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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
Sra 9anmarf.
(Gouid.)

AOO~AAsI
2or at 6etegne oct 0eo ct alumni
6eIiet notrpf, fan mar iige, at man
berbiemme toeer paa Den Gag,
omtrent iom man 9er / Amerifn.
Som ct @fftmpel fan ieg tage
8ostiIoe, bpor ieg MI Dor. af Bar.
tier, frniet 2utberonere, er Der ao.
toltffer, 9optiiter, 6reliens Scr
(fnlDotion armp). Wen BDer pas
fer TT, ioa ale Bortier er for iao
blot meget Ititfelige ooerfor binan.
ben. RatoIifferne er BET iterite al
be n9Dte Bortier Der. De bar ny
Zig foaet bDgget en- itor og I'm Sir
fe, bar ~bJiiooenoe Brpit, bar oereS
egen Sfole og eeet Soipitdi. Soo
be bar oeres Snger temmelig goot
/ Or0en uoootil. 8aptiiterne er fun
en- Lille Slot og isrer pit ogiua en-
temmelig title 3iIuRrelie. De boil
Der oeres @lostieneiter oe Weoer
i ct leiet Riim. Wan bsrer life
til, OF be pinoer Broielptter. 5rel-
iesbRren m9rter man iaa at iige
life noget til. De befen0tgsrer life
6eres Wsoer i 8pens Blade, og
man bsrer heller life noset ON be-
res grG0ifeoirfiombeo. De faa
Stpfter, Der en-, Dirfer Diit melt !
8elgsren5eoens 9ieneite. gaen oct,
iom Der IRrIie ifiiIoe iremb9oes,
er, of Der fra ben lutberife Sibe
life bliber lagt De Bartier noget !
Deien, be fonr frit COP til of ar
beioe for 6eres. ut be ira oeres
SIDE oerimoo gerne piloe pinoe no.
gen 7ilbrngere bIdtot Golfefirfens
Meolemmer, BET pe6 pi 10, % bet
Tan pi inn ogfoo foriton, let fra
6eres Stonopunft oe anifielier.
Nen pioere tn1fer man iao heller
life at goa, Man piIoe life goa ef.
ter be 0bbenbdpnfbe Yr9fter, ON
4. CTS. Boptiftprn6ifmrfen Der piI-
b. tsvlle at fon port gsisfionstais at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

funo. bpis BET ifiiI0e, bpao iomme
nor % andre enifer. bIipe glpor
me0 en- Screening al ale Samhmo.
; bper SiIfeloe oil Oct nof liaac
ngr ior ben Duare 5lngt Al iu9r.
NE ior at fomme I tort Selifab.
isrit ioroi BET fonmer III at ie me,
re itort % mObpoenoe no. % Ser.
mart oil Dc m1ge 10 oBioa fitnne
re9He. % DIR ifal MI in8en tor
9egneflmit til Ter at Bere oct ino.
l1ienoe. at REQ eli Sammenihitnin5
meo ct eaer Here Samimo Oiloe
Oct bIioe meBet Iettere % me8et
bilIigere at boioe 9irfiom5eoerne
oaaen0e. aoifiIliae 4rgiteifoler d
an0re Sfoler flmoe neolpB
8es, % me9et anOet oiI0e hmne
unoupres. Set 5orenmgsppien fm-
Dc bel ogiaa gerne gaa an, mar
Del er 5olf meo iamme Iro %
9efen0elie. d nuor oct ipro9Ii9e
% rationale ital gaa 6leiten al.
ligeDeI. 0erimoo tuu6e oct maa.
ife iaa Ii0t 8aniteli8beO paa ct
an0et 9unft. Ger tales 10 / Dor.
Re Daae uof ON De ariittes apr.
li85eo. 6ororaaeIigbeo % Sea.
igusflIo3e0; men a0ooer Den iat.
oeoe % f.poenoe 3ale ON al ben
a~prligbeO er Oet iIet life iaa beIi
oppe, naar man Ter. b%0oroan Oct
orter iig i 9iuet "a oct gpIoer
Der JON ale 3eaue. at gaenos.
aeruinger er hu~ar0naffe0e ara.
6ater". u BET er III Ell aenos-
gerning. at oeo en- Sammeuilut
nina fommer alto BET irem, b0enl
Der ifal bare De raa6enoe % to.
neanqioenOe. mere aanoeligt o.
bro0erli9t or oet MI fife. Do %
er oct pit altio iaaoan, at DC ito.
re Samiuno III bare 9iet til al
ii8e. 6oor Sfabet ifal itan. 0e.
Der nogenlmOe bor iulgt me-
ll0uiflinaen, eQcr ON man oil fal
D. BET Suo1itlingeu, fan 10 if,
care iremmeoe ior Del. Som III
+. Cts. Den @ipenife ausuitauaiD
aooe, oen 9ar / LANCE Gi0er itaa
q ! ben ena. a@eneral 9ounci.
men ben bar oaiaa JON beteno.
/ Here 4ar opret fe0 al at itat
Der. Il Der bar o8iaa li8e D
II / 1ag Dpret Biort 6orilng Oh
At fomme no al Den 5or6iHoeIie.
u oct er life 2preitrio eaer 10
get iaaoant. g1en oct bar pGre.
oiientli9t lat rem, al DC SOenif.
ieIte ii9 t%iliiOeinte, altiaa noae.
i Retniug 40 Oct at blioe inlet Der
cu arog meo ben 9eifeo: NJ
tan 5 itaa Der. % Oct oar 10 %
iao bette Council, Der enganf
ielte ia taloet III at bIanoe ii
mo / oen oanife lore. airtes 2r
beioe enfelte Steoer. "a Sen
Council er pit life no9et oaorIig.
eller iIaut Sumnin0. g1eu oct q
nat iaaoan / ocnne @eroen. at Sc.
Iiaaer figeirem i 9looet paa Dem
ser er ruer tror at pare noget
At DC fol msnitre % en6epen6i
Dem. Dc fan ooerie. let er mol
fife eiier hoao Seius tnIte aite
uen, ier BAN oeOe. men iad6an aaai
oct mn ill., troos al Snaf o. a.
6antai ON BET mo0iatte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06
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en- RelIe | Veftn,
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Da min 3io fun par tort %
iea baooe 9pit til at ie mig on
iaa me8et iom muligt i Den Gio.
jeg boooe, ioreiloe Bait. @ngbOlm
at ri iful0e tasen en- Iur meo
Spor0ognen op tg sYortlano
9eigbts" eaer council ereitg
Otter at oi bapoe beiet ben imlt.
te 6anife Strife, tog ri iaa al SteO
i 5elge meo DIR. g~eterien, JON
par Delegat oeo aarsmeoet ira
Yienigbeoen ! 3tuifln, Rebr., men
MI pnn en- Reiie i apititaterne
Otter en- asretur, Der eiterbaan0en
elf i~teilere % i~teilere opao, op.
40, naae0e oi Oh til port 9eitem.
~meliesiteo, enonl ier aitenen
ionteoe fit SoogeiIor oUer ben
imutte, itorarteoe Omesn, en- 10.
llgf, lonI leg tlPloen Dor 1et Nd
ee til.
Spor mango &unoreoe 600 ooer
Sapet pi too, bar ies CLIENT. Nen
9onOet til besse Cher Ioa no.
6re0t iom et mnngeiorpet Sonofort
neoe unoer os, % / oct iierne iaa
oi Woum ct. 9elens rage op
i 3aneen. I'll Den enc Sioe ina
pi ben megtige 8D, iom 8ilIa.
mette1 Slooen oeler | to Dele, 90
til ben onoen Sioe ct Iaa flint
2anoFf1b, iom noaen Woler fun6e
snife ZIG at f9fte poo cprreo.
$oer eneite Spornoen braete fit
ftore 29s Of Wenneifer, Tom bill.
De op pna bette fmiffe Sfeo !
GftenipaIen, - bet bnpoe ben Dag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

! Serb meo n esre. ipnoerreo Of
oeres Sl9oer % iprang mo ! STA.
rem, raabte % iagoe: IS Vtanol
5porfor gre oette2 81 er ogiao
Nenneifer. Iige @iIfaar unOergiU.
ne meo eoer" oiU.
ser feIger iaa en- fort Gale.
Iom er rel oar0 At Ieg9e noe
Oearfe til. 2ufas Tiger life, 5pil-
fen al De TO iag0e oi8ie 0rO, men
9alen opfotte5 a%lminoeIig iom 4an'
lus's.
Get er in9en greoifen, men
en- 9eiligbeostaIe.
81 logger crit 0aprfe til, al
goulits / i'm 8iltale Der Tiger Blot
rs @un6l" fife IS @ano, 9rs-
6rel1 iom Ban tiItaIte 5eoerne. 0is-
ie 6eoninger fnnoe ban fife faIoe
greore, iprIig 6a fife JON Sc Ser
for6oIot fig.
San tiger ian efter BET ier an.
ferte Ri iorfDn0e eOer Grange
liet ON At pen0e ON ira oisie tom.
mo linn iii ben feneu0e @10.@
8 SteOet for ooisie touime Sina"
Bar Il. 8groam n0isie iorfpnaeIi-
ae 8ing~ o. groi. gu98e roisie
forfqngeli9e" dn0erforitaaet gu
Oer). gaulus bar fife oiaet faloe
6isie inobilote 8u0er ior @uoer,
iaa llotrpffet goisie TONNE Efng~
iom Dor me 0peripttelie bar. er
meget rammenoe.
iii noen leDen0e @lo4 feier Fan.
lus iaa, LON bar sort 9immelen
og SorOn 90 9apet og alt, 10ao
Der er / oem.
3ette er meget trpftenOe tall
o0er for 6eOninger. I'll Seoer
funOe Gaulus tale ON gaatesioI.
fets 6or5iitorie. % ON @uos pa.
benbarine gennem 50relien me6
bette tit 5olf.
9ten til 9e6ninger taller ban on
SUBS 9(aben5aring gennem oetr D
Ifun0e 2 - 9immelen. Sor0en
5auet og alt, 5oao Der er / Dem.
8ioere Tiger ban, At 8uo n D.
for6iaangne 5ioer Loo ale SEQ
ninger uan0re 6eres egne @eie
men tilieier: aibUoroeI BAN itf
Loo Jig ieIo u0en gionesbprO, iOe
ban gioroe goot % gap eoer Regi
og frugtbare 3i0er ira oimmeIel
og mqtteoe e6ers Sierter meO 80
De o. @lpoe.~
Oct maotte ielo oisie 9e0ninge
hume tonne, at Oct fife par 3elt
og 6ermes, oisie TONNE Iing, De
6apoe gioet gie9n % ~irugtbare Il
Der Of Simmelen. Gen leoenOe @u.
pioneoe oerigennem.
Men = oenote be ina ON? ZEE
Iige ino Iiot iom @0nn9eIiets 5or
fpnoelie booOe ounoet Sn0gan8
6eres &ierter, Iige ian Iiot 0enn
Gale, TIL oct beooer ilutteIig;
.0a Oet par meo dso oe npppe
ut De DeS AT iiae bette niboIOt Sfa
rerne ira at ore til oem.@
8i ifal / neite Mint ie, boo
ooerflnoiff 0eres 9eaehtring par
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get ON BET. por Der oog iiffert Ter
emo Den Iarnme Wono, Der baoo'
FRO til at ~frelies, tbi iom anfsr.
omtales .grsorene" i 2pitra Sap
Is, 2.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

al Den isriie &enio5e0, ies par
Brpit l. % BAR oens DeIeeat, oa
iea / 1885 bIeo %orOineret See.
nab, isis, aItina M Tor 80 aar
iioetl. vi bar bes9e gennemsaaet
life iaa lot ii0en Den Dang, men
enonn bar ri port Siem | Serrens
ltrioenOe airfe, ligiom oi baober
at pare meO / ben ieiren6e ON en-
lioel Stlno. Nieo 6isie rin9e
2inier oiIOe iee eerne ienoe en-
bierteIig Silien til min aomle Ben
o. ben grqit, bpis ReniabeO ban
mn er ct trofoIt WeOIem al; 9oi.
genner. for fpriiat SierteIag /
9amle o9 me Doge.
I Gnsene, Oregon.
3 gortlano iflloe ieg esentlie
bope taset 9og til %9litonia, Ore.
gon, % oerira Dampifib til @raps
4iper, @aibingtOn, bpor Den enc.
ite airiine, ies bar boft | 9lme.
rita, bar baft fit Siem, % iom
ies life bor iet, iiOen pi beeee
bar Born / Donmarf. @ennem
grep fra benoes Ron6 I benne
CONNER iii ies at piSe, at bun
6soe for 8 gor Iibenl Seq fun6e
oItiao life bope inoet ben6e at Ie,
ON iee o9ioo por enaet til @rdps
Miper, bpilfet min Sio bes,i6eii
forbs6 mig. en- mben BIoos,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-10-06

y Wen mi bar General Com.
eli alEiqepeI maattet eipe efter for
aaie1dtano. Spno6en for at bebolbe
ben. &eb.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

in The Master Of the House. q the
original stage play In which he
scored such q marvellous triumph In
New York on Broadway. When the
patrons Of this theater get their first
glimpse Of this master production Of
the Equitable company, they will see
for the first time on the screen the
work Of one OF the most powerful
dramatic character portrayers who
ever appeared in the silent drama.
It will be; remembered that "The
Master Of the House" ran for whole
season at Maxine Elliot's theater in
New York where 1t was met with
wide appeal. ~
Lavish Production.
Wednesday. one Of the most lavish
and beautifully staged productions
ever seen viii be; offered. It Is a
Universal broadway feature, THE
Primrose Path. 2 presenting the beau
tiful Gladys Hanson supported by q
mammoth cast. Not only does this
big production oyershadows the ninety
and nine other features presented to
the public but leaves a thought that
viii linger IN the memory long after
ward. Miss Hanson. q most beau
tiful woman, was the late leading
woman with 2. II. sothern in 1.-THE
Ware Case" now playing on Broad
way. Then. that great favorite. J.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Another lot Of fine feature Aims Is
announced for, the coming week at
the orpheum BY its management, and
every daysa bill of surprising excel
lenee and compelling charm invclv-
ing the aid yof some Of the most ia
nous Broadway stars VIII be offered.
Monday. Charles Trowbridge will
be starred m the beautiful ave part
Shubert offering, The Sirens Sons. .
The; story tells OF a young man from
a small town who comes to q big
city TO make his way IN the world,
and, through his ignorance OF judg-
Ing human nature. is inyeigied into
an illegitimate banking scheme and
fs sent to prison. After his release
he rises TO tread the straight and
honest path, but his former assoc
ciates are constantly appearing at
the most inopportune moments and
iconfronting him .ith his past. His
many temptations, the way he rids
himself OF the crooks and tho ending
terminating III u beautiful love al
fair make the feature wonder.
X, Features Mr. Stcager.
Tuesday the. broadway star. Jul-
ips steager witl play the leading role
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
'PACIF|sIs !. u. /,
VINO Had RidicuIed Enqlish
Position is NoWin the
British Army.

Correspondence Of the Associated Prcss.)
LONDON, Dec. 25.-R. ID. Denman.
NJ. p, hitherto known as one Of the
chief pacltlsts and q bitter anti-war
speaker, has obtained commission
in the artillery. The news Of his 70
ing into the, army has Consequently
brought encouragement to the Union
Of Democratic Control, Ramsey Mac
donald's peace organization. It was
only. recently that Denman brought
out pamphlet entitled .on the Road
to Peace" In which he ridiculed Eng
lands position in the war and stirred
up a great deal of anger against him.
self. In consequence Of this, the Lib
erty party council Of Carlisle, his con.
stituency. passed a vote Of NO conf
dence in him and instructed its execu-
tive to find another candidate for mar.
lament. However. penman declared
he would run again at the next elecs
ton on his own ticket He is 80 years
Di age and brother Of Lord Denman.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
REs'TRIG|'TI0NS
on the Use Of Swiss Passports
Being Enforced by En-
tente Allied Powers.

4 LONDON, Dec. Is. Special rcstric
lions on tho use Of Swiss passports
are being enforced by all the entente
countries. owing to the ease with
which Swiss citizenship can 30 OBJ
tanned in, somo sections of the little
republic. The business Of naturalist.
ton In Switzerland Is IN The haudr
OF tho municipalities. and althoueI,
Ordinarily two years residence u r.
uuircd. this may be waived by the 10.
cal authorities. & ~ s.
According TO advices which have
reached the British authorities. cor
tain small villages near the German
frontier have recently boon granting
naturalization to q considerable mum.
Der Of Germans. stipulati ting only that
the applicants must pay $170 IL lieu
OF the customary residence provisiou
In View OF those recent naturalirs.
tons, the British authorities win
hereafter require every person gtrnv-
cling with o Swiss passport TO spreson,
also his naturalization certincstion -
his birth certificate. Admission vi,
DO refused to all persons naturalixoc
since the beginning Of the war. :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
MEAT PACKERS ]
Of Chicago. May Have Trouble
with the New Parliament
in Queensland.
tsY A.s.ee:.l.rse ,s.s.,

BRISBANE, Australia, Dec. .25.-
Legislation hostile to American meat
interests in Queensland is said to be
part Of the immediate program Of the
labor party that has come into pow
er. A bill is now before the Queens
land parliament giving the govern
ment power to appropriate packing
plants in the state: and extinguish the
owners right without compensation.
There has arisen some suspicion Of
German interests concerned in some
of the American meat companier
operating in Queensland. The as
sistant minister for justice declared
that Chicago packers were not only
supplying Germany with meat but
had actually threatened to stafve
Great Britain II the meat was not
permitted to go to Germany.'9 sSSi
:. y -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Under the direction Of Lloyd Carte
ton, Hobart Bosworth Is at work In
the stellar, role of a film version Of
Bret Harte's play, 1.-TWO Men Of Sandy
Bar" The picture will be complete
in five reels. Olga printzlau IS the
author Of the scenario and In its pro-
duction Hobart Bosworth, Dmory
Johnson, Frank McQharrie, Charles
Hickman, William Mong, a. e. witt
ting, Jack Curtis, Jean Taylor, Yona
Landowska and Grechen Lederer play
the principal roles. 1t is one Of the
finest, companies the Universal has
ever gathered for one feature.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

.sThe Misleading Lady, five act
photoplay adapted by "a. s. Sheldon
from the drama Of the same title by
Charles W. Goddard and Paul Dick
ey. has Just been completed by BE-
sanay. Henry B. walthall and Edna
Mayo are the leads In the story that
deals with q woman's contempt Of q
man and his revsrsion; to type in his
woolng of her. q -
Many miles Of country were COW
cred In the making Of the picture.
Mr.. Walthall Miss Mayo and several
of the supporting cast went to Nil
YANKEE, where many '.setsf Of wilder.
ness scenes were taken.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
GERMAN 'JURISTS|
ARE SENT ! MI ] TO /
WARSAW
To Replace Russian Judges,
Who Fled before The In
svadingl Armies. W

WARS A w ~ 1anl. qE-PranffNallv
ay VA prs.,.n s,,S.. IN pn1enS asa
whs, sW , y se an A.. c,e ,sd hv inc
p p. s,S anerniss IN tha - Car ,s,,s
mans 80 '1,h "a, invadsrs stheresore we've
... - ,,,,st .sae.,,as
AL. 49,. W." ~ pstsh,s.,. 49,. ara
shs snor.s W I
sas p,op az as -. pssn so.ssu
.tas, D ~ IA az anpo,nt
nent Of German lawyers who had
Deen wounaeav y DaI.!e n ,.s naicla. po.
sltlDns. inoss eyss soi,sh sppse ol
I've ~, 'ia.,,ses ~. Sou.ry
u es =. n,. ppsl,,ua,s
.ul ie ~ y e s.us
si9ns Y .ney,ia.te e ss'gt,,u
ron y pa 4, o''spu mas NY
!wo kineS ~, so1 sausss. ~. ana prol u
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
Good Music,

Hope in 1906, and South Africa thus
fell Into British hands. Since the be-
ginning Of the last century, except
for the Belgian revolution in 1880, the
Dutch marines have been employed
solely In navy duty and colonial wars.
hut they have scarcely ever been idle.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

rs spardoned. The characters are hui.
man and their actions are those 81
people Of every day life. The heart
appeal OF the story is strong. It also
draws d strong moral ana is one Of
the few productions to which one
can take head as well as heart know.
ing that both WIN be appealed ID.
Based on the one word justice, the
play. Not Guilty, !" Is better and
more beautifully told In Aims than
ON the stage. The prison scenes laid
In Sing Sing we're taken there and
this adds greatly to the power of the
feature. Such stars as Ada Boshell.
Catherine Proctor and Mark Ellison
will be seen in the supporting cast.
Good Music.
The beautiful + musical numbers
which are played on the great pipe
organ and the Cadenzal orchestra
each afternoon and evening are, Of
the highest class imaginable and are
so well received that 4 especial eff
forts are made to have q COPY OF all
good publications SO the many re-
quests can be met with. Mrs. May
Richardson at the pipe organ and
Mr.. Frank presiding over. the Ca
denza orchestra give the people of
Clarksburg the greatest musical treat
Of the season. .Nld
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

valeslka suratt. the famous Ameri-
can actress. makes her debut Is I 4
y-Paramount star In jeThe limit
grant, i" Marion Fairfaxs thrilling
drama to be shown !at Paramount the
aterS. I. Y
The story has to do with alashs, /
young Russian SRI, who comes TO
America in tho steerase. to live Win
her sister. 8 i a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
Signs d Contract
70 Sing II, oi u

R. A. Bresee. the delightful old
character actor. who Is appearing
in Metro features, and who was
last seen In "a Yellow Streak. n and
Emmy 4 Of Etorls,s Nest, y two
Columbia Metro phntodramns, has
signed Q contract to sing In thu
choir Of q Brooklyn church. he
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Burton Holmes, tho famous. traveller
and lecturer onitravel, has entered the
motion picture field. and will be able
to appear simultaneously before a
hundred audiences In as many load
ing theaters throughout the country,
through q. contract with tho Para
mount Pictures Corporation Just con-
summarized. 2
Practically eight months OF every
year, Mr.. Holmes dcvotes to the search
for something new. picturesque. beau
tiful, wonderful or awe inspiring.
He is going to; continue these trav-
els and continue to give his. personal
attention to these travelogues, but all
Of the Photographic fruits OF his Jour
neyings, all Of the motion pictures
taken by him, will be put at the dis
pcsal Of the Paramount Pictures Cor.
poration, and through Its efficient and
far reaching method. every city, town
and village and hamlet Of the United
States Of America, will benefit by
them.
The decentralization Holmes
travel pictures will take Parcmunt
audiences to all the interesting places
in North America, from Alaska to-
Florida. and from Niagara to the Yose-
mite. as well as to Japan, China, Java,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

m 4 Pensylvania railorad town
trainnen nre called to duty BY nash
ing their names and other informat-
ion on the screens o. motion picture
theatera
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

i BY covering the entire structure
with a large tent brick factory
90x262 feet was built In winter
weather In Cleveland In thirty work.
ing days.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Bya new process IN the raanufae.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
BISHOP RESIGNS.
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SHANGHAI. Dec. 25.-cs M. Bishop
American vice consul and senior
American assessor in tho mixed court
at Shanghai. has resigned from the
consular service and win return /:
his home at Baltimore to practice Jaw
G.tF Bickford, vice consul at fIankow
WIN take Mr.. Bishops place In thi,
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26

Experiments BY German sciontiutx
have shown that an excellent puin
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
Essanay Makes
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-04-10
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas. it has pleased the
Great Ruler of the Universe to
recall from life to eternity Brother
Chas. kihnel.
Whereas, st. Mary Lodge No.
A, Knights Of Pythias, has lost
one of its oldest members.
Therefore be it resolved, that
this Lodge go into the usual period
of mourning for our deceased
Brother, that these resolutions be
published in the local newspapers
and a copy be sent the family of
deceased.
ARTHUR MARTEL,
c. F. KRAMER,
JOHN r. BAILEY,
ROBERT WUNDERLE,
ISAAC MAYER,
Committee.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1915-04-10

George Broadhurst wrote one of
the greatest successes the Ameri-
can stage has ever known when
he completed "The Man of the
Hour" which is now to be seen as
World Film Corporation feature
finn, with Robert Warwick in the
title role OF the incorruptible
mayor. The particular graft"
that Mr.. Broadhurst attacked is
scheme on the part Of a machine
"boss" and a shrewd financier to
put bill through the New York
city council. which would give to
traction company a group Of
perpetual franchises. The passage
of that bill would be a great PEE
cuniary gain for many parties,
while it ties the city up forever so
that competition for franchises
would be unknown. Election is
near at hand, and in looking
about for suitable candidate for
the mayoralty, who could "be
handled" young Garrison, who
has earned for him self large for.
tune, is selected as the most likely
man. The young man is in love
with the niece of the fnancier,
and she has told him that before
she could promise to become his
wife, he must prove himself and
do something. The mayoralty is
his opportunity. He accepts the |
nomination and after strong
light is elected, The franchise |
bill in the course of time passes
the counciI and comes to the
mayor for his signature. But
Garrison. realizing that it is a
steal, steadfastly refuses to sign.
All sorts of pressure is brought to
bear, and for a time it would ap-
pear that his course would cost
him not only his sweetheart, her
entire fortune, but take her from
him. In the end strict honesty
proves to be the best policy, and
despite obstacles, which seem al
most insurmountable. Garrison
wins his sweetheart. At the Opera
House Wednesday, April 14th.