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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
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@oi6iugton, %. gtoD. - 9os
Staatsamt er9iclt bcute bon Der
omcrifaniiden 8otidaft in Irr
gort ben Cert Der bei6morenen @u5.
icqen Der i~iberIebenoen amerifaner
bonn 9ampfer 0gtorino" meldcr ON
%. Sftober berienft nur6e, unO no.
bel feds QmcrifanCr In Den 8eQen
umfamen. Der Cert 0cdt iid nit
Cen frii1eren 8reiieoepeihen ponod
Der 0ampfer obne &8nrnltng torpe.
Oiert poro.n lit, obglet6 CT ni6t gu
entfIieben periu6te.
Setretdr Gaming peigerte itd, ir,
qcnonelde Sommentore gu MAIDEN.
ulBer oob CT 5ugub, bob bisber Don
Der oeutiden Hegiertttg be5iiglth 6eS
Sales nod feline Snformotion crl.
.getroffen iei, Inn peIde Der nmctl-
faniide @ei6dit8trdger @rep ouf
9erlougen oes Stoatsamtes jene en-
iudt Bat.
qud betreff8 Der 8erienfrna Ocs
cuglilden 0ampfers garobio" inn
Mittell1n0iihcn Meere bot 0as
Staatsamt nod feline offi5lellen @e.
rifte BON Qeutidlano erBalten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
pcItpcrEcbr mad
1~lrdbGnScI Sclpcrrt!
JoIacn Der GgpluiiDu bon Nrdanael
Oiel DernidtenSrr, nIs BON &nk-
lanO Sneeaeben girb.

Berlin, %. Rob. (6nnienoepcidc.)
Der norfpegiide General 4oitmeI.
Itcr bat bcfannt gegebcr, ooB oie
Bolt fctnc gafete mebr uad ardl
angel bcf6rfcrt, neil bri Der grobcn
.im6 bcrbcerenoen @rplnilon, nel6e
it'd Dor cinigen 9aeen in Dem ruiii-
id)en Sofcn ercignct bot, II. iibcr De
mir our Belt beridJtet bdttelL Die Sc
gerb1uier nicoergcbronnt itH6.
Die idpeotiAe 3eitung Dgtp
.0agligt aQebonon" meib dlf @ruu
bon gribatmelounaen aus ghiBIan
5u melOen, oaB Die Satoitr6pbe d
4rhoneeI bicI GROCER mar, als 6i.
nattfl1el utiiiidcn 9eridte 5ugaber
GS lit mlnncbr feitgdtelt, onb IN
fol9e Der Grploiton 736 Eerione
idgper bcrlett nur0en.
Ridt menlger ais lteben Gompfc
inO in Die 2uit eeflogen. 81 Ga
gerb1uIer mur0en ourh Bcuer BOD
tonmeu 3erit6rt. Der gauge Snfen
Gid etncm ein5igen 5etiermeer. Oh
3ob[ Der Goten rpur6e bonn 3enfor
unter0riidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
~Gi1enatti9cr
6~crid6tsbcIGlub
,arunprinseRin GeeiIie@ fir Gidlt-
nbliefernng ibrcr @Olbfruft
bcrautiUortlidD.

Bolton, moII., %. Sob. 0as
gun6es. qppeageriht bot entihieoen.
DOB ole Giacntimer Der @oIoienoung
BON odt Miaioneu on 9oro oes
0euti6en 9ompiers nGronprin3eiiiu
GeciIie", Die fir oos alrslano be.
ltimmt gefpeien, ober ni9t Angelic.
fert mur0e, neil Der 9ampfer fur5
Dor ausbru8 bes arieges me0en
experimentation mie0er umfebrte
uno mad amerifa 5uriidfubr, 81 et.
ner Gntiddoigung 6erehtigt ieien,
erfIdrt aber, Dab 9aiiagiere, nelde
niht an ibren 8eitimnltngsort ge.
bra6t pur0en, fein aniprnd8redt
baben Der Sal miro nun ipteoer
on Die untere Snitan5 5uriifgebeu,
SSn Dem 8ro3eB iin0 Die Rotionnl
gitp 8anf un0 DIE @tioruntp Irult
60. in Stem gorf, pelden BON Dem
ouf Dem Gompfer berlo0enen Dull.
lion $3,t65,972 reip. 1892, 936
g%eh0rten, Die aldgeriunen. Gas crit
geuannte Suitit1it for6ert $446,82S
uno oas lebtere 81, 0404S7 S6ooen-
erine. un0 Ole .aronprin3eiiir Sc.
ellie, rpeGde %gegcnndrtig I'M bieit,
gen Sofen liegt, lit IN Sobe oieier
0etroge beihldgnabntt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
Wlprn. mus erl6fmorbperlnf.

gtep yorf, %. yfob. = 6loll
gmma 6. Mtonn, 8itpe oe8 S6rttt
ttelIer$ SenrD Manu, rplroe geitern
nbeno bon Dem 5~t.iabrigen alfre0
Senridieu, einem aIteu 5rainOe Der
6amilie, gef6brIid ourd 5ipei au-
eelu aus ociien RcuaIDer oerle6t,
neil iie ieinem 9eIratSgciud en-
Rein cntgegeneeiebt Bate. Senrif
len bradte iid oonn ielbit cine lc-
ben8getaDrlife 8uroe I'M Sept bel.
9}eioe purocH in elm 9oipitul iiDets
filbrt, mo- Die aer3te iagert, 0n Sen
ridien iterben mnB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
9ie urntrole Gdnuei,.

Bern, %. Sob. - llebcr 10000
oeati6c, frau8olide ur6 engliidc
8efanaene, ole tells nod fratlt. tells
alf Dem 8ege ser 9eiierung iin6,
befinoen it'd neh ollgea6lldlid in
er Sdppei3. 5000 peitere Strange
len unb 5000 8eutfde mer0cn i'm
aaltfe oieier ISOLDE ned ermortet
Bic S6pei5er 9te9ierlmg bietet alien
@efangencn @ditfreimoidaft an, Die
nod %gegenieitigem lle6ereintomlncn
Der friegfiibrenocr 2dnOer mad Der
5dmei5 geionot perDen oirien. @s
aefill0ef iih neiii Sllngeiifrarfe I'M
ter Den onf 5dmei5er @ebict inter.
itierten 9erlOag.s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
~tltiniltcr uon Jaecw
bat %rcTi0nicrt!
SdIedte @~eiHn66eit uls @rnuS au'
gsge6en; mag SOtidnitcr in
@ien luer6en.

QnIterbam, fiber aon6on, 90.
Tob. - Mus Berlin miro gemcloet,
ooB @ottlieb non Saaom, Der bout.
i6e Stootsiefretdr oe8 aeuBeren nm
Ieine Gntloiiung eingefommen 1T.
9ns @runo fir bieier Sdritt miro
iaIedter @eiurobeitS8uitonO oes Gi-
niiters ongegeben.
Ger bisberiae nnterItaotsiefretdr
Or. QIire0 zimmerman, miro oIs
Sagops mutmnbtider gtndfoIgcr 9ei
nunnt. 3os r8erliner 8agcblatt"
~beroffcntlidt oos @eriJht, oob Serr
bon Sogon gum 9otidnfter in 8ier
~nuserieben Eel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
tilcrSer beirofef sic
Srau ietnes Opfcrs!

Gamble, ST., %. 0ob. Or.
liam 81. gliacr, Der fiir3lj6 aus
3ud1tJauie entIoiien mltoe. i'll
iDeIdom er feds SaEre rpcgen Gr-
m%orou1g ocs promtnenten 9antier8
SSobn 5oplor bon Crescent Gitp az
gebratt bette, Duroe gcitern in So
biugton, SnO., nit 6rau 2ucp DC.
5oplor, Der @attin 6es bon i'm
Grmoroeten. oetroitt. Na6oem er
Gus Dem 3udtbaIls entlniien, bate
0liGer cine 5tJeioung non ieiner
Grau erIongt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
,,BrilanNit"
$4,000 onMcn
grG6, ucrIen6l!
Gas &ieieHi6iff iiei aHae6Iid in
3eOfanal, gegiiides Deer,
anf cine Wline.


qonoon, 20. geoo. 49, Qas britiide
SoipitoIidiff Britannia, aIIer
, 8abrI6einli6feit nnh Der 5ur
! Bbite Star Cine geb0rige Gniingicr.
0nmpfer gIeihen Ramens, 1T i'm
3co.aanol oes @egdiihen Reeres
bcrienft mor0en, 70 meIoet Die britt.
idc Q6mirolitdt. @Ifbunoert Der an
goro befin6li6en Monnihaften tpltr.
oen aerettet, 90 ertronten uno %
nur6en berlett. Gos S6iff rannte
entDeoer mif cine Seemine ODER es
1T oas Spfer eines 8audbootS ges
noroen beiBt eS IN benz @ertdt met.
fer. Ger Ddmpfer mar Der groBte,
Der gegentpdrtig in DENT gcitcIlt
lit.
.gritannic" lit b%onitduOig netl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
gruse Granaecrnte.

@aibington, %. 9ob. Die
Granaecrnte oea 2onoes peiIt in Die,
lem Sabre cine 3nnabme bon 1886,
900 aiIten qcgcn Die ~poriabrige
auf. Gin amtIj1cr geridt idl1bt
0ic oic$idbrige grute ouf 1885.
900 aiiten mooon oui G~alifprnien
t750O,000 m0 mtf 5lorioa 1900,
900 aiften e%ntfallen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
zt.,s Council Bluffs.
ga5aar fir bic ariessiuithuen
na0 8aiieal

Ser qItarberein Der ocutihen ia.
tboliiGen ct. getcrs Stride beron.
DfittDod abeno. oen %. 60
bember, in Der 5alle Der Columbus
gegeniiber 8agttB Barf airell
ga5aor, tpo5u oaS Oeutide Bublifum
oblle llntarihieo Der a0nfeiiion 5er3.
Iid) eingelaoen 1T. Ter Grtraa o&
llnternebmeuS mir0 0en oeutideH
uro Giterreid1 ntenriiden arieasnit
luen un6 sBaiien 5iigepaHot Deroeu.
IS gibt lpobl in bieiar 3eit teiner
beiiercn 3ped un6 orsb1lb itebt 81
5ofien, BOB bic 8eranitaltung elmer
redt erfolGreihen Berlaui ucbnlerl
lfno eiien iAoneH Grtrag einbrlngen
Miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
Grc6c 5unabnc Scs
aiit. SbiTfspcrkcb
Notwithstanding Gnf amer. Sdif-
fen nm Ctiua rs Bro
sent 5ngenommen.

g9ep gorf, %. 9ob. Der on.
Beroroentlide @rfolg Der dmeritani.
ifen Sanoelsmarine in Der 8efor.
oerung bon aYro6t miro 6ur6 Die
i3ifiern oes 6anoels0 fir
ole eriten neltn Mouate 0ieies Sob.
res fl%lnogegehen. Die 8unobme III
Der 8eforoerung bon 6radt I'M
Geroleid nit Dem 8orjdbr mar bon
$3.50, $4,000 uif $45l 257, 600
o6er ungeiGbr 76 8ro3ent. Snl
Monot September itelte iid Die
3unabme bon $29,5t5,000 ouf
900. n6er ungefdbr Sc
gro3ett. 8dBreno eth Cell Der gu.
nobme auf Die crb6bten 8urenpreiie
3uriif3ufabren lit, i'll Elm groBer
3eil Der 3lmo9me ouf Die Bergro.
berrrHq Der nnerifanii6an SonoeEs-
marine 8uriid5uiiibreu. Die 3unab
me in Ser g~cfor6erltlg bon 6radt
ouf amcrifdniihcn Gdiffen mar biel
0r6Ber, ais Die 3unobne nuf ben
Shiffcn anoerer Nati6ncr. Su er,
tier Sinfidt neroen Die Shiffe unter
omcrifoniIfer 4fnooe ais iiderer er,
odtct. ofs Sic Sdiffe on6crer 2dn'
Der mo in 3iuciter Sin{idt entlpidelt
fid sic allertfoniide Sun0elsmarine
ie6r ihneu, mdhreno es nit Der Ma
rine ouoerer Gambler riidlodrts itott
6ortpdrts Qcbt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
geamtc t~uicScrcrma6lt.

SnOionopoli8, Snb., q N0D.-
Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der 1er.
pere1l3lerirmen oe8 qonoe8, nelfe
All i6rer sSabresfonoertion Der
fins, bot TIRE bisberiaen
geamtinneu idultlia mieoerertpdblt
ur0 miro iid nm nit aaer @aualt
in oen aampf itiir8en, INN oas gam
5e 2an0 troden su legen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
0nnnbns Grcmicr prafLt.

Getp q)orf, 81. g}ob. r Ser IA
uabii6e 8remier, Cir Robert Dor,
Den, iagte in ciner aniprafe an ben
bieligm Cuuobiideu Stub uuter an-
0erem: Sur Elm 6rieoe, Der ihlieb.
lid Der Code Der aliierten 0en
Sieg perleibt. lit fir Canada on.
(9ei ben 5rieoensber-
b~onohungen 6iirfte aana0a ieOen.
falls nidt I'M Rat gefraat neroen,
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Wi0 GmEnrnp hrnntrnnrn.

8oI9ington, %. gtop. n Reprd.
ientant 5iegernlo bon 0ep Yorf
8oriiber bas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bes Observation-Disclosures erfIdrtc
beute, oaB er oeeia uaa 3uianmen.
tritts oes aougreiies cine 8orIage
fir Gin embargo nuf RabrungSmit-
tel %aufbringen miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
Gmaba 9tarftbcridlt.

0maba, %. Ropember.
aiuSOieg-3ufiDr 1000,
8ccntiere, fcft.
Beeis t0.00-tf.t0.
D2ittelmaBige $4,000.
&it6e un0 Seifer8, fit.
@rab gecia, CUTE BIS bette 7.75
bis $50.
92ittlmdBige 6.75-7.75.
Bem0bRIfhe 5.75-6.75.
@lte his bette @eifars 6.50-7.25
Bute bis bette aube 6.50--7.00.
gtittelm0Blge Riibe 5.75-6.50.
8etuo6nlid)e 4.25-5.75.
Stoders uno 6eeocrs, lunoiam
bis dagemein felt.
6eeoer8, CUTE Bis bette, $50 btS
500.
0tttelm1Bige 6.75-7.50.
@etuomlide 6.00-6.75.
Stod Sellers, CUTE big 5cIte 600
bis 7.15.
Stod aIbe 5.00-6.50.
Stod a1lber 6.00-S.00.
Seal &alber S.0O-10.00.
Bulls uno 5togs 5.50-6.5O.
Sdiueiue -3ufubr 10000.
W}artt 5-t0e bo6er.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9%50--9.75.
S0Giter 8rui5 $50.
Sdafe-3ufubr $500.
glartt Itnrf bis l0c bober ottin.
Qdmmer tt.t0-1t.90.
@efatterte 2dmner t1.90
SGDrIinge 7.75-9.75.
tyeeOer ,5aDrlinge 10000.
8iooer 7.00-8t50.
Rltterldafe 6.50-7.85.
@efatterte M}1itteridaie 10-t5c
bober.
5eeOer @htttcridofe 4.50-6.50.
Soccer Qamnter 9.75--t0.85.
ct. SOiep6 MarttberidIt,
St. Soieph %. Gobenlber.
glinSbieb-3ufrbr $500; @tarft:
cute felt, anoere idlpad.
S0diter &rcis 1860.
S6tueine -3ufllbr 1880; Narft
offrcte 5--10c bober.
9ur6i6nittSpreis 9.45-9.80.
@6Giter 8rets 9.95.
Sdafc-3uhibr $500; gturft fturf.
Ganias Gin Rarftberidt.
aanias Gitp. %. Nobcmber.
&iuSbicb-3ufnbr 5000; Rorft
lmqiom DIS 10c nicbriger.
56fiter Qreis 1855.
sSdlriinge 100.
ssi9s. ieIt bis 10c rlaOriger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
Menern[ emit md Merifn.

81 9aIo Ger, p. gIoD. 8rt.
g~ooegenerol Chen Suiit traf bier
aeitern arf Der 3urdreiie nod 60.
lonio 3ublan. Mer., EN-, mo er Oos
aomnlanoo elmer Qapolerie 8riga-
De urttcr @enerol Yeribiug ilberneb
men miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
NrnhIMnben.

9ai6ington, %. 0ob. - DDS
@etterbureor teroffentlidtc geitern
einen Gonoerberidt, Dob our6 bic
a1lte BON 10. bis II. 0ooernber
Gle Somntenernte in a%alifornien
u%oaItdnoio bcroorben mrr0e, mo
noB aud iGmtlide @emilie nnf oen
6e[oern iebr gelitten boben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

Die Soffnltna vi Grbaltung SD.
rer auaen far Die Gnier Sbres
9ebens miro AMI beiten erfiiat, melln
Sic Or. gSeiIano, 6rcnlont ytebr,
altiiudlen. oe;ien ~inreialtiae arbeit
ole bette gHralGoit aibt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22

5toder8, fnupp.
qalbcr, felt Bis idtpad).
Sdylueine-3tIfltbr 10000; Gforft
offncte Sc b0bcr, idlloB idtpdh.
0urhidmrttsprei8 9.35-9.90.
Soditer 8rei5 1906,
Sdafe-3untbr 5000; 9eartt Il
bis t5c bober.
@efiittertc 2dulmer 11.75.
Chicago RGrftberidlt.
Gbtcaqo, %. Ropember.
R~inOOisb-8uflbr $4,000; Rdrtt
bette Itorf, anoere felt bis 1oc ME
0riger.
Canadian @rafters 500.
!S6dlter @reiS 1900.
SabrIinee t1.25.
Gdmcine-8uf1ibr 10000; Ntorf
felt BIS Toe hot II.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.15--9.S5.
30dItcr 8rei8 1910.
5dafe-3ufubr $4,000; gearft mel
items Toe bober.
@cfiltterte 20mmer t2.00.
8eftlihe 2dmmer HOO.
6ee6er 21mmer 1875.
S0abo 2dnatner 1885.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-22
tllarktbcriAte.
aofai-giarrt

SnfalsBiart.
atebermitieIt bon SiuiHsib gtuit CO.
Cuaaqen -gnIs, aiile S4.5D-890; 6toriha,
Riite s3.75-425: gGbeI8. aiite $f.75-6.25.
3ttronen- Giitc ~6.00-e.50.
8raUejriit-dtlte S4.o0-500.
acpfel gorf 5mperioIs. SAB $500; SOMA
tbaus S1.76; loser uro grbbere st.8J-2.oo
Der Qiftc: Hilc Ribbon $f.s5-2.e0 per atfte.
ageintraubet- gHtperors, gratc $3.50; gut
perors, 5ullcr S4,75; Wlalagas, ertra gut,
$500; iaucb, $3.50; EXTRA inneb $500.
eaBtarfofigl-3er SanDcrs, $1.75 pet
poutp.; girgiaias, 6eB SA5o,
$3.50.
Samp.; aaufas. gaB 1918.
8~arioiiel-St.50 BufbcI.
@entiie:-
3gplebein, Ipautihe. Crate $500,
3loieUslu, ROT, seIb, Bio. &c.
Iouaten. eras, $225.
ao6L $40. SAG
Geuerie, Did. 8bh., zoe,
1eaerie, 56u6o, rob, Grate $500,
geaerte, 9Oabo, rob, grate S4bG.
g}ufeBogoes. 9fo. 24se.
GeI6e. wetBe uno 3uderrabeu, Bio. 21at.
BaiiiHafen $50. 2he.
aiir6tiie. 9nb., $500.
8rciBel6eeren-G SOB, Jeb $500; Ser
.cps. SAB $3.50, aiile 1925; gcpe G6trro,
5dB 900. Seize @iiale, 6oipcs. 8aB $1,000.
aofusRlhe--5dd $3.50; 0pb. $t.00.
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clares that she is Rosalind, and Hugh
promptly insists that he is Orlando.
The chance acquaintance part and
agree to meet the following day Mar
tha meets Hugh, but at the end of
their ride she gives him a note that
she must say goodbye forever, for
she has pretended to be what she is
not She prays that he remember her
only as Rosalind.
Mrs Hammond has reclaimed Lola's
horse and habit, and in doing So paid
Martha the money she owed Martha
has occasion to call at the Clayton
home, where she is surprised to meet
Hugh. He, too, is surprised, though
not too much so to declare his love,
and brushes the girl in his arms. The
hearts of Orlando and Rosalind hence
forth unite
! Laugh Why, man, you will roar
when you see the side-splitting com
edy. featuring Sammy, in An limo
cent Crook, which will be shown
Thursday after the regular show
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08

costly silks and satins Lola, a niece
of the wealthy Mrs Hammond, en-
plovs Martha and makes of the girl
her confidante. Lola explains to the
young seamstress that the gown on
which she is working has been or
dered by Lola S aunt SO that she, Lola,
might wear it and ensnare the heart
of Hugh Clayton Lola doesn't love
Hugh. but rather her heart remains
true to the young man in her home
town. Lola wears the gown and
Hugh, contrary to Auntie's desires,
expresses a wish to meet the girl,
who could design a gown like that.
Martha meanwhile is pressed for
funds with which to pay her rent.
She promises to pay as soon as Mrs.
Hammonds check arrives. Then Lola
decides to elope with her young lover,
and fearing that Martha will not be
paid for her work, Lola leaves her
horse and riding habit il payment for
her gowns. This doesn't pay the rent.
but nevertheless Martha's heart is
filled with JOY for it has long been her
fondest dream to canter along in the
mountains.
Martha rides out. astride her sleek
mount. In the hills she meets with
Hugh and the two ride side by side
In reply to question, the girl de
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-08
"TENNESSEE'S PARDNER"
AT CRESCENT THURSDAY

The attraction at the Crescent thea
ter Thursd will be "Teanessee's
Pardner"
Annie Ward. who has appeared to
excellent advantage in the Lasky pro-
auctions. The Cheat" and THE Mar
riage of Kitty on the Paramount
program, will be seen in an entirely
different role when she appears in
the title part of "Tennessee's Pard-
ner." This is a perturbation of a
widely read story of the war west in
the days when the Forty-nirer's found
ed new empire on the Pacific coast
and is based in part on the play of
the same name by Scott Marble.
Miss Ward appears as Tennessee"
waif of the plains, child of the
desert. The story opens when Ten
nessee' and her parents are making a
trip across the continent in a prairie
schooner 'Tennessee's" mother de-
serts her husband who in turn is shot
in the chase. Tennessee" is then
brought up in a mission by her fathers
friend, Jack Hunter. who Tennessee"
for many years believes, is her father
When the girl grows up she starts in
search of her father is kidnapped,
held for ransom and finally escapes to
understand the true state of affairs,
after many exciting happenings.
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Al LEAVING the city on business
ana wish to sell my PROPERTY. 112
Aa'Ahtic avenue, Daytonf Beach.
Apply Bert Williams, 112 Atlantic
@7ehae. Gp-tsc
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QUEEN g. CRESCENT T. P. A.
ATTHE SEVILLE HOT

T. j. Turrentiae, travelling passen-
ger agent for the Cincinnati, New Or
leans & Texas Pacific railway and the
Alabama Great Southern railroad, with
Headquarters in Chicago, arrived in
Daytona Monday evening and is reg
istered at the Seville hotel on South
street. He will be here until about
the middle of April to look after trav-
ell northward by the Queen & Crescent
route. Mr.. Turrentine is well known
to many of the winter visitors and
also to residents Of Daytona- having
spent some time her last season.
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fsih SALF-A cottage At Daytona
Beach. taird north from ltomobile
Cub; sroom house with iath cleo
flc lights; completely furnished for
housekeeping. also garage Terms
reasonable. Apply Mrs. Charles
= Dow, on premises. or y. O. Box
'e7. naytona. Fla 77-7tc
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What He Thinks Remarkable.

do you think there is anything re
markable in love at first sight" asked
4he romantic youth. Not at all,' an.
swered the cynic. 1T when people
nave been looking at each other for
four or five years that it becomes re-
1arkabie. Pearson Weekly
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTFD-Liv wire man TO sell and
collect sick aad accident insurance.
Salary and commission. GOOD chance
for good man. Address w. ;. NC
Kenna, Superintendent, Peninsula
Casualty Company, Box ASH. Day
tona, Fla 90
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Showing His ignorance.

What on earth are you doing?' de-
manded the indignant dining-car con-
ductor of the novice waiter; serving
soup on straight track? Why don
you wait till we strike curve? You
don't know the inst principles OF rail-
reading Puck
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N oALE-Fifty- foot lot on hard
'-1saeea 50-foot street With side
AA IN Fuquay subdivision. $3.50
! soia at once. Horn & Wilson,
ona Beach. Fla 54-tfc
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saturday night. lads black
s'set bak. ivory trimmed thought
nave dropped from automobile on
n street; contains sey eral bills
40ney Reward for return to Saa
-. 1arage. S2-2tc
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Had Rioht 70 Be Peeved

Village Storekeeper las pastor exc
cutes a mastery retreat from his
store) Dinged cid hypocrite! This
is the same lead quarter / put in the
collection last Sunday Judge.
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In Matching Dreams" at the Arcade.
circun stances decree that Martha
Weaver shall be a dressmaker, ard
the artistry of her needle finds ex-
preston in beautiful gowns she de-
signs for the fortunate women who
have the dollars with which to buy
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LOST AND FOUND

-rearl One hundred dollars
:" be paid for return t. Rowes
'sy store 75-7tp
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Va sALE-AuToMo9lLEs.

VI high powered roadster
sue easy terms or will trade
'ouElng car Apply Momand.
s'0na Book & Stationery CO.
S2-3tp
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ADJUSTMENTS
sss e sss e =. J. .
: "ESMERALDA" AT THE
NEW DAYToNA THURSDAY
Il X 4. 1. 4. I. !. !. !. ). J. >. ).

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OF all the great dramatic succasses
or Frances Hodgson Burnett. "Esme-
ralda." is the most tender and Iowa.
BILE Characterization ever created nv
this gifted author AS 'Esmeralda ;,
Mary Pickford renders one of the
most touching and sympathetic screen
attachment for home, be it ever so
humble" which this appealing drama
representations of the year The strong
extols, the simple but great love which
1t unfolds. and it's dominant human
note, have made its success on the
stage endure for two generations. AS
photoplay, "Esmeralda' is faithful
presentation of the beautiful and no
bic sentiments of the beloved play. in
which Mary Pickford, assisted by an
unusually strong supporting cast at
tains another remarkable triumph will
be shown at the New Daytona theater
Thursday
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