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The Home news., 1916-03-31
Howell Items

Mrs. D. H. Biaett and baby Hewitt were Howell visitors Sunday.
 R. J. Izard of Forrest City made a businuss trip to our town Tuesday.
 Rev. J. F. Carter and Mrs. Carter of Wiville were in town Tuesday shopping.
 Miss Allie Beard returned Sun day from an extended visit to Memphis and Forrest City.
 Walter Stewart returned from Memphis Wednesday in time to cast his vote for his favorites.
 Rev. James filled the pulpit of the Methodist Church Sunday evening and preached a very in- teresting sermon.
 Although the day was rather unfavorable Sunday, the atten- dance at Sunday Schoo was un- usually large and much interest is being manifested.
 MT. Smith, Cudahy's represen- tative, paid his regular visit to our town Tuesday thereby mak- ing glad the hearts of the fair sex, as we'll as the merchants.
 Quite a number of Novelties attended the speaking at Mo- Crory Tuesday among whom we note Messrs. T. A. Smith, Watt Keath, Wess Reneau, and Dan Keath.
 MT. and Mrs. Martin attended the meeting of the Masonic Lodge at Cotton Plant Friday night, MT. Martin returned home Saturday but Mrs. Martin re- mained few days as the guest of Mrs. T. c. Doss.
 We had quite a storm Saturday morning, the wind doing consid- erable damage to fruit trees fences, etc. MT. R. T. Martin sustained the greatest damage, he having the top blown off one of his barns that was filled with hay and seed.
 Prof. Hines and family, Dan Keath and family and Mrs. Woodruff were the guests at the residence of MT. T. H. Hickman Monday evening, sthe occasion being the anniversary of that gentleman's birthday. No words were needed to prove that all had a splendid time.
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The Home news., 1916-03-31

Entered as second-class mat ter August 26, 1915, at the post office at McCrory, Ark, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
The Home news., 1916-03-31

Judd Johnson of Shoffner was the guest of home folks Sunday.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

INIT 119 Faiia9iercn llnb cincr 300
Dlann 5dblcnben gelabling BON Sil=
burD nad) 8prn6dn ab9eaaugcn. si,
battc in 0larieille5 nod mebr 9Solla-
gtcre an 8prb ncbmen lpacn.
Sic 3abl Der grtrulrfener Miro an
147 9cle6oBt. geinl @crlld, Die lteber.
lebenDcn an 9prp Slt nebncn, eerictl
oud ner 21S1 Sonnen erpBe Gunpfei
Sort SSilliam uuf cine Miile uno Der.
lanf ebenfaas binncn elmer balbel
Stunbe, bpd fpnntc Bic Monnlhof
gercttet pcrbcn.
Ser bollanhndle 8oltbampfer Med
lcnburg, 1855 Sonnen, itieB al1f Sci
Sabrt Don Silblrp nnd @liliinoc1 au'
cine @iinc ulb aine unter. Mannihaf
ltno Eanagiere lino screttet
Scr lhlpcoile6e Sanpier 8irait
1927 Sonncll purbc. lpeil init apntz
rebanpe fiir @nelanD belaocn. uol
eincm II : 9oot perlenft.
Ser britiidlc Sampler Gioo, 4769
Sonrcn, Der frnusDlilhe 9anpfer Sriee
llac lmp Ser ruiiiide Sarnpfer Getz
lGengu. 1917 Sonnen, iino cbenfaus
pon II : Sootcn perlenft lporoen. Gets
ldlcnga lpnr Der friibcrc oeutld1c Can't
pier Crit 2arlcr1 Der BET slusbrun bes
&ric9cs in cincnl rliiilchen $oafen lac
llnD bcld)Iaoudhnlti ipltrbe.
eS1l1 slbrlutilher Meer na6e Ser Sit
tic bon sllbaniell iino am Samstaa pel
|britiide Sradtbalnpfer Saltnct, 1927
Sonnen, lmb Der idipebiidle 9an1piel
.Sprnbpre BON oirr. II Spoten 5erz
ltort porocll. Sic Mcttllnssboptc Des
ihipebiihen Sdiffes lpurocn bon Sem
betr. II Z gopt in Shlepp gcllpnlme1.
SdlieBlid} lpirh nod beridtet, nnf
Ser brittlde Sampler uSucpier", ser
nm II. Sebruar bon giclp Yorf nadf
SABRE abge9an9en mar, allf hpber See
brennenb anfge9ebcn lpprbca lit. Sic
Mlannlhaft pllroe BON ciucm onoeren
Shiffc allfgcnonmen.
apnbpn, 2s. sebr. Sic Srientol
& 3eriniulur So. sibt beute 9ioht oit
3abl Scr bon Ser Ytalpja eercttetcr
@Ienld)en auT 3O1 an, nd,nlidl -
Gaiiagiere, - curopdiide siitslicbel
Ser Mannlehnft llnb 1871 2asfaren
@ernaiBt meroen 40 asailaaiere, 20
Gurppacr bon Der @lallnidaft unp Sc
2asfurcn, Sulalnmen 155.
Sic alppbs bcrictteu beute s,esset
Dob oil bSer hritiic1e 9ampfer gputb-
fprh. S97 Snnnen, perienft ipprSen lit
II Diitglieoer Ser giarnidaft nltrbcr
serettet, 2 nllrbcn ourd oie grplpliz
pn gctnbtet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

sF c br ais 50 90 600. picl
Ieidt cine 0iillion.
G}cip 9orf, IS. Scbr. Socute crit
lpltroc befannt, oaB Sanlslrg N1precn
Gin lpagbal't9er @crnld1 SIM Siebirab
tiner ullf $t0o0,000 seIdsdstenSum=
nc gen1acht lpuroe, oie on glcp Dorfer
guafcn aoreiirt lpar. Sic Rdubcr
brocbel1 i'll Sen Gnltluasen eilt, md6rrno
CT alf Dem Sibrbppt bon scr ,Sericr
Gentral sohn rnf bier tronspprtirt
pllrhc.
gs heiBt, BOB 4 o5elolacfc geltobler
lrurScn, ppn ocncn elmer 100000
Naptergelo el1tbalten haben lpQ. Die
pom sdaeamt III ssalbingipn fonren.
llcber Sen Snhalt Scr anocrcn &oitiScfe
i'r nidt. befannt lno sic Gpltinlpeftp=
rcr 9cbcn ppr, baB lie bic ppu ocl1 Sic
ben scnlaf'te Scute nidt dhldldsell
fpnnen. Sic sehen aber sll, pab Sic
eSicbc lnDgliderneiie mehr ols Bic bier
an ganfen beltinmte Gadcte geraubt
bahen tpnnten. Sic Sulpcftprcn pcr@
ueiaern allt iepc slltstlmit oariiber,
pie Ser 9aub mlf oem Sdbrbopt in
lrcnieer als TO Neiutten pcllfiibrt
rcrocn fpnllte.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

labliG bes 8e9i,1us oes ncucn llnter.
ieeboptsfricgs 9egen belpaiinctc San.
Delsi6iffc. Sebla9 12 I'M Wlitternaht
an Sienstag.
SpnSon lit gclpannt ppn aufregune
llnb lpartet auf bic &unhc, Dab bit
belltide Slottc allslalfe, lln Gin,
SSbladt in Der 9tprolce alSubieten
pber auf sic 8arnungslignalc BON bel
annabcrllng ciner grpBeE Zeppelin
flpttc.
Sizes lit cl1blicb bas rihtiee Sing"
lcbreibt Scr Wiilitdrfritifer Scr Silnes
bclltc Scr @ntldlllB bcsSeinoes, einer
gieg 8l er5ipinsclL pirb bon jeoem al
liirten 9ieeiment inn @clten nit nil
Dem gnt5ilden be9rilbt iperNen." Gee
reg GGraiensepal%.
3ur Ginnablne c GnrasSos.
gSicll, 2S. Sebr. (lleber 9onoon. J
@s miro antlib beitatigt, Dab pie
6lterreic) lln9orilhcn 5rlppensonn=
fd9 ffllD III Sllfd6oo, Mlbnnlcl1, e1nges
5pgen linb, leabpem bic &orbut lhpr
am Samsta9 bprt anaelanat mar.
@pr ser ginnabme Ser stabt lpnr=
Sen nod beri6icbene italienilhe 9ant=
pier I'M 6afen sum Sinfen ecbraht
eii,i9e berlelbcn lpurbcn nahber eee
bobclt llub lrnbeihdbigt 9ellnpen. 9it
gipldiffllns Der italicnilden Gruppel
ppll5pg lih llntcr pen lcflpcriten Scr
lultcn fir tic, bllrd, bas 8cuer bel
Dlterrei1ild6eu gattcrien! Sic Gclterz
rcid)cr llnsarn baben alld) erpBe
8elttc an Gprritbet ullo Nllnitipn sez
maht aueb piele @efan9enc.
4 Sn @icn pirb sic giaaabmc Sllz
rns5ps ollgencil1 scfcicrt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Mabfampimittel ais spurtiibnua.
Sic Se1ltIrte sppprtbebDrhr fiir 81

Sic Selltlcte Sppprtbeboroc fiir Sltbz
letif bat nllnmebr oie @etttampfbez
'linunllnscn fiW oas 6nnb9rnlh1tenz
lrerfen inl GinuerltanouiB nit oem
artc9sntinilrerilm fcrtigeeitelt. sic
erlreitert onnllt lbr Gjebiet Ser unmitz
telbarcn &prberciruneeu sum @ecrcsz
oicnlE plrcb Den Spprr. ilber oeilen
ailnti9e Gr9ebnilie inl i,eer nur eine
Stinnlle Der Incrfernune berrictt. sSil
0l!cn orcl slrten Der $,anogrannten
(au9els, Stiel@, Sistussrnnate sibt
es sSeitz nnb 3iclpiirfe aus pen 9auf,
mls Denl Stano uno in 2iegen. ataunz
ltaftafdnpIc iollcn bcppr5l9t peroen.
slllh ein slnbnlt 5lm @erfcn aus BEN.
Sdlllsenaraben lit Den 8eltin1nulngcl,
bcigeTilgt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
slus benr staote.

$ Of Mailer i'm 1cs sl . i II es.
Gafelopia, 2S. selm. Ser -es
-9soinesfluB lit i'll oieier e5eeeno Ieefls
Metlen meit ourd1 cine rieiiee Gis~
iperrc aufaeitaut uno lit beute iiber
Den 5ofipaiicrlranb Scr eroBen 1sllttb
ppm Sabre 1908 aeitiegen. gs lit Ser
hpchlrc Stal1n, Der ic bier crreict NOR
Cen uno ernite @efiirdtlrllgen lrerScu
acheat
Charles Sfomas, Ser Sarn5tas
sl6cnb { Stunocn tnng innitten ser
6luth ouf einen @eioenhaltm ioB,
murne Aad'ts II llhr bon Nap Gllis,
cincm 1sziGhrigen Siin9ling, nit eigcz
ncr9ebens9efabr gercttct. Shpn1os NOR
hulbcrfroren lmo crltarrt. miro aber
lricocr duffnnln1en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
66ladt bf' Serbun ltebt gut lit bic
-, 'tideu.
3abl Der 0efam8enc,.
lluo Die iondsen fan50fden gerlute an $4,000 sedd
an beocmteubcr beudcr Gefausemcn Scr
Gbanpagne.

Earis t Die Sbppen nit baenl su Sonbpn be@
et haB Die eesc bcuc Mnrengung Gntebuna ber6cfb
gos benid sccfricgsprngamn bcibt nucrdnpcrt
8rnb init Gncrifa fir Getl1onb @or6l leuao
cir bpbcr Warncpi5ir - Gn Gidlihten ne6r au
bic Scr Saal -
p III "A slnben 5crtprt - 56es brdl Wdnc1, t6eis
@ooc @ pem brtden 2inieuSompcr aloja ino 155 0a,u
crrlmlfcM.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Ses @atcrs @abe.

3lm GeoodtlliB on Ieinen auf ben1
6eIoe ser Gbrc eefalcnen Spbn @rnIt
&,aas iibergab Suhiabrifant Seinrid,
oaas Ser Staotselllcillbe 2nnbredt
10000 a)larf nit Scr @erfiiallns, sic
3inien 1c sur S,dlftc fir rptbleibenne
&ricacrfanlilien, iplpie SUI llnteritii= Z
sung lriirhiscr slrmen 5ll pcruenpell.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
aleiuc ariessuadrid,ten.
81 Ii M q nicns s. a tn ii q.

~ " llt " " Y I " > " " u ~ y.
8nfarcit, %. Sebr. sSad slusz
lasen bon Silbrern Ser beoel1tcnbitell
Eartcicn in 9illmdnien lit nur npcb &C.
rinse sluslidt pprbanbel. bab oieies
2ano auf einer Der bciben tseiten in
ben 9egenipdrtiocn &rieg cinareift, OBJ
gleid cs llid]t 9an8lid ausgeldloiicn
lit, baB Mltmanien npcb I'M lcetrn
slrgrnblicf auf Bic gcite Ser liegreidel1
2al1bcrgrllppe tritt, llnl licl] @cbietse
5ulpads Su iihern. gis bprtbil, ipirp
Nun1anien 6eltinunt neutral bleiber
|nnb bcrlllden, feiner Der beiben gcis
|sleir 8tiegenbeit sl feinbtiden; Mabe
ilabmcl1 sll aeben.
Gies lit has grgebnib cil1er Neibe
bon Slterbieip5, bic elm @ertreter Ser
allosiirten 1relic nit @ertretern Scr
poitilchelt Gnrteier1 i'll gufareit &c
bnbt bat. 3ablrcide Gplitifer, sic bis
ppr fltrscnl nod gum aries gcsen ots
Dttteln1adtc serofbell bnttell, linb
icst 5llr lteberSeugung gelargt, oab
Gl,ua1ien an belten fiibrt, lpeun es
neutral blcibt, ipabrcnb anbercrieits
pielc einflllBreite DISQUALIFICATION jest
|feitcr ais ie oapon iiberser9t iil1o, bab
cs am beiten fir Mllniiaicl luarc,
lpcn1 es al1f sic Seite ser Wlittclmdcbz
Etc trate.
Scr ipdr,nite Sefiirirorter elmer ben
Mttelnacbten frellnbliden Gplitif lit
Ser ebennlise Sinansniniiter Mar9biz
lomau Ser sen stanbpunft pertritt.
DOB Mublanb Ser @rbfeinp Huntd1iens
4 lit, llnb Nun,anien baber ppr MbI1l,l,
Des arieees allf lciteu Ser aiittclz
nabte treten nliilie, neil cs iid innli
na6 Srieoensidlub pnllig ilplirt unS
obne Srellnb in Der g8elt finben lpiiroe.
Mie tiger s riegsprpfit SCI
9up o ut 6 D.
SC no gprf 2s. Sebr. Sic 9ltz
pppllt s}clnpurs Gulper Go., lpcl6:
rielige 2iefcrunscn on BIC @lliirtelt gez
ntadt bat llnb mod ntadbt, bat nod III
REM beuttgen Sabresberiebt irl Sabr(
1915 S57,S4O,75O prrbient, opcr SO
Ndllipnen mebr ais I'M @priabr Sit
So. Dat cine @rtrabipioellne Dpn % u
8rn5ent pertbcilt llnb nod 81 &roscll
| ibrcs Mfticnfapitals III Scr Mclerpe.
Ialicner iupl len slblono
ba1tcn.
9aris, %. Sebr. Sic Mdlimlnl
oes albanilden Soafcns Sllra55p mar
lpie italieuiide 3eihnscn Iaeen, idlol
ldnsere Belt seplant, ba er ieinel
3ipcd erfiillt battc, l1dnlif) sur Ncts
| |tung bes Geltcs Der lcrbiibenslrmce 81
bicnen. Sic sStaliencr perben obcr Ser
soaien slulpna. so Mcilcn iiibli1 pol
9lras5p, nit allen &raftcu 5lt baltcl
perIudell, ba bieler Glas eilten groBcl
ltrntegilbcn @crtb babc.
| Sic gcutc in 9urns,sp.
! Ssicn, 2s. Sebr. % @tIhiit,
llmo 10000 @clrcbre lpllrbcn pun Del
Geltrcihern erbeltet, als lie 9ltra55i
lam Sonntag belcbtcn. N9ic Stalicncl
flpbcu in grDbtcr Gle lulb lieben gro:
ibe Menscn ppn @prratbcn unp Muli:
tipn Sllriief.
@cutldler Nrptc it an 9 Y
tuanl.
Serlin IS. Scbr. Geutltblaui
lbot cine ld)arfc stpte an 4nrtllsal &C
lridJtet, lporin ecscn Die Sei6laglabnl
IbeutIder Sampler olf pen Saip lul
III ct. @illccnt prpteltirt miro.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Sest mieoer Sclir Gias.

6cIir 2ia5. Scr nle5rcre D2onate BON
agenteN oc5 eSlliti8anlts il6cruad,t
mar, mc9clt pcrnutbctcr Shdtiqfeit sltr
@crlcelln9 lnIerer Observation-Disclosures
'd)cnlt leinen Sd1perpunft BON Sem
&cr. Staoten nad Nierifo perlcet 5lt
bobeL tint cinc Hcue 8cnolufioll ocQeu
ote 2cfacto Gc9ierung Garrallsas slt
bcginnen. Sic otm Stdatsalnt suocz
9an9enen seri6te 5cigeu, 6aB er cine
Armce IN lcinenl Socilnotbsit1ot Cara
ca 3lt cr9dnlliren hnfft ltno peitere
Sruppen alls ocnl iiioliten s9lcrifo lult
nd I'll ldoarcn bcabiicftigt.
= olt b i'll I'M &onuic paiIirt.
e5eaen cine bittcrc lnlo 6artudfiae
Sppoitiou pniirtc oas S5aus beute
g|1cft bos Gpilblbgct nit ciner Sc
Itinnnllna, pcld]c an Sic StcQc 0c5 ies
si9ell eieluidt5ipifens bci Der 3ohlllna
nr Den Eolttralsport an Gilenbahncll
oos u a II nj / y 1t c m lest.
Sic SiIl perbietet ausoriicflidj icoe
erb64un9 ser iebiseu Gefpicftsgren3c
pom so Gfuno fir 9otpadete. 9gr5
Goitbuo9ct fiir oos fonlnlenoc ,Sa6r lit
-atf S321,ooo,o0o feltecieRt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
&ein Mnfldnb oes nenen ltnterleetrieQs,
Nant Der ,tcAeTen oemtid)en yote ait Die It. g
Wilions ,TrieOeusreOe" I'M @rioiroatlub


er saoten iroh BIZ 9euBrten i r uu eomcrt6
banoe aber uncrGuerlid cir fir i6r .0rn3p~ ltc5er
eine @eruneen (oie en9ano2 man ncac6c Scr
@ub merne f ober betbdtien sic @escu9c onc
9roelorot ber bcidte Scir 2io, i6rcr
99cbouinn rpscr potroub in Sem nor
ohSerttarenoe Gpanrs @oI1raac otobcn 9sd6
reno Der fur5en 1e6erfa6r Serep Gin Geu gorf
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Die Mdrfte.
8robxHe.

Ghicoap, %. eyebr. Sci5cn =
1892 l'ai, 1864 ssllli.
@prn 7a3s Niai 1874 Sllli.
Soafer 1885 @iui 4o14 Sllli.
G,etreibe fir @aar: 9to. 2 rotber
ssailtter t13 til; .9so. > &oul
70: Stanoaro Safer 43.
9iuaaen !fo. . so.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

9'cuc ruiiiicfe Anleibe.
9.pnb pn, IS. 6cbr. Scr Sinanss
auslhuB Ser rllliildcn Sllma bat einl
nelle slnleibe uon slpci Wuliaroen Mltz
.bcl 5ll 512 Grpscnt genebmiet lpil
cine Nclltcrbcpeide bon Ectrugral
mcloct.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
gi,G xns %rooiFoxes.

Gbicnao 2s. ssebr. Hinouieb
3uillbr $4,000. Stiere $500 o.
so; &iibe ,,no Climber $3.25-S.25;
@Glber $S.5O-11.25.
Sdlucinc 3ufltbr $4,000. 10c
bober 5l SS.15 $50; 5uneiit 81,
SS. 55-S. 10.
Sdofe 3nillbr 10000. iselt
5u Ss.oo-s.4o; sannner 1925
11.50.
@efliiecl 15-t7c.
Butter Creamery 24K1s 33311a 11a
Gier Grima 20 PIC.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
Sein 3cid,en scr Mutb.

3u ge9inn bes aricoes lrurben in
9clbcrt, Hbeinlunb. 5 @plfsfiifell er@
nffnet, in penen tdalitl olrbldlnittltch
1000 bis 2O00 Gcrlpncn .lnentgelIlid)
9clpeilt lplmbcn. Sm Spnrmer fnrnten
lie 9eldlpllcn pcrocl lnD ilad Der
SSiepcrerDfflliln9 an Is. 9Sppcmher
6eietc cs iid, bab anlhcincno cin 8ee
biirfniB allgenblidlid) npd) nic1t nprz
liegt. Son ocn 8eSirfspflegcrn lpuroe1
500 Yeripncn fiir bic @olfsfitcbc i'll
@pridila9 scbradt, bon ocneu abcr Sic
mcilten auf cine Sbcilnabme persidS
ten lmp mn nod 15o Gcrlpncll filr
9eSenlbcr nnaemelbet lillb.
- @inber nnp 9tarren lprerhen Sic
@abrbeit, iagt man ; barllm ucrbies
tct man ibner allh 10 pit ben Munb
@er9niiglln9en, penen man cntz
lpadllcn lit, ncnnt man SDprb-iten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

= Wcrgnllgllngen Dcllcll man cnt
lpadlen lit, ncnnt man Sbprfriten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29

9 obcr, Is. Ntbf. Sncl Welltn
,mlberbalb pes paicns bon Gppcr gez
'rictb oeltcrn ser EalIagierpampfer
.uDialpia" ser Yellinllllar llnp Srien@
tai 2inic, Gin sdifi bon 12,431 Sons
llen @aHcrpcrbrangnns allf cine sMiz
nc ltnb perinnf nad faltm cincr lalbcn
iStunbe norb sem llnfal, Der iiber 100
Gcrlpncn pas &cbcn fp|tctc.
Sic vMaloia" nor crlt SanlstaQ
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-29
ejruser Ipitnicbitabl i'll sae,u gprf.

9F br ais 50 90 600. piel
leidt cine Mlillipn.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
Ve1ps fo1 Tzeatev Goers nzrd Women Readers
A BEGIN AT ANY a1Mn Her Side--and His and David Marita Problem
 
The Man With the Cigar.

ehoner after emptiness dancing when Cora had supply heart ing likely to find expression in "Ioavid O the said Woknens
  he he me position with them at $55 wee Isn't Wonderful?
  whedy to herself David would have been had
  affront to his husband  husband Without syllable David would said if he could find speak sympathy
  cruel time possible At time when himself with failed n+ion  crooned
  her cabbage and beef for him when home" would
 
 
 
  gadness betrayed enviabs He did not what keeI him rumnaon that until bulky  brighcoored ranen
 
  of guess know us' the visitor mentioned. David knew Rourke & Burke the
  the city of millions of dollars MT Temple if the right
  eaned back to watch the
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
THE SUSPECT" FADES
 OFF SCREEN TONIGHT

Anita Stewart in "The Suspect" will De shown for the last time at Keeney's $ theater this evening and those who have not yet availed themselves of the opportunity of seeing this superb phOtOplay should do so as it is the consensus of the ''nOvie'' fans of this city that 1t is one of the best plays shown here in some time. The plot of the story is laid in Russia and abounds with startling and interesting scenes as the Nihilist gang of which Anita Stewart is the recognized leader plans destruction of the high officials whom they hate.
 Tn connection with ""The Suspect" the Seig Tribune showing all latest happenings about the world and sev- eral other pictures including "BroIze But Ambitious and By Mans Law will be screened.
 The three vaudeville acts which have been gaining favorable comment from the Keeney patrons, will close their respective acts this evening. Vittorio and Georgetto, p-side-down artists have a good act, while Bond and Bond illustrate some of the lat est dancing as it is performed in the Metropolis. Helen Jackley, aerial artist, is always heartily applauded when her act terminates.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
OAK FAIR
 IS SHORT WAY OFF

It's a comprehensive affair-this big Connecticut fair at Charter Oak Park, Hartford. There will be the real old-fashioned fair features that have drawn the crowds ever since way back, including horse rac- ing and all that that means-the favorite old original Charter Oak course is in shape for the fastest time by the greatest talent in the harness racing world. Pop Geers and the rest of the big time fellows, the new half-mile track and everything that will interest the agriculturalist, and, "Gee!' 'Whoal' an exhibition of steers and oxen that will be a. regular old-timer. The entries will be made known later and they will represent the best stock for miles around. The men having this in charge have ar ranged for the best ever. Then there will be the world of free attractions, the merry midway with it's fun ga lore, the poultry and pet stock, the automobile show, the night fire works spectacle, vaudeville, banC ncerts, etc., and the Columbia
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26

visited Hartford on previous occasions with mgh-class musical productions, and several times with burlesque at fractions of the better class, is this season the owner and producer of his own company and has spared neither time, labor nor money in attempt ing to make his attraction the very thls season. His scenery has been pronounced wonderful, his costumes beautiful, and his electrical effects startling. He has surrounded himself with company of merit, including Carl Schllllng, Irish comedian; James Rome, character comedian; Max Sar- gent, juvenile; Esther De1aur nriua
 donna; Emma Anderson. character comedienne; Addie Carlson SOIL brette; Margie Wilson and Gene Carl
 son, ingenues, and Frank and Billy Finn, dancers. The book is bv Jean Bedini, and the music which is all original and specially written for Mir. Sidman's own show, is by H. Lorraine. The chorus with which MT Sidman has surrounded himself and his CO., artists, is said to be the pick of the Great White Way of the Metropolitan city, each having an individual charm and possessing fascinating and capti- vating qualities that tend towards making MT. Sidmans production the high-class attraction that it is. MT. Sidman's advent as a producer is looked forward to with pleasure by the burlesQue- loving public.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26
REVELATIONSOF A WIFE
By ADELE GARRIGON

had no computations on the score of their discomfort, for I felt that had score to settle with each of them. The way in which each took my rudeness, however, was charac- teristic of the men.
 Harry Underwood's face grew black for a minute, then it cleared and he laughed boisterously.
 You little devil,' he said. "Tl pay you for that. Ever get kissed under water? Well, that's what will hap pen to you before this day if over''
 Madge Is Punished.
 Dr. Pettit's face did not change, but into his gray eyes came a little steely glint. He said nothing, only smiled at me. But there was some thing about both smile and eyes that made me more uncomfortable than Harry Underwoods bizarre threat.
 I was so unskilled in this game of banter and filtration that I was al a loss what to say. Recklessly I grasped at the first thing which came into my mind.
 You'll have to catch me first,'' said, daringly, and turning ran swift ly out toward the open sea- I am only a fair swimmer, but the sea was un- usually calm, so that I went much farther than I otherwise would have dared
 When I found the water getting too deep for walking I started swimming As I swam I looked over my shoulder The two men were following me, both swimming easily. pr. Petit was in 
 powerful strokes, was not far behind him. I concluded that Dr. Petit had been the swifter runner, but that the other man was the better swimmer.
 As I saw them coming toward me- I realized that I had given them a challenge which each in his own way would probably take up. I was dis mayed I felt that I could not bear the touch of either mans hand.
 Tn another moment my punishment had come.
 Dr. Petit overlook me, stretched out his hand, just touched me with a caressing, protecting little gesture and said in a low tone: Don't be afraid, little girl. If you will accord me the privilege, I will see that your friend does not get a chance of full filling his threat
 I knew that he intended his words for my ear alone, but he had not counted on Harry UnderWOod's quick ear. That gentleman swam lazily toward us, saying as he passed us, with a malicious little grin:
 Better go a little slow upon that protecting -heroine-from-villain stunt. I see Friend Husband is getting a bit restless.
 He forged on into the surf, with 1cng powerful strokes that yet had the curious appearance of indolence which invests every action of his.
 Startled at his words, l looked to- ward the place where I had last seen Dicky romping in the waves with Grace Draper.
 The girl was swimming by herself. Dicxy, with rapid strokes, was coming toward us.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-26

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