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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Jeitabsno an Gediter StraRe.
Wrohartise 5eitfeier iOa bas gerbei.
iernussmerf an Der Strahe
frSnen,

Die 9cnliibunsen bes Siytb Street
9itiineb Nfcn's Club I'M gltcs
StrabenpiIaiter unb goiiIeparobe-
leud,tiing ioaen beute slbeilb oasf;
cine 5eitipitat ibre aromi,g erhnl.
ten. Die Strabe bot ifon felt ciltisei
1agen SIasgcnidyniid aneeIegt lno
beute 9Ibeno miro lie in einem Wieer
bon 2idt lif) praientireu. lin 6 ll1r
lit Seiteiien i'm 9aittenbofer Bulb.
ing, po5ii an bic bfeiblnoert @alle
errartet uerben. Sperr 5ranf 5.
3umitein, Der asraiioent Der 9ereini.
9uua, miro oils Todiinleiiter finleiren
iu.b @iirgermeiiier Yud)ta, Col. gsnL
y. McIiib uno onoere lperoen sn.-
ipradcn balten. lin 7.15 finbet ic'
oonn Dor Dem Guttenboier @ebdlioe
bic oifi5ieIle Giuipeibiing Der Der.
belicrirnaen burd oen Siirgermeiit,r
itctt. Is Miuitcn ipiiter erioIet bann
ale slmfiteIliing 5ur garaoe ino Der
Crib street @iliireb Wen's Glub,
Diain Strcet aSmpropement Inoria'
ton, foipie oerartiee 9ereinieiutsen
Don Giiie, 5iiuiter, Central sIpcmie
aim. iperoen iib III 3uge befinoen.
lin 7:l5 begirnt oann scr grobe
aarucnaI neblt Sansperglriigilngen
Ino aon5ert OIL Ger SefJiteu Strate,
sIpiifen gine unb Walni,t, mo Der
aai,Sc Sauare lit bem Yergnii9en elm.
aerdumt, cas- bis nm Die @iiiter
nadtsitiu,be ipdbrt. @dbreno Der go.
robe iinbct grobes 5euertuerf itatt.
Serncr tpcroen i'm 2aufe bes slbenbs
Die 4reiie pertheilt, Die fir bic 6eit.
aelorirten Sdaufeniter ai,sseiest
luor0eu jit0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28


DiIion Grgert lid abeI
bic GnsIdnOer unb ebenio 2aniing
0as iie perftimmt, lit bic &onferenJ
ipel4e enslii9e bipIomatii9e geamts
nit Reip gorter guntiers betreffs Der
poit3enIur fiibren. Der graiioent unf
Der Setretdr iinD Der 4nji9t, baB pes
Der bic enslil9en 9eamten nod bic
9antiers befuet iinb, cine ipIde SION:
feren5 absubaIten unb es lpiro 9in3u,
sefiist, bab bas StaatssSepartement
ieosm in Der aonferen5 getrOffener
uebereintommen 3uitimmung unS
Inertennuns periagen pirb, neil es
pis bereits eripdbnt, Der Jorm mad
bD4ft unsebDrig 1T uub in Der EDDIE
niat befrieoisenb, ba bic an Ger
Ronferens betbeiIieten 8antiers, gu
tpelden natiirlid Ntorsan sebOrt, Bios
cine Mailberung Der poit5eniur I'M Sns
tersiie Der enslii6en 9iegieruns unb
ni4t bes ameritanii den 9pltes psrlans
gen perben. Sn ibrer 9rutalitat iino
ndmlid bic GnsIdnosr 10 nett geeans
gen, baB lie ii6 ielbit bur6 Die 3saiur
gei4Goiet, inbem lie Die @riefs ibrer
Santiers in ylep Yort aufgebalten
baben. 9ieie ibnsn ieIbit Iaapli9s
Summbeit poGsn bic GnglGnoer lpies
Der gut maaen aber fir bas iibrig.
ameritaniI I4e 9OIt ioq Die 3enIur IN
sehinbert peiter beiteben. Wlit BEN
Ierser ieboA, ben Wilion unb Can
ling empfmoen, piro niats gsbeHert.
Sic miihen enoIi9 nit Sbaten ben
Gnglanbern 5eioen, bab iie bic amcrii
tanii6e Regierung niat nit 9erads
tuHg itrafen unb bas ameritanii6e
Bolt mad geliebten unterbriiden oirs
zen. Der praIioent bat ii6 bonn &nns
grsb eiuen &niippel geben laFen. Wos
rum brauat er ibn ni9t? Sanbelt es
iia I'm ni9ts dls elm DablmanoDer2
Wenn bas Die gbii4t lit, 10 eri6eiut
Der 5dui6ungspsrTu9 albern. 9as
amerituHii4e 8Ot perTOlgt bic &c.
palttbatsn Srobbritanniens nit
Spannuns unb 4erser unb tpsnn bs-
prGiibent ni6t balb sttpas t6ut, um
anier 2ano pon ieiner sauad gu be-
freien, 10 pirb er ben @srba6t niat
beieitigen tDnnsn, OuB er ii6 bic 9oGz
matten pom SOnSreb nit Der offsns
tunbisen Q6ii4t bat se6sn IaiIsr, iis
nibt gu benuben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
II franaOiif2sn abldnitt fanb.n

@efcd,te mir in benz iind) Sltelt ga
ridlt,ten 1bciI itatt. @eionoers lpud)
| tis iGcint elm tieIeegliebertcr Sicl
in Der @eaeno BON Wialtrepas. lin
oitIid) bon Sorbecoiirt. aelpcien 81
iein, ser ebeiio pereebliG perlief ipi'
cir anoerer aui oeni red)ten Connie
iicr BEL Dem @eboft Dtonarlt, oltl,d
Der Tcrfititte pen Sem.
@Ieifarti0e 9cridtc fcinnien aus
Sem Siten bon tem I'll bli6en slb
idnitt Der gerbiinbeten. $50 tci
@inS ansriff erIitt er cine Sdlappe
llniere OberIte Seercsleihius aibt 81
@cginn oes neuen, 3lpeiten Wlonats
eine lleberiidlt Der grfolee uno DC!
Soften an Wtenid)en, iueld)e rie grcbI
SficiTipe Sen GneInnbern iinb Sran
5nien eebraHt bat. 100000 gnglill
tcr nnb et.pa 10000 1rn5oicr
mutten bIuten, nm Die Geittid,en alli
elmer Strefe bon % ailonefer 0urf'
ifalittliG} A ailometer 5uriif3llorin'
gen. gairsenbs lit bic b.utide 5ront
Snrdbrod)en, mr. GinbeiIlungen 5cial
lie als Grsebn:b oieier 5etatOmber
inio zines aeraoc3u :lneebeilerIifci
@hlnitions.Giniares. 1usu aibt az
@aa, bem anoreiier aar feine slnS'
iid;te crf eine Mcnouna 81 ieincli
@uniten. Sirter Der poroerftcn Sinic
bir bie ge,tider iett einuefJmcn, ii,S
ncie Spiieme BON @rdben. llnteritan'
cen mnb @attcrieitelIunaen ertlieib
ocn, Die ben beutiden Sriippen Oic
Moalid,feit gepIbreh jeSem ipeitercn
ieinSIiben 9erilpb erioIgreif, 81 be-
gcgnen.
slls ole Oeititen Die Spcrationen
bei Gerbun begornen beren Slpef elm
aan3 anocrer al ein Giird,brud, mar,
batten iie naA pier @ohen mebr aIs
ecppcIt 10 niel 8eIarbc seponn,g,
nrc Sem @eianuniDerllrit Don &C, 0,on0
Wlsnn itano elm iolder Der Sran3oiei
nou minbeitens 100.000altann ae3eit'
iiber. gPit Der lroSten aratranitren.
1ung ,par Der 1enleiniome slngriif
Scr GngIanber unb sSrau5oien on
slncre l,no SoilnHe bis ms seringItc
rorbereitet ipcr6en. Wian glaubtc in
9pnSon unb 4ars, cine Shirmflutb
perSe iiber bic 6eltifen Stcaunssn
iorftiirSen, iobnIo Ge Gd,leuien ae'
cfntet ieien. &ber Der Boeenidppaa
p,ritsiiutte, uno Die beiitid)e Maacr
belt Itano, mr. cine oiinne Sdndt
war BON ibr oeuiiieu. Garii5er fen.
ncu ale 81 groBen ergebniiien aif.
eebauidjten fIei,eu Gin5el. i,nb SbeiI.
criolge nift mebr tailid)en. Selbit
Der bartnddisite HOpf in Gnslanb uno
Sranfreih mug anerfennen. baB nad,
Dier @od)en fdtperiter adrrpie Die
TriIppen Der 9uubessenoifen MIR
riapeiertIi6 porparisaefoulnen iin0.
&eit iit nod Der gSee Bis sur Raas
ober Gem Mcin, ben Der iider or.
sparfetc Sieg ben perbiinoeten Seeren
crid,lieBen ioIIte, unb in nelitrcIcIi
SIdticrn bat man idon gerehnr,nger
argeitsat, miepieI Sabr5ebnte bic
eneldnoer imo Sran5oien gebrn,iden
ipiirseu, I'M on Der beutiden @re,Be
an5ufommen. Troyocm miro bas blu.
tiac Singer weiteraeben. berr bic
Dtadtbnbcr in Baris imb SonSon
miiiien alIes oroniesen, nm ii6 mir
ielbit 81 baIteu. dnoern meroen lie
au sius9ans oaourd nidts. (a. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

Der BON @ilion in ieinsm
5eimatbsitaat 10 Drinsenb empfObleuc
Seperber fir ben 9unoes@Senat 1T
bel ben |rimdrtpablen unterlegen uno
sfpar unter elmer canine DON Stmms
Setteln peri6iittet tporbsn. Saraus lit
gu erIeben, fpis unbeliebt WilIpn in
ieiHem eigenen Staate 1T unp au5 ipels
der &iatuns Der pOlitii4e Winb
ipebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

Die 2onboner 9ert6 E
iiber bic ginnabme pon Gombles iino
bur4aus nidt in iiberi9pGnsli4em
Sone gebaIten. @s pirb ssiast, bab
nit GombIes blps eine poiition sez
noutmen uorben lit unb bab ..o4 Baz
paume unb Yerpnne genommen peroen
miiifen, I'm BON .einem peientli6en
@rfolge" reoen gu f0nnen. gber ielb't
ipenn bus errei4t porbsn 1T, beItdnoe
Der 8erluit fir Die Seuti9en in einem
Sebiet ppn 140 Suuoruts8ilometer,
mas, i'm 9erglei6 gu bem 9ebiet. bas
nod erpbert perben muB. bO9it ses
rinsfiigis 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Spnueritag, ben 2S. september 1916

Wenn bic gnsldnber ipis;
Der oas 9ebiirfnib empfinben, einell
yeriut our groberuns Der Sitiee 81
MAIDEN, iinp iie bDfli4ft einseiaben.
Die peutide 5lotte, bic ibren in rer
S4la6t an Staeerad erlittenen
@6aben aussebefert bat, best ben
iebnlihiten @unih, pieDer Elm babies
9usenb ensliids S9la6ti6iffe in
llnterieel6iffe su perpanoeln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

Ser ehemuIige Souuernsur
Serrid ertldrt bic Insaben bes Dempz
tratiI9en &pmmittees DON Sbio, bab
er am Waifeni9a6ier NIT ben Qaiirz
ten betbeilist lit, fir cine srobe 4iiee.
Gr tpurbe pobl eriudt, fir eine Sir
ma BON Waffenfabritanten ais Sroter
3u fungiren, le9nte bas aber ab, neil
er aus Dem Gleno uno ben S4redeu
bes &rieses teinen gtuBen Sieben
pollte. Sas bemptratii4e Staats@
Sommittee sreift gu ioI9en @erbGhz
tigungen republitanii9er &anbibaten,
tpeil bic purtei ii6 in Der bO4it unz
,:nsenebmen Gage befinbet, oab ihr
Sberbuupt bic 8affenlieferuns an bic
9lliirten ni6t einmal als Wittel gs=
gen bic grutaIitGt Der Gnsldnbsr se-
een unIer 2anb perbieten min. lin
bic 2lufmertiamteit bon bieIer unans
senebmen Sbatia6e ab5uIenten, perz
iu4t man republitaniI6e &onbibaten
als Wiiti4uloise an5uihtpGraen, audi
fpenn ale gere4tigung ousu fsblt. Gs
pirb mad Dem Spru6 se6anbelt:
SIMMER tapfer perldumben; etpas
Lblei6t bod tleben". 2lqein bic energi=
icbe gntiport beg Serrn Serrid be-
peiit, oab iOl6e Suttit in ieineu
Sale ii6 ni9t betpG9ren pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Die 9ilanS Der Sifeniipe Der
4tiirtem.
100000 Gnaldnoer uuo 5ran5oiei!
nriihten blpten Inn % aiIomeier
Tie engIiidsfransoiiihe Siisr.
fipc Gin Seblidlag.

gtur on cia5eIneH SteIIen lit es
5piihcn Nncre pnD CONNIE am 2t
3itIi au iharferen @eiefacn gefon.
men. in Die Der groBe slugriif rom
80. SuIi a,lsflang. @eitlid, oes
Contemporaries. .. \. 5itli6 Der rcn
g'a5ertin.IeB eBetit @artinpuid iii9.
renten Strabe rporen aiif elmer if,ina.
Ier Strede e1aliibe gruppen in
beutife @raben einsebringeh obne
i;a aber barin baIten 81 fonuen. @ild
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Ans Der yuubesb

Das GlaptCn 2tniitruIlgsIeb tritt am
15. Sttober in aratt. - 0aFsIbs
btrifft bic 3uiammsnfsbuns be-
8anibirsttorate. - Die Weisbsit
bes 5nnbelsminiiters - 18.50O,s =
600 SduIlinDer i'm aanbs. - giis
4eraussabsn fir i.bss aiHb iino
80 geuts i'm Sabr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

puniht. aBenn baber WiIfon gelpdbtt
ipsrben iolltc, 10 pare bas 9euti6z
tbum in ben Der. Staaten fir immer
berlorsn. DAP Sacob Wilis, Der ims
mer elm beutfder @rltsmann iein
lpollte, bas niat einiiebt, 1T tefrems
benb - pielleiht au6 niht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

z. ~. sed)ler, Usoline, 81; 3. ~
Si,nter, Cincinnati ,nb 3.
Gbrens, CT. 2oiiis; Wlitglie0 be
SruIieesRatbs Der 9ehnif4en S&uIey
Ianicl Z. Wilion, u. q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28
Wenn Semanb lid iiber Der

~ " ~ az " ivy noSt wa
4ebietsperluit BEL Gombles beunrubi-
gen lullte, 10 mag Golden gum sroite
geiast perben, DAB Die Seutiben BET
9erbun boppelt 10 piel 9ebiet 9enom.
men ba5sn, ais ibnen bel Gumbles perz
loren sesanssn lit. sllein anseiicbts
Der 5batiade, bab nod Der srDbte
5bsil bes nDrblihen 5rantrei6s uno
gang 9elsien Iih in oeutIhen Sanben
befinbet, bat bic HGumuns bon
Gombles fait gar feline 9eoeutans.
4nbers ipdre es getpeien, bate Der
Yerluit bon Gombles cine 3ermnls
mung bes beutihen Seeres Sur Solse
gsbabt. Sas bebauptsn aber nibt eir=
NAL bic 4aiirten. Barrier Sepei6en,
bic bod ii6srlid ben 9erluIt bes 5einz
bes eber gu sroB, als gu tleiu anseben
lpiiroen, ieBen bic 3abl Der Bel
COMPLIES in 9efangenihatt seratbenen
9eutI6en auf 5000 bis 1000 an, mas
bod teins 9erni6tuns bes beati6en
!9esres bebeutet. Wis bic @nsldnber
ielbft iasen, baben tie ieDe Wo9e in
Der felt benz l. Suli bespnnenen Sfs
feniioe sinen 8erluit Don 10000
Mann sebabt, mas fir Sp0lf @pden
100000 Maln maht unb bann iinp
bic @erluite Der 5ranoOien gar ni6t
einsere4net. mas uniere seitern ausses
iproaene 9(niidt beitdtigf, bub bic
aaiirten lid, gu sope iiegsn. g0ir
haben nidt ben minbeitsn 3,peifel, bab
bic Seuti6en nod einise ailometer
lpeiter suriidfpeihen tperben, big bic
Sample i'm Often burd bic Wittez
runssDerbdltniiie gum Sti[litanb tom>
men, aber big oabin tperben bic @lIiirs
ten i'm Weiten no6muls 100000
Wann perloren baben unb pDllig ers
idiittert iein, iObulb Die Seuti6sn
ibrerfeits bic SffeniiDe erDffnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-28

Sacob Wtllig i3idt uns aIz
beuti6er 9ertreter bes bemotratiI6er
ytationalsaommittees eine 3uidrift,
porin er Demotratii6e 2iteratur an
bietet, bic. pie er iast, uuf bic Seurs
ihen fpirteu iolle, bab iie ni4t Glos
dIs 9euti6e, ionoern audi ais Imes
rituner ii6 BEL Der prdiibentenpabl
betbeiligen. alio Sacob itimmt nit
gBiIIon oarin therein, baB bic Seut>
ihen fir 2lmerita ni4ts iibrts bahen
uuO aIs 2anoesfeinbe gu tlaffiflSirsn
lnO. Was SacOb bepeiien nil, bab
per segen Wilion itimmt, tsin qmeri,
taHer ift, ldBt ii6 leiht ptberlessn, Gs
lit eine S6ma6 fir ieoen ameritauer.
gleIdpiel Db BON oeutiher ober ionftii
ger 4bitammung, Oab Prd'ioent Diis
ion Den gngldnoern seitattet, ben
omeritaniIaen Sanbel nit neutralsr
&Gnoern gu unteroriiten; ebsnio III ss
eine S6ma6 fir jeben Qm.rifansr,
bab Der Prdiibsnt bic 8erdubuns Der
ameritanii6en poit burd bic @nslGns
Der geitattst, ni4t minber lit es cine
@6ma6, oaB englii9sn geamtsn se'
ftattet tpirb, SpbeitsreAte auf ameri>
tuHiIcbem gOoen aus5uiiben. 9ab oas
erIaubt pirb, benefit, oaB Elm Dent
fher iein 4meritanertbum niht beNer
betuHoen lam. als inoem er aeaen
BtIipn ittmmt. Des Wsiteren' lit NOD
bic gemertuns am PlaBe, baB Dtlion
Die Oeutfden in cine Sage g,tra6t
bat, pelde ibusn feine Wabl ldBt, als
segen ibm Stellung au nebmeH, felbis
fpenn er in anoeren Dtngen einnarbBz
frsi mare, mas aber ni'h. Der 5cl: lit.
9BiliDn bat bic Deutf6en a6ii1tlif
'beleioigt, bat ousbriidli6 ertlGrt,
bab er ibre lnteritiibuns nttti
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12

part would suppose man to be utterly unlike Spirit and forever subject to material sense and law.
 Christian Science begins by deciar- ing God alright and then certainly but with true humility declares that man and the universe are and for ever have been the likeness of per feet and eternal Mind, or God. It eX- plains that human thought has sup posed God to be manlike, whereas the true man is gOdlike, or like in- finite Mind. In fact, the reasoning and also the conclusions of Christian Science about God and His creation are diametricaily opposed to the in ferences of material sense. since Christian Science reasons deductively and from spiritual basis. while ma terial sense thinks inductively and draws it's conclusions from the fleet ing and changing phenomena of nor tai existence
 For instance. human reason declares that man is the image and likeness of God. and then forms it's concept of God from what it knows of ma terial man. thus supposing God to be a glorified man. whereas Christian Science declares that God is infinite good and is also infinite Mind or in telligence and therefore concludes logically that man must in reality be like infinite good, or infinite Mind, and thus the material man is not man al all but is only the human or false sense of man. Christian Sci ence proves that this is true by us ing this knowledge of the true God and of the true man to deliver the mortal man from his self imposed wrong thinking. the resultsi of which are sin, disease, and death.
 Mrs Eddy thus states of God and of His creation that "all is infinite Mind and it's infinite manifestation tScience and Health. D. 46S). and as human thought grows in it's under standing of God. it will eventually be seen what scientific and comere- hensiVe statement this is, It means perfect God and perfect man, the kingdom of heaven at hand; if means divine reality all. and human belief nothing To Christian Scientists it is
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12

abundantly manifest that> this revela- tion of God, and of what being really is, alone can free mankind from it's superstitious fears and beliefs about God and His creation.
 UnreIiability and Origin of Physical
 Sense
 We'll, some one may say. And how will this help me, and what about the creation We see all around us as ma you again that Christian Science teaches. in complete accordance with the Scriptures, that a knowledge of what is true alone can help mankind permanently. and also that to arrive at a perception of what is true it is necessary to look not at the things which are seen by the physical senses, for the things which are seen by these senses are temporal: but at the things which are not seen. for the things which are not seen are eter- nal. that is are spiritual and inde structible and therefore all impor-. tant. In fact, Christian Science in sists that to understand God and spir- ltudl IleillS one IiiuSl ItlN NllbIiN oii right thinking or spiritual sense, and never on physical sense testimony.
 Even for the things which are seen, however. Christian Science has an eX- planatiOn. and this the explanation given by Christ Jesus himseli in ac- cordance with which Christian Sci ence states. and proves through heal ing the sick and the shining. that the ma terial creation with all it's woes and discord, is false sense of creation and is based on q nisunder- standing of God and His creation: that this false sense of being has neither permanence nor reality: that it is the supposed activity of the so- called carnal mind opposed 10 the one infinite Mind, God. which is of course an impossihility. since infinite Mind can Mve no opposite. Il explains that this spurious mind is. in the words of Jesus. "a murderer from the beginning" that he abode not in the truth because there is no truth in him." that when he speaketh a lie.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12

That the Christian lecture that subject delivered a presented his subject clear and
  of
  Mother Church. The sa 1T
  teachings the preach delveance
  teesing fact Christian of
  activities of Truth those which he
  of thousands be Truth sim, This lee the of of in it
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12
THE PRAYER IF UNDERSTANDING. MESSAGE IF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
 SUBJECT 0F DOORLYS LECTURE

Growing Interest In This Community Shown By Large Attendance At Elks.Last Night When Lecturer John W. Doorly of Leeds, England, Spoke On ''New-old Religion, Which Comes Now Again As Foretold By the Hebrew PrOphet
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12
You Are Welcome at The Christian Science Reading Rooms

maintained by First Church of Christ Scientist of Phoenix and which located NI Building First daily also Tuesday and Friday evenings from public
 
 Science p addition the Science Health ures and other writings Christian Science Mary Eddy there publications Publishing Christian weeky Science
  70 mail order
 Christian Science Reading Room 221-223 NoI Bldg. Christian Science church Music North Central day evening testimonial meeting, m
Arizona republican., 1916-04-12

(Continued on Page Eight
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12
"Stunt Fest" Tonight.

The "Stunt Fest" the big benefit
concert for the benefit of the Associ-
ated Charities of Leon, will be pre-
sented at the opera house this even
ing under the direction of Mrs.
Gretchen Myers Coen, of Creston.
Fifty-one persons will take part in
the big program, and the entertain
ment will be one to please everybody.
Admission is 25 and 35 cents, and
reserved seats are on sale at Cher
ringtons The following is list of
those who appear on the big pro-
gram:
Dr. Woodmansee, Lloyd Smith, Les
ter Hutchinson, Mrs. j. A. Caster, Ed
ma Biggs, Forest Grimes, Marjory
Mullinnix, Ardes Woodard, Nancy
Kemp, Marcia Wallace, Freda Fer
rim, Cecille Grimes, Alma Kindblade,
Ruth Shields, Barbara Penniwell,
Maurine Penniwell, Margaret Smith,
Leslie Grimes, Mida Bradley, Kath-
rine Hurst, Bobby Lindsey, Billy
Lindsey, G.. Ancel Barry, Chas. Howe,
Helen Harvey, Florence Harvey, Max
Kopp, Howard Worley, Margaret
Louise Stout, Georgia May Penni-
well, Marion Grimes, Chas. Simpson,
William Aiken, Mildred Merwln,
Maurine Merwin, Sarah McKern,
Fern Estes, Dorothy Osborn, Lucille
Kemp, Martin Biddison, Forest Hag-
an, Robert Grouse, Myron Howe,
Harold Marsolf, Ralph Tansey, Mrs.
Robt. Shular. Mrs. Anna Grimes,
Mrs. Port Bowsher, Paul Caster,
Gretchen Myers Coen.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12
Did You See tile Balloons Sunday

Many people in Decatur county
saw three big balloons which pass
ed Leon about O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. They started from. Muskogee,
Oklahoma, Saturday evening at 5
o'clock in the national endurance
race, there being six starters. One
balloon came down near Muskogee
that evening, st. Louis No. 1 landed
near Macon, Mo-, the "White" landed
near Sheldon, Iowa, Sunday fore
noon, the Uncle Sam" landed at
Cascade, Iowa, near Dubuque Sun
day afternoon at go, having travel
ed $40 miles as the crow flies, when
their gas gave out. One balloon, the
est. Louis" has never been sighted
since it left Muskogee, and fears are
entertained for Capt. John Henry, of
ST. Louis.
The three balloons were not very
high up when they passed over Leon,
and the occupants tried to talk to
various parties but they could not
be understood. A few years ago two
balloons which started from Kansas
City passed over this county, and
there must be some attraction for
them up this way.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12
A Great Religious Movement.

All of the churches of Leon are
uniting in a simultaneous campaign
for the salvation of souls. These
meetings will begin on next Monday
night with each pastor in his respec-
tive church. The closing service will
be Nov. 49,, which will be a union
service. The place where it is to be
held, to be announced later. A word
to all church people, who may be in
terested in other things: 1t is not our
purpose to fight lodges or clubs, for
we believe in them, our only thought
is to help you along this particular
line, to- be of larger service. So we
will ask people directly interested in
this work to lay aside for these meet
ings as mpch as possible for one
month. After we have put forth a
strenuous revival effort then we may
turn our attention in part to social
and fraternal things. Don't forget!
Everybody goes to church next Mon
day night. There will be meetings
on the street, also prayer meetings
in the homes.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-10-12
IDLE HOUR SPECIALS.
Theda Bara in "Sin' Friday, and
Marguerite Clark in 1.-THE Pretty
Sister of JOSEF Monday,

The feature play at the Idle Hour
on Friday of this week is Theda Bar4
the most hated of all movie actresses,
who appears in the five reel feature
play, "Sin," one of the best of her
plays. Matinee at O'Clock, first
night show at 7:15. Prices 10 and
ID cents.
On Monday the Idle Hour starts
the famous Paramount pictures, and
the opening picture brings that pop
ular little actress, Marguerite Clark
in the celebrated romance, "The Pret-
ty Sister of Jose." There can be no
better pictures bought than the Para
mount, and the Idle Hour will give
their patrons the best on the mar
ket
In the title role of "The Pretty Sis
ter of Jose," Frances Hodgson Bur-
nett's charming romance of old Spain
and Maud Adams former starring ve-r
hicle, the dainty star, Marguerite
Clark, attains one of her greatest
serene triumphs. The role is one inss
which every resource and power of
the magnetic little star is brought
into effective play, and she takes the
fullest advantage of her many emo
tional opportunities. AS the tiny, ex-
quisite Spanish girl of thousand
moods and whims, who has vowed
never to lose her heart, but who,
when finally conquered by the hand
some Sebastiano, loves truly and de-
votedly, Miss Clark is utterly incom-
parable, and denotes exceedingly we'll
the struggle in the girls heart to
maintain naughty demeanor toward
the man she has learned to adore,
while longing to yield to the impulses
of her love. With her fascinating
dark beauty and charming grace of
form and motion, Miss Clark is excep-
tionally adapted to the role of the
dainty little dark eyed belle of Ma
drid: The scenic environment of
California, where the subject was
produced, lends itself faithfully to
the atmosphere of the story, and its
rapidly changing development, with
its wealth of color and romance, has
resulted in thoroughly unusual and
picturesque photo play.
Matinee at 8. O'Clock, first night
show at 7:15. Prices are 10 and Is
cents