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3or at msoe arabet ON en- noeet
p9nere gibcI til Weaempris iom
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar bi IoOet
fremitiIIe feIeenoe 10 0iimre | fpe-
ciel for os uofsrt Snobinbing: -
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Speciel Snobinoing | flint, bsje-
ligt Gbargin meo @uIoinit. -
gris $f.40.
Rr. 24-8. Somme iom CIR. a.
u. men meo rlrnoe &ierner.
9ris $3.50.
gee9e oisie gibIer er Of bet ban.
ife 8ibeIieIifobs lt6eaDer, os meo
BET np Ieitomente | np OneriGttelie.
Den, Der bar fet bisie gibIer, bill
bare enig meo os /, at be inrIiet
esner fig til @opebsser.
Rabn p~oai9ttes ! Cub for 20
Gents efstra. 0abn os Cato 30
Gents.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29
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Menig6eoen Der afAolOt III regcl.
masiiae aoartalsmsos Den mn0en
Sui Otter at 1aUe imoet en-
Suna al .SaHaercu~ iamf 9en o.
Cplasning ii ct @uos Cro peo
9aitor 9ielien. aabne0es Meoet til
SorhaH0liH1. nj Dc f~orffeli9e
Una, iom bleo forAanoleoe. bar
Tor oet ierita at ian aorief, Der par
ialoen neO ira Saarnet. lat % igen
Ger er meaen 9eiuar forbunoen
meo At iaa BET aiori. men iaa pm.
Ter Oct ogiaa port CUBS 0ns iaa
meaet mere, naar bet isrit er an.
6raei oeroppe paa ben 6eie 5inOe.
" haaber mart i1en at ioa BET at
ie- oeroppe, pe9en0e moo 5fD.
0enigbe0en iom bar faaet fit
eset 9i6liotef BAR iaaet ct MT,
imuft Sfab III line Qsger. Otter
ben 9elDiaie al Domino, Tom uiites
ueo. At llosiiterne a ianme itrafS
fom mo REQ irioiniae @aoer
0og bsr beapones meo Oct iamme,
At llnBoomsioreniagen osioo er IN.
teresieret - ter oi bad6e paa et
eoet og iuuot 9trbeioe, Der oil boz.
re i'm 6rngt / lin Tio. SlutteIig
bleu Der Deoiaaet. at, PM @uo Dil,
0a al aiboloe et Wisiionsmsoe iiolt
/ 4nanit MaaneO. On aomite pao
iets Meolemmer, tire apinoer Of
ire W9no, pnlgtes til at %foreitno
Groningen al iamme. Mantte Ser.
rem M oeliiene bette port Misiions.
msoe iamt arbei0et Der / i'm Sci.
beO. iao life BLOT Oi Tom Meuisbeo
fit 9eIfigneIie; Oi uiloe inserIig ger.
ne ogiaa fsge at nna Dem al pore
2anosmrno, fom itnar uoenior o.
iise: Som og pRr Hleo osl~
8. ;.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29
IRE nne q umre
Of
ariitcIiei 5OIfebibliOief.

Snrms, 9lnmbaroi 90 NOffat
ariiteIige 9epne0sIsb / oct 10.
@arbunoreoe I. @eo Bait. u. 6
g. @rope.glosmusien. 276 Sioer.
Snob. / arsnf Sbirtins meO
@uIotrDf. 9ris 80 Cts.
SilIeOfr fra 5Olfslipet. SDn 6or.
tGllin9er Of ). 6. pom Soften
meo aorfofterens 9iIIaoeIie oper.
fat af Bait. @. @iiniter. 6ororo
al aomtesie s. anntb. 223 Fl.
Der snnft 5birttnssbino. 4ris
80 Cts.
gerOsus 6nOe. On aerligbeosbiito.
RE al Com eoeleiton 5orfatter
Of aaor1", 3 aampens 9uIoer~
o. Il. 800 Sioer. @r1m Sbirting
meo @nIotrpf. gris 30 Gts.
ariifeIiot SoIfebibIiotef r~eoiaeres
al 9oft. g. @iinfter, grait peo Ct
euffas airfe t aebenbabn. 0et er
uoeInffen6e eo6e, rene gsser. Der
briugss. 7e ire o~peuItnoen0e DiI
oanne ct DGroiiuIbt 9illGg til en-
bper @oaiamling.
7auif6 emtb. Enbl Sonie,
Blair, Hebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29

i gortIano. fan npones 0iis Sen.
ME S0enoien os Miis Haneo San.
len ira 3eenab, @is.
9iis Minnie 6rit3en ira Reeuab
er ogina fommen ior ct lensere
0pbelO. Qiis 96iloe 0liai o.
giiis 2uoia anoerien er Der en- 1lr
ira eugene. Ore. Mrs. 9tnsaaro
ira 9nfer eitp, Ore. par Der paa
ct lGngere 9eisg. Ia Der ingei
oanif Strife er. boor 6m Dor. aIp.
Oeoe Bum os meo flittig at fomme
OF HGre meo os al bore @uos OrO.
u Mrs. 9orien meo i'm San er
fommen ira 0nnmarf Sos Mari.
us 9eoerien fom Der / iioite Neaa.
ueo en- M lille Sea. iom aater at
taae iait 0pboIo Der / Sniet.
Mrs. Srit5 meo @erneue er paa
9eiel hos iine 9re0re / 8oibing.
ton. Mr. % Mrs. 8. 0anien o.
~. 3asnusien er / 6aitrern. Ore.
gan. % mango anore er paa 10.
fllater al iorifeaiae .Slaas; Der er
altio en- iopr lire ooer Solf Der /
9ortlano / Sommert.oen
Meo gore ip9c. anar oet beore.
Mrs Grrioe er M / Stono til at
ppre oppe. % Dliis @artba Grn.
Joe er o9iaa fommen iia eiter lin
operation 9eOitemor er IiaeleOes
/ Stano til at fomme no omfrina.
I'll SIut isler iel Irana ill at
taffe rGaniferen~ iar Sc n0mprfe.
De 6~ortrlinaer. Den bar bra9t os
/ Den ienere 1io; ie3 maa iiae, ie9
lrier meo 9egGrlia6eo Oen NINA.
renoe onr uGet anoet 0ns4. on On.
ifer. at ale @enneifer ooa fun0e
bIioe Tor oploite % floBe til at la0e
ia narre ino ! noaet ian ialif iom
Mormonernes 3eliaion % 9pre.
7et 6ar oaiaa aleoet mia naor
ser / y2aniferen" en- Sang incl.
lem er iremfommpt Stpffer. Tom
bar ilaaet I'll 90o MOB oeil fatoIife
Sare Der / oort 9ano: BET er paa
Sioe. at ale oi 9roteitanter % 20.
re 9r0iter oaagner. al life. meoens
pi ioper. at aatolifferne bliuer lat
inc I ale gmbeoer % bliper De raa.
oeaoe. aommer De isrit III Goret
o. iaar 9anoets Sfoler uu6er SION
troll. ian oil pi anare paa, at ot IT.
fe par mere inriae ! At aaa meO al
faite Dor Stemme oaa galgoaaene
o. femme imoo boer aatolif. DC.
iom boer / De itore SettlemeHter.
hoor ale er 4roteitanter. mprfer
maaife ilet fife. boor fraftiat aato.
lifferne arbeioer. men ri. ION Dor
paa iaa afiioes Steoer. Di mprfer
Oet. iaa maa ; unoifnIoe, al ri ilaar
liot III Spo.
4eo penIig Silien til ale
aorr.
Qortlan0. Gre. . NnIl 1914.
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Ssiten er M I iul6 Soin9 poa
oisie Ggne- Sitting ier paa bette
1iOspunft rel Iobenoe no paa Nar.
terne, moaife meo ben llnotageIie,
at ben TENT inneoe SABRE bar liot en-
Del al Suit
Bait. gonoo ira 2ltcf prROifeoe
Der Smoag Morgen og bitten.
llngoomsmeoe afbolbtes pna Carl
NieIiens intuffe yBIaos" ca. 3 WiI
Spopeit for gpen. Bi bar Ell flor
llngoomsflof | 9f[bert 2ea M ON
Gage. 5or nplig blen en- ny Slot
pna % f%onfirmeret og Iagt til Ting.
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1lOffeflana

airtefloffe. @pgterrsiten
meo Den opbe SLANG =
moerlia mia ariber 9niten
til OF bpre paa Din San9
Sm9aasmoraen ou iitemmer,
taOs lea title itaar,
SOM ON on on lea par 9enner
aft ! manage aar.
airfefIoffe. ifene Iouer
ira @nos Suiets Bort.
5reoens 9uoifab ON 6orioner
toner liiliat tort
meIOer Hart oeo SuIetioe.
bsitiosinlo oa ifen,
oerior er set pei on finer
Tor @nos e9en Se.
airfefloffe ei beitauois
piI iea hsre Dig:
inng oa iteoie nioranoret,
Iom on fang Tor mia.
Minoe Dem. iom BAR Sora / sinoe,
Meo ct 9eOeilaa.
Scr oeo Brdnens go OH minoe
- mot ON SCREENS 9aa.
SfnI ies Tom ct 5rs ncoIpsees
/ Subs Snoe, paa @uos BUD.
/ @u0s SorobunO oil BET ipire
% fla berlia ioloe no.
Sfen o. rem ie1 oa ifal uGre
Tom en- unOig 9ruo.
aIoffe. minoer on min fare
at ban tro bleu Buo.
&. 3, 5crnbole, Gal
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vingsarden s5cts, Under sydkorset 81 90 Fymten At paIds HUI.
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81 50. Adens og Afdkas ubesatte Mi.siorsnarker tomsslj Socta' f Islam
syFTd og KnHighedens koTstog 81 10, Alserden for Khstus 81 50.
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q So Jea FodsPor Husandsgtsbog sIas. Al Guds Made : BbsI
Leaning At Past Munster, 4octss FoTgIemamigj eoct.s Nadsens Hasn-
dafsbog 600 krummaeher Elias 81 20, Hvad II knstendom sl 0.
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Wamle ariitsn S~afobiens
6iiforier on JortGIimger

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5pr fOitteret $39s.2o Dor 5r gRab.s l%lnaOoms 5orenns.
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aocine, $1,000. 5 oft S569f0. 0eO 9af mootoset.
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til M%isiioucn / Green Ban.

III WtIsIIUHtH ] Vttth SnD.
Scr ST 4ag6y @nlpaca, $3.50. eo5arrs Ma6. Bon sippf,
S55. I. e L Q9g3, oregon $3.50. ct Sobn s. c L @s6.
sarenne. $2050. 9r 5r Ma6y 3acine. $40. Snlm 0gb,
aaciue. S8f aoaeft optaaei 3 @anae @recn 9ao $40. : ak
Sl6560. DEB 1at mooaget. e6r Z Relion.
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st NIT e6ifanerinas. gaafnnO.

st NIT Gbifanerings-Ednfnno-
81. 9. Aabenraa, 8. Sui. Ere unge
Gamer fraagbenboon. iom baDOe to.
get 0pbol0 I BET omlfe Jorlan.
lingS6us og @pitebiem uSenoer.
6ora-Sus~ | Ssnoerborg, fif i5or.
mio6ags Orore til at forlaoe rSsn-
oerbore-Sus~. buis De Oiloe uno.
gaa at bliDe uopiite.
Del meo0eItes Dem enouioere, at
oonife 9uriiter ira MI af fun maa
opboloe Tia beiit otte Gage ! De
noroIespigife areoie.
On anoen Dame fra Ganmarf
@sifer til gQrtinoen paa uSenoer.
borg-Sus", fit ligeleoes Orore til
at isge fig ct onoet OpGooSiteo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29

greoe. 30 Mars SnbilGnm. G5l
au.) Zen l.. sui funoe 4potefer
3. Qagel Der al gnen ieire 90 Mars
Sa6ilpum Tom Qpotefer.
gaaaef, Der I De Ienere 9tar bar
opret MeOIem al 8plgerforeningens
9ilinnsraao, bar, mems ban bar lie.
bet 6er / 9nen, Dpret meget bril-
Iom, fsrit for at fna 3oriomlIngs.
buiet reiit o. ienere for arbejoet
| BET.
9egipenbeoen ben /. sui feire.
oes / OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Oe0 ct Som-
ppr melIem SI9gt o. 8enner.
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gortlano. Gre. p Sun 1914.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-29

aIsssssra. 0sssfalb- (5I. aD.)
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6lcns6Ors. stOr 6nllit. efter 6Dat

,aieler 3ia.@ meOoeler ira 8lens'
BORG, er aorngrosi
y. 3enner Den +. Suli bleoen err
flpret fallit. @asiiperne er ooer
$1,000 @arf. %9lftioerue 100000
Marf. 6irmaets Ser bar, iom ito.
tigere meooelt. neolnst tit S0eru
iom 9orgerreprGieutant Rosle al
areoitorerne bar itillet 5orilag ON
at aine 6irmaet 0enitan0.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-12-01
CLASS "a"
DESCRIPTION OF
OWNER
ASSESS SIN EMIT
PROPERTY

LYMAN r. MARTINEAU, ct al
beginning at the south west corner OF
Lot 2, Block lS thence east 1855 feet
thence north 1865 feet; thence west
1lS.5 feet; thence south 1855 feet to
beginning. Frontage 1855 feet. ...,...s 4
JOS, F. SMITH Trustee
Beginning at a point 1lS,5 feet east OF
the south west corner of Lot 2, Block rs.
thence east 20 feet; thence north 1855
feet; thence west 1919 feet; thence south
lO5.5 feet to beginning. Frontage, 129
rect '''''''''' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
LOUISA WENDELBOE,
Beginning at the south west corner OF
Lot ], Block Is, thence east 1874 feet;
thence north rods; thence west 1874
feet; thence south rods to beginning.
Frontage 1S a feet. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GEO. w. LINDQUIST
Beginning at point 1874 feet Of east
the south west corner Of Lot /, Block
IS; thence east 26. feet; thence north
rods; thence west 20. feet; thence
south 8 rods TO beginning. Frontage
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-12-01

CLASS 70"
DESCRIPTION OF
OWNER PROPERTY ASSESS
GEO. H. TRIBE INVESTMENT CO.,
The west 1915 feet of the south 116 IL
feetof Lot Q, Block IA. Frontage 9S.5 feet
JESSE EARL. ct al.
Beginning at point 90 s feet east from
the south west corner of Lot 2, Block
"a: thence east 1873 feet; thence north
1872 l.2 feet; thence west 1873 feet;
thence south 1872 IL feet to beginning.
Frontage 1873 feet. ....................
EARL AND ENGLAND,
Beginning at point HOP feet east from
the south west corner Of Lot O. Block
IA thence east 40 feet; thence north
1872 IL feet; thence west 40 feet; thence
south 1872 10 feet to beginning. Front
age 40 feet. Observation-Disclosures.
II. G. HAYBALL,
beginning at a point 1902 feet east OF
the south west corner OF Lot q Block
Ia thence east 13 feet; thence north 1874
feet thence west 10 feet thence south
164 feet to beginning Frontage 10. feet.
NEWMAN AND STEWART CO.,
Beginning at a point 1872 feet west Of
the south east corner OF Lot 2. Block IA;
thence north 40 IL feet thence west
1e5 feet; thence south 40 IL feet;
thence east 1876 feet to beginning. Front
age. 1876 feet. ............,.........
SIDNEY STEVENS IMP. CO.,
Beginning at point 46. feet west OF
the sopth east corner of Lot 2, Block IA;
thence meth 40, feet; thence west 73'1
feet; thence south 40 feet thence east
1871 feet to beginning Frontage 49,
II. G.. HAYPALL.
The east 46 / feet Of Lot 2. Block a.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-12-01

age, 35 feet. . O
DAVID ECCLEs. ct al.
The east 100 "a feet OF the south rs feet
OF Lot I. Block 49, Frontage 100 a feet. q
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The east s5.1 feet of the north 81 feat T.
10 inches. Lot 6. Block Il. Frontage
SOL Feet. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
JOSEPH HOWELL and JOHN w. s,,
CRAWFORD
Beginning at point 80 4 feet west OF the
north east corner of Lot 6, Block IA:
thence west 81. feet; thence south 1913
feet; thence east 81. feet; thence north
l2s feet to point OF beginning Frontage
AMUSSEN CORPORATION
beginning at a point 1922 feet west of
the north east corner of Lot 6, Block IA;
thence west 49,. feet; thence south 1913
feet; thence east 1872 feet thence north
1913 feet to point of beginning. Frontage
1917 feet. .........,........,..
JOSEPH NEWBOLD,
beginning at point 14S feet west OF
the north east corner OF Lot g. Block Il;
thence west 1919 feet; thence south 1873
feet: thence east 1873 feet; thence north
1913 feet to point of beginning. Frontage
1917 ieet' '''''''''' ''''''',..,,,-
NJ. WILKINSON,
Beginning at point 1914, feet west OF
the north east corner OF Lot 9, Block II:
thence west 36. feet; thence south 49.5
feet; thence east SO. Z feet; thence north
~ . feet to point of beginning Frontage
3d. feet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Q
CAROLINE MADSEN,
beginning at point POI feet west of the
north east corner OF Lot 6, Block IA;
thence west 10 feet thence south s
rods thence east 70 feet; thence north
rods to point of beginning. Frontage ~
feet. ................. ................
NAGNus OLSEN,
Beginning at a point 213 feet west of the
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27

Motion Picture Editor: 1 have watched
your page with the greatest interest day
by day. 1 think IT the best page of The
Herald. 1 am going to ask you a few
questions as so many seem others seem
to have done. Is II true that Miss Pick
ford will visit Washington before going
to Europe? Do you know just when? ]
was greatly surprised TO read in your
page that Washington owned a company
all its own. At last our city Is waking
up. Is there anyway in which can get
a set of pictures OF this company? !
have at present a set from all the COM
panies but two. Is Mr.. Hardy the same
man as the stock player? DOT.
P. s.: Where can I see Kalorama
films?
Dot: We don't think that our page Is
the best one in The Herald. but we like
II a good deal ourselves. Mary Pickford
has been expected to visit Washington
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Moore
and she will probably do so. Glad you
think the Kalorama Film Company Is a
mark Of progress. don't believe they
publish pictures Of their principals but
they will do shortly. Their Mr.. Hardy is
the stock player. on can see Kalorama
films at many of the theaters In Wash
ington. The Atonement," one of their
pictures. will be playing here next week.
Why don't you call them up at North
56Os and asked the manager? LG.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
ETHEL GRANDIN.

Petite Ethel Grandin, as she is known
to her friends. although less than twen-
ty years old. has had a varied stage ex-
perience. She is one of the original Imp
girls and plays leads opposite King Bag
got. having replaced Mary Pickford.
When she was but seven years old
Ethel Grandin had a small part with
that famous old star, Joseph jefferson,
in rip Van Wrinkle" She also played
a child's part with Andrew Mack. In
addition to a season with Edna May she
appeared with Richard Golden in vaude-
Vile. For three years she was with
Chauncey Olcott and for two years with
Cecil Spooner.
Her greatest triumph-the play in
which she came nearest to realizing her
ambition-was Traffic in Souls" the tre-
mendously successful six-reeI feature
film put on by Universal
You'd like to read the rest Of this in
teresting biography. wouldn't you? It
may be found together with the photo
graphs and stories of all the other stars
Of the Imp Company. in the portfolio of
movie stars obtainable with the coupon
printed in todays Herald and 10 cents
This portfolio is just one of a series OF
ten. You should obtain all of them and
have a complete series of photographs
and biographies of all Of the leading
moving picture actors and actresses
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
BROTHERHOOD HOLDS
PUBLIC MOCK TRIAL

Under auspices Of the Brotherhood Of
the Anacostia NJ. E. Church a mock trial
was conducted last evening on LinEer's :
lawn In Good Hope road, near Seven
teenth street. and a large crowd listened
to the arguments presented by the
various counsel A breech Of promise
suit was the case before the court. Albert
B. Havenner took the part OF the woman
In the case: Arthur B. Suit was the
judge. while John F. Earnshaw and
sewell Fort acted as prosecuting at
torneys with Frank Dony and ". sB.
Marshall appearing for the defense.
Charles F. LnEer acted as clerk Of the
court. and r. Lee scagEs. crier. The
proceeds Of this affair will be used to
extend the work OF the brotherhood. Re-
freshments were on sale
Alexander Drummong has taken out A
permit to make improvements to the
property at 225i Chester street Gus A.
Thurm will erect a two-story brick resi-
dence on the Bowen road near Penn
sylvia MIA avenue. to cost about SION
Elizabeth Cooper has permission to make
extensive improvements to her premises
in Bruce street near Anger avenue
Mineola Tribe. No. H. Improved Order
Of Red Men, OF Anacostia, listened to an
interesting talk last evening by Past
Great sachem Henry ". Tippett The
meeting was held In the Masonic Hail,
with W. II. Clark, sachem. presiding,
and degree work was accomplished.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
ALL THE LATEST PHOTOPLAYNEWS LOUIS g s..s..

strstions The Universal viii devote an
entire studio and company TO the Alfred
Henry Lewis productions.
The Universal has opened negotiations
with William CBat) Masterson. the once
famous Western sheriff now vice presi-
dent of the Lewis Publishing Company,
70 play the leads in several OF the dramas
particularly in The Sunset Traif). as
these ssoEies were written about him.
Thomas Ince. director Of the New York
Motion Picture Corporation. is now on his
way to this csty with the avowed inten-
ton of persuadIng Mr.. Masterson to star
in some plays for that company. so II Is
a question who will obtain his services.
The deal between the Universal and fr
Lewis was made through Frank Henry
Rice. photoplay broker and playwright.
The Stories filled with the romance Of
the West, abound with action and should
adapt themselves admirably 10 the screen.
Mr.. Lewis has one OF the largest follow
ings OF any author In the United States.
Wilson Mizner the author Of the Grey
hound" and other plays. some time ago
returned from circle City. Alaska, with a
tale which speaks yividly OF the popu-
larity of the "wolfville"' stories.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27

even greater losses. Both were raked by
the Confederate artillery. and though
the advance men reached the enemy :
works. were unable to carry them. They
too, fell back to outer lines Of works.
and after nightfall made them secure
against counter attacks.
Gen. Harker, who had gained fame at
Chickamauga and Missionary Ridge. fell
mortaIly wounded at the head of his
brigade. He died within a few hours.
Col. McCook, of Newton's division, form
er law partner of Gen. Sherman, was
moTtally wounded.
The Federal losses were more than 200
killed. wounded and captured. The Con-
federate losses were about 50o Gen.
Johnston and other Confederate COM
manders who witnessed the assault were
high in the praise OF the gallantry Of
the Federal troops.
This failure to break the lines showed
Gen. Sherman that his original nanktng
movement was the proper one. Without
further delay he took steps to force
Gen. Johnston to retreat by again threat
ening his rear.
Tomorrow, Diplomatic Duel Over
Rescue of Capt. Semmes-
lCopyrght lsBl
The Washington herald., 1914-06-27
Stories Of the Photoplays.
"a DARING YoanE Per.on.' =
tAt the Princess tonisht3

Cat the Princess tonight)
James Ward, prosperous young law
yer. falls In love with pretty girl he
sees passing in a limousine. Later, he
meets her quite accidentally and Is sur
prised when she enlists his aid IN secur-
ing letter for her from the home Of q
wealthy broker. that necessitates his
burglarizing the place at midnight. Ward
agrees and meets with the most startling
II adventures in consequence. However.
he wins the gfrl-even with the permls-
sion Of the man whose home he enters-
And Is not arrested In the bargain.
"The Peach brand"
Mildred Snow. Francelia Ellington; Paul
Leighton. Sam De Grasse.
A lovers quarrel sometimes will change
the whole world for two persona After
his Misunderstanding with Mildred. Rob-
ert Carter went West 10 begin life over
again. and she went to the city where
she was soon engulfed In the struggle
for subsistence, Mildred had had no vo-
cational training. She was q beautiful
girl, with an abundance OF soft. curling
light brown hair. When the young artist,
who took his meals at her boarding
place. asked her TO pose for him, she
JOyOuSlg consented.
Paul Leighton had a liberal allowance
from his mother. and painting always
had been for him more of a pastime
than a serious means Of livelihood. When
Mrs. Leighton suddenly died, and the
lawyers found II necessary 10 use what
property she had left to settle her af-
fairs. young Leighton, for the first time
in his life, was flung upon his own re-
sources Pretty girl heads"-mostly
Mildred-saved him, and led TO a contract
with a big fruit canning concern. He
designed-Mildred posing for him-a label
for a new brand OF peaches the firm was
putting on the market.
Robert Carter was successful in Mon
tana- He struck pay dirt early and
built a bungalow. That fall planning
to winter in the new house. he laid in a
supply Of canned goods. The opening
of the first box OF peaches proved a sur
prise. Carter recognized Mildred's pic
ture.
He traced her to Chicago. His coming
just then was providential. The girl sud
denly had found herself in the old
dilemma familiar to women in her posi-
tion-of either having to accept the ad-
vances OF Leighton. whom she could not
love. or to forfeit her means of self
support. When they were on the train.
rushing westward, Carter bent forward.
laughing, with the old. teasing look in
his eyes.
The one peach brand for me-" he said.
squeezing her little hand.