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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-07
RAGING
IN CARPATH|ANS
R0ST0GK PASS SWEPT BY THE RUSSIANS
CARS NAVY IS NOW N ENTIRE CONTROL OF The BLACK
SEA

Petrograd, April 7-Reinfcrce-
ments of German infantry and artil-
lery have reached the earrathians.
The fighting IN the Beslkid ranges.
south Of Duka pass and Luplow
pass, has grown into battle Of man
iacai fury. The Russians are pouring
through Rostock pass. the latest
mountain defiie captured by the Rus
SLAMS.
Il is officially stated that 1880
prisoners We're taken when Przemysl
fell, with e0a cannon and a vast store
Of. ammunition.
Six Turkish warships and one big
transport have been sunk and two Of
the finest Turkish cruisers badly dam
aged IN the Black Sea since Dec. 18th.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-07

Petrograd, April Starvation
IN Bukowina. czernowitz. the
chief city las been practically de
stroyed by repeated sieges. Thou
sands Of peasants are leaving the
country.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-07

Copenhagen, April The German
merchant ship Caroline Hemsoth was
sunk in the Black Sea. either by
mine or Russian submarine. This is
the third ship OF the Hemsoth line
lost in the Baltic.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-04-07

Smoke Cuban Club. Sc Cigar
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

8ie aus el galo 6eri6iet
miro, tit Der 19iabrige Cecil 9oDo,
Ger Sobn zines oortiget 8iebsiid
tiers, merifanii6en 8anoiten in Die
Sanoe gefallen, oie i'm i'm tueftlihel
eblbnobuo gefongen bqIten uno ELI
Sole9elo BON $4,000 oerlongen. Sein
9rlioer bradte oie gea6rid]t nad CT
Raio nno bier MGnner Iino iofcr.
nit Dem @eloe abgereiIt. Ole beioen
9opos tuuroen bon ben 9fdubern cin-
getaneen oils iie gieb 3uIammen-
trieben Ser cine ser 9}rii0er tpil =
oe nah 81 9aio geidift, nm oos 25-
lcgelo alif8utreiben.
ltnIere gieoierung Bat lid ent-
l6loileiL ben 8ernlin. bis 81 Dem iie
IN y3erico einoreifen miro, ipeiter
Glnolts5ul6ie6en afs lie urIpriinaIidl
beabli6tiot botte. sic, lit bier5u
onr6 8ablrci6e 3uf6riften 6elDoeen,
ote iie aus Merico erbolten bat.
General 8illo bat nddIteben6e
erflaritn9 beroffentli6t: SD bin
bereit, auriid5lttreten tuS 0eerico 3u
terlaiIen, iuettn gorran5a oasIeIbe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

Die SniIen bleiben bei i6ren
Sieses Nad)rid)ten uno Die eng
liidjen 9epefdeu pnten biefe nod
nadJ Graften anf. Die 9lui7en luullel
im Der @egen6 bon GtanisIan ben
Sentfden anb Geiterreidern feb
sebm Ganpnen mn6 1900 @efangc-
ne a6grnomnen baben; ferner etipas
bOler Iiuanf, 6ireft iaolidJ bon Qem-
berg, 1000 Wefansene. sn Ser 9G=
be BON Mpssisfa, 0itlid) BON Trcse-
mbsl, iOllen bic 9entIden, als iie sic
Stellunsen Der 9imiien ansriffem,
ifiuer eelitten baben. gsnr i'm 6Itti-
den 0ali5iem nnb in Der gnfpiuina
9Gtten bic Cciterreider Sic 9iuiieu
snriidgeorangt, mas mir ia idom ge-
tern gemeloet baben. Deiterreidi-
idle Nadridten Iiegen in SieIcm Mii-
genblif nod nidjt Dor an6 Der pffi-
sielle 6entIdje 8erid)t Iast fmra 6a6
bic Gage in Wnli5ien mnberanoert lei.
MIIo iueroen mir bieies engIiid-ruiii-
Id]e Siesessefdjref and midt eber flir
ernft nebmen, als Bic anbere ber-
frnnenswiir6ise Serid)te es 6eitatist
Baben. ltebrisens eebt, trot bcs Ue-
idiuates Der GnglGnber bon eincn,
rWesenituk" Der @nfTem, aus ben Be
tersbnrser 9epefden nur berbor,
SaR bic yiniien i'm Gtan6e seiueien
iuGren, in WaIBien Sen Mnarif,eu
Der 3eutiden III. Der Gelterreidle,
Stanb at baIten, mas oller6ings Idjon
Ianse niflt mebr borsefommer, aber
SOdJ nod iamer fein o@csemifofA
1T.
Bon Der nnteren SnbiiIa meloei
Die 9entideu, baf lie me6rere gn-
Griffe Der 8niien snriidseidlasen 9a-
Zen.
ssn Se5us naf bic rnfIiid)en Sic.
gesuadrid|ten f6nnen mir nniesn
2eierm nur ben Stat aebeu, rnfia
iueitere Gntiuiflnngen absamarteu.
BIS JeBf itilD lptF ldlDtt 10 OFT bird
rnfIiIde Sieecsnadridlten aenarrt
luor6en, oaf mir uHs 10 feid)t niflt
bnrdj iie in aafresnng perieten lai-
Zen. slae oieie MadJridten fimo 10
nnbeftimmt sebalten, 6aR Elm itrteii
iiber iie nidlf miisfidD 1T.
3iuei iucitere easliIde ssiidJOam.
pfer, vSbe &aaso" an6 Der Brit.
tammia@, iinS bon ben Sentldlem Der.
Ienft iuor6en.
Ceiterreidlildje gnfTIfJiffe sriffen
Die ierbiidle Staot araenjeiuat an
iim6 uarfen Bomben anf Sag glrir.
nal nnb bic @affenfabrif. 9rei ger.
ionen iunroen get6tet nnS sebn per-
ipnnoet. Gerbilde 2Hftid)iffe grif.
fen ipater bic Gcfterreider on nmb IS
fam 81 einen resnlGren aamtpf In
ben 2nften. Gin SfttrreidiIdjes 2nIt-
idiff ioIf In tefem aanipf bsi6abist
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

tlin tuill. Daour6 mag lneinen ent-
ebrtea 2ailoe Der Srieoen ge9eben
toeroen. 6rancisco 8ila." Gar.
ron3a miro lid aitf oielen 8orldlag
niht einloIIel allo bat anf) bas 9tn-
eebot 8iaa's feline 8eoentung.
8ier8ebn @faldinengetpebre
pno 500 @elpebre tpnroen in Gl 91l-
10 IN einem Sduppen, Der s. 6. 90
lana gebort, bon ulliern Milit1r6e.
BORDEN entoedt uno nit 9eidag be-
legt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
&mrSe lleberiidt.

Die Seiterreider iollem Elm
Sort in Sirol scrGnntt nnS ser-
fort baben.
Die yiniiem uelben bon Or
fpIsen in @alisien, bie aber
bon ben Deiterreidern nod
nid)t beitGti9t finb.
Ter griedJiIde Tremiermiiii=
iter iull erflart baben, er ber-
lange MIR 0arantien, itut IN
ben Sries einSmtreten.
Gerben itno Mpntenesriner
brimsen in gll6auiem Elm.
Die Staliemer nelben, Oai,
iie 1rabisca beTett baben.
Oeiterreidliidle nnb ferbiide
9nftidiffe fantpfen nit eimane
Der.
GnaliIde Gdjiffe tuerSen bon
1tnterfec6uoten berlenft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
Ter 9urd6rndJ Der v@oebenD aub
,8reslau".

" -
sSn Berlin tit eine fleine GArift: |
ultnlere 6lotte I'M @eltfriege 1914
.15, Dem Oeutiden @olfe geihiloerl
bpn &ontreaontiral aulau bonn 500
fe@ I'M gerlag BON 6. 9. 0eittler 4
Sobn erI6ienen. Sic lit ni6t ais
onltlib uno aud nibt etgentliG
als balbamtlth 5lt betra6ten benitt
aber, tpie dbnli6e S6riften oieIcr
slrt, anltlibes Material uno bat lta=
tiirli6 Der Genfur oes 9fei9snc-
rineanlfes Dorgelegen. 8emerfens-
inert iino einige 9lngaben iiber oe!l
Dlrd6rub Der y@oeben1 uno
p8reslan" Weebr ais eine id1one 2e-
genoe i6eint oabur9 8u 1ti1te gu
fperben 8ie ffonite bot ia mol ME
elm balbpees Sadoeritailoieer ge-
glaubt, 1lar1li9 Die bon ben Sdiffs=
fdpeaetL Die ouf 9antpfpinaiicnI
na9 gforoen fubren u1to bie u8adt
am &bein" lpieltenL pabreno Die
aren5er mad Siioen enttpiidtet. Sir
re6net nit g1ttferltltngsperbaltni
len pie 8u gelions 3eitelt. slber
oitf) Die gerfolgllng Ser aug gllge=
rien 5nriidfebrenoen oeuti6en S11f,s
fe eri9eillt IN neuem 2i9t. Die
8er6iilloeter botten offeilbar ge.
glaubt, oaB oie oeutiAen &reu8er
berlnden ipiiroet, in oen 9ltlaftti=
Hi6en S5ean olis5ubre6en, oaGer
fanoeil tie Dor Der afrtfalii6en &H-
ite feine @egner. Grit BEL Ser &iid-
fabrt trafen lie Elm Ooppelt iiberle1
genes etglii9es @ei6tpaoer. DIS
por ober nod inebrere Gtunoen por
Der ergliihen arieeserfldruug. 9eli
|engliiden Sdiffen blieb oaber tti1ts
allberes iibrig als oen beuti6en III
eitigem 9bitano gu folgen. Ser
oeutide @omirnl pergroBerte por-
| Iidtsbolber nit Silfe ieiiter iiberle4
genen @ei6tpinoigfeit oie gl1tfcr.
niing uno mar auf ieiner @a.t.
@ie notig oas mar, aeigte iid) in Der
gta6t, oenn eS furto Elm 8orpebo.
bootoflgriff itatt, Ser abgei6lagen
tpur6e sSn Meiii1a ifienen oie
oeutiden S6iffe in elmer rehteu
Wauiefalle 5u fiben, uno 0a5u mar
Gollmono. 3u BEN eriten @erfoL-
germ gelellten iid enelil9erieits
nod bier groBe 9on5erfreu5er. bier
fleine areu5er uno mebr als 5tpan-
| sig 3eritorer ltno Sorpeooboote; in
5ipeiter 2inie baben ani6eineno arA
fran5oiiide Sdiffe geItanoen. Ser
nadtlide Dilr66rltA gef6ob nun
feinestuegs nnbemerft uno obne 6,aB
Elm S9iB gefallen mdre, ipie ste ert-
,tauidten ettglii9en 8IGtter bon
ben >vfeigen" oeutiden Sbiffen b.
batptet batten. Die geaht begiin-
ltigte Die oeuti6en Sdiffe rur IN
iofern, als iie ben @egllern oie Som
5entrntion eri9perte, 10 fam oie
ilberlegene oelttide Maihinert,i-
ftlng gu boiler @eltltng, lmo oie
einoelnen engdiiden Sdiffe, oie
anf fur5e 3eit in ttdbere SduBlpeite
fanen, nuaBten mebr ober n,inoer
bef6ooigt &aum gebeh. Gs beItGtiat
1ia, bob G6iffgtriimrner oes Ian.
6erfrensers Warrior" geFunoen
ipnroen, bod beoeutet ons natiirlfd)
tli9t ieinen gerlnft, tpie man borei-
lig aei6loifen bate. gs mar nur
allerbano abseidoifen tporoen. 3u,i
lpeltere areit5er uno elm gorpeoo-
boot iino in 9lleranoria repariert
iporoen Gin gang flir3es sSeuerae-
fedt BET Sap Maapan lit audi in ei,
ner grie6iiden 3eitllng BON 9(uaen-
8eileen IN pollig unperoG6tiger @ei-
le geId]il0ert fporoen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
Sin sarter gainf.

(2us eiuem 8elopoitbrieD. u2ie-
berl 9eften 0anf fir Die 3iaarreil
sber mad 9ir bod nidt iolde aus.
gaben. SD bin ipirflid fdon 5ls.
frieoen, penn Du mir 8igorren bon
Deiner Sorte fbidit"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12
geaiuer Ssoridllag.

aodin: sd uuB Sbnen Gei0er
fiinoigen gn6oige fSrau, 90 melii
9ralltigant nod auBerbaIb in Stel.
lung berleBt tporoen tit. -. ooec
mollen Sic nieaei6t init uns 8ic-
6en?@
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-12

3iH're 8paaltai ltno @ten!
limb 8erIinl - Gan Morino ipili
mobil MAIDEN.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
MOTION PICTURES
QUITE PROFITABLE

preferred dividends,. American Film
Stock jumped from eighty-fve to 16S
I'm less than eight months.
Wall Street has entered the movie
films, says Mr.. Porter in his article
on Getting the Movies Down to the
Ground" and it Is putting them on .
basis where the investor is taking
them seriously-a thing he would not
do before because Of the chaos result
ing through Acknowledgement and bus
mess Juggling.
|. Staggering Figures.
1 1t is interesting to know that the
films represent an investment Of $780,
600, 900 in the United States and em-
ploy SOC, 600 persons. that 5000 thea
tiers display 90'0O0,0O0 feet of film a
day costing approximately $e,000,o00;
that the average profit to the manu-
facturer for this amount of Aim alone
is $1,000. 900; that between 1900. 900
and 15 100000 persons go to the NOV
les in America every day, paying out
about $d,000.000, that $6O,000y000 is
invested In motion picture theater
equipment alone and that more than
100000 manufacturers are directly or
indirectly interested in the film indus
try
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
FAMOUS
Dancers Are Filmed in First
Scenes of a Cort
Feature

Gr. and Mrs. Vernon Castle are
working hard at being moving picture
actor these days what with their du-
ties as stars in the polite melodrama
in which they are appearing for the
Cort Film Corporation. The two
dancers have just taken part in the
first big scenes OF the picture. sever
AL ensemble bits being filmed at their
own country place, Castles by the sea
on the south, shore of Long Island.
"A number of society friends Of the
two exponents OF modern dancing
we're present and took part in the
scenes all seeming to enjoy the ex-
perience to the utmost. Oliver %.
Bailey, who is directly the Castle pic
ture for John Cort, made the remark
after the days work was done that,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
Film Concerns Pay Enormous
Dividends and Features
Yield Big.

If you watch your market closely
and use sound business Judgment, you
can get a greater yield out OF motion
picture securities than out OF any
other. class OF negotiable paper on
record.
Dividends on the serial. THE Mil
lion Dollar Mystery" have already
reached four hundred per cent. and
probably will reach six hundred per
cent. Returns on the stock OF "A
Diamond from the Sky" promise to be
as great, IL not greater.
Hundred Per Cent.
General Film Company common
stock. according to Verne, Hardin Por-
ter. writer. in the August Green Book
Magazine, has paid more than one
hundred per cent in yearly dividends.
With par at one hundred dollars a
share, a recent bid OF TWENTY-FIVE hun
dred dollars a share found no takers.
Earnings on the Mutual Film Com
pany for 1914 were about $o0O,OO0-
more than twenty per cent on the
common stock after payment of the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
MACE RE TURNS!
TO FIRST Love:
Famous Comedian Quits Pro-
ducing and Joins the
Mutual Forces

After an absence Of two years, FREQ g
Mace. the famous G % SnoNn to nil
lions Of screen fans and fanettes, has
again resumed work at r the Rsyst oai.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of Mace's return to
his first love, for he was one OF the
four original members OF the Key aesd
stone studios forces. will be greefed
Win acclaim whenever motion pic
lures are shown. .4;a,,
Mace quit acting before the motion
picture camera for the purpose O.
entering the producing end OF the
Industry. at which he ma. made "a a PIG pig
success. However, he tired OF t tne
work and determined to enter the
ranks Of the players again. Natur-
ally he decided that the Ke =. ,,ie
e1eatest successes as a screen play
ger: had first call on his service.
Z Director Mack Sennett and Mace
quickly arrived at terms and the lat-
ter lost no time in forwarding MS
possessions to Glendale.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
SHUB||E|R'l|'S F0PU|T'
on nineteen
SHOWS
-
Eleven Productions in Dramatic
Field and Eight Musical
Comedies

Nineteen productions new to Broad
way, some OF which have already hao
trials ION. the road" will he the Of
ferings of the Shuberts for the theat-
rical season OF, 181R-16.a Eleven OF
these productions will be in the dram
attic field and eight musical comed1es.
d Heading. the, list will be. =. H
Sothern with Margaret Dale in play
called 1.-THE Two Virtues by Alfred
fSutro. William Hodge will be seen IN
"The Road to Happiness" and other
dramatic offerings include Edward
Abeles in "The Last Laugh; The
Cry of a Child new farce by VIII
son Miner; eHobson's Choice" by
Harold Brighouse; Ruggles of Red
Gan" after the stories Of Harry Leon
Wilson; "Quinne," with an English
company. ",The Strange Boarder, by
la. q. Thomas; Find the Woman, by
Noel Campbell Springer; Sealed Or
ders," q Drury Lane melodrama. for
the Manhattan opera house, and Wal
Iker Whtteside in "a Ragged Messen-
ger"
The Mueical Plays.
In the musical field the new produc-
ltions listed are "The Blue Paradise"
Hands "tg. 10" with Maurice and Flor
ence Walton and Ralph Herr; Alone
| at Last" by Franz Lehar, author of
"The Merry Widow; "All Over Town
featuring Joseph Santley; "The Girl
from Bradil," from the German; The
Fake Baron" to be presented in asso-
citation with F. Ray Comstock; The
Broadway Girl" and Miss / Don't
Know" by Charles Bakonyf and Eu-
gene Huschka.
Some OF the old companies to go on
tour after having Just finished New
York season will be .'Trilby," which
| is presented in association with JOS
eph Brooks; "a Pair of Silk Stock
ings,'' seen at the Little theater;
Louis Mann in "The Bubble" Forbes
Robertson IN repertoire, Marie Dress
Her In ga Mix Up" THE Passing
Show of 1885, "The Peasant Girl, !
"The Three Of Hearts" "Tonight's
the Night" and maid in America a
former Winter Garden production.
Add Two Houses. l.
The Shuberts have added two
houses to their circuit of theaters by
acquiring the Boston opera house
and the metropolitan opera house in
Philadelphia, both of which will be
operated under motion picture pol
icy.
Among the other plays to be pro-
duced which have not as yet been
named will be Emma Trentini in q
new opera and Al Jo1son, who will
open in q new Winter Garden pro-
duction about October 4, following the
run Of aThe Passing Show of 1915. :
1t is also announced that William a.
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fconttnuad on mage 5, second section.)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
NICE SUM FOR
Twelve PLAYS
Daniel C. Goodman to Get $6Dt-
from Lubin for That
Nuraber. S

The Lubin Manufacturipg Cons
many announces the engagement OF
DR.. Daniel Carson Goodman to- write
twelve feature photoplays year at
the largest salary ever paid for such
services $50. 900. These twelve fea.
ture photopiays will be OF the domes-
famous Griffith Aim, The Battle Of
Sexes.6 of which DR.. Goodman was
the author. Lubin will engage q
special cast OF stars for these fea-
lures and will spare no expense to
make them = sensation OF the MIN
world during the next twelve months.
Although only thirty three years
old. DR.. Goodman has won an envi-
able name for himself in the world
of literature. hiS novel. HaEar Rev
ely" having been the best seller OF
the. year It was published; re vas
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
Playwright is Named Art Direc-
tor Of the Frotlnan Or
aaniZation.

Anugstus Thomas, playwright and
one Of the most intimate associates
Of the late Charles Frohman. viii
take the place OF the dead manager
IN the artistic direction Of the Froh-
man affairs. His selection by the al
nainistrators virtually means that MT.
Thomas will take over all the duties
Formerly attended to by Mr.. Frohman.
who rarely If ever had anything to
do wifi, the executive management of
his business. ALE Hayman will re-
main. as has already been announced,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

viii be remembered as aThe Devil"
In the popular Molnar play OF that
name, produced at the Garden theatef
by Henry w. Savage. where the pro-
duction had long, successful run:
The play in which MIR. Stevens will
star for the Universal has as yet not
been decided, but several strong plays
are under consideration and an an
will be made shortly.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

Of Lorraine Hu Autusp
Old the
personal appearance
the clever
dung change
the widows weeds and BY the use OF ineun
identity being
screen mas
won for her Of motion pictures
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
SIGNED By sEL1G.

FRITZ Brunette, one of the most
striking leading women in film work,
has been signed by the Selig Poly
scope Company and soon VIII oegln
work at the coast studios. II Is e6.
pected she will be cast in the great
feature, "Mizpah."
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
JOINS sEI1G.

carl Fox, after trip from New
york to the Pacific coast in Al Jol-
sons, "Dancing Around company, got
too near the Seliz Zoo studio and the
hug BIT him again. AS result the
dashsng leading man of former selig
Tictures again will be seen in those
releases.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
EdlEi1s SteUens
Joins Universal

Edwin stevens the latest acquisis
ton OF the Universal for its regular
program, is perhaps one Of the bess
known character actors in America.
He has appeared with success IN eVslsy
branch Of the theatrical profession.
including drama, musical comedy AMI
vaudeville, and, now makes his debut
for, the screen as Universal star. He
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
HIS FIRST APPEARANCE.

otis Harlan has started work in
thA filming of Hoyt's "A BLACK Sheep
beingn produced by T. y. Heffron as
ia ,seIig Red Seal play at the Chicago
studios. The film adoption was pre-
pared by ellison Wi1lets, This is MT.
Harlan's first appearance in motion
anifsfnreS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
JOINS UNIVERSAL.

Edwin Stevens, who starred in "The
Devil, the Molnar play which created
such q sensation some years ago, has
signed with the Big U company and
VIM appear in a feature play.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

If he could be assured of such iptelli-
gence on the part of his extra people
every time. he did a 'tnpob. scene, ne
would have a lot of worry taken away
from his existence rs q director OF
pictures. The filming Of the Castle
picture has been going on up and
down the south shore of Long Island
for several days.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

lE 511 - 9.h sofa !, !
to the
penflty
newest OF
sees Helens action CAUSED
into the before her enorts
shown at local heaters
in henearf X & 5
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

An organization known as the Stage
Society in Philadelphia, has leased
the Little theater there, and will make
productions. including comedies, ro-
mances and farces.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18
HAH. OF COURSE.

) There was a man in our town
: And he was wondrous wise;
: He wouldn't go to picture
~ shew,
!, He said they hurt his eyes. ("
; But when the festive maidens
. danced
!, Upon the gladstone screen.
!. He always had a choice front
!. And never missedsa scenel
Paste Pot and Shears.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-18

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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-04-09
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

From small beginning the sale
and use of this remedy has extend
ed to all parts of the United States
and to many foreign countries.
When you have need of such a
medicine give Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy trial and you will under
stand why it has become so popu-
lar for coughs, colds and Group.
Obtainable everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-04-09
Should Not Feel Discouraged

So many people troubled with in
digestion and constipation have
been benefited by taking Chamber
lain's Tablets that no one should
feel discouraged who has not given
them a trial. They contain no
pepsin or other digestive ferments
but strengthen the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions nat
urally. Obtainable everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1915-04-09

Auctioneer-I am an auctioneer
of long experience and am open to
engagements at all times in any
part of the county. I. Causton,
Boomers Ferry, Idaho. If