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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

Saben 6ie Gonteltonten I'M 4lito.
mobiL aontelt Der o8agIi6en Omaha
Gribiinc" iemals Oarilber nohge-
oodt, weLh' groBes 8erguiigen u1t0
nelf' beoeutenOen gei6ditlihen 9ells
zen ibneu Der berrlide Saltptpreis,
Der Dem @etpinner 5ufalen mir6,
in ausiiht itet? Saben 0ns Die
6retrnoe unO 8efomlten Der &onte-
Itatiteu ienloIs beondt? @enn tie
barber nnboenfen, iper0en tie ibre
Anitrengrngen, 0ns pr1dtige Iuto.
mobiL 5it geminne1, getuiB Deroop-
pell1, nn0 ibre Sreunoe neroen If.
men l1elte llrterltiiBulig ongeoeiben
laiien. Nus 0ieiem @ritn6e bringen
mir beute nal mieoer 0a8 8ilo
oieies pertbolen 8reiies. @leid5ei-
ttg mei1en mir luieoerum anf Die
8i9tigteit bin Die 3eit Der Sop.
peIitimmen, Die lett in araft lit,
mad ar1ften a%lis3unllser. SIS ioIlte
niemaflo aud nltr eifelt Gag unbes
mlst boriibergeben lniIen. Die Belt
Der 9oppelitimmen ldnft am 20.
Weat al uiO Oie nod perbIeibenoen
Cage lolte lid ieoer &onteltart Slt.
attsen MAIDEN. Man eriitde ferner
aud ieine Silfstruppen, Oieie merit
boae Set nus5unuserl, Oenn iper in
0ieier Beriooe etren groBen 8or-
iprung CREDIT bat bic meiiten @e-
tpinnhnncen.
Selte lit an onoerer SteIle oes
gLattes pie0ar elm Stimm-@ COUPON
abgeorudt, oen Die 5relunoe Der 4on-
teitonten fir oieIe berpenoen uno
einienoen fGnnen. Man belfe aud
auf 0ieie 8eiie iGinen 5reunoen I'M
ter ben &onteitattten. 0ieier Stimm=
Coupon 1T bis gum 25. Maai eiltig.
Ran belfe ieinen 8telinOen inter
ben Sonteltonten, inoert man oielet
COUPON einIen0et.
a~ontetdit Carl Sobbein aus Sci
ierion GoiultpL Der ont Nontag in
Ter 10000 alaiie itonO, lit beute
an 0ie spite geriiM. Die.
en- iueenbIide aoutgfarr 3eigt gro,
gen, Iobli6en lnternebnmmgsgdfK,
5err anton @eitermdn aus 9oogef
ninlmt beute Die 2. STEELE,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
Wir06ano6erit6t
Der Sd6weij!

Berlin, 10. @lai Gnnfenberidt.)
Rad elmer Depei9e Der lleber.
ieeii6eH @odridtendgmtir aus
Bern bot Der idfDei5erilde gunoes.
rat chen leinen britten 8ertht iiber
Die bon Der @egiering felt geoinn
6es arieges getroffenen poIitiIdcn
uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aus.
geae6en. Die agentiir foBt ben ge.
riht IN folgenoem fltr5 8uianmen:
gQie 9eutroIit1t Der Sdmeis muir.
be berihiebentlid orrh @ren8,8mt.
idenfdae berlesto bod poren oiele,
obgeicben bon einieen 5liegeranerif.
fen bon untergeoroneter geoeutitna.
Sn Der Snnobnbuug Der 8oIt. un0
Telegrapbeii5eniur baben 5ranfreih
iino @roBbritonnien gegen Die bSI.
terrehtlinen 9%eitimmiingen iiber
freien Durde1ngsberfebr berItoBen
itno o1oilr9 Neutralen groBen Sdu.
ben 5igefiiat.
Ger Blln0esrnt teilt ferner nit
boB bis Gnoe Mdr5 1916 iedsia
giienbobnaiige NIT idperberiuun6e.
ten Solooten bic Sdfueia poiIier.
ten; 6ieie bef0r6erten 8,t66 0aann
6~rdnSoien uiio 2,201 0eitti6e. Ole
@elamt5nbl Der niiseetauidten Col.
ooteH uno 8iDileefangenen iteIt lid
auf III, 439 Mart.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
Die Gntfe6ans Der aoutinsnte.

I'm bic germanbtI9aft Der foiIia
len Sauna un0 5lora Der berfdieoe.
men grDteiIe au ertIdrsn, batte man
bisher augetlOmmen, oaB Iie in fri.
beren Soften Ourh fpdter eingeiuntene
sanobriiden Derbunpen getDelen Ieien.
SIN 9egeniob oaau bot 4lfre0 Dege.
ner bic 9ppotbeie aufseteLt, Dab
Die aoninente fribsr cine Ginbeit ges
bilbet baden urb i'm Sertidr Ourd
abfplIten unb abtreiben pom Ronz
tinentaIi9oqen g%etrennt norben feisn,
unO otpar Ioate lid Sibamerita gu
Beginn, ROrbameritd am Gnbe Der
5srtidraeit BON gurOpa-afrita gel0ft
ba6en. 0anad mare Der 4tlantiIde
D5ean ais cine unsebeuer srpsiterts
2rsanungsIpalte a~gf3ufoiIen. Cine
5tiist finoet bic lebr tibn anmntenpe
9~npotbeIe oarin, DaB dua bsute nod
3ergrOBerunsen in Dem abItnnbe Der
bsioea 3ontineRte aaftrsten, Die
ourd 9sfimmungen Der geographic
fden 2dnae feitgefeat iinO. Sc Bot
ii9 ergeben, oaB bic 2Gnsenaiffsrssa
gambrtbge-grseuui9 in 20 Cab
rem UNI 0,23 SetunDen aepdbfen 1T,
IpOab bic idbrli6e aeHoerung etipo
Elm autoertftel Setunse ootr bier
Dieter betrdgt. ga Der 4bitano apis
Tden europa unO Noroamerito etipo
$500 ailomster betrdgt, 10 niirbe
mon, unter Der 9orausIsbung, bob
ger iGhrIi9s Gntfernungs3upa9s
benfelben Bert osbnbt Bat,
5u BEN Grgebnis tOmmen, oaB bic
Erennung beiber Dor elmer Miaipn
Sabrsn srfolgt if, mos nit Der ans
if6er Oas Alter bes SertiGre
l1luFes ibersinitimmt. Sine fir
1914 pprgslt6sre 2dusenbetimmung
suiT6en Europa unb amerit1, lpeI,
DE ssudutre Bsrie Iisfern ipats, 1T
leiber ipegeu Oss Rrieges ni9t sur
ausfiibrnns sstommsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
Council Bluffs.
@eaen 6as Nranenifimmredt.


5rau Senrp 9relton g8bite bon
Bolton belt cine cut beilidte Ser
ioHmlIltng in GreDnor ur0 iprodJ
gegei oas S-railenitimunredt.
4m WtittuodI ben IL. Nioi, iprod
Srau 8bite In @dlnut utlo erfrelt
te fiG elmer groben 8uborerIdoft.
Der @ermonia- 8erein bate Die Ser
iarHHllung einberufen.
am 9onnerstag, Ben Is. 5. 90.
Iprah Die &eonerin in elmer gut
beitdten Merchandising in 4noca.
IS lpar Dies Die 5peite 8erlontm-
lung, lpeIde Die Dame in aboca
belt.
DieieIbe Geonerin belt oieie $50.
DE ebeufalls cine Aeoe in elmer
gut beiuhten geriantmlling in eff
born, ullipeit aimbelton.
Grbielten cine 2D6aerhSHnns.
Sic 6traBenbnbngeiellidaft bat
alien Wotorlellten un0 aonoufteu-
rert, bic feds Sabre un0 longer in
8ieniten Der @eleIIifoft fms, cine
2obnerbobung getp1brt. Golde On
aelteate erbolten bon Jest ab 80
Gents Die Stut6e. Ser bisberiae
.2obn betrltg bon 81 Gents Die Stun.
be fir yteulinge bis 8it 80 Gents
-.
Die Stunoe fir iolde, Die ieds Sab.
re uno lGnger in 9ieniten Der Conn
PAM ftnn0eu.
Grbe6t SrOteit ssssn bic @aQabfabr
SIN 8oli5eiseridt puroe Die neue
Croinan5 be8iIalih Der abfubr bon
MliiG uu6 Abfdllen elmer 4ritif lin.
tcr5ngen mo aobofot Stllort min
dc Nehtsfraft Der 0roiuoll5 ourdD
Die @eridte feitgeitellt bobeit. Sin
Mtann nallieits Moris Spfflnaun
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

mar ongeflogt sic 9roinans iiber.
treten al baben tito fem 4ntDalt
8. g. 5titart mafte obige ginfudn.
DC gelteno. Ser 40pofat laqt, 0ob
inter Dem @ortImlt ser 0roinoB
cine Gerion nt6teinnlaI Den W2aa
in einen 8ebdlter idiittea fam.
Ole 13iabrige Gohter bon
Sobu 8ebrle, luobnboft in 1917
slne. S, muroe auf 8eranInIIung ser
8ebOroe Der aGrede4 iihergeben, 0a
Die 8oharllg Der GItern fem bal.
ienoer aufenthult fir Elm Me1ohen
ibres Alters lei; 0ieieIbe Itarre NON
Sdnrus lro iei at fIein. Sic
0iuher oes Mdohers eriuflte ben
&idter Gnpeae, ibr bod al ge.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
GGbilac luiebermm @spinuerin bes
Observation-Disclosures.

Die glinr Nubber go. beranItnl,
tete ME alidbrlid, aud 0ieIeS Sabr
etneH &ettbeperb NIT cinem 8aiipt.
preis BON $500 fiir Die R%erion, bic
bon elmer @arnitur ibrer @umtmi.
reifen bic er0Bte Meilen516[ auf5li.
meiien batte. Die oiesbeSiiglifn
alisiageit mubten lotuoBL bonn Sab.
rer ais oiih bonn @igentiimer Der
WlaiGine beihmoren iein.
$err @eorge s. M1tbis, Der @a.
genfiibrar fir Grau 3. .. Sodion,
Reip &aben, Conn, III Der oiesidb.
rige aIiidlihe @eipinner obioen
preifes. Seine erradte Meilensabl
belief iiA nif 1920 Meilen. Ole
babel our Yerpenoimg aefommene
Gar mar cine Gooilar. Dies lit tt
5Ipei Sobren i6on Dos otueite Dol,
OaB ole ~gefpinnen6e Gar cine ga.
Oiane ipor, mas ais elm 8efpeis oes
riibieen 2oufes oieier Mai6ine on
geieben tper6en tam. Inter Den
208 9reiseelpinuern befonoen li6 10
Cadillac, ons lit mebr ols bon it..
ger0 elmer onoeren borbanoenen
Nlurfe. Ger uneegebene Meilen.
Ourhihnitt fir Die Cadillac be.
lief iid auf 14,7S3 Meilen fur cine
@ornitur @~ummireifen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

itottetl, ibr So6terden fpieocr nod
Saltie brinoert 8i oiirfeu, oa Die
8obnung gereinigt ltno friid ge-
tiiudt lei. Gi9ter Gapelle erflarte
|ieood oaB oos MdOden bis gum
|S@luB 0es 5dtliahres in Der Ore
DE berbIeiben loa, oouit Iie oen 10
|notigen Sdnlunterrid)t erhalten folts
ne oa 0ie gltern 0es &inoes nidt
.oorauf be0a@t iinO, lire ainoer 3liElt
SduIbeiah au5ubalten.
0err Sobn &. glorf BON 5ilper
Greet aomniAip lit rcpllblifnniiGer
aanoioat fir oos anlt oes Gountp
2tuOitor. Ser GIort lit im oitlihen
Cell oes Goulltps borteiIbaft be-
faitnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
Sci slntOnnfaa setotct.

@reeIep Center, gtrb.. 10. giai.-
Srau s. 8. @reen nrtrOe geitern ia.
BE gelfoit g}eb., ais Iid ous 9lito.
mobil, in neldem iie iidl NIT iDren
Soften befano, ii6erFhlue, auf Der
steIle getotet. S6r Maann ipirroe
10 idIimm berlebt, 0nB man al
ieinem Auffommen 3rDeifeIt. Die
Green befdBen felt Sabrn bel SO.
race cine 6arnt, Die lie fiir3lid ber-
.1uBert 1atter. Se9s ainoer, bic
idmtlid ermodien fiuO, iiberIebeu
Die 8eruiieladte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
qRaitams bonn anrt prdelttr.

Gas aiirt Grdelter beronitoltei
ON Snrustoa, ben 20. 01ai, in Der
Siibieite &irnerboIle, an Der is.
nno Winton Ctr, eineu Wtaitnna,
fir peld)en Die eroBten gorbereitun.
een eetroffen iuer0en. CAB Die Dtlt.
iit cine bor5ugIide fem niro, Der.
Itebt iih bon lelbit, urib aud ionIt
ipirb ben @diten Der attfentbolt 70
nneenebm tDie mir m6gli1 gcnto9t
iDer0en. Der giutritt betr1gt nlir
25e pro Berion.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

Qm fomnlen0en Gonntng, ben "a,
w2aL ipiro 6ie oeutide ggoffengcnoI.
Ienidnit I'M 0eltiden &auie cinen
QroBen 9oa obboIten. Die oIten
arieesfoner1ben treffen ale INITIAL.
ten ben Bali 81 eiren erfoIge erIten
M1uees az geitnItett, iinO merbcn
ni1ts utrberIiht IoileL ibren @1iten
eineH uraeuiiitlihen glbenb az be.
rotten. Sumner feite ornff" III
aud lire Yarole, unb 70 fam es
Ia aud garuift oiisbleiben, onB iid
Die GeutIdeu idnrenweiie an Conn.
tag obeu0 TN 9entihen $aliic elm.
iin0en iDer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
Geaere 0rdleiter.

Morgen. Samstng, finoet i'm
Geutiden Sous elm 9enefiS.gaa
fir oos 9enti6e Sors Srdeiter
oes &errn Gbns. Ggeerb ltott. Ole
bieIen Greun6e oes Serrn Gbns.
GooerB itHO ieiner poferen Wtuii.
Ter iolten iid Su 0ieier 9eronItal.
tlug oabIrei6 einfinoen, oeun oos
0rddter bat 10 nielen 8eiudern
I'M Deutiben Salis monhe id6ne
StunOe bereitet, uilO On lit es pobI
ougebroft, DAB it6 Oieie bel Der @e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
GleftrisitGt ntonoppIiiiert.

Dresden, IS. @lai. Die iddii.
idlc Hegieriing trGgt iid init Dem
Hlan, Elm StoatsmonopoL fit oie
GrSeusiing uno ben gerfauf bon
eIettrii6er araft ein5ufibren Inn
oaourh alien Stdoten cine eIeid.
mdbige nieortee State al lifcrn.
.Gies ldbt iid burd I'M StaatSbeiis
.befinOIihe aiisgpoebnte Ro6lengru.
ben belperflteqigen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19
g%6Itimmnna i6er gronbsis.

MalblngfoL .. g., 10. Wloi. =
.9os Siiitiafomitee oes Senats einia.
tie ii1 OabiL ndditen DlitttDo6 iiber
Die biel umitrittene @rnennung bon
2ouis 9. 8rnnOeis oIs 9eiiiBer Oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES obauitinmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

IIeoeubeii bnr1 sabIrei6en gelu6
Der 5eitIiAfeit erfemiIid scfoen.
Die 9cfuter ofIrien elm fdoueS
9ersnaoen eriparten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-19

goetii6e arieesaOer, Omaha.
Sbr @eOiht 5eiet bon Talent, bod
foimen mir 0osielbe nidt beripen.
ben.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06
CHRIST READY
TO SAVE ALL
--RTN ". :. RICr.

~Wha, fsr-hlng havoc sin has
made declared 'he Rev VI :. Rice.
pastor 81 RE North woodward Meth
odlsl church Thursday. IN the noon,
day Lenten service In the Detroit
opera house
'If has destroyed and stolen our
mobiles, manhood and Nomanhood. II
has forever been turning Va 20 our
worst The one clear note in all the
human story has been the conscious.
ness OF the failure caused Nv sin.
d Is the meaning y all the shrines
and affairs tAst men have reared II
Is rhe impulse behind all the ptifu
pilsrimscfs 10 distant sacred places
and streams am sorry for The
poor was often tried but much in
terested In he attested fact. Man
knows he has failed But Il men
are helpless they need no, be hone
less There Is one wso Is mighty TO
save u IS nor my intention TO Offer
SON philosophy 81 the atonement--
we might not agree II did 50. Blu,
~ Is my wght and privilege 10 d.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06

Nrs. Florence Aa-ttn Chase viii
'iripon-fFsts With ~ bite ~trir-
Nntio The times Cooking sch -
ON Wotel Fuller Roof
DO not rail- To- stsu the N.ILo
booth and ~ Nniio.
Npiio fsr sale bN e.. a ~. NrNiIiRn
Go. aud other Detroit ErocerS.
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06
LITTLE STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Mrs. Quack Is Quite Hopeless.
tcopyrieht. 1915. py T. -. Burgess
By THORNTON W. BURGESS.

Late In the afternoon Peter hap-
biz hurried over 20 ihe Smiling Pool
lipperty-lipperty-lip A. he dreT
near he could ser thar sammy Jay
was already there. sitting in The
Big Hickory Tree
Its all right. shouted sammy as
soon a. Peter was near enough 70
hear. Il found Biacky the Grow and
he says he viii do his part
"Is Mrs. Quack here yet" asked
Peter quite OUT Of breath wish run
ming
"No." replied Sammy Il hope
nothing has happened TO her
Farmer Browns Boy mas been
here and scattered some more corn
among the PUSHES. spoke up Jerry
Muskra,. who was sitting on the Biz
Rock. Have you thought OF ans
plan to help Mrs Qusck
"Yes.' replied Peter Then De-
FASTENED 10 add. Il mean sammy
Jay has"
Huh replied jerry MNshFal
swhenever did sammy jay plan,
anything but mischief II Mrs.
Quack has got 10 trust 70 him she
is more likely 80 gel into trouble
than out OF H."
sammy started 70 scream angrily
al Jerry. Dut just then ~ saw Mrs
Quack coming from the direction o.
the Big River and forgoi Bis anger.
Mrs. Quack came swiftly for She IS
very strong OF wing She saw Peter
sitting on the bank oi The Smiling
Pool, and she felt sure thar me
way was safe But she had suffered
too much in The past 70 trust any
thing bur her own eyes and so she
c:rcled around high in the air once
or twice just as she had the night
before At last sure Thar there was
no danger she flew down and
splashed into the smiiing Pool
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06

Have you found 49, Qae.h
asked Peter eagerly
Mrs Quack shook BIER head sor
rowfully No sand sh. and Der
voice was very sad Th.s aare
been hunters With terrible guns slt.
iEE on the banks Of 10 Pig River I'D
day and I've had 70 see Sbt o
the middle ~ it I've Hed md
called nn,H haven't soee
left I've about given nn eg9
sure Nr Quack was Killed nf hose
terrible guns on dear ar asr
What shalt ! do VIA shall Ell
Poor Mrs Quscs was -a aearr
broken that even Sarm1
rretends thar be ism fbe lea-r
sof;.hear'ed Turned away hrs he
10 hide suspicious moisture r
ewes Then Mrs Quack tega
talk sgain
zone hing dia ao even
didnt find Nj Quack" said shc
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06

saved some ofrer auCk- frow those
terrible Errs Sass f.em ayins rn
tho Br R.r a5 aaed 10 them
and warmed ro. Pa So near the
banks q hsanf ,rey would have
gore ueht where et di3 wien Mr
Quack vas sho' They asn-ed me
20 GO wifh them colldn 2
without nos dear mate
FARMER Brown Bay has left
some more eorn t9r SON. Jerry
Nu~hrat broke n
instantly Nrs Qlark was aii sns
p.cn She SWAIN alou, nervclslf
ard SEEMED ready tc fy a. the least
strange sound He has pur 81 here
rs frv 20 foc nee He links 20 STAY
s-oaad here End plenty 20 eat.
ard one % these times shen come
BACK he-2l' be a.dinE Re shoot me
said She
You're w-org Ms QrAck spoke
sammy Jas Nho had Kept SIN
an unusually iorg rime COR h.m
You're dead n,onr if Farmer
Browns Bow ras pin corn over there
f1r you ae ra~ dorf u ON ~ 'he
goodness os r, 'eart You take ms
9-t cr Na1 now tae JAW Fam
ISL ueu eh 70 know we are
rally suspicious and not easily
fooled Ven -aks from me As a
fhaf FARMER Brown Roy won
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06
Detroit Times Free Cooking School at Hotel Tuller

furnish pleasing variety IN sweet
sandwiches Pull apart with the
fingers the required number OF
Runtes Marshmallows breaking in.
10 rather small pieces, bur not crush
ing Add little sweet cream,
enough 10 make them teuder. but
not Wet Spread between thin but
tered slices of bread preferably nut
bread IN not crush these IA pack
ing. as The filing Is dan'ily dnNy.
II MAY also be- used between lady
fingers or sweet waters. and these
are especially suitable FOR afternoon
Tea
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06

Mars hrsalon Margueritus 4
pretty conceu Is 20 cover long thin
water waters with chartered Buntes
Marshnlalloos and chopped nuts
and toast ir quick oven Serve hot
Marshmallo0 rartlcts For these
place spoonful OF 'elly In the lirtle
shells 81 rich pastry which have
been baked cover With Ruutes
Narshmallows so the Jelly viii not
melt brown quickly I'm Tho oyca
and serve ar once
-MHthmallow Sandwiches These
are extremely easy 20 make and
The Detroit times., 1916-04-06

clare me fact shorn of philosophy
that Jesus Christ has ucCeeied IN
taking th- sinners place tcforc God.
and ts abtato save 10 thc uuemosi
al who call upon Him believe
God, arm D., not shortened and That
He can save to fhe Wtegmost. The
world is packed With ouow and
tragedy neN c1lautNe, tme 10 re-
plscc OLD ones ani one hcart SLOWS
sick az Tile avalanche 81 irolole an
ShouI rs
Lift vcur e>es 90 Tho urtermost
Saviour and take couyase Jesus
Christ Son OF God Rrdeemer ~ the
World. Saviour of Men lands ready
and willing ard aale 20 save MI
who will came unto Him IS Earth
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-10

Subscriptions to the fourth Hunga. rian war 1oan@Swtu be opened abou Easter time,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-10
PLAZA

saTshA Ar-73an, d five part Triangle DroducGion and one of the most thrill ing me1o-dramatic masterpieces ever released will be the starring vehicle of William S. Hart, the famous bad man. of the screen at the Plaza the flrst half of the week commencing with todays matinee The story Of ssThe Aryan'' is unique in more ways than one and during the showing of tl4e entire five reels Of film there is zl<f one d11n moment Hart has the role of a young prospector of rugged sphyIque, whose nature has peen n .soured toward all woInan-kind through the trfckery of a dance hall girl, and he determines to devote his life to wreak his revenge upon mem Ibers of the flair sex How his refor- 1nakdon is brought about by the sim pie trust placed in him by a gentle, fearless young girl. is thrillingly told in Ehiss wonderful play sts
 A screaming1y funny Keystone comedy in two parts will be shown in add1tion to the Hart picture
 The Adas Troupe, a sextette of daredevil aerial gynnasts will head line the vaudeville program with an offering, the like of which, sfof sheer sensationalisn has never been wit 1e eomposAd Of four pretty and shape ly young women and two men and their feats are nothing short of mar vicious.
 Morgan, Dickinson & Shrader, a. trio of capable entertainers and a piano will be see min a classy singing and piano offering that should win them instant favor
 Roshe and Russell known to vaude- vile lovers as The Musical Railroad ersss have som ethfng new in musical fantasies to present and many pleas ing novelties are introduced, Earl and Sunshine, a pair of capi- yating beauties with cultured voices that they know how, to use to the best advantage will be seen in a dainty singing and dancing diversion that has made them popular favorites wher- Nver they have appeared
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Amusements
POLES


 Heralded as vaudevine's most de- lightful juvenile offering, the Seven Kute. KemieaI Kids will top the pro- gram at Pon's the first half of the week, in a dainty musical comedy idea, styled seAt The Party Produced by William Foolfender who has given many artistic treats to vaudeville, At The Party introduces a seStette of clever entertainers, the peer of whom have never been seen here The ofIer- ing is elaborately staged
 Miss Ethel Barrymore, America favorite actress, will be seen in her greatest photoplay effort ''.Fhe Kiss of Hate This unusual drama of love and intrigue offers Miss Barrymore wonderful opportunities for those many talents that have endeared her to thousands of admirers. The film play is in five parts and tells most interesting story.
 Aspecia1 extra feature in the vaude- vilas bill brings here Charles and Fan nies5Van in their variety skit, Beg, Borrow and Steal,'' while the added at traction offers the SWartz Bros & Co., in their famous panto mimic novelty ssThe Broken Mirror
 Other attractive numbers in the vaudeville bill include: Katherine Mcconnell, in songs; Dave, Ferguson, "a funny fellow in a humorous mono Elogue; and LAabelle & Williams, in a dancing and acrobatic novelty
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EMPIRE

 Victor Moore, who recently created Such a sensation in the Jesse L. Las ky. production of s'Chimrnie Fadden Out West will be seen at the Elm spire theatre today and tomorrow, in The Race, '' supported by Anita King, the Paramount Girl and an ex- ceElenf Lasly cast.
 s-The Race is a thrilling drama founded upon Miss Kings recent transcontinenta1 motor trip, which she made absolutely alone from Los Angeles to New York city.
 Her entire trip was n1aed w1rh thrilling incidents, many of which are incorporated in the picture and were filmed at the exact locality in which they happened. During the photo graphing of the picture Miss King was injured several times.
 The production was made under the direction Of George H. Melford, of the IasAy Company and is said to be oneeCf thean10st lunHsua1 as well as ar tistdc pictures the Laslzy Company has ever produced.
 In addition to Anita King. are yIc- tor Moore surrounded by a cast of unusual excellent. including such ipronfnent actors as Robert Bradbury, William Dale Horace B. Carpenter, Mrs. Louis McCord, Jane Wolf and other members of the Lasky aaI-star organization Numerous other photo tp9Gxazwt7l S bs Eshoyyn.E Regular pro- gram changed zdai1y-
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FANNIE WARD AT
 WEST END TO-DAY

Fannie Ward, the distinguished star of the Lasl6y Company. who re- gently created such a furore by her splendid performance in the Lasky production of Hector TurnbuIPs grip ping story, teThe Cheat,@S will be seen at the West End theatre, on State street. near Clinton avenue. today, in the Jesse l., Lasl1y production of For the Defense,,' a daring detective story by the same author. In .-Fop the De- fehset' Miss Ward is seen as Fidele, a little French novice fresh from con vent. How she witnesses murder and later is able to secure a confession from the assassin and free the man she loves, makes a p1otodrana of un- usual merit.
 Tomorrow: Bessie BarriscaIe in Bullets and Brown Eyes" hve-act Triangle picture. Wednesday, Will liam Farnum in Fighting B1ood.'' Tel 232S-13=Adv,