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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15
~ Pair of Skies"

Like all things which succeed, the
title "A Pair of Skies" seems to be Just
the exact name to fit the supremacy
funny farce which will be seen here
January p. 1t refers merely to the
incident in the play which caused two
partners to disagree and start a whirl
of fun which is now being enjoyed the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

country over. Beyond that, the title
has nothing to do with what has been
termed our great American indoor
card game There is OF course, a
queen OF hearts in the cast. She is a
mighty big card and is probably the
only instance where a lone queen
beat a pair of skies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

is a play with punch. It was this
punch that established the play as the
most successful and substantial dra-
matte success of last season in New
York and caused unanimous metro
politan press to greet Kick In with
unqualified praise which sent its fame
broadcast. not only throughout Amer
lea. but the world as it had a long
run in London and is now tourins Aus
traiia There are two companies now
touring the United States. one in the
cast and one in the west, the latter
headed by that sterling actor, Norman
Hackett. who IS making the nit of his
career in the part of Chick" Hewes.
the reformed crook. Kick In" has
everything that goes to make sue
cessfUl play. Tense situations, grip
ping scenes and thrills galore. In fact.
there is a thrill in every scene, and
the audience IS kept in an eXpectant
attitude all through the four acts. De-
liEhtful comedy suns throughout the
play. while the beautiful love interest
between Chick" and Molly is en-
nobling and inspiring.
A complete scenic investiture is pro-
vided. and careful attention to detail is
one of the marked characteristics of
Mr. Hackett's production. 1t is pre-
scented with the same identical care
New York runs. The enga cement
opens in this city on today and is for
a matinee and night only. This is a
return enga cement for this popular
star and company in this city, and the
local press We'd with each other in
paying nice things about the star and
the production.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

setting. while no expense has been
spared in providing costumes exhibit
ing the latest creations and newest
materials in vogue. The display of
gowns in the Bride Shop in the first
act viii be a revelation to feminine
good dressers.
The two stars are supported by a
notable New York east, all of whom
are we'll known in musical comedy and
dramatic productions. Some of them
are, Ida Won Luke, lately featured in
THE Prince of Pilsen" and THE Girl
of My Dreams" Alma Youlin, prima
donna, Maude Beatty. Doris Vernon.
Dorothy Reich. Roy Purviance,
Charles Horne Charles Holly and a
large chorus. a company of fifty peo-
pie in all The company carries it's
own symphony orchestra.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15


beat a pair of skies.
At the Hip.
"One Day" will receive its last pre-
sentation al this theater by the Oliver
Players tonight. Starting Monday
night The Village Schoolmaster' will
be presented. This is the first rural
play that the divers have presented
and it is said to be the best of its
kind. The heart story is very intense
Act three is the village school and ii
is the original act from whence so
many vaudeville acts have been tax
en-. THE Village SchOolmaster" will
run the first half of the week with a
matinee Wednesday afternoon Start
ing next Thursday night Traffic in
Souls" the great white slave play will
be presented. Children under the age
OF / 6 years will not be admitted unless
they are accompanied by their parents
Louise Homer.
Following is the program which will
be rendered by Madame Homer at the
Grand January 20:
Aria, "Che Faro Senza Euridice. Gluck
(From Orfeo ct Euridice.)
a. q W 75eiI 1ieblicb ist das M aedeahn
.......-.--.----- Schumann
C Nur wer die Sehnsucht kermit.
.......... E. Tschaikowsky
d. Botschaft -.......- BrahInS
a. L E'Gyptienne ...... .Ramseau
b. Melodie .......-.. Mcdowell
c. Novelette, ........ Mcdowell
Mrs. Lapham.
Aria, Amour viens alder
.. . Saint SaenS
(From Samson and DaliIa.)
( a. I Send You Roses (new) Homer
p. Sing to Me-Sing Homer
q. When 1 Bring to You Coloroud
Toys carpenter
d. Don't Care -.--......- Carpenter
O. I Know Maiden ....... GOode
f. I Know Where I'm Coin j.. Old Irish
6 Mil1maid's Song ....... Parker
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

Thcatergocrs who remember John
Hyams and Leila Mcintyre in their
great success, THE Girl OF Ny
Dreams" will be glad to learn that
the popular stars have been reclaimed
from vaudeville and are being featured
in Perry J. kelly's new musical offer
ing. My Home Town Girl" which
comes to .he Grand Monday night.
Frank STammers. author Of the book
and lyrics, has provided Mr.. Hyams
with the most fitting role of his career
and the new piece is pronounced the
greatest musical success Of the pres
ent season. The music is by Louis A.
Hirsch. author of Hello Frisco" and
of the song hits in Florenz Ziegfeld' :
last ''Follies' production.
My Home Town Girl' is termed a
comedy with girls. is just that. Mr..
Hyams making characteristic use OF
an assortment of humorous situations
and speeches, while Miss Mcintyre is
seen in a characterization of n demure.
sweet girl. the kind of role in which
she is a distinct favorltr. Pretty dane
ing and singing girls and songs that
bear the label of real hits, fit in with
the genuine humor of the piece to rem
der it delight to audiences.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

1T Pays to Advertise" another
Cohen and Harris success. is a capital
farce; in fact, it is the very essence of
American spirit, American humor and
American character.
The piece is by Roi Cooper Megrue
and Walter Hackett, who have con-
cocted a play that for real breath be-
reavins mirth has not been equalled
by builders of laugh-provoking COM
edies in several seasons.
Like all the best plays of its kind,
1T Pays to Advertise" is founded
upon a genuine idea. The idea is inn
piled in the title. Where will you
find a live American citizen. or citi-
zeness, who will not prick up his or
her ears, when they hear spoken or
see in print 1T Pays to Advertise ?"
One should not venture to give ad-
vice about plays, for not even about
wives do tastes differ more thorough
ly! But concerning 1t Pays to Ad-
vertise" it is perfectly safe to say that
if you don't laugh at it you have an
obstruction in your disposition that
the family doctor ought to know
about. 1t will be at the Grand Tues
day night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

Mr.. Kelly. who has become known
as a producer of the best in musical
comedy. has proved the attraction
with an elaborate and costly scenic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15
Is AT TEE. fsf
LTEH IT'S
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
At fhH Grand

Tonight" Kick In"
January 17-Hyams and Mcintyre
in MY Home Town Girl"
January 1S-"It Pays TO Advertise"
January 2O-Louise Homer, Rad
Clffe series.
january 21-'The Smart Set
January september Morn
January IA Pair of Skies"
At the Novelty.
Vaudeville.
At the Orphcum.
Vaudeville and Triangle Pictures
At the Hip.
Oliver Players in The Village
Schoolmaster.'
At the Iris.
Feature pictures.
At the Movies.
AurOra-Motion pictures.
Cozy-Motion pictures.
Gem Motion pictures
Disqualification pictures.
Best-Motion pictures.
I'rincess-Motion pictures.
ApeX-Motion pictures.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

England uses more soap thah any
other European country.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-15

Here is I straight tip: kick In,
at the Grand tonight, is the bes
drama on the road this season.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Der critic Sale.

Ter Serr Sdnoberl, boS lit ifoit
elmer, Der nift eininul eitent Slob
webtblm m0ht'! limo ba ldBt er iif)
BON ieirten @aItbausfreunoen pirflid,
10 long beifrpaoronieren, bis er 5lt.
iagt, am nddNten Gage nit a,tf Die
Sage ST geben. ltnO riftig! ltnier
Scrr Shnoberl ifieBt einen SSoien.
@ie er MN ous Sbier toot Dor iif
liegen iicbt, Oo gebt's linn beiB ullb
fnlt iiber Den Hiideu. rMtoroer! Ilt
Woroerll" rirft er iflieblih lid ielbit
5lL mirit buS 8eipebr meg lino ldiift
Odpon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
~ ~
8enIgiam.

Hid)ter: Sic gebeu aIio 81, ST..
rem Snitsrulrtb eiu aarnel genumtt SIT
buben?"
Ingeflagter: .SmpoQ!"
Hifter: ySuben Sic Oern nod
ctapaS hirl5lt5ufiigen?"
gn9eflaeter: IS no nero id
oern2 Sd bin ia iaem frob, tpelut
ut Oct anllel mid 5ltriifnebmen
mibl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Siucioentia.

3iucioeutig.
gcltere Game Gebr mager): Sea,
Su hummer Slutgc, ipas ~Itarrit 0n
mid benn 10 an? @os iiebit Su
oenn an mtir2"
Sduuiteriilnge: ,@orniidytl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
Ser grnnt,uerbcr.
Wu:s lui:ige 8eididltc bon
Ntimmib!.)
('E hlun al

ONtlHiHll.vi.)
C. Dfg5.)
Gabi!b girgen Die WcibSlc,.e in
bic oberen m1ume, iIber cine Weile
flopften o,id Der bauer urto Die
Rnehte fire Yietfen ans untb ltolper.
ten in ihre Ranmwr1l. Cine hafbs
Sn;nbe pcrbielt iih Der !Sarts nod
1thig; ais er ubcr i'm auli3eu Smiie
tei1en Saut mebr uernubE, ihidte er
lid al, ~ieiste1t Wbaus 81 beperfltelli.
gen. CT i6ii1 CUR Ebiir uno f,hte
init ben Sdn6en BEN Hiegel. glher-
ous 9lllt eriturrte linn in Den glberIl
--cS mar Gin gebedteS ShloB nah
altem WaiIter; Der Sdyiiiiel itefte
nid)t oarun uno obne Sdyliiiiel mar
ous SfloB uurnoglih mtf5ubrineell.
SiiirSbol5d)en bate er feline bel
iidr-er mar fem &aitd)er-apie iolte
er in oieier dgpptiif,en Tiniternib
Den Sdliiiicl finoen? Sn f~ieberbdf.
ter Gltireglurg tuitete err an Den @Gn.
ben mlo on Der 3biir berlrnt, es mar
fein SdJliiiIel GA. Cine rpiloe Ser.
S1peiflilllg bemGd)tigte iif %ieilter, CT
Bate laiit aufld)reieu mogen. IA
fiel linn nod ein rettelroer @eounfe
ein-er fon1lte ia Ourd) elm Strtben.
f%elllter ultsbred)en. @r toppte IN Die
Stilbe INTO itaberte lid cillem Serlter
oh, ollie beiligen H%orBbelfer! Sos
Setiter ipar nit oifen @%iienitargen
pergittert. Sn nabniimiger Sait
elite er gum ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sen.
ltcr-m ltolperte CT ilber eiilen Sc.
gelltono, ulto I'M ndditcn 9~lugertblide
log or in elmer oifen, rucihen WoiIc.
Sitglcld) fiel inter idyredlidem Csc.
potter ein anoerer 8egenitait6 ant 80.
Den. Der ornte Sans fointe lid, cine
Wetle III Dem 3lpeifelbuften Bette
nid)t ritbrell. Der Strefen butte linn
ole 8lieoer gelabmt. Or merfte balo,
ooB er III einem SeidbebGlter liege.
Die Geilrer.Seltte batten fir nGdlten
Gag 5lm groobuden bergeriftet luro
Den groBen 9adtrog eefiilt nit Seig
lrcben Den fuarlneil Sfen geiteut. SIN
Dem 9adtrog batte Der Sans feline
bole Nicoerlage erIitter. Sest b0rte
CT iiber lid @eiberitimmen. 8os
lollte er an ungen9 gr ipltBte feinen
0fatb, Sas Bette idien ibrn nod,
ritbig III leilter Gage su per6urren
ltito Der Singe 81 marten, Die oa font.
men rmtBteu. ohm pernobm or
Sdritte. Salo offnete iit Ole Ggiire,
INTO berein traten cine olte Srml nit
ernem 9idte in Der Sono urtb Burial,
Die Sodyter bes Smiies. 0us Msao.
den ItieB beim glrblide, ser Iih finn
bot, einen geaeir6en Sd,rei ans, uno
ole olte Sruu iammerte:
Inn SimmeIstuiQen, mas lit benn
SuS?"
Sans fiiblte, Dab en- lest etapos
Ilaaen mltBte; aber eS fiel r6ln fem
@ort Elm. Gu6lih erinnerte er Iid
a1 ben Hatb ieines gaterS: ,@iinIfJ
Sbnen Die Belt, oann gibt elm @ort
cas- altoere!" aaein, ipeld,e 3eit ioa
CT ipiinifen? @s mar iest Witter.
nad|t. Gr fonnte nitt large iiber.
legen, er muBte etapas iagen. SIM
nadNten aitgenblif rief err ber5buit
aus leilem Seidpluger berults:
.8liifleliges neiteS SSubr!"
.Seili9er ct. Srit!" itrie Sas
MGohen.
% fam dber ibon ser oIte Heiner
NIT elmer gelaoenen Sagbflinte arae.
riidt. oils er DEN u%ngebetenen Guar.
tiernebmer nj ieinem @attroee en-.
ld>aiite, erfabte i'm gelpoltiger .3orn.
~@aS tbuit on bier, on Spis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
bstb'2" idrie or, lid idlieB bid uic.

irN "'NJ F'ND WV
Ser!"
Der Sans bette jest !picoy. ,l.Ir
UoIlurtG 0eppnnen. 6. gfoirbtc, ben
Smter mu o5eitcu az bei0ltftigeu,
lpcitn CT 1leih ieincn Sprlh bcpinne;
ober Idou ruitc bcr Bauer oolt
ilclle1r:
vWus icl orln Oicir SdNpeinerci
bcoeuten?"
Sd pertiirhigc cid) circ erobe
GreitSe!" be9nnlt Der Sats.
~Nir ideint, on bit nitt red,t bel
@rrid]e;," iicl iGm scr Snter grl..
mig ms @ort, .,pas tretbit ou benn
bier III meiiiein gr9otcia?"
,Seiratben f1it' id, gern," Der.
ieste Ser 8uIls.
Ter @al,er rnitc:
nSn nein' @ottrog binein2 Mds?
limo no bait Oh bonn oein graut?"
ia itebt iie-oeine Sohter, Die
9llrgl, rpeilu on bait 10 gut ipdreit
INTO oie 8urgl aud; nm SihtnleB
modt ih germ rli Die &an5ek."
Der Bauer rib Ilgen mo Vtltno
mif.
~Mir i6eint," iogte er, rbei Dir
cllt's in ser Suf)fammer. $50
tonrnit OH ber2 @er bit Oh eigent'
lif?"
~&ennit on MIDI nift9 I'D bin ia
Der anallaferIobn bon 8rUneg."
Der ulte guler rib bie glltgell nod
peiter altf, ole 9ltrel dber ldJlltg Die
Sonoc iiber benz 8opi Suianmten.
rSit's moglidL ser Sans" Idlrie
Der gltc, ria, luaS tbuit on oel1n
bier2"
y9rallt1perben - ole @ltrgl bott'
i6 gertl SOU id oos Spriidl mtf-
iugen?"
YGs gilt id,on, eS gilt ifon," lafte
Der Iltc.
0tit Ginger Miib' gelallg es Dem
Sans lid, ans Der anbdnglifer MaIIe
bermtsSlnrbeiten. IlS err nm allf.
refyt italuO, iduute er miS mie elm
Hebelmdnnlein bonn llntersberg.
eide Seigboien umipannten ieine
9eine, Die Sfnrbe .glidelt fleinen
S6iffeu, irber &iifet uitb 8rtit qllou
es bimmter in breiten SSuben-patidL
patId-aui Den 9poen. Ser 9mter,
Die aIte Mago lito Die gurgl mlBten
lid n~ieoerlescn, lie fligelten Dor Sa'
den fuit inter Die gunfe.
.Subt mid mis. ih moht' beim.
geb'nl" ilebte Ser Sans nit pciner.
lihcr Stimme.
.NidJtS Sa," lod1te ser galter.
ncinen lplden 9ogel fangt nran nift
ollie Sage!"
,8as iol ih oenn bier tblm?"
.Wit Ser 9ltrgl ems iperoe1, neil
on oeSrpegen id,on bier bit. @er IN
ser Seirarbsfune ifon cirnuol briu.
men lit, fommt 10 leidt ninrmer ans.
gurgl, rpas iagit 0enn OH gum Srail-
tigam?"
go ipie er oa lte)t, bot or mir
eillell 5u oiden Yel5," fiherte oaS
MtGoden; rruenn er einntal geIhoren
lit, l1Bt lih uielleiht eiu Sonoel
madden"
,Sans, fonm beriiber in mein
Simmer, BORT fannIt on DID lmtflei.
oen," lagtc ser 9mter, limo OH,
9l,rgl, mad id)nea einen auffee."
Ger Smts 9iltg wiqig NIT DEM
Bauer, uto Die 9ltrgl i6ritt Iad)eno
IN Die 3iihe. oils Der Sans it'd &c.
lpoihen ltnb bie &let0er bes 9aliern
arse5ogen bate, itelte er ipieoer
eii,en gair5 annebnrburen Sreicr oar.
ellie 9~ienirboten mareu 0urb ben
9Grm mah seiporben llro batter rbr
9ett perlaiien; oils lie Die gtare bonn
einsegaitgenet @erber uerndbmen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

ipollte buS 2ad}en fem Gltoe nctnlel,.
IS 5a6 nod in ipGter N~attinutoe
cine lliitige 8crlobung. Der @roB.
fnedJt meinte, ole 9urgl Bate Iid)
rhrcn @rdiltiaun io0en in Sdmal;
lenmt$boden Iaiicn.
Vim ~2lf)trneBfnge rparcn Sic @ural
uto Der Sults riftia auf Der aun-
sci; pier5ebn Gage ipdter bdi,tierte
Die SurgI idron ais riiitiee, hinge
@ducrin ami Dem 3naauderboic. 9ei
Ger SodScit lurcn nm,td)e quite ilh
Id)ledyte @ise gelnaft rporoen. Ger
So!lS fcbrte iih nid)t oiel oarnn; er
iunr Gliifii6 nit ieincr W,truI.
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" y. =.
2nftihlDIcr.

- ~ ~
2nftidlDIcr.
Gas cine fannIt Oh mir glallben,
Mlttter, penn i) einmal 10 groB bin,
lpie Hopu. Damn ipiele i1 alif oet
Serrn i'm Sauie."
vSfomtid|- oas bat iid) Iein Gapa
nllt) felt porgcnonmlcn, ais or nod
III 9einem sitter mar" lalttete Wtltt-
tiers fitble G%ntge9nung
3mcicrlei gnffaHung.
llnteroffi3icr: rNciunutlt, wus
lilD Sic I'M 3ipiIberuf2"
Ncfrut gteltnlanlt: sd bin lid.
ter, Scrr lltteroffi5ier."
llnterofii5ier: 80, oaS lit ia
id)0n; Damn oid)ten Sic mon glcid,
Den elmer bier. oanlit nit,t 10 uiel
@oiler 'raltsldilft."
@eniigiam.
Hid)ter: Sic 9eben alio All, III.
rem SmtSlulrtb eiu aainel geramtt SIT
buben?"
Iugeflagter: ySatpoQ.."
&ifter: nSuben Sic oenn nod,
ctapaS birt5l15ufiigen9"
Gngeflagter: IS no nero id
oelln2 Sd bin, ia idorl frob, tpeml
ut Oct anitel Md 5ltriifltebmen
miB!"
&cinsefalen.
Gin 91troe bate iid i'm Saltf.
mannslaoen aegcn Den friihgeitrit)e-
men Sdoentilh gelebnt u1ro ieinen
Hod befledt.
oScbcn Sic oenn nift, bab ga
y6rild geitri6en" itebt9" tragtc ser
anltfmann
ga, bos babe ih idon geieben, "
enpioerte Ser &llnoe. .gber bier iii
bio pieles ririih" be5eidmct, mas
0ltrdsmtS nid)t irii6 lit, 10 boB id,
auh ouS fiir Sdppinoel bielt!"
Geuummaac.
8eIdGftSleiter (eines SoteIS SLIM
itellelltd)eroen aelner): ,Saben sic
aber allh idpon IN feinen 8eTf)Gften
gearbeitet?"
8ellner: %, ircilid. ib babe Sorn
on Den 6ingern pom Seftofinen!"
y - -
lie Teitnns.
Wer mad Sartenltein fonnnt, ser
eritaunt, baB oie Stuot BON Sen Tl,I.
len gan5 perihont geblieben hit, fam
lid aber nif)t erfldren, lparlrm eli,
ein5igeS, abgelegenes Sm,s, oas SEA.
limo Der Observation-Disclosures, seridoI.
len lit. 9aran lit ein Surtoih,rm.
mann idulfo, urro Sic Sahe Fam 10:
@lS Die Muiien DOT @artemtein rid.
ten, lpitroen lie bon elmer 2alloiturm.
fompagnie m%ifgcbolten, Die iib cno.
lid) Dor Der llebermud)t suriidsog,
rod,hem lie i1rer Saiiptmorm nm
einige Seute perlnren bate. Sebt
Sngen Ole 9tiiien ein, uiio cine Motte
poii blteu aelolmtc Biz an haS Stu.
Iilo. Su bieB cs Solt! Gem p6er
lroito Elm 9onSiulrnmam-Ncr per.
geilen mor0cn lMr-nu Tc:iilcr mn
Itedtc Gen @cucbrlaif Mud. We'll
MIN Die Muilea por nid)ts 10 Ali0lt
tGben iuIe Dor 0cln Sobtd,iebeu. 10
lhitten lie eincu Wonl-oer Saiis.
iripeftor ooer wie er ionit benuluni
miN-ir0 lieBen Dem 9onairurm.
MAIN iagelt. er iolle pernunitm ieir
ino iib erge6ca. Ter ober io0ie.
ySd nero eith mas. SD hrb' id,or
lGiigit einen 1c5 ar oie ar6ter mn
10 ii,re JIG mir eenrhe redt aefont.
men," Gom pfeTierte ct i,ntcr 81:
9fti'cE! @ier hlieben foot nno srpci
.u,trSen per1ulrhet. Der Nclt tnifi aus.
llito iett tcmuut rus bette. gs ipurbt
@rtilerie a%uiaefn1ren, Die Die rSeiamQ
NIT benz cinen WSarm griasung mad
zen Jtcgeln Der Gmrit bcihoB. Ok
nSeitnrg" iiel in Srhnmer. boh biC
-9eioNmg" friegten iic nih., bern
Dem QcnbinirrHm;m Nor cs acl,ul.
GET. im Ser 0anmieruna az ent
iWiiban.
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" " "
Glu6.@ciprGh

&drou 81: .9hut, ct1mos NcucS
i'll ser 3eituns2"
Baron 9. Sal"
Baron o.: so, rms oenn?"
Baron g.: nSus 0atum!"
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Gas cine fannIt On mir glollben,
Wlttter, luerln i) einmal 10 groB bin,
lpie Nopa. Damn ipiele ih audi oelt
Serrn i'm Sauie."
"Somiif-oas bat iid) 1ein Gapa
al,f feit porgcnomlcrl, oils cr nod,
in 0einem 9uter mar" lalttete Mltt-
tiers fiible @ntaealutnd
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3mcicrlei NnfiaHuna.

llnteroTfi3icr: nNcilmul,u, mas
IillD Sic I'M 3ipilberllf2"
Beirut Neltnlunn: sd BIN lid.
ter, SEER llnteroffi5ier."
ltnterpffi5ier: 80, oaS lit ia
Id)on; Damn oiften Sic man gIcid,
Den elmer bier, oan1it nitt 10 uiel
@uiier 'rarslGlrft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
" ~ ~
Heinsefaaem
mage

@eiddftSlciter (eines SotcI5 sim
ltellellferoen aellner): .Saben sic
ober alth idpon IN ieinen 8eldJGften
gedrbeitet?"
8ellner: %, frcilid). ib babe Sorn
an Den 6ingern pom Seftofinen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09

Der Wcoanfculcjcr.

8irtb (5um Srcnoen): .Sino Sic
ilid)t Der 0cOnlfenieicr. Der Dor Spei
StulFoen oie 8dite ~l,lterbiclt, inoenl
er 9tdocln uno niroere fleillc @egen.
ItdlFne anhufic, ole peritcft pi,r.
rSSoluobl Ser bin ih."
.@u3 T Sie ocrlr nod bier?"
,Weine Illd' id,."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
4

| cueitcn
i cillen
|lnttli6
EilIeren
bier
hit Der
Eatltilts
Inc Der
In bds
or, Qlt
boliide
CT Der
lem er
B. sic,
Ftutbigt
| n~aMM
NIB.
holland.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
~ ~
eibithilie.

.02odten 5ie nid)t S6ren Iann
nit f'StrGblell oiird)Ieltften laiien?"
6rau Wiinrpfeler: y0onfe, id
Dobe tbn 8er1lg olirdidolt!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-09
S60ne Demtihe
ammlmmg
slt p%ertamtem.

Ter Gisenibiner elmer srpsen samntlnig
s%eutidlcr iatbnltider gafter, nmfaiienn AZ Or
bdHiungsbidier, Gopellen uuo Weiiebefdlret'
bnngeu, 81 gadler relisibieH nno II Sitc1rr
nsridliroener Su1nltS, pinidlt o~ieirlben gu
nerfanfen. GtnariflnVen tit cine iuert1upne
Sasrniang %iribertr Nnmmern Der Seitidbriitsn
.Atte uno Reue Wrlt" nno Ser Seutidle
3ausidnk", lurlalc jest iaum sn irgene einem
Freiie 5n bnben ,uaren.
I'M biciei6t m5giifit idlnta abSuiesen, mns
bic gan5e 9aniitlung gefantr usroen. sic
sar. iyiro ater sum prstie non $50 baar
%perfau't.
Sier birtef Tt eine Delesenbsit, bic 9tbltp'
tibet lrleuo elmer Bemr!noe, zines Teretus uber
Tie Scrtm!uua umiaSt ialaeuoe Sfdier:
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1916-10-07
TWO SENTENCED
TO PEN|TENT|ARy

This was sentence day in circuit
court, and two prisoners who had en-
tered pleas of guilty were given terms
in the state penitentiary at Mounds
Vile. "Gyb" Twyman, who killed mis-
brother, Bud" on the night of May
9, and confessed to voluntary man
slaughter, was sentenced to ser re
four years.
William Dixon, a Washington boy,
who placed cross-ties on the b. x o.
tracks near Cumbo and came near
wrecking the eastbound evening ac-
commodation and entered a plea of
guilty, was given five years in the
state prison.
The cause of the City Of Martins
burg VS.. Marion Sharff, f. D. Rauch,
X. Poole, trustee. Anna Pitsnogle ana
Allen b. Noll, trustee, was referred
to A. c. NadenbUusch, special cont
missioner
An order was entered confirming
the sale of Luttrell Brothers VS.
| George w. Cation. ct al.
Dismissal orders were entered in
the cases of Dobbins Brothers VS.. L.
|. Martin, and V. l.. Jamison VS.. w
T. Mcmillan ct al.
In the cause of George Wolfe VS..
James Harris, the commissioners re,
port was changed but it did not ma
terially alter the amount the plain
tiff should recover.
The. court decided that in the case
of Kimble and Coffy VS.. Sundstrom
and Stratton that the taxes for 1915
should be paid out of the fund, and
the sheriff not be required to lose
them
Frank Weir, against whom a rule
was issued, yesterday. appeared in
court and the charge against him was
! dismissed.