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Fortrinlige Farme,
Eodt o~pbygget med og uden Besetning.
billige, paa lette Vilkaar.
II. Luud, Laurens, Otsego Co., N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
nSar Sc Sporer paa, Brsfen?"

90 cit elegant fle0t Dn1e for
lcoen biloe rejie til 6berriq n1e6
Malmpboooen fra &omegooen /
&j%gbe1bapn, bleb bum ltan61et og
mootte fin6c fig / sem ubebageligc
u&ropspi1itotion".
Sun bor ralenoe ODER 6e 0a11=
lfe Soloeres Dri1tigbeo - tenf, at
miStGnfe benoe for at bore Sm1>g=
Ter.
~Sor Sc @porer poa, Srpfcn?"
~Sporcr =. er De gol?"
49, un6ifplo Driitigbeoen, men
Oct %forefommer mig, at Trefenc1s
Sen rosler."
"9ba0 mener Sc, 1tforltommc=
Sci"
"9eu fan hi lperge Sen b%ifiteren=
De Dame, bbob bum mc11er. sSrp=
ten, oil De 1tn6erIgge Domc1s
Soa font Der nogel1 frpgteligc
3jebliffe / Set Demnnelige M11n.
Scr bar $50 Ser. / Sen ipe15fe So
meg Gtremper.
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On 2posbilicn tia Ell sgmaub
til 6ans @jrrcite.

Gn Sag / forrige Moo,co fmrot
en- Sitter en- SLATE / &olmor Guno.
Jloifen in6ebolot ct bclbeborct
@rcp, iom bar ifrebet al en- tnif
Motros ON 8or0 poo CIT lpnfenoc
$orpe6pbooo.
8repet lDbcr / Obcr1uttclie ioo=
le6es:
vWfin or fe6e!
&jGre, mar ou foor bette Brep,
er jeg life mere blo11ot Sc 2epcr0e.
&fifeoen er tung, men Cub bar bill
let Oct laaleoes. &bis o1 birfelig
boloer at mig, bil jog be6e Dig ont
life at Urge: 81 CT tru f11e al Ell
og / 2obet al ii Mi1u1ttcr
bpiler Ri pao 9obctS 8uno. Mflfc=
Den lpnes mig tungerc emo Dp6u1.
ge1 min cpiot elifeoe, mao jeg Tut
te burtigt, 8oa6en ipnfer.
Oebsbille1r fra sin trofo1te
@eorg.
2ep bel, min Glfe6e."
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Mibbel mob Sfilsmisieun6et.

Miis aatberine Se11cr1, ser fore
ltaor Gepartcme11tet for l1nberpis=
ming / &nsbol6ning beo Nortb 90
foto OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, bor / Ct,
Sale, bnn bol6t pe6 Sri=@totc
Grain ar1b Stocf @rotpers @onberz
tion / Sarge, gjort SEN B%ooltono,
at Der meget ijpl0en f%orcfon1mer
@fi1smiSie bos. Sc sggtefolf, bpor
&nltrrcn CT graoa1eret fra ct COL
legcs Susbolonmgsfurius. Settle
bar life 1slt 5naf, erflereoc br>1,
"a en- grunoig ll~nberipgclc / 6c,1=
tie Netni1g nplig bor gjort, og
Oct bite, bbor mcget ct iao0nnt
Surf rS bibrog til, at oprette lpffcz
1igc Stem. Sum mel1te, at &us=
bolo11lng at ltpre ct @jem pao
rette Moooc 1igelon meget
trqngte en- lpeciel l106annel1e, ion1
t. @fs. 5tenografi og Bogbol6eri,
og Nutioens @usmober fan fife
uoen 6en fornpbne &l1111l fob bore
beloia / fin Bjcn1ing mere emo
Wonoe1t, ON ban life bor lat fig
in6 / ben 6orretning eIler set Sag,
ban optager. Mi1s Sea1ien gioroe
opmGrflom poa, bborleoeS Siocrne
lnco ajnmpeffrib for foro11bret
Jig, iiocn Mor begp1ote iom Sus=
n1oocr og til 2pffe og @lpbc for Zig
og fine foratoo @usbol6ninqe11
trent gjen1rcm Morene. Sc Maoba=
rer, BUN I'LL fjeber, lige loo bel
iom MeOesoorer og, l16dtpr for
Siem1net 1omt SLIDER til lln6er-
%boloning bao6e inoen sSomiIien %
TOR en- pioere &re6s, far aft anta=
get npe Sorner og fa1taitiife geap<
ne. Sg | 9jelrmet ion1 eller oper:=
alt gjelocr 0ct> at Sen ltprcnoc
9oono fplgcr mes Si0en. Tormerc
oa Sorrctningsmer16 ct iom Megel
op9ttee ! fin @jerning og bdr @cl6
I oen11e, li9eiom Sc ogioo logger
al poo at lb6o111rc fine @pnner
l%ooleoes, at 6iSie u0r1ltes mes Sc
11perc Soeer for at gipe Driften el-
Ter Sorretningen SEN mo6crne Gil
.o9flt JONI Ei0en for0rer, men 0is=
1e 1omme Men6 forjg1nmer / 6m1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
Gn r1 Op6a9clic. ST.. GmiI SON

On rb Op6aselic. ST.. Gmil &an=
Jon fra 2etpacf, Suif., beretter o11
oen felgenoe Grforil1g: "Morioge11
til, at jeg lfrtper 0ete 8reb CT, at
jeg tror at babe op6ugpt noget NIT
mc6 3cniDn til 81. Yeters @1>rifo
og Set er> at 6cu bclbre6er @otorrb.
Seq Leo al &u1arrb / nit @obe6 og
roo6ipurgte 2nger boo6e / Sc Sor-
cre0c 5toter og Ter / Gnnn6a,
MEN u6en at erboloe noge11 .2i11=
bring. Sor to Mor 1i6en begbnotc
jeg at BRUCE &11rito pg bnr fi6crr
life benDttet 11oge11 aroen W5e6icin,
% &otarrbr1 CT an11ife for 1b1tn6et.
Birfeligbc6e11 er, at &1,rifo bar bel=
brc6t mig - &1lrifo bclbre0cr. So
torrb."
.9e1nmeli9bebe11 be6 0ette gonle
l1rtemi66ds @el6 ligger / Sen
&je1r6Sgjernin9v at Set goor lige
til Spg6ommens Mo0::. l1rer1be6en /
8lo0d. Oct fororiper oe1u1e llre11=
be6 % poo 1annne Sis forbrger %
gje1ropliber Ser Sc eole Orgo11er;
Ser fan fun bliDe ct Meiultat =
Juno, robuit @elbre6. 81. Beters
&11rifo iGlges life al Mpotefere;
Soft foriDncs 6ermco oirefte gien=
nem lpecielle Mge11ter, font er an
iatte al gjerne. &bis Sc CT inter
eSieret / 6e1ne Me6icin, ifrib efter
nprmere Splbsninger til 81. &c.
ter 6abrnep @ Cons Co., 25O1
Ba1bington 81b6., Chicago, sIl.
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FEB % bans Safnanligbeb lige
oberfor alle, iom gioroe bam aje=
METER. ~Men," tilfejeoe ban lige=
iaa bsireitet lom fer, .oesperrc cr
ban oberoroentlig glenlom." 90
ban fortiatte: uMplig bap6e jea +.
@fs. bopt oen 2pffe at fltn,le gip=
re bom Ell ganife ipeciel Ijeneite,
og ga ban ipurgte mig, bborleoes
ban fun6e biie fin @rfienotligbe6,
.iogbe leg, at leg meo @le6c piloe
tage imo6 ct 0uftn Gloifer gorl1ncl
8ofaper. fra bans &jrloer. nMen,
% ber bGbe6e gismarcf 5temme1,
en6nl1 mere, - ~ban bor life 1enot
mig 5ofaberen."
Sen engelfe @eion6t ioo lonl
pna g2aule, 90 til Slut boo ban
&on1lcren ino1tan6ig ON at tole
minore bejt, oa &ejleren let t1l1,6c
bsre Set. Men mc6 G%or6cnrslt ipo=
reoc Bismorcf: "9et en- 10 netop
oct, ieg oil, at Fan ifal bpre oct. 4"
Sg poo oct muntre emil poa Sci
ierenS aaritgt foritoo Ben engeIfe
General, at Monarfen bob6e opfat=
tet tin aoni1erS lime 8int", og at
ocnncs Dnlfe allcreoc bor opfplot.
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Gn moriom 8ismarcfanefbote,

1om er betegne1,oe for Sen fgrite
FIJI Il gtpife Migsfani1ers Sor=
bolo til &eiier Bilbelrn oe11 Terite,
fortgller Sen cngelife General Sir
6. SomleD / fine Mcmoirer. Sam=
lep bar cit Gang blepet ie11ot ionn
britilf Nepr9ia1to11t til Sc ltorc tp=
tie Sgltmanpprer. SEQ cit Srofo1t,
'em &ejieren bob6c il1ob1,0t bam
til, trof Set fig iao> at G11glpn6e=
ren baD0e Hlo6s ltnio6elbart be6
Si6en al 8ismorcf % bore ct 8ar
Elool cr fra &ejlcrcr. &oltileren bqr
/ oct Q%llerbe6ltc &ur1pr og UNDER
bolot Jig liplig % tcmnelig bpi=
reltet me6 fin Nobo. gomtolcn bar
liot efter liot fommet i16 poo lelbe
4ellerel1 % bans perionlige Ggen-
ifaber. @ismarcf priite bans 600
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
8ismarefs Dmbpbmins.

@otnen's g1elicf Corps / Sarge
bnr @ort 6ororing paa, at @ortb
Dofotos &obebitoo gipes ct arbet
Nabn en- 8ismarcf, iom M, pefffcr
Sororgelfe. @ubernpr Sra3ier fog
belle @pergSmaalet fen / @pgg beo
at erf1ere, at Spirit 8ismarcf life
poo lang &i6 bapbe bobt noget at
gipre me6 tpff Nolitif> og at man
ioaleoes me6 go6 @ambittigbe6
hunbe beboIbe @obnet, men 6en al
6argos abinber rei1te 8ebegelie
fortlattes Dog, iarlie De6 at CODE
@oob 9ibcS me6 @enipn til bbao
8iSmarcf bur6e. babe bGret falot.
Nean nebner 2incoln iom megct
paSfen6e, ga @te0et til at begpn6e
me6 Dor Sort 2incoln, paa famine
&io 1on Dor melt elife6e Martpr=
preii6ent bil6e ibufommes. Gutter,
til 9Ere for &eltcn ser fol6t be6
-8ig Sorn, ct ogloa nebnt, ligele=
ocs 5iblep, otter Minnelotos BE-
rpn1te General unocr SSn6ionerfri=
gene, Ser uofjempe6e nogle al fine
iterlte Slog / netop oette Strpg of
9toten. Nn0re far fore loaet Mis=
louri til sore for oen ltorc Tlob,
be6 bbis &re6 8Den ligger, me
oenS ogl aa Mrnerifn ct npbr1t 1om
paSlcnoe Napn for Nortb 9ofotos
Sooe6l ta6: Sitter o16re mener, at
mon bpr bol6c fig til Southern .og
folbe 8pen @illon til 9grc for Dor
muperenbe Fr9ii6e1t> eller Ber=
Ding, bbilfct iioite mor 1pnes lp6er
ltot mere itorita6sn1esitgt iar1t icr
bel laa go0t us pao Grpf. Dct CT
for Sci ten NOT ion intercs1 ant, at
@ismorcf / 1872 bcgpnotc Silpn=
rel1en lon1 @6minton men at 11ogIe
foretaglomme Mr11o fort cfter ioa
en- Mnleoning til at foo tpif &opi=
tai ol1brogt / ben por6en6e Scr
ocnSbD pao Geltcns 5letter, 90
6crfor tit Nabnet foronoret til
Sismarcf. Jprlt Otto iatte Yris
poa Sen bom bite sGre, o9 So set
fpr1te &apitol inopieoes / 1888,
1cnote ban Sen tplfe W}iriltcr oer1,b.
sGlorc Tplf buffer c116nl1 me0 bull
fen 9pjtioeliabeo 0cnne Splflanos
GcprGiu,tont optrooote lonme1
me6 General @rout og andre
fic1ote Scr c1li9be6er fra @oiG-
l1gton. Tpr1tcn bop6e et16bi6erc
be0 6c11c Mnle6nil11 ie1>6t en- Sfri=
belle, bbori bnn JONI Nopnefooer
for &obcS1tobcn enifcbe 6en alt
goot. Settle CT alt grobet u6 al
forlfiellige @ejrrcfijter ion 5pIgc
af 6argo=&pin0crues Omopbnmgs=
paoh1n6.
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SDIimann,

aSlllliorilte1 %, Tal1felGierc1l, op=
troootc for ct life meget tolrigt
F11bllfum pao ~&offu1onns, @otel",
og bite fig at berc en- m1cgct bobil
Ea1fcnlpillcr itco en- iorbIpffenoc
5ingerfer6igbeo. = Sans Jorlp9
n1e0 ~ocn ljette Cans" 1om 0o11lti=
nus, Nor6manoen @mil &nu6ien
og flere on61v ogioo far qibet os
@fsempler poo, por Set Scr inter
eS1erebe Hubltrrm melt. Son bar /
'Ston6 til t. gf5. at finoe ifiultc
@jenl tan6e bc6 / Soonoen at bol0e
ct Mc1ncife, Ser ippn6t fe1te6c lin
Spmerflpmbco poo Set, Scr lf1lloc
finocs. Set CT Sc 1>un6oooelige fine
Observation-Disclosures / Mcoiets &oouo
lpln SanfelGl cre11 entcl1 11bilfoorliGt
ellen mere beuiolt lobcr fig pcjleoc
at. - Set n1clt lenlotioucllc mace
De Dol1, 0a Don gjpttc0c @ubli=
fllnls lanli9ltc To11fer; +. CTS. ga
ban / Si%lfeefsportpr 81. 8ilbclm=
le1,s im1lffe Zine meect riatiqt lu~
tic, at ban tr11ftc pao Eoris' Sc
lcjrine i 1870, pg So bo11 ligelcocs
"1ejlirit tpoeoe Set @orstol, Scr ltoo
lfrcret / SEN Mino ioh iao poo
SlcnfrGlmncr Tbaorups Singer.
CT set lnocrligt, at Ger bar
olminoeli9 @pjtioeli9beo og, @cpu-
0clle!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

DuUlIItCl, IuVOe QQt rQlc rettt Oh
betegrebe olle @icnitanoe omfring
|itg n1cb beres rette Nabn. / Mar
gm1n1eI por bn1 bcpnrbret / Mo{c<
beger,m % tu11be 116lngge beres
S1r6bolo. ga ian bor Is Man1te=
Der, begp16te bm at leic 9ilto=
RE og crbbcrbebe fig 1,rber ii11e fsr=
1te- Qebeaar eA effter 6en Ei6s 6or=
BOLD eneitooert6e a1,n6itab i Si1to-
tic. 9rer,ge, lnrte fig ogioa at to-
le 2attn og Ura,if, me1 6e6e loo,
f%l.l6fommet oberanitre11gt og no,
tGrt - 5 Mar gommeI.
Snmme Mar iom &eineten: bleo
|fsbt, iaa ogioo ct or6a @i6u,toer.
barn Dagens 2ps - set bar Sean
8aratier, Sen al al en- frmnff
&rG1t. $an beap,bte fin @folcgang
auerebe / TT a11et 2epeoqr = IGr=
tc @prog, 81. a. Sebrniif, itubereoe
Mitrorom1i, Motematif 90 6udofi
oa bafte be6 IA Mors Moeren Itor
SPigt be6 l1niperiitetet / Sullc /
9p1flan1 pe6 fin uie6bmIige &unb~
fabSrig6om. Men ser bleD intt of
bans NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., oo ban 81
&c at 5pring / t9 Mors M6ere11.
Gamti6ig lepe6e / 2iibecf ogiao
Ell Hige, Mag6oleno En,icb, bpis
Gori ta16 bot %uip6bn,1lig ti6ligt 1,o=
riflt. mere6e / fine ti6ligitc 8ar=
neaar lerte bum at beberifc @rnlf,
2ottn 90 6ranif. Men ogioo b1,11
oe6e, fpr bum bleb fl1l6t uobitlet.
Mor 1872 fit q, fottia @1,nlt1er
/ 8rtitol CIT Se11, font meget tioligt
bite en- uipobnnlig 8cgobelic. =
Sans Napn nor Gbo111os Gboter=
ion, og UNDER lpffelige Omltn11oig=
beber ct Set m1ligt, at bnn bar
bleben en- ltor 9igter. Ibomas lfrcp
nemlig 8ers, ion / nlo>1ge &en=
leenoer rage6e langt op ODER bans
Somtibs Hoei. 8eb ID Mors Ml6c=
rem bob6e ban Ell go6 5tiniug OF
btoe bobe babt e, trDg Sremtib,
bbts ban life bob6e uogipet fine
9igte for at bore eomle. San 1ot=
te ne11lltg poa fin Gigtiomling, at
oo1 bar ifrebet al cit M11nb ON
firing Mor 1400> oe 6ettc lille lit
tcr9re 8eoragcri, ion mt bil6e bo=
be 1faffet fin Torfatter Mp for fin
Befeoerbe6> %poelog6e bom totolt.
San n1ilteoe fit Sitting og oe0e i
Tottigoom % l1bemprfetbe6.
Slere ltore @iocnifobsmnlro far
bit ocres 8eaapclic ti6ligt, men
Hegelen ct, at ct iterre Mu1osor=
beloe / cit for ti6lig Mlocr unocr-
arober Slrn6Debcn % bunifcligejpr
Den ienere l10bif1ina: Meget In1,-
gore Gus nogct @ibunoerbdrit fo,1
oe1 9reng forttt1e, iollt, mar oe1l
rette Eio CT in6e, logger al fit
Snteresie / at tilegne fig Sc a1,n6=
ltober, fon1 bbbes / Sfolen. timber
DC fprItc Sfoleaar logger bo1
@r1111oc1r til fin frenrtioige &ibe1,,
or enbber fat1, ielp ON bm life
eler noge1t @i0u116erbornsbcgobclic,
bc6 Sli6 % Sr1tcresie naa meeet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
6nif ppr @ogbanoel.

Vile Bigger fra port Eager iennet
purtpfrit meb Taffepoit, elIer 81.
ureis: men pnifer man Eaffcu az
'nreret maa 5 Gents efstra mebiyI
qe 8eitil1ingen.
6. &asmnsien &c.,
72O-722 81. 4tb St,
Minueapolis, @irn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

ne $eniee1be fine Detre, i6et big
ie fun iiGl6e1 norr1tes meo De til
i~trGffelige &unbfaber Tom boroen-
DC Susmsbre. Sc mungler enbnu
Sun for bbor n~e6penbigt bette er
for $iemmets 2pffe. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08
1nkfi
Sam sigeP:

AHeesales If U. S. Fiske Bureau. vi tiIbyd.r, p akket
IL Funds Kasser:
Sablefish (Black Cod) lac per Pund. Pike,
15c. Red Snappers (Red Cod lac. Her
ring Q6se, f~rossen) SC. Whiting, Sc.
Pickerel, 12c. Whitefish, 15c.
For 50 Pund KAISER tilf6i 25c.
100 Pund blandet Udvalg at o~venstaaends
Sorter. $3.50. so Pund $3.50.
VI garantere; Prompt F~orsendelse, TIL.
1redshed eller Pengene tilbagesendte.
Skriv efter vor iIlustrerede Prisliste
Northern Fish Co., Dept. x, Duluth, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

Fra West Denmark, Wis, 1870.
DANsKERNE I POLK COUNTY, WIS, we'd A. Bobjerg.
MICHIGAN, at A. Bobjerg.
DE DANsKE I MANsTEE, MICH. (Efter Presterne H. Rosen-
stand og K. c. Bodholdt SAINT j. P. Paulsen, John Freiberg
og N. A. Nielsen) Samlet at A. Bobjerg.
ERNST NIELSEN SAILING.
EN- PIONERPRAST l MICHIGAN.
NELS JOHNSON, af A. Bob1erg.
DEN DANsKE KoLoNI 1 JUHL, sAN1LAC CO., MICH, at c.
Mortensen.
DE DANsKE / MANIsT1QUE, at Pastor Chr. Falck.
IOWA, af G. S. Strandvold.
DE DANsKE WE'D JEWELL. HAMILTON CO., Ia, at Pastor
Chr. Falck.
DANsKE WE'D WEST BRANCH, CEDAR CO., Ia, at Pastor
Th. P. Beck.
DE DANsKE I SCRANTON, GREENE CO., IA, at Pastor E. A.
Hj3rtsvang.
bette Dobbelhefte e r forsynet med Sc Billeder OF Portrmtter.
1NDH0LD AT HEFTE Sc.
DEN DANSKE KOLONI WE'D MOORHEAD. MONONA CO.. LA.
AFT Tobensen.
DEN DANsKE KoLoNI WE'D RUTLAND, HUMBOLDT CO.,
at L. P. Jensen.
DANsKE DIES MONIES, Ia. Til Dels efter M. Lauritsen.
MINNESOTA.
DE DANSKE BAPTISTER l CLARKS GROVE, FREEBORN On
MIMI; at Thomas P. Christensen.
DE DANSKE l OG OMKRING GENEVA OG EILENDA1E MIMI
at Thomas P. Christensen. '
DE DANSKE I OG WE'D SLEEPY EYE. MIMI
SOUTH DAKOTA.
DE DANsKE WE'D ETHAN, S. OAK, at c. Thomson.
FRA VIBORG, S. OAK. WE'D M. Serensen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

en- arm i Nord Minnesota.
Godt Prerie Land,
sort Jord, Lerunderlag, ingen Stem,
$50. pr Acre, 40 Aars It'd.
k.Ogsaa "Homesteads", Inlet Uphold eller
Fosbedringer kreves. Vii hjslpe Dem med
n faa Kveghold.
Northern Land Co., Bemidl, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-02-08

ar ca $4,000 Acres Lane

Tilealnc Har ca 5000 Acres Land
9o' tilsalgs. Detmeste er hard.
wood Land, fra IS. til SIS. pr Acre. Sel-
ger Landet med So. pr Acre kontant, Re.
stem paa Kontrakt, som kan afbetales paa S
a6Aar, E Procent Rente. Har flere OPP
dyzkede Farme omkring Bimidji. Err Ejer
og Agent. A. R. ERICKSON, Bemidji.
The Washington times., 1918-03-17
the Theaters
Here Are Offering
Patrons Next Week

washington music lovers are to
hear the San Carlo company, with its
many new and celebrated singers, in
the following well arranged roper
toire:
Monday. March 25, Aida" Tues
day, 'e'aust;;" Wednesday matinee.
Carmen evening. "Rigoietto'
THURSDAY. "Cavaileria" and "Pagliacci
two casts); Friday. Jewels of the Ma
DONNA" Saturday matinee, La TraV-
iata,r evening. "Il Trovatore. Among
the. notables to be heard are Marcelia
Craft, the American prima donna, as
marguerite" and f''Violetta; Nine.
Esther Ferrabini, soprano from the
Montreal Opera. as "Carlqen; Miss
Elizabeth Amsden, formerly soprano
with the Chicago Opera, as "Aida
and "Maliella:" Miss Marta Melis'
contraIto. late of the Teatro San Car
10. Naples. as "'Carmelar in THE
Jewels" Mons. Joseph Royer. new
French baritone, as "Amonasro'
(Aida1, and "Escamillo" (Cermenb.
The operas will be conducted by
The Washington times., 1918-03-17
SAVOY.

The screen offering for both today
and tomorrow at Crandalrs Savoy will
be "Stella Marls." an adaptation from
the wide.y-read novel by William J.
Locke. Mary Piclpord is the fea-
tureI player. and for the first time in
her career she is pictured in a dual
impersonation-th OF Stella Naris.
n sweet-tempered miss. and Unity
Blake, an ugly and deformed orphan.
The story is one that il almost uni
verssl in its appeal. providing enter
teinment OF the most acceptable sort.
Mss Pickford is supported in this pro-
duction by cast that includes such
notablss as Conway 0earle. Herbert
Standing. and Josephine Crowell.
Other films to be shown a. the Sa-
yoy during the present week include
the following: Tuesday. Elsie FerGrI-
son in Rose OF the World" Wednes-
day. Pauline Frederick in Madame
jealousy" Thursday. Kitty Gordon in
The Wasp" Friday. Beverly Bayne
and Francis Dushmsn in Under Sus
picion. Saturday, SeSsue Hayakawa
in Hidden Pearls" and Polly Moran
in the comedy. "Sheriff NelFs Tussle."
The Washington times., 1918-03-17
AMERICAN.

Beverly Bayne and Francis Bushman
are co-starred in the cinema drama.
Under Suspicion" which occupies the
screen at Crandall's American today.
1t is taken from Hugh Weir's novel Of
newspaper life. The heroine is a re-
porter. while the hero is millionaire's
son. The latter. knowing the contempt the
girl feels for his iuxury-lovirg existence.
secures situation as a reporter and
by his solution. o. great jewel robbery.
proves to her worth. Uneasy
Money" nedy-Grama featuring Tay-
Ior Holmes viii be shown tomorrow.
Other attractions, for the week are:
Tuesday. Earle Williams in His Moth
er's Sin - Wednesday. Alice Brady in
Woman and V 'fe: :" Thursday. Ethel
Clayton in "WhinS OF Society" Friday,
Ella Hall in The Charmer :" Saturday.
Charles Ray in His Mothers Boy"
supplemented by "The Son OF Democ-
racy," series picture. featuring Ben
jamin Chaplin.
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METROPOLITAN To HAVE OPERA
PANToMIaIE.

Rimsky KorsakonCs opera-pantO-
mime. lie Coz dor" ons OF the most
interesting OF the novelties planned
for production this season by the Net
ropolitan Opera Company. will be Civ
en- ear'y in March. The work is Pc
cullarly novel in view OF the fsc- tLst
while Il is being sung by the singers
the action is entirely done in panIO-
mime Dy the ballet Il. requires.
therefore. a double cast.
Those who are to take part
The Queen. Nine. Bsrrientos and " ,s
CALI; The King, Messrs. Didur q
Bolm; The General Messfs. Re ,-s
and Bartik; AInalfi. Misses BrstSsp
and smith; The Astrologer, MIaszrs-
Diaz and Bonhglio; The p Ne.
Messrs. .Audisio and Hail. -, a
knight. Messrs. Eeschiglian sad
johnson.
The work. which is in three u-ts-
was done in London and Paris ia 1875
bv the Russian Ballet. the Paris
duction being conducted by P -
Monteaux. who will direct il he.
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KNICKERBOCKER.

The House Of Glass" adopted from
the tremendously successful stage We
h.cle OF the same title by Max Mar
Gin. will be given its local premiere
today at CranGalrs Knick erbocker
and will remain the attraction there
tomorrow. Clara KImball Young is
pictured as the central character. that
of Margaret Case, q young girl who
although Innocent, serves a prison
term as an accomplice in a great
level theft. Paroled at length. she
disappears. returning ten years later
as a wealthy married woman. She
is recognized by a detective, and the
outlook Is very dark, when a curious
turn OF circumstances brings about
a happy ending. Corless Giles. Ed
ward Kimball and Norman Seloy are
members Of the supporting cast.
Another prominent stage success.
"The Song OF Songs" h. Edward
sheldon. is scheduled for Tuesday. Ell
sic Ferguson being the featured
player. First local showing Of ''The
Beloved Traitor" an adaptation from
Frank Packard's novel. will he made
Wednesday and Thursday, with Mae
Marsh featured. The newest William
$. Hart picture, "Blue Blazes Raw
den," will hold the screen on the two
remaining days OF the week.
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CRANDALI.'S.

Eugene Walters stirring drama,
The Knife" will be shown in photo
play form at CrandaIrs today and to-
morrow with Alice Brady pictured in
the central role. II relates a story
that is unique in both plot and situa-
tiOn.
An innocent girl, or a visit to Sew
York. is drugged and kept prisoner.
Her fiance and guardian. famous for
his surgical researches, locates and
rescues her. lie avenges her treat
ment at the hands OF her captors In
an unique and adequate fashion, and
it Is ths nature Of this revenge that
q Ives the drama its title. Appearing
in support of Miss Hrady Il n cast
which includes Frank Morgan. Crau-
ford Kent. Helen i.acliey. Paul DGucet,
and Alice HCllister.
"A Weaver of Dreams romantic
drama OF particular appeal. is
scheduled to hold the screen on Tues
day and Wednesday, with Viola Dana
pictured in the central character
izlti"n. Commencing Thursday and
'rcmsipiug for the rest 0f the week.
an absorbing drama, The Brass
Check" based On popular novel
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AVENUE GRAND.

"The Marionettes," photopiay
which owes its origin 10 the drama OF
that title by Fierce woIn. is the at
traction. to be shown at -crandalPs
Avenue Grand today and tomorrow.
Clara Kimball Young, who Is fea-
tured, has the role Of a young neg
lected wife. who realizes that she has
yet to win her husbands love. finds
inspiration at a puppet show and
evolves a scheme which is crowned
with success.
Other pictures OF prominence listed
for showing the current week are an
nounced as follows: Tuesday, Viola
Dana in The Winding Trail" We'd
nesday. Dorothy Dalton in "Flare-Up
SAL" Thursday, Pauline Frederick In
Madame Jealous;" Friday. Carlyle
Blackwell in His Royal Htghness:"
Saturday. Kathlyn Williams and Wal
lace Reid in The Things We Love"
supplemented by the Keystone COM
edy. His Disguised Passion"
The Washington times., 1918-03-17
CASINO.

Completely renovated and redeco-
rated, the Casino Theater, at Seventh
and F streets northwest. will reopen
today under the management of
Harry NJ. Crandall. Mr.. Crandall an
nounces that he has leased the edifice
for an extended period for the pur-
pose OF exhibiting some OF the
screens most noteworthy successes.
THE Birth OF a Nation" generally
conceded to be the highest repre-
sentation OF photoplay ert, Is the
opening attraction, and will be shown
today and all week. II is the work
OF David wark Griffith, and Is an
adaptation from Rev. Thomas Dixon's
novel, 1.-THE Leopard's Spots" ano
"The Clansman."
Astounding in scenes that at once
thrill and grip the emotions. some of
it's most notable views are those
showing the assassination OF Presi-
dent Lincoln in Ford's Theater and
the gathering of the Ku-KIuX Klans
In mystic formation. The cast is
headed by Henry b. Walthall. mas
ter OF the repressive style OF acting.
Others in principal roles are Mae
Marsh. Lillian Gish, Miriam Cooper.
Robert Harron, George Seigmann.
Walter Long. and Spnttiswoode Ait
ken. Specially arranged music viii
accompany the pictures.
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AIDA HAS HER owN pHrLosopHY.

Below are some of the flashes Of
philosophy OF the noted singer,
Frances Aida.
Two of the singers greatest foes
are steam heat and lack OF exercise"
III prima donnas would talk less
and sing more it would be much more
dignifed."
There is practically no limita,,
tons. to a woman's possibilitIes-ex-
cept the limitations which the mas
cuIlne mind and we ourselves set
"one of the best and susest ways
In which to learn to sing well Is. not
to sing"
"A hothouse existence will destroy
the loveliest voice in the world
"Notoriety-seeking is one of the
things that women have not yet
learned TO avoid" -