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Jheatre. it is called "For Libertyi
ital! it deals with annual today. i
Gladys Brochwell la the ’ star. and
' tntgiagltul‘i lulllm a brilliant, per- ..
famous. for it. is declared that in
‘tpit. dentin fine work this “has.
'done her 9 performance in the new; -.-.
play which is to appear here. show
her in a dillerent and in a greater
'lilrht. '
This story tells of the conditions.
that immediately preceded the war in
Berlin. and of the terror and alarm,
that came sullen the declaration was i
'llade. It is, however, a story a! uni ~
life of a brilliant wonan, who goes
through all the ordeals that bout
5 lion of further plunder,‘
, Mey. the tiredest and sickest
.. umber o! the runs. is rewarded. by ‘
havin‘ Mellie. which Grand Duke
conflicted. restored to her. The pros-
poet of regaining that devastswd re-
, ales and mam-an remain-
tu , , is w to restore
~ , and optililem to the sea-
‘ '3 tie M's heart. And more than that,
‘: be is given Russian Armenia. with its
rich nileral lands, at the eastern and
' of them 50. There he can slaugh-
ter wills heart's content. German!
limit: will get the minerals—but
' that'a another story.
I Weary Austria is made glad by the
; prospect of controlling. and eventually
owing—if she plays the game—the
in the Timely Amalie“ Drama
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Throne wasn’t made at Brest-Htovak.‘
audit isn't being made in Berlin. it-
,‘will heqdado around a big council ta-l “I THE Inikm ,
.rble where the Kaiser's frothy rhetor-l . » l
ifl M.;Hilmurgfs hanging fiat wflll ; ‘ it
' carry little welsbt. And lt's_quite post. USE FRIDAY MARCH 22.
x, _ :h' amt PENIM‘I’ON L‘l “stifled-ll»:
abletbat all uswaa maybe rem. NM” AT THE ”LA“ TODAY;
WH’H VAU EDVI LLE.
(Continued from First Page).
machines, while the _'
bombarded the Mr- ll hooray.
, fit ial reports from The Hague. con-l
am. a 9. Terry has returned to iiér liliders that the at”. mule of Holland;
home in the 9mm, after spending a toward the AnglocAmerican ship,
ed, in.’ time, to its lawful owners.‘
7 ”h“ ““1”“ °‘ m ”we" ”‘3'" . A story or an ambitious little slum , ‘
)2“! and little. be! fit penalties for am who titles to become the wife of “3" d"? '“h Mrs. A. .L- 3.03931“- o'gpln’g demand has changed the rt:
a successful inventor is cleverly por- Clay street. latlon5;_between the, German an
3‘ fit mu. .
Y a: 1- Miss Gertrude Matuh’k. of Non Dutch governments. The same re-
walk, is spendlnx a few days as tbe§port says Germany would take if
guest of her sister. Mrs. George F. iua cause of war if Holland should
Berg. of New York city. ' .' ', abandon her remaining demand?
Mrs. Matilda. Chedsey o1 Norwallr lregarding, the meet seized Dutch
who has wen stopping for several ships b ythe United States and
weeks with her brother. Samuel W Great Button. .
Bong", taboos Ridge. returned home i The battle has has not moved in
last Tuesday. ,only one direction, however, the
a a a n '
Mrs. Nicholas Martin at Norwalhl'Bnl'Wh thanB struck. back snug:-
hxs reiurned from athrce mtha’ aimed!) at the German masses ' ,
to White City. Kansas. where the star.= gained some of the positions which
the guest oi her sister. lira. Mallow” had temporarily abandoned.
3;? visited friends in Ohio and Vk't'l'he German odicial “new“. ,0.
a . .
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Frank i). listen. who has been conw five“ :32: 28,233“, d from a
nected with the Hatch I. Bailey Lune poinfiouthcaat 6f A "-33 to La
"’ Cf "1"!” ‘°' ”'fi’“ "m ““ rm the British first line beins
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m" m N“ ' N" Jutcaptured. The dispatches from
say. where he will train for the avla- British Headquarter! purposely
tlon mm at um um“ smummit giving the exact position of
”“1 ’ ‘the Britiah line at present!» the
' trayed by Ann Pennington in her lat-
; .eat Paramount picture. “Sunshine
The farmers say theres no money in; Nan."4 now at the Palace theatre. 0.’
fatal“ cattle, The railroads aaytcgiurao tllIicre were tremendous obsta-
“ . money 1c cs int 9 way of this transformation
the-res no - in hauling then, The i such as an enforced stay in a girls' re
1" packers say there a mighty little pro-l. {WW (or . 'criine'. “a never corn
» 1“ ill killing them. The wholesale “0' mitted, and the lighting of her way up
retail neat dealers say they're barely‘ afterwards as an ‘clllce girl and uten—
‘ marina expenses. And the consumertolrzihef- How the mini-:13! lb;- '3
‘” ; , , ~ goo account and lent a oi as all
”; W’ “PM“ ”W W’: to, many at her old frlends from'ths
7. out I! it “fill!” use? Let 5 ll ’ f‘aliey" h“ been Iklllfl“! depicted by
5 turn vegetarians. , lNiaa Pennington. Director Charles
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[my mm Million. Unler/ Mary." "Mr. Opp" and others.
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BEGIN? TH EN"! 1' TODAY
”national Divorce
Drama of Mr “Petite.
Mrs. William H. Swords. of m'latated “W; that the enemy:
stations in. the new- dil'
patchesjfdGreatnnlabm of Art"
m was: Splendid 6f!
Etheir present drive. }
lllOllllOmi pects seem, however, that they will ~
lllePdIGVei')’ man of them it“ they? aectoa' continued all day. Ibwies- °' "“9" men mm the “med
infi.
vi e
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the
tiller! fire. After
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38- mm' understanding being that th ”Millennium. crossed We‘llan's‘flvedat towns in the German lines
. , . » . 4 8y are -- , . . . _
DOES .to be used- as a Strategic reserve.le ”With. out and .otond' during the past 24 hours. Today s re-
”Altogether the indications are '
the Central Powers havelalso obtained additional information flew over various parts of the Amery
THE . "8N 'that ‘
I ‘ WES FRONT; massed all possible forces at their~and returned without casualties,
lilifipofll tm‘th‘e western front for 60mm apparently having decidedtheir machine guns on our Dositlol
The pros. not to molest them,
- nno£~ keep up their attack long with On the sector northwest of Toni,
G°m“""' “comm! to * anything like its initial form-as number of Germans deserted last nightyrousht here 10, be 01“me ‘°’ '°‘
all the reportsindicate the German ,aaa surrendered to an; American pa! 910"“ 10 Mi“.
losses have been terrific itnder the‘ ml in a certain wood. The Germans: mm” W“ made ”was"
withering fire of, the British ar- appromhéd iheAl‘nericanl. shoutlns: Hum“. “mm”
Ellery and machine- guns.
erman artillery, too, has ordered over to the French.
through counter-battery work by “3:21; inlet-malice of value was ob-Eex'ploslon of a depth charge on the;
the British, whoiollhd the massed tallied from the deserters. who said' destroyer.
guns tine targets for eflecticv dfiiMy were
airflow: work. '
e email war triumvirate,l , Included in the information
Emperor William, Field- MMaLz’ned from the men was the state' were 1 .- -.
von Hindenburg and General you“ mm mm during the gas projector at? will" (M7133 "’9 plan” b” "be“ - 15.
Ludendorfi', are reported to be‘be- '
bind the German lines while the
attack is in progress. '
a lleauwhilc the Italian front is
beginning to attract more atten-
tion. Rome today reports opera-
tions hecomng more active, along
the entire line. .
The American troops in France
have done some further active
work. in patrol fightinfi and raid-
In the sector east of Unne-
the German first and second
line positions on part of the front
were found by American raiders‘
to have been completely destroyed
by American artillery fire.
WITH Till; NOAH ARMY J“
am Thursday. limit 21. (ll!
,e‘AasoeiatedrPeseM-Ineniy that
add "I" ' ‘ I an." ' " cantilever e_ bat not ‘
" new; ' of unwary ,enenly lines. wubln the past four ”amt/w. MWANM
gmmpletelyhy numberotrechcrusbm and viceset.‘ mm to“. ”a
liens. of the NewesiNeckwearShowing
'ma’ ‘a’nr‘aysa
tatnia into ta-
“emulsimmsp‘en
lines had'heen wiped out. The “unifmrts say three ' German airplanes
' the; can treat line at,dayhrcak and. fired
iwithout result.
. ., _
Artillery firing by both sides on the! NN IRISH PORT- March 10- The
{States Destroyer Manley have been
i
that an officer and
Them - !” Th . ere werelthl’“ m °' the Ianlel' had been
Dent shoot 9 m .‘ killed “a elemothersinhl'ed Iii-1M;
caused by a collision 5-: in“
"195 up" with thewar and'thc war zone. on Marchagwith; nitrite.
:. dead the would rather be prlson- iah warship. " . .,
M ’ oil-l PM March 22—min ..
made by, the Germans at various
last I‘m the. American lines on achieved noanecese. the War rollicq‘ . )3
Feb. at. nine hundred projectors were! announces. no one]? suleo'ed con: ,
enployeds. Onohalf of the projectiles ‘ steerable We; - gj ; / «
fired fell within the German liars and § MR‘ Corrors‘tmtuue _ .
the gas overcame many of err . _; :1
mans. on. next my. ”cordial-'7 to that w . Till: .991: ”gig. 3mg: ,
donerlera, eleven (lemons were killed 3 ter “mm“ (initially. .
‘ , Caravan!-
apd‘thlrty wounded while taking “t’written b1 HEW;
I"
.at. Chief.
the dead. 2 ago Jan. it. . , . (be uric-w
American intelllaence oilleors arefofmeartmtaft‘ive‘de hrvhffiggg'a
inclined to doubt the story rewdlnsmuh'wm head ,1 Ibrahim. ,-
nine hm,“ projectors. American will“ of the Food , . attrition. 'hll'e ,
formation is that only 75 were used. iCotton M
An Americanpatrol last nlabt ell-,tnre Comm} _
tend theenemy first line and resihad been like?“
mailed there all hours. but did not)!” “>0
see any at the enemy. "is reported; TOJROOEGI-i‘l'é '1.
tht the wow recent" had mi WASHINGTON.
mm . trenches that are concrete: ““3.“ I? . m},
halfwayuponthealde. .. taxreport y .,
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