davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
Rich In Vegetable Ivory.

Washington. Aug. 1i.-An interest
ing report on Brazilian vegetable ivory
has been received from Consul Cen
cral Alfred l.. Morcau Gottschalk in
Rio de Janiero. He says:
with the present uphcaval of the
worlds trade routes and the lack that
is being felt in the industries of the
United States of Il great number Of
accustomed raw materials, it seems
appropriate to invite attention to GER
tain products that abound in Brazil
and which. although used only locally
and on a relatively small scale, could
With little effort be turned into profit
able sources of export trade here.
"Onr of these is the ivory nut. or
vegetable ivory. II product showing
apparent great similarity to the dom
nut of the Sudan and AbysSinia. Of
which fairly large quantities have in
the past been finding their way to
North American markets and much
larger quantities to the markets of the
world through the port of Hamburg.
THE nut is the fruit of Il palm,
J llNttltplllS lllitt bIiIli, loNllI III
abundance in the upper reaches of the
Amazon. 1t is known locally in Brazil
as 'tag,a' or martin vcgetal' and is
the same species as has been exported
from Ecuador. The tree is said in
many respects to resemble the cocoa
nut palm. to fruit all through the
year and to bear from sixty TO ninety
nuts, in groups of five or six together,
all within one shell or Shcath.'
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
CARELESS ABOUT GRAMMAR.

Inc Young Woman who is careless
about tle Way she speaks. who thinks
GOOD grammar should Ike used only by
teachers and those engaged in 'brain
YORK. IS making Il MOST serious mis-
take.
Ille manner in which Il person eX
presses himself or herself the use of
GOOD grammar or the lack of it-stamps
the speaker rs either a person of edu-
cation or Of very little learning.
Amt Margaret any bcttcr:' Il Young
girl "a heard asking Il chum one dav.
mo. she amt a bit better" her friend
answered.
Both girls were well dressed and
looked as though they came from COM
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01

Portable homes. Evidently a care had
never come to either of them, and to he
in time for ii matinee seemed to each
to be the paramount issue of life.
Now. these girls must have known how
crude their speech was. but they were
absolutely Indifferent as to what opin-
ions were formed by those who ovcr-
heard them.
Many young persons just out of high
school are very careless about their
grammar. Perhaps they think no one
pays amy attention to what they say or
how they say it. but the person COM
letent to judge very quickly passes
Judgment on them and quite frequent
ly lays the blame on the teacher or the
school system.-New York Telegram.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
Fertility In SWINE.

~Fcrundity in swine appears to be in
hcritahle. at least TO Il slight degree.
This fact is borne out by herdl)ook rec
oruS. Allowing for their o il is
questionable whether the size of the
litter really represents the hereditary
factors transmitted. The wild hog
usually averages four pigs per litter,
very fertile SowS of improved breeds
often average eight pigs, but the Tam
worth. with IN average of twelve pigs
per SOW. is the most fccund breed.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
Hiqh Prices Of Meat to Stav.

Washington, Aug. 14.-That high
meat prices are likely to continue in
definitely is the conclusion of the de-
partment of agriculture.
While the production of meat in the
United States is on the increase. it is
not yet proportionate to the growth Of
population. The report says there prob
ably will he Il gradual growth and ex-
pansion in the worlds production of
beef, mutton and pork which may OF
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
Heifers Holding Up Milk

Kindness is about the only thing
1'l"t can he followed in preventing a
heifpr from Withholding her milk, as
II is commonly called. Withholding Of
milk is not Il voluntary action on the
of n COW. but an Involuntary ac-
1iun, ana for that reason Kindness must
he followed iii order to put the heifcr
in an attitude 50 She will not withhold
her milk.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01
COMFORT FOR THE cow.
Wise Dairymen Will Protect Her From
the Sun and Insect Pests,

y great essential necessary for large
milk production is that the COW be
comfortable. Needless indeed is the
il who has been unmindful of the
persistent manncr in which COWS have
worked day and night. who has profit
ed from the fun pals Of milk and vet
WHO has not realized that the mild
temperature. the bright but not hot
sunshine. the abundance of fresh air
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01

The Hereford breed of cattle is a
beef breed pure and simple, and no
claim is made hat the COWS are of
dairy usefulness. 1t is said of the
Hereford that no other beef breed
is better fitted to turn rough feed
into high grade meat. The Here
fords are great rustlers and grow
fat on ranges where other cattle
fail to fatten. The steer shown is d
Hereford.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-09-01

Until about twenty-five years ago
the Guernsey breed of dairy cattle
was not so We'll known or popular
as some OF the other breeds. Dur
ing recent years. however, the
Guernsey has come to the front
through sheer merit and today
stands in the front rank Of milk
ana butter producers. The COW
shown is Il pure bred Guernsey.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
- Rad belgijski zarekwirowa{
INNE TELEGRAMY.
I Niemliec.

Berlin, 8 lutego. - w samych
Niemczech znajduje sic obecnie
ienc6w wojennych 1,429,111. / ME
1iczono w TEN austryackich obo-
cow jehcow. Nadto zdobyto dotad
w wojnie 200 dial, 7,7OO furgo
now, 5000 mitralicz / mase inncj
broni zdobyczy.
- Rad niemiecki zarnierza
wprowadzic w najblizszej przy--
szioSci w zycie - zakaz impor--
towania wszelkich artykul6W LUX
susowych. ,,HanSabund" organi--
zacya wybitnych nicmieckich
handlowcow - importer6w ma
radzie swego zarzqdu zaprojekto.
wala, by Radzie Rzeszy Niemie-
ckiej zaproponowaG utworzenic
rzqdowego sztabu kontroll mad
stosunkami handloWego Wwozu
i wywozu Niemiec po wojnie,
by jak najrychlej zaprowadzit w
tel dziedzinie normalne stosunki,
a ME pozostawic jej prywatnym
czynnikom.
w obozie socyalistow ME
mieckich roz1am stale sic coraz
g1ebszy: nieporozumicnia pole
gaia w stosunku i odnoSzcniu sig
obu grup do rzqdu wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
(Z .,CHICAGO HERALD"
.CFHCAGO HERALD" g. 1utego)
THE MlLLSTONES
8. 1utego.)

stocks shall not be drawn upon to maintain
the occupying armies. = :; = Prohibition Of
export and the guarantees mentioned must
be regarded as conditions precedent to any
further discussion, since these measures
are demanded by the situation now existing,
quite independently Of the question Of i'm
ports. The fact that they have not yet been
put into force constitutes evidence that the
German and Austrian governments will
never cooperate in any work undertaken
in the interest of the population Of PO-
land"
That "never" shows the obstacle to be
overcome. 1t is the harder because it is not
Britains refusal to help. 1t is Britain's
refusal to believe that Germany is sincere
in any pledge It is exactly the state of mind
that Mr.. Piotrowski found in London. "We
can no longer trust any German promise;
we cannot put faith in any German guaran-
tee"; this was the burden Of all he heard
from Britons. ss&af
It is a terrible situation, but it should
not discourage and will not. John F. Smul-
ski, in the HERALD yesterday, admits for
the American Poles that "England asks
what it is right and fair she should ask of
us. ." The task before the American people
and their government is to convince the
British government and people that Ger
man promises with respect to the relief of
Poland can be accepted.
No effort should be spared to that end
The task before us is a great and noble one.
1t is nothing less that the saving of some
20,000,0O0 human beings from death be-
tween the millstones of Britain's and Ger
many's mutual suspicion and hate.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
z ANGLH.
Kitchener - ustepuje.

LONDYN, 8 lutte D. - Kraza
pogfoski, il lord Kitchener, mini
ster wojny ustapl moze pozy--
cyl obecnej, a nastepca jego wy
mieniaja generatow kilku i cy--
wilnych; faktem narazie jest to,
IL naczelne dowodztwo oddano 20
staio obecnie generaiowi Robert
sonowi - jako generalissimuso--
wi wojsk angielskich, Kitchener
jednak jest wciaz jeszcze mini
strem wojny. Wczoraj II krola Je-
rzego odbyia sic narada, ma ktorej
bvli premier Asquith, minister
marynarki Jackson i major Call
we'll Z ministeryum wony.
Kitchenera ma radzie tel ME byio
i wogole zauwazono, IL diugi juz
czas ME miaf on u krola pos1u-~
chania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
Z Runnuniiii.

Bukareszt, s lutego. - Uwaza-
ia "a rzecz pewna, IL Rumunla
w najblizszym czasie i przy maj
korzystniejszej ola sic sposobno-
sci uderzy ma Austro Wegry /
pociqgnie "a sob2 i Grecye take.
Przygotowania na pograniczach
ze stron obu sa w pelnym biegu,
ma Wegrzech gromadza Austrya>
cy silnq armie, Rumunia row.
niez mobilizujc sic poSpiesznie.
Potwierdza sic donicsienie, IL
Niemcy Austrya wys}aly Ru-
munii ultimatum Z powodu O.
wych zbrojen, oraz sympathy dla
Sprzymierzonych, objawianych
sprzedawaniem i'm zboza. Odpo--
wiedz Rumunii uwazana w Mem
czech "a ME wystarczaJQca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08

The Polish people are between the mill
stones. They have been ground between
Russian and German armies surglng back
and forth across their land and them. They
have been stripped Of food by these battling
hosts. They are further ground between
forces less tangible but no less destructive.
These are the very special rancors that the
German and the British governments and
peoples feel toward each other. .---.-...
1t would be profitless to consider why
these two, among all the combatants, feel
the deepest wrath, each toward the other
1t is notorious that each feels that the other
is especially 1.-The enemy" Then there is
the stubborn conviction Of Britons that
''Gelmany cannot be trusted" Whether
that conviction be justified is immaterial.
1t is there.
Chairman Hoover Of tfhe American COM
mission has ascertained that while it is
probably possible to obtain cereals and po-
tatoes enough within the German hedge Of
steel for Poland, other necessary foodstuffs
cannot be so obtained, owing to ''the short
age in Germany He says he has been
"assured by the German authorities" that
imported foods will be protected "for the
exclusive use of the civil population" -
the Poles. The British government does not
trust these assurances. Sir Edward Grey's
letter puts it plainly:
''In the face of accumulating evidence
Of German acquisitions in Poland, " he says,
Il fear it would be impossible to enter into
any arrangement. until the German and
Austrian governments have prohibited the
export of all foodstuffs from Russian Po-
land, and have guaranteed that native
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
TELEGRAMY.
Ze Rzynnu.

armaty angielskie zniszczyly pod
Het Sas maly fort Vauban i O.
kop niemiccki pod SteenStraete
pod Loos podobniez graja armaty
nieustannic, a polaczenie kolei
niemicckiej wojennej miedzy Y
pres a Roulers zostaio SLIME usz-
kodzone.
Berlin, s lutego. - RAPPORT mic
miecki wzmiankuje tez tylko dzia-
lowe walk, jak pod La Bassee,
mad Somme rzeka, pod Lens pod
La Ellie -Morte Nv A-gonne,
gdzie Francuzi explodowali mi
ne krater jej zajeli, lecz atakiem
niemieckim wnet zostali zen wy
rzuceni.
Paryz, s lutego. - Sierzant
korpusu awiatycznego p lat Ii
czacy Guynemar zoStaf odzna--
czony krzyzem Legii Honoro>ej
i wojennym medalem "a zrzuce-
ME 5-go juz aeroplanu niemie--
c1-;aoO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
Move Oskarzenie ma
Niemcow.

Rzym, 8 lutego. - Listy made
SHY do Papieza cd kardynafa bel
gijskiego x. Merciera, w ktorych
czyni on nowe ciezkie oskarzenia
pod adresem Niemcow: podaje
fakty zamordowania caiego szere-
gu kapianow, gwaicenia zakonnic
i bezeceistw po koScioiach pro-
fanacyi spelnianych ca@ym roz-
myslem i barbarzyhska zaclekio-
Scia.
- Zapowiedziano tu wizyte
premiera Francyi Brianda - &C.
lem wizyty we W1oszech ma bye
uskutecznienie SciSlejszego poro-
zumienia CO do wspolnego poste-
powania w wojnie biezacej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
z WALK w POLSCE.
Ks. OSkar ranny.

Amsterdam, s lutego. - KS.
Oskar Pruski, 5ty syn ces. Will
helma, walczacy ia wschodnim
teatrze wojny w Polsce, zoStal
raniony W glove W jednej Z O.
statnich potyczck. Jest to juz
druga rama ksiecia: po raz pierw-
sly zosta} raniony W bitwie pod
Virton, W Belgi' we wrzeSniu
1914 r, poczem po ozdrowieniu
udai sic ma polski teatr wojenny,
gdzie tuz potem omal do niewoli
sic ME dostai, teraz powaznlel
zoStai raniony.
Piotrogrod, 8 lutego. - RAPPORT
rcsyjski donOsi, ze ma odcinku
p6}nocnym, pomySlne dokonano
rekonesanse W okolicy Jacob
stadtu ! DzwinSka. mad rzcka SUI
sci pobito oddziai niemlecEl, dose
liczny. a pod Dzwinskiem strza-
lem armatnim celnym zniszczOnO
pancerny automobil niemiecki -
wraz Z ludzmi.
Ma pofudniowym odcinku Ii
nil bojowcj, ma lBukowinie, pod
Bojana udalo sic explodowac mi
nc tuz pod okopem austryackim,
uszkadzajqc go SLIME i lego obro-
nv kolczastego drutu: tuz po
cNplozyi poszli Rosyanie do ataku
zajeli r6wnie krater, dokonany
nina, jak 6w okop. w kt6rym
znaleziono wiele ciai zolnierzy
austryackich.
Berlin. 8 lutego. - RAPPORT ME
miccki donosi, il W oholicy Wi
DE pojmano zbiqkdny aeroplan
rosyjski, a w centrum pod Bara-
nowiczami odparto atak rosyjski
mad rzeka Siara ma punkty, zajete
w dniach ostatnich. ktore wSzy-
StLie utrZvmanO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08

Londyn, s lutego. - Ma catym
prawie zachodnim teatrze wojny
walk dziaiowe tocza sic ma skale
wielka, wzmozonq w dniach O.
statnich - nadzwyczajnie: maj
Silnicjsze podobno W Artois, Z
kt6rcgo raporty obu stron woju-
iacvch donosza nieustanncj ka-
nonadzie Z dziat najwiekSzych.
RAPPORT francuski dOnosi Z St.
Laurent. zc spowodowano ~ tam
dzialan ! szereg exPlozyi gwaito-
wnych poza liniami niemieckie--
mi. pod La Lizier znlszczono
blokhaus niemiecki; W Szampa--
nil pod Challerange artylerya fran
cuska pozar wzniecila w obozie
uiemieckim. TIE slime dziafanla ar
tyleryjskie, odwzajemniane w
pelni przez Niemcow zdaja sic ze
stron obu zapowiadac wznowie-
ME ofensywy liniowej, zwykle
poprzedzanej diugotrwaiq robota
dzialowa. Angielski rapport row
niez potwierdza wieSci o Ramona
die ma skrzydle lewem sprzy-
mierzonycE: we Flandryi. Tam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
OSKAR--RANNY.
Ma zachodnim Froncie.
Z W{OSKIEGO TEATRU.
Co sic dzieje ma Ba}kanie?
WALK w AZYI.

zie niema jeSzcze wicSci O waz-
nicjszych dzialaniach i walkach
wrecz - wszyStko - przygoto-
wanna, lecz ma skale taxa, il Wi
docznem jest, re walka nic moze
dlugo bye odwlekana. L Albanii
donosza, re Austryacy podchodza
powoli juz pod Dracz Durazzo,
stolice kraju: Wlosi zrazu trzy-
mali miaSto to, lccz ostatnio E.
wakuowali je i cofneli sic ku Av-
Iona, ktore trzymaja SLIME ufor-
tyfikowanc - maJa tam armle,
wynoSzaca kilkadziesiat tyslecy,
nadto jest spory kontyngens Ser
bow i Czarnog0rcow. Jednocze-
Snie Aten donosza, re Austrya-
cy. Skupiaja wojska ma pograrri--
GU SreCklem - prdWQOpOuoDllle
by Grecye W szachu trzymac -
poniewaz nadchodza wieSci, IL
Grecya weszia w porozumienie L
Rumuniq co do wSpolnego dzia--
Iania, a Rumunia ostatnio zna-
cznie sic odchylila ma strone
Sprzymierzonych przeciw
Niemcom i Austryi. Niemcy po--
sikh Sla ma Uskub ku Ghevgheli
i Monastyrowi, dokad przybyi
w6dz naczelny Mackensen. I Nj
szu ciezka artylerya bu1garska
Jest expedyowana ma po}udnie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
ZFrancyi.

Paryz. 8 lutego. - Odbyf sic
til z wielka uroczystoScia po-
grzeb ofiar rejdu ostatniego
Niemc6w ma stolice Francyi: w
katedrzc ,,Notrc Dame" jedena,
Scie prostych trumien pobfogo--
slawii osibiscie arcybiskup Parry
"a kardynal X. Annette / przemo-
viii przytem W sposob porywajq-
cy. Charakterystycznem jest, IL
W kosciele byf Rad oficyalnie re
prezentowai, oraz imieniem jego
przemawiai minister spraw wew-
netrznych p. Malvy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
(Z CHICAGO DAILY JOURNAL" T. Iutego9
THE POLISH AMBASSADOR.

1t is fine to be great artist 1t is finer to be Il
great man. 1t is finest of all and rarest - to a
cheve greatness both in artistry and in manhood; but
Ignace Jan Paderewsk has done it, and the audience
which packed the Auditorium yesterday paid homage
to his character and patriotism as much as to his
genius.
POLAND fell because she was chivalrOus, humane
and weak Poland fell because her neighbors were
greedy, unscrupulous and strong Poland fell because
she had not an army able to defend her borders"
To the crowded house, these words sounded like
prophecy as we'll as history; but Poland has not fall
len altogether. Sad as is her plight, she need not
wholly despair while she can breed men like her pre-
sent ambassador to the American people, Paderew
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
z MILWAUKEE,.

KS. Arcyb. Messmer ogfosif ko
lekte ma biednych rodak6w ma
szych we wszystkich koSciofach
swej archidyecezyi. Cd dnia tcz
1890 stycznia br. plynely szczo-
Dire zewszqd ofiary ma ten Swicty
eel. Chociaz do dzisiaj jcszczc do
kladna suma ME jest znana, to je-
dnak wiadomo juz, ze razcm zlo-
zyla Gala archidyccczyi milwauc-
ka oko}o $20,6O0!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
z NEWARK, N. ].

Teodor Boliszewski z Pough--
keepsie, mieszkajacy tn w domu
swej kuzynki pani Wirszowskiej
pnr. 81 Beacon ul. poklocif sic z
jej bracmi, "a co wypowiedzia}a
mu miejsce. Palajac zemsta dobyf
revolver strzelii, raniac ia ME
bezpiecznie w szyje Rama rzu-
ella sic ma napastnika, wyrwa}a
mu revolver celnym strzaiem
polozyla go trupem ma miejscu.
Paniq Wirszowska odwieziono do
szpitala, a ojca jej, jako jedyne-
90 Swiadka rozprawy, aresztowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08

ZPolskiegoTeatru WojenneSo.
Walk W Azyi.

Piotrogrod, 8 lutego. - Rapor-
ty rosyjsllie donosza, il w okoli-
cy wybrzczy czarnomorskich Ro-
syanie przckroczyli rzeke Arka-
har wyparli Turkdw tam polo
zonych pozycyi. Mad jcziorcm
Van zajeto miejscowoSC Dildzic-
vaskali. I Pcrsyi donoszq. IL Tur-
k6w pobito i odrzucono wStccz W
okolicy Kangavar.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
z Wfoskiego Terenu.

Rzym, 8 lutego. - RAPPORT
wzmiankuje tylko artyleryjsk9
robote ma froncie tyrolsko ka--
rynckim, mad Isonzo nader inten-
sywnie pracuje awiatyka austry-
acka, lecz dzieki wloskiej stray
awiatycznej, samoloty auStrya-
ckie musza sic trzymaG ma wyzy-
mach zbyt wielkich i W odleglo-
sci znacznej. Jeden aeroplan wio-
ski odpedziI diva austryackie w
okolicy Zasory, niedaleko Cory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
I Bafkanu.

Londyn, 8 lutego. - Dzia}anla
stron obu ozywiajq sic wzrnaga-
ia szybko: mozliwem jest, Il
punkt ciezkoSci walk znow sic
przesunie ma Balkan - ma front
salonicki, gdzie dwic ogromne ar
mie stoja przeciw sobie. Niemcy
w punkcie tym zdawna zapowia-
daia ofensywe - zdaje sic, ze te-
raz przyStepuja do nicj. Nara
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
Rosyii.

Piotrogrod, 8 lutego. - Mini
ster kontroler generalny Chary-
tonow ustapii, nastepca jego 20
staf Pokrowskij, czfonek Rady
Panstwa. Ma 9-go b. m. - jutro
zapowiedziano zwo1anie sesyi Du
my, oraz Rady Panstwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
Z Austryi.

Wicde1, 8 lutego. - Rad Au-
stro Wegicr zarekwirowa} "a
pasy wszystkicj sk6ry ma potrzc-
by armii: odbijc sic to ciezko na
sl,6rniczym i szewskim przemySle
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-02-08
Sprawy Morskie.

Londyn, s lutego. - Admirall-
eva ogiasza: rapport nicmiccki po
ostatnim rcjdzic NicmcGw ma
Humber poda}, &c W porcie tym
rzucono bombe IA panCcrnik an
gieIski ,,Carolinc" zadajac mu
ciezkic uSzkodzenia i uSmiercaJac
wielu zolnierzy. Zaprzccza sic tc-
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STRONG BILL AT
 KEENEY'S THEATER

'The Folly of Desire," Red Feath- CT feature with an all-star cast, will be the headliner at Keeney's theater for tonight and tomorrow. This is five-reel phOtoplay of emotional drama adapted from the famous story "The Shulamite.'' Combined with this Grace Darling and Harry Fox will be featured in "Beatrice Fairfax" a new serial which is to last fifteen weeks. It was only after considerable difficulty that Manager McMahon was able to secure this serial for his theater and it is believed that the most fastidious movie fan will find no fault with it. "Beatrice Fairfax" comes to this city highly recommended from a long run in the Metropolis.
 For Friday and Saturday Anita Steward will appear in the five-reel Vitagraph play '"The Suspect" a strong drama of love and intrigue.
 Combined with moving pictures, three sterling acts will help to aug ment the entertainment. Helen Jack ley has been making quite a hit in an aerial act while Bond and Bond brought down the house with applause in their latest dancing and singing performance. Vittorio and Georgetto have a turn. the likes of which has never been witnessed in this city.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-23

lesque comedians, whom he has re- engaged this season, owing to their great hit of last season; SuIzback &s Miller, clever entertainers direct from the Keith Circuit, their first appear ance in burlesque; Bernice Taber and Edna Clair, the California beauties, direct from the Golden West, also new to burlesque; Eddy & Earle, sensa- tonal novelty whirlwind dancers; Pagana, the beautiful ragtime violin ist; Francies Murphy, the Julian FL tinge of burlesque and as the big extra added feature, White & Cava- hugh, clever singers, dancers and pianists. There are thirty stunning pretty girls in the chorus, who have been provided with costumes beftting their grace and charm. Last, but not least, Al Reeves, himself, with a brand new monologue and an abso- lutely new song, entitled That's Life" The music for the show is all original, and is full of life and very | cetchy. One of the spirited selections is George M. Cohan's stirring The American Ragtime," in which the en- tire company participate with splen- did harmony. Matinees are given daily.