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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
seeesanssiarn.
6atbarina aeim,

suriid unb iu4f I'M &anrpfe nm be
Jreibeit oesIslben na9 Refruten. Da
er BON enslii9sn Sslbnten unter BEN
sommanbo BEG Obcrit 2siter perfolgt
pirb, perbirgt Jpn 2nbp Wailbe, fpsl~
DE nit Ieinsr Sade ipnpathiiirt, IN
ifrem StaoiIe unb sngagirt ibn, niII
isine 0erfpls.r su tGuiden, nls ibrsn
auti6er. Sn bieler 0erfleibuns ents
fliebt CT. 2fbsr eim Bauer, tpelfer be
llmitdnbt fannts, Dsrbreittte bic Hsus
igteit. O'Don. ipel9er vgiIeen", bic
giGte Don 2abp Wtaube. liebt. tebrt
iros Der tim brpbenben Gefdbr na1
benz G6lofI. suriid unb ssrdtb ari9
fofort in bic Sdnbs Der britii4en
Solbntsn. Dod ipirb er fur5 b1raiif
infolae beg alIgemeiHen Begnabt<
sugsssGrlaHes in Jrsikit sfsst.
giup WatIom pirb fi3 ipdhrenb
biefer Wofe Dor ben G6nusrn unb
Jreuri6en bes Dfpmpic 5beas
fers perbeileen. gs III berfeBe
gillp, Der felt Snbren guriestsnJ Jdns
nuf fas bette ~ uHterbalten psritano.
giatiirli6 reifi sr ipieoer nit ieiner Be-
tannten Sruppe fibeler apmobinnttus
.nen, 9imprifen unb einsm fd9en
g6pr. CT pirb stpei Hsue gurlettas
offairen, .gafe be @raft1 unb ~
Wsrrp Mirsllp". geibe Stiide seids
nen fi6 bird prG4tise G5snerien
unb elsitriide Gffstte aus. wsab
Dir birb @atfon sur Geite fteben.
2lnber. tiidtige 2rGfte BEG enismbles
iinb antberins paes, fotpie bas ~gras
d.riad" Sanatrio Duffp, Tsg uno
aulu gonies. 2ebtere 5eigen iid IN
er3attrifden Sdnasn.
Sm gmpreb Tbeater tommt
In bisfer Dode bas Stiid rDe, lls
Dc gompdnp1 5ur 2fuffiibruns.
Der Srtbalt bes Gtiides loft BEL
ben Sbeaterbeiu6ern beroerauidenbe
Seitertsit aus. Der Saiptbdrifels
Ter tn 8. Gbipin 2siiirig. tDelter bon
sinem burd ibn feibft aisgepGbltsn
gnfembIs unttrftiibt ipirb. Cine arine'
re geummer auf BEN prbsronm 1T
Trnrfie 5an NIT ibren Sas5 gops.
pelde In einem groBen Geiong< <Rspsrs
toire nuftreteH. Gernsr itnb gu neusl
Sbs 5bree Rotirs, elm poraiigIi1es
Gefansss9sio. 2ebep nnb Cooper,
pidHiften nnb Gdneer; Maiilba uHo
Garpns, dnerianute aGr5er, foipie bas
5arrifOn1Neii SriO. Gum SdluB
ipirD bas llniperfdl Meeflp bic nelIes
fen messWaribsI6ilb.r borfiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Seenbet
y bic lInierfuduug br Qnf4uIbi'
suns.n iiber ansebli@e 0euti4'
JreunSliateit i'm gaIbDin>
WoGace College.

GfeDsIanb. o., 6. Saniiar. Die
9iI96fe Der Metbooilten STRIDE gaben
am Sonittag &berb betarrtt, bab iie
rbre llnteriu4ung biniiAtIih Der aHs
f&ulbigunaen iiber angeblide Geuti9'
Trsunbli9teit i'm gaIbpiu>Baluce
College beenbet bo6en. Sic tpolIten
ii4 jsboa ii6G tire @utf4sibung nidt
duberH, fouoern pollen oorerft ben
Sruitses bes College om Do1nerstag
Ratmtttas ibren Offi5ielIen geri4t
uuterbreiten.
True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January O.
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
GntlaHeit
N5lirben aIs SiiberfirIoie 500 Waanr
aus benz Comp @6eeler, 'Ga

Wneon, Ga, 8. San Gitpa 800
@innn, bic on Der SiiberfuIoie Ieioen,
finb aus hen RsibeH Der Wnunfdaf'
tsn Der 81. Dipifion Der Rationalsar'
be I'M Comp Wbe.Ier suriidsesoseh
iporbsn. Qlus ben gsfunben Der armes
EuberiuIOIebsbSrbe. bic betanrt ssas'
ben fuurbsn esbt berpor. boB einigs
Der asuts .zubertuIofe batter, ebe fis
fiiI bic Mrmee nusgeboben iplirbsn". !.
Disisnipen. ipsIde iidb Das 2sibsn
uGlrenb ibrsz SiaIfissit susssOssa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

IS, bab bur& bie Rsinunssberf4is<
bsnbsit NIT Be5lig auf 9reits2iioiDst
man bas 3ufammenbdlten Der Rei9ss
tagshlaioritGt fir gefdbrbet bdlt, bab
js6o9 grobe anftrsngunssn gena4t
nerbs, I'M ben MbfoI Der Ulajoritdt
Der Go5ialbnnofroisn su berbinbern.
Jn Der Depf4e ipirb bon ber W0ss
li9teit elmer yaeusruppirung Der
Hei9stassparteien gefproden.
Der Berlintr r0prtDdrts" bns Or
gan Der Go3ialbemotraten, beHerft
te3iiali9 Der grflGruns bss Reihs.
tan5lers iiber bic @efdbrbung Der
nntsrbdnbfungen, bag bides
irie cine fdpdrse Wolte auf ben @eift
hes Bottles ssfaiIen fei. Die 3situns
erfldrt bic Gage fir auBsrorbentIi6
erHif.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

amfer am 8. SarL -Sn ei.
ner uutIi6en gerliner 9epei6e piro
erfldrt, 6dB bic IN beridieSenen Bet.
tiinsen ner0ffentli6te gaadrift, Der
erite Observation-Disclosures General
BON 9iibenoorff babe fem Gbidiebs-
geiu6 eingereidt niAt ben Ebatia-
den erltiprafe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Gin waffeHftiIftonb iOa. in Der
Ukraine proflaurtrt tporben ieim
lltrainsr unb 8pIf4stpiti ipoIlsu ibrs
WeinunesDeri6isbaIbeiteu
friebli& betIssst,
ROngreb Ser 9lrbeiter. unb SoIbatel'
Deputirten auf ben q. Sanuar
einberufen.
2ls SppOfitiOn seseu bic tOnftituiren'
De 9eriammiuns. tDis Offen sus
seita1beu piro.

2onbou, g. Saruar. 9epei9eu,
be bier inter BEN Datum DOM Jrd>
tag unb Samstag aus ct. peierss
burg eingetroffeH FnD, beftatigeu ole
poraufsegangsnen Rd4ridtsn, oaB Die
ruIiii9e GrisoensbelegatiOn, eini4lifb>
lid bes 8olfdepitisWiniitsrs bss
auspartigen aeon 9roBt9 na4 8rsits
2itppsf suriidiebrten in Dem Yeitres
ben, cine 9srlegung Der unterhorlos
lungsn nuf neiitrales Gebist 5u arrans
gieren. Die @eiseriine Der 9euti6en.
Dem gerlanseu Der RuFm gu entiprss
den, berubte, ipie es In bieien Sepes
i4en beiBt, ouf Der Sbatia9e, oaB Die
0elesaten bsreits in 9rsItsaitobst
sinsetroffen ieien.
Sn Der lltraiue Gegenb III Elm Waf'
fenjtinfanb pr0tlamirt porben. Die
93obd, ois ssfeBsebenbs &6rperfadft
ber llfrains, iinD bic 9olj4etpiii bas
ben f9 auf cine siitli9e BeilegIns
ibrsr WaeinungsorI4 rI4iebsnbeiten ges
sinist. 9is Rnba iol 6treit fem, benz
9eneral Galsbtnss unb beHen aolas
fen bic llntertiisuns su perapeisern
menn bic BolfGepiti lire SriIppen
aus Der Ukraine suridsieten.
Die .pojt- IN ct. peisrsburg mel
bet, bab Der a6nig Don Rumduien
esn entente MG6tsa bepe4irt bat,
bic Riimdnen feien sutfdaoHeu. unss.
a6tet Der Miini4s Der Sruppen an
Der ruffiIG-rumdnifden Rampffront.
ben arieg forisufeben. Ser fraus0it'
f9e prGiibent poiucare fol- seant'
portet unb ben &0nig Der llutertab'
uHs Grantrei1s perii9ert babtgl.
0ie frausOfif6e Resisrlns BAT se.
gen be Bef4Iognabuie Der fIau56iis
f4en 1dtteu IN ct. Petersburg pro-
teifirt.
Die Central, ,gysiutipe ber 4rbeiter'
unb Solbaten<S Seputtrten bat be-
fHlohen, ben britteu aongreb Der
arbeiters unb Solbotens sDeputirtsp
auf ben 21. Sdnitr einauberufen.
Wis Serr 3inopeff, elmer Der gol,
fHeipitis6iibrer, ptrIiderts, Iiegt gar
teine Mbii4t bor, bic Shatio9e gu
perbehmIi4en. bab bic Ginberufing
bes Rongrsfes erfolgt, nm Der tom
ffituirenben 0erfamuiIung Oppofiticu
gu MADDEN, bic auseiidts Der sbat,
fade, bub piele Der 2antibaten DOT
ber Characterization nomintrt ipors
ben ipdrsn, ieine re9ten Dsrtrster bes
2dnbes Iein biirftm. Serr 3inofpieff
erildrte ferner, bab bas goF9cipiti'
prosranm Der tonititutrenben Der
fcmmIung CUR geitdiigung porgeIest
iperben ipirb unb bdb, fclIs bic Ser,
fammluns geipiIlt 1T. barmonif6 mits
suiptrfen, iie bie Soffnungen unb grs
ipdrtungen BEG @ulfes rehifertiaen
ipirb. SpIIte re I'm geeentteiIigen
Sale bas @oIidspitisp sprpsramm abs
lebnen, 70 ipiirbe bic Derfammiunu fib
i'm RonfIiit nit ben nrbeiterrben Wiufs
fen finben unb dusgemerst perbeH.
Die 4rbeiters uHo GpIbdtensS Sepus
firten baben bef6loFen, cine Seleaas
ticn ing HUSBAND su fenben, be cine
iriernationale SOsialiffsnsao
ndd Der S9ipeis sinberufen fOI.
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master at Cincinnati on January 9,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Ter 9th, 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Werbeerenber eornabo.

aeesoifls, Ga, 6. Sanuar. =
Durd unterfu6ungsn. bic am Sours
tag pprgenommsn tpurben, purbe er.
mitteli, baB BET bem Sornnbo, ppn
Rem am Srmftog aaberb 2sesoiIle
unb bos bennhbarte Dorf @ienn1
behngduft tplrhen, sebn perfOnsu
Ieidt perlebt ipurhen. gs fpurben 20
@e6Gube bur6 ben Sturm beulpltrt
unb bier5is bsT9dbigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
ReiupDrt
co. prot ct 5staHnis-
Gemeiubs

DIE On. prpt. ct. Sobdnnissge.
neinbt bitlt etftsrn Radmittag nntsr
BEN Woriib bss prdiibenten %. 90.
4edsr ibre Sn1rtsperfdmmlrng ob.
Der Getrstdr Raits protoiolIirtt. Der
.Sdbrssberidt bes G9dbmeifters. ipefs
DIR ptrIeien iDurbe, tntbitIt folstnbs
0nsaben: giRnnbmsn i'm Snbr 1917
NIT gdIan3 $3299.3 80, 2lnseaben
$3c4a5o, Der Jrnusns9srein bate
in obqsIaifsnen Snbr $1,000 beises
iieustt. 4tH Drausn iuufbe Der DdHf
bpfirt. Die bore<nomnlene BenmisRs
NAH sraab fplatnhts RsfuItnt: grds
ii6ent 20. o. gsdsr; Giuaxs sSsirss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

10 mar 10 fuipdn
bird msin eeibsn. eab
10 ni1fs beben cDsr
ssaenb iseiItse arbsii
torn foHnfs. @eirH "a
mia beim eieeeH ans
snfirsfeH bsrfHlbis. 70
fdisH 90 mir, ale et
iresub stiu0s Iosrsibsu
iphrbs eBbia q 9iHf,
bans BeeeiabIs Con-
psnrs BAT melHe Ge'
firnbtsit pieber betes'
ftsui. inrs ID bin iDte.
her oouf In fefhff
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Uerbcten
gSiro in Nublan6 bic Nus
Sablumg BON 1elbern,
bic BON ausldnbii@en
SDtiAaften bepps
tirt tpmrbeit.
Srobfp mill srft bas i'm
ausIanb beponirte 9eIb
Der aIten ruffif9eu
ResieruHg baben

ct. petersburG 5. Sanudr,
- Der Minifter bes GusfDdrtigen
9rostp erlieb am Samftag einen Be-
febl, benz Sufolgs es ben @dnten un,
terfagt ipirb Selber aus5usabIeu, biz
DON ausIdnbifden 4oti4rften bepos
ntrt ipurben. 8on Der GFociirtsn
Prsffe iibsr ben 3ipsd biefer Deiiuns
befrast, srtldrte Serr SroBfp.
Die nite ruiTiffe RegteruHg batts
Sorbs yu ibreu Gunii.n in Bdnfsn i'm
QusIonb unb ebe bieies @efb ni5t Der
8eb5rbe Der 1ationaltpurmiFGre CUR
9srfiieung gsite[t TT, f6nneu bic Bot
ftaften teine Gslber sie5en, bic iie IN
rufIifden Bdrten beponirt baben. .
Die ameritonifd5e 8otI6uft geb0rt
gu benen, berlen bic 5oHbs pertueigert
tporben ftlb.
Der Raticrof Gin Borrt, eirem
dmeritanifdsn Srititri, ipurbe geftots
tst. i'm befdrdntten Mabe ban getrie6
DteDer nuf3uHe9nleH.
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 8,
1918, as required by the Act Of 0cto.
Der 9th, 1917.
Gemeinbe be9G1t ton
Sanbustp, g.. 6. SoHuar. -
Rep. Rifbplpb Serb in Oberlir, Der
Dor Bpdeufriif bon feiuer Samuel IN
Der Observation-Disclosures in Gofes
fla ertldrt battle. bab sr bem Sterneue
banner seseriiber obfOlut lopal lei,
I'M Ser5sn ie5od su Deiti9Idno itebe,
nirb bon Teinsr @emeirbe, ldut elmer
om Sonntaa Sorsenourmenen gbitt1ns
mirrg befbsbdlten fperben. Inbdnaer
beg qrsbigcrs ertIdrten, bdb ifs> >mebr
ben Marr, als bic In Trnge tOmmeus
ben grurbfdbe urterffiiteu unb fiidtsu
bin5u, baB iie Iobals GmerttaHer feisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Dilemma.

.Sebt peiB i'd nift, III meirs
Snnte cine gsbor'ne Wleier Ober cine
eef6iebens Tliinsr ober cine OertDtt'
pete Suber ubsr sine sebor'ne Ueii[Iet
urb cine aefdieoene Stber ober cine
eebor'ns Suber tnb cine seiGieoens
Rdir-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
9ementirt

Birb antIi9 Iafridt iiber anseb-
Iiaes &iidtrittsgeiub 6es @ene.
rals DON 2tbenborff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

True translation filed with the POST
master at Cincinnati on January 9,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
her 9th 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Sic ,ritarrenbe Gro..
slftronornii6e gIauoerei BON
SeItr Grber.

elaes 1T perednsIih, mos oas tpeite
@eItal erfiiatl - Sos tit bic grobe
@obrbeit. Sie uns t6gIi& oie Ratlr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07
Rrailte syra,I
jeBt geimnb
Kahn enbia 6. Tinfbam's gsssta6ls
9omponHo. 9sieu sie
Sbrtn grisi.

ssifsrbius. ga. .shr LANCE 3sii Durss
" pea s4msrxn In Der eeiie asauali Hub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

ssenefte rautIerfpru&
Gtaub. Stuni. Siod, SieiH -
araG,. auaa. altra. alein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on january 8,
1918, as required by the Act of Octo.
Der 9Th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

True translation fled with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 8,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo.
Der 9Th. l0l7.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-07

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 8,
1918, as required by the Act of octo.
Der 9th. 1917.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
Burning Water.

Particularly pat, at time when the
shortage OF coal has required many
emergency regulations OF business, Is
the announcement that chemist has
found way in which 1t will, 1t Is
claimed, be commercially profitable to
use water as fuel A man who saw the
process exemplliied describes 1t TO the
Christian Science Monitor in these
words: II have seen water burning, ]
have seen water streaming into flame
of blazing oil, and, instead of putting
out the fire, 1t made the flame rear up
ward and develop temperature of
1000 degrees Fahrenheit, enough to
melt copper" 1t should be said that
the water alone will not burn now any
more than In the past. but. combined
with equal parts of any oil that will
flow freely. II becomes excellent fuel.
This is the way the observer explains
the process technically: THE combus.
tion of water Is based upon the fact
that when n fine stream Of water is put
through m intensely hot metal coil. II
Is not only turned into vapor, but the
water molecules are split up into their
constituent elements. oxygen and n.y.
drogen"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
WHAT YOU SAY.

What results from what you say Il
moi important than what you near
b. what you say, says Chicago News
Thus in everyday language may be ex
pressed the theory on which the United
States department of justice bases its
claim that more rigorous federal
statutes are necessary in order that
propaganda injurious to the conduct
of the war may be successfully com.
bated. A memorandum of the depart.
ment says: "All questions of motive
should be most carefully excluded from
those provisions Of the statute under
which the more subtle, dangerous and
effective types of antiwar propaganda
Will have to be fought" 1t is pointed
out that the practice of courts in the
Interpretation of war statutes is to in
struct juries "to be careful and not mix
motive with intent" This is clear. 1t
means putting acts Of the civilian pop
ulation on practically the same basis
as acts of the military, when those acts
bear upon the success or injury of the
conduct of the war. The sleeping SEN
try is seldom--almost never--guilty of
intent to help the enemy kill his soldier
comrades. And there are civilians
thoroughly sincere in their affection
for America and possessed Of profouDS
hatred for Prussianism who let their
tongues wag, who prattle and proclaim
things helpful to the enemy. The rea.
soning of the department Of justice is
that the one who is unintentionally
pro-German must be held responsible
without relation to motive, precisely
as the army holds responsible the sen
try who did not mean TO go to sleep on
duty.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
Fooled Food Smugqlers.

Smuggling Ct foodstuffs in.o Ger
many is being practlced in Ingenious
and unexpected ways. Three weeks
ago n party of 80 persons crossed the
frontier TO take part In a masked ball
in little Swiss town. Toward mid
night they returned In automobiles,
which We're warned TO stop at the from.
tier. No notice being taken of the
warning the Swiss sentlnels fred and
brought the cars to n standstlll. Th"
occupants. most Of whom were dlscov-
cred to be German soldiers succeeded
in making their escape, hut the cars,
IN which were found to be hidden
large quantities Of soap, chocolate,
batter, leather and fats, were seized
BY the authorities.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21

w. S. S.
Thrift Stamps are as effec-
tive as Liberty Bonds. A
stamp day will put the
Huns to the hay.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
plsousted al Politics.

Recently a retired politician of note
was giving a young man about to
break into the political arena bit OF
advice. "Pve had everything it is
possible TO get except the presidency.
When I started in politics things look
cd very bright got positions of
trust, big appointments, and everything
I wanted. Now all I have after years
Of activity is lot of warm enemies
and cold friends"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21

America. the melting pot"-much
had been written about that pot, and
then the war. And when the war
came we found our admirable pot not
so admirable; somehow or other the
crucible had failed to work. Nor was
It the fault wholly of the newcomer
from Europe. Largely it was the fault
of those whose fathers had fought to
preserve the Union and whose fore
fathers had fought to establish it, says
Washington Herald. The pot was
here all right. but those who for gen.
eratlons had boosted themselves Amer
leans had failed TO build fire under
II. Instead they had builded each his
own selfish fire. Love of the common
country, the cherishing and developing
Of the principles and ideas for which
historically America stands, were out
Of fashion. What could the newcom-
err learn Of our ideals when we our
selves had forgotten them?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
Got Proof OF II.

A little Polish girl called to play
with Lena, whose mother asked the
little girl some questions in English
and the child made no reply or sign
that she understood what was being
asked her. Lena said to the child,
"Mabel, don't you want some candy?"
The child replied in English, "Yes,"
which caused Lena to say, 81 knowed
she knowed how to talk English"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
Worlds Eco Record.

In an egg-laying competition in Aus
tralia a black Orpington hen laid 325
eggs in II months, which is claimed TO
be n worlds record for any breed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
Palm Is Prolific.

As many as 1000 dates have been
gathered from single palm at one
bearing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-10-21
A TREAT sr',r. y.
FOR an EPICURE

IS that new table luxury-the success.
sor 20 butter-inade from the nutrit-
ious parts Of the delicious white meat
Of the cocoanut ehurned with pasteu.
rized milk. Benefit Brand sweet
Nut" Margarine is better than most
butter-always fresh. sweet delect-
able to the taste and--at see a h.
about half the cost Sold only at the
Direct Importing Co.'S yellow front
store. 433 Main St. Remington where
Benefit Brand Teas, Coffees and Groc-
cry Specialties are retailed at whole.
sale prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26

lives quitely and peacefully with his
sister, but you never can tell, as the
picture folk say-more mysterious
things have happened.
Thomas H. Ince rendered his
newly-married star, Enid Bennett, a
studio reception on her return from
her honeymoon, spent with her hus-
band, Fred Niblo-well known star
of the speaking stage-in Northern
California. The feature of the re-
ception was private showing of
Miss Benefits latest picture. THE
Greatest Show on Earth" Miss
Bennett is seen in the garb of an
intrepid animal trainer of circus,
and she proved her nerve when the
picture was being made by entering
a cage of lions at the winter quarters
of the Al G. Barnes circus, near Los
Angeles. The big, shaggy occupants
of the cage blinked and wondered
what the fuss was all about and why
their vocational privacy had been in
vaded and they had to work. Outside
the cage four cameras clicked off foot
after foot of celluloid proof of the
Bennett daring, while Thomas H.
Ince and half dozen men stood by,
armed with rifles that were pretty
certain to be discharged at the first
sign of danger to the Ince luminary.
When the scene had been photo
graphed' Miss Bennett proved her
absolute femininity by fainting the
moment she stepped out of the
animal cage.
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26
Ohm BARRYMORE i
screen INSTALLATION of E. w.
Hornung's famous stories and

Es@tsEH stage play, names, the ANA
E teur Cracksman," has been
selected as the opening photoplay at
traction by President Blank of Oma-
has newest and most beautiful the
ater, the Rialto. This film play was
selected after considerable delibera-
tion as being an attraction far above
the ordinary Many people have read
the "Raff]es" stories and seen the play
made from them, but the screen adap-
tation. is said to be even more ab-
sorbirfg on account of numerous Incl
dents which were impossible for
stage production.
John Barrymore, in the character
of Raf1es, the gentleman burglar, has
role that permits of some of his
best work on stage or screen. He is
member of the we'll known Barry
more family of actors and is very
popular
Raffles, the amateur cracksmau, be-
gins his career of stealing by secur-
ing the valuable rose pearl while on
shipboard. Here he meets Mrs. Vidal,
who falls violently in love with him.
Later Raffles is the center of an ad-
miring group at the club, and he is
induced to join. the cricket club,
enabling them to win an important
match. Much talk of the Amateur
Cracksman" is going about and when
number of people are invited to a
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26
Crook
Bessie Shows Up as
Expert Yegg only to Be
Brought to True Life
Under Power Of Love

N Bessie Barriscale's third
Paralta Play, "Blindfold-
ed" which will be shown at
the Sun theater. is an ele-
ment which carries striking
interest. Ii Is the remark
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26

ldeal-A double bill win be shown here
today, Bert Lytell n leading in Empty
Pockets" and Charlie Chaplin In "The Cure"
The title. Empty Pockets" when applied
to real life. as may well be imagined, leads
to many tragic and humorous situations and
the story Of how these are overcome or
circumvented has been well played by Ly-
tell. 'sThe Cure" with Charlie Chaplin
needs no explanation. 1t is merely another
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26
EXPOSURES
By Kilowatt

ODAY our desk is draped
with crepe. The Passing
Show of 1918" carries with
it our friend of embon-
point tendencies. AS lrv-
ing Cobb would put it, no
Omaha daily bee., 1918-05-26
Rills for Current Week

G1m-sThe Oldest Law u the title OF the
feafnre 1t the Sun today and Monday. The
story details the experiences Of an unso-
phiaficated mountain girl who. under strange
'clucntnstances. Is forced to come to the city
ma there endeavor to exc out an existence
n herself June Elvidge Ia superb in the
fpIe Of the mountain girl. and popular John
Bowers plays opposite her. Mr.. and Mrs,
etdney Drew viii delight IN another OF their
Kew comedies and the latest Sun screen tele-
erau completes the program. Starting Tues
day for three days Douglas Fairbanks is
tho featured player in american Aristoc-