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geb Margififtet.

ga pilt bar Si0en mange Sell
Slpgten tuiinb 8reit;
ilaa 611> Der ibinger SugtenS @leil,
fun til al Siertens 2Dltl
&nn @arbetan6 og Sioleliern
ej gipre 1pit / Marfens @e6,
ioa ippt / NeDen, brug sit 89rn,
% iloa for 6o6e ne6l
Ser trpnger til at aDeS flint
/ Donmarfs febe Mnl6
for &bif og &ejre, Corn % &lint
blanot &ornets lpie @nl6;
men Mgren bar 6og @re6e enc,
11oar Col og @96e fommer til,
og Der CT enbnu Ylaos for 6en,
ser iaa % begne bill.
90 bber Gong Marets @offer gaar,
i @inter1torm og @l11b,
pi be6, en- Splitting re0e ltaar
til Scamp for &aorens Stub,
en-. @agt at Marfe11s taDie Crop,
Ser Bigger op Bag &egn og SlaQ
bpor o1t % ieg CAB 9@bret op
% ingen uobei 1oa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

- Sfrio efter 8rpbennm,ner
al bette 8Ia6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

bbis Dpgtigbeo og @dns for 6et
Sffentltges @el forlenglt for itaaet
fin @rpbe.
81anot 6e 5oger, iom bill fonnme
til @eban61ing, og iom oil blipe
gjort til @jen1tano for 2obgibning,
fan +. @fs. npb11es: M6minil tratio=
men al @tatens 2an61trefninger =
coer tire Milioner McreS - rbDre
Mpng0er S6m1nerlon6, Mineralria<
BONNIE etc., alt / alt ifal ser tages
Sc ltemmel1e o1goaen6e @pr6ier, ser
ant Haas til min61t 200 Millioner
9ollars. @n6bi6ere 1fal Drainage
9pitem" 6rpftes, &ejforbe6ring og
Acknowledgements ifol beban6les;
5oritbeien pg &eifDttel1e moo
@fobbran0e oil pnofrebe mege11
Spm9rfi ombeo, og @tatenS @folez
bel en oil blibe toget UNDER ngjc
Sberbelel1e.
Sen fommen6e 9amling bill oes=
noen be1fipftige fig me6 5p9rgs=
maa1et ONT at gj6re 5fottebDroen
min6re ioa bel font me6 Mnliggen-
Der, Der benberer UNDER @un6be6sz
beienet.
Com mon fer, er set ct bigtigt
og omfatten6e &rogrm, fom ifal
l6ges %giennemf6rt, og bette ct fun
be0 at beige til u@peofer"
en- Man6 meo rig @rforing, of al
minoelig anerfjen6t 9pgtigbe6 %
me6 en- flor og leben6e 6plelle al,
Dborleoes SolfetS Snteres1er tjenes
be6it og MET birfningsful6t. @n 1aa-
0an Mm6 bar utbe &on1e" / @bar=
les s. 8ar11er fra Mitfin.
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@fan6inapilf 11nberbisnina.

Baitor 5enrif Hlambecf / Mari-
nette, @iS. giber 6aglig en- &lasie<
time / ifan6inabiife Sprog / 8Dens
u&igb Scbool", bbor BON nn6erbiier
atten unge Menneifer. Set er nn6et
Mor, at 6enne nn6erbisning tilbp=
6es, og Ser iDneS at bore 1tigen6e
for ben. S Sior Ieoe6es
Ben ffanoinobiife un6erbisning al
en- norff Breit 1eri @pen.
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O., u. y.

@n6elig = en6elig b1eD 6e 6onitz
beltin6iffe Ger lolgt til 6e Soreneoe
Stoter, og 1i6it / San11ar ooerrpf<
fes Ser &ammerberre @run en- Mn=
bisning pan 25 Milltoner amerifon=
ife Collars / @ul6, bborefter @tierz
11eba1tneret beiies paa ct. SbomoS,
ct. @roir og ct. San.
Derme6 er Sp6rgsn1aolet cfter
mango &paler og @jertbor6igbe0er
bragt 16 al 8er6en.
@on6elSmnsiigt eller i%n6ultrielt
1et bar 9erne enonl1 life flor Seer
81 for 6ereS M @iere;; men set
bill 6og bore interesiont at f9lge
me6 l16biflingen / 8eltin6ien / Sc
rGrmcit fp1gen6e @or for at ie> ONT
Uncle 5am fan faa iamme go6e 9fe=
1tltnt at 1T OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Inn1 +. CTS. pao @bilippinerne eller
poa @11bn.
Sg set bill funne paaregne megen
0pnt9rf1ombe6 at 1ommenligne Set
fommen6e &oloniltpre me6 SEN 6an~
lfe Misregiering> 9erne bar peret
@ien1ta11o for giennem mango Mar.
Mf Sc 0plpsntnger, iom frennfom
bc6 Sen bel ti116iife %&ommiSftons off
bgringer / &iebenbaon, fremgaor Set
meo imponeren6e &p6eligbe6, at
9anmorf life bab6e mere &egreb
ON oloni=M6miniitrotion ems, hi
Dab6e ner lagt, Manoen / Maa=
men.
Set bor 6erfor paa beie Gi6> at
Ell Soronoring ifete, og 5alget til
Sc 6orene6e 5tater bar ob1olnt at
foretreffe for @alget til noger a11-
Sen Mogt.
Set Dor og1na bette, Mmerifo 1eln
bab6e fit 0pmerflombe6 benle6t
paa: @f1l6e Sc be1tinoiife Ser / Set
bele taget 1fifte 8eii66ere> maatte
bet nnogaaes, at europeiif Magt
c%rbberbe6e 6em. Mon tpnfte notltr~
big bele &i6en = n6ene inIt at iige
oct rentu6 pan Spiflan6, bbis
Naboffab / mellemmerifan tie @gne
poa Sorboan6 betegne6es iom alt
on0et ems 6nifeligt.
@oale6es maatte set blibe flor,
po1itiife fremfor fommercielle &en-
Ipn, Ser 6iftere6e Mmerifas 8n1fe
ONT at fi6be Sc 6anife Ger, og be-
trogter mon Salget, iom bet mi TO-
religger, fumes man i @r11n6en, at
begge Starter ltaar fig meget p9nt
be6 Gronsaftionen, i6et Donmmf
foar en- &ris, Ser er iaare b6i og
Mmerifa erbberber ct Eerritorinm,
Ser bar flor 8etp6ning pad @runb
of fin 8eliggenbe6.
SIT 6is1e omtum1e6e Ger 6esu6en
I 2ebet af ct Morti eller ioa bi1
biie fig at bore en- ioli6 Sn6t9gtS-
fil6e for Mmerifa, fan mon banife~
ligt tbible ON, 11aar man fjen6er
li6t til amertfmif Soretagiombe6
90 &on6els1ni1le. 81 ipnor Beitin6i-
en- en- gploen -Sremti6 og bp6er
8ernes &efolfning @elfommen /
set amerifanIfe 8orgerifabs Celeb
6erl
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TrpnauaralPr.

5iOen bin b1ltorl1te tolbte 9e=
een1ber, ba &igsfanIler b. 8ab~
zr1orn=&ollmeg oplplte @er6en ON,
at EDiflan6 r1t bar parat til at
lutte Sre6, er 5pergsmaalet tilip=
nelooenoe fonrnet 1in 26sning nar=
mere ems 11ogen- Sin6e fpr.
Man erinorer, at set tp1fe Sill
BUD bleo 1terft for69mt fra fienot<
Zig SIDE, og at @nglan6s &remier=
mini1ter CAB ct miolertibigt @par,
Ser bnr iaale6es affattet, at @ejen
til m11lige l1n6erban6linger fife belt
Heb 1tnnget.
Dmtrent 1omti6ig rne6 6en' engel-
tie Mini1tertale n6len6teS &rGlioent
@il]ons Mote til 6e frigSfgrenoe
Mogter, lom, / Mennelfebe6ens &el-
ferbsi>1tereSie , anmo6e0es ONT at
flargi6re 6eres Stil1ing oberfor
5pprgsmaolet ON Sre6. 8reitoen=
ten frembabeoe ombDggeligt, at ban
life tilbe6 Megling eller forellog
~Gre6, me11 at ban fun 6nifeoe at
ean1tille EN- forbere6en6e 11noerl6gel=
Ne; me6ens bans Wotiber lite I'M
6erfaite0es nogen iom Delft Sbibl,
bafte bo1s s&enben6elie Dog megen
>M%isforn6jelie / Sc Mlliere6es So
be0t96er og S11bel blan6t Central
magterne, font ber 1aa set tp1fe
BreoStilbu6 froftigt nn6erbpgget al
oe ne11trole 2onoes Ie6en6e @tats<
,oberbobe6.
On britiff Srontale i fi6ite uge
undergraduate / nogen Maa6e Ei1i-
ben til, at Sreoen fun6e 1luttes mi,
aoet 6en energiif faitilog, at &riger
maatte f6res til @n6e, in6til 6ens
MaoI Dor 11aaet. Men life 6elto
min6re b6rtes 6og %betp6elige
MGnos &elter / England og Sranf-
rig, iom maneoe til rolig 9berbeiel-
ie al Broblemet om Sreo.
De Mlliere6e bar en6nu ifffe nf-
1enot 6eres en6elige @bor pqo set
fDffe .6reostilbuo, og set Tan 1e n6,
iom on &piflo16 gnffe6e at fore
gribe &egibenbe6ernes Gong be6 /
$irS6ags at 1en6e ct @bar poo Bre=
fioent @ilions- Note og fore lao
Som1nenfaloelien ,of en- &onferen-
&c, bborti1 bbert enfelt f%rigsf6renoe
2an6 ffal ien6e &epreientanter.
Sen tDfe @ote ipecificerer life life,
-bbilfe Spgaber en- 1ao6on @%onferer-
zee 1fuloe forigge at l9ie, og betegner
ben rneo Slio lite font en- Sreosfon-
terence: Set mao bel bore Sent
1igten at 1gge opnaoet en- Eilfien6e-
-gibelie at 6e @rop, Ser TITLES fra
thegge 5ioer, 90 nim6fpnIigt er set
lite, at 5a11r1te1fomiten bil6e blibe
'e1tsbdpoer1oe meo miolerti6ig @aa-
iben5tiIitnn6.
&borom a1ting CT: @rigen bor al
brig f6r ipnteS at bore fin Mfflut-
ming lao t1Rr font nj. Og flint i1<
tet o%efinitibt foreligger, bborpoa
Greospet111er fan bpgge 6eres Trem<
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

Haa en- 9aoreun1tolt bleb ser ri11=
get itGrft poo Bortfloffen mi6t ON
Ndttc11. Yortbagten itnf 9obeoet uo
og fpnrgte: uSba6 CT Ser paa Seer
Beg"
u9(a, fan Ser fife fomme en- 2qge
biem, min Man6 er plu6lelig blebet
itn6siDgl"
uSbo6bebager, fer miot ON SCOT
tenl SON mno 10 bore tosl etl"
Gu 8on6e fommer til 8pen og
foniulerer en- ber6mt 8rofeslor for
en- 8enli6el1e.
&%rofeS1oren: uSSeg ipnteS nof Sc
fun6e babe baffet Deres S966er!"
8on6en: so, oct 1ag6e Dofto-
rem 6erbjemme ogiaa, men leg tent
te, leg bil6e Dog fgrit raaof6re mig
meb en- &apocitet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
@e6 u@pIben @ate"

Dr. Mar Senius bor forleoen /
Gan SranciSco, bbor ban 6eltog /
8rpggernes @arSmg6e. Sons &o1Ie-
ger arrangere6e en- elegant 8anfet
til Sore for ST.. &enius, ser bao
forifiellig Maa6e bpl6e6es iom
fremragen6e @apacitet poa Sc UNDER
8rDggerifaget benbgren6e Dmroo=
Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Sngen SmIepjpIter.

&riitiania, %. December. S
ct @tutsronosmg6e er set be6toget
at forbp6e n%0lfenfning og Mp6elie
Mlfobol operoH / Morge / Ei6en
mellem Ben 18. December %. Sen
s. SSa11ar. Sorbu0et omfatter bog
lite 81 og lette @%iniorter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
Hrattnntrtt Hnlut.
G6riitiam sen Sienbe mnberifriper

&ipbenbnbn, 20. December. Ger
in6bragteS / Sag / &tgS6agen ct
Gorl lag, 1on gif no paa at ielge
gen ct. Gbon1as til 6e Sorene6c
@toter, me6ens ct. @roir og ct.
San iful6e forblibe / 6nn1f 8elio=
bel1 lie.
&ipbenbobn, 81. December. =
@egge M%igs6ogens Sing bar 1ra Deo=
toget at ielge 9anf @eitin6ien til
Mmerifa for IS Millioner 9ollors.
2%on6Stinget 1temte / Sag, % Der
folte6es 40 @temmer for 5alget, 10
imo6. Solfettnget bab6e be6toget
5algct me6 fort Slertal / @aar.
&%ipberbobn %. 9ecembcr. = s
9totSraa6Sm90e / Sag bar Song
Gbrijtian nnbertegnet 2oben ON
|9anif &%eltin6iens 5alg. l10befsling
of Observation-Disclosures bill lano=
1pnligbis fin6e @te6 | @aibingt ton
/ Slutni1gen af Sanltar.
@albington, 8. g. Fl. 9ecen1=
ber. = n6enrigs= og Marinemini=
lteriet %operbejer Multgbe6en al at
orrangere cit flor Tloa6e0emo11ltra=
ton, bpormeo Mmerifas 0bertagelle
AT Dot1f &eltin6ien ifol feires, mer1
nermere Bloner f%oreligger en6m1
life.
&an1merberre Gonltantin 8run,
Sen berp9ren6e oanife M5iniiter, I'M
0errettebe / @oar officielt SEN ome<
rifanife &egiering ON, at &onger
of 0onmarf bab6e nn6ertegnef
Gdlgstraftoter, ser bill blibe ofien6t
fra &i9benbob11 f6rltfomn1en6e 2pr=
6oq.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
lWNGM ASS;;S;So2gAI6N1M
~M3NR{R!SNP hbELY
&SAE al AZ SS ASSSEEMl2@T1m

ss6et hi taffer bore 2elere og
@enncr for u0pilt 8elpilie Oct for
Igbne Mor, be1Dtter bi 2elligbeoen
til at pnlfe bper i1er, / ln9Drere og
bioere &re0ie, ct
elebeligt Mptaar!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29

6ortegnelie Dber en- Mengbe n9e
8pger, anfomte / December fra
9anmarf og Mprge, offentligsigres
/ neite Mnmmer, % ienbes frit til
allie, iom ffriber berefter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-12-29
8ilantrnpt.

D'tAet1t4@ufI
Ser ligger oanife Mloeroomsbiem
i Chicago, 8rooflpn, DeS Moines
% M%etucben, 81. S.; oanife Borne
biem finoeS / Gpler, 8a1paca, CIT
bor,l Chicago, @ertb Mmbop % i
8ruib, Colo, bar ct 6nn1f Euberfu=
loIeIanatorium / a6ifillige Mar no
|f6rt ct mutt % menneifefierltgt
Mrbeioe.
geoar mon minOeS obenltaaenoe
&ienosgierninger, bar man Set til
at iige, at Danife ! Mmerifa bar
pilt Gor1taaelie at og @elpilje ober-
for 5p6rgsmaalet ON at bjplpe
6en, Der trpnger til @tgtte. 90 !
Sc lange @eretninger ONT 6anif 8irfz
lombe6 / Mmerifa, iom fremfommer
fra Ti6 til an6en, in6tager 8elgj9-
renbe6sorbei6et en- SeoersplaoS, EN-
ten set mi omfotter 8grn eller garn-
le Menneifer eller ipge.
Men bortlet fra Snititntionen I
Goloro0o bar ser life til 9ato be-
ret onlogt noget 6anf &oipital Der
obre; Ser bar ganife pitt beret So
lpitoler, iom le6e6eS at 9anife, og
bbor 6onife &atienter fit ben ont
bpggeliglt mulige &1eie; men Sioe=
ltpffer til t. CTS. set norife 6air=
pielp og set 1tore 1pen1fe &oipital
Minneopolis fin6es life blanot oe
9onife.
s @%rfjen6elie of at set forDol-
6er Jig 1%aale0eS, er to 6onife M@no
I'M trao6t trent / Sffentligbeoens
2Ds me6 ct Gilbn6 ONT at 1tille Ne11<
terne al ii Gu1tn6e Collars ON Na=
ret til &aa6tgbe6 for 2anosm9no,
ser trgnger til &engebielp poo
@r11n6 al &oipitalsopbol6; Silb1t-
set gnl6er forelpbig / fem Mor, og
Sc to Meno, font Deficient 111ola0er
at nabngibe fig, bor moalfe oel1
Eanfe at billie prgbe, ONT Der it0el'
fan bore M1ligbe0er for at etoblere
ct oonff &oipita1 / Mmerifa. @oo=
le6eS moo set / bbert 6ol6-foritoaes
of 0plpSninger, ser fra anoen Side
er fommet % / &9n6e.
Me6fplelier for 2ar6sm9no Dar
fer faoet ct NIT og nobelt notrpf,
og set imufffe Eilbu6 banner Ell
ber6ig Mf1lutning paa BET mi 1pin:
6en6e Mors 6anif=amerifanife 81.
1torie.
@omti6ig me6, at 6enne Me60e.
le1Ie f%remfommer, er for f6r1te Gong
en Danjf &bin6e / Mmerifa, Tr1 So
bonne 01ien / @rooflpn, g. g.,
blebet be6ret. me0 Gortjenltme0ail.
len / 5plp, 1erligt paa} '@rnno al
fine ntrettelige Mn1trengel1er for al
6on1e og. be6ligebol6e Moer0omS.
bjem1net 6eri 8pe11 - 6enne 1tcge1l=
re ~
npttige Snltitution, Ser for II Nal
iioen begpn6te me6 @9lo, men ion1
bolpan6et Mar lenere bar blebet ielp>
ejen6e, o9 iom SEN Sag Sag eier
en- 6orn111e poa ODER treoibe Sulin0e
DollarS.
Dette Ml6er6omsDjem er fife 6syr11
01iens @nrf olene: Mle &pmpe-
bpens 9unife bar SOD og Del
set, og set er 6oreningerne, Der op~
rin6elig forte Sage11 igiennem, lige=
font set ogioa er Sem, Ser beo
@i6en al en- &effe Enrichment me6
&iertet poa set rette Steo - bar
giort set muligt for Siemmet at
efsi1tere / ct uoperifueligt Mntol
Star.
Men Srn 0lien fal6es me6 @ette
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mo6er", oq
SEN Baafi6nneli al ben6eS Mrbejz
Sc / Donifes Snteresie> lom | man
&c Mar er blebet ben6e til Sci fra
bi6t forifiellige &re6ie / Mmerifo,
bor MT fooet ct officielt og / iieloen
@ra6 b%elfortient @tempel bjemme=
fra.
Me6 &en1igt omtoler hi 6is1e tp
Me66eleller paa iamme @feo, for6i
50 hnnnn Enon 14oo,. cLorhirHnI1c
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-12-01
8 Watch OmSOw t3NrOn ID. E11Olee

out the aspirations which rise unbiG-
Den from time TO time because of the
traditions to which he has. been born.
In OolomoX, GonchaTov created type
which has become immortal, and OBJ
lomov has passed into the Russian
tongue.
Allan and the Holy Flower Haggard1
The Ivory Child (Haggard: A con
tlnuation OF Allan and the Holy Flow
er. \ typical Hsggard story in which
a beautiful titled Engishwoman is ao.
Quoted oy Arabs to be made a pnestess
in their temple. Lord Ragnall, her
husband, and Allan Quartermain go
To her rescue.
The Daughter of the Storage WI.
liam Dean HowelIsl: Nineteen stories,
sketches and verse with scenes shifting
from the Ohio valley to sthe Atlantic
All readable and human, told with the
characteristic quiet, assured, sympa.
thetic manner of the author,
iut ooiuth iipPS kt'"So'ii ~ t"''
western story in (which the hero heads
the losing fight of settlers 10 save the
waters of the river for irrigation. The
love interest centers in the loyalty OF a
wife 10 her worthless husband who
dies in time to give happy ending
FOR her love story with the hero.
The Black Monk (rchekhov): These
stories are new TRANSACTIONS of typical
stories which range from grave TO gay,
from children 10 morbid Spsy chology,
mysticism, simple peasants, and their
submission to fate, prisoners, varied
types of Russian life. They are often
unpleasant:and will be read chiefly by
those especially interested in Russian
literature.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-12-01
GENERAL

Five members of the First Aeronau.
tic Section of Rhode Island Naval Mill
tia started for the aviation station of
the navy. at Pensacola, for instruc-
ton under government supervision.
A constitutional amendment author
izing the State Legislature TO grant
pensions to the blind was adopted by
the Missouri voters at the recent cleo
ton by plurality of l2,Tls.
The plant of the Northern Illinois
Cereal Co. at Lockport, ILL.,. was de-
stroyed by fire at loss of 100000.
Or. Laura A. C. Hughes of Boston
was reelected president OF the Span
ish. American War Nurses.
Inspections of proposed sites in Los
Angeles Harbor for submarine and
naval base and aviation station have
begun by Rear Admiral j. H. Helm and
four members of the naval commits
sion on navy yards and stations.
The Royal Society for the Prevention
OF Cruelty to Animals of Great Britain
has established headquarters at the
New York Office of the American S. P.
c. A. for the purpose of raising $780,
600 in this country
An Alabama planter looks for cot
ton to go to forty cent level because
OF a big demand, rains in the South
and boil weevil attacks
More than 10000 employees Of the
American Wooden Co, OF Boston. have
been granted a 10 per cent increase
in wages.
Miss jeanette Rankin. OF Missouri
was elected to Congress on the Repub-
lican ticket. spent s6s7,7o on her cam
paign.
The Aluminium Co. OF America will
erect an $Sooo.0o0 plant at Baltimore,
which will furnish employment to
5000 men.
Three masked bandits robbed the
First National Bank OF Boswell. Okla,
escaping with $l1.400 in gold silver
and currency.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1916-12-01
Empire Theatre

The special attraction a6 the Empire
tomorrow Saturday will be the first
episode of The Girl from Frisco, the
golden West of romance and red
blooded adventure in fifteen shining
two reel episodes featuring Marin Sais
and True Boardman. A terrifying
and spectacular prairie fire, cattle
rangers and sheep herders in grip
ping pitched battle, and daring horse
back riding will be seen in The Fight
ing Heiress, the first episode OF this
great serial. Don't miss The Girl from
Frisco, shown every Saturday. To-
morrow's program will also include
The Stampede, a Biograph spectacular
drama in three parts. The Double
Cross, an Essanay drama in two parts I;
The Hazards OF Helen and a comedy
feature.
Monday Essanay's favorite film star
Bryant WashbuIn will be seen in
Once Thief, three part dram attic
feature. The Crash, Lubin drama in
two parts, will also be shown.
Grace Darling and Harry Fox in a
two reel episode of Beatrice Fairfax,
Little Zoe Rae in Through Baby's
Voice, two part drama, and Herbert
Rawlinson in Main AGO are the fea.
lures for Tuesday.
The Social Pirates in two parts fea-
turing Marin Sais aud Ollie kirkby,
the Selig- Tribune, comedy and a
Surprise masterpiece feature in four
parts will make up the program for
Wednesday.
Thursday Ben Wilson in Society
Hypocrites, three part drama; Cold
Hearts and Hot Flames, a two reel
L-ko konedy, and two part episode
OF Liberty will be shown. adv
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Bradley Theatre

Friday, the Paramount feature will
be picture entitled "Public Opinion
starring the well.loved favorite
Blanche Sweet. All the plays that
Blanche Sweet appears in are always
written especially tor her, and great
deal of care is taken in the production.
"Public Opinion" is thes latest picture
that Blanche Sweet has produced and
Paramount assures us that 1t Is su
preme artistic success. Fridays pro-
gram would not be complete without
the famous comedy cartoon known as
the Bray, so the latest one will be pre-
scented. There will also be weekly.
Saturday, Triangle offers one OF the
real thrilling patriotic pictures called
"Lieut. Danny, u. D A." the play
Was taken at the Mexican Border and
is very timely offering and one that
should interest every live American
The star in this big thriller is Villa m
Desmond. The keystone for that da Y
will DE funnier than ever.
Monday, An unusually original play
from the Triangle studios will be pre-
scented, the name as well as the play is
original, it Is entitled "Hell.to Pay
AUSTIN starring WilfTed Lucas and
Bessie Love A two reel keystone
comedy will supply the funny element.
Tuesday, there will be special at
traction at this theatre namely the
great seven reel production that Clara
kimball Young has been working on
for The last half year will be shown.
The name of this production is "Fhe
Common Law and is a piclurication
of Robert w. Chambers great novel OF
the same name. There will be special
music for the picture furnished by a
string orchestra. The admission prices
will be as follows: matinee, ten cents
to all, evening, fifteen and twenty
cents.
ADV
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Geographic and Cable Items
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WAR BULLETINS
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The repulse of Allied attacks both
east and west of Monastir and the
complete defeat of Italian attempts to
capture the village of Trnova and de-
NAL of the French announcement OF
the capture of Bobrimir are contained
in an official statement given out by
the Bulgarian War Office. Paris re-
ports that the Italians made progress
toward Trnova.
The Greek provisional government,
composed of followers of former Prem
Ter Yenizelos, has formally declared
war on Germany and Bulgaria.
The Teutonic allies in the Walla-
chan provinces are continuing their
advance against the Rumanians. The
operations there, according to the lat
est German official communication,
are progressing in accordance with
our plans"
Semi-official advices from Berlin are
that General Won Falkenhayn,s army
up to November 81 had taken 1900
square kilometers of wheat soil in
Wallachia and, with the capture Of
the railroad had shut of the com.
munication of all the Rumanian troops
west of Craiova.
On the front in France, with re-
turn to better weather. the artillery
actions have become more violent. NO
infantry attacks have been reported.
North of Monastir the Germans and
Bulgarians have received reinforce
ments, and are stubbornly resisting
the further advance of the Entent al
lied troops
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WASHINGTON

Secretary OF the Navy Daniels
awarded a contract 10 the Mare Island
Navy Yard for the construction of
the two remaining destroyers-
The President will urge an appropri-
alton of 100000 for complete inter
coastal system of communication to
aid in national defense and the saving
OF life and property at sea.
The War Department opened bids
for las military hydro-aeroplanes.
Washington was chosen by the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Uaion
for the national meeting in 1917.
Washington believes some sinister
purpose has prompted the recent re-
ports coming from mysterious
source 10 the effect that the subma-
rine situation has become critical
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Good Phrase.

A good phrase Can never become
platitude. THE rosy fingers of the
Dawn is beautiful today, though it
may have been hackneyed when Homer
put IL in the "Iliad." George Monroe
In the Atlantic Monthly,
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Art of Talking.

Talking is like playing on harp;
there is as much In laying the hands
on the strings TO stop their vibrations
as In twanging them to bring out their
music.-Holmes.
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AT tic news al he time-TheArgus.
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barge last midnight against all west
bound carload freight from connections
west of Cumberland. Nd except per
ishables. livestock and foodstuns for
human consumption. The embargo was
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