davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
tloeiG;e 1DSihnaet,tCm Tiir
Hic 2smtsricancr.

Gublens. - Sdnee bcgrilntc
bic americnniidJen Srnppcn in
ben beieBteu Oentihen Cje6ietcn
am 8etBnad)tsmprgen. Der
Sfneeina begann mad Niitter=
| nad)t nnO onuerte an, bis Der
gan5r 0iitrict in oer lImgebung
BON Srier me9rere 3ul bOA be-
0eft mar.
Die 6anptgDttesoienite Oer
Nmerieaner iBuroen in GOblenS
nbgelalten, tbatiddlidJ murSc
absr Der Sag III ieber Grtid|aft
un6 in ieoem 1SelDlager Ses $c-
3irfs uun ben Nrmeecaplanen
init 8ottesoieniteu begDnnen
nnO bic Wannidaften betGtiliq.
ten iid) in erOker 3nhl on benz
ielben.
Sedls Meiicu uur0cu in Der
gr0hten fathuliidlen Stride Der
Stabt GObleus celebrirt, nobel
! mehr ais 1000 NmerieaHer Die
III. Communion empfingen.
Die SauptgOttesoienite Der
proteituutiidleu Americaner MIR,
Ocn in Der Gapelle oes f0niali.
den SdllGhes in GO6leni abgc-
faltcn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

uno 2or0sberg blieben I'M Gabinett
0ie es beiBt miro Sde.oemaaH an
Scales Steue Das Ausndrtige 4ut
lIbernehHeu Rosie oas Nilitnpe
len imo @iiiel Die zocialpoHtit.
lie reue 8e9ieruna nat eine Bro
etanaiion eriniien In rclacr e5
heIbt &ir hnbcu Die EiIidltcu ais
Gcmnliiidre oea 0olfs oui inns ac
noutlaen4 MI DEM ei0 RI 44es Jar
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

9tegeriol6aten nabnlen in 9len
gorf geDoltiom geiib pon einer
@irt6idait, uaf0em lie oereu Be
liter, Der ibnen Spirihioieu perlpet.
aerte, perpriigeIt batteu. SIe murs
0en BON 100 8oli]iiten. untcritiIgt
BON 80 Uiihtdrpoli3iiten. ieitgeuonls
men, troboeu Elm Bob pon 1000
Jtegern iu6te Die 2eute 81 beircien.
Bon Der 8oIi5ei uno Den Soioatcn
mur0en nieArere 1niiiie a69cgeben,
0od) mur0e 9tiemano Derlebt
am heaIihteu Io8e puroe
Deoies &rulion. Gin 3iamqntenbano-
fer IN Ghicogo, III ieiuen C8eid0its.
rdun1en i'm 8e6du6c Der Earrings g.
Eruit So. ron 1 Hunoitcn uberiai
len, 1cbunoen mo I'M 2umcIcn int
0eahc uou S58,000 berau6t.
2Sn 1linneapolis nuroe Die
2Imerican ;SeiueIrn 60. oon 4 als
6oI5idGer Uertleioeten 9on6iten I'm
8glo, Iiumouteu uH0 an0ere 1yu.
naIen i'm (3eiamTniDerthe BON SO
600 5proubt
81 9ainbrioga ga erihoB Gin
9iftar oigr @le8er, Die oerilidieu,
non 6er2ecahlr GoitntB-5orm 3u eHts
meideu uno ibn augrifien
llruqltoN rat ar1en 0rohgp0e
9rbeiierifrelts 0o5 9liitdr mp5iii.
llrt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
3nr 90gc
TT 9cnti1lanO.
3lene3 Gn6inett gebilOet. - @sitglics
Der bes rnOicalen 1Siiisels Der
SueialOemOfratcn 5ariidsetreten.
= ebert, Sdeicemnnn II. 9auOs-
BERG, Die &crtrcter Der @emafig-
ten, bleibeu am 9inoer.

gImiterOnm. II Die ylinobh1ngi,
gen" (raoicalen) Sociol0enofratcn,
Die biSber i'm Observation-Disclosures
mo in nnOeren prcuBiibeu Ientern
oienter. hn6cn na6 Iangeu Sibun9eH
0es Cabinets ana AeS SaloGtelt-s.l.
2lr6eiterrathS, ibre 9lemter HirOerle-
legt itno oil Sic Stellc oe5 bi@berigcn
@tiniiters oe5 2IcuBern @naie, oe$
0}iuiiter5 fir 5pcialpoIitif 9ortb
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

&nibiustun, ,. +. - @is sum II.
December waren i'm san5cn 6S,000l
americaHiihe Soloaten BON ieuIcits
Oe3 Ccean& uadj ben Ser. Staoten
5uriidaebra6t un0 etiuas ii6er 500.
900 IN Oen iuldnOiiheu 9(rmeelogern
ans Dem 0ieuite cntIolen porOen,
njc sen gtitglie0ern oes 0tiIit1ruus-
ihulieS 0eS 9Ibgeoroneteubauies &c.
Ie8eHtlid Der oieStp6dligen @onfe.
cerj i'm arie9S- 0epartemem mitge.
tbeilt murOe.
Ole gntIoihmg Der Gfficiere er.
fol9t in idneIlem Genlpo, iogte @or.
iieer Deut; ieit lluteweibune oes
Observation-Disclosures 1inO $4,000 entlai.
ien moroen.
Gic 8ruppenbeioroerung non aus
mGrtS opt Shiiicu Der Der. Stoaten
lit auf 100000 3aun per Monai be-
idlrauft, Ood boift 0aS Gepartement
oieie 3abl auf 100000 bis 100000
erboben 5u t0nucn Gieie 6rb0hlng
bangt aber, pie Gorliber Gent er.
fldrte, oopou ub, ob un0 luie biele
meitere Sdiiie BON 0eu 9laiirien er-
longt lmo nie piele omericaniihe
lyrattihiife in GrauSportidiiie i'm.
geGn0ert peroeu fcnuen.
IS liegt nibt in Der 2lbiift oes
&riegsamt8 irgenomeId)e Gruppen in
oen inIGuoiiAen 9lrmeeIogern aui
unbeitimmte Belt ouriIf3ubolteu.
Dieic Truppen merben 70 ibneu oe.
mo6iliiirt, ais 0ie 0ioidinerie oes
DepartementS 0ieS ermoglibt
Gs lpitO eriuurtst, Oaf bis 3nm I.
,Sebruar alle jcbt in ben G0mps be.
iinSlidjen SUIOntem ans benz Dill.
tdr6ienit eutlaiien nno beimscfsErt
ieiu uerOen.
Dieic N}ittbeilln9 nadltc arieB9
iecretdr 4ofer Dem 2l6acor0nctcu
Sqoc aus ct. 2ouls, Ger betreHs Scr
Blanc oeS 0epartement5 ,be3iigliyb
Der 10. Gioiiion rm 2ustiiut nadb-
geiuft botte.
DaS arieasomt uno oic bureaus
Der GonareBdbgeor0ueten per0en
aegenm1rtia formlih iiberilutbet NIT
@utloiiung6gelIhen. Die fiir Die sc.
iut6e anaeiilbrteu @riiuoe limo in iait
ieoem Safe 9epidti0c, Der groBen
3obl Der 0jenfe pegen uno in gln,
betrodt Ger 3batiahe oaB Oic 1eno.
6iliiatioH 3Itr State BON 100000 bro
ISOLDE erfoIat, f0nue aber, pie Der
arieqSiecretdr ioat, feiuen Spe.
ciaIgeIu6en @criidiid)ti9ltng gege.
ben mer6eu. Iic acten 5eiqien, baB
aegenp1rtiq ie6e 0ohc 100000
Maun entIoIieu piirocu uu0 mebr
fonne 6ic 0laidinerie oeS 7eporte.
ments uid)t leiIleu SIS lei cine pbpii.
id)c llnm0qlidfeit, bic l1nteriitdllu.
qen ln0 Die oiiicicarn 9(cten in gro.
Berer 3obl ais Jest ab3llierii9en
!Srn. 9ofcr'8 2nfht. ooB aae
Qeute Bis gum I. 1c6ruor mie6er }u
6oltie Iein ucroen, oriin6et fh anf
Die 16atiode 0ob nebr oIs 100000
Monn bcreitS entlaiicn mur0ca un6
nur nod I WiinnB @}am ii oen
Camps uerbleibcn To oS nod ctfUa
b Rodeu Big am +. ,scbutar iino
uno 100000 Manu modleHt'id ents
lnIicu mcroen, f5nucu iomdt bi5 0n.
hin oic }rrmceIogcr ool[itduoig ae'
raumt iein.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

3o6Ireidle aIagcu uon beimtcb
rcnoen 5oI0ateH ij6er Ole in ben
auntiueu Der ~. lP IS. 2I.4 NJ
5rantreid geiorocrteu un0eritamt
ho1en 4reiie lDeroeH oom arie9samt
nttgriHdlt lueroCn
6'rauateuIaoe btbeilun9 Ger 3
Giie' 'I6en 9unitions iabrit iu GI-
tertolun, y y, nuroen / Rerioasa
getgoiet uno etma 20 a16are DerIegt
mehreya mnhriheinIid1 t50Njdl
Eu Barcelona. 5paHien. fam
es 5uti1cn fuhdngerH Ser 2lutoE1
Hig Gartei m5 Der fgaaiiheu Gia-
heiis Enrt7i ~ bIuti8eE aramnuen.
Gin gol4eileutnoHt puroe eriboIiet
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

uno Oes 2emo6HiiiungS Winiiter5
ser 3uriidgetreteuen Ser.
treter Der IociaIoeniofratiihen Mint
0erbeits- -@ruppe I'M bisberigen
@bert ihen Cabinet, muroen Sou.
perneur 9tosfe bon aicl, Geoocteur
2oebe BON Ser 9re5lauer o8oIf8-
modt" lnO Der &eiAsabgeorOncte
g8iliel cruonnt. G6ert Sheioeronp
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
Seeps 2llilIiSmen Ge.c.

2OnbOn. giafJSem nnn
nmtlidlc 3ablen ii6er bic tran-
sGiiideH Serlnite i'm ariege
bDrliegen, lit es m6glidl, an.
nGbernO ben SerluIt an @ten-
fdenle6en ein5uidJaten. Sine
9UnSOner 9epeid)c gibt Die 3abl
Der SoOteH 0es 8cltfriegeS mi
5,936,504 an. Sic bertGeilcn
fidy fplgeH6rrmafen:
@riten, 106, 126; 6ran}ulcn,
1,071,300; 9lmericanrr, So
AS; 9lniien, 100000, Ceiter-
reifcr, 100000; SeatidJe L.
100000.
Die 6eiammtDerlnitc Sentidl.
limbs uerocm pom Serlirer
p@OruGrtS" amf 6,33O.000 am-
geseben, Die Der Eelterreider
anf 100000, Die Ser6ien's
anf 100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
Cine tbeMrs Geitpisbte.

GOblens. - gtcnn NlilliDnen
0iarf (S2 ,250,000) iinO ansSer-
lin in 6oblen, eingctroffen, ais
Sbeil5nblnng bes 8clOes, Oas
9entidDlanb gum llnterbnlt Der
americaHildcn Seieenngs gr-
NEE bei5utragen lat. ,Sm gam
sen babem bic 9entidjen Jest
nuf @rnnO Der gSaffenitiIl-
itanSS Sc0ingungen an Die
9lmericaner IS WdQiDnen
Morf (etuas iiber II Wtiaionen
9OllHrs) amsbe3nblt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
tSlieoer : 1lnfGNc.

Jort 0Ortb, Ser. Sergeant q.
g 6astea, Sagamore, Maii.. unroe
gct5ofet mo Games j. Moore, 6lie.
gerie5rer, idbiuer Derleet bel ciuen
5iu8}euqunfa1 IN aimble Gountg.
HOfuitle Genter, u. y. - Gut6-
bert URi1s, eiu i'm 5Iuapoit0ienft fte-
ben6er 1Iieacr, erIitt otn 3iannen.
too, ais Ju Godpiae Genter. Y g.,
icin 1u3}eu8 aus einer 60be Don
5000 sur bero6itiir3te uno 5euer
ing.
Bni6iugto1, Z. 6. g9ic 0aS
ariegs Ge1orteuent befonrt9ob, iiao
i'm beriloiieuen Sabre t50 americ6
uii6e Ciiieiera oes sFliegeroieH't' IN
6raufreih i'm Sample aeiaQeH
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
Sie Gutlaiinng
Der Srngpea.

$4,000 americaniidlc SDlSaten bis
Jest UOn europa beimsebradlt. =
6tiuas iiber 100000 Niann ans
ben 6amps i'm sSnIdHSe cntlaaeu.
- AlIe Sente in ben Camps iol-
len bis 5nm 1. 6e6rnar beimfeb-
reH. {.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
IN determination. III. nnr0l

.5n 9loomir9tou Ga, nllr0e
Der 9Ielpmcrfet Experimentation
nabit Iuebreren aaarcHjeu0cn De.
6au9eH onrt 5euer ]eriiort 1dJaf
Den 100000
IHnf ganoiten 6cron6tcn nm.
ter georohtn5 0es Gerionals bic
9auf Don Summt. ajrer eoritdot
Gbicagos nm $2I000 mo erita.
men zIc 5aiian 5Hr Giuidufterun8
Be. peri0noI5 ibra 9iitoIen ab1e
id)oiicu.
9lit $500 cHtDjidtc ciu
Zicb, Scr IN >noionapolis in bic
Cii'fe 9e5 5,aatsicCrgtdrs ciuge
0nH9cu mar.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

iSiinf 9erionen uur0eu qet5S.
iat aIs ein Mute uabe atlantic Sin,
9s =. eurH Sos 8eldn0er ciucr
Crude ms 8olier iauite.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
2lmericaniIebc 1,cria,Ftc.

0ai6iugfOn, .. e. - CIe ioIgen.
Sen 8erlultc Der anerlcoHiiden
Irnppeu in Jranfretd HR0 IN Der
Belt pom 10. bis sum 30 1cccal1cr
ind. betdnui8eletcn l0oroen
,,m Seer ,5m aampi leianeH,
1872; an Gerwuuoui8eu geliorben,
65l; 6ur6 lluiaa o0cr ats ioaiii9er
llriode, l03 an araHt6eiten sSl;
6ur6 1tu1jcu0lnialle, ~ le'dll oer'
mluoct. 2715. uerpun0et. uu5etarnt
mie idlDer. 2,65t; idper permmoet
1851 ccrmBt t,i07
,,m 0iarjuccorp5 Sm aanpT
oeiaacn, 2t. an 8rruinonu1eH e.
itorbcn. #. on arauf9eltc1 ,;
if,ncr Uerpua0et SO, leidlt perl0llu
Set, L. ueruiH0Ct, nntc,annt me
idmgr, / permjBt, t2
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

True translation filed with the Postmas-
ter at Milwaukee. Jan. 2 1879. as required
by the act of October 6. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

True translation filed with thu postm .stsr at
Milwaukee, Jan. 2. 1919 as required by
the act of October 6, 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

Die 9(eDolliilon, ond Telt elltldlloren
uu0 rijdbaltsICs &c0en pcrlrtbeilen0,
Der Die Rcoo!utioH 0e3 Bolts ais
NlittCl bcnu6t. I'm 0eu lerrorismus
Der NlinOerheit 5u cntiadcn."
Strafenfanpfc in &crlim.
4nriS. Sn @erlin fam IS am
Gora6eu0e pon 28ei1nad)ten ruo um
Neibuodt9ieite ielbIt 5u blutiaen
StraBeufdmpicn nioIge 3uinnmeu.
it0Bcn 3piihen ser rcpu6licouiihcn
8aroc umO rebellii6en 0}otroien, Bel
meld)cn, uie 0a3 0eutihe 9rouaqan.
oa-9ureau meloet. rs 8crionen 0c-
toOtct purocn. Die ongreifenocn
Gruppen uerlorcu 56 Nloun. un6
ouBer0cm nlrr0en 6 Wtatroien uno
3 8oli5iitell, Die olii Ser Settle Ser
Mntroieu fdmpiten gct00tet. 9aS
Bureau tbeiIt ferner nit, 0aB be.
trG6tli6er ShaOen am faiicrlihcn
Sdlob angerid]teet moroel lei, ii6cr
100 Srdnoten puroen auf 6os
ShloB abaeieNert.
&craluaBt luur0en sic almpie
outdl cinen gci9Iub 0e9 42ilit1r-
commouoanten Don9crlin, Ocu ar0B.
ten 3heil Der @'arine.9ieierDiiten,
mcide ieit 2luS6ruh Ser HeDolttion
@odt0ienit i'm repolutiouoren6orpt-
quarter getbon batten, 5u eHtIaIien
un0 ab3uI6bneu Die O}atroicn mo-
rem iiber Die 9teunronno lnlaehalten
uno iniceuirten in peridic0cncn Gbei.
len ser 9(ltito0t 9calonitrotioncn
Die 9riii3 erreidlte ibren 6ohepunct,
oIs cine 0latroian 2lbor0ulng I'M
6auptduortier be5 Gommau0aften
erIdlien Inn gegcn 0eiien onqebli6
iein0IeIige 0aItltuQ 3u proteitiren.
9ieier beoroerte Sic rcpubliconiihe
8aroe bcrbei, ncld)e oui Die Q}otro.
fen ipiort Bel ibrem gi1treifeu Ma.
ifinenQemehrieller er6finetc. Tor.
ouf grifien Die N}atroien oa5 61upt,
quartier an nahmcn 0cn Gounans
0auteu mo iciue 2Ioitonten gcfans
gen ln0 per6arrica0irten iid) i'm
ShIoB.
Sin GolnpromiB, Sen Sic gbert'.
ihe 8e9ierilnq NIT 0en rcbeliihen
SeeIuten ihloB. per6utete neitcreS
gIutDer9ieBen Ter GompronliB iiebt
Dor, baB Die Gibiiiou Eruppen BON
Ser @citfront, Die 6in0enbura aiti
griuhen ser 8legieruug nod Berlin
qeionot bate, mieoer ob3iehen uno
sic Solptitaot unter Dem SduBe Don
sIpei Sreimiqigeu Gerbdn0er, in De
nen 0ie Grtremen porbcrri6en be-
laiicn ioQ.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

True translation filed with the Poatmvster
nt Milwaukee, Jan. q 1919 as required oy
the net Of October q lq1T
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Nj! waukee, Jan . 1919 as relltssI by
the act Of october 8. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
aramalle in 9sOien.

Berlin. ,5niolae oes gutioItcns
bon 6Inggen Der 2taiirten unO Der
Ser. StoQten fam e IN 4oien 81
blutigen Strabeuf0mpfen, BET mel.
den es Z 8oote uuo so GerDunOete
go6 Der ocutide 5oIonten- II. 2Irs
beiterratb mnr0e BON oen Eolen al
geiebt, oas 1eiegropbenamt mo ale
ii6rigen oifeutIiden @ebauoe 0on
8oleu hcieRt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05
l,nrubcn 6ri 1aRcloorf.

glmitcrbam. 5m 3iiiieIOOrier
8e3irf fam es 3u einem 5bl9en
aampi 3miihen itreifenoeu 9erglcu.
ten un6 Nlilitdr, ops 0ie 8ru6en be.
mcate. D}ebrerc Berionen Dur6en
1et00tgt ooer uerpilnoct, cbe es Dem
1tilitdr 8eIang, Der ltnruben @err 81
mer0en..
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

True translation FLED with the postmaster a
Miivaakss Jau. ? 1918. as reauirsl 0y
act Of October 8. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-01-05

Trnet etransiatlon flIsi with the Postmaster I
Ail"aukee, Jan. 1919 as required b. h
act Of October :. 1877.
The sun., 1919-07-22
BILL AT THE PALACE
EXCELS IN DANCING
CieOer Vaudeville Offerings
Seen in Other Theatres.

Frisco and his partner, Loretta Nc
Derfnott. Albertina Rasch and the four
assistants Of Charles King. led by Una
Fleming. supplied a variety OF dancing
at the Palace Theatre yesterday after
room. Other popular vaudeville per-
formers on the programme were Billie
Reeves, the Klein Brothers, Ben WEIGH,
Toto and Regal q Moore
Eddie Foy trailed along behind his
talented family again at the Riverside
Theatre and the industrious youngsters
were too considcrate OF his feelings to
sing Everybody Works But Father"
although It's prophet suggested itself to
everybody In the audience. Irving Fisher.
who sings agreeably whether in vaude-
Vile or musical comedy: Bert Fitzeib-
bon and Jason & Hais we're other popu-
lar numbers on the programme.
Henry Lewis led the list of entertain
ers at the New Brighton Theatre yester-
day. But he had James J. Morton to
introduce him. and some of the others
who made the acquaintance OF the audi
ence In this way were Nat Nazzaro,
Fillmore & Williams and the clever Mos
conf Brothers.
"Peek-a-boo" Is now in It's third
month at the Columbia Theatre, with
large audiences to greet the performance
every afternoon and evening.
The sun., 1919-07-22
FALL OF BABYLON
AT CONAN THEATRE
Griffith's Spectacular Screen
Play Has Some Added
Features.
MISS KENNEDY PLEAsEs
Makes Hit at Strand in
Jesse Lynch Williams's
Play.

Continuing his season Of cinemas at
the Cohan Theatre, David w. Griffith
last night showed 1.-THE Fall of Baby
lon," which is not altogether new here.
The Babylon episodes from "Intoler-
ance" are well remembered. so what the
spectators saw last night was a pastiche
of these pictures ana some row ones
that introduced the inevitable love in
terest.
So dominant was this new element
that Mr.. Grifith might appropriately
have called the result "A Cutie at the
CSourt OF BelshazIar." The heroine was
a most determined cutie. She did all
the tricks that are known to the cinema
cut up and made her chief impression as
a Coincidence when she ate raw onions
in the marriage market
Constance Talmadge impersonated this
mountain girl in large city with all
the earmarks OF the camera cutie 8
genius. She has large eyes, a mouth
literally aided by the disturbing cinema
mask and wore q wig. But there was a
great gaiety when she ate the onions.
The Babylon scenes of Mr.. Griffith are
famous. In their suggestion OF space
and magnitude they are Incompatible
Then the teeming life of thousands, the
fire of war and activity of a world are
to be found in these pictures, which rep
resent the best estate the cinema has so
far achieved. They were again to be
wondered at in their realism and more
than all, in their imagination. which is
after all the quality that marks them as
the work OF the artist.
Mr. Griffith may be proud to introduce
them to a public which should be CRATE
full to have again the opportunity to wit
ness anything so unique in movies The
dancer and the singers, who were intro
duced at intervals, did not add TO the
pleasure of the evening
The women stars OF the screen took
possession Of the cinema temples this
week Madge Kennedy Is the heroine at
the Strand Theatre Of a story by Jesse
Lynch Williams. Here is an author
noted for his keen observation of life.
his wit and his finish of style. What In
the world should he be doing In the
movies? Qua t-il-va-faire dams cette
galere?
But Through the Wrong Door" proved
| to have many of the qualitieN of a
popular movie script, and Miss Kennedy
acted with her usual alterations OF
! occurrences and humor.
How Some Animals Behave" which
was in the nature series. referred. OF
course, TO other than the human animals
which had just been disporting them
selves on the screen, while comic and
topical pictures were added. as we'll as
the usual beautiful music to complete
| the programme.
Vivian Martin played In louisiana
at the Rialto, which offered an orches'
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OBITUARIES.
OTIS SMITH NoRTHRoP.
Special Despatch to TEE suS.

WATERBURY, Conn. July 2l.-Otis
Smith Northrop, prominent banker and
business man. died at his home here to-
day of hemorrhage OF the brain. Mr..
Northrop, who was S. years of age, was
president OF the Colonial Trust Company.
controller OF the Dime Savings Bank and
vice-president of the Plume & Atwood
Manufacturing Company here.
He was born at New Haven and came
here at the age OF fourteen with his
parents, Caleb and Mary Jefferies
Northrop. In August. 1881. he married
Miss Sarah Eleanor Garfield OF South
Britain, and was taken into partner ship
by his father, who was in the furniture
business
Mr.. Northrop went to Boston in 1887,
but returned to Waterbury four years
later and became a trustee OF the Dime
Savings Bank He was elected presi-
dent of the Colonial Trust Company in
1909. In addition to his business inter-
ests he headed the executive committee
Of the Waterbury Hospital acted as
treasure OF the Bronson Library, was a
trustee of St. Margaret's School for
Girls and a member of the Society of
Colonial Wars. He was also director of
the Waterbury Gas Light Company,
Clark Bros. Bolt Works and the South
ington American Hardware Corporation
of New Britain.
A widow. one son. Edwin c. Northrop
of Waterbury. and one daughter. Mrs.
Henry D. Minot Of Boston, survive him.
The widow lives at 81 Church street, this
city.
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BOSTON GIRL IS PARIS BRIDE
Mis-. r. l.. Prescott Married 90
Robert w. Adams.

BosroN, July 21,-Announcement In
made by Mrs. LinZee Prescott OF CHOU
caster street of the marriage OF her
Youngest daughter. Frances Linzee Pres
colt, to Robert wellington Adams, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Adams of Kansas
City. Their marriage took place In
Paris. where both have been engaged in
war service-Miss Prescott with the J.
NJ. c. A. in Paris. AK. Brest and else
where. Miss Prescott went abroad six
months ago. The bridegroom. Mr.
Adams, has been in the Tank Corps. He
has returned to this country with his
bride.
The bride Is the sister of Mrs. Theo-
dore C. Baker, formerly Miss Edith Cliff
ford Prescott and now the wife OF Lieut.
Col. Baker. u. 8, A, and OF Mrs. Willard
s. Simpkins, who before her marriage to
Lieut.. Simpkins of the United States
Army was Miss Augusta Peabody Pres
colt These three daughters OF Mrs
Prescott are nieces of Mrs Roger VOL
colt. widow of former Gov. wolcott.
Mrs. William Frank Russell OF Som
ersworth. ". H. announces the engage
ment of her daughter. Frances Elizabeth.
TO Lansing NJ Paine OF Boston. the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph d. Paine OF
Durham, ~ II. He is connected with
the banking Arm of L. II. Rollins &
Son, Boston. He served in France with
the French Ambulance Corps and was
decorated with the Croix de Guerre.
Mrs. 8. D. Warren Of Beacon street
has opened her summer cottage on the
Outer Harbor at Mattapoisett where
she has with her Miss Sylvia Warren
and Henry Warren. Mrs. Warren's place
Is known as Bohemian Manor"
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CHARLES E. TEALE
DIES OF NEURITIS
Former Brooklyn Man Strick-
en- While Visiting Friend.

Charles z. Teale, prominent in Re-
publican politics banking and in church
activities, died of neuritis yesterday
while visiting a friend in Franklin Park,
y, J. He formerly lived in Brooklyn.
where he held many public offices and
was actively engaged in business until
recent years, when he retired. Since
then he had been making his home with
his daughter, Mrs. Charles H. Rue, 124
Tilton avenue, Garden City, where
funeral services will be held tonight at
s o'clock.
Mr.. Teale was born in Nottingham.
England. in ls43. and came to this coun-
try sixty-nine years ago. After acquir-
ing a public school education and en-
gaging successfully in the clothing bust
ness he launched into politics, serving
as a City Magistrate during the ad-
ministrations of Mayors Schieren and
Wurster. as a Deputy Charities Com
missioner under Mayor Low and in 1906
as Public Administrator. He was
member of the old Brooklyn Board Of
Education and was instrumental In Sc
curing the free book system.
-Four years ago Mr.. Teale was made
president OF the board of managers Of
the Kings Park State Hospital. He was
member of the Hanson Place and the
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BRIGHT SKY BRINGS
NEWPORT NEW LIFE
Large Gatherings on Beach,
at Casino and Club.
Special DespatcA 10 THE sux.

Special Despdtch 10 THE suS.
NEWPORT, July 21.-with the advent
OF the sun again to-day there was a
large morning gathering at the Casino
and at the beaches and in the afternoon
at the Country Club.
Among the many visitors at the club
was Prince Aage of Denmark. who is
the guest of Robert W. Goelet. Mr.. and
Mrs John H. Wright of, New York,
guests of Mrs. Harry La, Montague were
also there. as was C. F. Cutting of New
York, guest of Lieut.. Vincent Astor.
Mrs Herbert NJ Hartman. Mrs. Ham,
ilton Carhart, Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer.
Mrs Joseph II. Widener and Mrs. Ogden
II. Hammond were among those giving
luncheons and dinners to-day
Registered at the Casino to-day were
Mr.. and Mrs. Anger of New York. guests
Of Col George r. Fearing; James w.
Barney and A. H. Barney Of New York
guests of Roderick Terry. Jr. and c.
Soldatenkov OF Russia. a guest of Joseph
E. Widener
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Hannah, who
had week end party at Castlewood.
left with their guests for New York to-
day on the steam yacht Editha They
were planning to stop at Narragansett
Pier