establishment,
" II street northeast. tomorrow morn
Ing. thence to the Church OF the Holy
Comforter, where mass will be cele-
brated at . o'clock.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-01-07

One of the best features OF Paramount
program to be seen at the Leader dur
ing the coming week is 1.-THE Puppet
Crown" adapted from the book by Har-
old McGrath. to be shown Sunday with
Ina Clair. supported by Carlyle Black
we'll, featured.
Monday and Tuesday, Pauline Fred
erick will be seen In a visulization of
Bella Donna" the novel by Robert
Kitchens.
Carmen" with Geraldine Farrar, the
famous prima donna. in the title role,
Is to be shown Wednesday and Thurs
day. 1t is said nothing finer In mo-
ton pictures than Carmen has ever
been made.
Friday and Saturday the principal at
traction will be THE Gentlemen From
Indiana" adapted from the novel by
Booth darlington with Duston Far
mum in the principal role.
Commencing Sunday and continuing
until Tuesday, he latest feature from
the William Fox studios, "A Partisan
Romance" ts to be seen at the Empress
Theater. This is a photoplay version OF
ard Mansfield made his first great hit
The principal roles will be played by
Cooper Cline and Dorothy Green.
"A Partisan Romance" deals princi.
pally with the affairs of an aged rout
whose list of conquests is large. No
member of the opposite sex escapes his
eyes without an appraisal OF heI
charms. His latest AFFAIR. in which hC
falls victim to the charms of Rosa. the
ballet dancer Of the Opera Comique
forms the basis of the play which
works up to a logical and forcefu
climax.
A diversified program of pkotoplay
features Is announced for showing at
Crandalrs Apollo for the coming week
Elsie Janis, supported by owen Moore
wal be seen Sunday In "'Twas Ever
Thus" a Paramount cnmedy-drama.
For Monday. Donald Brian will be seen
in 1.-THE Warning" Tuesday. Mile
lIiana and Charles Trowbridge in THE
Wednesday. Wall valli will be seen IN
"The Woman Paws" Thursday. Hazel
Dawn IN 1.-THE Fatal Card" a Para
mount feature: Friday. Richard Ruhler
the former leading man of the Pol
Stock Company. is to be seen In the
absorbing war-drsma, THE Rights oil
/ Man" and Saturday the Equitable fea
turc. THE Warning with Henry
/ ISolker. the noted Broadway star, in the
| principal role.
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THE RED CIRCLE
By ALBERT PAYsON TERHUNE.


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Wade III Rnnnra

Funeral services for Wade III. Rogers,
who died yesterday. will be held at the
residence. 306 Eleventh street southwest,
tomorrow at, 2 o'clock. Interment will
be private
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Nine. Olga Petrova will lead the bill
at Moore's Garden Theater on Sunday.
Monday and Tuesday in What win
People Say?" The added attraction dur
ing this engagement will bring to the
screen seven stars, Sam Bernard, Willie
Collier, Weber and Fields. Mabel Nor
mand, Roscoe Arbucble, and Mack Sem
nett,,-in- the keystone comedy, Fatty
and the Broadway Stars"
On Wednesday will be seen Maude
/ Fealy in The Bond Woman" a heart
gripping domestic drama. The added at
traction on this day will be THE Spy"
strong detective play featuring Rob.
ert Haines.
Thursday. Friday, and Saturday Bes-
sic Barriscale will be seen in a most
sensational Photographic creation, THE
Painted Soul" The added attraction
will be THE Secret WIRE" in which
the leading roles are played by Harold
Lockwood, May Allison. and other Mu.
tual stars.
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The principale attraction Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday. and Wednesday at
Moore's Strand Theater will be Frank
Campeau, Dorothy Gish, Owen Moore,
Sarah Truax, and Ralph Lewis. in Grif-
fith's latest production, Jordan Is a
Hard Road" adapted from the sue
cessful novel of Sir Gilbert Parker,
The auxiliary attraction will be "Bub-
bles In the Glass; introducing to the
screen Lorraine Ruling.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday Kath-
crime Kealred, House Peters. and Clara
williams will head the show in Thomas
Ince's latest effort, 1.-THE Winged Idol "
from the scenario OF c. Gardner Sui
, Ivan. The auxiliary attraction will
bring forward Fred Mace in the latest
Sennett keystone farce comedy, Crook
cd to the End" One of the features of
the daily program will be appropriate
musical Accomplishments by the Strand
symphony Orchestra.
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Next Weeks
Films

The ardent photoplay fan has been
provided for at Crandall's Theater next
week. A return engagement of Over
night" in which Vivian Martin and
Milton Stills are featured. will have a
final showing Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday Holbrook Blinn will be seen
in ''Life's whirlpool" based on Frank
Norris famous novel, "McTeaRue."
Mr.. Blinn Is supported by Fania Mar
mon and a large cast. Wednesday and
Thursday Lulu Chaser will be seen in
the Universal Broadway star feature,
Loves Pilgrimage"
For the. remainder OF the week the
first local showing will be given of
BLACK Fear" the latest Metro fea-
ture. in which Grace Elliston appears.
Miss Elliston is supported by Edward
Brennan and Grace Valentine.