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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
BETHESDA

TIL. Epworth park Chautauaua as
sembly on July 24th, this year the pro-
gram has many attractions amonk
them the ''Crawford-Adams CO.. T h,snop
Singers, Howard Concert Co; Bertha
Farmer. Alice Stride Co. Child Won
der: Pitt Parker. artist, and Feichteis
Swiss Iodlcrs.
a school OF missions will DC eon SSe.
/ a. Tindley, the famous colored orator.
| Mrs. o. y. Towndscnd will be here ths
| irst day. August .. All should aval
themselves Of the opportunity 70 at'eho
tho methods hour eash att1rn 10 Potter
and wife Of Wheeling. are sorry TO
hear Of the death Of their son. John'
who was taken so suddenly.
/ The Homo Missionary s %r,d:v me- me-
with Mrs. Nina Glasgow on Frioay eve
ninG. after the officers we're eiec t;Son as
! follows: Miss Mollie Groves prcsloSnt'
Mrs Lulu Duffy. vice-president: Mrs.
J. Vi. Perkins, secretary; MISS Ma.snH
Smith. corresponding secretary M n,s
Glasgow, temperance secretary; MIs.
! Anna E. Albert. secretary OF evansei,s.n
I The report Of tho convention was given
| by Mrs. J. w. Perkins.
Mr.. Gordon Bolon OF Anehs' is hotne
| for his summer vacation.
Mrs Emma Warren has returned from
Pittsburgh where she has spent SONS
| time with her son. .s =, ,ho
A hne program was rcndered AZ tne
Park auditorium on sunday AFTERNOON.
Rev Byrnes OF the South Bellaito
!! church delivered the sermon.
Mr.. John Young and wife or seof'hs'
were hero the FIRST Of the week
Mrs Lena Perkins was taken serious
| Is III on Friday and continues IN very
serious condition. Her brother; , Mf:
Alonzo Smith and wife Of Pennsylvania
and her cousin. Mrs. Turner OF Iowa.
arc here. S..
a, Martins Ferry on Saturday aiter a
pleasant stay with her sister. mrs. JAS
dickson at Epworth park.
Mrs. Robert Hart has for her guess
this week Mrs. LavaGa Strait OF near
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Armstrong ars
rejoicing over the arrival Of new noN
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Howard EFcse
on Wednesday. Il boy. -
Mrs Mary Wiidman OF Bcinont 10
visiting her daughter. Mrs. y. NJ. Gresh.
MIR. Calvin Glover has moved ms
! family 10 property near LoyasFIn-.
Mrs. VIM. Kennesy and daughter W.
aldinc and son William, are spending
some time at Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
LICENSE FEES DUE

LICENSE FEES DUE
All those who have not received their
license Cor the ensuing year arc re.
quested by the city EcenS" clerk and
county clerk to get busy and make their
appearance at these offices before July
18th To date a total OF 1856 license
have been issued by the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
eencer at Hickey's News stand,
seiby Il Reeds Drug Store or the
bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14

! ker are pleased to hear that he 10 get
ting along nicely after undergoing an
operation for appendicitis at the ONO
Valley General, hospital at wheeling
recently.
Frank Lcdvinka Of Bridgeport was
here on business Tuesday.
Hugh A. Barton has returned 70 PM
adelphia after spending several weeks
with his mother Mrs. Belle Barton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-14
All the Country Districts in
Marshall County Show Decrease

Dispatch to today
18th
1920
Of follow:
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17

1878 she moved to this city with her
husband and has since resided h"t"
up to the time OF her death.
During her residence here she &C.
ouired large circle of devoted
friends. who knew her only as a WON
an of q very loving and kind DISPOSE
tiOn.
Surviving she leaves five children
to mourn her death. They are Mrs,
Arthur Cook. Kewanee: Mrs. + X
Lewis. MarseiIlcs Mrs, Fred
Knowles, Ottawa; William Il. Mill
gan Jr.. who served overseas with
GO, G.; Grace and Helen of Ottawa.
Mrs. Milligan also leaves three Efolh'
ers and one sister surviving: John
f. Eichelberger Of Harvey, H.; fred
EfchelDerger, of Chicago; William
Eichclberger OF Ottawa. and Mrs. WI
liam Trumbo, Of Mar5ciIles
Funeral services will be heid 10
morrow afternoon from the FANNY
residence. 633 East Chapel street al
| 2 O'Clock. Intermeut viii be made al
| tho Ottawa avenue cemetery
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17
IS OVERALL TO Be
MADE RAGE HERE?
II LOOKS LIKE Il
PLAN AWAITS a LEADER BEFORE
GETTING INTO FULL SWING
1T WILL NOT BE \ FAD, HOW.
EVER, But THE REAL THING.

tn
Ottawa. 'cday was lo0h" \" ~
hotbed OF the rcbelliCusncas which
svnattpp u,p United States against
- ar l,.,,aa a. +, may
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SEEM IN" revolt Is '"iIf'HH III '"
financial and industrial quarters ot
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17

officers, directors ana
trustees of the outlaw
unions reiterated their
original demands, and
added two new ones to
the list.
At the close Of the session, Presi-
dent Grunau Of the yardmen issued
the following statement:
1T was unanimously decided
that the original demands Of the
Chicago yardmen's association pre-
sentcd to the general managers
association shall stand. Also that
ms far as switchmen and switch
tenders are concerned we must De
,acoguizod as the governing body
hleo that there shall be no discrlm-
iuation against any of the men VINO
have Withdrawn from the service OF
any OF the railroad companies.
The demand that the rebel organi-
7afiou be made the governing BODY
far swjtchmen would take approx
,natniy 66 coo members from the
brotherhood and about 10000 from
the SWitchmen's union OF North amer
ira including the entire membership
.of the latter union, leaders say
The two new demands apparently
.vi1pued the split between me ROADS
and brothcrh0ods on one hand ana the
4triIlrrs on the other. Mr.. Gruhau
eent a message 10 The presidents or all
yardmrn's locals thruout the country
ranucsting them to attend a meeting
nj Chicago Monday, April ~ Whe'l
mans for continuing the strike VIII Dc
taken up.
open Wage Inquiry.
WASHINGTON. April l1-Hearlng on
fine wage demands of the country $
-,,n million railroad workers were be
o1n today bv The railroad labor board
with W. n. Doak. vice president Oh the
brotherhood OF trainmeu presenting
the employees case.
X. NJ Barton. OF Tennessee who lail-
cd t1 arrive yesterday was present 10
dav and A. O. Wharton the other ab-
son. member was expected before
nigAt
ro,nnora,v officers have been estab-
Hehed hy the board in the union sta
tlou and hearings probably VIII De
conducted there Tor wv" OF 'n'e'
weeks when The hoara expects " ~ e9
tabliah permanent headquarters III ~
cago. a.,
/ Pormanen organization OF ,le
board will be deferred unul a''er WI
Wharton arrives.
Disintegratjnq in East
Now Work Auru 17-A marked dis
.,.,..,..,,;.,, ,f tho "ntftIaW" railway
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17
''0IIT[AW' Union LEADERS INCREASE DEMANDS
REFUSE TO CALL OFF
r. R. STRIKE UNLESS
TERMS Are ACCEPTED
NV the Associated Press)

Chicago April I7.-flope for settlement OF
+be vail stT;ke here today apparently definite
" lost when grand lodge officers, directors and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17

greater part of her life. She has been
a resident Of tliis city FOR about tWon-
ty years. Surviving she leaves one
daughter Mrs. Edward WeiGand.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17
WEATHER..

Increasing cloudiness,
with rain late tonight AMI
Sunday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-17

OTTAWA FREE TRAOEH
Established t840
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01
Clean rings
GATHERED FROM THE
HOME FIELD.

3 Subscribe for the Seat and get
mail box.
3 Shoe prices reduced CONSIDERABLE
K. J. Taralseth Go.
Prices reduced, some as much as 50:
per cent at II. j. Taralseth Co.
SChas. Ray in "45 Minutes From
Broadway, Monday and Tuesday at
the Strand. s
Mr.. George Hanson, of Cass Lake. ar
rived Monday for q visit at the r.
Bake home in this city.
Farm ;L0ans-We have several thou
sand dollars to loan on farm property.
Call on Pioneer Land & Loan Co. ss
Gifts that last Watches, Diamonds
and jewellery. Stop in Saturday Dec.
4th, at Hooper's Jewelry and Gift Shop.
operation. ..S.
just received an assortment Of
Philippine Hand Embroidered Gowns,
4 Chemise and Corset Covers. x. J. Tar
alseth Co. 3 .ss-
Rev. "A. 7. Tollevs left last week for
points in southern Minnesota and Wis
consin for a visit with home folks. He
Twill return Friday. # 4. s.
Saturday, Dec: 4th, we have our open
ling of the largest stock of Watches,
diamonds and all special made jewelry.
i--Hoopers S: Jewelry and Gift Shop. zs-
| Mrs. Fred Moore, Of Grafton, N. D.,
arrived Tuesday evening for a visit at
the r. Bake home and also to see her
father who is at the hospital here
Miss Dora Erickson returned home
this morning from Fargo, where she
has visited over Thanksgiving with her
issister, Miss Elna Erickson, and friend,
Miss Anna Odman, who are both stu
dents at a Fargo business college.
Mrs. III. Hopwood and son John
| left on Thursday Of last week for
Chicago, where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. HopWood will remain in War
rem all winter and have charge of the
! Pioneer Land & Loan Company's Office
as usual. sss.
T. MI St1tl MIS- ~. H. NcZdI duu SOL
David went to- Crookston last Wednes-
| day to-spend Thanksgiving at the home
of Mrs. Kezars mother. Mr.. Kezar re-
turned home Friday morning but Mrs.
Kezar and son remained at Crookston
] for a longer visit. 3 800.
1I.s Miss Agda Wennerberg, former teach
), er Of music, voice and director of
!, chorus work in the Conservatory OF
4 Music at North Star College, spent
Thanksgiving with Warren friends
She is now. supervisor of public school
music at Breckenridge MINI. .4.
The Girls Community Club will meet
Tuesday evening, Dec. Z, at the home OF
1 VIM. Forsberg. The evening will be
spent in the study Of Theodore Roose-
. welt, Miss Mildred Snyder being leader.
i The Misses Olga and sohpia Herman
son will be hostesses. AL members who
can not be present kindly notify the
/ hostesses i'll due time.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01

3 Shoe prices reduced considerable
X. y. Taralseth Co. #.51 81.
Norma Talmadge and 1.-THE Lost
City tonight Thursday, at the
Strand. .4-,s 81.
We are following the market and you
will find reduced prices turnout our
store. x. j. Taralseth Co.
The Ladies Of the NJ. 3. church held
a bazaar at the church last evening
The total proceeds were $157. 81.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Grim, from near
Argyle, spent Wednesday in town. Mrs
Grim is recovering nicely from recent
just received an assortment Of
Philippine Hand Embroidered Gowns
Chemise and Corset Covers. TX. ]. Tar
alseth Co. .zz5. ...g. go 8
Miss Ella Olson, who teaches in thu
High School at Hillsboro, N. Oak. spen
Thanksgiving at the home Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. I'm. Olson:
q. P. Beckstrom, the carpenter ant
contractor, left last Saturday for hi
former home at Cokato, Mimi, wher
heawill spend the winter with relatives
Rev. Chas. A. jacobson, former pas
tor of the Swedish Mission church Q
this city, now located at Burdett, az
berta, Canada, visited here last Frida,
on his way home from trip east. 81
preached in the Swedish Mission churc
Ion Friday evening.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01

Carl Lindgren spent Thanksgiving
day at his home at Hallock.
Albin Nyland spent last Thursday at
Stephen, visiting with relatives and
friends.
Money to- all-Seyeral thousand
dollars to loan on farm lands See us.
Pioneer Land & Loan Co.
Gifts for every occasion Silverware,
Pyrex and the beautiful Adam pattern
etched glass. Shoppers Jewelry and
Gift Store.
Mrs. Ragna Franzen, who came all
the way from New York state to at
tend the funeral OF her brother, Glenark
Blawd, will leave for her home this
|evening.
Miss Alice Hanson, Instructor of
French in the Grand Forks High
School, visited at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. G.. A. Gunnarson over the Thanks
giving recess. D.
John Rue received a telegram Thurs
day stating that his brother-in-law
Julius Oft, had died at Grand Haven
Michigan. Mr.. Rue left the same eve
| ming to attend the funeral.
The Mud Lake land cases did moi
come off in the Federal Courts at Fer
gus Falls this week as the attorneys
were not ready for the cases. -Hol
Weekly News. 5 r.. &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01

Special orders on all special jewelry
for the Xmas gifts. It; will not cost
anything until delivered. Order today
for these special gifts. Saturday, Dec.
18th only.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-01
WOODMEN NOTICE.
Members take notice.

SATURDAY, DEC. 18th, COME TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

00ssrnsr md mayor Aiss T. AAarsss
Se1o esmssrUnse AOes VUsaru,dsx
sna Thsr.esy-s5o osisvzsss Ex-
This ID to be notable vssA In .. l.
n circles when Ksusuinue cAxutsw af
Angusfa snt4frzius tns 0tnaa euufwunas
of the Daughters n tas American Aev4
oiiIicn Wednesday saA Thursaav
March n and H. 1t In Gtxte HSuse.
The cgnfgencs Wna lnnt entertained
here eight years agn.
The sGvsrzl committees frvm The fgcai
chapter are busy with pIans and ar
E.nsanenss To maize the visiting dele
Eaten enjoy their stay IN the Capital
City. The hospitality committee CON-
sisting Of Ms. z. c. Carl fchxirmaa).
Arx. Henry 9. Barker, MIN Jusgpf,;no
Ward. Mrs. z. ]. Phiihrick. MI. willis
Swift, M-E. william FL Williams. Mrs..
Harry Lyon and Mrs. EmzuA C. More.
VIII meet the guests gf the chSufer at
the train and AZ the Augusta Hpure and
provide For their comfort and pleasure
while they are in town. About Tap dele
gates are expected 10 pc present.
-asnment- Of which Mrs. ". Il. Fisher
ID chairman. has secured several we'll
known musicians who VIII sing a. in
te-vals throughout the Sessions Mrs.
j. A Anderson Of this city is to iss The
soiolsf AZ the opening session Of the
conference On Wednesday, aftsrnoun Al
The evening reception 10 ne gwen in the
Augusta House pa-i0rs DeIInis' srcFies-
ira VIII give a concert and Keith RYAN
VIII sing Nj .Es Florence Aioudv of Gar
diner viii be heard CURING The Thurs
day morning session. The accompanies
for the soioists Will re Mrs George H
Bricket-. Ms BurleigL Martin and Mrs.
Maurice \. Priest
Al ne opening session 81 The confer
ence on Wednesday, afternoon greetings
rom kgusBinoc Chapter vii ,e extend
81 ny The regent. Mrs.. Charles X. Jones
and from the city gv his honor. Mayor
BurleIgh Martin Governor -a-f E NJ l.
Ikun will also he present ana will give
address. Mrs. Lucv " oodnufI tfaz-
iFrt Uf Bangor, Stat regent viii p-e-
SHE anu speak for he 5ta.e organ tza-
Llur.
The conference Is % Be hDnurad BY
the presence Of TWO ladies who ar M
riunallv known il ?. A. f. activities
HIS. tieurGe 1iaI.na-d Minor At Winter
forzl. G.. WHO r q candidate fp- he
Office u pre-iri--ny genera Of me nat m
a. suciery pi The DauEftn-s ri the Amer
ican Revolution. viii n+-rnd and will
sl,eak an ''t,ne I7unar1a Par Cent.
Amerirarism Mrs Minor has held
he 0ftire uf virA president sers-tti ~
he nsrIona. soc +-rr ana Mann. has ~
dorsed her candidate for -!i- afT1rr -
president genera. 8Irs. rank 7 F''i-
Fsn. ,ro-rneriv s1as= -aren' II M Vas
aehuHer-s soeietE' ana now a -anti 7s+a
Err The office of librarian general IF the
national society. will aigo address 10
conference
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
Holman Concert

Public interest IN Josef HOFFMAN 8
appearance II Portland City ha.l
auditorium IN Thursday evenic1
MARI r. waves higher and higher
as ne time approaches and well 4
rlav. fnr Holman is the one gigantic
figure x hor1 all other pianIsts admir-
without restraint A lehman con-
re5r. TX a.wavs an event and srcG II
Nsw nrk where tiIeT Eave three ~
sur hundred concerts escil seaS01-
ne TWO or thre- Holman concerts ia
-el-la bly, sell erat Carnegie Aal. w-e.ls
Il advance. he Is II tacI the only
pianist at The present time VINO doe
at1ract such audiences The an
nounc-nent thai he would appear IN
Portland .aSI TisaaI.sgir Ing l4cr.
aroused statewide interest and one on
III. ;argesJ Of audiences was book ati
M appear IN mat occasion Nor WIS
Ser" an. AJG-elIlart of Interest 17i-
lowing ne necessaT- posrHunemCnt
uf -.!N concert nearly all Patrons
hating s-id 1ei~ tickets and III. &c
1IanG ia ing cnnLII.j;ed throughout
he rir1. Patrons s.louia make .a-i-
application Cor the -.rnaiDder u -
tickets DrIcIlraDie. ''u1 nf town "
tie-s at'"uTlIpau,4d i,~ ~eulitruu"es VIII
IL. filed IN order ol Excerpt. Address
81 usic CommissDn. Git BuiiGinSr
Portland Me-AGv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

d'es with wonderful feeling ana *
9fessl6n-Ior The members OF rms
MAZE ouinTet love me old nome songs
II Inc Southland.
Their program presents tire widest
possible -ange. Appeals To every last.,
and full Of novelties and SURPRISES
run saturated, these darllIes win
-AeiT roilick4ng program k=ap on al
ne ncn- water mark III uarr-rn4.r-
rom star. % fnlsr
The remainder o. tn dnl1,. hiu
Sill u furnished hg tvceum : famous
en- eftaIner. J. e Ha.zro. vine is ss.if; IN
have no living etrrlal us ur lrnr,.r-
soHHser il make-ur.
I.t.served seats VIII also b. -aid toll
nlEil- fOr tAe i"crIl-e. March .6gh g1
Tom Skevhi,.. Australia NOS, Ia
nous soldier ise.st-o ora or vino n r.eyr :
ing dir'ecr from l.s phanoiaeni.. sIe-
esa n New YORK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
Ex-Mayor Swift to Speak
Before Craftsmanship Class

Willis Z. swift has been secured az
the speaker FOR tue meeting Of the
7. Ii. &. A. selling Class Monday
night a. the Augusta Z. II. c. A.
building. M swift VIII SPEAK on
The Relation Of Saiesrnaus1ip 10
Modern Business" Els talk will be-
gin AT : o'clock sharp. These talks
hv business men and statesmen are
proving one of the strung features Of
the selling class.
So MANY applications f0r member
ship IN this Class have been RECEIVED
THAT Secretarv Condor has been
forced 70 send 70 New York for more
tnxf bppks When they are received
ii liz possible that the membership
Of the class will be Increased from
g5 10 50 Is il is believed that mat
number can he handled to goCd adj
vantage.
This class Of Ealesmanship Is prov
ing one of the best that the 7. II c.
A. has ever put or; in the opinion
of the Z M C. A authorities. anr
should prove OF practical benefit TO
everv man who joins
Appiicarions for the five added
memberships should be made To
Frank Condon secretary. They will
be sold as long as they last; and
after these memberships are dis
messed of there will be positively no
more additions 70 this class this sea-
am
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15
SANFORD TREIS
CONY BY NARROW
MARGIN 1916

-arfnrd. Ne. March l4-lu q Fas;
clean game III naskerbal FrlCia- tve-
ming the iucai high Ecfooi asgregs1 iufl
defeaIEd CUn% High N Alsusil Is Il, -
The game WAS close and h2-d TauS,lt
ant was WON ny the loca. team III -ht
last few minutes n pla: During he
!rsg few minutes of m first ,iariod
sanford took III eigbt-poInr lead. mt
The visitors sUUn rut their sea -lngz an
sile half clgHed with the score in-s san
fsru ieatiing. The last periud was close
throughout. the score being tiea au--
IN. the greEter par gf the hat hui
Sanford uIGnagrd tu tuss The in1tl,-r
through Thr hOpp fur ne winnin. IA
set near he cics,- ~ he contest. White
he -au4 was rough NJ bati f-..ir.. was
shown hv either tutt,, anu MOI q foul
WIS called on t7n~ For this Angus n
ao5s ever- man played the gam. AL he
tine, BRENNAN was all gver he ST.
face. netting four nice baskets. whiIa
Eirchen ana Russell starred fGr san
to-ti The visiting team was vea tened
ny tf,e absence NJ kuUwies. wli9 was
injured in pracfice TlurEdar
- ON WIS scheduled "a ciasn with
South Portland Sarnrda- evening III
South Portland but The gam. wa9 car
ceIled by the Cumberland count bo~s
7lecause OF -hei- game win Deertr.
The SUMMARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-15

az Captain K1E q tuidermim VINO
eniists In the United States Nav
after heiug accused of hein. q Ger
man suy by his fellCw ssywns- pepDie.
From a simple -unance. the srnrv
develops IEI0 ana N Lhe must drama
nc tales of vengeance accomplished
aver unfoloed On ting screeu- Briefly
il cuncsrUs the secret rlAr-.ase Of
~-Trra1n Gru: ind Alice Morse. Of the
is1ur's- disinherstance by ner father.
Of the capture Of the two by the
commander N q German submarine.
Ct the cruelty prAcs7ced by the Huns
On the Woman and the nn2i payment
IL the hands II the outraged huns
band
Many of the scenes shown On the
screen are rdnArkzhie especially the
one where Captain Krug ief cIinefng
70 the periscope Of the submarine a.
Il submerEes and IeAves hmm ad-1ft
The ciimax when Laeut Brandt OF
the German nlTy u forced ID nay for
LIS cruelty u one of the uDsr Grip
ping ever enacted The rare skiIl of
Thomas Ince u shown al through
the production and HI. S0gworLh Is
IL his very best lane yov1k. 0ne
Of The most popular wornEn n the
PaaIuoun1-A-rcra forces = the
leading wonaa.
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