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The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
A Happy New Year at the ..Bin .

The new year was ushered in at the
New York Hippodrome with a record
advance sale for Charles Dfllingham's
Hip Hip Hooray,r the pageant OF nov
city, beauty and distinction. During the
past week this vast playhouse broke ali
its previous high attendance records. nv
entertaining more than 10000 people IN
the twelve performances. The gross re-
ceipts for this week were the largest ever
played TO by any New York playhouse
and the great success begins the new
year with most brilliant and auspicious
outlook.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
CnIve Concert.

Next Thursday afternoon at the New
National Theatef one of the most inter-
esting musical events of the season is
scheduled when Nine. Calve, assisted by
her husband, Galilio Gasparrl, will be
heard in a recital
Nine. Calve has generously given over
her entire time to charity for the wound
ed of France, and Washington is one
Of the few of the larger Eastern cities
that will have an opportunity to hear
her. Instead of appearing in the con-
venttonal costume the great artist will
wear the uniform of a Red Cross nurse
which she wore while playing a part in
the great drama Of the European war.
The CalEe program Is follows:
sgnora Gaspan.
Ara from Opera TOsca" (frst actl......... .Puccini
Ana from Opera Tusca' third act. .Pucini
Nine CaNe.
iQuelques chAnsons de Ia douce France chantees
lar nos Grand meres)
Comben jsi dOuoe sourenance" ".................
.......................... Words by ChateSubriand
La Lisette dc Bcrenger"
lie Lac de Lamartiue' ...... Miede1neyer
Signors Gasparr
briescO from OPeTa 'I'Pagliacci ..... LowcavaiIIo
Springtime Song TirindeIH
Nine Calve.
Chants pyreneens ct proVeneaux
lal "La-haut Ia Montague"
Chl "Phebus AVant."
This air is sung by the peasants Of Aurergne
and - said to have come down from the period
when Julius Caesar conquered Gaul. 1t was PLAYED
by the Roman trumpeters)
tcl ''ChansOn PrOyencale' words by Mistran
EIman Concert.
Mischa Elman, the Russian violinist.
will be heard in a violin recital at the
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09

National Thester Friday afternoon. Janu-
airy H. at 40 The artist will play here
under the management of Mrs. Wilson
Greene. His performance will be the sec
Ong concert in the Artists Course. -
and he will present a program OF great
interest. His supreme mastery of the
instrument, and the warm, full-flooded
tone of liquid gold" that he draws from
IL, have made this young virtuoso q
worldwide figure.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
CONCERTS AND LECTURES
Melba RecitnI.

Mime. Melba viii be heard for the first
time In eight years In Washington at
Polls theater tomorrow afternoon. JAN
uary 10. at 4:sot In the realm Of pure
song, In absolute beauty of voice. Melba
has stood alone for twenty years.
Nine. Meiba, like all successful sing
ers, was fine musician before she was
great singer and as such has been a
more severe critic OF herself than any
body else could possibly be. Nine. Melba
will be assisted by Miss Beatrice Harri-
son, the well-known cellist who created
q favorable impression last season as So
loist with the Boston Symphony Orches-
ira. This concert viii be under the man
agement of Mrs. Wilson-Greene.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Burton Holmes TravaIogue..

On, Tuesday afternoon at 4:SO o'clock
Burton Holmes viii begin his annual Sc
ries OF Travelogues in Washington at
the New National Theater. Last sum-
mer' Mr., Holmes devoted his time to
travels in the United States, and his COM
ing series will present to his audiences
his experiences at the Grand Canyon of
Arizona, at the Panama Pacific Exposi-
tion, and his journeyings from the Mexi-
can line in South California to Mt.
Shasta, including a delightful visit to the
San Diego Exposition. These three
Travelogues will be given Tuesday after
moons, January II, % and February l.
This coming Tuesday his audience will
De personally conducted in Mr.. Holmes
automobile from the old city of Santa
Fe through the beauties of New Mexico
and Arizona to the Grand Canyon itself.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
PROMISED NEXT WEEK

walton, and at the same time wins hsppi-
ness for herself. is told with engaging
romantic appeal.
The play VIII be effectively staged. A.
II. Van Buren viii appear 10 the role OF
the 'overlord." and Florence Ritten-
house will assume the title part
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
"re.. Of The storm ceurtrr..

Tess OF the Storm Country one OF
the best sellers of recent years in ic-
ton, will be the offering Of the Poll
Players next week. The heroine. Tess.
is an untutored girl reared by rough
fisher folk, but she proves to be a guard
ian angel TO her village. for she saves
the fishers from prosecution by their
'OveTIOrd.' How she affects their sal
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09

Manager Harry o. JarbOe of the Gay
ETY. Theater, has just gotten out an eight
page booklet on a little history of the
Gayety Theater, its directors and pictures
of all the principal comedians and the
leading feminine entertainers. The book is
quite novel and the only one of its kind
ever printed by local playhouse.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Artists Enjoy Lilac Domino.

One interesting feature during the Ions
engagement in New York ef The LlsC
Domino" was the mank grand opera art-
lists and stars who attended the operet-
IA repeatedly during their on nights al
the Metropolitan. Geraldine Farrar,
Schuman-He eink Caruso. Lima Cavalier,
Lillian Russell Emmy Destinn, Fritz
Ereisler and MisCha Elmau were not
only delighted with the music OF The
Lilac Domino but arranged many nU-
merous box parties for their friends and
guests during the season.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
FIOHEaIey Quartet.

On Friday afternoon, January p, at the
New National Theater the seventh con-
cert OF T Arthur Smiths Ten Star
Series" will be given With the IA
nous Flonzaley Quartet and Ernest
Hutcheson as the attractions the event
promises to be one of the most success
full of the series.
No musical organization has more
loyal following here or elsewhere than
this.
One added attraction is the eminent
pianist Mr.. Hutcheson.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09

Mile Andree Corday, who sings the
role Of the Baroness de Viiers, in The
Lilac Domino" which will be seen. az
the BelascO Theater this week has been
for several seasons a stellar light OF the
Opera Comique OF Paris.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
THE CURRENT WEEK.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Lehar's Count OF Luxemherg." Bendfx's S
idyll. Smiles and Tears" and Cartons
rag novelty, "Raizenel," will be included
in the featured selections of the orches-
tral program. In ADDITION new special
ties and other attractions will be pre-
sentcd
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
Newman TraveItaIks,

This seasons Newman travel talks arr
devoted TO South America. In his open.
Ing subject, at the Belasco Theater. Sun,
day evening and Monday at 4. January
10 and Il, he will portray the tropica
beauty OF Brazil Interest in "Argcn
tina he second subject, centers in Bu
enos Aires. Beginning with MontcvideO
the third stage OF the series, will take
the easy-chair-travelers down the coast o
Argentine, through the Straits OF MageE
Ian and then to the cities Of Santa &c
and Valparaiso in Chile" Peru" is TIE
fourth subject.
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09

Mr.. Holmes begins his series of tray-
elogues at the New National Theater
Tuesday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock. the
first subject being The Grand Canyon
of Arizona"
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
EIman Concert.

Mtscha Elman, the Russian violinist.
will be heard in a violin recital at the
The Washington herald., 1916-01-09
stop, Look and Listen"

OF the two music show recently dis
played upon the New York platforms
Stop, Look, Listen" ond ''Katina." to
wit-the former Is by all odds the better.
Presented by Charles Dillingham;, II dis
closes lot Of pretty girls in pretty
costumes in front of pretty scenery. ali
Of which in combination is sufficient to
make the spectator oblivious TO the reg
ulation jokes about poison ivy and I'm
glad-to-see-your-b -back-again. The Deslys
Is the star OF the show according to the
program, and exhibits her usual speci-
mems OF head-shrubbery. Doyle and Dix
on move their feet rhythmicaIly: Tempest
and Sunshine do singing bit pleasantly
Blossom Seeley and Harry Pileer an
nOy' Harry Fox is a proficient comiaue:
and Justine Johnston is immensely grati-
fling to the eye. Irving Berlin's tunes
while not so good as heretofore, still
keep the show moving. The thing IN
MS entirety goes briskly and. whatever
is bleak spots, provides easy pastine
me frocks and canvases designed by
ar. Robert Mcouinn are particularly
happy
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
RIriues STANDARDIZATION

Ser @uIton Sdiaing bon Der
bieliaen Oeutlden 9otihnft, liegt I'M
SoIpita[ fronf OornieOer. Der $50.
tient muBte ii6 elmer Operation III.
ter8ieben. Bic pielen 5reunoe, OH
lid Serr S6iaing inter BEN bieltgcl
0eutI6et crmorben bot, bemitleloel
i'm Iebr uno miinihcn ibm enc Dot'
Oige 8ciierung.
Der @oibingtoner 3pelg oe'
omerifoniimen Soften &reu6es par o'c'
lc ISOLDE an ser 10. nno = Str e
ne g~lusiteaune a%rrangiert. Slele Se.
Iuder Oriiften ibrc gelpunocrllil'
iibcr ben 0ienit unD Die Satigtclt pcs
Roten arel5es aus. 9ieie Nltsltel.
lima hat oos 9lnmadien Der Mtitglte-
oersabl gum 3mefe, Oenn es nil bin
uen fiirsem 5000 Weitglieoer i'll Die
Ter Gtaot al per5eihnen Doben. 0aS
0ouorar fiir lebenslGngliAe ptitglls
Ser betr1gt % Dollars.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
9io6 Sibiricll.

Der Auiruf uno Dos gittgcilid III
Iulercnl Nlattc nm @aben fiir Bic
,3iNilintcrnicrtcn im folten Sibiricn
bobcn picle uniercr Scier bemogen,
reidlid Ill Oieicm 3lpede bci3ltitea.
crll. Nir marcn imitanoc, 3ipei &i.
itcl nit oaerlci Snden nod Sibiricil
ub5nienoen. Die reihIiAen @obc.l
mnrcn lpirflid GIT nno mer0en bun
oen 9lernliten in jenen folten Hegio.
nell init ~oailfbnrem Scrscll enpioll4
gen lpcroen. Gin ,@ott nergelt'0 e
alien. Die 81 0ieier Scnorng beigctre
gen bobcn. Si6ipiiden iino mie0er
pcrihieoenc Gafetc einqegongen; min
weroen meiter ionmeIn uno mir CT.
illhen uniere 2eier rno 6rcun0c, ipci.
tcrc Wnben 6ei3uiteiiern.
9lm pori9en Montog ipuroc Sulr
Better Der arnleit Snternierten in 81
birien I'M Eoli's gbeater cine @or.
litclung gcgeben. Der lleberifuB iuo,
Elm rcd)t crfrcuIider nno oielcr iuirS
mil onoeren @abcn ocmnldit abae
ididt mcrOcn.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Triide Oentidc 8%ratiurrit nnS
Wmritfleiid, ioiuie aae Sdnittc
G6lueinefleiid.
SI6ler's, 536 Center Marft
mnO Is &iggs Warft.
u@crein @n6en.n

PIN 8. 5ebruor, miro Scr n@ereil
Baden" I'M I~creinsIoful, 922 Go
Nbc. g. IS, I'M 2ofoIc ieincs 2onos
nonns Carl @omnleI, cinen 6amili
Ell AbenO peronitalten. 0os Gprfc
rcituneS1 &omitc bot, aGes erleoigt
I'm Den 9lbenO 10 ongenebm mie mog.
lidl 81 modlen. Die Samilien oel
8aoenicr, ionic, ocren Sreunoe i'm
hcr5lifit eriuht, iid) on oieiem 5anli
licnfeItc 5u beteiligen.
Nus Den uergangenen Sdbrcn Weii
mon. oab bic 6amilien- Mbcnbc, 81,
Der u%erein @ooen" pe%ranItaltct, itets
icbr nemiitlid iino. Die Nerrcn 30
oenlcr pclniibcn iidD ailfS bette, oel
@Giten Ocn MbcnO 10 i~nterciiont mn
o~nacnebm mic moalih 5u madcn. 81
oicicm Sabre, 5. +. am o. 5cbruar
miro man @elcgcnbcit hohcn, 3cilaI
eiiler 0ieier berrlihsn 9o6cnier. In
terbaltung Sl iein.
Sor Der llnterbaltung, bic punt
s llbr ibren Mnfang nebmen iol. mir
cine furSe GeriommIuna ser @ereins
mitglieocr ito~ttfinocn, beginncno IN
Z llbr.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Nus ben WereinSfrciien
@eicais ; literariidcr gercin.

.3iuci mooernen ocutibcn 9idterit
-&ihurO Oebmel un0 Huiner Wfo.
ria &iIfe-tunr Ger om Somstog, ocil
30. Soiniar, obenos s llbr, I'M Sairlc
ser &oriiBcrin, 6rGulein Auita edo
&c, itott9efunoene SonltarobcnO ocS
@elclig literoriihen 8ercinS eepio-
met. Der ais olls9e5eidnetcr &eO-
ner bcfannte Shriftiteller mo Gid.
ter, SER @rnelt 8runden bon 0cr
Sibliotbcf Ocs a~ongrelles, iprodl
ipobI cine Stunoe lang iiber Die oben
eenannten 9ibter uno beonuertc,
odB Die Wtebr5obl Der 0eutih-M nle-
rifuner nod inner nidt bon Ocn
9ihtern Der 70iger uno S0igcr Sab.
re losfonnc uno 10 weriig BON Oerl
@roBen Der Sebt0eit miiie. J3u sic.
len gbeocutenOitcn uno groBten Did.
tern BON 9eute" geb0ren, nnd @errtl
8rundens Iniiht, chen Debmel una
HiIfe, aus oeren 8erfeu Der &eoner
perld)ie0ene fur5e mo l1ngere DC.
oihte gum @citen CAB. 6r1ulein 5ris-
GA SrontmeI crfreute 0os tros ocs
lhled)ten 8etters 8obIrcid eridiene-
ne @ubIifunL nit bartholomew treii,
lid gcipielten &lanier- SploS, oopoll
5lpei &onipniitionen ibres 8ruocrs s.
6rpmnel. Die &orlibcrin berihtctc
in ibrcr observation-disclosures it6cr
Ocn INSTRUMENTATION Grfolg oes Din
u. Snlntor bon WtitglicOcrn 0es sc
icaig literariihen &ereins uuter Oc,
9lllspi8ien 0es oltsge5cihncten Srou.
en- @iIfspcrcins perunitultetcn Ocit
ldcn Gbeater= 9ben0S 5nm Scitcn
ccntidDcr unO 6iterreidiider 8itiucn
tlno @oiien. Damn triie Trdliltil.
Sunoc ali lpe6ieIles Gerlaugcn oe.l
qroBeu Mouolpa aus u8pgnlalipn il
@olatea per Ger Menlicr fiirs oeAi
5ebrlar Aben6 lit Ser So6onn 4
Mottern BON sSobns Sopfins. @olti.
more.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Or. Strad,

-@eqenmdrtig feiern bier Die
WsitqIieocr Der 3. &. 6. g., D.. b.
8ereiniqltng driltliher Sangfrauen,
DoS aol0enc Ssitbildum Deg BeltebenS
ibrer N~ereiuigung. slus Oieiem 4n-
Iallc finben in ben &aamliffeiten
Oes @ulbingtpner 3lpeigeS mand)er=
lei 5eitlihfeiten Itatt. Oielenigell
Iomer, Die al ser @iege Oieier Ser
cinigung geitnnoen, COHEN om 0iens=
toe Sen Mtitglieoern ltno @aIten einen
Gmpfang. Observation-Disclosures mro
gelearammc liefen bon anen Soften
Gin.
Mn porigen Montag M6ello
}ano I'M gSiGarO Sotel Der alidbrlid
obaebaItenc uGoutbern Relief So=
cietp gaa" Itatt. 9omen lrno Ser
zen Ser bofiten @eieaihaftsfreiie
battcn liA onau in GROCER Mn5obl ein-
Q~efuaOen. Die Goben Ser Damen tic
Ben sen gorSeit 5eitidal Die eincn
Srnpm scrideinen.
-Mlau sebe beim lleberIdreitcn
ser StraBe oiaf sic Ailtomobile adt!
GouarO @oolc, 5ipolf Sabre aft, bon
1880 @eorgins Npenue, mltr0e 0ieier
Gage bon einem &rnftpogen iiber-
fabrcn uno ltar6 fiir8 Oorauf. 9as
Mutonobil muroe bon elmer jingel
DAME gelenft.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Gn,ltmelfene

az einem eiufadeM Stein aMf benz
Grade BON
Or. Seinrid G6riitian Straf,
nnf Dem nEroipeet Sill" Triebbpfe.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
Marrcniiknns i'm u8aibinstOn Sat
ger6MM0".

Sim Montag, Ben Z. 8ebruor ). s..
Abcn0s S llbr II Wtinutcn finoct III
Saalc beS @albington SGnecrbunoS
3t4 = Str. 0.-M., oic idbrIide Nar
reniiBung itott. Nie befmnt. iibcl
OieIc &arneualsfelte tets einc 0ro5,
9ln8iebullgsfraft oltf iuniere 0eutldel
ans. Seoermann 1T ber6lid gum &c.
luh eingclooen I'M fir cinige Stiul
ben Die oltGglihen Sorgcn 6i Der
1ciiei itnO iih an Narrbeit ttno III
81 crgoben.
Der grpbe Masfcnbal miro midi
am A., ionOcrn am 81. Sebrunl
Itnttfin0cn. @icr5li iueroen MIR Mit.
9lieocr oes SGngcrbunocs ulo ibr,
9omen aitgelaiieil. Der 9aa Re.
ginnt Tim S.31 llbr abenos.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
0ermania Glnb.

Nm %. Salunr belt 9err Or. 8.
q. geper icinen angefinoigten @or-
trog iiber einige ieiuer G%rfobrlmgca
i'm &riegS- Mnrine- Qo5orett 81 Sum=
burg, no er bon Mitte greult 1914
oh ud)t Waonote lang leine fa6m1nni.
id)en 9enntniiie IN BEN 0ienit oes
Motcn areii5es eeitclt botte. Or.
Yeper, 5itni Scil iid auf iein Goge-
bud ltiitcnn, berihtete 3luldHit ilber
Die IormaIit6ten, sic nGtig moren,
cbc ct nls WcncroInr5t a. 8. Der ome-
rifoniihel Morine leincn ~ireimidigcl
Noiten oils A%iIiitcn5ar5t III Sambur9
bc3ieben fonnte. Gr idil0erte Damn
biz Organization ltlp. Oes ~gelaMmten
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, an ulO butter
Der 6ront mo im 2o5nrctt, oos in
Ben rieiieen Observation-Disclosures Der
6npog in muItergiItigcr Neiie einge-
ridtet moroen luor. Mon fam lid e.,
nen 8egriff BON Der Nits0cbmuug, Be
0eutinlg un0 notwithstanding OiclcS
nproniiierten2 n6orettS mofen, lpcllg
man beOenft, ooB cs 5000 8etten ent.
belt. SSl flnrer, Dem 2oicn ourd).
aus nerit6noIiher &eile, idilNcrte
Or. ycpcr Die mnnnigfoItigcn Tro.
bIernc, Die CO togtdglid in atfopfcrns
Der 9(rbeit 5i loicn aob un0 bic Scr
aus 2elld)tcn Der 0eutiheil mcOiSinit
ihal gSiiienidoft bcitcbcnOc Acr5te-
ltob 5unl groBcn Scilc olldJ Su lOlen
p%critono. 81 bcld)eiOeniter @eiie
iibcrging Oobci OF. Ycner lcinen d
Qcllen Mntcil, INNER micocr lcinc 9c
numbering oelitid)cr f%irurgiidler
Mrnit bctoneno.
9tnd) 0ielci nlebr allgcmcincn Nus.
f%iibriingcn ging Or. Weper nit @ilfc
uon 9id)tbiIoern sur SdiiOerung mn
G~rflGrmg BON Gin3elbeitcn iiber.
Mian lab 2n3arctt8iige illlO jbre inne-
reH Carl; Nsagels %eiGfaiid .ut9
oercn %orrid)tuugen gun &ettltng il.
9ebanolung BON Nertpun0eten 0ie
aranfenl6le uin. oos Sa5oretts nit
G~erpunoeten in peridieoenen Staoien
Der @%cnelung, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Apparute, Inn fiinitlih ocn arnlen
Selifcln ibre ACKNOWLEDGMENT Armc
5lt ericscn uuO mandeS Ocrartige
8il0 mcbr. Or. @cDer n~errpcilte Sann
oca ldngcreu bel 8ilOern, oie Oic
ldnpierigc gpl5entehnif ser &crpilun
sung bon &nodentcilcn illultricrte.l.
Wion tralte lciilen Iligen fnlnL oils
man eincn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iub
Dem Der 9einfltod)cll bon elmer Orc
ltofc D~urhbrodeuL nber nit SiIfc eli.
mes ioldcn Nol5cus mic0cr ems ge
nlod)t moroen NOR iu1o Der ndd) fiitlf
modtntlidcr 8cbnnoluig 6erumipa-
5iertc, as bitten ibnt Bic Iaiiertcil
nic libel mitgeipiclt. Ser 9egciItc
ritng ieincs 2u5orettdcfs iibcr sic
%crpifan5ung bon 9tcrpcn pcrbielt
iid) Or. gepcr frcilid ctfuas abmor
tcn0 gcgeniibcr, 3im 5dluIle 5eig
te Or. geuer obne a~ommentor, elm
9il0. nit Dem Motto r9urhbaltcn I.
Gie 5o6lreif unlueienoen Witglic
Der Oes u@ernrania Clubs" lllo ieinc
@dite 5oIlten Dem Sortragenoen ielbit-
ueritGnolid) lebbuftcn 9eifaG, 5ll Dem
Iid Der Can't oller Inipelenoen filr
Or. Nepers opferfreuoiqe 8etGtiqung
I'M Gienltc oes &oten areil5es Oriiben
int alter Goterlonoe geiellte. 8ic Ito
LID ior9te cin gutter Sropfen mo ein
fnlter SnlbiB nad)ber fir ~onreaenne
llntcrboltnna. Der Club bot cher
mals einen 3lipadS bon MitglieOcrn
SIT uer5eidlen.
50. IS.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04
@robitciu fir Or. Strad.

g(m 0ienstog, oell l.. 6ebrnor
fonD Sic erfte Situno bel Serrn Sc
fob 8riigger Itott, bel Der ilbcr on
Grriftunq zines @robiteineS filr
ben p~erltorbenen Or. Strnd perbon
self ip1rroe. Gin &on1ite mltroc gebil
set, oos ules IN Die Sono nebn1cl
miro, I'M 10 balD mie moglib Den
@unfde @ieler nad)5itfpmmen. 81
oielem aomite eeboren fol9cnoe scr
ren:
@ultap 9cnOer, &oriiBer;
Serm. g. @infler, Sefrctnr;
Geo. g. Spier, S6asmeifter.
Ierner bic folgenOen Serren 9lt
90 5dul5e. @olfgnng 3udoald)el
Wm. 8ro0t uno Snfob 8riigger.
.Nerr aorI @ilb. @iibler miro 81
susfiihruna oes @rnbiteines ilber
nebmel. SER gilbler lit 8ilobalicl
bon gerl,f uno erfreut iih ulS lolde'
ciues gltten 8ltfeS.
Inter Sen pielen 3uidriften betr
ser aufidrift aaf Dem @rabitein, Il
Oie folgenoe fir Die bette beFuiloe!
ipor0en:
Or. Strud,
Didtcr, 0enfer, Deiiti6er,
oebpren in &ei1sfirheL 9elle1l,
am 80. 9pril 1913,
oeltprben am 80. Gpbember 1914.
@epionlet BON ieinen 5reltnoenl
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Sn @enrp @oBmann's 2ofal, 705
tic Str. 90, bottle Der Sdwaben-
nercin an letten 9irnstog moitatli-
dc Sibling. Ser aarI Braun fiihr.
fe ais @ereinspr1ii0ent Ben Toriiil,
gtnhoem Die offi5ieacn s(noeleseu.
beiten erleoigt lDaren, ging mon slI
@emiitli6feit iiber.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

Mbeinmeiu GRis, bon bOppel-
TEN GGnresebalt. Grlanbt baber
sleides Gnantnw Mahersmaabe
smm 0ebraMd). % Gents 6as
Dulle Gnart BEL Gbriitian fan-
Der, 900 7te Strake.
Washington Journal., 1916-02-04

California Ma6eira, iebr aft nnb
bon porsiiglidem Weid)maf. SOC
0as Dulle Emart, bel Gbriitian
Rambler, 900 7te Str. N.-N.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-08-10
SAYS THERE is SNOW IN THE
FOURTH OF JULY CANYON.

The Standpoint Review makes the
astonishing statement that there Is
stil snow in the Fourth of July can
yon which Is serious obstruction TO
travel and that no effort Is being made
TO improve the road, neither of which
ia true and both of which are seri-
Gus reflection upon the fund of infor-
nation possessed by that paper upon
the question of transcontlnental roads
The Standpoint paper says:
"A great many tourists who have
used the wallace route have comment
ed on the bad condition of the roads,
and say that in the Fourth of July
pass there is still snow, end that APP
parently no effort is being made 10
improve road conditions along the
route In every case solemn oath Is
sworn that future trips will be by way
of Standpoint where roads are good
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-08-10
NO. 26.
AUGUST 10, 1916.

This is a point for the Bonner County
Development league to take up. inc
Review has drawn their attention 10
the matter before, and now does so
again, hoping that some steps may be
taken to insist on the superiority OF
this route"
Fourth OF July canyon Is In Koot-
email county, adjoining Bonner county,
and Il Is singular to say the least that
a paper published so near should be so
woefully misinformed on road condi-
tlons. Snow has never interfered
with travel through the canyon, IN
fact, that is about the first place that
the snow disappears along the yell
lowstone trail in Idaho. There We're
some bad grades in the canyon, but
through the efforts of the Good Reads
association of Shoshone county, an
and one from the federal government
through the forest service, these have
now been overcome. A large force
has been employed in the canyon for
several months improving the road In
order to cut out the heavy grades and
the work is now nearing completion
land there are no difficulties to travel
In the canyon. This is attested by the
scores of people who pass through
daily. In fact, there are no difficulties
at any point along the international
highway through this city, and the in
increasing. number of tourists who tray
el 1t is the best evidence of the pop
ularity of the route.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1916-08-10
PARK COPPER.

Thomas Brennan, superintendent OF
the Hunter mine and president of the
Park Copper, accompanied by o. W.
Lewis and A. J. Gels, directors of the
last named company, are inspecting
the Park today for the purpose Of de-
Gliding on further development and al
so to arrange for shipments of ore.
For some time men have been engag-
ed in cleaning out the old tunnels. and
1t is expected that the visit Of the Of
ficers of the company will be followed
by considerable addition to the
working force. There is said to be
fully a carload of ore sacked ready for
shipment and arrangements will be
made to haul this to the railroad at
Mullan. 1t is believed that ore Is avail
able for other shipments.