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The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-05

II. \. Ring, the well known old timer who was so unfortunate as to sustain severe injuries by freezing while tra- yelling along the coast in the vicinity of Cape W7ooley some weeks ago.has so far recovered as to be able to be about again with the help of a cane. Mr. Ring has been confined in the Mcthod- ist hospital since the time of the acci- ] Idcnt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-05

ted score of two hundred points. Brink CTS brilliant playing appeared to take the wind out-of the Pascoff sails and he was unable to gain more than tO4 of his allotted 150 points before his speedy opponent finished. The game was, nevertheless, splendid one and attracted a large number of spectators. Brinkcrs average was 4.25 while that of his adversary was 2.21. Tonlghts game will be between Cliff Allyn play ing 140 and George Mails, who is sch- eduled to play fifteen less.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-05
NEWS NOTES
FOOD SCHEDULE

Last night was the coldest of the winter the mercury in the big regis tcring thermometers at the Weather Bureau showing a minimum of 90 de- grccs below zero some time during the night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-05
TEN MONTHS WAR
 COSTS { BILLION

various sums loaned to the allies.
 McAdoo stated in an interview with tho Washington press representatives that he expects that the first year of American participancy will cost the nation approximately ten billion dol lars, about five billion of which will be spent on loans to the allied nations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-05

The Nonparoil is preparing to pull off the grand annual Rummage Salc and the big store is being ransacAed for possible bargains to offer the pubic The sale is scheduled to commence next Monday morning
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
eou eS bewettem.

Sam ba elm peri9mibter 9auerss
mann na9 Der @roBitaot, ipo er et-
men fat tabItDpfigen 9rosiiten Dor
ietnem 2aben Iteben lab; ben frd9te
er, oh BEL ibnl nobl elm gutes Spar
mu9smittel gu baden iei. 30, ge=
miB", ertldrte Der 0rogilt. rBitte
nur ein5utreten, mein 9err. !Sier 1T
cine Sinttur, Die i6 Sbnen angelic
gentli6It empfebIen Tam, mofHr i'd
9euqniIfe BON berporra9enben MGnz
nern beIiBe, Die bieies Mittel 9es
brau6t BADEN. Gs brinst neue 9das
re 1don binnen pisrunoSpan0i9 Stnn=
ben berpor." Isl, oaS pdre ia i6On,"
antwprtete Der pOrii9tige 2anomdnn.
90 reiben sic ii6 nur einmoI Den
Sppf nit benz guten Mittel elm, urO
ih meroe morgen pieOertommen uno
nah'eben, piepiel neuer 9aarpuAs
oann oarauf gu finben it'll"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

Syn pel6em GrOtbeil Der dItelte
Baum gu fin0tn. lit Itrittig, osnn To-
pobl bic ulte pie aud Die neue Welt
riibmen lid, er CRIME in ibrem Be-
reid. 9erienigs Der alien Mtlt ipG9lt
auf ser SnieI gbios. Gs lit cine
Side, beren Stumm am SuBe einsn
Our6meKer bon 80 SUB oufs
lueiit, mas pie!lei9t Die 4nnubme Itiis
ben tOnnte, iie gable balS 5000 Sab
re. @benio mG4tig ipie ibr StGmms
umfang lit ibre 8reite, tart perGltste
Rrone. Ooppelt fOpiel Sabre als
tbr giebt man bingesen Dem dltefen
8aume Der neuen Welt, elmer GDprelz
fe in Oa5ota in Merito. OILS iiGsr
gilt ab.r, baB gorte5 i'm Sabre 1919
nit f.inem san3en 6eere in ibrem
S9atten seraItet. sic bat bic itatts
Iife S06e bon 120 SUB.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
RAAabmuHestrteb.

Boiler @rtounen uno SntereKe bat
elm tlsines pieriGbriees Mdoel bel
.inem 8efu9 i'm 9iibnerituIl pernOms
men. oaB Die Senne, bic % 10 rubig
i'm Neite iibt. @i.r ausbriit.t. Dab 81.
fleinen 2iiden aus oiefen Giern bers
oustrie9en peroen. Mn oemIeIben
Mlorgen gebt es ausnabmspeiIe rubig
i'm @arten gu. 10 oaB ole SHUTTER
binter oieier Stille ettpas 8eIonberes
abnsno, Die 2leine uno ibren SpieIs
tameracsn beobo9tsn mill. sic iiebt.
mie li9 Die Rinoer dbnedfelno auf
einen unb O%enfelben Sled oes auTens
Ieben. uno erbGlt uuf lire pertpuns
oerte 6rase: .Mus ma9t ibr Oenn
oa9" Die ltOl5sfreuOist NntWprt: p3os
Iionien ausbriittn."
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

@eIesentIi6 Oes Subrestug.s Der
S9Ia9t BON SrafaIeor trinnsrtsn
2onOoner 8lGttsr baran, pie Iongt
Dor mebr ols bunoert Sabrtn Die
Na9ri9t BON benz sroben Siess
brdu9te, Inn mad 2onoon 81 gslun'
gen. Mm q. Sttober lpdr bic
S9Ia9t, uno erIt am 5. RoD,mber
.rbieIt Die ensliIde Reeierung bic
Nu9ri1t. Die ora9tloIe S%elesrapbte
asftdttet es b~eut5utoge Dem S6ifIs'
fiibrer, pom0slid pGbreno Der
SdIadt Nudri6ten gu Oerienoen;
@bmiraI GoIinsipooo. Der an 8orb
oes vGnrDaIus" Sen Siesesberidlf
auffeBte, muBte Die Tutri4t nit
6iIfe zines tlsinen SubrSeuges nah
@nslonb 1Aiden. Der tletne S6ps
nsr Bidder" Iangte tpssen Der itiirs
miI1sn See erit am Otenstog, ben 5.
Nopember, in 2ouoon an. unb an
Mittpo6, ben g., tonnts Die &e9ies
rung cine turae No9ridt a%usaeben.
Onr6 cine SonoerbotIhaft purbs
bic Sisgestunoe nab WtnbiOr ges
bra6t, um nm nG9Ifsn Moreeu I'm
8 ubr friib puBte Der R0nig, Dab
er cine 9roBe S6la9t aetuOnnen unb
feinen QrOBten See6eIoen Derloren
bate. Die 3eitunsen tonnten aber
er1t am z. Nopember ibren 2eisrn
Den Sieg mittbeilen,
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
ealaefertise cIntwOrt.

Ser 8ilobauer profe1Or NepomlIt
.3iDeroer (1796 Bis 1869, BON benz u.
a. Ser Win8erbrunnen in Der 9uunuss
onlaqe gu Srontfurt a. SO. fammt,
lpar in @efe119oft elm uneri9opfs
Ii6er. oeiftrei6er 8lauberer. DAB er
audi I6lagfertig 1ein tonnte, 5etst
Folaenoer 8orfall: Der ate Baron b.
Rot6I6ilb bate 3merger beauftra9t.
sic Gtatuen in leinem, an Der Boden.
beimer 2anbItraBe gelegenen pdrt
ousaubeFern. Mls oas gef9eben mar.
purbe 3perger nit anOeren 3iinit'
Tern eur Safel gelaoen. WdbrenG
Ser r~tnterbaltune fam aud Die Hsoe
ouf bic Soften Ser Mrbeit. Der 5rel'
herr CAB benz 9rofeRor gu perltehen,
6aB er oeFen 5orOerung gu bob FAM
be. 9arduf dnttportete bieier in lei%
ner urwii9iigen Dirt: n9err Baron,
bus @Te uno Ser Mei iinb ie9r guet
q'neIe, aber oas mar mir ne tbeure
prof6temablSeit. penn | oestpeg'n
BON meinem preis abgehe follt'. Net,
mir ma6e's 10, lin oann lino mir quilt:
Sic cable mir mel ge4nung, urO /
lea fir .bas Goubert SO &reu5er uns
ter mel Seller; 10 bel uno net mebr
qeb / fir mel MittageKe, penn / ins
GaI9tbaus gebe muB. @eiesnete
Mablseit allerieits!" Spra4s, erbob
It6 unb perlisB in t0nislidsr 9altung
ben Speiielaal.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
sitsts n mefOstem.

Sine Dame Der 8eIeI1duft raui6t
uuf Qts3t su. rS6eurer Meifter, msIn
Mann uno i'd Iino untrOitIid; CO
mar uns ni9t mOgIid, Sbr leBics
Concert gu bOreu. mir puren gu einsm
quten Diner eingelaoen." Der ritEsrs
ii6e 2is3t gebt Id~peiseno iiber oi'ls
EaftloTgteit bintpeg. 8alo na4her
ipeilt er BEL Dem gbtpuure. @a4 SH4
foroert i'm ole Sdusfrau auf, lt4 On
sell JligeI gu ieBen. pglun 1T oqs @e.
oduern auF meiner Settle" erpioert
2is3t. nbeute babe i@ gu gut oinirt!"
Man PROFIT uuf Der Durtbura
aisats rSeiIise GIiIubetb". Ole CUR
@eihe ser Burg seI4rieben 1T. DoS
SrGelter mo9t feline Sa@e 70 ffIs1t,
oaB 2is3t .nolid ole SeouIo D%,ylisrt
uno ben SottItod nieoerIegt: rDds 1T
ia oie refine Sabrmarttsmultt!" Do
hGrte man Die Stimme oes Stootmuf
illus SiT9er. zines Meimarer Gri3ls
nals: r@e is Oo@ MID bon uns, 9err
Gofter!"
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

@ode MIR lin @eringes, Die 1854
betrttgen unO Oie n%ieorigite 9iffer
feit mebreren Mtonoten OaritcIlten.
GnmGniidc Celqncllcn BON Gent
lden iuieOcr repnricrt.
Die rgteue 3iirider 3citung"
iogt, OaB es oen 9eutihen gclungen
lit, Oie 9etroIeumoueIlen III Hltmd.
MEN 5l reporieren unO mieoer i'll
9etrieb gu ieben, Die por Dem rlt-
mGnii6en &iid5ug BON Den 8riten
Idfper beIh1oigt nor0en naren.
Die &etroleumqileIlen in 9illmG.
MEN miir0en bon elmer britiihen
Nilit1rmiliion unter SnItruftionen
aus Dem &auptquortier 5erit0rt.
Sn elmer Sisrng Ser G1lntonion
Goniolioateo Oil GieIos Company,
oie am %. DECEMBER 1916 in 2on-
Don itattfonO, ioete @iaiam 90. Glt-
tberforo, HarlanentsmitgIieo fir
Den @eIt 0erbD : 9e5irf BON 2iper-
pool, in elmer Inlprade, Der tpobr-
Id)einlide @ert Der bon Ben @%ntente.
aliierten 5erItortenn OeIfeloer be-
Iarfe Iid oltf 100000 Bfuno
Sterling. Gr ia9te, es ieien au6
Selquelen Der 0eutiden 5erit0rt
fuor0en.
9entider Si6rer eriuartet Sicg
UOn Der tOmmenSen Sffeniibc.
@aior BON OIberg, Ser @bef 6es
Observation-Disclosures, idreibt in ser
boIbamtIiden O0orooeuti6en gage-
meinen 3eitung", Der S6lag tper0e
faaer, iobal0 Sinoen6urg 0as 3ei-
den gebe, ltno er f0nne MIR gum
Siege fiibren.
19os Sabr ser @nti9eioung
odmmert berauf," i6reibt BON 81
berg. Gin @orabnen iiberfommt
bereits unIere 6einoe, uno Der <f
na6 Silfe aus SopoL ltno Nmerifa
lit %beltGnoig b0rbor. glber Die feillo-
li6en 6iibrer piIien, oaB oie @erei-
nigten Staaten ni6t einmal Oieieni-
gen Monni6aften meroen ericten
f0nnen, sic England lln0 Sranfreirb
Stalien 81 Silfe bat i6iden miiIierl,
beion6erS ongeiibts Ser SotIade,
OaB Die Mannidaften @merifos ll1-
erfabren uno mangelbaft arSgebil-
oct lino. @ir pilien iebr mobl, ooB
Imerifo iein m09li9ites be5iibIid
Der 8~eiiteQltng bon @elomitteln un0
&riegsmateriolien tlrn ulo nabr-
iheinli6 5ablreid)e @enie : Srrppen
nn0 SIieger entienoen miro, aber
mir iin0 aIf ieoe @pentualitGt por-
bereitet. 9lmerifa fam umn0glid1
mebr tim, alS es tot, oa es porgeb-
lid neutral mar.
uNir ieben 0a5er Dem fommenoen
Sabr poa 3nperii6t entgegen. Mfit
einem tiefen @efiibL Ser @rleidte-
rll1g beginnen uniere Sruppen I'M
@eiten ein5uleben boB Die Gage
oeS fron5oliiden 5elo6uges iid III
rem @noe nGberrl. gn0li1 beiBt es.
Nuf! Stan an Sen Seino! 8ir BADEN
Den Hiiden frei, uno mir baben Die
&%eieruen CUR @erfiigung. Ser groBe
S6lag fam iebt fallen"
General bon 2iehert preiIt in
einem Irtifel in Der v2dgli6ett
HunoI1au", Berlin, Die @rfolqe Ser
0elitl6en 8offen uno ole 2eiItungen
Der oeuti9en @enerGIe uno meilt
Damn onralif bin, oaB Die oeutld)e
56laatlinie I'M @elten iett BON ser
lebten &lalie beiett lit. CT i6lieBt
nit Sen 8orten: nSeoer oeutl9e
SolOat lit iebt oeiien gepiB, bob
1918 elm Gnoe gema6t meroen
muB.
&remiers Ser gaiiertem erIndca
ms nn mebr Nabrnngsmittel.
Sn 8eriGten aus @albin9ton
ml1roe erflGrt, oaB Elm bon Sen Yre-
miers BON @nglanO, Sranfrei6 uno
Stalien eemeinidaftlid unter3eid-
netes SeIegromm fir cine Sonic
ren5 5wii9en @rGiioent 8ilion un0
Sberlt Souie perantportli6 mar.
9as eemeiniAoftli6e Selegramn
mar 10 auBergelp0bnlid, oaB es oa-
our6 idon ben @rnIt Der @oti6aft
nnoeutete.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

Wsnn oas @Ort ole SaHs mare,
Damn b.IdB.n lpir in unferer oeutz
fhen Spro6e elm Snitrument BON
ni6t unbeO,ntli9er lrt. DAB .ine
mebaupfune tiibn, cine 2ritit IHort
un6 cine DioIett eef9Iiffen Isin
lam, mabnt I9on Sur 8orIi4t. @ss
fGbrli6sr Tam Elm fdlog.noer BEE
ipeis, Elm llmFono BON einIHneioens
ser Beoeutune, elm oerni9tenoes urs
tbeil oOer gar cine bsiBsnoe Anttport
iptroeu. Cine perlebenoe 6rdee ers
traaen ober elmer brennenOtu Bra9e
ausnsiten miiT.n, s,bOrt ou9 ni9t
Su Sen aneensbmsn Dinseu. Welhe
Qein, 0ds Sbi.tt elmer mdrtsrnosn
llneepiBbeii ooer zines ~ndeenoen
3fpsif.Is gu Iein. Die Tte&enoe Dsut'
li6teit elmer So6e lam uns untsr
llmItGnoen ebenTo otfGbrli6 p.rotn
pie lire tOotliGt Si9erbsit. Dab
elm pl0bli9 i'm @sbirn d~uffdi.Beno,r
@eoonts bier uno bort iltbeil unses
ri@t.t BAT, IOa Ti6 in Der Ebut idOn
ereien.t boben.
Seine 3erltOrunssurt, 10 Ieben pir.
sic ni9t nit elmer 8~ebqcptuns, elmer
6raoe un6 Nntiport. eintm urtbeil
ooer 3peifeI, Tpra9lid p~erbunosn
nGre. Dom bormloTen SpaB BIG
gum 6lutieen GrnTt nost uno beiBt,
T9lGst un6 fdueiOst, btrIeBt uno too
tet es.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22

Religion 1T Grtenntnis aller
9fli9tsn als sDttIiher @ebote.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
8arfimfa6ritatiOn an Der &iOiera.

Die olte StaOt @rafe. am Siios
o66anq oes HocaDignon, emit rOmis
I6e @riinOung, i'm 10. Sabrbunosrt
3uflu@tsort Der 8%epobner con 4ns
fibes, bic ii9 por Den 8arbaresteH
mad @rafe 3uriid5ogen, 1T beute Die
seperbrei6Tte Stabt an Der &iOierl.
sic perOuntt lire 8liite in eriter 2is
ME Der porfiimfobritotion, Die lie
our9 cine sroBartige Ylumen6udt
unterRiibt. Dos pi6tigIte proOu!t
1T oas NeroIiOl, bas aus ben Bitten
Ser bitteren Orangen bergeltelt pirb.
Nus ben S9alen bieier bittersa
Sron9en pirb pomeron3enOl bergss
Iteat. 9e6r bebeuteno lit au4 bic
Sobritotion Der fir Soiletiemittel al
Ter @rt 10 piel ge6rau4ten RofeneRen-
aen. 3l l Otter @Fen3 peroen nidlt
tpeniaer ols 10000 &ilogramm &oiea
p%ertpenoet. Nus ben 8lumen beS
aroBbliitigen Sosmins mo9t man
Sosmin0(. 100 &ilogramm 8liiten
gsben nlr II @ramm @hen3.
Qlus ben Bitten Ser pelarsOnis
miro geraniumDl semo4t, aud be
Sliiten Der SuberoIe, Der Sonquiae,
Ser 3itroneapflan3s, oas SanoelbOIa,
bic 0eil9ennuroel perben Uerpenbet.
Ser 8erbrou9 bon porfiims bat nod
3ugenommen. ieitbem oeren agtiieptiz
I9e @irtungen befonnt g%eporben lino.
go wiro Der Sbpbusba3illus ourh
3imteTen5 in tiir5eiter 3eit, in ~
Minuten, get6tet, ourb Sbpmianeis
Yena in So Minuten, our9 Moioran
in rs Minuten. 4noererIeits oarf
ni6t beri9piesen tperoen, oaB Uiele
porfims iddoliA auf oas Nerpens
Ihitem pirten.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
eSitnam.n tar eSsiisn.

Sc lit ni6t UerfpunOerli1, OaB ser
8olfspiB nit @orIiebe gerooe iiiBen
SpeiIen un6 godperten Spibnomen
sibt. 90 fin0en mir, tpis Elm Mleiiter
osr2o9tunit in Oeuti9Iano dusfihrt,
unter Dem tlsinen @epGd 3. 9. neben
rResenniirmern" unO pfluiteritsinen"
aud rMiirbs SseIsn4 uno yNonnens
TsufSer". On .Sruntenen Sunefern"
unO rStuoententiFen" feblt es 70
penig pie an ,9ie6eseriibfsn" uno
n9rigsItrapfsn". @tr t0nnen uns
an .6.u9lern", an .Dolfssdbnen"
unO pgGrentaben". an S4ubz uno
Strumpfioblen" ldben, uno iotoobl
n9rin3sIiinn,n" ols rSprungfsoern"
iteben uns aur 9erfiigung. Del pei'
teften 8erbreitung erfrsut fi9 uub Der
Iame Prime S}ittsr" fir cine aug
Gemmel19siben bereitets, fife Speis
Ie, oie T6on gu BUFFERS 3eiten in
Sen 2anbstne9tsn erobe 8erebrer GEE
funosn 6uben fo1, Sn Tirol nennt
man oieIe SpeiIe rgeoo.ttp6sr". cine
GierTpsiie nit Sonig oen numunos
UNI, Elm nit Wein bereitetes fuBes
@eri6t Sen .perioffsnen 9upuainsr."
Buffer, oie aus eeto6ten &ortots
Fefu gebuden poroen linO, bsiBen i'm
Brounf9peigiT6en ySduftertotes
let's. Iol9e aus roben Sortoffeln
.9o1enftiden". Sn oieIer @e9eno
fino @piBndmen fir @psilen oaer
Dirt iiberboupt lsbr beliebt. Weil
9eGtortoffeGn ouf Dem Qonoe eines
ser 6ouptgeridte biloen, beibt mon
tie ,Qonoestinoer". 9obnen. Die li4
nibt me6r our9 Bartlett Der Sugeno
ons3ei6nen. msroen oGs s2eoerne
Ssungen" ouF ben Slid osbru9t, pdbs
reno man oie M0bren npoli5eifinger
uennt elm Qusorud, Der Ger 9ou'
nerIpra6e entlebnt if. @ls rGIefans
tenfutter" srT6eint ouf Der Sofel Der
Reis, ols .8untes Su6n" ober elm
@eribt aus eriinen un0 trodenen 9es
tobteu 8obncn.
hit rG'efliig,Gtiteln" ~perIpottet
mon iiber9aupt germ einfuGere Speis
fen. Ous r~perIorene 9Guoel" DER
Oeferrei@er 1T cine Suppe, in Der
ni6t etuu 5GbnGen. IonOern in III
oepGbl3te Gemmelfpiirfel berum@
Y6pimmen; Der .Srut6dbn" Der
Shiirinoer beIte5t meiIiens in einem
&dIebr0t. 6as pObl ou9 ~Strobbros
ten" qenannt miro. gu fpornen pdre
fhtieBti6 au9 Dor bern nungurii6en
Re6bubn". 9ieie in Mipit eingeleg!en
5lei19tuorpel m0gen ia ni9t l6leht
number. nur ltdmmen Tie niemols
pom Rebbubn. @uh Ger 9die miro
3u Spibnamsn fir Speifen germ dlSa
qeuubt. .8ouernbaIe" beiBt man
SEN p0telsS 9peinsriiden. uno Elm
tlopsorti9es @eri9t. ous man IN 9ds
Se~nriidenform bringt uno ipidt, ipiro
entfpeoer rSeudeIbole", g@4peOi-
1ner SaIc" oOer .SdlIher Soie" 9es
nannt. 8om nDadbulen" ooer 8ns
benbrdten nofen mir f6tpetgen. Nuf1
i'm g9ei6 Der MiirIte poltet ndtiirltG
Der 6umor. 9o pinfen uns ole
nNidsniirf9en", ole homeopathic
5den GerpelotpirIfe"S Die nRnobldn'
Ser" (Rnubluufpiirite) uno ni9t gu
IeBt sic r@tol3en Seinri6e", .. b.
8rotpiirIte. Oie in elmer Wfti4une
ans WeiBbier uno 8rounbier Sube'
reitet neroen.
Washington Journal., 1918-02-22
&remiers Ser Saiierten srindea
ms I'm mebr @abrungsmitteI.


ms utn mebr Nabrnngsmittel.
Sn 8eriGten aus @aibin9ton
muroe erflGrt, oaB ein bon ben Bre-
miers BON England, Sranfrei6 uno
Sstalien gemeini9aftli9 unter3eid)-
netes Selegromm fir cine Sonic
reno smiiden @rGiioent 8iIIon nlo
SberIt &oule nerantmortli9 mar.
9as eemeini6oftli6e Selegramm
mar 10 auBergemGbnlid, baB eS oas
Our6 idon ben @rnIt Der @oti6aft
nnoeutete.
Die 8remiers ma6ten oarauf
oufmerfiam oaB sic auf Ser SEQ.
pernber-&onferen5 abgemadte gu.
fubr on 2ebensmitteln iebr 3uriid.
gegangen lei. Die 8remiers infer.
mierten uniere 9tegierung, Dab Die
Ser. Gtaoten bon iett bis our
nGdIten @rnte bic Maiierten nit
cinem Minoeitbetrag BON monotli6
elmer Miaion Sonnen 8ei6en, So
fer, Mais uno anOerem @ctreioc
perIeben miilien.
Die Ser. Staoten weroen sen
Sill eruf oaour6 beantiporten, Dab
lie sic GuberIten Anltren9ungen
MADDEN, ser Soroerung 81 geniigen.
9as groBe @roblem lit, mie man Die
9ebensmittel in Die Sdfen Der sll-
l~iierten ifafft. Sn otlantiiden Sd.
fen liegen etpa 100000 Sonnen
@etreioe, oie olf lire 8eri6iffung
marten. Man miro auBergepobn.
li6e @emiibungen MAIDEN, INN 0'elt
Sorrdte tueg5uIdaffen.
GemtIdlan6 ii6ernimmt pOae Son"
trOle iiber amerifaniide Sirmen.
Der n9orooeuti6en 9laaemeiner
3eitnng" aafolee iino bier ameri-
fanii6e Sirmen unter &egierungs,
fontroae eeitelt porben. gs iinO.
Dies ole grrcible Steel SO. Of ane-'
RIGA, Die american Smelling u
9iefining 60, Die @mericon Sboe.
Gtores uno bic Sirma stephen SEC
Sdooer, cine 4gentur fir cine In-
aobl merifaniider Sirmen, Daruns
ter Die Gbeieborougb Momufotllrlna
SO. uno ole Colgate so.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
At THE GARRICK.

BLOW Your Horn" an elaborate
musical comedy which was presented
under the direction of Herman Becker.
proved a feature Of the weeks bin at
the Garrlck Theatre last night. In the
company are a dozen pretty girls. who
sing. dance and do a lot Of other in
teresting things, and there Is. also lots
OF comedy. A novel mysterious. per-
formance, entitled, The Current. OF
Fun" was given by Nine. Burnell. the
scientific enigma" who called to her
aid an electrical OUTFIT which served
her purpose well. She is a real artist
who appears 10 be In a sphere by her
self. Wikie Birds Interpretation OF
music was enjoyed. very much. He IS
a native OF Hawaii and Is a music mas
ter OF ability. bicycle as a comedian
was showed into the limelight by Nc
COnnell and Austen, who are very
clever. A refined act Of singing, dane
ing and instrumental music was given
by the Wilton sisters. two very clever
and accomplished young girls, who
make a lot OF friends for themselves.
An act OF skill and fun on the wire was
given by Bollinger and Reynolds, who
appear TO have a lot OF confidence In
themselves and the wire. Their chill
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
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Evening journal., 1918-11-26
AT THE PLAYHOUSE.

On Thursday, Friday and saturday
November 2s, 20 and 30, with a Thanks
giving matinee on Thursday and a spe-
cial matinee on Saturday, at the Play
house, there viii be seen who Stole
the Hat2" a mammoth musical com
edy, conceived and staged by Jack Ma
son, the prominent producer, well
known both in United States and In
England, and presented by the soldier
actors from the Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Aberdeen. The presentation
will be made by special permission OF
Colonel William Allen Phillips, COM
mandlng officer OF the Aberdeen Post,
and will be under the direction Of the
post athletic and activities committee,
consisting Of Lieutenants Anthony j.
Drexel, Jr., chairman; p. j. Degnon,
william NJ. Hough. It will be in the
nature Of benefit 10 procure funds for
war relief and the general welfare OF
the boys stationed at the Aberdeen
POST. A company Of one hundred, in
cluding % soldier show girls" will
take part in the performance. There
viii be a special orchestra Of 30 10
give a correct rendition Of the % mu-
sical numbers in the piece.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
BARBER GIVES RECIPE
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Mr.. A. Z. O'Brien, who has been a
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Evening journal., 1918-11-26
AT THE MAJESTIC.

William Farnum still follows his
precedent Of playing roles Of characters
who have become famous because of
their strength both morally and physi-
cally. At the Majestic yesterday he
brought into play that characteristic
whereby he Is able TO sway his audi
ence and make them follow his trend
Of thought and action. His role is that
Of Lassiter, the hero OF Zane Gray's
Riders Of the Purple Sage" who is
hunting for the abductor of his sister.
The perpetrator Of the wrong was an
elder Of the Mormon Church and Las
sitter swore 10 revenge and for years
hunted him all over the west.
The play reveals a phase Of Ameri-
can history which is unfamiliar to
thousands OF Americans. II concerns
The early days Of Mormon settlement
in Utah and the power that was held
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
Ar THE SAVOY

Louise Glaum, in the role OF Alouetta
in "A Law Unto Herself" is first seen
a sa French girl whose father wants
her 10 marry German. The latter
covets his future father-in-law's vine
yard and wealth. Alouetta, the daugh
ter, has secretly married the overseer
Of the vineyard, and before she can
command sufficient courage 70 tell her
father of their marriage her husband
is found dead.
Evening journal., 1918-11-26
WEPT OVER RHEIMS.
SISTERS ARE JAILED

y. z. A. Special 70 The Evening Journ5l.
PARIS. Nov. 25.-"IIow is IL possible
that anyone should wish to destroy so
beautiful a cathedral" said a mother
superior in Alsace. And because OF her
remark, and because she wept with
another sister over the violation OF the
church, the two were sentenced 10 six
months in prison by the Gcrmans at
GnehNlller
Evening journal., 1918-11-26

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