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III Den giRo idaise nno ibn npninierte, 10 Honoen rh 5Det aunotDoteh
eegenaber, Die chamber IN oien elnen 4latte DenigFeas nidts boFDerfen
fonntcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
Die 8eG6eiOen6ett 6at ArdnOei

aus Dem adfirftt oes arie0sefretars @arrioa nmb man 0a
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miro. gfiit1riid lDar er 5ueifelOs Der befere lo menn mir Dant
rednen f0nntea, OB Die 4olitt ametlfaniider &rafoenten itefs cine pefe,
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mare mos man fraber, ais 5rembDorte nod nmt TO uerp6nt Dorea,
cine fontinuierlide nannte Damn tonnte man Dos MIR nufrtdtg be-
Dollern. Genn bel 0ieier art Der 8OHtf lit oas fas berette 5dauert mr
eefdbrhd mir 0s Sufereie os Qanoes. IS
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@errn, Ser Dem eigenen Sn0ibioaalisnus frobnt, ODER Dem Der 8ortet
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feben boben.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
gns bem staate.

2incoIa. Sefret1r 8eruefer bon
Der StaatgIteuerotisgleidung 9e.
b6roe bat oieier Gage ieine Snitrut,
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in Der Eribine ~perrebmen. anm.
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Shupler. Ger aontroft fir Die
nelle Bride, Die Color uno 9utIer
Counties perbinOen ioa, muroe gum
Greiie bon $4,000 an Die GIfborl
Contribution Go bon glfborn, S1o.,,
bergeben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
auf Der cdQe ertappt!

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ffanpf rirdtenih lber bic 9ofen SGterrahs nno 9~eutihlon0g, ogaet
safose Tie ieDea nit @ehbisn D~erebene 5diff Der aaiiertcn obne bot.
berge 4nrnuns bon ibren 1lgooen angrefen TaHln t0erocn. Die Con.
hpn~ vIimes@ nennt Die ggUnHfung Der gonpfer gD6ai9 Iegitnt". emg.
feHD bat iernerSet IN Mafbtn8fun ~grfi1runaen abeeaebea naf 6enen 0Ria
gaUafhnung nmr Der abpehr bon angriFfea One u6 fene gaarfae.
mnmidnfen fh as Artaeraten on 9or0 befdnDrn. gs bat 6mnit fh
af ben 8nibingtoner Stdn0punft gefeat. oB MIR inter 0icien 8orans.
keuneen Oas S~anDelsidff nfht ben Gbdrofer bs a~r@sidHfes an.
nebne, uHO 0db Die gepafnng MIR unter iodea @erbatniiea .Ru.
tim" lei.
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beauragt fm0, san Nneriff Dor3tgeben, no irner fe Elm llgoot Ser
3cntralHadte faben, tHs oaB fe Artiaerften erbnten, Die ober tn nea.
trnlen S1fcn feline Uniform tragen barfen ln0 os gitqioer Der fneo.
nhen 5diHsmannihoft IN ben Ruen eefnhrt Deoea fouen.
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BOT, i'm cine siaegftsHe" WlDaffnung os cine eRgtnte@ eriheinen al
laHen. Gngegen bIft fem 4reBgebenl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

case he is first hailed before a justice
Of the peace by a constable and bound
over to the grand jury. From there
he goes to Jail until the grand jury
indicts him. Then he is tried in the
criminal court, the same set of witt
nesses testifying against him in each
of the three Investigations. This
process, counting all of the costs,
entails an expense Of approximately
fifty dollars and the defendant is
fined ten dollars as the minimum. In
nine cases out Of every ten he works
out his fine on the county roads. In
the case of the b~ootleggers the route
is practically the same, and as a
result the warehouses; are found in
adequate to meet the demands made
upon them. There are numbers of
instances in this county where viola
tors Of the prohibition laws have
been held in jail or permitted to go
under bond until there was room in
the workhouse to accommodate them,
One prominent feature Of the at
tempts to break up the business Of
b~ootlegging in Tennessee is that no
matter how many people are sent to
a workhouse for the ofense, that the
tribe shows no decrease in numbers,
When one b~ootlegger is sentenced To
the county roads, another takes his
place and conducts the business, thus
forming an endless procession from
the criminal courts to the warehouses
and back again. 1t is an expensive
process that Tennessee hat not as yet
learned how to bring to an end. The
last biennial report Of the State
Comptroller shows that it costs the
taxpayers Of The State $4,000 foi
the period to prosecute crime, where
az this item for the last year Of q
licensed liquor traffic in the State was
S158,O00. In view Of the fact that
there has been a large increase Of
prosecutions in the criminal courts
during the present year, it is prac.
ticaliy certain that the next biennial
report on the cost bill will be neai
A0o, 600, the highest figure eyeS
known in the State.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

aranfbeiten sng ;ogen bate, 1T nod
imner ans Sous gefeiielt.
1rnn @cttIieb Gge Derlgbte iid
neuIih onrd einen Jan Elm Beir.
5raa Seinri9 aeteIien NOR onrd
SnfIuensa ouf langere 3eit Der
a%ranEenIiite einberIeibt.
Ger 3abIar5t 1r. wieier farfte
neiTid bon Martin 4etas Elm an
Der Wioin 5troBe gelegenes Sans
5ruu Seinrid Bruiel mar 0rei
8oden lang an Der Grippe err
fronft. Sic lit ieooh iebt wieoer
uitnter lnlo pobldnf.
Nooorprp @ilIou bat fem Slid
0amit gebabt, 1audboot.O peratio.
nen ME bic gegeh bic 9guiitaHia@
ais un0eiceIit gu Itempeln. 90 cine
Son0Iung t1nrlte BON eineln reft
5entenoen 0leuihen eebiaigt Der.
BEN. Beib bod jeoer, Der nur elm
uenig pom iuternntionaIeu @eies
.Derltebt, DAB 4meritouer, Die nuf
einem feinoliden Gampfer, Der nit
Munition belnoen 1T, iia aui feino'
Tides gebiet, ODER menn Sic Iieber
moQen, OUT oas Bebiet ~0erienigen
9fadlt begibt, oeren 5Ia1ge ii6ct
benz 5t6itie fueht. CAB Der geIebrte
@oobrolD gsiHon 0es nidt einieben
fam, 1T tuobI oitf feline ihuImeiitcr.
bate ge0anterie, bic lid nid)t be.
lebren IaiieL ionbcrn MIR roridrei-
ben tuiHt 5uriid5ufu9ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
adS 8(Oomuie(O!

IA. Jebruar.
Ger goa Der observation-disclosures ioll
EN- GROCER griolg in i%o8ialer uu0
t~innn5ieller SinIidt getpeieh ieim
lleber $40 anrten lUuroen petfauft.
Am A. Sebrnor luliroen 8iuidm
GlauiieH into MiHnie Waaob bon ii.
rem Faitor. u. Saenbure, getraut.
SRI Goris @egner reiite am
Wfontag nod 9es Moines, Sya., no
fe einen $utlaoen 8ii er0ffnsn &C.
0enft.
Sncob @aIeutiae Sap Itorb bier
mdbretto eiiTcs Guides bel Ieiner
Gohter, 6rau &ld1ro Sefpea. Ser
Seidnam tpnr0e III @iItner, Reb.,
sur &lbe gebettet.
Sdnes 6erguion nno @lpira 600.
per tDlr0en am lebten Wtontng i'm
Y%farrlauie Der MetboOiiten.sirde
Con BaItor DoIt getrait,
6ran Wl1rD Ban gteb itorb am z.
6e6ruor IN GbaSron. gieb. Ion
Den adJt Sobnen uto elmer Sodter
leben artbur ". unO 5rnu Cora
gacDonnlO III BLOOMFIELD, Die Ser.
itorbene mur0e bon Baltor Doit aif
Dem gloomfieIoer aird9oie be.
graben.
Sn Der oergougenen ISOLDE tuur.
ben IL 8dgqonS gie1 nab ben
Siour Sin uno OMAHA @edrften
ueriau0t.
5rib 0toebIer reiite am lestel
Montng 5iim geinde bon GerpanO.
ten uah Werrfin, isis.
u. s. unb S. 8. Sitter reiiten
am GienItag 0ahnlittng nod Chi
cago, mo ie iid nit Dem Ginfouf
uoh g9aren fir ben 5riibling be-
iaiien meroeH.
5einrih 2ange un6 Serfuann
@enfe reiIten nod garIp, Sa., mo
beiuhten 6rau 0linnie 6rerihs,
cine Shpeiter bon Senrp 2mge.
Grnit goIeIIn utio 6rau freuen
iih iiber Die anfunft eincs tieiIen
@eltbiIrgers in ibrer 6arnilie.
Or. @abler iln6 Martin 8eters
paren inter Oenen. Die neulidl ib-
rem @ebnrtstag ~Feiertet. Die Set
lihfciten tperen urgemiitlid uttb
fern0autih. Daird frobIifen sc:
lang tpnroen ie aufs ihDnite Be.
left. Die beioen Serrsn iino aitge.
Iebene 1eutida uto erfreiien iid
Drober geliebtbeit.
aiir3Iid iDnroe cine geriamnItng
obgebaiten Die beidIoB, ant q. Sc.
brltnr cine @olFsingo al babeu. ~
SnnptIeute tpliroen beitimnt, INTO
Ser gitrgermeiiter 4biaipg gum
Gberbefeblsbabat ernnunt. Gas
Sagoge6iet ipirO l1 iiber beu gail.
8en 4reoria Gopnibip eritreden.
2ebten Scnntog nodmitt1g ianO
las gegr1bnis Der fleinen, ied)sidbs
rigen Marie 8biIion Itott. Die Sci.
Standardization fanoen in Der ia.
tlpfiiden ct. anorepsairde ltdft.
4in0er aus ibrer Sf)uIe funaterten
ais 2eidentrGger. @oter Mc9lanara
Laitete Die gegrd5nisieierlidfeiten.
3. 6. Stobl fam pon 9infoIu,
INN anf ieinen Carmen nad Dem
8edlten 81 ieben.
Nlortin D1ut6 Don Center itarb
OH MtoHtag, uno feline 9eer0ignn9
fano am MittDoh Ourd 4altor 81.
lenburg itatt.
artfur gggert, Der nadi ben @tds
fern ii1 0urf cine @rfaltung neile
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
@lniferbnd fir ale grfsn BON S6fsi,
arheitgt.

Bud Scr. /, fuie uuten se5eiat ent.
b1lf 4itueifuneen nn0 puuoerIhone
SGuifrationen fir ale Arteu BON
SiI1f . @1felnrbeiten mo arens-
lid)en. 5ehe Gran petteifert, oaS
Neneite in Mnltern 5u befrmmcn.
Mohen Gle &afeIarbeit2 gnaen
Sic brett fir Dieieg Bud, neItss
bos reihbaItigIte uu0 biaigite Mu.
.iterbnh lit. Gs erreiht cher ben
3sued, olg Glider bon $50 Cts.
lleber 200 Muiter nbaetiIOef
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
SaIten Mebeaen In gdad.

&bung9oi, Is. 5ebr. Ole ben
2eu0oil nnO 9cfio IN ole 8eIt ge-
iebte glndridt oaB bic hineiiimen
1cbeHen Die Sta0t G6nme.aing En-
ebert hatfeii, miro hier outIidp ale
Qiiae hr5rthHpt. @eifern bier ein-
nrirofiene serihie aus Gbaus-aius
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

teiagen, 0aB Oaielbjt giAbe uerllut,
uno Dab Bic @ebellen poaio IN
Smam gegalten uerDen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

Bar unterltiise Die 0eutIte
|Ercfie, iiben man ali ibrpr 9et.
|brnituiia beitr1at.
aboHnirt onf bic 7agliHe xribHnE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

@ergcbt bel ginf1ufen niht, 0aB ieac llnicrfhisuna Der ontidcn
2eihma aud eHe sfahtapna na TeutihtMaRg it'll
~ecraf5idtqt bel GiltdHfen oe IN oerr 8atnne Mnseieenben una
un6t lie oarauI oufngriidnl
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
"THE QUESTION AT
CRANDALIis TODAY

The age-old question of whether a
woman should avoid the responsibilities
Of motherhood in order to lead q butter
fly life IS aptly answered in the Equitable
feature, The Question" which is being
shown at Crandalrs today. The scenario
was written by Roy L McCardell. a we'll
known newspaper man, and Marguerite
Leslie former leading woman with Sir
Henry Irving, Sir Beerbohm Tree and
Cyril Maude, enacts the principal role.
Many OF the scenes are laid in the most
fashionable Broadway restaurants. To-
morrow, Tuesday and Wednesday the
noted English beauty, Kitty Gordon, will
be seen in the World feature. LAS in a
Looking Glass" The story provides Miss
Gordon with opportunities for remark
able emotional acting, as well as for the
display of a succession OF the most daz-
cling creations OF the modiste's and mil
liners art. The greater portion OF the
action is laid In Washington diplomatic
circles
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
THE RANSOM" SHOWN
AT THE HIPPODRoME

There Is gripping story In The Ran
som. with Julia Deane as the star, which
oeIns SHOWN today at the Hippodrome
Mss Dean has a dual role. In each mart
or which her dramatic ability finds free
expression At first she Is a young
and rather wflltul wife, led astray by the
glamour OF the stage. and later she ia the
aged and repentent mother, intent on
saVis her own daughter from the wiles of
me same manager who had wrecked her
oWn NE She accomplishes this In a
tnrllins manner, and after seeing her
child safe IN the arms of the mar shs
loves, pays the ransom Of her daughters
happiness with her own life.
The Trail Of the Tigress," another
Feature. goes to make up the balance OF
the program
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
CHAPLIN SIGNS WITH
MUTUAL CORPORATION

Charlie Chaplin has consented to
have his name linked with that OF the
Mutual Film Corporation in what
would appear to be a serious matter
for the Mutual at least.
The man OF the justly celebrated
walk has been tentatively signed up
to appear exclusively in Mutual pic
lures at the merely nominal sum of
$4,000 a week and an interest in the
business. according to the Mutual Cor
poration. These contracts also provide
for bonus of 100000, to be paid to
the star as a reward for displaying his
handwriting on a scrap of paper.
Chaplin is to have a special company
organized for him by the Mutual, and
his brother, Sid ChapliIy also an agile
screen artist. will be a member of il.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
SNAPSHOTS.

The movie stars, firing OF yachts and
private cars and automobiles, are begin
ling to take to aviation.
John Needham's Double" is the title
Of a new play in which Tyrone Power
will appear.
Gertrude Mccoy has cast her lot with
the Gaumont people and is soon to leave
for Jacksonville, Fla
Thereh be something doing in the
movies when Teddy unlimbers before
the camera, in his own scenario.
Valeska Suratts first act upon ar
irving in London recently was to or
ganize film bazaar for the benefit for
wounded soldiers.
Carlyle Blackwell will be seen in The
Clarion" tale OF patent medicines and
newspaper making, by Samuel Hopkins
Adams.
In his last three parts William Dun
can has been obliged to visit the Mojave
Desert. Big Bear Lake, where he was
showed in for several weeks.
WIN lhc aCITSSS VINO Is not
little" or Charming or beautiful" or
dandy" please confess the fact and re-
ceive the Immortality which she deserves?
Robert MAntell. working in a new pic
ture down in Jamaica, celebrated his
birthday by participating in a perform
ance of Macbeth" staged for the ben
eft Of the English war sufferers
. Balboa announces another thrilling
series. although the finishing touches
have hardly been put on THE Red
Circle" Balboa is rapidly becoming
known as the house of serials (spelled
with an IS" please note).
Geraldine Farrar recently received the
following note-at least that's what the
Morning Telegraph says: My Dear Miss
Farrar-1 am not rich enough to see you
often on the legitimate stage in opera. I'm
am SO glad that you have gone into the
Legitimate stage SO 1 can see you in
the movies"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
On the Screen Tomorrow.

CRANDALL'5"Ast In a Looking Glass -
HIPPODROME-"Lord John" episode
No. 4
STAR-'"The Solution OF the Mystsry."
NAVY-'"The Phantom witness"
WELcOME-''The Thoroughbred.
EMPIRE Goods"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
MARGARET CLARK
AT THE LEADER

A Paramount program Of interest Is
the BILL for the Leader this week. Today
Marguerite Clark will be seen in "Gretna
Green" Miss Clark always pIeases, but
In this picture she is said to be especially
attractive, and has delighted hundreds
and hundreds by her clever work. To-
,hofroW' tuesday and Wednesday sthe
feature VIII be Mark Twain's famous
story, 'Pudd'nhead Wilson," with Theo-
dore Roberts in the title role. To have
this picture exact the producers made
exhaustive research into the history of
that early period and the exterior scenes
were filmed in the little town in Missouri
IN which the author laid his story. A
capable cast supports Mr.. Roberts in this
picture which Is OF the usual Lasky ex-
cellence.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
Features for Today.

CRANDALL's"rhs Question"
HIPPODROME-Julis Dean In 'sThe
Ransom"
ARCADE-''The Trail of the wind Wolf -
MID CITY-'"The Campbells Are Com
ing"
DEXIE-'"The Sons OF Satan"
DUDLEY-''Ths springttms Of Spirit :"
AMERICAN-"Graft," episode No, I.
OLYMPIC-"Ths Turmoil"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Margaret Gibson. the beautiful lead
ing woman with the Horsley organiza-
tion. will make her stellar debut In
the Mutual Masterpicture, de luxe edI-
ton. The Souls Cycle" q powerful
drama in five acts.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

James O'Neill has left the cast o
THE Melody of Youth" Thomas
McGrane has succeeded him.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Molly Mcintyre is to play the title role
in the London production of Kitty Mac
Kay.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05
Not Really Married,

Maude Gilbert and William H. Took
er, stars OF The FOOLS Revenge" pro-
duced by william Fox, have issued a
statement denying that they are man
and wife in real life.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Maude Adams will appear in a new
comedy by ]. NJ. Barrie next season.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

THE Case of Lady Gambler" has passet
its 10th representation at the LondoI
Savoy Theater.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Cherub Bushman's lavender-tinted
valet Is nearly as handsome as his boss.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

The movie stars, firing OF yachts and
private cars and automobiles, are begin
ling to take to aviation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Gertrude Mccoy has cast her lot wit
the Gaumont people and is soon to leav
for Jacksonville, Fla.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Marget Mayor, co-author of Twin
Beds" has gone to Palm Beach with
her playwright husband. Edgar selwyp,
TO finish a new comedy of social life.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

John Needham's Double" is the It'll,
Of q new play in which Tyrone Power
will appear.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Robert Mantell. working in a new pic
ture down in Jamaica, celebrated his
birthday by participating in a perform
ance Of Macbeth" staged for the ben
eft OF the English war sufferers
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Kiaw G. Erlanger have acquired a
new melodrarna by Bayard WELLER, au-
thor Of within the Law" 1t deals with
New York life, is in three acts and TWEEN
ty-four scenes, and the story is said to
be developed upon novel lines.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

Charles Dillingham; is to be the man
ager next season of three theaters in
New York devoted to musical perform
ances. The Century Theater will be add
ed to the Dillingham; circuit, which al
ready includes the Hippodrome and the
Globe. Musical shows will be the pro-
gram at all three theaters.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

There'u be something doing in the
movies when Teddy unlimbers befor.
the camera, in his own scenario.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

VIII the picture actress who is not
little" or Charming or beautiful" or
dandy" please confess the fact and re-
ceive the Immortality which she deserves ?
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

August Bermeister. the character &C
tress, with Louis Mann in THE Bubble, y
which will be the attraction at the Be
lasco Theater this week.. was brought
to this country BY Henrick conreid some
ten years ago.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

William H. Crane will not travel away
from New York after the present sea
son. He will make his home in that
city, and will take part only in special
performances of plays to be given there.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-05

In his last three parts William Dun
can has been obliged to visit the Mojave
Desert. Big Bear Lake, where he was
showed in for several weeks.