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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
FOURTH SPORTS
 MOVE FAST AND
 ATTRACT CROWD
Perseverance Boys Lose Baseball Game to Juneau-Hose and the
 Water Fights Exciting,

The Fourth of July sports were pulled off almost on the dot yes terday and were witnessed by large crowds
 Immediately following the pa- rade a large crowd congregated on lower Front street to witness the mems sports. There were many en- tries. The winners were as follows:
 25-yard dash, l.. NJ. Kletzing, first. 2-5 seconds; l.. McMullen, second.
 5O-yard dash, L. M Kletzing first, Is 2-5 seconds, w. R. Canton second.
 100-yard dash, L. NJ. Kletzing first, II 1-5 seconds; A. Anderson, second.
 200 yard dash, w. R. Canton first 2S seconds; A. Anderson sec ond
 loo yard, three-legged race, Fremming and McMullen and Me Closkey and Koskey tied for first place in 16 seconds
 The Thane-Juneau marathon race was won by G. N. Finley in 21 1-2 minutes. O. NJ. Vincent was sec ond
 Baseball Game.
 The baseball game in the after noon was one-sided affair and was won by Juneau by a score of 12 to 2. The crowd witnessing the game
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

water; Ready Bullion, 20 1-2 sec onds; Mexican, 22 seconds; Juneau Fire Department, no water; Thane No. 1, 23 4-5 seconds; Alaska-Ju- neau 21 2-5 seconds, Douglas Fire Department 21 2-5 seconds.
 Water Fight WatsrY.
 Following the hose race rne teams and the crowd went to Fourth and Seward streets where the water fight was held. Three teams were entered, Thane, Ready Bullion, and Alaska Juneau. As three teams were entered, they drew lots and AlasEa-Jmeau dropped out. Thane was the winner of this event, hay ing driven all thefr contestants away from their nozzle.
 The spectators insisted in crowd ing up close to the contestants and many of them were soaked as the battle wayered back and forth. Sev- eral times the hose was turned full on the crowd which scattered in all directions, only to crowd back and get soaked again.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
MOVIE THEATRE ATTRACTIONS
FlmdOm News

Robert Edeson, in "The Absentee is not the only good actor appearing at the Dream in this production. Ey' cry one is good It is labor play full of exciting moments "The Ab- sentee" starts off allegorically, but swings into the present day style after 500 feet of film Then things begin to occur. Tie strife scenes between the men of a large mill and the interruptions acting manager are actions of tensity. The Fay Tincher comedy which preceded the big bill is good. Same bill tonight,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

Tn the Days of the Thundering Herd" real wild west production and the Pathe Weekly proved an exceptional Fourth attraction at the Douglas Orpheum The show starr ed at } o'clock yesterday afternoon and was continuous until after n o'clock. The Pathe Weekly was al, so good and both will be repeated tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

There Is new sort of comedy at the Orpheum. "The Dust of Egypt
 indicates something away back in the dim past but this play is right up to date. goes fast and is startling in Its sudden changes. It has to do with beautiful Egyptian girl who went to sleep 5000 years ago. She came out of 1t and in the apartments of society man, who has just De come engaged, and then there is ac' ton for certain. Same play tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

There was a good holiday bill at the Grand. twc,part Rex feature a comedy and an animated weekly besides the fifth episode of "The Broken Coin" Grace Cunard in this episode has some thrilling moments with the Apaches in an underground den. She is still searching for her part Of the broken coin. This bill closes tonight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

From the Valley of the Missing a William Fox production will be the attraction at the Orpheum Theatre Thursday and Friday. Madge Evans said to be the most beautiful child alive. especially in the film world has an important part in this play.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
Yonng Amerioa,s Shorts.

Immediately after the ball game in the basin the races for the boys and girls were held before small crowd of spectators. The results were:
 35-yard dash for boys under ten, Harry Ellingen first, Everett Now ell, second.
 S5-yard dash for girls under ten, Eva Dard first, Leyeren Stevenson second.
 35-yard dash for girls between 10 and 15, Florence Golf first, Gra- gel White second.
 35-yard dash for boys between 10 and 15, Eddie Peltret first, James Barrager second.
 35-yard three-legged race for boys, Curtis Brotherton and Charles Ashby, first; Bert Carroll and Roy Barnett, second.
 5O-yard three-legged race for girls, Florence Goff and Helmi Ja- mikala first, ,Grazel White and Ken ia Christensen, second.
 50-yard shoe race for boys, Stan ley JOrgenson first and Don Case second.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
Perseverance
Summary

Home runs, Cloudy. Struck out, by Fry 9, by Herman 2, by Banner 5. Bases on balls, by Fry none, by Herman 3, by Banner 8. Hit by pitched ball, Healy, Herman, Mal- Joy. First base on errors, Fossas. Scott, Malloy, Fry, Anderson, and Rhodes Umpire Chambers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

Brother officers" a dramatic mil itary romance will shortly be seer in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

Mary Pickford, certainly favorite in Juneau. comes to the Dream in "The Dawn of Tomorrow appearing there tomorrow for the remainder or inc week. This play takes little Mary into the slum life of London
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

The Dream management received information this morning that the great production Ghosts lsben's masterpiece. with Henry Wathall, star of many of the greatest plays of the screen in recent months will shortly be sent north for a run in Juneau.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

Special holiday features filled out the bill at the Douglas Lyric yester- day. "The Broken Ccin,' nth cpl sode will be given during the latter part of this week.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

The rain helped the movie houses last night and on both sides Of the channel large holiday audiences were out.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
Hose Races.

The hose races on lower Front street last evening attracted large crowd and every run was eagerly watched The police officers and members of the Fourth committees at times keeping the anxious spec tators from crowding the course and hampering the runners.
 The contest was won by the Ready Bullion team in 20 1.2 sec. onds, with Alaska-Juneau and Douglas No 8, tied for second piece at 21 2-5. In running off the tie, the Alaska-Juneau failed to get wa ter and Douglas took 30 seconds. As the committee had placed a time limit of 24 seconds on the run, it was decided to split the money.
 The results were Thane No. 2, no
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
sKAeWAY WANTS A LlNEMAN

oNN0WAT WAN 5 N LTNEWNN
 Home power Company of Skagway wants first class lineman at once. Mr. Charles Nye, manager, will re- ceive applications at the Beremann Hotel after the arrival of the Hum. boldt from the North. jy7
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

ALLMETAL WEATHERsTRlPs. Money to loan for Building. olts G Gilpatriek, Contractors. If.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
American Leaaue.

American League. At Philadelphia-Boston 6, Phila- delphia 1.
 At Cleveland -- Cleveland 6, De. troit f.
 At Washington - New York 1, Washington O. At Chicago-chicago 3, St. Louis
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
National Leaaue.

At Pittsburgh-Caicago 3, Pitts burgh 2.
 At New York-Brooklyn 6, New York l.
 At Boston-Boston 5, Philadelphia
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

When you want something = any. thing-in Printing that is really fine, let The Empire do the work for you.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
National League

At New York - Brooklyn 7-S, New York 6-2.
 At Pittsburgh-Chicago 50, Pitts burgh O-1.
 At St. Louis-Cincinnatl 3-3, St. Louis S-4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
American Leauue

NmeFICah League At Philadelphia - Boston 11-5, Philadelphia 2-2. At cleveland-Detroit 6-S. cleye. land 2-6.
 At Washington = New York IA. Washington 0--6. At Chicago-st Louis 2-6, Chi mago 14v7.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05
BIG LEAGUE GAMES
SCORES, TUESDAY, JULY 4th.

Northwestern League. At Seattle-Vancouver 1-.2, Seat. tie 4-4.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

MecAUL's Safety Eirst
 AUTOMOBILES 1.17.tf. Efficient SERVICE
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

SCORES MONDAY JULY srd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-07-05

Northwestern League. 1t Seattle-Vancouyer 3, Seattle O..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
Sas Stimm.Crafel.

Die am 9orabenD isoer prdiibens
tenpabl, perIu9t man aud in oisIem
Sabre Das Relultat berieI6en au srs
mltteIn. ebe iis itattsefuHoen lat. 0ds
iibli9e @eriabren III bag Iosenannt:
Strobs@Otum, IN ri9tigem 3euti4
pirO man ss pobI am beitcn Die Sti4s
probe nennen. Sn elmer &.aSabl npH
StGbteu pirb in OsrI4iebenen Stapts
tbetIen cine obes4bitimmurg perun.
italtet unb aus bieier nil man Dann
oas Grsebnib Der tpmmenben prdiis
beHtentpubl porausiagen. Gis triissa
rid bieis prObe III, IGbt ii4 i6On
OurNus ertennen, Oub in republitani>
iasn 9ldttern, bic iol6e probeu Dsrs
aHltalten, bas Reiultat anpers 1T, pie
in bemotratii9en 8lGttern. b. +. gu
9uniten oes Der purtsi bss
yIattes entfprshenbeu SanoiDatsn.
Gr5ielt piro bas ourd eiutn Selbitbes
trug, inbem repubIitanii6e gIdtter Die
probe in republitaniihen Stdbtsn
obsr Stubtbs5irten oeronitulteH uaD
oemotratti6e 9ldtter iid Die ptdse
ausiuden, po ibre Partei bic S6ers
banb bat. Ro6 tpertbloier erTaeinen
Sisfe prpben, penn man beritft6tigt,
pel4 seringfii9ies 3abl iie I'M Ser
bdItnib 5ur 9eiammt5a6l paritellen.
9lm Z. Ropsmber perben ni6t peniqsr
als 16 Wlillionen giireer an Den
Stimmtaiten gsbsn. Sa piro bod
giemaHb bsbauptsn pDIlen, bab Grs
tunoisunsen bel 5ebntauIenb Stimms
gsbern einen 2tufidlub barber ert4.i-
len t0nnsn, pis 16 Milionsn itimmsn
peroeH.
I'm genaue austuHit au erlangsn,
bat iit Elm gldtt Der U2ibe unterso-
Jen, bsfOnoere Grtunbisunsen 6ei ben
arbeiterfiibrern bes 2anbeS ein3u3ie.
ben. glbsr audi bas III ipsrtblos. Die
arbeiterfiibrsr tontrolirsn qi6t BAG
gotum Der Qrbeiter. sic baben oietz
edit seb0rt, tpsl6e Stimnlna obsus
paltsn fteint, aber irssnb ipsl6s 5u-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
OterbliHfeitSberi@t.

SObn 9thofs, 223 Spring GrOp.
ap..; 5ubsr.ulOi..
Marp Saud, Al. 1892 Sandman
glp,.; 5srJlsibsn.
eOuis Wbits, 90, eidbtiI4ts 80.
ipital; 5irnbautsniSiinSnng.
9alentins gtter, go, Gid Bun
Todb, 9ubtrtuloI..
Map gOsiO,tisr. 66, @orton Gtr.;
SnSl.ib.n.
Warie oiIipn, %. GiGbiii6es o..
ipital; glinbbarmsntsanbuns.
Gabriel genion. 68, Sidbtifhts
grm.nbaus; gluiiiur5.
ebiib Stnifou. SO, 451 e(ba Ctr;
subertuIois.
Dora gli.iur, 46, 8 def 8. Ctr;
@ippsnfelltniJiinbuna.
etarl.s go.bnsr, %. 474 probas,
co aps.; 9srjIsiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

corbanben. 9lllss amber. mubie ourt
SmprppiIaiipn btrbsissItaffi Uerbsu,
aoionnsn, 3rains, 5eIttiitsn II. osI.
Die giufsab. pilaE5trs bsitano
barin, bic aarpaiheniiIame Dor oelr
GinbruG Der atuFen 3u fhiibsn. 9isis
gtufaabe 1T lmmer se.ofi iporo.n,
ipenn aid bic geIawmlldge ME obnt
Ginflub blisb auf bic Sitauns, fpeIt:
bic Grmee be5,upisu ionnte. Dor al
lem III bic SdJladt b.i aOlomea 81
errG5nsn, in msl6er ilt pfldn5ers
gruppen berporrdsenD ags5eI4nsisn.
asin Crt in L,r 9ufoiviua, no MIDI.
feline 9strsstb.:ls i'm bluiigen Ringsr
nit Der ruhii6sn uehrHa6t geiiar'
ben bdtien!
9lls am 16. Stbruar 1915 aolom.a
sliidlib genommen apar, iebie pfIdns
ser iofori i.insn 9ssresiksiI gum aH-
ariif auf Sinnislau uno DoIind Elm.
gOr alien Dinssn in es ibm 81 Ders
banien, bab Die RuiIea Gsernopis
Obne tpsiisre O,sentpsDr rdumten. b1s
lie bod sur laussn 0srttsibisuns elm
stri6ist batten.
8si6sipsn iit Generaloberii BON
qfian5sr ga.tiH INNER gebli:ben.
Bum Wajor 5anner iasie er: g bib
mir mir ein. paB Slid g'bdbt." uno
bod 3sItnete ibn iein o0srfter ar!ess.
Err mi. allen Sbren aus unb perliep
ibm unt,r ano.rsm nut las Militdrs
ptrbieni,trsu3 eriter &laie. Iuh b.ui.
ide Jruppen baiten g.lsssnbeit, uH.
ter isintr tiiatisen Gi6.ung 5u fam
pisH. 9snernl b. Wari&oli pirttt ia
5tiien Ginpernshmsn nit ibm. 1as
I. unb I. Seer dbsr tpirc niemais per
a,fien, mas es b.m Greibsrrn p.
pfIanser gaItin in 0ani i4ulo.t.
er tpar ss au9, Der hi. srhe 9trtbei.
bigung Sieben5iirsens ju 4nfans bss
ariesss gu orsanifirsn 9ltit. Mena
ibm babel bic n6ibigsn &rdfts UNI
Wlittel Deriast bliebsH, 10 iGllt es nift
ihm sur aait. limb mir dls 9uubesss'
noFen Oeiisrrsit llnaarrs bebau.rN
auf bas lebbaitsite, bab bieis iiidtis.
Strait i'm esmejniamea 2ampf nidt
mebr pirien INN. Sein. Wannitai.
ten aber finger Don ibm tin 2isbttr,
bas it in Ssit,rr,it llnsarn b5r!..
es enbet nit ben Worisn:
Der Solbatsnabgo.t Don Der DonaI
3ur Drina,
@.nsyal Nlaussr, Der Better Der gus
fotpina.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10


Wilf on berubigt bic amerie
taniide Ration nit Der Intiinbisuug,
sr perbe itrensitens barauf ieben, Oab
bic oeuti6s Regieruns ibre unirer RE
sieruns sesebenen 9eripre9unsen be-
treffs Der Weiie, pis Der 5au9boots
tries eefiibrt psrpen iol, innebGlt. Gs
1T ni9t eriidtli4, mas ben YrGiibens
ten 5u FOLDER aunbsebung beranlabt.
@s lieet ni9t Der minbeite 9runb fir
eine iol9e Dor. Die beutIhen Sau4>
boOte halten ii9 auf offenem Weere
unb itebsn nibt bi6t Dor Der aiiite,
tpie bic ensliiaen &riessI9iffe, lie ers
fiillsn ale 5ormulitdten unb seihnen
ii6 iosar bur6 gang beIonbere Riids
iidtnabme segsn bic amerttuniIAe
5lagge aus, inbem lie elm ameritanis
f4es Sdiff, bic naanian", un6eans
ltanbet paiiiren lieben.S Seinen geliebten
gnsldnbern lam Der Prdiibent iplhe
Hiidii9tnabms nt6t nadriibmen. 2lbs
seiebsn bapon, baB bic Seutideu,
penn iie ibrDort seben, es pieSsutIde
balten, 1T tbnen aur 9enii9e betaRnt,
bab Der 9ra iibent auf ben leiieItsn
@erftpb lauert, Inn ii6 unangenebm gu
MAIDEN unb bab er, tpenn Elm gtmsris
taner ourd 3ufall perun9liiden iollte,
nit benz Sdbel raFeln ipirb, pGbrenb
in Merito Sunberte ppn @meritanerr
rudlps bineemprbet unb bon Sdus
unb oof pertrieben tporben iinb, obue
bab er einen Singer ssriibrt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

gana anperes benten. Srantreih mia
gliabs2ptbriusen auriidbaben, 9iubs
Lamb min bic 9utpiptna bebalten unp
Ronitantinopsl nebmen unb Gnslano
min Seutidlanb BON Wseere aus
i9lieben. aus bieiem @runbe allein
baben lie ben aries aneefansen uno
iie ipoIIsn ibn fortiessn. Big tie picien
plan peripirtliht baben. slber tie
3eit pirb ibnen etpas lang portoms
men unb lie lperben bic Waifen fret
len, obns ibrs slbiiaten erfiilt gu
febeu.
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Oi. Nraae. pie bic beutiden

Die Sraee. pie bic beutfdeu
llntsrieebpote ii9 pbns 3ufubren aui
bielsr Settle bes ItlantiI I4en S5eans
bebaupten polIen, TT idon gum 9bsil
bsantiportet. 9Or Der @erientuns hes
v&iusston" nabm bas beutf DIE 5auds
boot bon bem SeisDl, pas if4 an goro
bes S9iffes befanb, 10 piel, als es
braudte. Sn iolaer Weiie lai1en iih
aud bic RabrunssmitteI beidaffen.
Die 5autboote Iebsn pie bic areuser
pom Ssinpe, baben aber DOT bieien ben
8OrtbsiI ooraus, bag tie ni9t annds
hernb 70 lei9t aus oem Wese serdumt
perben tDnnen.
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Sn elmer Rrittt Der Asbe

Sn elmer Rritit Der Aebs
bes Ssnators HoOt, porin bieier ben
PrG iibenten pesen Der .2uiitaniu" :
9lnselesenbeit bur6 bic oeael aieht
iast bic pemutrutiide Retp yorter
nsimes", oab Der prdIioent in hieiem
Sale Die 5eitisteit uno ben gnti3InB
se5eist babe, ben Rppt gu perniien
Dorsibt. Denn mir bieies gtal aus
nabmspsiie oen Reipgorter SIatt btis
itimmen, 10 miiiien mir bod Die
5rage itslIsn parum Die rStmes"
troBbem nod INNER Seuti4lano pes
gen bisfer atnseIesenbeit ansreift.
9iefe fSrass ridtet iid iibsrbuupt an
ale, bic nod INNER ppn benz r2uii=
tauia" sSalI rebsn. 0eutiaIanb bat
ale beutbare 9enugtbuung geleiitet.
Oamit lit bp9 bic Sadie erlebigt. Sos
foIte iid AUDI RooieOelt merten. Die
mir aus isinsn Reben erfeben, min er
tsinen arieg nit Seutf6lanb, a6er er
'abelt ben prdiioenten, baB sr bic in
oieism 2anbe intsrntrten beutften
ounbelsidifI. aIs Strafe fir bic 9ers
Ientuns Der rauiitania" ni6t tonfiss
;irt babe. Sas bate bod bIos 81 sis
nsr tpeitsrsn Sama6 esfii9rt, tnbem
England bi. S6iffe, neil bsutfhen
sstapert bate. Der Inns
itanb iit, baB ale, tpelae iiber ben
,2uiitunia ISall fpreden, Nib in ben
Gag bineiNreosn unb fib in eins tiinTt@
Idle Wutb perieben, dber mertipiirbi'
lsr Meiie ni6t Elm Wort iiber Die
'ddnbliden Sstpaltutte gnglunbs gu
iader haben.
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lid perborbsn. sic finb iiber3eugi,
bab Der bemotratiide SariF iie au
Grnnbe ri9ten lpirb unb Wilfrns
Werbalten in Der giienbabnsM sMnseles
senbeit bat ibm aud feline Jreunbe ses
madt. Gesen cine folde feinbIide
StrDmuns. ipie bic Oeutfden unb bic
@eidaftsleute fie bariteIIen, fam unTes
reg ermeHens iid iein prdfbent.
fdaftssaanbibat bebaupten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

On Der Spmme fiirmen
bic @nalGnoer nod peiter in sroben
Saufen gesen bic oeutiden Reiben an
,unb srrsihen, pie ionit, nt4ts mebr,
als bag iie fiirdterlias 0erluits er'
leioen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

Was man In % q I binston
fiir9tst. 1T nidt, bab bic Deutiaen
iia einss Seblers i4ulois MAIDEN tpsr'
ben, fonbern paB England 70 fre4 iein
piro, bic Ser. Staaten ipegsn bes
Saudboottrisses auf bisier Seite bes
Sseans oerantpprtIidb gu MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
Die seniale stratesie Der .&el.
BEN Der GentraImdhte.
Bon % a ior a. Q. 6. @orabt.

Sinbenburg i'm WiitteIpurft Der
&riegs greieniiie. - @eniale
Strategie Der Seloberren Der Gen.
traInrafte. @safeniens 5iib.
RING sesen &imrdrlien. - 5urdt
Dor Sinbenburg in GngIanb. =
Gie SeIoenifjar EfIan5er.9altins.
- 9as 2ebensbiIo eines $eIoen.
- sIIs Der arieg ausbrah 80. -
Ser Hetter Der glfotpina.
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Gisustas, ben 10. CftOber 1916.

MIs Griebensbots bat bic
II SO" fih niat betbdtist, aber oafilr
Inn 10 mebr als ariess6ote.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10
Die gnelGnber tperben eire

Die GnslGnber perben eine
MHaabl &riessi4iffe tommen lafien,
lin bic GepGfer an Der ameritanis
i9en 3iite absupatrouiliren. aber bic
Iufsabs pirb in ben 9erbititiirmen
ebenio iapieris rpie sefGhrli4 iein,
pdbrenp bic llnterieebuote iturmfeit
iinb. Qmeritaner peroen baber gut
baran tbun. ibre Jabrten iest nur nod
duf neutralen Sdiffen gu MAIDEN uno
Der prdfioen piirbe es ibnen befebleM
tpenn er es Hiht fir ridtis bislts, ben
gnslGnbern ameritaniide giirser als
SdusidilOe 5u liefern, bsnn es iteht
unapsifelbaft feit, oub bic enslif6e
SunbeIsfIotte unter Dem Sdus bon
ameritaHifdsn poTasisren fd1rt.
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Ser 9robfiirit HitoIaus

Ser 9rob furit Hitolaus
lit aug Der 9srbannung i'm aautaius
5uriidberufen poroeH, UNI iid sesen
WIadeHIen gu mefen, Der i'm Dpr eis
mem Sabre 70 fiirdterIid 5usebedt bat,
baB inn bas aommanbo entsossu
ipurbe. Seiue Iufgabe beitebt barin,
&oHitaHtinopel, bas sr ni4t DON
aleinuiien aus erreiden fonnts, pom
galtaH aus au nebmen. Wabri6eins
Iia piro man ben 9robfiiriten an Die
Spite eires aroben Sesrss iteusn, ba
ionit feline elbiidt bon pornberein
ausiidtslos pGre, aber feline Mtibers
folge in 9uIi3ien baben sur 9eniigs
erfpieien, bag Der @robfiirIt aud nit
Dem itartitsn Sssrs niats fertis 5rins
gen lam.
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0te ameritaniidsn gans
Tiers erOrtern, pte @plb pieIem 2anbe
ent5pgen perben uno pie bas perbins
bert perben lam. Die erite Jrage 1T
ie6r Iei6t 81 beantpOrten. Ia mir
tein MitteI baben, lpie bic europGii6en
Regierungen uniere 9ploporrGt6e Su
beidiisen, 10 taHn Der SolbabFlub Be-
ipsrtitelist lperben ourd eineu boben
3insfub in Gnslanp, burd gonbs nit
bobem 3insfub unO ourd Salsubsr,
perfdufe BON snsltiden Waaren in
bteiem Wartt. SS9it fpabriaeirli6
Dirb gHglanb ale orsi Wtittel in Gns
wenbuns briHgen. Sie einsige Weiie,
es gu perbinbern, beitdnbe oarin, bas
bic RsferDesg gant4aommiTion 1llss
Sob, Das ibr 5ufIiebt, fsitbdlt. 9as
Dirb aber nidt gefdeben, 10 lange
Wiliou prditbent III, neil Gnqlano
tolde Si6er6eitseWa libel Der.
merien piirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-10

Glonb George uHD poipare
iasen, oab bic WaFfen nidt eber ruben
iOnHtsn, als Bis gelsien auriideritattst
uHb fir feline @srluits enti6dfigt
iporoeu fei. Daram MAIDEN iie ni1t
eins1 iol4en GrieoensDori6lag2 Sis
derli1 piiroe iid oariiber reben laiIsn.
nenn aud ni4t ausunebmsn 1T, oab
Die Deuti6en bieis Soroerung in
ibrsm pollen nmfanee erfiillen rperbsn,
aber iebenfaas liebe ii6 Elm 9ereleib
auf oieier Grunblage finbsn. Da bas
ni4t sefdisbt, 10 TT gu erisben, bab
ben @er6iinoeten an 9eleisn gar nitts
sslssen 1T, iOnbern bab lie an e!pas
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30

Its made on the princess lines
just a plain slip without much fit to
it. Broad green ribbon with tasseled
ends laces the slashes at the side.
The boomers are jersey with
green silk "garters" fitting snugly at
the knee. The little mob cap" is
gray splashed with green. The
sreamers are green and gray.
She has purchased property on Long
Island Sound, where she will erect
a modern home.
Anita Stewart, pretty Vitagrapher,
is now writing a series of stunts for
girls.
Vivian Martin makes her debut on
the Paramount program in Noun
tain Laurel" now being filmed at the
Pallas studios
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30
IN THE MOVIES

June Caprice, a pretty 17-year-oId
Boston school girl, is the newest film
star. She's with Fox.
Marguerite Skirvin makes her
Metro debut in THE Gutter" fea-
turing Lional Barrymore.
Annette KeIIermann, famous mer-
maid and star of Fox's million dollar
film, is going to have a real home.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-30
BY BETTY BROWN

For the girl who hangs her clothes
on a hickory limb" and goes right in
swimming, this simple little suit of
pale gray mohair, trimmed with light
green taffeta, will be practical. And
it isn't altogether lacking in pretti-
ness.