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Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

Bara ard the splendid cast that has
peen chosen to assist in making the
picture successful. Among these is the
wonderful child actress Kittens RE
chart Warner GLAND. George McQuar-
RE, Frank Norcross. Walker Lewis,
Hattie Delaro, James Cooley, Enar
Linden Mary Martin and many others
Lovers of the art as expressed in the
work of Theda Bara viii miss some
thing if they do not see this picture
which VIII be at the Lamara today and
tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
BILLY HOUSE RETURNS TO THE
COLISEUM FRESH FROM NEW
GlORlES

last sunmcr while Riverside was
open, and it was open all summer, there
were a good many people who went
down there just to see Billy House per-
form his diving and swimming special
ties. House is built like his name. He
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

picks ont The Little Shepherd of Bar
gain Row at the Sun Drug store next
Tuesday or Wednesday. Rosetta Brice
and Richard Butler have the leading
roles in Loves Toll" the feature at
the Lion for Friday and Saturday This
is a high class society drama which is
produced on lavish scale. The Met
ronolitan Opera House and the Bit
more Hotel are used in several scenes.
Loves Toll is one of the best attrac-
tons of the week and movie fans
should make a note Of the dates it
will Re seen here.
The Columbia management an
nouncs that owing to the coming for
return date of the Meier Do Well the
regular Blue Bird pictures three days
engagement will be cut TO one. The
Blue Bird pictures is Violet Mersearau
/ in THE Great Problem 1t is "a five
reel picture dealing with millionaire
theory that environment is at most
| fault in the making of criminals. He
thinks that il taken and surrounded
i with good the average criminal will
| shun his or her old life Bent on prov
ing his theory he agrees TO take the
first prisoner at the bar of the police
the following morning and start him
eff on mis- theory of the powers OF en-
vironment. TIE first prisoner is ?
girl yet in her teens, a pick pocket
He takes her to his home. in an auto
and While enroute she makes good the
time by robbIng him of his watch
UrcoIthed and child of the streets
she is in fairy land in the big mansion
which is tc be her home. Her subse-
quent life, the effect of the environ.
ment on her warped nature all make
Eup the story that accompanies thi
lesson in criminology. The denoue
ment is so startling and so sweet il
its inception that it lifts the play RICH
oct Of the rut of the common plac
and gives a tone that is its charm
THE Great Problem was sent all TIL
way from New York City to Governo
Hunt recently for an expression as t
ats value as a lesson in sociology. TIL
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04
WHAT is HAPPENING
HERE THIS WEEK

THE ARIZONA this week is present.
ing as their lead attractions three stars
of ne first magnitude. William s. Hart,
Marie Doro and last but not least Mary
Pickford. Hart comes today and to-
morrow in The Aryan" a new Tri-
ancle-lnce play dealing with the power
of fearlessness and faith to overcome
evil. The opposing characteristics are
personified in a man and a girl. The
man embittered BY. misplaced affec-
ton is the embodiment of hate for all
mankind and womankind, and of an
Unsuitable lust for revenge. This is
Hart's part. How he plays it is one
OF the most striking things ever vet
produced on the American stage. In
addition to this production, Fatty Ar
buckle will appear in The Other Man."
a comedy Of the usual farcical and ex-
ceedinsly funny variety.
On Tuesday and Wednesday. Marie
poro in Diplomacy" a tale of intrigue
in European capitals Will be the Offer
ing. Miss Doro takes the part of a
young girl married to foreign noble
man on the SPUR of THE moment
Through a terrible mistake, or rather
through the Vaccinations of a woman
rival, the plans to a great European
fortress are placed in a note of hers
to brother OF her husbands and he,
of course, jumps at conclusions. He
knew nothing Of her past when he
married her and is embittered by the
thought that she is betraying his coun-
cry worn by the young wife's enemy,
the source of the plans is discovered,
ard the guilty parties brought to light.
The play ahounds with wonderful
scenes, expensive and elaborate gowns,
and goes to make up wonderful We
hcle fer Miss Doro to display her
charms and abilities
Mary Pickford in Poor Little Pc
pima" a play advertised from coast to
coast will be the attraction on Friday
and Saturday. Miss Pickford, univer-
sally proclaimed the leading actress on
the American stage has accomplished
the almost impossible in creating a
part, which surpasses any of her other
attempts AS the little American girl
kidnapped by Italians and raised as
one of their people. she creates role
that is bound to please as did her
Madame Butterfly" and Mistress
Nell"
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

THE LAMARA theater has the
morrow, the star of all stars, Theda
Bara in the most recent master picture
in which she has posed, THE Eternal
Sapho'' This is a story of the artist
quarter, and an artist model. The girl
is Young and wonderfully attractive,
fascinating, in fact. Because of ill
treatment administered to her early in
life. she vows vengeance on all men
and succeeds IN carrying out her vow
10 the full. This picture taken under
the usual sensational Fox habiliments
viii De the attraction tomorrow as well
as today.
If YOU csmc into your house after
you had informed your wife you were
leaving on a trip out of town for a
few days. and found one man dicker-
ing with your safe had him arrested.
only TO return and find another man
, in vcur bed chamber, with your wife
| in the house all the time, would any
doubts of your wife's faithfulness en-
! ter your mind? These are only a few
Oh liie many pIpbleIilS WuiCl. are Iu-
| diligently worked out in the Equitable
| fire-ree, feature The Shadow of
Doubt," with Carlyle Blackwell in the
| leading role. Moreover the develop
ment of the story proves that both men
were there for legitimate reasons which
adds vim to the punch of the strong,
dramatic climax in this extraordinary
| Blackwell picture, to be Shown at the
| Lamara theater on Tuesday.
| The interesting story of The Social
| H;ghwayman" which will be at the
Lamara on Tuesday tells of Sir Curtis
| Jaffray, the offspring of mesalliance
| which results in his being brought VI
! in such bitter poverty that his moth
er, before ms birth, is driven to thiev-
cry tc obtain food. This incident
| stamps a fatal natal influence upor
the child. At the age OF twelve, Curtis
| whose predatory instincts have already
manifested themselves in numerous
| small ways, slows away upon a shis
| bound for America rather than accept
! the home and upbringing his grand
| father. Sir Hugh Jaffray. offers him.
| On the same vessel is John Handy
another stowawav, who is destined t
he a sinister influence in Jaffray's life
| He becomes Jaffrays social secretar,
| several years later when, on the dealt
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

ternatiorsl Marriage" by George Broad
hurst. This is expected to be Mr..
Rroadhurst's initial subject for the
Paramount program as result of his
recent affiliation with the Oliver Mo-
rosco Photoplay company and is
planned for release in July.
Arizona republican., 1916-06-04

generation of legitimate artists. The
AmnZu has recently lined up fine list
of big things and it will be heard at all
times with the pick of the film world
III sensational and action pictures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

SOicp6Hs, jOicpGno, ucroc mcid.
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iden Siilfsfrenjcr oro6t cine
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pcrhliiig ge5cn. Ger Erons.
port oerortiger @ctrdufc our6
Die 9lnlo0cn pcr6otcn.
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pcldc lett in Dem &ricgSboicn 81
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0ot iih ndluliM 6crouS1citcut, SoB
Der Sronsport bon bcrouibcn0cn
0ctrGnfcu in @citolt BON Bier. gScm
iwO Sif5rcn 0urd Oie 9lnloacn ser
gloup 9orO 81 Oen iltcrnirtcn S6ii.
len cinc &crlctlma ocr Nldrincgeicbe
ooritcllt 0o, no6Ocm Der Widrinc.
miuiiter sen @c6r0ud bon 6croi.
idbcnOcu @etrGnfen in Scr M}orinc
imtcriagt bot, ou1 elm transport
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lit imo fcin Ciii5ier oos &edjt bot,
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geItatten.
1ic SADIE lit eiuc rcdt Derpideltc
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So6 nidbt oeu omeritoniidcn Morine.
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Fen an @or6 scr 56iic ui6t lntcr,
idat ucroen fonne mcnn iidl 0ie sc.
trdnfe Dor Der icsiacn Sntcrniring
on SorO beinoen 61iten
Sn eincm 9rieie. oen Gin ecuiiicr
& 2 Seller bon 9}r. 1923, Samil.
follsStrdBc m EDilo0elphio, on 0cn
Wldrincniiuiiicr Gonicfs iGric6. &c.
ifipcrtc iidl oicicr Scrr, scr cincn
ifroeiitidcn 9lomcn trGat ibcr Sen
@ebrouf berauitcnocr @ctrdnfc OIL
Sor0 Der 0cutidlcn Shiiic.
9lOnirol @cnion gcitcbt cin ooB
trotoen Die ocitihcn Sdiiic 0cui.
ifcs Gerritoriim Ooritcllcn eS Ocn
Siii5iercn oemiod nidlt ooS Gcdt
giebt, Ocr6otcnc @cirdufc Orr6 sic
E6ore ocr 9lo0D Daro at @oro i6rcr
ci9euen Sdiiic 5u 6rinacu Iie ein.
5igc @loglibfeit Oen icrneren Csc.
broid 0erortigcr getr0nfc ju gcitot-
ten. bcitcht iett oorir 0oB Niorinc.
lefretdr Ganiels 0en Oiiijicreu ouS
@oilifteit odS Bripileg sum Sronss
port bciaater Grfriidjn9en oiirdJ bic
glnloscn Der 9lopo 9oro gic6t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
glno Ocn 9Sulisciscridtcn.

@loopo @loiuj eupies iicG olo cine
icbr anipruASpoue Satin
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Gruirtter @oitbeie0l mar 5wed-
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trat 0cnl Gotten bel
Ger 30 Sabre oltc George Nloiu5
mltbetc icincr 6rou ju piel 5lL olS
cr fur5 naA iciuer Seiratb Elm MOB
IirteS 3tnncr mictbctc mo ibr 5lI
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g4obniu0 poroer6ono ST 6cgniigcu
babe. Cos G6cgliid ooncrtc mir einc
gSphe, Damn pcrlieB Srou @loopS
9loin5 ibren @ottel mo nnhte cS
iib bel i6rcr Gontc bcQucm. sic lici;
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itc0cn iuter Ocr 9citul0iguua. BOB
CT iiir ihren llntcr6olt niht acioret
babe. @nin3 iagtc i'm ipcitlidnc Go-
lBcigorid)t ous, ooB ieiue 6rau ocr.
guii9unaSiiidtia lei mo aiilieniabrs
ten, gIrtomobiliobrtcn mo ionitigc
&crgmiglngen nit onocrcu Nl1n.
ncui imtcrnohnicu bate Gr 5cigtc
Bidder, moroiS 81 crie6cn mar, SOB
CT ieit Dem 81. September ieincr
6rau $55.7O iiir alcioer gege6en
battc sniBcrocm iaate or, ooB cr lei.
ner Srou ourdiduittli6 81 tGglidb
5m 9lusgebcn uno Strnbcnbobn.
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beitritt DIES oui's cncroiihitc mo be.
ihuloigte i6rcn @otten in Sorico6s
6crinn5itiabrcn, ST trinfcn uno 5u
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Dem olteu m06lirtcn 3inimer mo6neit
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inO lie crit II Sabre ali. &id]ter 80.
1onnicn ooc6tc iuobl, OoB 3rou
@oin5 fir i6r gllter 5icnli6 on.
iprudsOoll lei, oIs CT ocu Soil a6.
spieS.
SIN sic perfc6rtc sl0rciic.
Sobu Noolo6on scr oueab. ans
Dlonopunf na6e Bbilooclp6io 5u
lein iplroe in oie rpciilidje @olisei.
itotiou gcbrod]t nod)oen CT oen @oli-
5eimorimoll 9iobcrt Garter nn0 0en
Gopitdn @6orleS Ni. Sole pom iueit.
lihen Giitrift I'M oen &reis eineS
giohtquortiers aebeter bottc. Cic
bei0en 9caniten poren ouf elmer SSn.
ipetiionstonr ourd sen @cid)1its.
0iitrift, olS Soolabon iHmonfcno
oui iie 5nfun mo lie Inn einen M.
nioien iiir cinel olten Seemom 6at,
Der fcine Shlaiiieuc ho6c, no cr icin
niiOcS Sollpt ollsruben fomuc. .5is
berlid f0nncn mir oos," cnteegnete
NlorldolI Garier mo 6eUpr iih
Soolaban pcrlab, 6eion0 CT iih oui
Der Sobrt nncb Der @oli5ciitotion.
9lidter So9ounien entities i'm nod.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04
Sine Scntdc ojaiolinitation an Scr 4cifront.

Dem CT ucriprodcn 9ottc, iidj ipieOcr
aui Sec 81 bcgebcn unO oos 9eitcIn
gu lailcn
0emcinc &odc.
@eruorO Gpmcllp mo Soicp6 90
noDue. oic inn SiiOiiden Soipital on-
0citellt iuoren o6er am Somitog tue-
gen lnoroentlidcn 9ctrogens cntIoi.
len piroeu rGdten lid, inOem iic
inI Speiieiaol ocs Soipitols cine
Guontitdt @cidirr 5crbroHen. 81.
@lob lieB sic Nl6uncr per6aiten mO
9ihter Slit bon oer norOoitli6en
@oli5eiitation becgte Gomellp nit
$1015 imo Gouobuc nit $6.45 Stro.
ie, oic lie wegen @elomongelS ob-
iiBen uiiiien
Ger @l nnn aus S(c9Dpter.
S6omos Gonuor 1T scr Nlonn aus
glcgnptcn mo Bat Oicicm llmitonO
ieinc 6rei6cit 81 perOonfcn. Conner,
peIder fii5lid BON cineni transport
aiis Dem 9on0e DER @6orooncn bier.
hcr 5uriidaefcbrt 1T, boitc oa CT iibcr
gcniiaeno @clocr pcriiiotc, ieincul
@clobGtel om Solniiog 9I6cno mo
iidl pcrionlid in @c5ng gciitiecr @c.
tr1nfc fcincn 3iuong onectbnn Sn
Dem 3uitanOc IN pelbem man 0ic
gauge Welt imormcn fonnte, ibwe6.
te Ocm bropen S6onlas cine Shonc
aus Dem 9}nbicrlonoc Dor Eicicni
Shottcn folgcuo, ipelcbcr ii6 III Scr
9iidhng Der 0loucr Der Sale al Scr
@roit StroBe bcuegtc, iiiirStc Sbo.
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in OoS nidbt gegooc 9aoctcmpernhr
hobenoc @oiier. 9lugenideinlid foni
te 6onnor idiuinmcn ober icin 81.
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ein icbuerc aleiolma pcringten i6m
piel @ouegungSireibeit @aiiontcn
periudtet Oen Nlonn miitelit cineS
Sciles ans llfer 81 bringen Ood
0erec6id. Rolijiit SeoIcD ruoertc
oo6cr nit cincm ao6n 5ur llnfoll-
itcae inO 1attc bctr1htlibc Nlii6e.
oen Nlonu in Sen 9o6n al 6rinacn
Gonnor mar nit ieiner 9lcthrng obcr
nidt cinoeritauOen iuiocrieetc iih
Oem fleinen Gobn mo brodte bier6ci
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oitIide @olijeiitotion aebradt 8oli.
5eiridter @eredt cntlieB eeiteri Oeu
N1am nit elmer @eriparnung, ga CT
ounobnl ooB EbomoS Orrf oos foltc
9aO bcreits genii9eno beitroit nor.
oen lei,
9lm nddiien 6reitaa iinoet I'M
3'0eig Or rs Der @uodl Eratt ,Srei.
9ibIiot6ef einc 0ebatte oeS ,Seq-
iuort6 Ge6atiua Clubs" iiber oaS
9IdtIhlnOen-@eiee itoit.
Nlopor @reitou uno @ouuerncr
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ylational 9leiort @onteit ser @roBcr
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crbalten wcldcS am 3. 6c6ruar
iiattiinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

DNUH pDM VI l. ~NtA(f|
li6eu 5ront 3waua Der 6ciuo lns
our6 6artnddioc 9Ingrifie, inns in
nGroIibcr &itbtmg na6 Gitn 5lL
5uriid5u5icben.
Nm Sem @lopabioBu lulo giioSloo
bciieeten rmierc 5riippen cine tiirfi-
ide Qio'Iou in Der @egeno bon 0ro-
aancdti GA Nicilcn iiiO6flib BON
@udarcilj lmo triebcH Oieie in flo
lic6er aidtlnG 5uriid. g9ir crbei-
teten @eiangcnc imo 3riessmaterioI,
Sos bisbcr nod nidt ge3dblt lit.
On Der Iobriloido iano 9Irtiaeric.
5cuer iiutl."
Baris ii6cr @altaua
Sample
Yoris, 9. 2cj. r. Eos iran50ii-
id,c 9rices6ircou ioet in eiuem ben
te glodmitto9 ausgcge5encn oiiijieI'
len @cri6t iibcr oie a1mpie al ocr
moceoonHbcu 6ront, OaB unoiiuitis
&c g9cttcr @erbdltuiiie Ole Speras
tionen iiarf bebinOertcn. Iie aagc
mcine Situotiou bat iicb nidlt per.
Gnoert.
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Dor gnfarclt
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9ouoon 9lniiiihc Gritppen iinO
ou Scr 5rom iiioiid BON Yuforeit
ongclonat mo ncbmen nm al Der
groBen Shloft iuu Oic Siher6cit
ocr rnnduiiAen &olptitoot E6eil.
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@eianocue imo @eute in Die S0noe,
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ider Griolg bon ser irouipIooniidcn
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iolgt scr @cridt
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te CT iidl inter idppercn ScrIriicn 81.
rii65iebcn. aud uoro0iilid mo DIT
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criolgloie glnoriife
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Der 5liiiie Irotlis irnO GUILTY iuorcn
inicre 9Inariiie BON Griolg. 8ir bee
icstcn Die Srti6often gIiouI rli0
Sultp uuo mdGtei babel mcbr oIS
500 C5einngenc.
Nh Der IonoitSront Oducrn Die
fcinoIiden 9lngriiie i'm glroetitE6oI
an. Sn Oieier @cgenO nimnlt Oer
&f Oie Wcitalt cincr arobcu
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GruppclJ uohoem iic bon icinolidcr
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firt pirOen, in iiio0itlidjcr 9libtung
5uriid.
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iiiolib BON Nlhoreit cntioidcln iih
nit Siilie ncuongelnnotcr rlllllAer
Eruppeu crfolgrcih. Sic bulgoriic6en
unO oeiltitcu Sruppei iuiIrOeu AuH
8iidSug ge5mingen Sopcit Teitgc
ltelt merOrn fonntc, iuurOcn 26 Sc
ihiibc erobcrt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

Trippen i6re 2iuieu ouf elmer
Sront bon cinem ailoneter, uOcm
iic 300 Dieter Oorgingen, aus.
llnicrc 9leropldne beidoiien fcinO
lid0e Inheritance 81 Gorimbergo
0ornberg imo Sabor. I'M Srigioo
SSippod 56nlc. g(ac 9loidineil febr-
ten lnUericbrt 5uriid.4
z iirfen, cr0rcifcu Sffcns
iipcinl &onfoillS.
@ctcrsbur9 3. 0Scni6cr. 0ia
Sonopn. Giirliifc lrllppeu bobcn
on Der @olfoiuS.6ront bic 0iieniipe
crgriiien ilno uniere porgeiho6enen
Soften peitlih bon Ggnott ougcgon.
gen. Go miro ofii5iell gemcloel. Ser
@ortlort iolgt 6iermit:
rStorfc fcinoli6c SnOidoiter.
9lbt6eilmgcn pcrirbtcn iiio6itlib
bon S9nott mo oiili9 bon @hd6
Dor5u9cbcn, tic purocn a6er 5uriid-
qcordn9t Gin bon cinem tiirfiidcn
gataillon in Der &idbhtna oiii 9iltis
ouseciiibrter 9lngriif miroc c6cniolIS
o6geluieien Giner unicrer SronSport-
<ter aui Dem Gnn Zee bcihoB c,.
nen anneeltrouSport, ser auf Dem
@cgc nod &artou luor imo ser.
lircitc cine 9l6theilmg bon 300 aa
pallerilten bic i9m ouS Barton SIT
SiiIie fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

@ciEff6. n sci oo6 10 Out
iui6 eie6 mir Die Snucc." o@tun
ioet ni6t nebr Souce, ionOcrn 3ums
fe." ~ oSoGit rcdt baben. Damn
reide mir oie Tlmfiercl"
g(nitnno. o6inoeit Oh Dcin
S6mimnttIeio ni6t ST. bod ocihloi.
icn2" sd fam mid i'm gao ood)
nidt 10 ousgcifnitten lpie I'M Bali.
iool ie0en laiicul"
Rad ieincm %crm0gen.
- SonoperfS6urihe: sd bitt ibon
Inn cine flcine @obe~ 1itter:
n@eIo bab' ib uiht abcr i'd lperoe
Shneu ldnea eiu irobes @auOerlieo
oidtenr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-12-04

glci6en fam bort toiml sic 9teoc
iein. lInO 10 finOet man bel weitercn
GcrQieiMcn ii6crall 0cnlelbcn Siei
itono 5ronfrcihs. Die &eriniicrin
fommt om Sdhriie i6rcr leienswer,
t6en obcr iiir i6rc oltcn 2anoSleutc
mcnig ldmeidclboitcn 9hisloiilugcn
at oem Grgc6uib. ooB sic SditlO
oler @liBitGnoe in Ocm fron56iiidcn
@borottcr le(bit liegc:
Ser 6ror8oie b1lt Dor ollem 9ln,
oeren nui ieite Srei6cit mo ae6t
ooniit um mie nit einem uncnOlid
foitbaren uno ieltencn Snob; er
uinlmt i'm 10 pcnia pie roglib III
0e6raudl Gr or ganj oaein 6of oic
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-18
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Of the moral forces and William
Polndexter was the canasdate Of the
lsquor forces This vote Was taken
Iby counties. beginning rith Andev-
son and ending With zasaia county.
The liquor combination bad been
working 80 ssrsnuously for the de-
feat Of Thomas II. Love he belieT-
ed they would resort 70 corrupt
methods In handling of the bal
lots and DC and his friends stood NJ
In the convention ball and plead for
an honest ballot aud a correct count.
but to no Avail When the chairra@n
announced the defeat OF Thomas D.
Love he left the convention with the
determination % expose the unseru-
puious methods resorted 10 in or
der 20 insure his defeat. and on his
arrival al Dallas he proceeded TO
telegraph 10 delegates throughout
the state for skofn statements as 10
how they voted for national commit
teeman. and in reply 70 this expen-
siye uork be received sworn state
menis from delegates to the effect
they cast their votes for Thomas ID.
Love, from the following counties.
Camp county, Cherokee county.
Freeatone county. F'rio county. Fan
min county, Hale county, Hall coun-
~, Howard county. Morris county.
Nolan county, shaekelfofd county
and Tyler county. The votes OF these
counties we're cast for Mr.. Love. but
the convention records show they
were not placed 10 his credit. Fur
fhermore. the vote OF upshur cona-
Is VAS cast for Love. but was plac-
ed to the credit of PoindexteT. AM
the vote OF Kent county was not
cast for anyone but vas placed to the
credit OF Poindexier The county Of
Erath Instructed her delegates 10
cast her eight votes for Thomas b.
Love but shen the vote was being
taken for national committeeman
the Erath county delegation was not
in the convention hall and the eight
votes we're placed TO the credit OF
William Poincextcr. Nov. since the
disclosures in the Loye-Poindexter
contest delegates have sufficient
grounds to believe Judge A. n Wat
kins, the minority report. and Thorn
as II. Love received the same kind %
treatment
There are thousands OF noble. high
toned antis in the state OF. Texas who
do not tndorse such methods ard
should do all in their power 10
wresr the reins of government from
such characters.
r. +. THOMPSON