davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Gn lille 6prleelie.

Observation-Disclosures me06eler: gn
al Sc tplfe Mpnoigbe0er / Mnleo<
ming al 9ampifibet %. 8. Srbrs"
$%orpeoering | Nor6igen BEN 25oe
SSanl1ar / Mor foranitaltet nnber=
1dgel1e bar gipet ti11 &eiultot, at
@fibets 5anfning fplotes en- 6or=
5eelle fra beofommenoe m=8aa6s
Chefs Side. Den tpife Staggering
bar oberfor Ben oanife Megjerinq
u6ta1t 1tn 8eflagelie ober set fore.
fal6ne og erflaret fig re6e til al
poe 6e 6anife Snteresienter en- pos
1en6e. @rtatning for Sabet al 5fif
90 2a6ning.>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
8engenes MnbrinqelIe.

Sc IS Willioner Collars, Ser
nobetaltes Sen 0onife @eionot /
Mmertfa, &ammerberre @rrn, bill
fife forelpbig blibe 1enot til Dan=
mart, men blipe in6iot / 3 forfie1=
lige Banter.
@rrn6en ct Sen, at Dollar@rr-
fen for 9jebliffet er iaa lab, at oct
biloe blibe ct Sab al CT Mill.
.&r., bpis ri tog Nengene biem i
Hnpirer.
5fltloe Sc, ienoes til Dnnmorf /
Gnlo, bil6e Msiurancen blibe ~
|Min. &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Gn banif Tlaifepoit.

Sra 5tabanger me0beles: Sill
5fnoeSnes er 6rebt i 2nnb en- Sln=
ifepo1t meo fglge16e Sn6bolo: CIT
fer" al gsbierg bIeb fenfet sem 12.
apri1 Of en- n-8au6. :Sfibef blep
beifu6t me6 @ranater. 8nobene Ii
.gefaa: @!!le Hap / 8aa6ene. Seen
n-@aaoen los % 1igge / baarlte
Ser. 5ioen er Deiret blepet berre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Sliper 9lntO mobilinbfprslen inb=
IfrGnfet?

S Observation-Disclosures
bar mon | nogen Ei6 orpftet, bpo6
Der fun gjpres for at in6frenfe
8en5inforbruget. S 6enne Gorbinoel-
1e bar man oDerbejet at etoblere
Sorbuo moo @eo6efprsler og moo
21lfSusfpriel ON .5pn6agen. 2igele=
bes bar man pootenft at foretaae
pisle Snoifrpnfninger / Snofprsle1
|nf M11tomobiler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
9rrbt peb 2pbIffjprIel,

fSorleDen Sns0ag gttern11oooe
fiprte Ell 19=Qorig Ejenelteforl, Ml-
bert Boul1en al 5fjoloborg, lpblt'
.Do ban fjprte fra Mplle Sperrlna
neo Ibilteo. @an 1prang al gogncn
bpis @jul gift oper bam, og tom
1ou ltprft til 5fobe, at ban MI Ell
ofaooet pco 9pben pua Sbilteo Sps
gellaS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
9anmnrfs ltprite @auresrpnstabr't
brnn0t.

Donmarfs ltprltc 9arregrDnsta=
BRIT, Sta" paa 2olluno, neobrGnp=
tc forlcoen. Sfooen belpber Jig til
en- bolu Million &roner. gn Wtlll1=
on Sig. @%opregrpn poe!agoes, boor=
peo man mart llippcr op for Sabre
grDn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Nnt 8rnnfnlsleie.

Brunfulsf nnbct paa Gaaroele1
2aurs 2aur1ens Morf / Wplgoarn
gop M%nleonnig til iprig Otter pg:
ming pao olle Sc onrliggenoe @icn=
bourne, og forelpbig bar mon
6elge vSor1. 9lp." funoet ct 8r1111:
fulsleie poo S. &r. Hrilten1enS
Marf / 8onge. Ser er bdnnet Ct
sSnteres1entlellfob til 2ejets nonpt:
telIe, % ct balbt 5nes Mano er lat
/ Mrbejoe me6 Mf0Gfning al Sui:
!ene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
@ulleue paa BprmDplm.

!. som Splge al arlmaagele'1 og=
ter 5taten at iette ! Gang 311lor1t1
boa Bornbolm, bpor Ser ltal tlnocs
100000 Sous. De afil1lttenoe unz
.ocr1pqel5er fiuoer 5teo Den nGr=
m1elte 6remtio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Mamqe Glagteriipim.

s ois@e Sage er ou Ell Dolo1om
2epering al 5loeterilpin. &aaoerS
Mnocls1pine1lagteri, ser CT inorettet
paa at fu,lne efspeoere 3-40O
5pin ON Dugel1, mootager tor ~
Sen bDer Sag 600 Spin. Gog
ct Ser enonl, life Sale on at 1ta11o=
&c Iilfpr5eler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
st bnrt Sinaitfpl.

Gaaroeicr Sen1en al 8legpao bar
1olat ct tire Tiger gammelt Stngltfpl
til Soos @errebs STRENGTHENING
for $4,000 Rr. fontant % 10000
!&r. paa @ilfaor, mebOcleS ira Na'1=
OerS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Srpnningens 9(ntomp6tl fpraarIaqer
et l1heIb.

ga Gron1ingen forrige Greoog
lun1men meo Nrins &1uuo fom fjp=
rerloe igjena1em 2p11gbp meo Gron=
'lillgen peO &attet, lpb en- file 1pp
MorS 9reng plu0ielig fra 6ortooet
lo pao &eien. @ol1 tpr11eoe mos Sen
enc 8agbjulslferm; men Dronnir=
gen, Der / ii6lte 2jeblif bar blepelr
opmGrflom paa llbelOet, 1tanoieoe
1trafs Mntompbilet, lteg no, for
bollot 3renge1l og iergcoe> / Splge
= gort 2ano", for, at Grengens ff
S%Ggebjplp, bpis oct bite Zig neo=
oenoigt. Grengc1 bar imi0lertio,
r1aar ln0tages ct pperfla6iif @aar>
ingen Wen bapt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

sLldelser i min
Side og Ryg,
indtil jeg nesten
blew sindssyg.
Jeg havde for
skjellige Lager,
men ale sagde,
at det var Kvin-
desygdomme og
kun en- Opera
fiOn; Wide hipl-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
@nnbet 100000 @r. 3 &anae.

Gn fjenot 6%iifebanoler paa @l.
Strand, Mie1s Sonien, er 900. Gre
Gangc bar set faloet / bans sos
at piroe 100000 Ser. / 2otteriet.
Son cfter!!a0er Ell betpoelig Sor=
inlle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
st &,1nfttnm poa 100000 @roner,

NI HHnIIHM puu lOOiOOO OtlO1e"+
Som ct lille gfteripil til Salget
al oe peItinoiife Ger bolot 3fom=
mislionen lorleoen Sag Mpoe !
&igsoogen for at of1lutte &egnifabet
ODER oe l16gifter, commissioner bar
bapt iii 9ogpenge til Mieolemmer
ne, 2pfrning al Sefretpr, Silfal=
nelie al Sc beltin6iife Delegereoe
meb bi6ere. Set bele belpb fig !
Splge 50. g." OBJ til fnapt 100000
&roner, 8el tinbiunernes Danmarfs=
rei1e iberegnet. Og Ser biz MI blibe
gjort Snb1tilling til Sinans11opalge=
ne ON at bebilge bette 8elgb poo
Sill9gsbepillmgslpben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Sen i~ocialbemofratiife 8resle.

u9ocial-D Dem" opIpier, at Nar-
tets Hresie mi teller ialt so 8la=
&c, og at Der / set forlgbne Mor
bar baret en- Silgung paa q 5000
Mbonnenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Gn ruff gammel Manb.

Serbs 5ne og troos fine 81 Mor,
gif forbenDereroe 2anopolt 2ars
Mooien for1eoen Sag fra 2pre til
Scrning % tilboge famine Sag,
goot 4 Wil. Set er Ser pitt fife
mango / bans aloer, lom gipr ban;
otter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
8rnnf1.uene.

Oen ltigel1oe Gtter1pprg1el etter
Gctfc npe 8r9noielsmateriale for
bebirfet, at 8r,nfu1sleierne / Wfpl=
legaarb Baffer Deb Sgrring st
mi iDsiellGtter en- tire Bange lao
1tor Mrbei0sltprfe font ben Gong.
bn 9riften for ca. to Maone6er II
sen Photographers. 6oretagen6et bar
ocrpeo ifaffet Sc omfringboenbe
SltsmGn0 Ell Gfstrnfortieneltc
Torm al cit go0 naelpn for at op=
brD6e 8r1nfltlslaget. Ogiao for
GognmGno / Sgrring og 8onge b.
orager Set til forpget @irt1ombeo.
inet Ser baglig TRANSFORMERS betD=
beige MGng0er 8rl1nfl,l til 8one=
itotioncn % NriDote. us. pner set
lofale Torbrug gaar 5alget mi i
Splae "@oriens Tolfebl." til en-
&Gffe Observation-Disclosures hhor bio
til FIN n6enlanbl tie &u!! fun6t Mn=
penOelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Gn rlbre Maub

NE@
! l111fborg beb 8af6e bar forle6en
Mften be0 6=Eioen gooet ben til
5ogneroo6sformnnoen meo fin
5fatteblanfet.
90 ban beb S=Ei6en et16n11 life
bar fo1nmen tilbage, og set lneeoe
ltprft, bleb bans Sn1tr11 bonge for,
at Der 1fnloe bore ifet bam Ell
l1lpffe, % bum alarmerebe berfor fit
Sbigerlgn. SON % @onen fit mi
i Screening fonitoteret; at Man6en
bar gaaet fru 5ogneraaosforman-
Sen a1lere6e pe6 6.3O=Gi6en. Oq Sc
begpnote ga at Igge efter bam paa
Msorfer, | Nlantoger og lignen6e
.5te0er. 9beroIt blep ser ieqt .pq
ipnrgt.
Da Man6en ST. goot. II er6nl1
fife bar benot tilbage, bleb bans
Sor1o1noen 11elof til Folitiet, og
beo oettes SieIp bleb ser / 2gbet
LAT ganife fort gio iamlet en- gtpr-
|fe paa ca. 90 Mano til at efter,
|1gge ben f%orioltn6ne, men benne
ESerffDrfe bar 1eppe cpfIet u6 til
|Dano fgr Der tom MeD6eIeI1e ON.
lat BEN .eriDnnone" MI lao bietn1ne
oeo fine &goerpoer. SON bopoe om-
trent belle Mftetten fto6et og rtDrett"
en- S'bombre Dos en- at fine 8efenb=
te, Der Dor noget ahi0es i 8Den.
Self glao bar ban lite lite for set
tore Mpparat, bans Srue % @bi-
9erien baboe lat Scene i Sen an-s
|lebning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
: Dannnark. =

Mitligpis ri life leDer Natte.n oper
5eno berne .Seooel til 2al1ritien
,@ren1egaoe 5, &%ipbenbabn. SSeo
oelen giper Snotrpf al at bere pg:
tc. 5aopiot eria1ores, er Der tiff
fon1met noge,1 Wclbing on, q
rGitber" er ianfet. Sg set CT oerfo'
at befrpgte, at @repifriperens triitt
Mnel1er ont, at Sc life leper Nattel
oper, CT gaaet / Spfplbelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

|trr II. fEF= ~. HEL HI4.1asE 4s&-as#
feospriien, iom finoes igieruren1
2anobrrlgSminilterietS aartoffelto.
teri1ig eller gien11em en- epentuel
Mafsimo1pris> lom CT bgiere ems
Den faitiotte Minoltepris. &omma-
ne11 6nlfer at tegne 5000 Ior.
|2ano og f%orbeboloer Zig at reollcere
Mrealerne SilfGloe al Spertegning.
Set iamleoe Mreal meb aartoiler
poo Gjpllun0 bar / Sc inere Mar
peret ca: $4,000 GDr. 2ol1o, og
n1on ogtcr Oesl,0e,1 oglaa at til
bpoe til Gegning poa Gomsp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
En- OPERATION
UNDGAAET.

Philadelphia, Pa. ~ "For ct Aat
siden var jeg meget syg, jeg led at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
9attmarfs Grbberpslip trnet.

&ulmangelen gi9r Zig / Donmorf
ita6ig fpleligere gel6en0e. Mnn bar
MI omtrent nooet 8nt16en al @e=
bol6ningerne, og mo 1taor pberfor
en- omfattenbe Stonbsning al Sc
Nirf1ombcoer, Tom ct afbGngige al,
&nlforbrng. @fer ser iiffe baientli=
&c S~oranoringcr paa S%nofpr1elens
Smraa0e, 1tnar man oberfor EN-
Diotr9ffen0e 2ommel1e al bele 2on=
6ets G%rbberbslip. Dette geloer imio=
lerti6 fife bare &nllene, men ogIaa
mange an6re betD6ningsfnl6e @a=
rer, bDorof Silfprieler er ofbruot e1r=
Ter trliet. Eilf6rielen of minero1ife
.Sler er truet, og noen ois1e bill
Dribfroften itan6ie % 2Diet 1luffes.
&aoitofferne til @pi1eolieinonitrien
er / 9iebliffet %iton0iet, % oerme0
bill ogiaa Observation-Disclosures gao
i 9taa ONT faa. Tiger. Sen tefniife
Sliein6uitri (5ebefabrifer og Zig
nenoe) bill gao / Staa inoen fort
STD. Meget mgrfe Sorbolo berifer
ogiaa meo. SeniDn til Maamnterio=
lerne til Sertii!inonltrien. 8omulos=
1pin6erierne er allere6e gooet i
Stua, 89berierne bill mort fglgc
|efter, % 6ermeo er Gertilinbnltrien
1ammet, og 8irfningen pil forplon=
tie fig til belle Observation-Disclosures.
Sele ben ltore Sern= % M%o}fininz
6nitri er ogiaa tr1et, Ga G%ilfsriIerne
lang Sis bar 'bpret nttIitrpffffelige.
Saale6es bigger oe b%iebliffelige Sor-
bold. an, og ifer 6er. ingen @n6ring
Il Dem, bil Dnnmarf Itaa oberfor er.
|1bpre Observation-Disclosures, Mpo og Glen
6igbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Dlaf Bonliens fibie Goreitilling.

st feititernt % reprnfeutatiDt
8lb1iflm babbe Ben 16. Mpril ON
Mftenen fplbt Set fongeIige geoter
til iioite &laos beo Olaf Noltlieng
afifeosforeti1li,g, ION fa!bt paa
Dagen for bans so Mars sSl1bileum.
Sele l&ongefamilien bar til gteoe.
S &arfettet iaas G}l1itof Sreoriffon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
Came ,,teb 8eDer.

Ober Maaobl,sploolen cDfleoe Tor
lcoen Ell ing Dan1e, ifgrt ct tlnoe.
ligt Sngtfoltpme % ct Nnr brjl
Sagtltppler, ODER 5f1llbrene 51u6e
BUN ct NeDnr. Set ijelonc Sun
pafte mcJcn Sp1igt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
iitor GaDe til set cyl. 8ibliotef,

VII HUI OuUe IIlI&DtI l.NHSIullUIeI.
Oct fgl. Bibliotef bar bisie Du-
sc moOtagct Ell meget itor og al1ie-
Zig @ape fra Ct. fjpben6apnif Bog
iamler, SSngenier 8rul1n.
Gapen be1taar Of en- meget fplOig
REPRESENTATION Of Ben bdnife 2it=
teratlr, fa1nlet al ST.. 8ruun | ca.
1910 Mnr, % Sen er OPEN / &ipz
bet 4eoiaget al cit Nclrgeium paa
5000 &roner til oells Beoligebol=
bel1e.
S. 6. Gbriitenien pmt Marets .8plitif.
8eo 8enitres %iomDirfenoe 8pl=
gerfpreningers Mpbe for 5ipllano.
Sen 81. Worts bplbt S. 6. gbri=
1ten1e1' en- flor Gale ON oa1lIf $50
tiff, @bportn6er Galeren obpleoc
peo Sc Digtiglte 8egipenbeoer / set
forlpbne Mar og forflare6e Oen=
bolosbis foriparebc) @enltres Gtil=
ling | 6e tforifieIlige Eilfaloe.
Ggentlig %in6ebolot Solen Ioare
liot MT: @e1t1tre enlfeoe @olg, men
itemte for bets l16ietelie, ga Ssjre
foreilog set. 8en1tre bar betenfelig
peo 5olfeafltemning / 2lalg= 5pprgs<
maalet, % git ~l1ben Begejltring"
ne6 til 8erneS Mfitaaelie, men Ser
bar efter Galerens Mening vintet
onoet at gj9re", Nog MI mootte man
paSie poa, at life Bengene rg1ioer
ppf mellem Stngrene. poo %"
Wintlteren ironi1ereoe ober, at
SSernbanens Gaflter fife moatte for
bpjes, tbi set iful6e nof. bore 6e-
mofratiif at Doe Gilifub ti1 oisies
pofienoe 5tatsgplo og &pmm11ne=
Drift Ste0ct. SON omtolte oell
@p!!6 (tiliamm1en ober en- Milliaro
&r.), og Sc u6gifter, Gifringsltpr=
fen meofgrte, lomt Sc 5fatter, ser
piloe fplgc. Set bar @enltres 5fplo,
at anon bar fommer 1aa piot me0
&enipn til at ifoffe Gnfning for
Rcnter % Mf6rog poo. 9tntsgel=
be1ls Jorpgelle. Soleren moneoe tif
at bpre fpariommelig og life at an
6ringc tjente Yenge / 2ufsl1s.
S Slutninger1 al Golen ltrejfeoe
Mil1ilteren 8aalielagcn og @enltres
Sitting BERTH, 1omt Gfsportoffp=
rem 1om MI blipcr nnber1pgt / en-
&ommiSfion, Sill 1iolt opfororeDc
Minilteren 8en1tre til at organi1ere
fig meo oct fomme1oe @qlg for Djc.
% enoelig illttteoe Goleren meo at
1tobringe ct 2eDe for @%r1tnblpbel1
DporDeo pi1tnof ifuloe forl toas Sen
/ Splbifrinet).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

rife MunoDaanoetbe0 o~perfor 8pe,1,
% 5ogen ct UNDER Drpftclie / 8p-
eng Eres1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01
ct SoFgsns eg D6dens Aar over heIe verden.

Warmers White Wine and Tar Syrup bur
de fipdes iethvert HEM. Den vidunder-
lige Halls or L1ngemedicin- Sse1ges over
"a 1t. s#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-01

- sfrio efter Rrbbeaamaser
laf bette 8Iab.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
THE DIVORCE GAME
AT FOX'S THEATER

An extremely novel and entertain
ing photo play is THE Divorce
Came" the five-part World feature
in which Alice Brady stars tonight at
Fox's. Taken from Leo Ditrichstein's
famous plot mile. Fiji" and even
more brilliantly clever than that
nightly successful stage play it has
to do with the highly amusing f1nan-
cial affairs Of a young married couple
whose mothers refuse to support
them. The loving pair decide to get
a divorce as under the terms Of the
marriage settlement, considerable
money will come into the girls con-
troll if she is divorced. But the
mothers discover the subterfuge, and
prevent its execution. Then, through
circumstantial evidence, something
occurs that makes the girl really
want divorce, but she is unable now
to convince her mother that she is in
earnest. Many hilarious situations
result but in the end the elder per-
sons fooled and the young ones
get the money without the bother of
a divorce.
The Fatal Ring serial, which has
sprung into instantaneous popularity
among New Britain theatergoers,
grows more exciting IS it develops,
and the fourth chapter, "The Mes
sage on the Ring" which is also on
tonight's program is without doub-
the most gripping that has yet been
released, The stunts that Pearl
White performs when she finds her.
self a captive in the temple of the
Violent God, and again in a China
town dive, are certainly worth going
long distance to see.
The short comedy feature is a
ridiculously funny adventure called
Turks and Troubles" in which an
American tramp finds himself a cap
tive in Turkish harem, and is COM
PEELED to don the garb OF the Sultan's
wife, and dance before his majesty.
The manner of his escape is hit.
The latest issue Of the Pathe News is
also shown.
Tomorrow's special feature will be
an extraordinary five-part novelty
Somewhere in America" in which
charming Mary Miles Minter, one of
the most popular young stars of the
screen is featured
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
SCOTLAND, Aug.

SCOTLAND, Aug. 25th. 1878
"Fruit-a-tives'' are the only pill
manufactured, to my way of thinking.
They work completely, no gripping
whatever, and one is plenty for any
ordinary person at a dose. My wife
was a martyr to Constipation. We
tried everything on the calendar with
out satisfaction, and spent large sums
of money until we happened on
"Fruit-a-tives''. 7 cannot say too
much in their favor.
We have used them in the family for
about two years and we would not use
anything else as long as we can get
-'FRu1r-A-T1vHs". J.W. HAMMOND
Those who have been relieved by
ssFruit-a-tives" are proud and happy to
tell a sick or ai1ing friend about these
Observation-Disclosures fruit juices.
L" F,uit-a7tioxs the celebrated fruit
medicine, las srli<Ded more sufferers
from Stomach, Lioey, Bowel, k1dney
and SKIN Troubles, Aaas any other
,xcdic:s< ez,Sy discovered.
soc. box, 6 for SIS trial size 25c.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of
price by Fruit-a-tives Limited,
Ogdenseurg, New York.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
News For Theafer6oerS and Women Readers
BLIND MANS LUCK
AT LYCEUM SUNDAY

Lillian Gish, who has long been d
screen favorite has retired from the
screen. She is one Of the first of new
stars of the youthful type" which
the photo drama art has developed.
Her many friends should not fail to
see her last appearance in Souls
Triumphant" at the Lyceum tonight
The Sunday night concert at the
Lyceum will feature "Mollie King"
in Blind Mans Luck Miss King
is one of the foremost screen stars
and has unusual ability besides great
beauty to make firm her success
The story is exciting, concerning
crook playing pitted against clever
detectives, with an interesting mys-
, terry as we'll.
! It is directed by George Fitzmau-
rice, who made his reputation direct
ing such photoplays as AT Bay"
! New York" Kick In and many
others.
Next week will be "All Star Week"
, at the Lyceum, and you will long re
gret missing any of the bills. Such
stars as Charles Ray COT Pinch Hitter
Fame) and Jack Gardner, in a north
ern story. and VIM. S. Hart in wolf
| Lowry will be among the many.
There will be no increase in prices.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
Ry ADELE GARRISON

carefully shielded dollhouse flower"
bit deep
! always have been proud Of the
fact that l earned my living as a
teacher before I married. but l WOLF
der sometimes If Dicky is not a little
bit ashamed of it. l know that his
mother bitterly opposed his marriage
to working girl" although neither
she nor Dlcky had much more than
the traditional penny to bless them
selves with. And ! notice that when
Dicky makes some ironical reference
to my work-a-day, anything but shell
tered life before met him.
+ think any wife will understand.
however, that the thing which cut me
deepest was the knowledge that Dicky
had within him that which would
make 1T possible for him to utter such
taunts to me, no matter how angry
he might be.
I am afraidt my experiences with
Dicky have blunted my sensibilitics
somewhat, for while a year ago [
would have been fairly i'll for the res.
or the day over speeches such as h >
nad Just made, now / push them at
of my mind as soon as possible.
But sometimes there comes before
my mind the picture of what I once
hoped life with Dicky would be, con-
trasted with the reality, and my
heart grows sick for my lost dreams.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
SIDE TALKS
BIZ RUTH CAMERON
Pennies
BIZ RUTH CAMERON

A friend of mine, a doctor, has
occasion to pass frequently through
the poorest section of the city.
One day when he was starting on his
rounds he asked the Wants-to to- be-
Cynic if he could give him pennies for
a dime.
whats the big idea asked the
Cynic.
"The kids" said the doctor. "You
know the streets down there just
swarm with them and I always like
to have a supply of pennies on hand.
l don't know any way in the world
you can give SO much happiness and
get so much fun cheap as handing out
pennies to those kids. Best cure for
the blues, I know
One Kind of Preparedness.
And he went off whistling and rat
Ting the ten pennies in his trouser
pockets.
Do you like the doctors prescrip-
ton do. I've tried it before in a
small unsympathetic way; but here
after I'm not going to leave having
the pennies to chance.
Look back to your own childhood
and see what a penny meant to you.
Why it was an adventure, some
thing that turned a grey day to blue.
Can't you remember even at this dis
tance individual pennies and their his
tory I can.
How Spent a Penny Once on a Time.
There was the penny big brother
offered for winning a race on stills. I
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
F. HOPKINSON SMITH
WROTE FILM SUCCESS

Keeney patrons will have a final OPP
portunity to see the famous Lasky
picturization of F. Hopkinson Smith S
equally famous novel, The Tides of
Barnegat,' this evening when the film
will be offered at the feature of the
photoplay program. The piece was
we'll received by a large audience last
evening and it should attract another
big crowd tonight. Blanche Sweet and
a company Of capable people interpret
the roles. 'The Neglected Wife is
also to be a part of tonights program.
In addition to the film features the
management offers three good vaude-
Vile acts. The show is of high charac-
ter and the audience likes 1t.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-04
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New Britain herald., 1917-08-04

won it and what do you suppose I
did with it. Being smitten with a.
violent case of kindness to animals I
gave it to a little boy who had some
tadpoles in a bottle, to let them go.
1, mind you. who was always before
and after, a. most energetic tadpole
catcher. I can remember wildly how
indignant big brother was.
Once girl in our school had her
cousin to visit her. And every day in
the week, so rumor ran, they each
had a penny to spend. I didn't be-
lieve it at the time. But I see now
that I doubtless did her grave in
justice.
She Asks for "a White Penny"
True, a penny does not mean the
same to middle-class child Of today
that it did to you and me. Times have
changed. I know little four-year-old
who is shrewd enough to spurn cop
pers and ask her aunts and uncles for
"a white penny" You cannot give
the same thrill you used to feel by
handing a penny to your nephew or
niece or your own child.
But the children to whom you can
give in memory of the little wistful,
eager child who vanished when you
grew up are legion. Surely the van
ished child will smile when he sees
their faces light up. And since his
hiding place is in your own heart that
will bring sunshine there.
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