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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
PRODUCERS FACE
PICTURE FAMINE
Shortage of Scenarios Is Menace
to the Movies Men

The shortage of PLAYS aud the diff
entity of producers to continually Offer
NOW subjects to their patrons is ex-
pained by VIM. A. Brady, who heads Il
now million-do corporation. He
says.
The motion picture concerns now
m the field appear to have approach
ed the verge Of a play famine. Not
so long ago ii was simple matter to
oct plenty of material through trin-
ing investment but nobody seemed to
perceive the ACCESSIBILITY of stocking
M i'm advance, against the time when
the market must become exhausted.
Thus. most of the picture producers
suddenly found themselves being COM
ncllcd to pay almost prohibitive prices
~ the owners of plays, the books pub
fishers, the magazines and the drama
lists. This is the situation for which
] have been waiting.
Il already control Il great number
ri plavs accumulated during my ca,
leer as producing manager and in
addition to these | have been quietly
two years, so that my company starts
in with enough material To keep il busy
for a long time To come. | am speak
inc now of big feature films. the one
and two reel pictures being about done
for The following names of Just a
few Of the plays controlled by me will
serve 10 illustrate the position of the
Brady Picture Plays corporations: Way
Down East 'Trilby,' lin connection
with the Famous PLAYERS Film Coz
'The Shepherd King Bought and
Paid For The Man Of the Hour I'm
der the Polar Star, The Dollar Mark
Hindle Wakes The Bottom of the
Sea. The Pit After Dark a Wo-
mans Way 'Monbars,' over Night,
Carnival The Sorrows of Satan,
Little Women Foxy Grandpa lin as
ISOLATION with Joseph Hart.) THE
Painted Woman The Dagger and the
Cro~S, The Lady from Oklahoma. y
Daughter of the Tenements, The
Balkan Princess and at least so 9TH
ers.
This list does not include the num-
erous scenarios already purchased
from novelists and dramatic authors
and ready for production at any time.
We have obtained big plant i'm the
far west. i'm addition to a completely
equipped studio in New York which
we will take over within the next
three or four DAYS. II Is our purpose
10 issue our product through state
rights distributors in America, and
foreign rights agents in the various
countries of Europe"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
WEDDING is soLEMNIzED.
Miss Pauline Peterson Becomes the
Bride Of Harry Hicks.


The marriage of Miss Pauline Peter
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Peterson of Tracey, Mimi, and for
mcr resident of Calumet. to Harry
Hicks of Calumet. was quietly solemn-
lied last evening ia the rectory Of tn
Christ church. Episcopal. Rev. j. y.
Ten Brock officiating. only few OF
the immediate relatives were present.
The bride, who was prettily gowned
i'm white silk. trimmed in points lace,
and carried a shower bouquet Of white
bridal roses. was attended by Miss
Clara Sandstrom, as maid of honor,
the latter wearing pink and carrying
pink carnations. The groom was at
tended by his brother, Walter Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hicks will make their
home at 1873 Tamarack street. The
bride was born in Calumet and has
hosts of friends here, although she has
made her home in Minnesota for sew
eral months past. The groom is en-
ployed by the &. Il II. mining com
pany and also is wen known.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13

The Copper Country Graduated
Nurses association will meet with
Miss Catharine Sheehan at her home
AT the corner of Fourth and Osceola
street tomorrow afternoon at > O'Clock.
All the nurses of the copper country
are cordially invited 10 attend.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
CHET TREZoNA A BENEDICT.
Well Known laurium Young Man
Claims Calumet Girl as Bride.

The marriage of Miss Agnes Wilson
LePage, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William LePage of Cemetery street 20
Chester w. TreZOna, was quietly SOL
emnzed yesterday afternoon by the
Presbyterian Manse, Rev. Daniel Stall
kcr ID. D.. officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by none but the imme-
date relatives Of the young people.
The bride was attended by her cou-
sin, Miss Lcnore LaPage, and the
groom was supported by a cousin of
the bride, John Wilson.
The bride is a well known ana popu-
lar Calumet young lady, having resid-
ed here practically all Of her life. The
groom is a well known pianist, and Is
now filling an engagement at the Poo
pies theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. TrezOna will reside in
Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13

tombstone. Climbing down. he goes
to taunt the wounded man and is
amazed To find the original of the pie
ture in the locket. and remembering
the kindly little girl, he goes for all
in the Confederate camp. Johnstoncs
life is saved, but he is compelled to go
home on sick leave, and he takes Tom.
who has been held as an honored pris
oner, with him. Tom and Betty renew
their acquaintance. and II is plain To
lie seen that the little orphan of war
las at last found real home
Tonight's feature is For The Flag"
q war drama, founded upon a struggle
IN the Philippines.
A. the Lyric.
Trapped in the Castle of Mystery"
melo-drama in three parts, is the
Lyric headline Offering. The plot is
woven, as is indicated by the title,
around the adventures of curious
army officer. Colonel Barton's auto
mobile breaks down near the quaint
old village of Doromy. While talking
with the t,nnkeeper he learns that
Doromy castle is peopled with ghosts
ana that travellers who venture within
are never seen alive again. In Il spirit
OF adventure the colonel sets out for
the castle, resolved to spend a night
there and disprove the villagers SUI
perstitions.
Margaret, the attractive daughter of
Gontran. leader of a gang of counter
letters who have their headquarters
IN old Doromy Castle is quick to carry
word Of the Coloneis visit and to
warn the counterfeiters of their dam
ger
That night Colonel Parton rs intimi.
dated and tortured Gontran's men
dressed as ghosts. He goes mad and
the next day is found wandering in
the fields.
Then Fate takes hand in the game.
The colonel's son, Charles, falls in
love with the counterfeiters daughter
who saves him from horrible death
at the hands of the counterfeiters Es-
Gaping, lie assists the police to break
up the gang and takes Margaret to his
home when her father is killed. In an
intensely dramatic scene, Colonel Bar
ton is confronted with white yelled
figure that the shock may restore his
reason. The experiment is successful!
and Margaret, although the dauhgter
of a counterfeiter, marries Charles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
kalem Stars at Royal.

The Royal features subject is "PeriIs
of the White Lights" a Kalcm film IN
which Anna Nilsson. W. j. Dunn, Eli
IA Mason and Robert Ellis appear in
The leading roles. The plot of the play
is unusual! but IT terminates in pleas
ing manner.
Annabelle, a show girl, accidentally
Stays notorious scoundrel. The girl
Is late, tried and acquitted.
Harris, man-about town. urges
Annabelle to return To the stage and
capitalize the notoriety she has gained
as the result of the incident. The girl
repulses the man and leaves for tn.
country. Annabellc makes her home
with Mrs. Foster, distant relative
who is ignorant Of the girls past
Jack, Mrs. Fosters son, falls in love
with Annabellc. Because of her past.
the girl refuses to marry him. Later
Harris who Is passing through the vii.
lage near Annabelle's home, comes up
on the girl. He again urges her to
return To the stage. Upon her refusal
the man threatens to expose her.
Terrified, Annabelle runs away after
leaving Il note of explanation for Mrs
Foster Fooled. Harris tells Mrs. rDs-
ter of Annabelle's past. To his sur
prise, the good woman announces her
determination of standing by The I'M
fortunate girl.
Jack learns Of his sweetheart's high.
and goes To the city in search of her.
The boy VOWS he will ncvs" return
without the girl he loves.
The search continues for many wea-
ry days. Tired and discouraged, Jack
drops into restaurant. The sound %
the MATTRESSES voice causes him ~
raise his head in delight He has found
Annabelle.
The girl starts back, but the next
moment Jack has her in his arms re-
gardless of the surprised stares of the
people about him. Two hours later
Jack and Annabele, made husband and
wife, are returning to the country and
happiness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
Laurium Department
PORTAGE LAKE FATS BUSY.
Issue Def to Capt. Jack Hartmann
Doughty Seven.

Doughty Seven.
The Red Jacket fats are not the only
seven disputinE with Capt Jack
Hartmanns doughty bunch the heavy
weight hockey championship of the
copper country Manager Dick Gala
han Of the Portage Lake team has sub
mitted a challenge on behalf Of his
protegcs and now the L1urium cap
tain is in a quandary as TO which chal-
lcnge will be accepted first Inasmuch
as the Red Jacket big boys" express
a preference for playing in the Colos
scum, and that the proceeds go 10 the
Calumet Playground association, terms
which are not altogether agreeable u
Manager Hartmann ana his men, II
Will be the first To be accommodated.
The Lauriumites are anxious to pau
tioipate in both games feeling conf
dent that the championship they seek
is within their grasp.
\ Lourium man not connected with
any OF the teams offers a brand new
suggestion, and one which is not with
out some reason. II is that each Of the
respective teams select "a thin goal
tender, to sort of keep the balance OF
the teams. It is an understood fact
that no man will be permitted in either
lineup who falls short of hfty inches
i'm waist measurement and a number Of
the participants viii exceed that mark
considerably Therefore it is evident
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13
Wearing Out the Scenery.

Wearing out the scenery by taking
pictures of it is not merely coined
phrase for the amusement of motion
picture actors according to President
:. S. Hutchinson of the American Film
Manufacturing company. 1t is not on
~ possible to wear out the scenery
from the picture mans standpoint. but
the finding of new Locations" as cx-
terror backgrounds are termed. often
becomes a matter for serious thought
Certain spots in Southern California
have been used so frequently as set
tngs for motion picture scenes that
they are familiar to theater patrons
the world over and photoplay directors
are wont To pay fancy prices to the
owners Of choice locations. merely for
the privilege of photographing the
property. not because the price is
equitable but to keep other directors
from using the same scene.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13

Cincinnati prohibits serving liquors
at dances.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-13

o~ses~eSose%e>s~s~eec~e
= DRINK HOT TEA Q
Q FOR A BAD COLD G.
o04e1@%c~eSG@O

Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea, or as the German folks
call it, Hamburger Brust Thee" at
any pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful
of the tea, put "A cup of boiling water
upon It, pour through a sieve and drink
a tcacup fun at any time. 1t is the most
effective way to break a cold and cure
grip, as IT opens the pores, relieving
congestion. Also loosens the bowels,
thus breaking a cold at once.
1t is Inexpensive and entirely vcgc-
table therefore harmless -Advertise-
ment.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Der A. SnG.

4rdIi6cut @ilion empfing lesten
Sarnstaq N6en0 @liidnmid Bot
idaften BON oen Serriderr Der baupt=
lddliden geotioncn Der @elt mo
bon amerifanii6en @eieaihaften in
ausldnoii6en StGoten nnl6Blid oes
1873. SobrestagcS Der llnabbdngig-
felt Ser 8%ereinigten Staten.
81brenO Oes 9lbenOs inb Der Hrd=
iioent nit ieiner 6anilic bon Der lilo
liben 8eralI0a oes @eiBen SaltleS
Dem 3eucrmerf 81, OaS g%elegeutlidl
Der @aibingtoner Seier Oes 0@lor-
reiden &ierten" %obgebrannt mur0e.
@s iuuroen ouf Dem MOnument
plate pntriotilhe 2ihtbiloer Dem Bii-
bliflnm Dorgefiibrt; pdbren0oelien
fou5ertierte oie Ofllliffapele Ser W1l-
rine. gls Inn 9.15 0aS 8euermerf
begann, iebte Elm NegenguB elm mo
pereitelte 10 oie 6rellOe ser arf 0aS
4ontmen0e Sarren0cn.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Sreie SaOrt fir gOlisifen.

Gle bonn Experimentation 3obn I'M
Saus eingereidte Bid, welde per.
fiigt DAB YoIi5iiten uno 5euerwebr-
lellten allf sen StraBenbobnen ocs
9iltrifts Columbia freie 6abrt &C.
mG6rt peroen muB, mrrOe lebten
Mittmo6 bon cinem llnterfomite Oes
0iltrift aomites oes SauIcS GIN
1tig ein6eri6tet. @em oie Sin an
genonmen miro. bobcn oie @oli5ilten
nno 5elierme6rIeilte ipieOer oieielben
Hedte, Die iie batten, ebe ole Com
miliion fir 6ffentlihe 9etriebe ge
idnffen mllr0e. 9ieie entidieO, Oab
cs Sen StraBen6abn : @cieai6aften
llidt Qeieblid geitattet ieL Toli5iiten
lrno 8citcripebrlclIte frei 5i befor-
bern.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
@coen @ciumau.

SSn ser pergon0enen ISOLDE fano
inn Srp6cum S6eater cine itarfbe-
iu6te @eriommIinq itott, nm oeQen
Nemman, ben pom @rGlioenten eill-
geieBten 0iitrifts &%ommiiidr sit
Itimnen. SIS mliroen einige Mnipra=
6eu aebaltcrt, in 0cnen sic &coner
alIf oas re6tsniorige Sanocln bill-
mieien. oemanfoIge Serr @emmou
9iitrifts &ommiiidr nuroe. Aitd
SEER Martiu @iegono mar anme-
iello itno frat qcQen Nemmon allf.
Man bofft, Dab Oas @aibinatorcr
9eltti6tlm ii6 bel acknowledgement
beitcn in 3llfunft mehr beteiliQen
tueroe: oenn oic Slalibeit ser @eiddf-
tie in Dem 0i1trift 5ot biel oamit I'll
tim, ooB mir feline liberole @erpal-
tltng i'm 9iltrift Columbia baben !;
0enn oas @olf mill aud m%itrcoen.
SIS lit iebr 81 IhGben, oaB Serr sc.
@ieaanO, Gin 9elitiher, audi nmlerc
Ga6e pcrtrot.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
@ein aOOesitmrs.

Oberit 6ronf g. 9ennp, peniio-
nierter Offi5ier 0es Marine=G orps,
~itiir5te letter Mittmo6 Morgcl III
ieinem SCENT Scr. 1915 Waiia6nl.
cts Nbenue. 9eorOmeit, pom 5tpeiten
Stodmerf iiber 0ie gaIllitra0e oes
Greppenganges binab rnO fiel nit
Dem &opf aitf oie MarmorpIatte eli
mes 9ii6es I'M Saus=G Corridor. GIs
Ser BON Der 6a1nilie ber6eigerufene
Nr5t Or. 90. s. Grtbbert anlangte,
NOR Der @erungliicfte bereits tot. Ser
1nfoG paiiierte Tim 100 ltbr. @s
miro aeglniibt, ooB Oberlt 8ennn ouf
Dem @ege nod Sem @aoe5immer Ell
men S6minoelanfaa erlitt, gcgen Die
8aauitraoe fiel uno Damn fopiiiber
iiber 0ieleIbe b~inabitiir3te. Gr NOR
SO Sabre oft itammte aus 8incen-
mes, Sno., trat 1880 ais Qieutenant
in oas Marine-Gorp Elm uno wur=
Be am 1. Sum 1918 peniioniert, mo
5tpar auf ieinen eiaenen @unih. or
binterlaBt feline Satin mo cine
Sodter.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
l6i6ieoSsrmR

2ei6er mar cS mir Dor meiner
9liidreiie na6 9cutihlano lli6t mebr
m0gli6 gemeielL BON olen lieben
SreunOen ul0 Yefanlltci, oie id
m1bren0 meiileS lecbsnodigen Nuf=
eltbultcS Bel mciner G6pelter, Der
@ittmc gaier, 917 8-StraBe, FEM
ncil gclernt babe, 9bi6ieo 81 neb-
men.
IS bat mid iebr gefrelIt, in Ser
fltr3en 3eit, oie ih bel meiner lieben
Shmeiter ul0 i6ren 9(ngeborigen
NOR, 10 piele gltteu 6relmOe unO Sc
fanllte fenlleu gelcrnt 81 babem ma
nlentlic6 allb mebrerc Mitglieoer oes
@oi6in0toner SGngerbml0es. Stets
merocu mir oie a%ngenebnlen Stim-
sen, ole i'd in oeren 9reile 3uge-
bra6t, in grinnerllng blei6en nlo
nit Srell0en geoenfe i6 Der mir cr-
mieienen 2ie6ensmiir0igfeit uno 9luf-
merflamfeit.
SD fo6re am fl. Sllli nit Dem
0ampfer George @aibington" bon
9ieip Norf ans na1 Dem i6onen
Sdma6ell6n0le 3uriid mo rrlfc al
len elm ber3li6es 2ebeipobl allf @ie-
oerieben 3lI.
Carl S~eilmann.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
stdOtiidC IrmiBfeiten.
samstaa, hcu II. Spli 1914
!Serr nmO 5ran WaOc.

gm Gienstag. oen z. SllIi eo6cll
SEER mo 8rall @iaiam s. @uoc
Sem 5loriiten Stub BON @aibiugton
eiicn @mpfang mo boteu Den @dltcn
einen angenebmell 9luientbalt III Dc.
rem @obmlmg $500 gtew Sanpibirc
9(Dc. q. @. Sir oieie llnterbaltimg
mar Gin Invertebrates @rogramm Dor
aeie6en. 9llld cine Delegation OeS
Iloriiteu- mo @drtncr Clubs BON
Baltimore mar anmeieno.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
MILLER Bros. @onocIbiI
Ser Ebeater.
No. 507-509 @ennte Ctr, M.-@
sagIid meme giIOrr.
Die. 8p ifen @ai6instOn'S,

8ie gut @aibington'S Ymfa
funoiert iino, ml0 mie Iebr fie 0as
Bertrailen oeS Yltbliflms bcrOiencn
gebt aus Den 6inan5ausweiien Der
Dor, Die Dem Gomptroller oes Sdab
ANTS 0iele @obe eingerei6t wllr0ea
ltn0 mopon mir mcbrcre al mHoerel
Steae pll6li5ieren.
llniercn Geuti6en icien oieie @an.
fen Defenders empfoblen, ga iie oiC
oeliti6e 3eituna patroniiicrcn ln>
nnrb Oieielbe iid an 0aS oeilti6e 8iI-
blifum men0en.
American Security and Trust Co.
Commercial National Bank.
District National Bank.
Franklin National Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Lincoln National Bank.
National Bank.
National Bank.
Seventh Street Savings Bank.
WashingtonLoan antitrust Comp.
Savings Bank.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
9l6eereiR.

Gem @al6ington Soltrnal lit boz
ser bieIigen 9lgentir oes 9%tor0Oellt
lden 9lopo folgenoe YaIia9ierliite
3ngeganden:
Son @efp Oorf reiien ob:
Phi Dem 9ampfer George 8aib.
iagton~ ont #. Sui: @err nnO 6ral
M}oraan BRADFORD IT,; Serr Garl
Seilmann; SEER Sngo Sriti6. giI
0em oaronprin5 @iIbelm~ am 7.
sSuli: Or. @alter SeDffert Sri. Gle
meltine Senrp. %htf Der oaronprin-
3ellin @ecilie" arr 5. Suli: Hep. S.
5. CHORAL &cp. Somes Carroll
9lllf Dem .9ar6aroiia" am 2. Sllli:
Serr SSobn W1artill.
Bon Baltimore reiien a6:
@uf Dem .Wfnin" am s. Suli.
Sri. emma g. @els, 8rau Gbas.
Stern, 6rau &oio 6. 0olinq, Sri.
20. Mcper, Sri. Otargarcte Sr1ger,
5rail @lla &idmann unO &erional,
SRI. Grace 9llrnap.
Glf Der ua6niqill 9oiiiie" am 15.
,SilGi: Or. 81. 9. @arabeoian, Or.
MooraOiah Sri. 9lan6e g.
Serr Otto 90. Bauer, Ser
un0 Sran Scott 6. @elfer, SEER
4un1cth g. Reeo, 6err mo 5rau
:. s. Naliton.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
8rObenummcrm mnS 8rDipcftisc
Whnnnentenl

Ger @erousgeber erlallbt i'd bic
mo ga Yrobenunlnlern 0cS Sour
nails Oentiben 5amilien 8n5uien0cn>
Delde nod nidt auf 0erglbonnenten-
LITE iteben. IS lit Dies cine @e-
ibaftsia6e. Ser @%eranSge6er lit eS
Den mnoncieren0en @el6dftslcllteH
idliloia moglidlt Diele 2eier gu
bnben. 9eS meiteren bdlt Die ge-
plallte @erbeiierung mo @ergr0Be-
rnlg Ser Setting nit Dem @a6ieu
Ocr 9lbomienten8abl Shritt. IS lit
inns gdungen cine 7-ipaltige 3ei-
tung BON $50 SeiterL ie na1 Den
ltmitdnoerL beraus3ugeben.
$50 Die GrpeOition neue Nameu
finoet, miro ein 8erluh gemadt, Die
3eitung ab5uieBen.
@ebt lol6en 9ti6ta6onnenten Die
3eitung an 10 finoen lie eillen Get
tel oarill, NORM gebeten piro, inn
Safe Der @ertpeigeriing oies Dem
Serallsgeber mit5uteilen, entueoer
Ourd Srieftrdger, @oItfarte, Gele-
pbon. oOer miinoli1. @ieOer6OItc
Nmnabme mirO infOlge0eIen ais
announcement betradtet.
TIMER Solicitor bat iiingIt ole
Nunoe genladt uno Die llc6er8elt.
Jung %getuonaenL oaB man pieleD ellt-
lbe bier bat. melde eerne oas Sour
aal" leien m06ten, aber penn es
ans 3ablen fommt, Die traurigIteu
@ntibltl0igungen entlinnen Inn inns
nm Die poar Gents, Die oas 9bonne-
nIent foltet, 81 bringen.
Wir reoen mr. bon lingef1br Ell
mem Gubeno loldcrMeniden. nrGnn-
li6 nno meibli6, 0ie Den Solicitor
etuns meiier gemadt boben. Sslr
erlter 2inie geb0ren oieie 2ellte fei-
mem Oeuti9en Gereine nod elmer
0euti6en Stride an. 3peitens limo
Iie tpeoer Der oeuti6en nod Der ellq.
liben Spra6e m6dtig. 0as QeIen
Der Oe1tihen 3eitung t1te ibnen qe-
raoe gut. limo Damn fonlmt 0ie
Nltsreoe:: mir leien fem oeutIh; mir
babel oelltib perlernt~ MIN. Ssn ben
oben bemerften 0uBen0 SGulprn Iaq
oas geOffnete Sollrna[ altf Dem Gid.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Sinh senng Wirtidaften an DER
ytCuntCm Strafc, 5iuii6en s. nnO j
Strafe?"

0ieie 9lllflhrift fonnte man nell-
lid in Dem meiten Shaufeniter oes
Serrn Sltlius 9onsburgb ieben, Der
in Geo. 512 0eunte StraBe R.-gS.
elm MobeIgeiddft betrcibt. 6erner
ltanO geihrieben. .@eum 10, 10 fopl.
men Sic freunolidit berein uto illi-
ter5eibnen Sic cine @etitiou, oie oil
Den boben grciie goarO o6gebeu Iul.
nit Der Bite, feiltc fpeitere 9i5enS al
Der neuntcn GtraBe 5t lsp1Drcn"
ga oieier Staut mar aufgctDireelt
moroen pegen eiller Applifntion 0eS
9errn Gbas. $. Glarfc, go. $40
3ebpte StraBe 9.-@., mn cine SC
l%taurant 2i3ens. 9as g8oiJington
SorrnoI bat ii6 nm permittelno
bierfiir DeriDanot, mo BON @errll
Slllius 2dnSburgb altffldrlulJ III
oieler Angelegenbeit crhalten. Serr
2mlsburgb iaatc per 3elepbun Ilngc.
f0br folgen0es: ga i1 meilcnl Sc
ibdftsbauie eilts nclle Iront gcgcbcn
babe, Die Die SuHnme bon 1000 0ol=
lar foitet, 10 miirOc i6 nidt gerne
Iebcll, lueltn in nueiner ndditen gtadf
6ari6ait cine @irti1ait mare.
Gs eiebt III meilteru @lod cine
gln5abl @irtidaftcn, 6ineliider &e=
ltaurationen llnO bilige 5beater. @e=
nib 9eniiqen0, oenn es mdnoerll mebr
Wtenl9en Der Nelnten StraBe BON oer
5=Str. bis CUR 9a. 9lpe entlang, ais
onoerswo in Der StaOt. Na1
lneiner AnIidt, iolte man oieie @iri-
idaften oif Die gauge Stnot Dertei-
len unO ni9t iobiele in einem 8lOf auf=
ipei6ern. SD bin ablolnt nidt &C.
gen oos 2iqlIor : @ci6dft, oeln rid
iclbit. Sn Oieiem Sale bin i'd
ieOO6 gcsen cine gsirti6aft neben met
mem @ei1dftsbaus.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Die 9~aanpenplaae,

Die 9}aupenplage lit in oieleul
6omner 10 i6limm in @aibingtun
DAB cin ipitematii6eS @eipriben Ser
nit elmer 8leil0ioing noto-
penoig lit mo felt mcbreren 9agcl
pom 9epartement fir @Glume lm0
Barfanla9en betrieben miro. Niht
aIlcill Die @1ume auf Ben offentlidel
BlaBclL ionoern mlb Die off priDd
tenn @ooen ltebeuOen 9aune Deroen
beIpribt.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
r@Ortsetrene" llc6crietnns.

Man6mal leilten ii6 englii6e
3eitlmgen gerooe8u@ranoioies. HelI.
lid fonnte mar in einem @eribte
iiber oas 5iiritentlm S1ainnbllrg-
2ippe, ais Der Gitel oes 6iirltcn &C.
uannt puroe, folgenoc l1eberiebung
lcien: Seine So6fiirltli6e 9nr6-
Iaugt" - m0rtli6! - MN fohtnlts !
uSis Sigh 8rincelD Gransporen.
cp~I 9ieie fredericksburg miB ie-
Dem, Ser cine mittclmGBiae &enntniB
ser Spra6e belibt, auf Die Neroen
faaen. Nber bier erloll6en iiA Die
enalii9en 2oitungcn Die gr0Bte 6rei
beitl
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
sdiffS6anScl.

Der G@erfonf ser beiocn ariegS-
i6iffe uSoobo" mo nMiIiiliippi"
an Die &cgieritn9 bon @riedenlan0
lit MN sum abi6lilB g%efommeli. Nm
lcbten 9ienStag mlir0e Der Gbcf fir
0ielc Shiffe I'M @etroge bon iiber
IL MiGioneu Collar ge5ci6net. &C.
frctdr 0aniels iiberQab oieien Gbcd
Dem Shnbants Sefret1r.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
aeiu 8aOen me6r.

@uibingtons Suqeuo bate all
Mittmod) Mforeen graler I'M Screen.
ocnn oic itdotii6en 8ooeplabe maren
gei6lolien mo bleiben gei6loIien,
neil fem @elo mebr OorbanOeu lit
fir ibreu 9ctricb nmo ser Gon9reB
cs nod niht Der Miibe inert gebalten
bot, oic paar 3anieno Dollars, oie
fir oen @etrieb bis 8um September
erforoerli6 mareL 81 bermiaigen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Graf uun gernlturff,

G(m Z. sui reiIte Der oeutibe 9ot-
ibafter IN @ai6ington, @rof bon
9ernItorft aif Dem 9ampier s8a-
tcrlano" llad Deilti6lanO, poielblt
en- feline 6erien uerleben lno Grbo-
lima BON anitrengenocr arbeit ili-
den miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
GrciIc SuarO fir Sen 9iitrift
Columbia.

Ser Grciie 8oaro fiir ben 4iitrift
Columbia BAT olll 6. 5. MtS. gtoti3
erlolien, oob bis gum II. Sui Sc
illhe fir ltn15iige BON @irtlhafter
in leue @el6dftsbGuier cntQegeu &c.
ltonmcn meroell. Serncr miiiien aae
@eIu6e fir @rnellcrlngen BON 81
cenlell 8piiden Dem I. Nilgliit unn
I. September eingerei6t mcrren.
9tltr @eiu6e merocn beriidiihtiqt.
sic BON o%enieniqen e%ingercidlt mer.
Sen Die bercits 2icenien 6eiaBen.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
Der memc @rammeiiter,

SEER @aar airlteiner lit MN Scr
NronnoHIter in Der @aibingtolt
@relperu 60, Ste mo 6-StraBe, 81.
6. 6crr 9iriteincr fomunt bon Ybi-
laoelpbia uno miro mobI neeen iei-
ller gilten Notwithstanding 9iid-
tiges Ieiiten nno gutes Bier fabri.
~3ieret.
Washington Journal., 1914-07-11
0p0eHoren.

@olcftoren mel6e IN ibren Oh
Itriften autoriiiert iilO, ole Abonne.
Iaentsbetrdge 81 erbeben unO 81 quit.
t.erell, iinO iolaenoe &crren:
Trib aleilt, 915 g. s.. 9(pe, q. &-
@aul S6wcgler. 1929 6-Str., &*@.
@reaor gir, 1912 $40. 9lpey nc.
9laOens6nrg, NiO.
Slagu1t Sennig, 9dderei-