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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-21
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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

3o6llmecn betreiienO, mnroc 9ctroI'
fen, Iopie 6etrcffs scr 9luire4terbal'
tina Ger 8ediclrate 5wii1cn beiOen
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bisber nirbt peroiicntliht lporOen.
Sic n3oioo" mor los Eonneu 0roB
mo gcborte Dor ocm &rieae Carl
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g(merifoniideu Clinic geborioenGom.
pier allaiteo States" befinolidc Eolt
muroe in Sirflpoa bon oeu britiiden
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

bono o0er ulf Dem omerifoniibea
Scnoer nOirie" ibrc &eiie forticbcn
9[lberto S. @oni, Scr @rdliOent Der
bcrcinieten mcrifoniihen Giien6ob.
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ltottfinoenOen NiIni5iponpoblen be.
fomt geporoen iino. Ole Grm6bl.
ten merOen ais Gonititutionelle Sc.
giSlotir 9(eu0erlmgeu in oer goniti-
tuition berotDcn.
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$4,000
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3c6n Stinncn.

Sebn Stllnncn.
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Ocr 6eutieen 3citlrngS ghiSeobc
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Itcrn ibIoiicn iih iebeu neue San.
Oiooten Oem @ettbelperb an Oa.
bon iiini ans Oer StoOt 5lpci BON
ouBcr6ol6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

@ettbeiucrb crii beaonncn mo bis
iebt nod menig @crbcorbeit &C.
t6ou lit. GaS lit fir 0oS Gnhuid
lumaSitoOiium ober mr uatiirlid;
ouBerOcm, GurdidniitSperionen
aebcu in allen longlom unO Dor.
iidtig poron.
Scr sIngen6Iid lit aiiiliiio.
Sdlicbcu Sic iih Dem @ettbe.
lucrb on. Siiacu sic elm gicn.
nilngs.Goupon nns. SeuOen Sic
cs ioiort. sIutomobilc ncben ais
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llbr 80 MoraenS bis 9 llbr sIbeuoS
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lit ct. @oul 3173.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
Macs bcrcit.

Sir oeu 9eeinn Scr Sisrmgcn Der
mcritoniicb omcrifonii6cu Gom-
miiiion II Gic 9cile9ung Der
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Der Observation-Disclosures Com
million sur 9lcgcliug iuternotiono.
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g)orfcr Sibung uerOcn mr. Die &or.
6ercitlmgen. @eiHditSgang Der onOe.
rem Sieunoen etc, bciproden lmS
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lpcrOcn Oie Serren ieocuiolIs oui ci.
ncn ariegsififi-nion nennt Oie
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nd6er 5u 6cItimmenOen Srt al scr
9lcu.@nglonofiiite 9e6rodt weroen,
luoicl6It oic eigentliden Sibungen
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bereit.
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glmcrifa lno @ierifo fir Die Sci.
Iegung internotionoler Qiffcreuacn
muroe bciMloiicn om Sonntog
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2rn NoOeers ilber @ero Gru5 liA
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9eb0roen confis5irt, beioet cine Weel.
oung ser lleberiee. Observation-Disclosures
titr.-0er Gompfer ullniteo Stotes~
fam am is. gluouit bon glcw. yorf
in 9openbogen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
gInsIdlrcitnnacm in spamicn.

9SoriS, %. glueuit. II Ger ge.
ridteritatter ser SapoS-9laentur mel.
oct BON Serpinaen mclhes oibt an
Der ipouiid iran50iiiden @rcn5e
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Scr cotoloniiben @ropin8 @crono,
cine 9ln5a6l giireer BON 0fii5iercn
ino llntcroiii5iercn ecidoiicn pur-
oen.
Ginigc 9iirger bon @erono botten
iib bel Ocu 6ioilsonoerneur iiber
OaS fre6c gcucbmcn ser Ofii5iere
uno llutcroiii5iere 6eihwert lno ma.
rem ouf Dem %e9c 5uriid, olS nuf iie
9ciNoHcn mlw0c.
0ic ScbicBcrci fonO ollf Scr
9lam6la, scr Sailptproncuooc, itott.
3mei giirgcr wlrOen gctootct uno IS
pcrpm0et.
@cneral 9llion @encrnl.&oupt.
mann bon Barcelona puroe bonn
@onocrucur ucr6oitct mcecn 5u nah.
iidtiacr 9e6anohmg ser SbuIoigcn.
SSn @crona mo in oon3 GataIonicn
iit sic 9luireglma aroB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26
SrOrr GOupOn in Ocr brut!ecn 3ritn9
bringt 5r6n stimmrn Gin.

gamit t Hru 9timmbrwrrbrrm GrrermIrit ar9rbrm brr
hir 500 bimnma 81 arInmarm. gna 9mtrrFIr fir
Nrm 1prttbrwrrh madDt nit irNrm Gnar. 5dDIir
Brm Sir hdD Tufnrt AT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

MhDnncuicn. pie ben ,,Tentlbcn Gorres
lpunDenicn" nidjt phnttlidl p0er uurcacl'
mGHia crhnltcn. iinD aebctcn, Ocr Office
babpn per ScIcpbpn Dbcr iarIitIlG r...'
tbc'Uns 81 utaAen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

@eboroeu confis5irt beioet cine @ael-
oung ser lleberiee.9l observation-disclosures
tiir. Ser Gompfer nllniteo States"
Fam am Is. gluouit bon 9lcw gorf
in 9openbogen an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-26

@erlim 25. 9tailit. Qic ec-
ionnte oui Dem ser Sfanoinooiid'
9(merifaniiben Clinic geborioenGom.
pier ~llliteo States" bciinolidc Foit
wuroe IN 9irfiuoa BON oen britiidcn
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
POLICEDOCTOR !.
FINDS PROBLEM .
TO BOTHER HIM

In tho 1olice station II the present
,i-,is i, -, ,i.sr.ysjiioa q ,IJga
yrcnsar-af and Police su-ggan z G.
a. a~s.:sIx s.n,rosedlv insane men.
v,i,n cC-erffnte ahou; As interesting q
, ,,s2 q. the faI;la fsr.. had to deal
I'm for some time. 49,. ~.
=: An. no .n~rlacilv h3rraIe-,J accord.
mo. - ~. AIR ana oaob case .rur&
t6er er3r 6agyEe-; the. lack Of a pro3er
HoroInru INSTITUTION. for their tetel-
tiGn ..rlc desire o. RELATIVES. u these
xiv mo, IS thar they ma be Wit away
where they will ~ longer ne q mrs
.arce. the orv avaHchir t.}ace Is the
insane. asvlrGY ana tHerc the. o}ice
are asked - have them sent. -
. ~ ,,.or ..oi,tad oar tho .sfv mon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
HIGH Finance
COMES TO GRIEF

Many Well-knOWn artists come to
the Empire Theater today in the four
act dramatizatiOn of Benjamin Viii;
sons great story, Junior Members of
Seven Wilson has created pro
duction, which for unique plot and per.
lection in detail is credited with be-
ing one of the seasons successes. In
addition to Charles Waldron, Miss Net
tie Melville, Fannie Ward, Florence
AlIanton and others make up the cast,
preserving the identity of the origin
al company which starred in the pro-
duction during its run of nine months
at Broadway theaters. -.. ....
Junior Members of Seven" deals
with the present day commercial
strife in a great city. 1t is a telling
exploitation OF the rise and fall of
high financiers. The rlay is filled
with thrilling moments. There is a
! wealth of detail, leading to a series of
gripping climax The drama is staged
with faithfulness to detail seldom
duplicated on the silent stage. 1t will
be feature attraction at tile Empire
theater today. Il ..,.-....~..
Two clever comedies are included in
the program. Miss Peggie Pearce will
make her bow to Honolulans in the
farce, NO Flirting Allowed" Miss
Pearce. is ably supported by Richard
Smith, Sylvia Ashton and we'll
balanced company OF players.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
INNOCENT LIE
BRINGSNEW STAR

The Innocent acted, not told
and It's broad and unforeseen conse-
GueIccs. IS made the basis of a de-
1igktru phO:o.drama that has been
filmed by the Famous Players Com
pary with i cast of Famous Players
and IS now the attraction at the Liber-
t. taraier with Valentine Grant in.
the rDle@of Nora 0'Btien, the principal
Part ~.. -. H.
This IS tue debut of Miss Grant as a
par@Hount star and her work viii be
closely. watched b." the critical follow
ers Of these iigh-grade offerings.
Should her initial offering result in
q popular verdict of thumbs up she
viii he SVEN 2 .p!9ce- of honor Win
the other big stars OF this. service.
Mary Piekford. Marguerite Clark. Eia-
zel Dawn, Nae Murray. etc. e. H.:
Tie story is that Of an Irish mimi
1rpnt Who. thrs Ugh an accident, is
.>5optoG by, ID wealthy family. as a rel
aIva size cried ~ explain. her i3enr
~. ~ ,th~ut STRESS and RESIGNS her
=CI 70 her POSITION Of luxury. The
~uuar n is CHARGED. however. when
her tn;3vinr brother appears end fCrc-
6 her 70 bc"ome His 2ce9mniice in
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
NEWSPAPER SHOP
SHOWN ON screen

Printers ink is something that has
fascination for man, woman ana
child. The mysteries of a newspaper
are of perpetual interest to the large
family of the uninitiated. A good in
sight into the working of this INDUS
try is given in the Fox feature film at
the Hawaii theater, The Fourth Es-
tate" a perturbation of the stirring
newspaper story b. Joseph Medill Pat
terson: ..:...:<.
The Fourth Estate, strikes, and
strikes hard, at the forces that would
control the public Dress. Especially
is the political boss chosen as a mark
for the shafts of the author. The po-
litical boss who would control the po-
lice, the courts and at the same time
the mouthpiece of the people = the
press. Patterson has evolved a. clever
story rs vas evidenced blythe tremen-'
dous sale Of his. book number OF
ycars ago and later by the success OF
the play. = ~
The Hawaii serial THE Strange
Case Of Mary page" is a worthy adj
d.toa to the present program. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
VAUDEvILLEIS
ADDED TO BILL
BY bronze REVUE

N!letrsley. AID vaudeville will be
tne, combination cf'are. ~ the Bronze
Revue IN Its changc e. +Togram at the
.Bii0u theater tQ5iyht and all who have
witnessed any. Of thr performances Of
tAis. aggregate. gan Dear witness. that
tGey are equal tt he occasion in eth
or line Of WORK Miss Williams
Lawn PARTY is the tide of the big
musical comedy nuE5er In which the
entire organization Will appear and:
which waI consist Of a clever little
pot. Just sufficient 10 carry me. com:
edy anil mnsi@ hat has been outlined
for the evenings also for tomorrow
Gad Saturday, evening and Saturday
afternoon. There VIII he large rau.
steal program at the lawn party.
E.. The vaudeville will consist of the
Bronze Revue quartet in number OF
new vocal sreCIaities; Strain and Bal
ley. comedy duo fresh from big
TIME mainland successes. boast a
turn that is scream, while Tim and
Gertia Moore, That Clever E'olored
!. ,ouDl", viii present an act that, has
SpGGved a decided hit on the. main
land. -.- ... .... H.. 4.
Ncssrs. Poole, Brown, Banks and
Young, members Of the big quartet.
have sung themselves into the hearts
Of. lIOnolulans. as have a majority of
the members of the company, who are
all possessed OF good voices.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
MOTHERLOVEAIDS
SON IN TRENCHES
1t Brings Relief TO Boy Standing
HI His Watch Deep in: -.

Once. upon a time. only a few
months after this terrible world war
had begun. Private Bailey, a soldier
in the ranks, had stood for days in
the trenches somewhere in France"
The cold rains soaked him to the
skin: the mud was deep. He: had
mad no rest Weary and aching with
rheumatic pains, he recalled the faith
his mother had in. SlOaR's LiQine3t.
He asked for it in his next letter
home. A LARGE bottle was immediate,
" sent him and a few applications
killed the pain, once more he vas
able to stand the severe exposure. He
shared this wonderful muacie-soother
with his comrades. and they all agreed
it was the greatest reinforcement
that had ever come to thC!T- rcScEle.
At. your druggist, 23c, 5yc ana $l.eJ a
bottle '... -" ..~= ..-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12
new YORK BODY
WOULD sign UP
ALL employees

-. According to a letter received by
RAYMOND G.. Brown, secretary OF the
Chamber Of Commerce, from tie Mer-,
chants Association Of New York, ii: is.
the plan OF that body to have lazy
enacted making it compulsory for EN-
ployes Of public service corporations
to sign contracts agreeing to remain
in the employment of a certain com
pany for a specified time In further
ance of this plan il proposes a refer
endHm and has requested the National
Chamber of Commerce to cooperate
with them in obtaining views on the
subject. ..:. 49,. ..~..
! Brown said so far as the local cham
Der is concerned, he is entirely
against any such plan, as he believes
that every man has the right to- say
where and when he shall work and
also does not think that such a con
tract would be binding if the men
want to declare a strike. :-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-12

Sing -lo home Ct her heneiactors.
7'hc alt:tu. ron this point is swift
AM stffT@. =.~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-09

Society in New York, Palm Beach
and elsewhere is tremendously agitated
over the printed stories about Mr. and
Mrs. Jean H. Z. st. Cyr. 1t is believed
that st, Cyr is not entitled to that
name, but is in reality John H. e.
Thompson, former haberdasher's clerk
and chorus man of New York, who as
sumed the name Of st. Cyr. His pres
emit wife was the widow of James H.
Smith, the wealthy New York banker
and clubman who. because of his tacti-
turnity, was known as Silent" Smith.
He died suddenly in Japan soon after
his marriage to Mrs. William Rhine
lander Stewart, leaving fortune es-
timated at $75.O00,000. The widow re-
ceived $3,000.0o0. it was said. Mrs.
Smiths daughter by former. mar
rage, Anita Stewart, was married to
Prince Miguel OF Rragnansa, scr ct e 6
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-09
JEAN x &" SAINT cYR, WITH HIS "sURF MATTRESS"

pretender to the throne of Portugal
The present is the second marriage OF
st. Cyr, who Is called Thompson. Ira
Peck, father of Mrs. Caroline Redfield,
the first Mrs. St. Cyr, was a million
aire when he died forty-six years ago,
and In 1912, when his estate was dis
tributed among his heirs, Mrs. Redfield,
later Mrs. st. Cyr, received $SSS,76S. At
her death the estate amounted to n little
more than 100000. Action has been
taken to open the probate of her will
In Westminster county, N. Y. Soon
after st, Cyr's marriage last April to
Mrs. Smith New York newspaper
called him "a young man who pops up
from nowhere to marry elderly widows
with millions" The accompanying pic
ture was taken at Palm Beach a few
days ago, as st. Cyr was about to enter
the surf with his inflated "surf mat
tTraa" y,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-09
SPECIAL ELECTION PRocLAMA
TlnN

Notice is hereby given that there will
be special election held in the incor-
porated town Of ST. Anthony, Iowa, on
the 21st day of February, 1915, at which
special election, will be submitted to
the legal and qualified voters of said
town the question of the passage and
adoption of the ordinance hereinafter
set out and the granting and con-
ferrring Of the rights set out in said
ordinance.
The form of the ballot containing
said ordinance shall be as follows:
NOTICE TO VOTERS.
For an affirmative vote upon any
question submitted upon this ballot,
make cross tx) mark in the square
following the word yes.
For a negative vote, make cross
(x) mark in the square following the
word mo.
Shall the following ordinance grant
ing a franchise to Iowa Railway and
Light Company, It's successors or as
signs be adopted?
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-09

ance Of the months rent out Of their
assets and gave note to Jones to
stave him off, as Peale said Mary
protested that a note was money; that
it had to be paid some time, but Peale
declared that time was money too, and
something was sure to happen in the
next thirty or sixty days. he felt it
in his bones. He pegged away at his
advertising meanwhile. It was his
dissipation, the liquor in which he
drowned his woes, and 1t is even Of rec
ord that one specially clever stunt was
instrumental in getting the redoubta-
BILE jonas to accept the u Soap Com
pany's a5te.
he had books on the science Of adj
vertising, too, spread on his desk and
may or may not have read them all.
Mary's private opinion was that he
had not, but that he only drew moral
comfort from the outsides of them. At
any rate It was astonishing to see how
many there were. II was positively
pathetic. Mary thought. sometimes to
see him porting over this literature
or sitting there scribbling his ads.
when the business of shining shoes.
which Rodney had threatened to
adopt. would have produced more real
money for him.
It was the irony Of fate that Old
Cyrus Martins $1,000. meant to keep
carking care from Mary's shoulder,
should have been spent In two days II
advertising by Ambrose Peale Tn,
explanation OF this 5000 must b,
made to Rodney some day too. Every
once IN awhile he grew curious abou
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-02-09
Abner Was Landed.

Recently man returned to his home
town after an absence Of many years.
and rambled down to the corner gro
Gerry to get wise.
Il suppose" remarked the Oldest IN
habitant in handing him information,
that you remember. Sim Simpkins?'
ooh yes, I knew Sim very we'll. an
swered the former resident. L also
knew his daughter Mary. Went to
school with her. They say that after
waiting nearly fifteen years she mar
ried a struggling young man.
"Ain't no doubt about that strug-
glin part of it," was the grinning re-
Joiner of the oldest inhabitant. Seth
done his derndest to git away. but
Mary landed him all right. "-Philadel-
pf1ia Telegraph.