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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
foif.

3r1.. 8ebagen upn &ehpbalid be-
iudlte bier am Sonntaa ieinen Sru
Der uno nnoern 8trmonbte.
3. u. gselif Mno Grau oon Teta
lparen am Spnutae aeihditlifl bier.
llnire Dramatic Club aat am
Spnntna cine SoritelIuna unb 2ans
In sReta lupbei Elm idbnes mten
fur unIere Shufe ersislt rpurbe.
6err Gerhnrb Seltrop taufte iif
cine ueue TreihmaIfine uno III be-
reit quite Arbeit su liefern.
@m. Sotier befaub iif nm Sonn'
tag geid]ditlih in @eitpbclia.
Cine ansabl unierer Rttblraer
iuiometen iih AM i5reitas benz 5iifl'
ipurt brunten an Der Waries.
gomarb 0enrnn ppn 5aus beiuf,te
bier am Sontna ben SDhn Soc.
y. 5. SteamuuK mar am Samstaa
In 9inn uon 100 er ben SDhr Senru
beimhpite Der bic bortiae 6odlihule
beiuhte.
Ieter grune upn WariesSume fam
am Sunntaa hierbnrt) nui bent 8epe
nud) @enphnlin.
Mug. Snlierbuidl uno @emnhlir
uur 2irn tnmen ant Sunrina bier
burdl cui bcm g9cae mad, CinnC
Wcn0.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
SinS rciibdr? siebcriid,? Nraui!

gin rtii,nrtS, reruUieS uro llurG-
hlRt2 Nlu9 nit btlcattr ,3uusc,
blt,t uuo itlailpS: lit pit ucnil
Damn uicccr nit 0ciBhunaer; lauren
WaNtn: ubleu Athem: SdlmCr;er
I'M Aiaacn nit |urhiaII; anirihcn
Der Sabre i'm StlIaic uub id,rCdbai.
tcH 9lu''dhreu - baS allies mnhrt an
ciu;u SSurntucrtiIaer - etiuas b>S
SSurlucr utrtrcibt, uub iat ieocS
9ino bat ht. Sidnppp Sprm aillcr
lit uutiR, 0plt hcute cine Shat'tl
Snu0et luQlcid an. Ia cS Gin ,iudcr,
,nuNu Il, .bronri cS icirer ,3uipradle
&trtrcibt Die @lrmer bic llrlahe Dc,
Qctotu ciuCN NluocS. 25t bel curcn
Nppthctcr, (2rS1
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Suitcte brei Sabre.

Sd, ebrc Shre arsnci ols eine
seubuna benz Weniheup eitleht mb
Der @iiieuihoit. Cure Nrsnei. Tr.
aina'a siew Tiscpperp. he,lte met
men ieit brei Sahrcu mir anbaiten.
ben Suiteu,- ioat Senuie tSlenimtna.
Sem Toper. Chiu. 6nben Sic einen
iaitioen SuNen? Sii er ftbrria unb
mill er ieincr Bebanbluna weihen?
oplt beute cine SOC 6IaIte Tr.
hina's Ren Tlseupcrp. Was 20 iiir
Sennie 6lemmiua settau. thnt' .
auda fur end,, einerlei mie itorria
ooer drpniid Der oufien III. es be-
ieiiipt 6uiien unb pals' uno Gun.
aeuleiben. Ollie pber Gelb suriid.
soc unb LOO bel eurem Npothefer.
tUudlen's drniea Safbs iat aus.
i6lae iAna.I -. :. b-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
County Clerks Notice Of rfimsry
Election.

''"'' '" IS OfiIlce Of the
County of Usage County Clerk
Notice l. hereby given that Prima-
~ Election will be- held 81 the regular
polling places in each voting precinct OF
said County Of Usage. on the Srst Tues
day of August, 1914, being the 4th day
Of August 1914. for the purpose oi nom
mating candidates for the following ON
ces to I've voted for at the General EIec-
tion to be held on Thursday the 5rd day
Of November 1914, to wit:
Senator in Congress for Missouri.
Judge Of Supreme Court division No.
One.)
State Superintendent of Publ.
schools.
Representative in Congress for Eight
District.
Me nber Of the House Of Represents
tives.
Presiding Judge Of the County Court
Judge Of the County Court. Firsi Dis
trict.
Judge Of the County Court, Second
District.
Judge Of the Probate Court
Clcrk Of the Circuit Cour, and Reror-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Notice Of stockholders Meeting

nmler !. hereby given that the annual
stmkh0lders meeting II the Bank oi
westphalla. viii he held NJ H.. banking
house In wes phalia Mo-. on the 9th day
of June 1914.
Said meeting will commence Mt 3
o'clock A. NJ. and continue st least three
hours. unless the object for which such
meeting il called he accomplished
sooner.
The purpose for which this meeting Is
railea b. to elect seven directors for the
said bank. TO serve the ensuing year. and
for the transaction of any O'her business
which may properly come before the
meeting
Gerhard plassmeyer
President
attest:
Henry Wcsterlnann Seer etary.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28

Nm licnrta3 ocu "Gttn Nd, lunr
Sen A>caru Eud uul Nc;ilt Nt,Wtr5
IN Ohcunnbc uCrcluiAt
l;r III cin Sphu upn 9SittUc gInul
Iut uro tie cine 9,ouptiptpdttr non
Srout @urnl1
Nohu. Wntcr Nadlmcuer uoliipA
otu Irnundt,
&etm Maxi NdA!ll i. ciuc tlCiu(
Audltuicc cinAelchrt,
Vim Ylin0il SuuntnN lehcn Die Sin
ocr CUR Gritcn hcilipCn Summurlpr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Ghrc ben Seleeu.

aa bieiem 9oee eeoentet Der SeI'
ben, bic ihr Slut aui ben Sdhladpt'
ielbern bes Sareersrieaes psrapiien
uno bamit ben Sobeuaenlnet habtn,
hamit aus beuielbeu Iicl .ra'tia bct
Stunt Der Sreibeit uno giniateit
rntpidelu mbas. Shr Sunnen, sie'
bet binaus su ben Gbreridtteu 100
bic totem oeiben ruben. pilarst bic
Jlaaae fur hie nc ihr Slut perauiien
aai ihr Grab uub asbcniet NIT I'm
oadt ihrer eaierlanbslisbs une
csiefsiillsfsii.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Nartucr ucrlaugf.

1unQfr IlaGH uun II 0ovr 22
,(nhrcR init cuul 50. 800 8ernitQcu.
olS @eieg'l2uartucr IN circm Storc,
Nrlut, gt,r bnunotrcu Griatrum
Qcn ~ ts.a ga1 atguaeuo Gdul
tl.0nrp nile 5udl Aute Nnl1gcu
nHo yul. p1. ltl, GUM 8eidlnite I'M
iGlben snraslgl q 'enneH. @caca
gaa,ref -G MAN iit IN v, y,
l'ca;e, lg.t -,a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Sefaies.

sVltpu SGplpP 'ep' ls"'
giaembum ariinolih renupietsn.
--geter grune upn Wiarp'S oome
tuar anianas ber @ote bier.
Ter 3uuee Serr 2awrence @eltes'
mann BON ct. 2ouis betinoet lid
babier bel benSsinen 81 Seiah,
--Nnton Tcidber mar ont sonntaa
uuo Muusaa bel Terruanoien in
araple.
-Srl. @ertruo abrian lanaldhriae
iausbdlteriu oes Eiarrers ~ Ger
mautuwu Slt.. beiineCt iih sur Selt
r Toobeim bel Wutteru.
--9IuouIl Boltcnbuidl uuo @emah'
FIN upn lisu tamen am Sonliae aul
benz speee nodl { iuae Yeuo bierourdI
-@eurac s. Guirop criiano oor
SuS. steoemam 81 dol' Gin 'honcs
WuaRupicr0
--,lnk 9lnr non NOelHlUlOn lltF
,.,,,.n, MVs, sr,,,toos W,ooeu uou unierer
u,1,oa,',,,,%,r"'ritcr gien 2haie,
49, ns,,ca J,rhcufteib oulcoep,
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
9SaleidnS 10 perfauiem.

Nhiia Nder auteS gSoloIano uahc
SptlMo,uu bilIia ;u pcrtauisu. Nc,
i'ettircnoe mpaeu iih meueeu ar
[. W. Soutep, aoeletumn, Nu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
9ipti,.

Vile mir nod StluISeuoe mbacu
ben Sctrna seiuIiiait an Serra 0enrp
Nei,ermah entrihteu dhtuuas ool |,
7. Z. Reihmnnu. ~. 7.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28

-Geriitert Cure Gphnhauie,
uuo nnpsre Gebdnoe bel bar attna
mn, mas nuh wihtiaer. peri,heri
guer Sebcn in Der equitable. SeIei
daenturen i'm Splisb.att.Ssbduoe.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28

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nor nur q nat imitaonimens) Sings
ereteuik!
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NIT oer tnhne, ben Siernenbdnner
, beaeiiiera. wdbrenb bic yRauiwnrs
f< sbers burime Bolt Hh ius ednAs
/ dea laf,ten - unb ihre 1ahez fiit
ten. Ter 7ausitD.anll mif feinex
.iniultirten Slaeee- iitht 1898 wie.
eer sum Sersm.iisln dhsliH.
Ter Ameriianer 10 Iif er .merids
tenbeelE- ieibt uno lect. bat eos
dlie aeiliaette Eprt oss Eudters ng
ieinen Iutn sur Tihiif,nur:
.Rp ion: thee muf made nipnen;
bpneit II thee tanit - bat thee mug
male uaep;,-
| llno oesh1lb traui uns eias
Station. - gsir trnneu una ieiber
chamber nift,-
@ns ba siaeutii4l oo unteu iE
Rsripe ,perben foil. ueib eer au'ud
1ampi:u hnbsn bic Rebeilsu eiuass
nommer. alIs dunsrbli1 uerifrin'
bet bn aud iraeno 9iuer: era mas
mon UNI Gsidlnitstraaer. EStanph'
ueii beiorat bic tri lpO!bshnIter ~
9selp Orleans lnuottt. Sect icII
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~ rcrinnicu.

Sin .H"a-, don byllahb1rcr &Jl
Bin; gtlu,r,yttr Shuythuru Yule bet
1ulcp b Gnllrup
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Ter W'ai.

Slu tuuuberidlbsen Wlonat Wai.
7he peather Tort Of iris a gun
@bp ipants a chance to uerHip
,3m punberidbnen Ulcnat vsni.-
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Su rertanien:

Sillia cine 0ausprael. Gut wie neu,
Ran iprehe opr in Splisblatt CifEe
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28

Cambria Scuhnbrnht. einer Der
iltrien anb beitrn i'm Rafffe. .stf
penrp Z. s6rpprs.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28
Z a ; nv q.
l,nytaltUun in St3lHa@'e IT
Nr,lG.evu. Mai 81, mo
,EuHi :.

WA hAtHNlY 'N' '' '''S
&uri :.
Sic ctyu. 9Iptrc 7aG., SdIWei,eru
ueyocn ihrc lohylid'c NlritcIIunN im
Sd,a!hauic III Npc,0t0rG stttE Son
tna CEiinontnl otr 81. Mal uns
Spunlna, nen =. SAM.
Vile iino htriljdl 0aiN cinRelaoeu,
NuclptuuS 1hcatcr iulrcu immer
ont - 10 oudl bicicS. SScr einnal
bier oc,ucicn frmmt wicocr. Subuc.
5oal uuo 2ubch6r, allies uu' NIu'
ocruitc ucu eiraeridltct Srnmt nno
lthort. Gririidlrrncn dnt Eldtc.
&ortrop beQirnt um ; llbr. Gin
,ritt II uro - Gcr,s, Ter GrItS IT
;um Ncitcu Der SduIt.
!>rpora II, NJ
|, Spcnira Wardl - -- Euct
3. Gcitcr,ciiS RcRimcnt
4. Circus @dllcp - guci
>. Nutlr @ronnmn'S Complaints
q. NiheS 6liabt Iuet
=. Stari Tyiil
IS, S,lucr Sprar Srip
10. Tu traan bic RlOnne lort
2euipr &puS.
10. Rauo Selection.
II. Children Sunlpbpnp
Niuiiit Eupils
II, Spl,nlmlidlcS atllerlei Chorus
Is. 0ioniaht Sire alarm - -GHet
Il. Gpils ui Guriuiitu =
Seuior @irls.
IL. Spbin's &e.urn. Euet
l6. Smp aae Trill.
II. Sauo SeIetipn
Is. Sableau.
~ 8. W. 3.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1914-05-28

Henry W,ster,nann Seer etary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22

Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind that
looks right Times Printlng Co., IL
John h-Ht Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
THE STAGE
oeTRolT oPERA HOUSE.

Henrietta Crosman, versatile and
charming. came TO town. Thursday
night for half weeks engagement
which will close the season OF the De
troit opera house, and those who sat
through the first night performance
OF The Tongues OF Men" were
agreed that one OF the best offerings
OF the year has been selected TO ring
down the curtain.
Miss Crosman's new play, which
was written by Edward Childs Car
Penter, is wholesome and wholly
amusing comedy, which incidentally
breaches a powerful sermon against
bigotry and hypocrisy. the text OF
which is taken from the words OF ST.
Paul In the Epistle 10 the CORN.
thians Though | speak with the
tongues OF men and OF angels and
have not charity. / am become as
sounding brass and tinkling cymbal.
A young and austere clergyman, sim
cere OF purpose, but deplorably mar.
row and lacking I'm humanizing frail
ties, bitterly attacks an opera as i'm
moral and assails the character OF the
prima donna who sings the leading
role, declaring that no good woman
could possibly lend herself 10 the por.
trayal OF such a type. The prima
donna, incensed at the unjust attack
boards The clergyman in his Vestry
room and challenges him TO meet
some OF the people OF her world. He
accepts, with the result that he NOT
only reverses his opinion, but almost
falls In love with the woman he de-
nounced After he has been made 10
'eat his sermon" he Is sent back 10
the girl to. whom he was engaged and
the play ends with congratulations all
round
Miss Crosman, as "Temperamental
Jane Bartlett, the prima donna, is BY
turns arrogant and lovable, furious
and gentle. The part brings into play
the entire range OF human emotion
and in each OF her varying moods,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
BALTIMORE PLANS
A REAL FLAG DAY
Will Have Weeks Celebration OF
Centennial of Star Spangled
Banner"

BALTIMORE. Md, May 22.-While
Admiral Fletcher and his fleet have
been teaching respect for the dag IN
Mexico, leading citizens here, headed
by Mayor Preston, have completed
elaborate plans for celebrating with
week OF events next September the
centennial OF the writing OF Inc
Star-Spangled Banner on Fort Nc
Henry by Francis Scott Key. A half
million dollars will be expended on
the celebration. which begins Sept. .
and continues until the 18th. Inc
final gathering OF the commission and
all its committees last week brought
out all the details for the centennial
and the fact that the city had the
money and the energy 10 accomplish
them.
The centennial anniversary falls on
Sept. ~. and Baltimore has planned
10 celebrate with a week OF pageants,
carniyels, professions, illuminauons
and historical gatherings. Mayor
Preston is at the head OF the commits
sion, OF which President Wilson and
former Presidents Taft and Roosevelt
are honorary presidents.
Fort McHenry is to be turned over
to the city as public park In an
address by President Wilson after he
and the governors and militia Oh
states that formed the union In 1914
have escorted the original Star
Spangled Banner TO the fort
Here will also be unveiled a mon
ument to Gen. Armistead, who com
manded the garrison when Key, de-
tanned on British man-of-war, wrote
the anthem after night OF ANXIOUS
waiting TO see the flag of his country
still floating over the fort. A hey
memorial building will be dedicated
while 10000 children OF the pubic
schools in the formation OF human
flag will sing the national air 10 the
accompaniment OF a massed band OF
500 musicians.
Other events of the week will be an
industrial parade with 500 floats, an
electrically illuminated historical pa
geant with so floats and parade OF
90, 900 men OF fraternai orders with
rs allegorical floats. the unVeillng OF
tablets by historical societies. colon
ial garden parties, floral automobile
parades, athletic events and regatta.
Fort McHenry is TO be bomDardeu
pyrotechnically, while there Will be
continuous display OF fireworks along
the Is miles OF the city's harbor ana
waterfront and the key highway,
Just completed at a cost OF 81, eoO,OOo.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22

So youthful a personality is pos
sessed by Ethel Brandon, who plays
the JOY OF maternal love, Granny Tyl
anu NANNY -T-yt, IN -'fhe Blue BIRD,
now in the Garrick theater. that IL Is
difficult 10 believe her when she ac
knowledges TO upwards OF go sum-
mers and relates theatrical eXpe-
riences in the companies OF the great
stage artists OF yesteryears.
Il was associated in stage work
with Booth, Barrett. Mrs. ID. p Bow
ers, Thomas W. Keene, and at the
age OF l6, | played Juliet to John Nc
Cullough's Romeo" said Miss Bran
don, who In private life Is Mrs. Stock
well, widow of l.. X. Stockwell. at
one time manager OF the famous Al
cazar theater in San Francisco. Mary
Stockwell who was in Detroit re-
Gently playing the leading role in a
sketch presented in the Temple the
alter by Frank Sheridan, is her only
child.
MY first inclination for the stage
came after hearing Charles Dickens
read his stories in Philadelphia, in
1858" says Mrs. Stockwell. 81 do
not feel my years, and, as | enjoy ex-
cellent health and travelling across
the country has no terrors for me,
expect to keep on With my stage work
for another 10 years, at least"
Mrs Stockwell has many personal
friends in Detroit who have enter
tanned for her in many pleasant ways
during the week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
HAIR is SEWED ON NOW;
BALDHEADS, COURAGE

BUDAPEST, Hungary. May ga
method OF sewing hairs 10 the human
scalp in cases OF badness has been
successfully used by DR.. Szekely at
the hospital OF Saint Stephans. in this
city. The number OF hairs planted in
the head OF one patient has been as
high as $4,000. One hundred hairs are
drawn through punctures In the scalp
in every square cenumeter. and as
both ends are left free this makes
over 1000 hairs to each square inch.
In the operation very tine gold
wires are used, one five-hundredth or
an inch in diameter, and long nne
hairs from a woman's head are at
tached TO these. The gold loop acts
as an anchor, which after steriliza-
ton is introduced into the subcutan.
eous tissue, where 1t is slightly twist
ed. thus holding the hair in perma'
nent position. II is claimed that 500
hairs can thus be planted in three
quarters OF an hour.
A special instrument has been de-
signed by Dr. SZekely for planting
the gold wires which are so fine that
after the work Is completed FOR plant
ing $4,000 hairs there Is only one
gramme OF gold left in the scalp.
The hair becomes perfectly natural
after a capsule OF tissue forms around
the gold knot The Inflammation dis
appears within 10 days after the OPP
GRAFTON and no evil result has ensued
from any of the paintings. The hair
can be treated in the ordinary way
after the operation, and the doctors
earliest patient, who underwent the
operation seven years ago. has a beau
tiful head OF natural glossy hair
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rathskeller tria: Charles THOMSON,
Juvenile English juggler, and the
Mooreoscope.
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py patter. Second feature or the bill
will be Ray Samuels. Coincidence, last
season with THE Honeymoon Ex-
press. Harry Tate's English comedy
company will ofer Motoring" a
screaming trayesty on the trials ana
fluctuations OF automobiling. A nov
city or the bill Will be an illustrated
lecture on Mexico by f. Tennyson
Nicely, a noted lecturer and globe
trotter The truth about the Mexican
situation will be shown by many
views taken on Mexican battlefelds.
Other acts Rempel sisters and COM
pany. in "When We Grow Up"
playlet OF youth; Kluting's entertain
ers. an extraordinary animal act;
Miller. Moore and Gardner. clever
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
Rodman CONTROL Canal.

Capt. Hugh Rodman, T. S. ~, who
will chave charge OF all the details OF
putting shipping through the Panama
canal, graduated from Annapolis In
1880, and, with the exception OF six
years, has been at sea ever since.
He has been around the world hye
times and has commanded ships IN
nearly every big port in the world.
Admiral Dewey sent him to demand
the surrender OF the Spanish bat
teries on Corregidor island, outside
OF Manila bay. and later those at
Subig bay When Admiral Osterhaus
commanded the Atlantic fleet Rod
man was the feet captain. When
the battleship feet went TO Europe
last year, Capt. Rodman commanded
The dreadnought Delaware. From this
he was sent TO the isthmus at Col,
Cocktails request
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22

Our mammoth mail order division has
found many short stocks of articles of
which too few remain to recatalog. All
of this splendid merchandise they have
turned over to US to be disposed of
quickly and at once. The only way to
do it is to slash prices deeply and this
we have done. It's easy to pay the
peoples way.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
GOES 10000 MILES
TO BECOME BRIDE
Following Profession as Opera
Singer, Woman Meets Her
Fate in Cape Town

ATLANTA. Ga, May pa. round.
ithe-world" romance will eliminate in
South Africa when Miss Claire Shee.
han former Atlanta woman, who
has been on the grand opera stage
for several years, will, after a journey
or 10000 miles, become the bride OF
Justice A. Richard Wilmot, an Eng.
lishman.
Cupid fired the first shot of the
romance in Paris. chased his victims
across the English Channel to Lon.
don, made q fiying trip TO South AT
RIGA for pot shots at Justice Wilmot,
followed Miss Sheehan TO America,
and will see victory perch on his
banners at Capt Town South Africa,
where Justice Wilmot has an import
ant government post.
Miss Sheehan and Justice Wilmot
first met in Paris two years ago, and
last November they became engaged
Then they parted. she agreeing to go
TO him in distant Africa this spring
after visit TO her relatives in At
lanta.
For the last twelve years Miss Shee.
han has lived abroad, where she fol
lowed her profession as opera singer.
gaining fame in many of the capitals
OF continental Europe.
She studied under Marchesi for a
number of years in Paris, and made
her debut in The Barber OF Seville"
essaying the part OF Rosina.
Miss Sheehan will journey twenty
one days by sea from New York via
the Madeira Island to Cape Town.
She and Justice Wilmot will at once
be married and will go to their future
home in De Arr, 500 miles distant.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22

AS usual, the Temple theater will
keep open house all summer. present
ing the same grade of entertainment
which has made this playhouse so
popular. Next week, John Hyams and
Leila Mcintyre, clever entertainers
who have been starring I'm the must.
cal comedy "The Girl OF My Dreams"
will head the program, offering a mu
steal sketch entitled THE Quaker
ess," written for them by Willie Col
lier and Herbert Hall Winslow. It's
said to be very good entertainment.
full OF songs, dances and bright, snap
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-22
Geta Ore In Chile.

An American steel company has ac-
qured immense deposits OF iron ore
in Chile that it proposes TO ship TO
the United States. at the rate OF one
million tons annually, on the opening
OF the Panama canal, and 1t is said
that other American interests are In
yestigating the field.