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Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Interesting Program is
Promised at the Lo.hr0L

Mae Marsh, Robert Harron and
Wilfred Lucas are appearing at the
Lothrop theatcr today and Monday
i'll picture OF the west called The
Wild Girl of the Sierras." A good
keystone is the accompanying pic
ture tuesday Ethel Clayton and Car
lyle Blackwell are co-stars in World
feature called His Brothers Wife. "
Wednesdays offering is realistic
newspaper story caned The Daring
of Diana and featuring Anita Sew
art. A triangle Zine Arrs comedy is
on the same bill. Thursday Lucille
Lee Stewart is presented in The De-
stroyers. Fri1av DeWo.f Hopper is
sen in his famous Casey al the
Sat Saturday the feature attraction
is Aetre picture called The Price
OF Mace"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
The Rail hlder" Today's
Feature at Grand Theater

'tha feature at the Grand today is
House Peters i'll THE Rail Rider
ona u the best OF recent World re-
lease. The story has great action
and deals with labor troubles. Mon
Cay ,Ac bill calls for The Atone
ment. 4 live-reel drama with a goou
cast. See America" is also on the
program. Wednesday the offering
IS A Wall Street Tragedy" with Ma,
(. Goodwin in the leading roe. This
.,lcture is one that has attracted con-
sioer@0lt' attention and Goodwin's
acting is as good on the screen as it
ever was on the legitimate stage
Wedn25d ay Frank Mills is seen in
Tie House OF Mirrors"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Program at the Hipp Has
Four Changes This Week

Manager Biz at the Hipp announc-
IS four changes in his program again
this week. Beginning today and con-
tinuing tomorrow the Offering will be
a stock market story by Thomas W.
Lawson entitled Friday the 18th"
it is a story of how a young girl with
plenty Of pluck and grit almost causes
the downfall OF brokerage concern
'~+alat has given wrong tip to her ia
Their and bankrupts him.
Tuesday and Wednesday the Hipp
plays return engagement by request
of Marguerite Clarl, in Silks and Sat
ms" This is conceded to be one OF
Miss Clark's best productions and de-
picts love, sorrow and laughter.
Thursday Frederick Bryton's and
Clay Greene's great mclodrsma For
given" which reached TIE hearts OF
American audiences Tor years. will
be screened. York State Folks" one
of the best portrayals OF village life
ever put on the legitimate stage, will
be presented with Ray l.. Royce as
the organ builder.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
lin the NorthIand" is
EMPRESS Feature Today

AN The Northland," the three-reei
Sylir productions, the feature OF the
bill uDening al the Empress today for
the tirst four days OF the week, can
not be accused Of padding. There is
enough action in these three reels for
a six-rsel feature. The settings OF the
frozen country are faithfully repro
ducei, a 20 the lie, wild srd drama ic
as it is OF the me' who &c fo"sa ell
c..ti.,za on. Fri z ~ etc and Hen
ry louJ,ac are ica.u cd in this p. O.
acton.
Tie pure fairs are co:nmentir :
on TIE o IS ,oGue comedy IS
1akin% il a.. new re asses. Tie latest
org in tl,o rec 5, cnt led Rolling to
H." is prescn,ed on this program,
featuring Paddy Mcclure and Mar
gure, Teinpleton. All the real fun
that the company can get out ii inc
dents in a grocery store must be seen
10 be believed. The whole company
is seen III .Aelantic City and different
amusement resorts where Paddy Nc
CURE is seen in . rolling skate es-
2arade.
starting next Thursday Bioeraph
feature las beer secured BY the man
agemcut, featuring two OF the most
popular stars oi picturedom, Blanche
Sweet and Henry B. Walrhal. The
picture is entitled Change OF Spirit"
and should prove a drawing card, as
the picture fans have seldom the OPP
portunity to see the two stars togeth-
or in the same picture.
As an added attraction the En-
press has secured Charlie Chaplin in
Clarifies Stormy Romance" which
will run four DAYS heeinning today.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
House fcters Leading Man
At the Suburban Today

A William A. Brady production
called The Rail Rider" and featur-
ing the well known World star,
House Peters, is the presentation at
the Suburban theater today and Mon
day. This is sjvivid story of the wild
west, portrayipg life in its untram~
meled freedom OF the ranch and
mountains. Monday Dorothy Gish,
Triangle's beautiful star, is seen in
"A Fair Rebel" a story of the civil
war. The accompanying pictures are
The Looters' and The Grip of
Evil the Pathe serial. Wednesday
brings Jose Collins in five-act
drama, "A Woman's Honor" Thurs
cay Eugene Ford is starred in a Mu-
tual production, The Courtesar." A
George Ovey comedy is the fun max
er. Fridays program includes The
Holly House" The Secrets Of the
Submarine" and a Vogue, Going to
the Dogs" With this is a western
drama, The Secret of the Box Car
l Mutt and jeff comedy and Pokes
and Jabes.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Manager thomas Making
improvements at Strand

Quite a number Of improvements
are being made by Manager Thomas
at the Strand, This popu.ar photop. ay
house is just Starting on the second
year under tie present successful
management. Contrary to many pre-
dictions MIR. TLomaS has transformed
the lemon into juicy orange, and
by his modern methods of presenting
pictures, accompanied by muse by a
high-class orchestra and fine organ,
has won the best OF patronage.
The Strand is being newly painted
and decorated throughout The lobby
" being finished in white, blue and
: gold. The walls are stenciled with
blue and gold tapestry designs and
the floor will be laid with blue velvet
rugs, affording a refined and pleas
ing effect.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
5 s:;;s; ;,!lI| |
EHpRESS -

players, while a Keystone and a
Pathe Weekly complete the program
Friday and Saturday, 'Thcda Bara is
seen in Her Double Life" the first
vampirish production in which Miss
Bara has appeared in some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
three Well Known Stars
At the Strand This Week

With Bessie BaJiscale, Henry B.
Walthall and Theda Bara holding the
stellar roles at the Strand this week
program we'll worth seeing is of
fered at each change.
Miss Barriscale is seen Sunday and
Monday in what is conceded to be her
best Elimination to date, Home" in
which she is ably supported by
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Heart of a Show GirF'
Today's Feature at Omaha

The feature of the program al tue
Omaha today is Ella Hall in THE
Heart of a Show Girl" Two other
dramas and a comedy complete the
bill. Monday Ethel Clayton and Car
lyle Blackwell appear in "A Woman's
Way" Tuesday a Laemmle program
of dramas and comedies will be
shown. Wednesday is Dorothy Dav-
export in The Unattainable. Thurs
day Mural Ostriche in BY Who's
Hand" Friday Warren Kerrigan in
The Reckoning Trail" Saturday a
Laemmle program.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
New Decorations GCing
In at Grand TheateT

Manager Rachman at the Grand
theater is making number OF i'm
provements this week, which include
some alterations in the lighting sys-
TEN, the addition OF several new at
tachments to the organ and general
overhauling, repainting and redecor-
ating. The Grand is one of the best
of Omaha's suburban houses.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
House Peters AT THE GRAND.

Charles Ray. Louise Glaum and
other well-known Kay-Bee artists. A
comedy and Pathe Weekly hold
forth. .
Isben holds the boards Tuesday till
Thursday in Pillars of Society,"" in
Producing Henry B. Walthall in the
leading role, supported by Fine Arts
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17
Winefred Greenwood Star at
The Diamond Theater TO-DAY

The feature attraction at the Dia.
mond theater today is big five-reeI
Mutual Masterpicture called Dust.
Winefred Greenwood carries the
leading role, supported by a strong
cast OF Mutual stars. Monday, a
unique program is billed, with the
Fairbank Twins in a feature Mutual
Omaha daily bee., 1916-09-17

production, called Flying Twins"
Tuesday, "A Man OF Honor" is. pre-
scented, a comedy, "The Rockies" aud
the fifteenth episode OF THE Secret
of the Submarine" Thursdays offer
ing is The Heart of Doll, The
Stolen Bookings" and See America"
Saturday, Frank Mills is starred in
The House OF Mirrors"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
HON. CHAS. j. SCRUCK RETURNS
FROM SPEAKING TRIP WITH
FINE REPORT.
Substantial Republican maiorities Are
Promised fer Hughes. Robinson
and the Rest Of Ticket.

Hon. Chas. J. Schuck returned yes
terday from Il Two weeks tour through
4 number OF southern West Virginia
counties where ne addressed about iii
teen Republican mass meetings, speak
ing on both national and state issues.
In every county he visited he found
the voters eager to hear the issues Of
this campaign discussed by Republi-
can orators. and large crowds flOcked
to hear him at every city and town
where he spoke. storm and rain failing
to check the enthusiasm OF citizens or
to keep them away from the meetings.
Mr.. Schuck spoke in Wayne, Mingo.
Mcdowell, Mercer, Favette, Putnam
and Mason counties and while he did
not address any meetings in kanaWtla,
ne famiiarized himself with the po-
iitical situation in that county. From
every county and section ne visited he
brings home highly encouraging re
porrs for workers in both the national
and state campaign. He predicts with
Confidence based upon close obserya-
lion of the political trend, that the
southern sections Of West Virginia
will roll up substantial majorities for
Justice Hughes for president. Judge
Robinson tor governor. and for the
rest OF thu state and national tickets.
Eailroaders Are Turning.
Take Wayne county, for instance
Mr. Schuck said. while di$cu SSing his
trjp last evening, FOR the first time
in ten wears they have opened Repub'
!;,:an Headquarters and are unit Tor
In, whole Republican ticket. They are
holding meetings nightly and expect
RI elect rart Of the ticket in the
ro,Inir. which heretofore has been 4
rnmocratic county. In Mingo, Nc
lowell and Mercer The voters are fully
alive to tic situation and will give u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

der the direction of Mrs. Julian G..
lluarne, offers much in the subject
matter which is oil immense interest
TO women. Seldom has such an cN-
Irny4s Oullneu u iIi uStdhl uech W
frred. and the addresses for each day
holds something Of special significance
to the club woman
The convention is to be formally
called to order at o'clock TUESDAY
afternoon and there will be Il meeting
in the morning Of iii" CrrdenIlhl COM
mittec, State Executive Board and the
Joint Library Association anu the sew
rIGl Committees have Il conference.
Ciyics and Public Health will hold
The attention al the first meeting or
Tuesday afternoon when DR.. Harriet
3. Jones Of Wheeling. will have as her
subject, THE Work Of the Antl-TuDer-
culosis League Of West Virginia ana
Miss Louise kochert also OF this CITY,
will speak on her experience as a Red
Cross Nurse in the war hospitals Of
Austria and Prison Camps Of Russia.
IN the evening Miss Julia G. LanthTop
will talk on the Nations Children
and in order 10 accommodate the gen
cral public this meeting will be held
III the FlrSL fTcSDI lelldu CAulCL'
The offerings of the other days are
quite as appealing 10 the club MEM
hers and all sessions will no doubt be
marked by phenomenal attendance.
An important meeting is set for this
afternoon at the Windsor hotel when
ali committee chairmcn as well as
rInh presidents. are asked to meet with
Airs. Hearne. Mrs. Charles Morrison.
and Mrs. f. C. Ewing also desire TO
meet those who serve on the creden-
tials committee at 3 o'clock at the
hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA Strong
FOR ENTIRE REPUBLICAN TICKET

big Republican majority. In that SET
ton many of the railroad men are be-
Ginning to realize that they nave oeeh
handed A gold brick in the Atkinson
law. Not only are the Republican, rail-
readers returning to the fold, but Il
number of Democratic railrOaderS are
going to vote the Republican ticket.
The section through Fayettc, Kama
wha, Putnam and Mason counties is III
good shape. Every one OF those coCn-
ties will give large Republican, ma
iority. The fact Of the matter is. in
Putnam and Mason counties the coun'
~ committee workers declare tina; me
counties will give larger Republican
majorities than ever before.
"a little over two weeks ago when
We started into that section Of The
state General Apathy seemed TO be IN
control to some extent but at the pres
ent time those in charge OF the cam
raign In those two counties and sec
tons are up On the bit and working
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
More Than 5000 Witness
And Participate in Laying
Corner Stone at WmUOOd

lected from the membership of Ohio
Valley Lodge No. |:
NJ. W. Grand MASTERY. wilbur Hen
r. ". Deputy Grand 91aster-Ches.
+. CRrrenn.
r. ". Senior Grand Warden-Chas. F.
| Schultz pro tenn.
j. w. Jr. Grand Warden-fred -.
StcInbccker, pro tenn.
4. w Grand TrcaSure-Harry +.
Rennard. pro tenn.
X. w Grand Secretary-Thos. ]. Wat
". Grand Chaplain--E. P. Carson, pro
tenn.
". Sen. Grand Dcacon-R. G. Byron,
pro tam.
". Jr. Grand Deacon-L. L. Nighten-
gale, pro TEN.
". Grand Pursuivant-Edw. ". west
wood, pro ten.
w. Grand Stewards
Frank VI. Carln, pro tenn.
". =. Brcmer, pro tenn.
X. II. Mckee, pro tenn.
ChaS. Downing, pro tenn
W. Grand Tilcr--W. IL. Rose, pro
tenn.
Grand Orator-Chas. z. Carrlgan.
Principal Archtcct-John y. Moore
pro TEN.
Master Of Oldest Lodge
W. NJ William J. Miller.
Ohio Lodge 40. J. organized 1915.
Contents of BOZ.
The bronze box placed inside the cor
ncrstone contained the following arti-
cIes, which will be an interesting his
tory of yesterdays, occasion when the
elements have RACED the structure mat
will stand over 1t for years:
y copy Of the records of the Most
WorShipfuI Grand Lodge of West Nlr-
Einia- L. f.. & 4. M-s0ns. for the year
Nineteen Hundred and Fifteen.
4 directory of the membership Of the
Masonic Bodies located in wheeling
West Virginia. for the year Nineteen
Hundred and sixteen.
4 directory of tie membership IN tho
Scottish ki;c Bodies for Nineteen Hum
bred and Sixteen.
Grand Lodge Of WcGt Virginia, \. T.. u
\. Musons at the special meeting called
October 22nd. 1916. for the purpose NJ
laying this cornerstone.
\ metal badge concentrating the
opening of the new Scottish Rite Cattle
dral in Wheeling in October. 1916.
, y badge concentrating the one nun
dredth anniversary of ONO Lodge NO. -
\. +. & 4. NJ.
4 list Of the State. County and Dis
trict Officers in charge of public schools.
4 list OK the teachers and pupils or
the public schools in Warwood. Rich
land District. Ohido county, West Nlr-
Sinia. , .
the Town of NarwOod.
An envelope containing clippings from
newspapers relating To the issuance and
sale Of bonds providing funds for 1h:s
building.
COPIES Of Intellgcnccr. Register and
Ncws.
An envelope containing card of citi-
zcnS and other small memoranda COM
,ncmorLtivc uf this occasion.
ON the front OF the cornerstone. FAC
ing Warwucd avenue. j.: The following
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
YOUR CHRISTMAS
EMBROIDERINC,

hard and you can plainly -" that me
enthusiasm is growing. In ,hr Norfolk
and Western and Chesap"ak" and ono
regions especially Ihr miners arpre&l'
ate the racI that Il high protective taE-
iff on coal i me one thing that IS
needed more than everything else IN
order that they may enjoy fair wages
and have Il comfortable living.
Will Vote Straight Ticket
In no, Il few Of thcs" sections
found that Judge Robinson and the
whole Republican ticket are running
right along together. In fact the yot-
crs are trying for the straight ticket
from Hughes down. Many Of the 1la'
or voters. including a number OF Dem
ucrats, have not forgotten the Kind and
character OF the last democratic state
administration. They don't want a
repetition OF anything of that kind,
therefore they arc against CoTnWeu.
THE deTlrclion Of a few disgruntled
so-callGd Republicans in Cabell county
is having no effect on the voters or
thai county and the meetings ad-
dressed there By Judge Robinson in
the last week were largely attended
and enthusiastic in the highest degree.
All in all. the southern section OF
Wnst Virginia looks good to me and
predict that large substantial majorl-
ties will he given for the whole Re
publican ticket down in that section Of
the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
ELECTED AS DELEGATE

Louis Leonard was elected delegate
by the 0. Y. T. & l.. assembly yester.
day afternoon to attend the annual
of the American Federation
TO be held at Baltimore, November 13.
In advertising for a position, do no:
be vague-tell what you can do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
CONVENTION PLANS
TO MATERIALIzE
STATE FEDERATION OF WOMAN'S
CLUBS WILL OPEN MEETING
TOMORROW
Important Sessions Of Committees For
This fternoon-Conventlon Will
Formally Open Tomorrow
Afternoon

Tomorrow will witness one OF the
important gatherings in the annals OF
WOmens clubs in this state, when the
of the West Virginia Fed
Grafton OF Woman's clubs, will convene
at the Windsor hotel in this city. and
continue until the end Of the week.
This occasion will bring 10 the city
many notable speakers from different
points Of the state, and the program,
the arrangement vi which has been un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
At |NSON WILL
SPEAK TONIGHT
FORMER GOVERNMENT WILL BE
PRESENT AT OPENING OF
REPUBLICAN RALLIES.
County Candidates Will Also Make
Brief Talks at Vtglant Engine
House Gathering.

Hon. George W. Atkinson, former
governor of West Virginia, will adj
dress a Republican mass meeting al
S o'clock this evening. This is the
first of 4 weeks series Of district
MEETINGS and in securin. Governor
Atkinson for this occasion the-ahlQ
County Republican executive commit.
tee provided speaker thoroughly Ia
! milar with the issues and one who
is popular with political gatherings.
Tonight he will discuss "Preparcd-
mess"
". O. McCluSkey. a prominent bust
ness man residing in Washington dis
trict, will preside as chairman Of the
meeting tonight. The following Re-
publicanS will serve as vice presidents
of the gathering:
Louis Kuhn. {. W. Hentt.
Philip ReiStcr. David Delop,
Rev. +. ?. Rossman, George Wilbert,
il. P. Kindolbcrger, Joseph Gollner.
Herman Knoke, Henry kronewetb.
William RiSt. .l.hn Shivel?.
Andrew Powell, George Booker.
Thos. Definbaugh, Jacob Nossen,
James Emblem, Jerry Myles,
Dr. J. r. Caldwell, J. &. Berry.
Geo. Scharf. Robert Duyuu,
Lawrence Herman, Edward Rogers,
John Johnosn. Geo. +. BOYD,
; Bernard Burke, VIM. kibock.
Morris Jacobs, Edward Roller,
John Reeder, Charles Oliver,
Joseph Fox, Chas. Johnson,
il. G.. Hoffman, ir, VIM. SweitZer.
Prosecuting Attorney d. a. Mckee,
candidate for reelection to that office;
Howard Hastings, candidate for sher-
if: William A. Hankey, candidate for
reelection as assessor, and William
Steck, candidate for county commits
sioner, will make brief addresses.
Tomorrow evening Ex-Governor At
kinson speaks at Elm rGove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
$4,000 B. & 0.
FREIGHT DEPOT
NEW STRUCTURE TO BE ERECTED
Just SOUTH OF OLD BUILDING
Announcements Made BY General
Freight Agent Fries Through
Messrs. ketchum and wagner

The Baltimore and Ohio road Will
herin the erection within the next few
weeks of a new $4,000 freight depot
7ust south of the present building:
The announcement was made late
Saturday by General Manager Charles
". Ke1chum OF the Wheeling CONNER
cial association and Edward Wagner,
president of the Wheeling wholesale
Grocers' association, upon their re-
turn from Pittsburgh. where they were
so informed by Archibald Fries, gen
eral freight agent of the b: 4 O.. in
this section. Mr.. Fries stated that the
company had been considering the
building of Il new freight depot here
for some time but that owing to OBJ
viuus reasons the work could not be
commenced earlier.
MIR. Fries further said that President
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

willard had sanctioned the building
of the new depot and ground would be
broken in q few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
Speaks a Good Word for Chamber
Iain,s Couch Remedy

Mrs. 7. y. Rose. Verona, Pa. makes
good report of her experience in the
use of Chambnrlain's Cough Remedy
as follows: 1T has been used by my
SELF and family for number Of years
for colds and coughs. also gave it TO
nv granddaughter aged three and o
half years when she had Group last
winter. II broke up the attack at once.
have recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy TO many OF MY friends
and neighbors who have used IL with
equally good results Obtainable
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23
OUR OWN WAR-MADE PROSPERITY

"ln Indiana. saw placard erected
by our opponents, with a screed In
tended to elicit political support. 1t
said in large type, Plenty of work.
No men idle. Full Dinner Pals And
/ thought it must have been expected
that il would be read by people with
Out rics.''-fIughes, at Corning,
X y, Sent, %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-23

If that property Is desirable, adver-
tise II. IL you don't advertise it no.
hody will know or care about whether
Il Is desirable or not. au2o-r
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11

llcr Sillsperein aelangen 5l1 ~lailer,
Der iid)cre @e9e sur 3ultealu1g OH
Die @efangcllen fat. Iie @orlisellDe
Ioleles Gereins, Irall bon @ar1lefen,
miro alld am bcltel1 altgeben f0inllen,
lNpiepeit @olliaden nod) notbmet=
Dig lillo nlo bon Mrlerifa geldift
meroen lollen. SIM %allgemeinen 0iirf=
ten Die &riegsgefangenen jebt fir
Monate nit geniigenoer Gleioung
|berle0en lein, Oagcgel1 bral16en iie
oringeno 8elblnterltiibu1geh, llnt
Die pD1lig l1n9eniigelroe Ma6rlltg
a~llfbeliern SIT foll11cn. gs iino Be-
reits IMtiel0e 0as Spfer Ser Inter
%erltabrlag ltno Der Sellden getpor=
ben. 8egernnabregeln ba6en bel Ser
aleidgiiltigen @altultg Der rltiIiidei1
Negierllng gegelliiber ibrel1 &riegsge=.
iangencn III Iel1tlhlano feline Ml1s=
lidt OUT grfolg nrto miirben Dos Sc
ben Der oelttlden &riegsgefangenen
in RilBlaaO MIR nod n1ebr gefa6r=
ben. Ser eir5ige @egt bleibt MIR
Die Selbltbiilfe.
Sbnelle @iilfe foltn Den1 oeutiden
Geide Iaulen0e mertbpoller Men=
ldenleben erbalten.
SIN Iltftrag
Gc5. gauer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-11
9aucnports uM1ttertaa".

Sormtag, ar11 IA. oieies Mp11ats,
1T ~ Davenport Ser yMltttertag" !,
Elm Gag, Ser jeoem giirger ltltierer
Staot ooer bes gall5el1 2anoes &C.
Deiligt iein iolte. uMan fam ieoelr
Sag cine Gelicbte, aber MIR cine ein=
size Mllttcr baben", iaate fiir5Iid) cin
bcfannter iriider Nbiloiopb, vllro
pesbalb Iolten mir ul1iere Ma1tter
iiber alles in Ser @elt ad@t ullo lie
'bell." Ser 3peite Spnntag inn Oiai
lit IN Den gal15en Gereinieten staa=
ten ocn Maiittern gemiOmet. 9ieier
Gag lit alf geranlaiiltng bon Sri.
Mllla Sarbis bon GbilaoeIpbia, Der
8rll1oerin Der Mfotber's 9ap Suffer-
national slilociation, al1geiest lporoen
1lno miro il6eran innegebalten.