Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 18, 1917, Page 2

THE CASPER DAILY TRIBUNE OQ TICK BITE PROVES | THERE IS A DIFFERENCE In The Theatres TOBE FATAL TO A camer ce: At the Iris Tuesday. gage ps I parcels in good condition, we Mason Forbes threw this bombs Nelivar them in time, and see at his brother as he pointed dran that they go to the right place. 1 at his brothe r’s wife. You will attend to the transfer 1 young Haro! of your trunks, boxes, pac : Forbes and he grabbed his brother or what not. the throat. ‘Don’t—don’t kill him,” cried Claire, Harold’s wif “It’s truce This scene a stra situation fror which to expect happiness to come for Harold and his wife and yet ha; piness did come to them at la N s Man Made Her”’ tells a start- *° lung but thoroughly interesting story In this latest World Picture Brady- |Made Gaile Kane enacts the role of Claire, the while the part of Mason Forbes played by Fra Mills and the p of Harold F tet The Ohio Oil Company is to drive Five wells on this property. this prox Until that date the price is 50 cents per share. SS os ak ae : ate STANLEY & CO. GLIMPSE OF FRANCE WILL CONVING aa AMEPICANGOUTY RESTING NTHEM , while in the ec SCHULTE HARDWARE CO., Phone 64W. We Deliver e. It was not thought to be erious at first, but when he grew worse, he was brought The Columbine Oil Company Des fee Nees Stock will advance to 60 cents per share on June 20th, 1917. d Langford. Ger 1 important rol See ene eae ge © ret cene sh t t rant with a promir aw , ‘ f rap : Le DELETE Saati cc Re inded on the novel o ne 4 Phone 666. Casper, Wyoming AR & ; 4 j ture o Villages and Cities Giiuned at of Able-Bodied Men, Yet Those Left Are Still Carrying the Huge Burden, Witl thout t Flinching; French Have Great es Faith in Ability of Sister Republic “A Unit taff ¢ Ww I i I peric THE Fit Univer: If Ar ild an | come most likely Americ I At for a lea’ hich she ¢ with! many of mourni! hey ca of departed more than n Hop » before the ( ns succeeded for a ks down Boche line over the ne into the German occupied land i & land. The clay soil of the ridge is splendor ride will convince you churned unimaginably. ‘Ihe British that the young men of the United are beyond the ridge no States have before them a duty that engineers are perfecting o = Can eatahickediedthoulratbanor Wehind the ramntieerne ae COMING—SAVIDGE BROS. AUTO POLO PLAYERS The car draws up at a railroad bar- huge crater on the crest there remain. | rier where stands an elderly solJier| ed a few dead who had been overlool: of France, disabled in the war ard|ed. They lay in their death postures |} now on light duty. He passes the c nid their rusting equipment and and you roll into the main street./nearby were a few French tin hats, } Here are women driving farm wagons.’ mementos of the fight that France | women herding sheep, women made here. } ing burdens that would cause a st The site of the chapel of Notre} Phone 793 W : 2:30 and 7:30. ADMISSION 25c and 75c ef the moving-man’s union back) Dame de Lorette is peaceful nov>,} or 569 J home. Children may be seen through though the chapel itself is obliterated, | HANNA AR QU i AIR dens of hou ework. Womens ane throveh the church the French sol- SAECO children, no men, except the disableJ. | Jier has put up a little plaster of prris | It is the war. group of the Holy Family, inscribed | Beyond the village your car mounts | in words of immortal faith. “Groune a ridge. Miles of field are under cul-!ge la Sainte Famille de la Sancta asa | e e tivation. Women are folk £ the le Lorette. Page de Gloire et de Pro-| . plow or walking down the rid tection Pour Nos Vaillant Soldats.’’ , H z d e e Yo I § in ra ib Yl S one arm nging as they 2 | from a bag. Women pz of all history in the sensational motion pictures CASPER, JUNE 19th The King of the Dare-Devil, Hair-Raising, Sensational, Death-Defying Games. AT THE FAIR GROUNDS Ae xy on the a road, leading farm horses. ee That is a sample and typical of — what is to be seen. The French are to whale the Boche. ‘Their dist | HAGENS & STANLEY ' 4 sionment if America should fail would LAWYERS \ | } | | be hard to picture. Their faith is sc, eyige great in Ana the sister republic Mokler Building which honors ayette. This is the district behind the lines. | Up forward, where the war took te ——— trenches after the Boche retreat, | == there are scarcely any villages left Civilian inhabitants are rare. One scene of pez has been found before a French city by the Germars. The British expect to take the place by the pressure of indirect move- ments, thus sparing the town fror bombardment. If it is destroyed then Tommy will have another score to set- tle with the Boche dynamiting sq rs Befyre the town is a flat field >f more than a mile Underfo patches of dandelions. Coming to The LYRIC THEATRE HERBERT BRENON Presents NAZIMOVA MORES & LUTAS GROCERY COMPANY Fancy and Staple Groceries Exclusive Line of Imported Goods STOLEN From F. G. Moffatt, the following: Great Divide Oil Certificate No. 1365, made to C. B. Banks; 1366, made to J. R. McDonald; 1367, to F. G. Moffat; 1368. to George M. Hauk; 1369, to Eliz- abeth Moffat; 1370 to David H. Moffat, 1365 and 1366 were indorsed Notify F. G. MOFFAT, Ideal Bldg., i Denver, Colo. ‘ | oa ic ' in 9 parts Fern A Story of the Greater Tragedies than those of the Trenches “WAR BRIDES” introduces the Great Russian tragedienne, Na azimova, to moving picture audiences It is tak sen from her Greatest Sage Success. “WAR BRIDE E574 < ates VAN DAIVJES isa masterpiece from the studio of HERBERT BRENON, who is recognized as the most progressive of all direct- ors of photo-dramas.