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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25
Sumult nit Sumultp.

Serr 3. 6. glieb, elm befarrrter
oeittiter 3eitungsberausgeber Grs
Wsaoiion, gaise., iibrigens seborener
9lmcrifaner, itattete fiir5Iih Der Bun
oesbuiphta& einen 9ei,id Oh. Gori
madtc cr aud bic gefmintid,ait Sim
3inmiltp's, bes Gefretars oes Rr1il
benten. Der beinabe nod proengIiideE
lit aIs icin bober Gtef- 8eId,e nierf'
ipiirbieen @rfabrunseil er oabei mai
te, oarii6cr berid,tete er III ietner 3ei'
tirls, mic foIst:
,Su @aibington paiiierte iiils cIil
peri6nlid,es GrlebaiB, bas mir Iicber
peri1apieserr bdtten 5u geus iriS
isrcnmen bes Geutid)aniertfaner.
i!,unls, dber bier m.ttbeiIen ipollen.
llnierem Iieben 5reiiiibe Gbomas
@rabonp. nit tpeIhem mir elm Sabr
i'm bieiieen .State SSournal" arbeite.
ten unS Der iest 5ipeiter Sefretdr bcs
9rGiioenteu a9ilion III, galt iinjer
eritcr 9eiuh. .5Sm" mar iuie friiber
iebr Understanding unb 5uborfom,
meto. Or 5eigte uns bas asripatbiiro
bes s,rdii6eirten, bas aubinetts5im.
mcr, in lpeltem eroBe Sailbfartel
Don europa iirb @erifo binsen, oisf
SereE t1gIih bic EriippenbcuegunGcrt
BON oineln 8eamten oes GrieJs6et,nr.
tcments nlarfirt iperbeil. Serr Ora.
banu banGete ins aarten Elm, brrt
sueIb, ans bic geIiftieung eiiiiger
GripatrdiinlIiGJfeitcn beg prdiioentcn
III @eiBen Soltie eeitaitet fuuroe. s(ls
mir i'm 8egriiie itanben bas Grefu.
81 perlaiier, ino nniers
Ddinen bereits aus oefuielbcn berniis.
qetretcn iparen, fam Serr Z. y.
Gunuiltp, Der 9ripatiefrefdr ron
9ldiioent @ilicn, baber nrlb Serr
Sohn Sbsrer unb id, tpl,roen ibm
Die gegriibung mar bel.
eerirhs EOfIi1 irnb treiinhIih uitD cs
ertipann iid) cine llnferboliling, ore
lcidDt uno elatt bobinflcB, bis sSrtirnO
9rabmip enpdbnte, 0aB mir Sserniis.
aeber elmer beutiden 3eiting In Wis-
,onltn ieien. Die 8enerfung ipirfts
niif Germ TilnluItp tpie elm Sirrfe imI
guIDerfuB. CIR perlor bic Sispor be.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25

Der @erfs6r auf Der Siib Belle.
pue StrabeubabnIinie ptrb erit an
nd9iten SOnnsritas erDffnst psrben,
= Serr QuiHbp, Mapor Don 9ups
ton, bat cine protlamation erlaIIen,
iponaa Samitas, 80. Septenber, aIs
Gag Dan" feitgefebt isirb. 9ln bies
fem Sage fOlIen aolIetitonen gum Be-
item Der Offentli9en Woblt1dtisfsits'
Inftalten Dorssnommen iperben. 0isIe
iinb: Speers 9ofpital, bas atofer
gum guten 5irten, Campbell gpuntp
PROT. 8aiienbeimatb, ct. Soiepbs
WotienanitaIt unb Campbell Gountb
9umanitdtss s9eieqfhaft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25
8x Sertaaien ~ 2ots.

lIiplomaten ilnb Der politiid)e Bull
bo6er" fam 5iml @oridein. 9ic Teut
iden, rief er, batten fein Rcd,t, Scr
Erdjibeilten an5ugreiien. Ter batf'
rermlltbIib bic tags5iinor in 0er
Uorf ansenommene '9ieioIlfion Del
9. 81. 81. 8eirtralpereins tereits &C.
Icien.)
mir irasten ibn, pehu!b mir @me'
ritaner bon beuiIder 4bitammuns
io!de Sdmldbunsen bon einem Widns
ne i'm praiibentenitubl binnebmen iol.
ten. gr bsitritt. bab fOIhes Der Jali
iei; Der prdiibent babe nur einigs
ni6t ipinfdenstpertbs 9eutl4ameris
faner ansesriFfen. unb iolAe Seuts,
bic niht binttr bem praiibtntsn itlins
BEN, foaten nadb Deutidlanb aus'
iuarlbern. lle5er ioIde 4nmnbuns ers
5iirnt, antiporteten mir nit dller Gnt.
itieoenbeit, bdB mir aIs seborens
9lmeritdnsr tbeniopiel Mnreht auf
bieles aanb bdttsn ipie er obtr Der
grdfbeut felbft, anb bab bic aoniiis
tuition uns bi: Gyrsibeit Der Spra6e
erlaubs; ipsnn ts na9 ieiner ldters
li9eu Gorberuns einge. battle ia fein
Biirser bas Redt fir Gbas. q.
Shgbes aIs Observation-Disclosures
ten 5u iiiminen. 5err 2umultp eniges'
nete, mir ipGren In unIersn Sheen berI
ranni. ober Der prdiibeni tpiiroe obns
uns fertis. mir ertpioerten: Sur
SDae nit iol1em 4rgumtnt" unb e.
fldrten BEN erbibt.n pripatfeiretdr.
bas mir ni3t ssiommtn feien, uns
nit ibm iiber politi, gu 5anfen; baB
nur elm 3ufaa uniere 9esesnunssn
berbeisefiibrt babe, bab Is uits ans
faugs cine syreubt seipefen lei, nit
ibm betannt gu ipsrSsn. bdb mir abst
,pirtIi6 ieinen Streit iu4ten noh
lpiinIdten. Damit eitfernten mir
uns. Infer BesIsiter, 3err Sfsrsr,
bate i6on gu 9errn grabanp sss
dubert, lie folten uns beibs liebsr
irennen, ba ss 5u Sanbgrsifli4tsitsn
iommen t5nnt., Der abe1 meinte ld@
deInb, es iei niat bas erite Wor'
tonrmnib bieier Qrt. SIN besreifliaef
g.ritimmung terIieben mir bas erss
tutinasbdube, sas neben bem Meiber
SauIe ti.st, bod iebrt. uniere CUTE
Sdune bolb pieber, aIs mir unisren
bas erIs5nib eradbls
len.
Me Sim SumuItp. Der anfat!
Diplomatic ober 9att cine unbe9ren3s
l. ssre6beit beIitt, es su feinsr itBieen
boben SieGnng bra&te, III uns unbe'
,reifliM. CT ipiirbe etnen euten 5aus'
fusht, - ob.r poliseiIeutnnTt. Der
ben ,,96;rb D'greeA kitst, = MAIDEN.
81 1T Elm poliiiider ypb. Dtttaios
inb Dsmasoss. CT beiist cine lnper-
'rorenbeit, bic ans 9ddsrIi4e srsnat. |
.cStm', ipenn Du bisit 3eitung q"
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ibnen iibernommen bat, nah Dem pa'
| risWertb duf etipas iiber 100000
600, tpus iingefdbr benz @ertb Oci
turd bic 3entralmddte psrientter
S9iffe sleihiommen tpirb.
Wlit dnberen Worisn: bas @elb,
oas iid| Die 9llliirten bel Der Dforgm
8nntsruppe seborst baben. liest aui
bem @runb bes Wlseres, bant Der
Ibdtisteit Der llzgois, ipelfe cie
Shiffs Der 2miirten psrnihtet baben.
Morgans m6gen nod msbr leiben,
Iaber bas ipirb ben Jeirbsn Der 3ens
tralmddie nidts belfen; ber llsYootz
frieg beieitist alle Wortbeile bic cine
9lnleibe seipGbren t0nnts. llnb bieiss
bednbise Bergen ieitens Der 9laiirtsn
friBt Elm God in ibre 5inail3en. Hd9
8eenbisuns bss 8risses iino biele
2anber berarmt unb bafen uners
f9tpinglide Sdulben alfsebduft. bic
lie abiclut nift be3ablen tOnnen.
anfanss Suli begann Der sroBe
ensIii9 iransoiifde 0ormdrid an
Der CONNIE. sn bieier 3eit perbrauirs
ten bic ensliid franSoiiidn 9ssre
Shrapnells unb Wunition i'm Wsrtb
ppn 6unberten ppn WlilIionen. Sn
BEN einen Monat berloren iie nd4
offisiellsr bsutider SaGbuns 350.'
600 Mlann. llnb mas mar ibr Se'
pinng llnsefdbr 40 DDrfer unb atl'
iiebIunsen
ssn elmer pariier Depsi9e bonn l.
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in Srautreid i'm gefiB Der 0eutlaen
feien, nGmlid 1854 bon 36.247. 8et
ibrsr stpsimonatIidsn Offenfipe bas
Ben bic ensIif6 fransDifdsn 5rnp'
pen bappn iaum 40 5uriidsrobtrt,
aber ni4t cine einSise bsbsutsnoe
fran30TIde Stabt. Wenn nun Die
franS0IiI6en gtutoritdien Susesen,
bab bic DsutIden I'M gsiiB BON 2554
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ipiirbe es I'M entiprs9enbsn Sempo 18
Sabre bauern biz burd ben enslild'
fran5DIii6en Dormarf4 bic Oeuil4sn
aus Rorb Grantrsid psrtrisben
ipGren.
Qluf Der 5itli9sn Grpnt 1T Sentidr
lamb i'm geiib Don rufiih polsn, els
nen sroben 2lbi6nitts Der balt'i3en
grobinsen uRb tpeltsr Sireden pom
eissntlitsn RubIanb; Seiterrst4 III
i'm gsfis Don Montenesrp unS Str@
bien. OeutidIaiib 5dIt 4eIsien be'
Iest uno bat fir feline grOben Opfsr
anb finanSislen IusIagsn iperthool'
len geiib einsstaui4t. Qlbsr bic Oil
Iiirten baben nit allen ibrn Iip
trengungen nidts gaucnnet, tros ID.
,er 2lnleikn i'm eisenen Ganb, Der
Wegsabe ibrsr Mertbpapisre unb ib'
:srausIdnbiIdsn 2tnlsibsn.
De,itid,lano lit I'm @eiis oil 0es
leuen serritoriums. bab ss piT@;
lie aGiirten, bic iie germ Saraus
,ertrsibsn mSdien, tsiiBsn nitts, ed'
,eu nber t,ief berIoreu.
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,,m sirOpdiitxn apntinsent ipsitsE
,siiebt, iessn bic llsgoote in al!er
5tiae ibr 3erft6runsspsri fort uHb
,eri6Iinsen Wertbe BON Wdnioneu.
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@arfi.lb's .Ra9sr~

- 0drfieIb " Wt
tpt. Wm. Sones. pslder iiberaa
untsr bm Hamen ygia Sonss. Der
gfGh,r. betannt mar. ns:t r ben
M0rbrr bss prdTbentsn garit.lo.
gbas. z. @uii.au, i'm Sabre 1881
ni.berfdiessn ipOlli.. lit in Daibins.
ton, 8. g., DsriiOrb.n. Sonss ritt
an ben @asen beran, in ipsldem
Guiteau mad bem Diitritts @e.
fananib ssbradt ipurbs, unb fdob auT
BEN Mann. Die ausel berfeblte iss
bod, ibr 3iel. Sones tpurbs Dsrbufs
is., iebod, ra6 GINGER 3sit ipisosr
auf freisn SUB g.iebt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
SAFE HIGHWAY NOTICE.

N2ti2e is hrrcuy gwen that the State
lsaway commission Will meet at Repre-
ssnstves Hall. State House, Augusta,
NAME. On Thursday. January -, 1916, at
" A NJ, for the purpose of hearing all
tSFues interested in the question or
whether or not The following highway
t14, be designated AS state highway:
s!A4E HIGHWAY o.. AUGUSTA TO
BRUNSWICK.
Ionmencing at the junction of State
W. gEove streets, Augusta: thence south
Nste street, through Hallowell and
sssnlhgdale. INTO Gardiner; thence via
EpMee street, Brunswick street and
s so,d ,s avenue, following the Post
sssas SAID Post Road into Bowdoinham !:
n'l q. VIA the 'Mallet Road" so called
me southeast corner Of Bowdoin !;
~, NY Via the state aid road in Topsham
=. Wer the steel bridge between Tops
pa anu brunswick and via Maine street,
n,aaa'isWick, TO its junction with the
'~-aahd road. SO called.
,. ,1e commission excludes in the desig-
ms rVi g Q. the above highway all bridges
s,b, III IN length ana reserves the
I'll Is reqiired in section 10, Chapter
tos =: 4! - E!5 to determine what pOr-
r,hv' N, NE highway above described lies
1 ay ane contract portion of any town
stie ee M on -1ln Inhabitants. through
htwjr.s uCn highway extends. Maps
tsbwass. lae location of above described
r saway may he Inspected at the hearing,
H. G so 10 that time, at the Office Of the
Mu n.shway commission. in Augusta.
WIFI ): REE.kING, State
h,,IIi1AM a. AVER. Highway
!as .A:,.s 4; PEABODY, Commissioners
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
CHURCH NOTICES

WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church, Rev. H. W. Haynes, minis
ter: Morning service at 1890. sermon
topic; second IN series on the Ten Com
kindergarten at 1880 and 1900. Any one
desiring Is invited to leave little ones in
kindergarten while attending service;
SAINT MA Marks s. chureh. Pleasant
street. Rev. Victor, O. Anderson, rector:
ca Sunday after Epiphany: Holy eu-
charist, 7.so A. NJ; Sunday school, $50
A. n; morning PRAYER and sermon. 1880
A. M: evensong and sermon, 1880 P. NJ.
All services conducted by the rector.
PENNEY MEMORIAL church, Rev. c.
seron Sy the s ssryise
Heaven and What We May Know Con-
corning IT.; Sunday school at 11.45: C.. E.
meeting at Gas. Mrs. Alice Merrill. leader:
pastor on christian SCIENCE; mid-week
meeting "Wednesday at 80:
AK yaesay at sdS Se A a H. sSesMft
Wednesday evening meeting at O'Clock
Reading room open to the public Wednes-
Gay and Saturday from to $ Christian
UNITARIAN church. State street. cor
ner Oak street, Rev. Paul S. Phalen,
minister: 1880 A. NJ. morning service
Th anthems Sass fnr , b. the
ing service; 11.45 A. NJ, Church school
430 P. NJ. third in the series of seven
vesper services. Special music under the
direction of Clyde Boyer Long; short ad-
dress by the minister.
THE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIsT
Society will hold meeting Sunday at 23O
and 7.3O p. NJ, in G. A. r. hall, 222 Water
street, Mrs. T. NJ. Crowell Of Brockton,
Mass., the speaker and message bearer
The public cordially invited.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Rev. Clayton d. Boothpy. minis
ter: Worship with sermon at 1880 A. NJ :;
sermon topic, docs 1t Pay to Pray?"
This is the seventh in the series on
Modern Theology in Answer to CUES
soloists Mrs. NJ +: sawtelle, Mrs. j. L.
Anderson, Herbert l.. Goodwin, Marsters
Edwards; organist, Mrs. G.. H. Brickett ;
Sunday school in the chapel and mems
| forum in the church at 1145 A. NJ; mid
week service in the chapel Wednesday
evening at 100 o'clock. The fourth lee
ture in the series on Beacon Lights of
the Christian Church" will be upon
Ambrose of Milan" &c.,.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL church,
Green street. Henry E. Dunnack, minis
ter. residence 10 Green ST.: 1890, sermon
| by Evangelist Powell: II NJ, Sunday
I school, VIM. D. Hutchins, Supt.; 3 F, M.
sermon by Evangelist Powell; 7.3O P. NJ,
sermon by Evangelist Powell Hugh
Smith OF Portland will conduct a big cho-
rus choir at each of the three Sunday
services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Rev. Father LaFlamme went to Au-
gusta on Friday last to attend a family
reunion, ii being the only occasion in
period of IS years when all We're able
to meet together with their father and
mother who are now 70 years of age.
The family consists of six brothers and
one sister. the sister being the mother
of IS children, eleven of whom are liv-
iny. The six brothers are educated
and trained in the following vocations:
Rev. ]. A. LaFlamme Of Rumford, rep
resenting the priesthood; DR.. La
Flanme D. d. s., at West Point Mill
tary Academy; another brother is a
locomotive engineer on the 500 Line,
running a through express; one is a
stone cutter; one weaver, and one a
barber all enjoying good health.
Oxford County Citizen, Jan. 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
COMING EVENTS

Ian. 14-Mains Dyers' and Cleansers'
Association annual meeting. Lewiston.
July l5-16-Nattona Convention AID
Show of American Sweet Pea Society.
Jan. ls-Ivanhos Lodge. K, Of p. cello
brates S5th anniversary OF institution
with banquet, tbs, Pythian Temple.
Ian. i9-Maine Association of Optom-
etrists at Congress Square Hotel. Port
Ian. 1s-Maine State League of Loan
ana Building Associations annual meet
Feb. ECandlemas Day.
FEB. 2-4-Course Of lectures by Former
President Taft e. U. Of M. College Of
Fsb. 7.iGsixth annual United Com.
mercial Travellers Food Fair Bangor.
FEB. 1HEllsworth Food Fair opens for
Feb. 1-Kennebec County Rural Letter
Carriers Association annual session. Au-
March 1o-1s-Mains Boys Conference.
NAV i7-Grand Lodge, knights Of Ply.
thias. annual convention, Bangor.
June N-Bowdoin class OF 190eareunion.
New Meadows Inn. .sse
July 4-Family reunion Of descendants
Of Jeremiah and Elizabeth Doughty Pen
nell. at home Of Mrs. WI Ross. Yay'
mouth. 5 Il = 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

.larity that is unique. in the course Of
a regular season of thirty weeks It
gives 110 concerts. In Hte season sof
ls14-15 this was augmented by ts 'cont
certs which were given at the Pam
anna Pacific International Exposition
in San Francisco and in the season of
1915-16 the regular schedule will be
augmented by eight concerts given in
the West in early October.
This wonderful Orchestra may be
heard at City Hall, Portland, Monday
evening, Jan. 17th.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
MIRIAM CIRCLES
ANNUAL MEETING

Miriam Circle held it's annual meet
ing Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ida Nuttins, IL Spring street. The
following officers were elected: Pres
ident, Mrs. Alice Merrill; list vice pres
ident, Miss Josie Richards: 2nd vice
president, Mrs. Florence Bennett; secJ
rotary, Miss Linnie Davis; treasurer,
Mrs. w. F. Turner; teacher Miss Flor
ence Tolman.
After the business meeting the men,
bers adjourned to the dining room
where dainty lunch was served by
the hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Fifield Bros. are awaiting the ar
rival of new gasoline tank for the
Capital garage, which building is To-
Gated just below the Augusta House.
The tank has capacity of 10000 gal
Ions and is about 81 feet long with a
diameter of about eight feet The tank
will be sunk in the ground at the west
side of the building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Curator james of the State museum
tells the Journal that he now has in
the tanks at the museum at the State
House all the different kinds of Maine
fish except the white perch and the eel.
and that the two vacancies in the list
will be filled before a great while. Mr.
James received Friday some specimens
of salmon from Belgrade waters. which
fish weighed about three pounds each
and were beauties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
A Million Mothers behind

A Million Mothers behind
the purest, cleanest, most nu-
ritious of all cereal foods
Shredded Wheat. They have
tested it and found it best
for youngsters, best for
grown-ups-a food to work
on, to play on, to think on.
Contains the life of the wheat
in a digestible form puts
gimp and ginger into the
jaded body. Delicious for
breakfast or for any meal with
milk or cream. Made at
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
77s7zEz%
- = !
i'=i Tijfa%K: 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
Bankruptcy Proceedings.

A first meeting Of creditors was held
Friday morning at the Office of the ref
cree in bankruptcy for Kennebec coun-.
ty in the case Of Fred l.. Grant of
waterville, in which no assets were
found, no trustee was appointed and
no further meetings will be held until
ordered by the court. -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Miss Lizzie S. Morse. who is employ
ed in the United States pension depart
ment at Washington, D. c., arrived in
the city Thursday night, called here
by the illness of her brother, Wallace
w. Morse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Leo Cyr of the clerical force in the
banking rooms of the State Trust Co.,
is confined to his home on State street
by an attack Of the prevailing grip cold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15
Local matters

DIR. and Mrs. A. H. Sturtevant arriv-
ed home Thursday evening from trip
of few days to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-15

Regular meeting of Manchester
Grange tonight. The Third and Fourth
degrees will be conferred on a class of
six candidates. All visitors welcome.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-13
Sock to Take
Place of The
Stockings

ATLANTA, Ga, March 12.-Atlanta
society girls and matrons, too, are
planning in large numbers to discard
stockings for socks this summer. The
haberdasfers have known for quite a
while that Sister Susie, though vail
and twenty, has been wearing socks
just like Brother John and baby sister,
and they say the custom will be more
widely followed this season than ever.
The only difference between the
older sister and the kid is that the
little one wears socks all year round
and her chubby legs don't seem to
mind the cold.
81 hope to be wearing socks again
by the end of this MONTH" one young
lady is quoted as saying, they are
much more comfortable than stock
ings; there are no knees to break and
tear
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-13

A job as an elevator boy in Atlanta
at 50 a week.
That's nearly all, but not quite. He
has debt of $12O which he can't pay,
and silver-plated hip in place of the
Zone which God gave him, and which
was shattered by piece of shrapnel
casing in France.
3randman is doing lot of thinking
as he runs the elevator all day long,
hauling men who never did anything
heroic in their lives Except, perhaps,
10 get married) and who never have
'iften a finger (much less gum for
flag and country, but who have limous-
ines, and bank accounts, and offices
and real estate.
Brandman isn't cynic or sorehead
or philosopher. He simply doesn't
know the answer. Do you
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-03-13
MISS THAYER HAS A
BIRTHDAY PARTY

Miss Louise Thayer entertained quite
number of her little friends, with a
birthday party at her home on Jackson
avenue Saturday evening.
Numerous children's games were
played, and late in the afternoon the
little ones were ushered into the dining
room, where a salad course with hot
chocolate was served. Those present
were Miss Ruth Oakley. Miss Edith
Oakley, Miss Minerva Allison, Miss
Julia Allison, Miss Lillian Cannon,
Miss Vivian Cannon, Miss Eva Weeks,
Miss Ina McElheney, Miss Julia Flow
ers, Miss Fannie May Meyers.
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JEANNE DORE

The promise of unusually good null
tlple reel features, made by Bluebird
Photoplay' Inc, in the release of Jean
lie Dore," which shows Nine Sarah
Hernhardt in the last play in which she
appeared upon the stage, seems to have
ceen fulfilled in the forthcoming pre-
sentation, Secret Love-" in which Miss
Helen Ware is introduced to pictures,
al the Opera House Tuesday night,
March 14th.
Bluebird Photoplays announced that
ali effort would be made to equalize
every factor in this productions with a
view to keeping the star, the scenario
and the matter of direction at the high
est possible standard. 1t is declared by
those who have seen the film that "Se-
cTet Love" makes good these an
rcuncements in each particular.
Surely there could be no more likely
assignment of an emotional role than
to Miss Helen Ware Her stage career
has called into action, through the
many roles she has played, the por-
trayal of every possible human emotion
and the demands of Secret Love"
bring into action both the experience
and energy that Miss Ware so abund-
artly supplies.
Secret Love" is the screen-title of
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's wide
ly read novel, "That Lass O. Lowrie's. -
The original title was not Electrically
suitable, and the change has resulted
in a caption for the Bluebird feature
taat concisely and clearly explains the
nature of the plot There are, indeed,
three secret loves in the story; but
there are likewise abundant sensa-
tiCns to keep the film from falling into
the class that most edifes the love-
lcm
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MEETING TONIGHT OF
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER

Chapter No. So, Order OF Eastern
Star, will hold it's regular meeting
Monday evening at 7:3O at Masonic
Hall. All members are urged to be
present and bring a pound of fruit, as
the social feature of the evening will
be pound party.
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", c. 7. U. MEETS WITH
Mrs. j. r.. WILLIAMS.

The w. c. T, U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock with Mrs.
J. r. Williams, at her home on Tay-
lof street. A large attendance is
specially urged because of matters of
importance.
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SOCIETY NEWS
MILLINERY OPENINGS
ON MARCH 18th AND ETH

Of much interest to the ladies Of
Americas and vicinity are the sprine
millinery openings by four of Ameri,
Gus leading style shops, these being
Churchwell Brothers, Hay & Tillman
J. ]. Hardy and Hamilton's.
The openings will be conducted on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 14th
and 18th, with artists in charge of the
displays. The ladies will find it to
their advantage to visit these four
places during the openings.
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REV. hEIGHBOR To
SPEAK ON TONIGHT

Rev. r. E. Neighbour who is con-
Quoting revival at the Presbyterian
church, will talk Monday night on
"The Signs of the Times" or rs the
Age Near It's Close" He is an enter
tanning and interesting speaker and
the public is cordially invited.