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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
Dyeiru With Grape PAPER.

Wash crepe de chine waist well.
hot water until wafer is colored. Add
cold water till lukewarm. add one-half
cupfuI vinegar and one-third cupful
salt. fut in the waist. let remain until
shade desired is reached and then
squeeze dry and dry on rack indoors.
Press on wrong side with iron mod
erately heated.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
Kerosene Lamps.

When the flame of a kerosene lamp
smokes up the chimney. although not
turned up too high, remove the wickS
from the burners when you have good
suds water on washing day and
with q cloth and a skewer remove oil
the sooty fuzz that has collected on the
under side. Then put them in the
boiler OF hot Suds water and let them
remain there an hour or more. When
taken ont wipe clean and dry. and the
improvement is worth much more than
the small amount of work.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
To Freshen Your VejIa

II wells are dipped in a saucer or
bowl Of alcohol and soused. up and
down, squeezed In the hand and half
dried by squeezing In a towel. then
hung out over a towel on a line. they
are very soon dry and retain that
slight stiffness which Is q necessity In
O fresh looking veil.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
Best WAY to Wash Windows,

Take a chamoiS skin, which can be
obtained for - cents at any druG
store. and using clear. warm water
wash the glass clean. Wiring out dry
and wipe the window. which will be
perfectly clear. as there is no lint to
adhere to ii. Windows are In this way
perfectly cleaned I'm less than half the
time IL usually takes.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
Mamma Lion Cubs,

Recently in the Central park zoo In
New York city a noness gave birth to
three little cubs. The children who
visit the zoo daily were very much in
terested In the new arrivals, and the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
FOR YOUNG FOLKS
Sleepy Time Story About a Boy
Who Was Always Untidy.
TAUGHT A USEFUL LESSON.

Strange Thing That Happened ons
Warm Evening on the Porch-Ram-
BILE Through the Grass In Odd Com
pany-A Lion Cub at the Zoo.
Little Ned and Polly Ann were wait
ing when Uncle Ben appeared. To-
night, he said, will tell you about
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11

around the coat bottom. The details 0.
the collar and cuffs are interesting, the
chOker being snuSly closed with TIM
cloth buttons.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
UP TO DATE.
So Easily Made For Ice Sports 10 This
Chic Little Cap.

With a garnet velOurS worSted coat
goes this natty skating cap of garnet
velvet, shocked TO fit the head. Band
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
QUACK! QUACK!

Ducky DOODLE Makes a Thanksgiving
Favor For Children.
As a pleasing variation from the
usual bird let US serve duckling for
at least the younger members Of the
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
PREPARED FOR FRoSTs.

ing the face is Il narrow strip of rab
bit fur, tuft of which finishes the
top of the cap. This may be easily
copied.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11

pockets and raglan sleeves. Big nov
city buttons trim and close the gar
ment
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
THIS ARMY GIRL,
Built on Military Lines I.
This Suit For Fall Maiden,

Straight and rather trim IF emf -,
suit of army blue is trimmed With e 1S
buttons and a strip of silk br.s,
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
Macedoine Salad.

A macedonia salad Is merely a mix
ture Of vegetables-almost anything
serves.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
JUST PRACTICAL.
The Kind of Coat That
Gives Utility and Style.

For general comfort is this good
looking topcoat of kings blue zibeline,
cut with a cape collar, demibelt, slit
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11

family. This one Is dressed In yellow
canvas, with black bill, feet and
shoe button eye. Wing feathers are
feigned Of black silk embroidery.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11
An ACTIVE QUEEN,
The DoWager of England Attends
a Benefit Daily.
WAR VICTIMS HER VOCATION.
Often This Ex-Queen Is Seen at Two
Matinees, Bazaars or MusieaIes Each
Day, if They Mean Ways of Allevi.
ating the Lot of Soldiers.

Queen Alexandra still remains the
most popular member Of the royal
family of England, although she will
celebrate her seventy-third birthday
next December, and if King Edward
had been alive last March the two
would have celebrated the f1fty-third
anniversary of their marriage. Alex.
andra takes the utmost pride In her
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1916-11-11

Our Little Girls.
When Il rains our little girls
Fucker their lips and cry,
But when 1t clears they dry their tsars
And bid the rain goodby.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-17
Scirut6s.G .Giccn5cn.

Ssm. $. @oi6, 26, 9lew gumbcr.
lono, &.-Gn., uno 9lencsD1oplon %.
Soiep6 9ouernidalb, as, g9ittfuer,
lno aat5erine SGriocuoer, 36, @itt.
we.
Soiep6 5. Conrad, %, uuO Wiurv
9roofs, II.
5reOerid g. Scar, 90, uuO SilOo
90 5tonciifer, II.
SconarO SoGlio 2S, imO Wlaroarct
@ei0er, 22.
gii6olos @opo, "a, iuo 9lunic
@nlf, p, Goulor. gt.s1.
SorrU q. Green e, inO giolo
Young, 81.
Gouin g. @rifiin 81 lmo Conf.
ia q. 9. 6ulun Is.
Garl s. Scinrib, %, unO @liloreO
ainie1, 20.
@lar Scridmon %, mo Syrcnc
Samboen, Is, 9eioe bon @oi6ington,
=. Y.
eOworO s. Sorou 81, unO soro6
g. Stod, %.
Somcs 6. Slut 81 mo Gbercia
Wlorie, %.
2ouis ~ aoiters, 26, uno @orpg.
aotmoir, %.
Sonis 2ubman 26, uuo e.6eIGrp.
ital 10
Sanuel 2 Wlani6, 2S, gcidieoen,
uno Wloaie 2. ariitel p, 9eioc bon
SngerStomn Wlo.
9lrt6ur 8. spec6t, 3l, uno @auo
D} g(OoB, 2i
Samuel 6 S9cIt q, iin0 9Qp6a 6.
9lleu, 25.
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Gonicrirte nit ieinen 9latboebern
ii6cr weitere @rnennrngen. r.
Pbildp SoirO SIR oiicntlidcn 9e.
trie6ssGommliiion ernannt.
@ouOerncur Sorrington 6ciono
iid geitern in Baltimore lno comic.
rirte init ieinen 9lotbgebcrn iiber oie
nod 81 madcnOcu Grncnnungcu.
Sicr5l ge6oren Die Olitglicoer Der
Stuats CONGREGATIONS 9c66rOe II.
Die @onOelbiloer Geuiur 9c6or0e.
IS miro criuartct, 0oB ooS Stoots.
S6er6aupt Die DlitgIieOcr Der lcbtge.
nuultcn 9e6orOe in cilliqcn Sogen
crneunt. @cnn Oicies @cicb an +.
SUM in &rait tritt, fonnen fcine 9il.
Der me6r in Baltimore gcjcigt per.
oen, bic nidt bon scr Genillr fiir glt
beiunOeu iinO.
Gie Genitr @c60roc Bat OoS
Hcdt, ole &nn0clbilOcr Gbcater
5u iblieBen pelHe Dem @eicBe nit6t
6olgc lciiten
PIN 9lo6mittog crnouttc ser Son.
Dcrueur Soicp6 4. Burnett umo 0toa6
9. Eicrion SIT WlitglicOcrn scr 5to-
tionarD engineer @riifungS @c.
6orOe. Sr. Burnett lit 2bcr Syngc.
nicrr uno SupcrintcnOcnt IN Dem
Union Gruit @e6Guoc, mo Sr.B6ier-
ion 6cflcioet cine d6nlidc Stcllimg
i'm 6iOelitg @e6GuOe. @eioe Scrrcn
waren bcreitS Wiitglie0cr scr 9e6or-
De. Sr Burnett unter @oibcrnellr
Grotbcrs lmo Sr. &icrion inter @ol-
perneur @arfieIO. Sr. @6ilip 9.
SairO pliroe Our6 Ocn @oioerneur
5um WiitaIic0 Scr oficntliden &c.
triebs Gomnliiiion ernunnt, melbcr
cr ihon einmol onee6ort 6utte @s
lit moglid, OoB Sr. 2oirO oil Steue
ocS Srn.gll6ert IS. Gowcrs 5jum Gors
tiger crnamlt miro.
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yritnSeiscmtGumsmnrft.

S. 9. S8olf bat oen 9ciistitcl ouf
As 9[dcr 2ano nabe gtort6 4Soint BON
6rouflin s. Gorrigdn crworbcn unO
miro ieOenfalls in Der nG6iten 3cit
nit ocm 9au BON Sonlmcrbduiern
ouf Dem @rinoitiid bcgonncn wer-
Den.
Bcin @eb1uoeiripeftor folirocn Dic
Yldnc fir cine Sommcrreiioen3 BON
8. @oooall aennp cingercicbt.
Dos orciitofigc @ebdu0e glr. 1858
362, 9ioolc StroBc, itno ouS
oreiitodiee SaaS CIR. 901, 0tcoiicu.
gt0cnue. muroc ourH oen Stealth
@lart fir Samnel @ant on Die Sad
ion Stealth Corporation pcrfolit.
g9m. 8. Sprautlm 6ot bon Capt.
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GmlMhfcicr Scr Mcrcg-0rnnfcnuGr
terinnen.

(Scltcrn gioGnlittd9 iino int WtcrcD'
Soipitol 20 iunge 6raucn unO W2do-
bcn bon Der aronfenmdrterinnen-
5buIc Oes Soipltals groouirt. Sri.
@cneDiepc Sc. gielcder er6iclt ais
bette S6iilcrin oes allries cine eoi.
oene @teooille. @ater Sueb Dlono-
g6on ipru1 OnS Gingangs9ebet unO
Or. 9(lcronocr W1cYlannon 0ie
0ouptreOe bel Ger 6eicr. 0ie 9iplo-
Inc murOen bon Or. &orrD SrieOens
malo pert9cilt. 0ic @roOuirten Ger
&loile iiuo Scbweiter @tarp 2ourcn.
tine Sorrington bon &cnniDlDonien;
Sri. GItcllc Wtorie 8oinc, g9cIt8irs
ginien; Sri. Dlop Dolores @c3olo,
Nlorplouo; Sri. @cncpicpc @lnric
gieiedcr, Wiorplono; G6crcic glliccn
0ouebcr. NenniDIponien; Sri. &oiic
Mecbon SSicloS, W1orDluno; SRI
Wiarjoric Senorids @inior, @1orD-
lono; Sri. Soro6 9(gues @ormon
Oeloporc; Sri. Carrie Belle aclli.
gan gireinien; SRI. @iorgorct Sc.
rol0inc @lc9onoug6, @ennibbo.
nien; 0}orjoric ator1 0'@laileu,
@iorDIonO; Sri. @}orp Glc5o6ci1
Soppinoton Morolnno; Sri. So8ic
See Sd6mci5er, gllubnnlo; Sri. Jfoiie
@ifie Selbn, MorDIon0; Sri. @rocc
Gleouor sbepperion BenniDlpa.
nicn; Sri. Carrie @Ii5obctb 6bofi,
@enniDloonien; SRI. g8eoa Sane
Sboff EcnniplOanien; 5rl 2ucD
Seymour 5picer, @larDlan0; SRI
Carrie g(gncD @a1nlun @euniglpo.
nicn uno SRI. @ertic 9lenes @ebcr,
Y}orDluno.
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QSidltis fir etcnersu6ler.

9llle giednun9en fir @runobclib,
cinidlicblid Der Yfloiteriteuer uno
9lb5igSonIbIuB, Die fir Oos So6r
1914 un6e8oblt iino perocn nnl
SonlItoo, Den 27. Wlni Dem Staot.
@eonetcr 5medS @orbercitllngcn
5iim @crfouf oes Gigcut6umg iibcr-
gebcn. lin Die bierous entitebenoen
llnfoIten 5u berneiOeH iperocn oie
Sterer6obler, wie Der Steuereinneb.
mer Sage oil onoerer 5tellc oeS
g0cutl6cn Gorrciponoenten" nit.
t6eilt, eriu4t, i6re 9ie6nlineen bis
5n 0ieiem 0otlm 81 beaIeihen.
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V(m &atitOl.9 .9lmIcger.

peldle 5u iparrn WHnidcn nnb grDHe Dber
llcine Guninicn CBCib li Nuur ubrr IN mtDunts
lidICn Mb8abmngcu nulcgcu iUDlicn, iuD as Nd
IN tiniacn So1rcn mrbr iule OetbDppen. 9ir
pfferiren grobe nut gelracne Ornnoitide III
BtlGn 9iOun, bcr ncneu 8uritdbL 2Caeu
Gle Sbr Sch icbt at, oamt Gie bic nicbriacu
9inter erDniten. 0jriuoitfdc 62h bci $50
andl 125 bet 250 fit lucnacr nie 4 SentS pro
lnaoratfub. 92rO balb 15 GeniS pro Huas
brntfub pertN ieu. 6rVntirte 0nnalueac, ma.
labnnlHttc Slrabcn, ilrfunoc nnb Onrantic bes
EiteiS nit cinncidlluhcn; cine 0clcgenbCit lilr
eebens5clt. wiappen, SiIoer unb polic @tu5cln.
helten 81 rrhnlten BON
JlidarO ". GuOf,
WS. IA, pN.2sEiuotOneirahs.
feftA--l
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gIns sen 9soliicigcridJtcn.

rf"F HNN f'r~ADNtbN
llcbcrrai6cnOc gscnouna i'm @oli5ci-
oeridt. Gin Sa6r glrbcitsbaus
tiir 6rduenpriiglcr. 59lu9
icine Stiefmltter, crbiclt orciBg
Gage @cidn9niB. Den @roB-
gcicHuorcncn ii6cruicicn. 3uei
DldOdcn ais 9elailn9S5cliocn.
Dit Der 9ln9abc, ooB cr in cincm
gSiirfclsSpicl Inn $50 6ctrogcu NOR.
ocn ici cridien eeitern Soicpb u.
Nlorris, bon gtr. 4t9 gtor0.@omaro.
StroBc, in DER lpeitliben 8oli5eiiio.
tion Dor 9iibter So6annien unO be.
i6uloigte @illiom 9ieDnolos bon g1r.
241S 9ioIano-glpc., ocs Oiebitabls.
@r crfldrtc, Dab er lHo icin Better
an W}ontog 9lbcno 5lpci nmgc Sclite
gctroiien 6Gtten un0 oicic cin Spiel.
bcn porgci6logcn 6Gtten. @r lelbit
ba6c babel icood MIR 0cn cinen scr
iungcn &cutc nit @clo ocricbcn.
9lihtcr SSobannlcn bortc ii9 Oie @e-
idi6tc an unO pcriiigtc bicrauf Die
6citna6mc idmntli1cr S6cilnebmcr
an Dem @iirielipicI. Der Sail miro
6eutc 3ur &cr6onohlng gclangcn.
3w6lf Wlonotc glrbcitS.
5auS.
@cil CT ieinc i6parjc G6eirau nit
cincm aniippcl ocrpriigclt bate,
wnroe geitcrn Ocr gieger Soon So6n-
ion aus Der @rccmpillou. StrnBe, III
Der norowcitli6en 9oli5ci Station
bon 9ii6ter 9reuoel ouf 12 Nlonote
ms Stoats- 9lr6citS6ous eci1idt.
Seine @6efrau 6attc cincn 9lrmbrub
infolgc Der 0}iBbanOIung BON Soften
ibrcS 3Grtli6en @attcn erlitten.
Q d lue ictnc Sticfmutter.
8cil CT on9cblib ieinc Sticimlt.
ter nic0crgci1Iagcn 6ottc, ga CT bon
Oericl6cn fcin @cIo 6cfonnen tonn.
tc, iuuroc gcitern scr 81 Satire aIte
George @altcrS BON 9}r. 7O5, SiiO.
8on0y5traBc pon 9libtcr @ercbt III
Der oltlidcn 4oIi5eiitation nit 80
Eagcn @cidnguiB bcitrnit.
2 6mcrer 0icbltobl.
Der g&cgcr Somuel 96omas pir-
DC in Der nor60itd9cn 9oli5ciitation
untcr Scr 9lni1uIOiglmg, oon Saco6
@iusbcrg bon 9tr. 1854, Sit.6oDcttc-
StraBe, 1870 @iunO idpar3eS Gomm.
9orn i'm @ert6c BON $57 gcito6len 5u
bobcn bon 9iidtcr Slit Ocm Sc.
ridtsOeriabrcn iiberipieIcu.
Q Of mere 8ci6ul0iqnnq.
3wei nod nibt IA Sabre oltc
@ldO6cl cri9ieneu geitern glh9nlit.
tag III ser norOoitIi1cn Yoli5ciIto-
tion ais Snupt5eli0cn gegen Den AZ
Sabre altcn gSiIliom $. @iS0om BON
9tr. 72l 9(isqlit6 sStroBc. g8isOom
III angciGuIoigt iicb ongc6lid all oen
bciOcn sUidOAen pcrgangcn 5l ba6cn.
0as Gcr9or piiroc bcgonncn uno ci-
nes Ocr Dldo1en 6ottc ibon auSgc.
iagt ais Elm Sreuno ocs 9lngeic6ul-
oigtcn i'm @criAtSraim cri6icn uno
Dem 9tibtcr mittbeilte, DAB 99iSOom's
&cdtsbciitanO erit beutc I'M @cribt
cri6eiHen foune. 9li6tcr Slit pcrs
togtc alsOann 0aS Ger6or bis 6clItc
Gormittag ncltn llc6r.
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Go8 picrte Diplbni-Gon6crt oeS
@cobooD Gonierpatorilims finoet
bcute 9(6cno itutt uno miro Sr1ulein
2ouiie @robou @lorib cine 4robc
ibreS aornens ablegen. Die 0amc,
cine @inniitih 1T Die 81. Sbiilcrin
res GonierDotorilnts, Die oos 81.
plont er6Glt. sic genoB alapier.
imterricht bel 6rdulein Q. 20. @lor.
oen uno ipdter mter Scrrn @ma.
mel gSa0. Syn Sornonic bat tic oen
peritorbenen Scrrn Otis 9. 9oiie
lnO Oann Scrrn o. Strn6c 6unl 2e6-
rcr. 6rdilIein Wlari6 miro folgenocs
Yrogromm 0i @cbor bringcn: S. q.
Bod G6ronlotic 6ontoiie ino
6lee; 8. ban Ycetbopcn - glnoonte
III Sour; Gobt. 5Aumonn- 8iano
Sonata IN @-Nloll, Sp. %, 90 raid
pic mogli6. glnoantino, SAcr5o,
9ionoosRreito; @Oworo s. @rieg-
2uIlobp, @leloOn; enrique @rana-
oaS 5mei ipaililde Tan5e; 6rcoc-
ric Chopin 6ontaiia in 6-W}oll.
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Sn nicbriniten llreilen.

5n nieOrisiten 9SreiIen.
tir ganpiate IN bcr Hdbc gnltmDrcS nub 80
SIrrn cigencn Bcoinnnngen, Summit 3nrnls",
YbilnDclpBtn JiDnn, lpCui1cr nls Mellru unnt
vlntBbnnS cniicrut Nnuo iChr bod gclrgrn nmo
IrndtbGr: @criaugt DeihreibenoeS @anlpblet
pet &uitinrte.
4ierre s, 9uguu e Ncp6eiu,
16 Olt2egln8tun.str.
(N1dr528, tgnb
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gerIanat-Erantn nnS @aaOdsn.


% oeuiihc Nidb6en uno Srduen iiir Iieiiqe
slrbctt, nm molene Snmpen m Sarben 5l iors
iiren slnidngct erbulien $500 pro Q8ode NIT
ante Gclcpcnbcii lic0 cmpor6uQrbeiieu 4crs
i0Icoene 5ranen Oeroienen gcpcnndrtiQ TO bod
pie $l2,uO pro 2So0e. 9td0jnraQen yir 1862,
Scott strnRe aegcnliber oem neuen 8altimore
Ynrnnln pouie. (O{afl7-ig)
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S. S. Qoois fir mebrere Sabre oos
&ous Scr. 514. &oiiicr StroBe, &C.
miei6ct i'm Oaruui cine Garage du
crridtcn.
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"9cmtEdJrW
urrrIpnmNrmtrM

8lIbiden ser oIltdgli9 cine bent.
lidere GdilOernug OaOUn gie6t, ais
Elm Brief ST thnn Dermag.
SGglidj, 90c. pro @uuat.
@6dcutIidJ, Zoe. pro 3 WiOnate.
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2n bcrEnnfen.


oS b b9r0gSe 6ecn Sa9Rsl o 2ro ssen 0S S9o6o m oS e'
~ IS. Sngan q &epheN, f6 ChsSeTingtOnsSir.
(Qlni12--l8,15-1s
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ggerlanat I'M gLIIaemeinen.

Gpii nnb 9Dgis.
sIUeuue. (Mlalt-tD
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g0rIcu.O .OiudJridltem.

SSn 9lerp yorf cr6ifnetc bic geiirigc
gorie iebr lc66oii Gin Stei.
eeu ioit olcr gllsgobcn om Dor.
mittog 81 pcrmcrfcu. @ei oer
am 9}odnittog eingctretcnen 9ic-
aftion trot &ursihr5 elm. 8ol-
tinorer 96rie lcb6oiter.
Ger 9lftieumorft bclpcgtc iidl ie6r
itorf am geitrigen Morgcn lmO mur.
oeu 6eoeutcnoe @cpinnc in oielea
9Iusgo6cn acuodt iopic peridicoeuc
9lfticn 81 oen S6hitpreiien ocS Sab
res Ocrfanit. g9iQiS SUcrlanO Itiea
meitcre 5 @uuftc bon 27l ouf 276,
imO maren onOcre glus9a6en gleid.
ioQS in itetigcr 9}odiroee Stuoc-
6atcr itieg . @unftc oui i461s Su-
Onitriol 9llco6ol gemonn tM unG
Gruci6le Steel t3s. 2odopounc
iiibrte mo mar inter groBcn gl6in.
bunecn bel ipcIAcn cS 11a oui "a
itieg, Iebr 6egc6rt,
Dlericauiicbc gMsgo6cn 5eigtcn iid
glcidinas ie6r ltarf, glmericon 5mel.
ting itieg 1l@ lmo berfailfte gum er'
itcn Diolc iibcr Bari felt longcr 3cit
6cpublicon 5ron imO Steel itiCgeu
"a ouf 80.
Der @onocl NOR on ip1tcn @or
nlittng ie6r brett oo1 puroeu aroBl
9(uBcugcidGitc ourcb Erofit@crfdIf;
5u 9iidte oemadt. lluion @aciiil
liel BON 1862 oui 1856, 9leooing
wel6c nit 9i15 cr6fiueteu fieleu ali
907s. Grlcible itieg aui 81 ,@lorinc.
g(uSga6cn cntuidcltcn nad eincm
iriiGeren 9liidoong 6etrdAtlideStor.
fc, inOem oie &rcicrcO bon 90l4 oui
937s itiegcn.
Gin idwerer Ton cntuidclte iid
am IpGtcn 9iodnittag imo fonOer
Oscillations GerfGiic rntcr Griid
itott 9liidg6nge bon ciucm biS mc6t
rcren &unftcn IN perit6icocnen Pms.
ga6cn tratcu cin sic am Gornlit
tog itorf lporcn. StuOcbatcr nod ci
neu Gertaui nit ilGla ficl aui
1895; golOpin QocomotiDc fiel por
9t1a ouf 80, uno @eitiug6ouic, oos
nit 6l ocrfouite, 9ing aui 63 5uriid
Sat- oQc onocrcn 9lusga6en mlT ocl
9iItc bcpegtcn iitb III eleider @ciie
Ger @larft ibloB inbcitinmt.
goltimorer 9orie
Ter 6ieHge Worft mar aeitern be-
ocuteno Ieb6ofter, mo 5eigte iiA cine
aroBe 9lftiDitdt in scr Del @ruppc
NIT GoSOen in ser 6ii6ulug. Sopul
pa 5cigte iid eleidioas cin biSdcn
lcb6oiter. Gie 9loc6ira8e tuor glll
unO fonntcn ongcnchme gtotirlnger
permcrft luerocn. Ger @elomorti
IieB glcidialls nihts 5n fuiinider
ii6ria, lno lit Sic Suouitrie itorf 6e
idoitigt, @roBcre ghlitrdec itnO Ocl
Baltimore gltbc Iu6c Sd. 3ugcgon,
gen, bod mohtc ii6 0ieies Dial oni
Oem geItrigcn @iorft nod uidts 6e
mcrt6or.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
|At ||4Ast!t&hssI9%esstsH:' &s
Owe RtOlSG r.
The Birth OF a Nation %


The magnitude of T. W. Gnmthf feat
iu staging The birth Of - Nation.
which viii be- Produced ~ the over
holster thc1tor 'ommencme 1hurrdny.
Is hcWildcrng TO thl casual onlookor AMI
almost appalling 10 the thoughtful stu
dents NJ stagccrlr and ot history lio-
side Tho Birth ol q Natlon." with it's
tremendous battle. involving is.ooo men.
such good old war plays ns "Shcnan-
donh,' Held hy the Enemy and "Rir-
hafa Fiictchc with their little groups
90 super actors aud their pinchhcck
scenery seem tn.r,
Instead NJ scenery for his background
iUNNth hHa used nature For subject
De- has covered %, years NJ American
hNiou Nrulu Hr hrgo ns those rotu-
tIh engaged iu the stcrn,St warfare
iighi over TERRITORY ~ some thirty or
f".tF 'qupr" mites Three thousand
riucts, mounted uu the 'rctcst houses
m" stern plains afford sweep over
tho dust, roads reproducing tho thrill
ing rides " the IA kluN klnns
People who have seen Tho birth ~ n
Nation mo- lungrr wonder that this mag
niiircut historical spectacle II the talk
n 1ll America I. has established an
entirely new art 10 the realm " the tho
ht'r the lrt NJ pantomimlc screen fpcc-
torl" viii Hn orchestral score perfectly
An,hiunlzod 10 the action u has also
created q tremendous sensation because
N iis tnEtcr and more forccul treat
ront NJ tho them that created so great
Juror when Thomas blNon.s novel
tn" 'lansman, was published aud
thnt wns repeated when the novel was
'i'urlizcd On tho stage
The great deeds ~ the civil war md
the horrors ot recons,uctlon are made
Ia live again HId the nation reborn is
Lpothcslzcd Everything n managed
without the MD y dialogue. the car be
ing satisfied as vrll ~ the eve throuE
music and sound effect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-24
ReVeldfiol1s.0f
eshb d,e Confessions dan
Ael9e Married Woman

"Lucky gIrl." Ihc said cnylously. mot
to need any OF these first aids to the
injured Come on, let's scc what the
bows 'rc doing
Tho boys' looked exceedingly com
Portable smoking vigorously ana dts
'uSsiug tlr mor.a of two boxers Mr.
Underwood had recently sdcn As We
rntorci tho room both men Of course,
surnng 10 their feet and I had u mo-
n"nls opportunity 10 contrast their ap.
pcnraucc bicky iz slender 1.-THE with
merry brown eyes nnd thick brown hair.
with touch ~ auburn iu II and Just
enough susri,lon o' curl 10 give him
tcv'rnl minutes hard brushing onch
dgN iryng to keep II down. Harry
Underwood taller even than DickN, VIM
b above the medium height rs massive
~ frame. Wrll knit. muscular with
llngt hHif tlnrod with grnv and the
'ldDk kcI most piercing rNcs have ever
so,n I Wa priud OF blclN ~ I Nord
luoklrc NJ them while Lillian exchanged
some mpDg, nonsense with piDhy. but I
ul.o had ~ acknowledge that Harry
underwood was u splendid specimen "
manhood
strangely Compelling Personality
~ n ho hat read my thoughts. hls
+ o,os caught mine and hold tham. To all
appearances hc was listening "a tho
bnu,cr Of pl.hy and his wifc. but there
No. ru inwulluhlo look In h's eyes, an
ouIgmnu"l sfplo upon hs rrv ns he
looked nt me- AhhI yuHucIy trouble wc
VI. glance. lt .H.llu seemed significant
somehow. uv n SO wrru Old friends vhu
held sumo uumur"u. experience iu conn
.t
apou him but once before m ms ne I
.Nuggrd m, shoulders ever go slightly
n h 10 habit NJ mine when I am dls-
pleased. or wish io throw m some IN.
pleasant Fousntlou or memory wn'
almost urconsoioI. ~ having used the
gesture Hui Harry Underwood crosscd
the room ng II u ltd been signal and
stood lokiuF down ruiyzlnll, M me
. Little hd,.' %, hogan 'Npu shouldn't
hold % grudrc 20 wen II d0"snt hnr-
w"niEC with your eyes and tuur mouth
Th"' were mDHt for kindness not
severity n there Is any N1F thai can
.how Won ! pm lumhlod to tho dust IN.
coming here with picky tho utur. nisbi
lur numD ii ~ do ANY pcrpuu' you
.lN."
YOU must Doc mistaken. NJ Under.
wood struyr 2, control m voice
HHy' uo wudgr whatever against
'nu s' E"u s"" .uI ur, ubsnly'd boo al.
vince from amy p,unu.'
Nill rol sN,k. hands ON n ~,
put out Hs hrsr. white u",utlfull'
formed hand and gnspod mine before
hH1 hl' ',tcnd q II
',li nnsof flushing hDilF ~ bl
tho Hhsoluirl, hiol, things in the Vorlr
THIS standing h1Ii. husband with llurr,
q "a H..H I'D 81. nj