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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
KaS girdet v0kietij0j?

Motcris kcncia daugiau,
kaip vyrai. JOS matomos tik
JuoduOsc apdaruosc IL Gina.
kaip kokios Smcklos. Tai
,dauyiauSia naSlcS SUI maZais
|vaikaiS. JOS tul'i ziurCti. kad
%auti SUI SavO tikictu maiSto.
KrautuvCS atSidarO ) val.
iSrvto. Tai jau nuo = val.
naktics pradcda motcris sto-
ii / Giles pric klautuviu, -
VISIONS rupi yauti maisto,
ncs krautuvcsc paskuti-
nioms kartais pritluksta.
: Motcris atlicka Sunkiau-
sius darbus. Bcrlvnc buvo
kasamas tlmclis. DidcSnc
darbo dali atliko motcrS.
iArkliu ncra. Meters iSikin-
Ike i vczimclius vczdavo
llauk IS tunclio zcmcs.
kenCianticji zmOnCs nu-
siramina tais zOdziais: AK.
bet musll mvlimas kaizcris
taip ri kcnCia.'
N"kictijoj nciSgirsi juo-
lo. ncpamatysi nusiSypsoji-
mo. Susijuokti Nokictijoj,
tai baisiausiaS ncpadoru-
mas. Susijuokusiam vckic-
It's tuol patomys: ''Kaip til,
bcSirdi. gall juoktis, kuonct
tGvai IL sunQs dcda savo
galvaS karGs laukuosc."
Nisojc Nokictijojc Sokiai
uzdrausti. -
PuOSniauSiuOSc SOStinoS
rcStOranuOSc, kavinGSc taS
| pat liudnumaS. Orkcstra
groja tik liudnas, iSkilmin-
gas melodijas. Bet $tai or
!:cstra uzgroja tautini HIM
ma 'DcutSchland ucbcr al
les Tai visa kavinC aki-
mirkoj stoja ant koju. NiSu
axis suzvilga, vcidai nuSv.n-
TIA. kunas iSsiticsia. kaktll
raukSlCS iSsilygina, visi Sil p
inumai dinysta IL tukStanti-
ne minia virsta didziuliu
;chOlu IL traukia numylcta
tautOs gicsme.
Gyviausios Bcrlvno victoS
tai gclczinkcliu stotiS. Ten
nuolatai karciviai pcrgabc-
nami Is frontu frontus. vi
Isl akrciviai druti. dikti. Sc
tVs, aprcdyti. pakilios dva-
,sios. Jic gauna valgyti
ivalias. KalbctiS su jaiS ne
valia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
PARKELIAUJA SUV.
VALSTIJU AMBA-
SADORIUS.

Lond onas, kovo |. - Bu-
YES Nokictijojc Suv. Nalsti-
ju ambasadoliUS Gerard Sll
savO Stabu IL kitaiS amcri-
konais jau iSkcliavo IS Ispa-
nijos ispanu garlaiviu "In-
fantc Isabel -
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01

traukti atSakomybcn. Va
kar toisCjo Kcrstcno tcislnc
prisickusiujQ tciscju suolas
visus iris pl'ipazino kaltais.
TcisGjas todcl tGva, VIM. II.
Paisley. nubaudc vicncriais
metals kalGjiman. o ablldu
SUM po trcjiS mctuS kalC-
jiman IL po $1,4OO pabau-
dos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
Vokietja lemenosi prie
Meksikos ir Japonijos
Anglai briaujasi ant Bagdado
Vokieciai paeme nelaisven l 300 ru.
s4 Rumunijos some

ranzai. Taippat tamsta pa
siulyk Meksikos preziden-
tut, kad jis tuojaus susijun-
gtu su Japonija. Be to, te-
gu prezidentas Carranza pa
siulo Japonijai, kad jinai
susita;kintu su Vokietija.
Kuomet site plenai bus
aJsiekti, tuomet bus musu
laimeta.
: Kokiuo budu to laisko
nuorasas pateko Suv. Vals-
tiju vyriausybei, zinomas
dalykas, niekam nera zino-
ma. Tx zinoma, kad tasai
laiskas vokiec'u pasiunti-
niui j. Meksika. pasipstas
per buvusi Suv. Valstijose
ambasadoriu Won Bern
storff, kuris iskeliavo i Vo
kietija.
Laisko nuorasa Sios sales
vyriausybe buvo gavusi tue
jaus po nardanciu laiviu
blokados paskeltImo. Ir
pasiremiant tuo Vokietijos
suokalbiu, Suv. Valstijos
turejo pectraukti net diplo-
matinius santikius su Vo-
kietija.
Rasi, Suv. Valstiju Wy
riausybe dar ilgiau butp
slepusi ta suokalbi. Mes
tai t'krai svarbus ir slepti-
mas daiktas tarptautineje
diplomatijoje.
Bet kadangi tomis dieno-
mis- Vokietijos parlamente
kancleris Won Bethmann
Hollweg bais:ai uzsipiole
ant Suv. Valstiju ir itas in
tare pataikav:me Anglijai
ir jos talkininkems, todel
sios salies vyriausyte ir is
vilko eiksten Vokietijos
suokalbi
Nedyvai todel, jei po kali
cleric kalbos. kuriaja jis pa
niek'no Suv. Valstijas, w.
kietijos gyventojai ir pasi-
renge stoti karen, jei ia to-
kios noretu.
Toks vokieciu suokalbia-
yimas taip zemas ir purvi-
mas, kad juomi stebisi ir at
sistebetI negali visi politi-
kai, diplomatai il tarptauti-
niu teisip zinovai.
Apie ta suokalbi buvo pa
klausti vietos Japonijos
ambasados valdininkai. 81
tie atsake, jogei jie n exc
panasaus negirdeje. Taip-
pat nezina ar Carranza
kreipesi Japonijos vyriau-
sybe su pasiulf jimu, kad ia
ponija taikintusi su Vokie-
tito
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
VOKIETIJAI NEPASISE,
KE SUOKALBIS Prizes
SUV. VALSTIJAS.
WASHINGTON, kovo /.

WASHINGTON, kovo /.
-sios sales vyriausybe SUI
seke Vokietijos vyriausybes
suokalbi prizes Suvienyta-
sias Siaurines Americas
Valstijas. Vyriausybe tur'
rankose dokumenta, kurs
liudija, kokiais nedorais;ais
darbais uzsiimdineja Woke
tijos vyriausybe.
Tuo dokumentu yra nuo-
rasas oficialio laisko, koks
buvo Vokiet jos uzsieniu
reikalu nsinisterijos pasivs-
tas savo pasiuntiniui Meksi-
koje, Won Eckhardt. Po tuo
laisku pasirases Vokietijos
uzsieniu reikalu minister
jos sekretor us Zimmer-
mann.
Dalykas We kane:
Kuomet vasario l d. Vo-
kietija paskelbe savo mar
danciomis laivemis Anglijos
il kitu Europos pakrasciu
blokada, Vokietijos vyriau-
sybe gerai humane, jogei
tue savo pasielgimu labai
lengvai gall pr res save su-
kirsinti Suv. Valstijas uz
prekybos varzyma jurese.
Todel Vokietijos uzsien:u
reikalu ministerijos sekre-
torius Zimmerman pasiun-
cia oficiali laiska savo pa
s'untiniui Meksikoje Won
Eckhardt maz- daug toxic
turinio:
Su vasario l d. mes pa
skelbiame nardanciu laiviu
blokada. Musu noras, kad
Suv. Valstijos teciau ir to-
lesniai pasiriktu neutrale sa-
limi.
Bet jei Suv. Valstijos ne
noretu tolesn.ai but; I eutra-
lie salimi, ir jei musu pas
tangos tai padaryti nueitG
niekais, tuomet. mes. nu-
sprendeme. susijungti. ST.
Meksika prizes Suv. Valsti
jas. Tada mes SUI Meksika
bendrai. kariautumem il
bendrai darytumem TAXA.
Mes is savo puses Meks
ka remtumem pinigiskai il
pasekmeje pasistengtumem
Meksikai atgauti jos pro
vincijas nuo Suv. Valstiju
kaip tai: New Mexico, TIE
xas, Arizona.
Tamsta esi igaliojamas
apie tai tuojaus pranest
Meksikos prezidentui Car.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
VOKIETIJA SULAIKE
S. v. KONSULIUS.
Washington, knVO |.

Washington, kovo |. -
Gauta zinia, .iogci Nokicti-
jos vyriausybC sulaikC kcIis
Suv. Nalstiju konsulius. no.
rGJusius aplcisti Nokictijq.
Nokictija .juos SulaiIlG todcl,
kadangi jinai ncgavusi Ii
niu is Amcrikos apic savo
kaikuriu konsuliu likima.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01

0GOChEOlllldS. Oklc-
|iai IL dabar taip isitikinc
pcrgale, kaip IL karcs pla-
dziojc.
N"kicciu dvasia ncnupul-
|tu, jci pricSininkai pradCtll
uzti IL per Rcina j Vokicti-
il.
NokicCiai kaizcriu IL ka-
riniais vadaiS taip pasitiki,
kaip IL karos pradziojc.
Kai buvo prasidGje di-
|dzioSios atakos ties Ncrdu-
Inu, tai ncsvictiSkas buvo
vokicciu laukimas. kuomct
ta tvirtovc pulls. Kaip tik
vaikai pasirodvdavo gatvG-
Sc su glcbiais laikraSciu, tai
zmonCs apipuofe tuoj *
traukdavo iaikraSGius * val
ky ranku.
Kai generals Stabas pla-
incSG, jog reikia Ncrduno at
sizadcti. tai vel upas nci
kick ncnupuolc. nci kick
incnuSiminC vokicCiai. Nci ri
.iie pradcjo kcikti francuzus
il .iu vada Joffrc. Nisai ne.
Nuo to laiko .ic pradcjo .Sll
pagarba kalbcti aptc francu-
Zus IL Jofrc. Gil apie anglus
il lusus Su panicka atsi!ic-
pia. hes tie nicko ncparodG
kQ nors gall.
Nokicti.t,j kickvicnas W.
raS. motcris il vaikas baiSiai
kcnCia klInu ir dvaSia. Bu-
I've laikOtarpiu Bcrlync, jog
per du mCncSiu nci laSo pie
mo ncbuvo parduota Bcrly-
me.
Zmoniu vcidai iSrodo,
kaip numircIiu. Liguista
baisi iSziura visu.
BaiSuS ncnaturaliSkaS vel
;lu> nublankimaS mOtaSi pas
IviSuS IL bicdnuS IT. turtuO-
Illus. Pagal istatus turtuo-
liai nci kick daugiau maistC
Incgali gauti w btcdnuosius
Nisi vokicGiai nctcko didziu
lpilvu. Tik zandalmai pasi!i-
ko toxic pat.
Karciviai il zandaImaf
| NokiCtijojc gauna social pa
valgyti. Naldzia jicms tel
kia valgio pakankamai. Kit
gyvcntojai iSdzluve. iSblyS-
Ike, su idubusiomis akimis
kaulai be mCsos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-03-01
KELIAUJA IR Won
BERNSTORFF.

Halifax, N. S., kovo l.
Pagaliaus angiai po ilgos
kratos palcido plaukti
Nolvcgijq garlaivi "Frcdc-
rick NIII.' kuriuomi kc-
liauja buves Nokictijos am
basadorius Won Bc1mStorff.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
The Columbia



Spencer Square Olive Thomas in
Discreet Corinne;" Triangle COM
edv.
Majestic Mabel Taliaferro in Draft
25s."
Fifth Ayenue-Clara Kimball Young
in The Dark Silence"
Black Hawk Alma Hanlon In God
Of Little Children also comedy.
Best-Viola Allen in The White
Sister"
THURSDAY.
Spencer Square Mary Pickford in
THE Little Princess" Pathe weekly
news.
Majestic Mary Miles Minter in
Peggy Leads the Way weekly news
Fifth Avenue-Gladys HuIette in
The Candy Girl"
Black Hawk-Edward E. Ross in
THE Rosary" Pathe news.
Best-Richard c, Travers in 'Phan-
tom Buccaneers"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
Must Mind Mother.

The stumbling block in the path OF
success of many aspirants for MIN
honors in the juvenile field is found in
this fact-they have not learned the
virtue of obedience and discipline.
Parents are often responsible for this.
failing to exercise authority over head
strong youngsters at moments when
the curb is needed, =,
child having attained even small
success in films is ofttimes difficult
Droposition to handle, especially for
aamiring mothers prone to yield, and
a senli-saeceksful child actor IS apt
TO he a miniature tyrant, intent on i'm
nroying hts will upon others. at what
ever the cost. The Lee children, Jane
and Katherine, are shining examples
Of obedient, disciplined youngsters,
whose talent has been wisely directed,
and who have learned to respond TO
tbe proper authority, especially their
mother. whose word With them IS law
and whose every request is met with
instant compliance.
The best phase Of the Lee kiddies'
obedience is that 1t is given cheeriuiiy
and never under duress. They enjoy
being ohedient. Can it be doubted
| that, with their conceded talent, they
| will achieve q smashing success big
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
TOTAL RECElP
GIVEN RED eros,
THREE PRIZES FOR BEST KIND
All Entries So Far Show Grain RatDe4
In This Locality to Be Of
the Best.

The corn contest which IL bang
held under the auspices of the Cen-sl
trail Trust & Savings bank closes
Dee. l.
The contestant is required to bring
10 ears of corn, three OF which VIII b.
entered In the contest. At the Gloss
all of the corn, including the three
ears entered, will be sold and the r.
ceipts will be turned over to the he0si
Cross, as the contest is being held
solely for the benefit of that soc1efy.l
The bank Is offering three px1xees
First, SIS; second. $40, and third. ~
The prizes are donated by the bank
aud will not be deducted from the sum
gained from the sale of the corn.
Up TO the present date % have en-
tered the contest. The corn brought
in shows that the surrounding coun-s
try is producing grain OF the highest
quality, and it will be diff1cult for the
Judge to decide upon the winner. -
the ears are almost all perfect r q.
Edgerton, farm advisor OF the Rock
Island County Agricultural league. has
offered his services as Judge OF the
contest.
One year ago q similar contest Was.
held at Reynolds. Only six farmer9
entered and those who held the con-
test lost instead OF making money. a..
the prizes amounted to more than the
money gained from the sale Of the
corn.
Urged to Enter.
Farmers and everybody arc urged
to enter Immediately, as the contest
will soon be closed. H. B. Simmon.
cashier of the Central Trust bank, has
charge of the contest. and all who de-
sire to enter the contest are requested
to bring the corn direct to him. He
will pick the suitable ears from the
lot. mark and place them to the credit
OF the contestant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
IS RUN down and
| INJURED BY AUTO
Moline Woman Seriously Hurt When
Struck by Machine and Hurled
TO the Pavement.
READY TO BOARD STREET CAR
View Blocked by Vehicle Parked at
Curb. Other One Hits Her TAX
en- to Hospital.

Mrs. Mary Rosenquist, 425 Nine
teenth avenue, Moline, is in ST. An
thongs hospital in a serious condition
today as a result OF being run down
by an automobile at Nineteenth street
and Second avenue, Rock Island, at 5
o'clock last evening.
The automobile was driven hv Wal
ter Gerts of Davenport, who immedi-
ately after the accident turned him
self over 70 the police. He was not
held In custody. however, but was re-
leased on his own recognizance. He
left his Davenport address with the
authorities.
1t appears that Mrs. Rosenquist was
Just going into the street to board an
Elm street car for home. According
to the story Of the accident, she step
ped from the curb in front OF the Har-
per house and started out to get on
the car. Gerts, in his automobile, was
going east on the avenue, and it is
said, because of an automobile stand
ing at the curb between him and
where Mrs Rosenquist was walking,
pAENEAtSd 64tuft ttoiit HCt4ue tut HiHST
until she stepped out into the open,
directly in front of the Gerts machine.
The next moment the fender of the
auto struck the woman and she was
hurled to the pavement.
A large crowd soon gathered and
the injured woman was carried into
| the Harper house lobby, where she
was given first aid by DR.. B. ]. Lach-
ner while waiting for the ambulance,
which had been called. Mrs. Rosen-
quist was removed to ST. Anthony's
/ hospital A thorough examination was
made Of her injuries at the hospital
and while it was believed no bones
were broken, her neck was found to be
slightly wrenched She suffered bad
i bruise on one thigh and large scalp
wound, thought to have been caused
! by her head striking the pavement
when she was knocked down.
Who Was to Biame7
/ There seems to be considerable
doubt about where the responsibility
for the accident belongs Was the
street car stopped when she went out
to get on it? DID the Gerts machine
violate the law by attempting to pass
+ the street car or by not staying the
required distance behind it? Did tbs
automobile that INSTRUCTED the view
Violate the law? These are some OF
the many questions being asked in ar
attempt to fix the responsibility.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28

Shirley Mason is not big enough to
be noticed in crowd nor husky
enough TO work very hard, but she has
an indomitable spirit which does not
take into account such an unimporant
thing as size. Right now Miss Ma
sons efforts are being directed toward
helping Uncle Sam get money for the
soldiers, She herself tells Of this I'M
dertaking.
Resides giving a Liberty bond 7
have been busy helping the Red Cross
in their different entertainments by
appearing personally, also fitting up a
small candy booth IN one Of our dis
trict fairs, which brought In a fair
sum.
Il am now contributing to the TO-
bacco fund. which | think will bring q
little comfort to our boys; also coli
lecting papers and magazines to send
to our nearby hospitals, where lot
of injured soldiers are,
This seems very little TO me, ana
| feel so little in this terrible war
crisis. but perhaps the future will
show me where help is most needed,
SHIRLEY MASON"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
CHICKEN AUCTION
ADDS S12 TO FUND
Proceeds Realized on Sale OF Fowls
Given TO the Local Red Cross
Headquarters.
DONATED BY MARGARET oooKsLY
A. A. Murphy Receives Message From
Washington Urging Payment
OF Pledges.

The Rock Island branch OF the
American Red Cross received s12 this
r0rn,ns as the proceeds realized at
chicken auction
AT the regular monthly meeting OF
the neediework guild, held at the home
of Mrs. r A. Murphy, SCI Thirtieth
street. eight chickens were auctioned
of They were donated by little Mar
Faret Cooksly. The little tot had rails
ed the fowl herself. One Of the birds
was sold for S2.50,while the others
passed from the owner for small
sums
Several other organizations in this
city are planning on holding like auc-
zion sales for the benefit of the Red
Vross. An donations received at the
Red Cross headquarters are greatly
appreciated and the committee in
charge Is very thankful for any offer
ings
on Monday aud Tuesday approx
uate,v 225 ladies' visited the rooms to
spend some time for the soldiers in
Tie trenches over there and in train
Eng camps in this country. An urgent
NOUNtI udr N''N H-hl Uub liDul the
Washington headquarters for gar
mems for the soldiers in this coun-
try The local quarters are turning in
q number OF helmets for the soldiers
IN cantouments in the northern part
Of the country
ASK Payment of Pledges.
n. s. Murphy chairman of the f.
nance committee, has received word
from the American Red Cross head
quarters at Washington, with an ap-
peal urging a strenuous campaign for
the collecting OF unpaid pledges. A
report TO the American public cannot
b. compiled unless chapters are cheer
fully prompt in collection and report
!ng. thereby enabling the Red Cross
10 escape severe criticism, according
10 the communication received by Mr..
Murphy This appeal was sent out
nv A. r. Hert Of the American head
quarters,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
CALI FOR RMS.

Bids will be received at the mayors
office. Rock Island, ILL.,. until a. m.
Dec. 8. 1917, for reroofing the city
hall. Specifications on file at the of
flee Of the mayor City reserves the
right to reject any and all bids.
WILLIAM M'CONOCHIE,
Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
NEMSNOTESS' 11N'NpQIELAND
Ply 6UnATSY nRAN Tssy
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0V DATGYDNAN

ger even than those they have already
scored?
If tradition has it that the mascu-
line eye can detect any camoufiage
where miladys dress is concerned,
then tradition has received a rude
jolt Julian Eltinge, so the story
goes, had the camera man so com
pletely fooled during the filming of
the first scenes OF THE Clever Mrs.
Carfax" that he could hardly turn
the crank in his desire to play the
cavalier.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
IT'S SUMNER IN WINTER TIME AT
YERtl. FLORIDA,

Tero, Fla, for health, wealth and
prosperity. Vero. Fla, doubled its
population in year. Low rate ex-
eursion TO Vero. Fla, Dec 4 Get Vero,
Fla. facts from Indian River Farms
company. G09 Putnam building, Day.
export. Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
At Spencer Sauare.

'Indiscreet Corinne," with Olive
Thomas at the Spencer Square thea
ire tonight. is a crisp. bright comedy
drama. alive with mirth and absurdi-
ties, sparkling with witty sub-titles
and travelling with irresistible snap
and yigor. II has great drawing quail
tiles and not the least of these is its
air of mystery by which the audience
is kept completely in the dark up to
the finale. This atmosphere of sus-
pense is well preserved and there is
never a dragging moment. The quaint
philosophy of two small girls, slaveys
in an English boarding school. one
of them q slavey all her life and the
other reduced from riches to poverty
at the death of her father. is expressed
in Mary Pickford's latest Aircraft pic
ture. The Little Princess" which
comes to the Spencer tomorrow, Fri
day and Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28

and the commotion in the hospital,
following an engagement. is the most
realistic ever filmed. Throughout Miss
Young plays with all the strength OF
expression which has marked her for
mer successes. and is the center of a
picture that viii please all her friends
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28

Col. James B. Glennon of the q. 8.
medical corps is in charge of the
surveying of possible buildings
throughout the United States, that
they may be rented or Communicated
by the government for use as recon
struction hospitals when the Amer
lean wounded begin to return from
the front in France.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28
PUBLIC NOTICE.

/ hereby give notice that | will not
be responsible for any debts contract
ed by any one except myself after
this date, Nov. 26. 1917.
ROY FLEMING.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-28

William Desmond, star of numerous
Triangle pictures, is another screen
favorite who matriculated from the
speaking stage. Although his athletic
build, square, firm ehi2, and dark blue
eyes set beneath heavy eyebrows,
coupled with genuine dramatic ability.
won for him big following in many
legitimate productions, Desmond's sue
cess has been greatest in film produe-
lions.
Born in Ireland. brought TO New
York at the age of one year, the
usual number of years spent in the
New York public schools, and then
a chance in QUO Vadis." This, in
a sentence, sums up his early years
and brings him to the stage Ex-
perience in stock companies was fol-
lowed by parts in plays under Bel
asco, the Shuberts and Frohman
The leading role in The Bird of
Paradise is the part in which he is
best remembered in the '1egit.
Since entering pictures he has dis
tinguished himself in a variety of
parts. AT the start he became famous
Tor his 'parson" work in Peggy" and
"The Waits. As the ne'er-do-well in
"The Last Of the Indrams," his work
attracted wide attention and made ex-
hibitors glad After a number Of other
splendid Characterization he took the
role of an aspiring young playwright
in The Iced Bullet" just TO show he
had a sense Of comedy.
Desmond, until the grim reaper
entered recently, was the husband OF
Lillian Lamson, sister of Nance
O'Neil of legitimate fame Mrs.
Desmond died a few days ago.
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a,s[loatW
Illinois Theatre.

Illinois Theatre.
paudeville-Two shuws daily at "a
and Sis. Three shows Saturday and
sunday at 300; 730 and $50 p. n
ehange Of bill Sunday and Thursday.
The Columbia
Faudeyille-Two shows daily at 2.45
and SIS. Three shows Saturday and
sunday at 800: 1880 and 900 p. m.
Change OF bill Sunday and Thursday.
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stem. Obsluga zupeinie bezpiatna tax
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Rueh v TsWafzystEaCh.
ZE STANISLAWOWA.

- Oddzia{ sw. Moniki nr. % Ma
Clergy Pelskiej ma swe p~osiedzenie
dis, O godzinie 1880 wieczorem. W
hall mr.. Atty. Czionkinie So proszope
o przybycie, DO So wazne sprawy do
zaiatwienia. - Anastazya Jalowy,
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