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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

TO the privilege Of taking turns at the
piano, while the fair things sing with
gusto.
you sec" said Mr.. Wayburn, "they
have to learn the words and music Of
twenty-four songs. More than merely
learning the words by rote, they must
get the sense of the lyric-fathom the
meaning of the lines" "Fathom the
meaning Of the lines"-these are Mr..
Wayburn's very words! Dear. dear.
the poor girls have actually TO fathom
the meaningl Can there be any doubt
now that IL requires a high level
Of intellectually 20 master the in
tricacies Of chorusdom? And think of
the new sensation for the audience,
sitting on the edge Of their chairs
lest some subtle import Of the words
escape their eager cars!
Well. after the words and the har-
mony have been completely committed
to memory the girls are ready for
mass formation, and they 60 into their
practice clothes For those unfamiliar
with back-stage jsrgon, be it said that
practice clothes consist of blouse,
boomers and silk stockings, bathing
suit or a pair Of rompers, or any un-
combining garment. Think Of I'll the
enhancing creatures fit about uncon-
cernedly in the dainty garbs made
familiar 90 the world by the adver-
Using pages of the women's maya
zines!
Eight Ways 20 Face.
First. they are taught to walk in line.
Some girls are born without a sense of
rhythm. and these, Of course, are i'm
mediately discarded. Next Mr.. Wayburn
instructs them on direction. He has the
stage divided into eight parts, and he
teaches them that they can face eight
different ways-front, back, right, left,
right and left, oblique front and right
and left oblique back.
Just about at this point Mr.. Wsyburn
becomes scientific. after they know
how to walk in time and are able to
turn correctly toward any direction |
indicate / teach them the dramatic at
titudes Of the body. ! explain TO them
the significance of each head nod, hand
clasp, of each movement OF the arms
and legs. ] follow closely the Delsarto
system Of pantomime expression. There
is nothing new about IL. have merely
put a theory into practice and ar
ranged a definite routine for each dey
during the training period. ! try TO
teach them that il is not all perspira-
ton and no sense. For instance, by
various positions of the handclasp the
emotions Of prayer, supplication, resig-
nation or despair can. be indicated. BY
constant repetition compel the chorus
TO memorize these attitudes in regular
sequence, and the numbers that ! origi-
nate for songs are merely resrrange-
ments Of these attitudes, designed to
tell the story of the show in panto-
mime. believe that a chorus IS part
Of the show-not a specially"
It's a Hard Life, Girls.
From all this il can be seen that the
life Of chorus person in rehearsal is
no ostermoor OF roses. For two weeks,
from 1880 to 1890, ? to 4 and S to 10.
the girls are put through the drills
Just like a troupe of Boy Scouts. When
they are thoroughly familiar with Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

The Fraternal Association Of Musi-
clans will give the annual composers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07
It's a Hard Life, Girls.

From all this it can be seen that the
life Of a chorus person in rehearsal is
no ostermoor OF roses. For two weeks,
from 1880 to 1890, ? TO 4 and s to 10,
the girls are put through the drills
just like a troupe of Boy Scouts. When
they are thoroughly familiar with Mr..
Wayburn's directions he starts them
marching 10 the music Of the show and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-07

Valentine Grant, in "The Innocent
Lie" by Lois Zelincr, released on the
Famous Players-Paramount programme,
will be shown at the Broadway this
week. Miss Grant is poor little Irish
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-01
RlVERBED HEARING
DRAWING TO CLOSE

tmurls kurtul assistant United
states attorney general had the floor In
federal court rlyyrh,l hearing saturday
morning, engaged In unh argument for
the government II is unlikely that Mr
keafiul viii finish before late In after
noon Judge Cottrnl who is hearing
case, win probably take It under advise
mcnt for ID few days and not hand down
decision uutil after opening ot January
term uf federal court nt Guthrie
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
slus bent staatc.

: Spotenliit,e in efaro 13.
Greene, Sa. 3. Sunni. Sic Hetz
tllngsarbeit am SSrad oes 9ipd ssslanbz
3u9es BEL Gadaro bat nit oem Suno
BON 8 2eiden geenoet, lpabrcno npd
nermiBt merben.
Spot Iino: 5ral gs. &. HobinIon,
40 Sabre, BON Sterling, Sas.; MIpin
Sboell, is, bon aeulett, Sa.; Srau
g. 2. ssescptt, @ottin Beg Sngenieurs
gs, bon slanlp, Sa; Scr. 2app, 80
Subre, 9elddft5reiienoer, bon Nortb
gn9lilb, Sa.; Gutb Sober. 19 unb
2ora Sober, Is Sabre, bon 8aterlpp.
SSa.; Sran Slpra @an gliet, 65. bon
Sraer, Sa.; Sralt Marp gS. @rrsipel.
As Sabre, BON Soma gitp; ierner cine
llnioentifi5irte Srau bon etipa fiinfsig
sSabren.
Slls pern1iBt befarlnt linh: ssrall
Srunces gbriltianIpn bon @eslep, esa.,
0iarp Sarrell bon 2ouispiae, ap.,
Searl Gobinlon. IA, ppu Sterling,
Sis; llnb cine Sral @illtan1s, berett
slpreile rnbefalnt lit.
Giesethen bon 6rau 9escott, Mr.
2app lrno sllpin Sboelr lpllroen bellte
sSabnittag I'M 6hlb llnterbalb Ser
Steae seflnoell mo Sic aataltropbe
it'd 6reitag 0lprgen ereisuete. gs mar
Z @leilen liiolih bon @reene, mo- Sic
Sriicfe iiber oen 6lppb Greet etnbrah
ltno cin 9erionenlpagen ing @aiier
fiel.
ssiele @erleete iperoen in bielisen
SpitaIern bebanbelt lnb foleenbe brei
lino lpabrlheinlib tootli6 perlest:
Srnt gs. s.. Sboen bon aeniett,
Su.; g. 9. gale bon 5enrp. SQs. lnb
@enrp llnleen BON Minpt. g. g.
! Sic giicnbabnbeomten baffen, bie
@riicfc big nahlten 9ieustas pieper ip
reparirt 81 baben, pub Ser Sueoienit
ipieoer aufgcuumnen lperoeu fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
slns Ser SltnSesbanptitabt.

Sic merifaniihe c 8rage.
sSal albington, 3. SSltni 9srili@
Dent sSilIon miro ipabrleeinlid am
@tontag nit Sefretar Gaming sic Sraz
&C Der Seantlportltng bon G$enera[
Garran5as neler 6or6erllng oafnebz
men, paB bic amerif. Sruppen bon @1ez
rlfn 5ltrilfge6o9cn meroen ioGen.
Sic geanlten baben noh feine s(nz
peutllns erbaltelt in lpelbsr Sprln Sic
slntlport abeefaBt miro, eussenon1z
men, baB nem @erlaltgen nidt naheez
aeben fptro.
Sffi5iere oes @cneralitabs baben
ale @balen bun gen 9er'9ings Gage
ltltoirt lno lcBen oas 6Ddite @ertrauen
IN feline 6a6i9feit, lie] eeeen iebeu 9lnz
griff 5u uertbeipigen, Ser ll11glicherz
uetle altf i'm 9elnat)t lperpeu fDnne.
s iir Bic &pnpc ntiun in
ct. 9puis.
Yrdlloent gSillpn bat Ser @rtpa6<
lung bes Seuators ssap1es BON aenz
tucfp gum perntonenteu Goriiter ser
nenlofr. 9iationalfonpentipn in ct.
2ouis SuselIimn1t. DIS iolc1er miro
Sanes Ser Siibrer oer Delegation
lein, ipelcbe SSillpn bon leiner @ieoerz
nomination SIT benacbridtisen bat, lpie
er es na6 Der goltin1orer aonbel1tipn
tbat
senatpr stone bon @allonri lit tor<
ldllftg gum @priibel1oen oes Glatforn1=
cpmn1ittee crfpren lporben utlb ipenn ct
nad1 ct. 9ouis sebt, fuiro ct ipabrz
lheinlid) sic ltnlrilie ber pom graIiz
penten IelbIt entluorfenen G(atfornt
mitnebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
3ltiam,menitok bpn 8abnsns n1tb
glMtpmpbil.
2ief aud fir ben BUG
lh I c If / ob.

9anbiIlc Sas., 3. Sul1i. Ser
1lorbparts fabrenbe Slpriba Chicago
Sbnen5ue, Ser idnelllte ltnb bette 3ug
auf Ser Chicago 4 galtern Sns. 9abn,
perllneliicfte bellte g}acbnittag onrb
3uialnnlenitob nit cincmgutomobil an
'ciner 9reu5llng nabe 9isluarcf. 9ofoz
1i,otibe, 8epafe, Eplt< uno 5ipei Yerr
ipnenipagen ettt9leilten nnb rilien bic
Geleiie 100 Daros ipcit allf, aber bic
Stablcars perbiiteten cine &etaltrppbe.
9as M1ttpmpbil iplrbe bon 6arper
Guiliels, etiten, friiberen MDbelbanoler
llnb iebf1en 2eidenbcltatter bon bier
.geitellcrt. ct ipllrpe getDoet llnb fltrdtz
bar peritiimmelt. Sl1ge!icnr Gbas.
gperbart llnbI Seiser Sreo $. &ap,
bcibc bon 8ut}bille, ipurben ldlimm
perbriibt nno mebrcre Eallagierc leibt
bcrlcbt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04

Senatpr ssames sg. @abslpprt6 bon
91ep sprf erlieb beute fpl9enoe CT
Hdrltng:
$50 0 8 9lame miro Ser &pnpelltie
OIL bon Ser Mebrbeit ser g. 9. 9elee
gaten pnrseldlaaen lperpea. Sic lino
tief iiber5eu9t ppn leiner @ignltns fir
oos 6Dd1lte sl1nt. @enn lpir Sic idllpies
risen 3eiten in getracbt 5ieben, sic
ben1 2anbe IN Sen ndd]lteu 4 Sabren
bepprlteben, niilien mir Sll benl
#Sdluile fpnu1en, baB mir irtGrdlibenz
tenamt einen Manu nit ber 8eis6eit,
DEM Mhttb unb Der Starfe Nppts be-
n0tbigel. Nppt luirb, lperu npminirt,
ben Staat 9lelp 9prf nit elmer 9rpbe1
Ndebrbeit eeipinnen ltnb oies beoeutet
Al @Ieftpralltirmnen."
@ep. 8. Terfins bon 9ieip Yprf. Ser
&nrliser oes prp9reilipeu 96utipnalz
committee, iprad li6 beute slbenb be-
seiitert iihcr sic srpbe @creitldaits1
parade aus nnb laate, pab Gpplepeli
Ser Nianu lei, Ser Sen &plfsgciit in
bieler Mibtl,n9 9cfilbrt babe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
@olitiides.
Bic stusiidten in Ggicaso.
5uebes farfcr ais SO . e
belt.

Gbico9p, 3. Slni. Sic Sii6rcr
Der altrcpublifanilden Organization
ge6en beuteNadt 5lt, onB &icbter G6orz
leg g. @ugbes I'M erItet Ballot ne6r
Stimmen fir Sic Hrdiibentldaftsnoz
nliimtion erbalten lperoe, als elmer ieiz
ner @litbenerber ltno lie fdasen feline
Stdrfe I'M erlten @aQot auf 5ipiIhen
175 unb 225.
9ie Organization" iddbt Hoolez
belts Starfe I'M eriteu Ballot auf me-
niger beml $50, 9i6t ober 5l, baB Ieil1
@otunt anipacblen lpiro, lpelln bic
v2iebltngslobne" nadeinanber abfalz
len. 9iele Gage mag 5u einer 5eits
lpeiltgen &pmbinatipl1 Ser entereIlell
Sipilcheu Ser Organization unD oeil
Sreunoen 9tppiepelts fii1rel1, unl
6ug6es in Sen eriten Stnnben Ser Mbz
itinnlung in ber &pnpentiou 5lt opppz
lliren.
ssus iid aber ereisnen ipiro, 11adz
pem bie erlten lpenigeu gaIlpts sez
npnn,en linb unS pie 2ieblingsiD6ne
anfanaen, aus oem 8enuen ab5ufal@
len, ldeipt su oieler 3eit Stiemanp 81
DeisIagen iin stunbe slt leul. gs
beibt, baB Sic Organization" auf Sic
llnteritiislng Ser 9toplepelt 9elegaz
ten gegen Souahes ltnb }pdtcr auf Bic
@iiIfe ser Suehes stnban9er 5ahlt,
I'M 9ippiepelts Domination 5lt perbine
bern. slllf oieie @eiie glallben lie Sic
9ipntinatipu eiacs pcr 2ieblillgsiDbne
nber eines uGarf Soprle" blrcbIeseu 5ll
fonnet, Der Ben GrpsreNipen annebn1z
bar lit.
6olsenbe Stimt1t5ablen lperoeu ppll
Sen Waherr Ser leitenbel &anbioaten
inn erlter 9allpt beanlprlht:
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
M6cin=Nsain=9unm aanal.

gsie ser Mii,lbcller Mitarbeiter
Ser u5dgI. Nlnlolbau" erfabrt, biirf=
te Ser Mull eines &beiu=Main=0o-
nall-aanals IN ser na1lten 3eit in
orei grllnhlegenoen Gngltneen bera-
|tben tnerben. Die erIte Gagltng miro
Dor Gfir,glten IN &eaensburg, bie
5lpeite ipafer in 8ien itattfin6e,t
|,pabrenb oie SdluBtagung il, @uoa-
peIt erfolgt. 3ie Ibeilllebtner oieier
brei Gagnngen aperoet 'iih aus ben
Miirgern1eiitern Ser 1onauitdbte bon
Negenshllrg Bis slln1u@ u@ilernel1 gbpr"
Lllnb aus iad)oerItanOigen Sadtndlt.
merit 5uiantrleniesen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
9ie sr6Nte Sereitidaftsparabe lit
Gbicagp.
10000 sc a nm III ar
ihirten.

gbicaep, 3. sunni. Sic arobte
8araoe, Die ie in Chicago abgebalten
ipllrbe, euoete beute giadt, nadpem
130,214 Yeribnen als Concentration
fir &riessbereitldaft bes 2anbes
tbnrb Sic StraBen 1narldirt moret. gs
oaaierte 111a gtllnben, bis Sic Marz
lbirenoen einen ge9ebenen Hunft pals
| lirt battel1.
lleber cine Dlillion Menihel1 lollea
Sic Garabe belidtigt baben. Sic 9rpBe
0ialie marldirte giadn,ittass unn ete
lua ein seditel bappn lparen Srauen.
Sn Ser 9ta6t marlhirte nod eine Gibiz
lion, bic aus militdriiden grganiiatiz
pnen beltnl1b.
Tarabein sp.rinsfieIS.
SpringfieID, Sas., 3. ssuni.
10000 Yeripnen, 5000 bappi1 5dulz
finber, marl6irtcn in scr belttisen Sez
reitld)aftsparaoe Gin Siinftcl perMare
lcbirenben lparen Srauen. Sic einsigen
6ubriperfc in ser 9sarnbc lparcn @utpz
mobile, lpel6e 141 Getcrallcn ncs
giirgerfric9es trll9en.
Cine 9elegatipu bon 100 Nldnnerlt
ppu glfbart, Sas., eefii1rt bon bellt
!! friiberen @icesolp. Sobl1 6. Sglerbp,
fiibrte Elm Banner NIT ser sS11ldrift:
Sic Sarnler bon glfbart itnb fir
Sriepen, aber allb fir ei,1en fleinel1
&rieg, lpenn notblpcllpig, I'M ben Sriez
Ben 5u lidern."
@ouperneur 9unne, Senatpr Sbcrs
man, Sic lneiiteu Observation-Disclosures
Generalapjltant 9idlpn rlno lein Stab
nabmen Sic 8epue ab.
ct. 9outs, s. Slni. Gtpa 5o,z
600 9crloi1en maridirten in Ser biez
lisen @ereitlbaftsparaoe.
Sn gprillefielb, Ohio, 1nar1hirten
5000, in 9rpbioence, 81. S., $4,000
Dtinner lmb Sral1en, in @ol1iton, Sez
gas, 600O, in San Sntpnio, Ser, Elm
GROCER Sbeil Ser gepDlferllng.
sluh IN 9es Wipines mltrac cine Yaz
rabe bon ctipa 10000 obgebalte1.
9urrabl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
9nrd sic britiide griac scic1er.
alPions geeberrl6aft
II II q c 3 L o Cfl c n.

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llngcbrp6en.
2pnbo II, 3. sSllni. (No6t5.) Sic
|lcbten 8ert6te bon Ser britil6en Slot
te. bon nelltralenS6iffen ipcl6c S6ciz
lc Der 9roben Seelhladt iaDen uno
BON Den lleberlebenben gebeu bem briz
|tilben Gublifllnt @rl11b su glauben,
|bab Die Sdladt feinesfaas "ip na6c
|eitc 9MeDerfa9e" ipar, ipie slterit be-
ridtet. Sic britilden @erlllite- paren
3 g6la6tfrelser, 3 Gan5crfellser uno
Is (?) 9eltropers.
9ie beltiden @crllltc Ioacn, ipic
.man glarbt", bielelbc 8ab( bon
S6tffen 6etra9en ba6en, obippbl piel
|iperlioer an gonnengebalt.
gritilche Marineerperte bebaupten,
|baB @roBbritannien bie Soerrldaft
iiher sic I&ere nod balte ltnb nit lei-
|ner enorlnen Slptte bie erlittenen Ser
lutte beller ertragell fol1ne, OILS bic flei-
mere belltIcbe. q
2eiber leien bie eriten 8eri6te bpit
i6tpere1 2ebensberlu1telt beltdtigt.
gnglano betrallert Sen Spo pon iiber
1000 ieiner belten seeleute. gtipa
5000 Mann lparcn anf Sen periel1ftel,
Sdffen llnD mir ineniee @unberte
iplrben gerettet. gs gab feline l1ebcrz
'gabe11 ltnb Sic S6iffe, Sic llltergingel1,
perlanfen NIT ben san5en Mannlhaf&
ten. Sic S6reden bes lnpbernen Sec
fricges iiberltei9en bel ipeiten1 Sic Ser
friibcrcn @riege NIT 5pl5ldiffen. Son
etipa 1000 Mann allf ser Queen Marp
ipnrbe MN cine 8orpprals9arbc geretz
tet ebenip pon SSnbincible, iudbrenb es
bpin Slloefatisable (920 Miann) sar
feinen llcberlcbenben CAB. 91l1r Ser
9an5erfrel1Ser @arripr fplnte nod in
iiilfellpen 3ultaube in einen @afen ge@
1dleppt iperben.
Cine sllfumrnenbdnacn6e @eldi6te
Ser aroben gdlacbt, Sic bicle gtunbelt
bauerte ltnb ipdbreub bercn Sic berz
ihiebenen ginbeiten 5u Seiten ipeit
5eritrellt fimpften, fanu nod ,1icbt gez
idrieben iperben, Sic 8ritilc5en be-
ballpten, bab bie oeltld)e 5lotte fi6
sllriidgc5peei1 babe, als Sic britii6en
ghlahhd)ife erldieneu, ipdbrenb Ser
Toffisielle be,ttIhe geridt iaat, bab Die
9elltlden cs NIT ber-san5cu brttti6e,1
sSlptte Slt t6nn gattcn.
Sent britiI6en geri6t Silfolge ipa<
rem nllr Slpei britiIdle 9ipilionen i'm
&an1pf llnb Mbntiral gir Spbn sSellicpe,
Ser gcfcblsbaber oer 5allptflotte, babe
ibas gd)lahtfeIb bcbauptet, lla6oen1
Sic 9clltiden iid) snriifgcsogcl1 battell.
slae @affen bes moberner geefrie<
gcs parer III Mftion: gdladtldiffe,
ghlahtfrcl15cr, Torpcbobopte, Inter
lcebpote ul,b 3eppeline. 90 Ser erobte
5bcil Der 3crltDrl1n9 bur1 @eichiit~
feuer pber Sorpebos belpirft lunrhe, 1T
nod nidt befantt. sluh ii6sr Sic gNitz
ipirflng Scr 3cppcline miro geitritten.
Sic gn9lanber ipollen nllr eift 2ltft<
1diff geleben baben, bas aber balb be-
ldabist ipllrbe lu1o iid 5uriidaog, aber
1teutrale sdiffe ipoGlen 6 3eppeline ge<
leben baben. She @abrIdeinlidfeit lit,
bob Bic 3eppeline Sic bertl6c Slotte
sltmeifl ourd} tire grfltnbrng llltterz
1tiitt llnb bieie brabtlos bpr, Ser Mnz
1a6erung bes ssetnoes, beilen gtdrfe
llnb SSprmatipn llnterridtet baben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
Cine bra6t(ps bon ger(iu am 9

Cine ora6tlos bon Berlin am %.
Mat iiberntittelte Gepel,te eutbielt
einen @eri6t iiber @ernibtuna Ser
Grnte in 8uBlanb burb ltorfen Srolt.
@s bieB, i'm @olsabiitrift uilb in Sen
e}opernements &alan unb samara I'M
iiibliden 9iuBlanb, mo il1fplge bes
friibseitts einlesenben Sriihjabrs Sic
Saaten quite Sortlbritte sema6t 6atz
ten, mare alles crfrorel1.
q nt6 ein gntente ga5ar
in g efp Dorf.
Sem gorf. 3. SUM-. Ser loge<
nanute uWSillipn : 9pllar" 8usar gum
8clten Der arie9snotbleioellben Ser
Gntente sllliirten lpurbe 6eute Sl6enb
bier erDffnet. 100000 gintrittsfarten
paren im @oraus berfallft, qber Ser
bclltige @elud) mar MIR auf 10000
9eId6ast. @eihenfe fir Sic perlhiebee
nen 8fben famen nlls alien @elttheis
len rnb ldlieBen Suipelen, Gunltgegens
ltdnbe unb GariIer Goben ein.
&reu5er citing berlore IL.
Saag, pia 2onopn, 4. sunni. Sic
Mannldaft pcs beutlden &reu5ers Glz
bine tit bon cinem bollalloilcben ST.
ic9eroompfer ingmllioen gelanbet ippr-
Ben unb NIT grlaubniB ser bpn. 99er
steruns nad1 9eutl6lano abeereiit.
Ser glbing ltieb I'M 9llnfel Ser 9ladt
nit einem anbern beutlden Shiii su<
lammen, lpurbe bon Ser glannIdaft
perlaileu nnp gelpren9t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
@ieb ,lnb 9rppiiipnen.

Gbieago, 3. Slui. Minooieb
3ufllbr 10O.2 Sticre $S.0O-11.=
90; @iibe uno Hinoer $4.50-9 900;
&Glber $S.00-11.25.
Shlpeinc 3llfl16r 1t,OOO. 81
nieoriger 5lr 5000 $50; 5llnleiit 81
$3.50 $40.
sd,oie Slpil,br 5000. Set:
Niboer g S7,oo-s.25; sanm1er $s..
90 It's.
@efliigel @iibner 1876.
9utter Creamery 261s 80.
gier - 4ri,na 2O-2tc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-04
sclesrapbiide sspti5cu.

u. Nttltt.
'alebaIl. Sn ser ssotiona
Chicago 9, Bolton 3.
ct. 2puis 0, Gbilnoclplia 2.
Cincinnati 4, 9ielp Vorf Z.
Gittsblrs : grppflpu, naB.
sSu Ser q M er tea II 9eugue:
9'elp 9orf 5, gbicagp 0.
&albinston 2. Setrpit 3.
Bottom 2. glepelanb II.
Gbilaoelpbio 2, ct. Sollis 3.
sSn Der 3 S : Siea:
9apenpprt 3. WSplinc 9.
9ipcf Sslanb 6, 9iocffpro 10.
Gnincp 3, 6annibal 0.
Bloomington 5, Yeorta 3.
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9ie Nusiidten anf Der repnblitauiiden
MationalfonDtntiou.
pM9bes porldufig Der idrfIte Manm.
Gooiebet un0 gGeefs (Wai0 iolaen.
MIR 1O6 Seleaaen
@nsbes porldmfis oer Narfae @,atm.
8ooieoelt uno @eefs Mali.) iolseu.
Guumilts bat nnr 1O6 2elesatcit.

ae enrbe pQ Sss 9fpoebet 6a6en ut 6coe
einoocr aus8ipie @ereidosparaben oenn an ser
Sa9espronung o5r6Bte 9arabc @biaeo
Nraioent lon uno Gaming 9oug Sic an
Garran8o berobn Eeribg rpcion nnte Moffen arsqeeb
len Gdocn br9irt bie Ct Coulter lu6 oG Sic
&latorm c6lt idre6en.
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Die mdrfte.
Yrpo,tHe.

Gbicago, 3. Slmi. &eine Ge=
treibebnrie bellte, apegen Ser groBen
Observation-Disclosures 1no feine 8orle
Oiontag lpegel1 ser Hihterlpabl.
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1ns flei1le Nlll1lter alr1erifl

- 2as fleine MllIter alnerifani-
lher golfsiuiti5 in @aco, Ser., ioute
uns OIL Sen galfen i'm eigenen Il,ge
erillnern.
= General Gillareal perurtgeilt
bie ginfaIle Ser Werifaner in oie
Ser. Staaten. Ser Gillareal lit ni6t
Der real" sGilla.
9}oots @oom 1T id,on mebr
Boomerang.
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9dbcrts iber oie grObe @eeidladt.
Brtttid)e 0erlMite bettdti8t, nit 9lusmabnte oer
5tpct Gdblabtidiifen.
Qestere ni&t seinnfeu, aber itatt bei4abigt.
sObDn oite Oen 0cntiden cbr gcrnite a a ic 1attcu

lno bcanpl Bic biie nuer1ert lei gst,hc
So fdmpftc bnppel eu5de gu1e erbShen
m nm peh Sren8er slon9 Ser aber ndt I'M lampfc,
bnd ulanneniob erging gcannd6aft ocreet shh meme
benlde Grfol9e Befron griid stcl1mocn hc; nern
$50 @efangcnc gcnomn,en. &
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Gbi,las Gebelleu mDdtcn bie,
cine 25 aRillionc,1 slnleibe maiden
@ielleidt au6 Gin u9l1tes @eldaft"
@err Mprgan?
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Ser perl,rtbeilte MDrber sSaite,
Der in Der Seize 5pmnen litat, lit fein
moralilcf)er sSpiot, Der lit Gin unmprali=
1der Spipt.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-28
Big Livestock and Poultry DISPLAY

Big Livestock and Poultry Display.
Winston-Salem. are being
formulated in Winston-Salem and Raj
eigh for big display of livestock and
poultry in this city on January to -
by the State Department Of Animal
Husbandry and the Winston-S Salem
Poultry Association. The Winston
Salem Poultry Association will hold
its annual show in connection with the
livestock exhibition. The members of
the State Breeders Association have
been ir--lted to cooperate in making
the poultry part Of the exhibition also
state affair
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-28

A very delightful and intense
ly interesting novel by Geo. Barr
McCutcheon was found particu-
larly fitted for dramatization,
which years ago was undertaken
successfully by Robert M. Baker.
and has appeared in every city
and town Of note on this CONT
nent.
So admirably has the dramatist
adhered to the romantic atmos-
phere that the many scenes of this
little German principality are re-
allstlcally portrayed on the stage
together with the quaint charact-
ers who appear in the story. The
story is Of an American girl who
journeys to Graustark, who, be-
ing captured by a band of brig
ands, masquerades as the ruling
princess The leader Of the exil-
ed band is wounded in defence of
the girl, and with him she falls in
love, and then follows court in
trigue, with the final curtain with
a happy ending.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1916-11-28
BRIEF NEWS NOTES
what Has Occurred During the Week
Throughout This Country
and Abroad.
EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
Domestic

Domestic
=. d. Bleakley of Franklin, Pa. rep
resentative-elect to the next congress-
made an aeroplane flight from Phila
delphia to Washington in his own bi
plane
The Cotton Manufacturers Associa
ton Of New Bedford, Mass, announce
an increase of 10 per cent in the wages
OF the operatives. This makes 271z
per cent increase in the wages of New
Bedford this year alone.
Heads of railroad employees broth
erhoods, determined that the Adamson
e1ght-hour law shall not be broken
down, have conferred with President
wilson, and declare it is their pur-
pose 70 aid in every way in fighting
the injunction suits against the law.
A report presented to the peoples
relle1 committee for Jewish war sui.
ferers, holding a meeting in Boston.
Mass, says that in certain sections
OF Poland, all babies had died from
lack of nourishment.
A New London, Conn. dispatch con
talns the information that the COLI
sion which caused the merchant sub
marine Deutschland to abandon her
return voyage to Germany almost at
us outset when a conveying tug, the
L. A. Scott, Jr., was sunk with a crew
or hve men, was the subject of fed
eral investigation. It is agreed, ac-
cordlng to the dispatch, that the sink
ing OF the tug, was purely accidental,
and the crew of the Deutschland was
in no way culpable.
New York City advices say that a
gigantic plan described as zone OF
the largest in the history Of the world
without interest" is to be raised to
place the Jews of Europe definitely
beyond the reach Of suffering after the
war.
Bleached cotton fiber, including lin
1ers and hull fiber, used in the manu-
1acture Of gun cotton and explosives
OF all kinds during the quarter end
ing June 80, exceeded anything in
history
Former United States Judge Will
liam H. Brawley is dead at Charles
ton, 5. G. He was a former member
OF congress, and was appointed to
the bench by Grover Cleveland.
Molly Elliott Seawell, author of very
widely read historical romances and
stories for boys, died at Washington.
u. C., at the age of Sc. She was
Vlrglnlan and niece of President
John Tyler.
IS stated that prompt and final
ueclslon OF the United States Supreme
court in the railroad 8-hour contro-
versy is possible, ard is expected in
the leading centers of the countrv
as every section is anxious that the
natter shall be settled for good and