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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
-Tputne Sbenb tehre aerr Sot

-Tputne Sbenb fehre gen. Sots
Rcbe! unb iurae GntriH pQs i5rsr
0ptssi. sreiie heim. sSie uuier,
SuraeridIaIt es Eie oeridunf. iolts
iuuGe Gaeieute nit sirtu StdEot;se
III oclbreu 81 Dem 5cssr. ,penr tr
dIh Qeraoc ,sin aeic,erter Nuuter.
oodl oas (alcrt b.; uuo .pnsei NSss
llna mas alarR hat c,s NuutiErris
ment ucr,pcnotar III ua9 o,ytr n..sT
Zone 81 ttnem ptrl tGp!jcu, U"e
Wul' MAIDEN bic neraoc uI6l hiwn3
INh, totlih ss oct oermas eli
beri oerlclnieer herer III Ghreu iic
jsieieit. gu crp,idtu, la. 10 n'i;rbs
IN ma1en o'B ile Rcrne oaIur M;
tiucr Serirthuus oau,tu, Su bat:t
luh bel.u Sphu olcie Sereaaoe e.l
seUurittcu Gr'plo: c .rsB bti nca
lSirthtn Seueutu uuo 9remer le tla
1ab Snacr iar Die Nup.auttn cGi'
.tacn nu oeul III in5eE nuh allen G=
Der Streunot NIt,5s,5silisltn wl"'
ioa,Mtr iuart":. us.~
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
Shaet Dem S,uiteu Gintalf.

Gin rciBcnbrr Suiteu ldliuitlt boi
Ian,e SnI,em, rlub, Die Eueraic UNI
pcrid,Iinmcrt i;tl ucrr y. rrntllne'
lat; Cure aeblc 1T nuns. Gure Srui.
idlmcrst uno ihr iuhict on aauier
aorpcr iuuuS. Ninosrr ticie Srtal
tuuI ubne SerSna curt 2r. airs !
Menu ,Tistrperu. Iic iaallasabeu
;Sidtcr Sdliame Seller Die acrei;.cu
Sdlltimhiute mb bic onti'ceti'her
uuo lnrotiptn 6ipeuitai;e I tta,er oiC
Seime NIB than Der Grtalt,ira ab-
bcudl. 2nbt zine Grtd!tana uitt an
halteu. 0uiei lr. Niua 3;m lis
coperp heute bel eurcnl .a,Nouthc,er
.25c. tausD sDLa.3SSe D36-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07

Url. Nuclln UleleMe0er, Ole IN
hes luuaen 6errn Sonp Goelers Gutu
pun 9eiferion Gin hcr. unO surid
trarspprtirt, oerle5te mehrerc Gage
onber bel ben gltern Tr. unh 6rau
Shiemener.
-Tef iursc 0err 6tant Crtmensr
bate Ont Sonutna ~buiueb. in Slid
fountain. Mether Writ bieie @cit6I.
te paren uno oh ss pir,lid @eitoi'
te, utrnub, oh ubFhtttd, nber aus
Scriebcn. Der &epOrtsr au bsrihter.
%sIS Qorrcsoerdter. 10 idlrcibt
sex .rerplo ors Gtnutcre". irIlicn
Nlpraan uro 9uniortcn tthanocIt
lucrhcu. Die cns Qnro fir ciNc arp &c
cualiidc Nrleihc pbrc GldlCrhclt 81
beoybCiicn iudcn. Gnplauo IN: be-.
reitS 81 900, 900, 900 bier eltprAt.
g8iro bic Summc nod er0fer unb
brpht bic CcInhr, onb Gin Nroser
lhcll baum rcrlprcr Qcht, hnnr
wcr>er bic Qrutc ocrcr has @clb
ncbur;, had, Shub fir lhr Hclo
idIrcier nnS uritre NcalcruuR hn,
,pitorr cine NliCaSur'ahc.
Ten YchcuSr,itttlnud)Cr IN uuo
NalsnbltlrclNcrn hat man i'm FIN.
iicrn" WlittrlaI;cr bic rtdttc 0nro
obaChait pncr oit ginic nbaeidlnitttn.
IN unicrcm ~Rcittctcn" ,}s:tnltcr
rrrocn lie ola .innrt," @cidlnitsIcuta
ncicirt. sllnb Der Wann nit Dem lci'
bcr bcntidltr ginrcn &ct. Der -
4QiIlrrcn Gier Su % GcutS Due
Tutero ae'nu't hat uno lie niht Ter
,nulcu uill, his Et neriRuen: 30
Gents brinacr. irapl Nnni trcdI;
@tnt arc uru Qoirn tn % about It?
(NCrplo beS @lnub,rs.)
-Ntv Charles 9huIt rcbit 'Sn,tiu
urb lp1ltcrdtu Gliuia, trotcn om
Iiensth9 uuu Ncurn SdIamucdtr i'm
Nuto bis ,(c''crion Gitu 0ebrot t. bic
NcinrCiit nndl ocul uudl tbrcn be.
rorrtcu Nhult in Shcribon Guuutn
an. Ter lcUti lipc 0trr, nit benz,
oubcr cicilrid,t III Der Gulltlt. uic
moub cluer Observation-Disclosures
ueaen nusiollcn tnrn. Sciptc wichcr
nchrcrtn Weitpbdlim &nr1cru icire
llcberlcncnhtit I'M Virudlc SpicIc.
yEcnu cr .brr hpdl bic uno oo Gin
Z piet ecrlrr. iuorcu cnt,ueocr
iA,lcdte 0artcn ptcr font Der Nort
ner bornr itulb' .gScmn cine BE-
0nnb pull S,nmpic rher Vile uber
ihb ne ac"ic Snnh uall to mcIIcn
hat. be tam null aemiuncn, lucrn
he oui ans en- itledlten Spiclcr is".
neiu,c CT. limo lultc Marteu hiclt
CT unb lrin Vartner nlS mir rircS
Nb,nos ihm ems nbsuaemtnren pcr'
iuhten.
2iuau'S : Siuimeut iduitiat Die Neiu
Slueu's qiuimeut III Der critc Nc
oontc her Nntter bei heu bel ainoerr
beiiGuoia puriallcuoeu St0scu. Surt-
idluuRen INN %erreniunaer. Gr
brinGt idlnell cir unb innftiQt uanc
Seiben. Rcir.r uuS wtrtlamrr nls
idlmicriac @1aittr II. Snlbe. Sluon'N
"inimcnt lirocrt idirtll rheumntiidlc
uno neuraIGiihc Sdlm r,en nab arin
penarti0c SeinhIC uad) Grtilttnuaen.
6obt eiue Gta'che bcreit iilr C,uctIt
unaeu %errcrtarnen urb allen aus.
erlihcn schmerscu. lie tnu'enac iii
6reien grbeitenbcn, beren Nusiseur'
aen Sdlmersea rnh I:in iullen, CT
inhrsn burd) Slpnn's ointment Stn'
oerune. alle aputbeser. 25e. tans.)
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
Tic Scutirbe 4,utter,

il fel nle tniiienb ano'rc,
Nls oslb In Seinoe;lAno.
Blim abidIicb aab or irenbia
&ir feline porme Snno
Hnb iprad, mil iunaen gipper,
6eik ihlus iein 9rnbeubers -
q eutid) ieiu heiBt fart ieiu, SHUTTER
Del beptidl in 9einem Shmers!"
ID, beutit Mill Id ertragen,
&eutih mill if etuia iein!
Glr Teutidlanb fiel mein 8nobe.
Mel fir ben bsuiifeu Rbein,
Hel fur bes 2anbes @bre.
dlr bentIten Srsibeitsseift,
0hr @ahrhet,, 6eimntliebe;
Eer Teutit,eu Sihtiprutl beiBt:
Mit @Utt! bIrh Siee sum SDbe!
Rit @ptt in aller Seit.
Sm aampie !uie i'm 5riecen,
Rit GUtt In Gnieteit!
Sd, anb oils oeutihe Nutter
Rit frubem Spferlinn
Rein qcbtes nno mein 9iebhes,
ID CAB mein .Sersblut bin.
Run. pcrr i'm cmmcl, ileb' id,
Grbebe Teiuc 6aro,
Bcrnidte bns @emcine,
Der Ftinhe 9un uuo 9arb
Bun rihte @ptt. anb rctte.
3crbrid NIT eincm Stub
Tas nause 9ru0ssbduoc.
1os WoterInnb mndl nrcb
Iob oil bic bIut'aen Cpier
&ir nidt umiouii gebrodlt,
Eie @ahrbeit lLb beftehch.
EaS 4ltt Der eroernadt
Ter Wahrbeit 3OIt errctte.
Tas itarie, treus YUlt.
Die Teutiten. bic lid iiirhten.
Tas ausespoblte Bolt
2utie gartcls.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
Sufdles.

--6er Spiept 6. Stmib mar am
RoHtna aeitditlidl in Meta.
-6rnu Soiepb Gpera 1T ieit meb,
reren Saaen nui Der @rautenliits.
SRI. Yerpnica Srtmeper bat iit
am 5reitae rah 81. 9uuis in 9icnit
beaebea.
-2arnm NH bicie Ebere uno
;lntertniie hoben? Chr betprrmt Il.
umiunit bel 4 tI tel IL 6itte
me per.
-6errp 0oltr;cper. ir. urb 9ubn
Mepcrpeier lnnbtten in lctter &pdlc
eiueu GotiiidI aus Der Niq NlarieS
Der 46 Nfuuo rurG.
Der iunac 6err 5rlb Nud mad
te an TienSton nit 6errn Ocurp
Sd)nulreder ctucr "trip" rnt 9ciirr'
lpu Gi,9 uno rrttm.
Tie Tnmcn 6rnu Den Githpli
uno 1rnu Ncrrnrn Icmnen uoren
nm Montaa b,i otr aomilie Yernarb
Ieuncn bel Hpit oui Heiadl.
-Npn drecburo mnrcn bic 0ercn
Gor Huenihcr uno 0crmann Wloc
urb uuu duli Oerr Ncrrp Wllllbrnab
znb Suhr Rlbenonn Dec unS 0eitcrn
beiudltcr.
-llricr hpd,p. Ner Xiorrer NOR
am NlOutla oui elmer 9IuS'nha rnd
@eitJN" ncblt iyuci Der ehciu.
ShnliH>ucl,cru pon Yluu, oeS hrhr.
q. Z. Nuicrmnnr Nciitbealtiter.
= 0crr uno drnu Ne,mann Gprg
bon 2noS. befuben lid, sur 3cit bier
Iinb inb ben Etciel,tcn 6crrp @il,
bsrs bel Der .iilcRc Ger tronicu Wut
ter Grna SIrrn Gcrs bchiIilidl
--Scr Srlcpb Grtrcpcr uon @nuS,
Der rpdl cine lurilCrc Stciourn im
Weh!mnlttC III erlunrtcu lheirt, hpI.
te iid| ben s8iutcrtcbart bicics Moth
iuenbiNcu Om SanS.oo non hieiiner
Nlnblc.
-0crr Stephan Gttu ppn Rid,,
funntnin, Der einioe Wrrbcilcrunacn
a isiuem Nphnbauic pornlmmt.
tpltr III hielcm 2lprdc an Spnrtaa
ben Wnurcrmcilicr Ven GtdIhpl, uuu
bier nb.
~APun peraeiic nidt bob ar lebem
Tcflurs wcrth Wnnre bic mnn bel
&(fftr & so, fou't. Elm Niici ab
ee@ SuoniiN gudels mao'cn eincn
Eoliur - uro bcr III bentiNcuta0cs
~ 10 leid,t ueroient
sRenn 1h, acaen Gnar ubsr Tru
huI1sn i'm gEtrtbe upu 5000 taulct
uclbet 2b, bel &c tte.& Nilte'
tl(EEer's irri crtnltcu cine rrodtuollc
cIlr' unb llrtcrtniic nit ocm @ilbr
u Qirdle.
Se,r Sohn i. 2urdcrboii III am
9lo1tne nit Der Gnnlilic aus bent
uu1 ihn icit piclcn Jahrcr beluphr'
ten sr gsittwe &crtruo 0iltemeuC,
netoriaeni Nauie aus NIB in bas
IN Sdac'cr achb,i9c Gpn oielem
! Ietter Npte eeraamte @phnbnus
11fspaen.
sloti,l
Ic Scnc Die Der pcrli. 1othorin
Rer id,ulbeu. iinb hermit ircunb,
UNI en- iuiprtiQcS settlement"
b. Spldle Nbrcdluune Fam
5enrp 1eitermnnn unb Nluis q.
ne- aemott ueroen.
entp 9, Heruer, aom,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
,taru, ~ esr'd"icu.

Sh piictire cine mciuer @ltton
6armen in Der Nabc upn Si,ae Scnl
Gum &crtauie. Nabere EusinnI
ertleiit
Ibas. &. &c :.3cn
Seiicripu Gitu IRp.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
Wiuitisc 0ieleseubeit iIr ciae:
sJ Shmieo. ,s : ~. a.,

lIuttr;titlusts . Turitt .. i'm
St'witotuertiiatt Ult aud el4 ol-
III utrburctae Wa'hlnsr!:atrbcus
I'll ptrr,ltttcu. Ter AlctEcr. fi..S q
lls Ntita't ritt nl,t,n ustlrthm,u
uiIi, lam n;eirer itS:osr &C'tI,ts
;un; Earttchlbcr. @r,tlcutr Slcs.
autc Suuo'tdlt. S..5A :ss
&cacr !tahrtm lhrt,tr g;Gu III
pecr lrrei,c por tei
0liilhtih SNgGcl
GtNptllia, M.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
WERNER & CO
Ssnotifenern

tet ii!iia. Nan m5ac oieislbe1
GtrjhtsH an
9. I. SuetS meuer
StnotsSplle,;pr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
U NEED EN-
WE HAVE 'EM

Come lnd Nt our linz ot ChTil.
mas ltwelr = We have srlenIli
assortment - A present Suliablt
Tor each one OF h> family, rellliIe
,wetlhelrt o. iIitni a,a prise thats
, lth OK OF you e,n afford.
WEpNEp {, 90
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
u, stpeala Coun II HI

deet at X. Of Z. Hall First SUNDAY in
cry rionth NJ I:3e z. NJ. Members
nd visiting brothers are respectfe'l; ,.
/ tat.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-12-07
9loti,l

Ie Scrc Die Der pcrii. Nothorin
Der itulbeu. iinb hermit ircullb,
uni en- ipiprtiacS settlement
Ht. Suldle Nbrcdluune :aun
eurp peiiermann unb Nlpis q.
ler aemoht lperoen.
entp 9, werner, aom.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
WANT COLUMN.

G. +. Wheeler for bargains in
Wall Paper, Painting, Paperhang-
ing. 31-tf
For Sale Chicken feed of all
kinds. Oyster shell, grit, char
coal, beef scraps, blood, etc.
Evans a Bennett.
If you want to buy, sell, rent.
trade, secure Il loan, or haYc fire
insurance written, See T. S,
Knapp.
You can't beat either the
Chevrolet on the Dodge cars for
service and style, price consider
ed. See A. l.. Davis.
Slraycd Roam Pinto Shetland
pony W.T. GOO. Roy Greene,
Edgcwatcr TT 2, Phone EngIc-
wood 800 j ,. 5I-2D
For Sale A fresh young HOI-
stein COW, hcifcr calf. Phone
Arv. rs W, SILT
Fine cabbage plants for sale
at Barrrtts, &l.OO per thousand.
Phone Aryr 1913 W. lit
For Sale White Lcghorn
hens, % cents each. Coles
ranch. Phone ArW 2O5 j. lit
A five passenger Ford car for
sale, Al condition Phone Ary.
Us j. Lit
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
It's $3.50 After July 1st. Do You Hear?
Fremont Items

Som" of the farmers around here
have started to cut alfalfa.
III" Misses Alice and Nellie Cir
ton were Denver callers Saturday.
Miss Thir2n Davis of Arvudn call
ed on Mrs Paul Wolkc one day last
week.
\ Mr. Walker II Denver has been
hired to teach school ut District No.
for the coming term.
Mr. Day of Denver View had the
misfortune last Saturday to lose ono
of his horses while driving 10 Arya-
du. Somcwny the horse broke HE
leg while on the smooth road and
had to bo shot
Mr. Schupp aud Mr. Midwoll cnrh
bought u new mower Of Arvudu
dealers last week
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
A Quiet Home Wedding

n A quiet home wedding took
place at the beautiful home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Champion at
8 O'Clock Wednesday morning
when their eldest daughter Miss
Claire was given in marriage to
Joseph E. Purcell, Jr. of Fair
play.
The ceremony was pronounced
by Judge Gabbart of the Colora-
do Supreme Court, in the pres
ence Of the immediate family.
The couple were unattended.
They left shortly after the
ceremony for Fairplay in an au-
tomobile, where the groom is a
prosperous y Dung cattle ranch
man.
The bride is one of Arvada S
best known and most popular
young ladies and has many
friends to wish her many years
of welded bliss.
The brides sister, Miss Edith.
gave a party for her last Friday
evening, which was a very de-
lightful affair. The color
scheme was yellow and white
and cupies were the favors. Re-
treshments were served and
tiny candles illuminated the dec
orations.
Those present were Misses
Vern Barrett. Cecil Ousley.
lone Dillon, Evelyn Clark, EN-
ma Cheatley, Florence Tyrrell,
Hazel Long and Mesdames Gun
saul, Cole, Barrett and Kennedy.
C. E. Congress will be held
next Monday evening, June 26,
at the Plymouth Congregational
church. A class Of l3 expert
Endeavorers will get diplomas
that evening.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
Stray Locals

Don't forget that ice cream
social given by the baseball boys,
Thursday evening, June %.
Fred Secrest and some friends
made Ford trip to Boulder
Sunday.
". J. Pope is busy putting up
alfalfa. He reports only about
half a crop for the first cutting.
Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest return;
ed Sunday evening from a ten
days stay in Idaho Springs,
where she was taking the baths.
Mrs. G.. S. Scott came home
Tuesday evening from Dixon,
Mo-, where she has been to at
tend the funeral of her mother.
MoX Keller, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever, suffered a
relapse and has been very i'll the
past few days, tho reported bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Afford announces that
she has thousands Of cosmos
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
Denver View

MIR Esther Domaynu left for
RivnrtDu, Wyo. last Monday
evening 10 join her husband. A. IL
Donnvnu, who i= Interested 100 the
oil h"ld- IN Lander, Wyo.
Mra. Byron Smith went ~ Nudrr.
land to yi-it her son Alhiu the first
part Of the week and reported
everything fine
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

ARMADA LODGE No. al A
n F. & A. NJ. meets first and
third Wednesday evening in
Barth Hall.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Take care OF your poUuIoa aud some
ono viii como along with a rr.Hrh.
quick Hchomo ana thkm care Df your
dDllnrn
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

One Of the most Important rrnrous
why IA nnu noodH eight hours Horp
every might lH that u keeps him from
smoking that long anyhow ohio
State journal
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

splinter flew from it and stuck
into the pupil of his eye. For
tunateiy it did not penetre>ifay
enough to put out the sight q
tirely and the surgeons ldSe to
be able to save it, altho it is a
very delicate operation. 1t is
needless to say it is very pain
full.
Friends Of the King family re-
ceived postal cards reporting
them at Norton, Kansas, Thurs
day at s p. M. and all we'll and
feeling fine. They made Arvada
to Burlington 17S miles the first
day and to Norton 1853 miles the
next day. Got stuck once and
lost half an hour. Had no tire
trouble so far. Everything looks
fine about Norton. They will
continue their journey this week
/ to Beattie, Kansas.
/ Mrs. Mary Elder and her
daughter Of Akron, Colo, were
/ in town over Sunday. They ex-
pect to move to Arvada about
the first of August and will occu-
by their property on West LIST
Street and Ralston Avenue
which is now occupied by Chas.
Wheeler and family.
The Craig Colony club will
give a program at the colony
next Sunday afternoon, June 25,
at 8 o'clock, when it is hoped
they will have a large atten-
dance. Arrangements are being
made for automobiles to take all
who wish to go, leaving the Da-
Wis garage at 2:3O.
! Mrs. Fred Graf and her little
daughter, Aldine came down
Friday from Hebron to visit her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Cradle
and Mr.. Crafts parents They
came down in an auto with
Messrs. Crist and Barker, who
are interested in the Dry Climate
Tire Co.. and MIS-. Coyte a
neighbOr.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Cochran re-
ceived the sad news last Thurs
day afternoon of the rather sud
den death of their daughter Mrs.
W. A. SwartZ, of Paradise,
Kans., from blood poisoning.
They have the sympathy of their
many friends in this community.
Rev. and Mrs. SandersOn en-
tertained friends from Lafayette
Tues day night last week and
| Wednesday left with them in
their auto for Boulder and La
fayette, and spent the remain.
der of the week until Saturday
night visiting and auto riding.
We learn with regret that G.
p. Horton Of Denver has been
taken to st Joseph's hospital in
Denver. We have not learned
the particulars. Mr.. Horton is
member of Arvada Camp 6G
W. O. w.
Mrs. Clyde Myers Of Hayden
and little son and daughter came
down Sunday night on the Mof-
fat Road to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. James Stannard.
Bryan Staley has been enter
tanning his college chum, Web
ster RutIcdge of Bushnell, Neb. =,
since Thursday Of last week.
y DR.. Richard Russell has moved
to town and is now comfortably
settled in his attractive residence
on West lst Street.
Mrs NJ A. Ahhnii is enter.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22
Mrs. l.. K. ELLIOTT

TEACHER OF SINGING
Studied at Liberty Ladies Col
Iege, tnear Kansas City and
and with some Of the best pri-
yalc teachers, including a pupil
Of Madame Marchcsi.
lis' taught msessdully for many years both a,
o private teacher Bnd IN schools. Formerly
bead Of Music Department IN large boarding
school in New York.
Special Course for Summer Students
WIN give Piano Instruction If desired
PHONE ARMADA 325 W
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Tho dnltn Of tho AlIr1.nHippl river
coynrr an area about equal ~ that III
tho state OF Maryland
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Don't forget that ice cream
social given by the baseball boys,
Thursday evening, June %.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

For Sale a good work or
road horse. Phone Ary. 800 W.
STE
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Mrs. Ellsworth Secrest return,
ed Sunday evening from a ten
days stay in Idaho Springs,
where she was taking the baths.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

". J. Pope is busy putting up
alfalfa. He reports only about
half a crop for the first cutting.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Fred Secrest and some friends
made Ford trip to Boulder
Sunday.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Mrs. Clyde Myers Of Hayden
and little son and daughter came
down Sunday night on the Moi
fat Road to visit her parents Mr..
and Mrs. James Stannard.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Bryan Staley has been enter
tanning his college chum, Web
ster RutIcdpe Of Bushnell, Neb.
since Thursday of last week.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

Mrs. G.. S. Scott came home
Tuesday evening from Dixon,
Mo-, where she has been to at
tend the funeral Of her mother.
The Arvada enterprise., 1916-06-22

sIlIl' IIhi Nhhg VI Idnl "''h.
Dr. Richard Russell has moved
to town and is now comfortably
settled in his attractive residence
on West LIST Street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Abbott is enter
tanning her son William Abbott
and his wife and four children
from Charlottesville, III.
We desire to call attention to
the display advertisement in an
other column Of Mrs. Elliott,
teacher Of singing.
The W. O. VS. drove to Nor
rison Wednesday night and at
tended the Red Rock lodge, re-
porting Il grand time.
Don't forget the ice cream So
cial on the primary school lawn.
rhursdar evening, June %.
New Britain herald., 1916-03-23
MILE. DURE CHARMING AS BAREFOOT DANCER

Mile. Dure, the clever Parisian an, 1ef1alner, who has been recognized by some vaudeville critics as Anna Held and Eva Tanguay, all in one, is pro- viding the big vaudeville attract at keeney's this week The charming barefoot dancer wearing wonderful costumes which display her beautiful figure with tantalizing effect has been singing and tripping her way into favor all week and there is increased enthusiasm over her turn at each performance. The dinlinutiye comedienne moves about the stage with the sinuous ease of the adora bie Anna, and snaps out saucy songs like the irresistible Eva Nothing could
 be more alluring than her dances
 There is dignity and grace in her
 every movement and the Wierd
 musical effects written for her num- hers make her work most charming and expressive. Mile. Dure is not only a good dancer but can sing ex- ceedngly well. She is also a come ! djenne of rare skill and her burlesque l limitations of well known stars are l immense.
 l The Ross brothers, colored enter 1 tainers, and the Belongs, comedy ! acrobats, make up the balance of the l lill.
 j Tonights photo play feature will l be: "The Misleading Lady, with 1 Henry B. Walthall and Edna Mayo 1 leading the cast. The ninth episode l in "The Strange Case of Mary Page" 1 will also be shown '''The Accusing ! Eye and "The Battle of Truth are
 the other leaders for tonight
 l Friday and Saturday Theodore 1 Roberts will be seen in a striking l perturbation of F.. Phillips Oppen- l heim's great novel, ',Mr GreX of 1 Monte Carlo" The knickerbock, The l Witch of The Mountains and "I Will l Repay" will also be on the program
 Cn these days
New Britain herald., 1916-03-23
THE STRANGE CASE
 OF MARY PAGE"

Keep ONE woman from the sight of drunken men and the smell of liuuor.'
 Langdon nodded absentlv. for his heart was echoing the earlier words of the great alienist: Given healthy surroundings and happiness I wouldn't worry about attacks in the future,' and he was vowing to himself that, cost what it might he would vet win freedom and happiness for her
 He had not dared hope that she would be well enough for the trial to continue for some days at least but when she woke few hours later she vowed she was perfectly able 10 go into court ever then. And SO no more than an hour late, the nroccedings were continued.
 That hour had seemed very short time to Mary and to I.angdou. out # was a very long one to the excited spectators who crowded the rooms to the doors, whispering excited ren,in- lscences of the day before.
 Whatever doubts had linccrcd In the minds of the public as to the Veraclty and the strength Of the de- Tense built up by Langdon had been shattered at one blow. For Mary. as everyone said, might indeed have peeh actress enough to feign madness at the sight of the drunken police- man, but she could not have feigned that great bruise on her shoulder The shadow of the gripping hand With those livid scars beneath it told mutely of how the cruel fingers had torn into her tender flesh
 1he newspaper bearing Dr. Fosters arlicle on "Repressed Psychosis'' Whlch the District Attorney had so sarcastlcally introduced as evidence mad been bored over by every jury man. and from coast to coast the dramatic story of the scene in court was the one subject at the breakfast laoles Of rich and poor alike
 It seemed incredible to those who had watched the frenzied. screaming woman carried out the day before that she could ever regain her sanity " hen she came in, very pale. very wan, but serenely calm and s,niIinr nothing but the fear of heinc, sh,1. put from the final scenes of the great 1rama kept the crowds from wild an
 tIo be cOntinued.)
New Britain herald., 1916-03-23
SYNOPSIS.

Mary Page, actress, is accused of the
 murder of David Pollock and is de- tended by her lover, Philip Langdon. Pollock was intoxicated. At MarV's s trial she admits she had the reyol- yer. Her maid testities that Mary threatened Pollock with 1t previously, and Marys leading man duplicates Langdon. How Mary disappeared fro mthe scene of the crime is mys tery. Brandon tells of a strange hand print he saw on MarXis shoulder. Further evidence shows that horror of drink produces temporary insan- ity in Mary. The defense is re pressed psychosis." Witnesses des- cribed Marys flight from her jntoXi- cated father and her fathers suicide. Nurse Walton describes rhe ]lidnap- ing of Mary by Pollock, and Amy Barton tells of Mary's struggles to become an actress, of Pollock's pur- suit of her and of another occasion when the smell of liquor drove Mary insane. There is evidence that Dan iels, Mary's manager, threatened Pol lock. Mary faints on the stand and again goes insane when 3 policeman offers her whiskey.