HER DREAMS: CANE TRUE | pose at Blanche Bates and Bruce McRae] went house hunting in the Midlands are appearing. in a comedy playiet, and will settle somewhere in "The Interrypted Honeyfuoon." Andrew Carnegie has copsented to : Miami, Fla, i ' { terson for'a motion picture reel " Waa wickshire after I have completed my engagements outside New York -end- ing with a final production of 'If 1 with James Were King,' For two years my wife Whitcomb Riley and Col, Henry Wat ' played 8 arduous engagements of Shakespeare with me before she con- fessed that she was ill. Her health is Fire put the Tremont Theatre in all that 'matters to me in the world. | Boston out of business for at least am resigning on that account." eight weeks. The sections of the . house containing the stage and dress Ling room were destroyed. . MELLE, C. GAUDREAV 3 Rochon I".Q., Jan. 14th, 1915. 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Carpenter, now being played in New York, is a delightful comedy with a strong vein of whimsical humor and a wealth of romance run- writ- Wheeler Wilcox," whom she greatly ten acts. The play breathes fhe spigit admires, but it wasn't that kind of a of youthful ambition, and the most dog. Cyrill Maude, the noted English pleasing of love stories has been in- forporated in the action, which is developed" in at atmosphere 'always actor, submits the following bit of convincing and realistically faithful restaurant dialogue. Fuest: I'll have without Greece. Waiter: Sorry, sir, I can't Servia. Guest: Then 1 won't Roumania. Mrs. Leslie Carter to retire at last, | at Cincinnati, she said, "At the close j of 'my performance 'Saturday night 1 will forsake the footlights forever." She has been on the stage for nearly some Turkey, twenty-eight years, and during most | at once sincere, authoritative to the phase of lift it depicts. Shelley Hull acts the struggling poet, who, true to tradition, suffers privation in a garret. His handling of the lighter passages is equally as good as hig lovemaking, which, is indeed senti- 'mentally excellent. Phoebe Foster is the. rich young lady with a yearning for a companionable 'and congenial sweetheart. She is daintiness person- ified and plays with a method that is anc of that time played under the man | charming in its naturalness. agement of David Belasco. Mrs. Franeis Hodgson Burnett's novel, "That Lass o' Lowries," has been converted into scenario form and will be used on the screen to present Helen Ware. Because the original title of: the book would not serve theatrical purposes, the photoplay will be called: "Secret Love' Vitagraph Is building a new studio directly behind its old plant in Flat- bush, which is the colnecting link A MOTHER'S DUTY T0 HER DAUGHTER Her Health Must Be Carefully Guarded As She Approaches Womanhood. 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It then that growing girlg droop, be- come feeble, bloodless and nervous. Nature is 'calling for more nourish- ment than the blood scan supply. is | Signs of distress are plainly evident | in dull eyes, pale cheeks, weak and | arching backs , fits of depression, and | for three generations as a starring geen a dislike for proper food. These | vehicle, "The Fool's Revenge," being introduced for the screen. Maude Gilbert and William H. Took- er are enacting the principal char- acters Edna Wallace Hooper IS | gigns mean anaemia --~that is blood- lessness. . The watchful mother takes prompt steps to give her girl the new, rich, giving her Dr. Wililams Pink Pills, red blood her system calls for, by has come | Which transform weak, anaemic giris Tat F anfed 14) from Paris to do some acting for the into a condition of perfect health, movies This is Miss Hooper's first visit to America in two years. Since the beginning of the war she has been doing what she could to help in France. 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New York appearance was in Critic" at the Princess theatre. His last "The Vernon Castle has postponed date of his sailing for England, and will again appear in dances with his wife. Those whose reliability cannot be questioned { frank in stating that in all probabil- ity. Mr. Castle would never go his position on the stage 'on | continent with his wife. However, he | got some press notices out of the af- fair London Cinema palaces have add- ed "wet matinees" to their list of daily performances. Obserying man- agers of shilling houses have dis- covered that in rain or sleet weary and beddraggled pedestrians turn gratefully info the first picture-house that invites. Hence down go! the shutters and on go the lights in Lon- {don at the first drops of rain--fore- In Senate at noons or any other time not occup- | ied by regular performances. { The Roman Catholic Church an- nounces the following additions to ita "White. 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You can get these pills from any medicine dealer or by mail at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, from The Dr. Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont, SENATOR DENOUNCES INCENDIARY CRIME. Washington, Which Discusses Ottawa *" Fire. 'Special to the Wh Washington, Feb. 4. struction of the Ottawa ~The de- House of "The Show Shop", "Seven Kevs.to Parliament was denounced to-day as Baldpate." "The Bubble," merang," "Rolling Stones," '"Trea- "Under | 2 wanton and barbarious and unwar- Fire," '4oung America," "The Boo- | ranted crime of incendiarism, im a resolution by- Senator Thomas of sure Island," "Hit-the-Trail-Holiday,"' | Colorado. "Rosalind", "Our Starred Bobbie," Children," "Iil- "Abe Senator Gallinger inquired what and Maw- | proof Senator Thomas had that the ! russ," "Our Mrs. McChesney," "Hob- | fire was incendiary, and from what son's Choice," 'The Chief," "Our American Cousin," and 'The Road to | Happiness." Mrs. Lily Langtry, nearly forgot the title, Lady de Bathe, famous beauty, is going to perpetuate her art. She has fallen for the "Mo- vies," and this summer will pose be- fo sunlight of California. the movie camera in the glaring! Gleclayed "The Jer- buildings by incendiarism in time of sey Lily" was the aecepted Cleopa- | itra in England many, many years "of civilization. source he received his information, and from what source the fire start- ed,--German,, British, French, or American. Senator A Thomas re- fused to answer. His resolution described the burned buildings as on® of the most beautiful pieces of architecture on the North American continent, and the destruction of eivil war as unjustified dy any principle At Senator Thom- ago, and so it is only natural Milady ras' request, the resolution was sim- will appear on the E¥creen In the most | famous of her many plays, Mrs. ! Langtry may also appear in "Asin a Looking Glass," in which she sobs { entreats and finally poisons herself. | Kitty Gordon, she of the famous back, is at present posing for the | movies in this play. ' » § " E. H, Sothern will retire from the stage at the end of the present sea- | son. With Mrs. 'Sothern, who was Julia Marlowe, he will go to War- { wickshire, England, wheré they will make their permanent home. eir { time, sald Mr. Sothern will be spent without Mrs. Sothern," Said. "So that since her | 5 ago I have realized that the bad Some to fulfil her dream 'of tl he the 'actor " IESE two retary, A. Killaly: § 3 ply read and referred. No Relief For Bank Depositors. Ottawa, Ont., Feb. 5.--Hon. Ro- dolphe Lemieux was told (in the House by the finance minister fiat it was not the intention of the Govern- ment to introduce legislation this session with a view to reimburse the depositors of the defunct Farmers' Bank. p - Peterboro Belgian Society. 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Itisa book that everyone should have and read in cane of accident or sickness. . | Send fifty cents or stamps to Dr. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., and en- {close this notice and you will receive by J} dies and gentlemen were enjoying a BERLIN WILL NOT VED To United States On Sinking Of Lusitania. AMICABLE ADJUSTMENT OF , CONTROVERSY SEEMS POSSIBLE. M- Unless United States Agrees to Sub- mit Question to Hague Tribunal-- Pessimism Prevails at Washington. (Special to the Whig.) . Berlin, via Amsterdam, Féb. om Unless America waives disavowal of the sinking of the Lusitania, or agrees to submit the question to Hague arbitration, an amicable ad- justment of the German-American controversy is -impossible. This is the unanimous view taken by Ger- man officials and the Berlin newspa- pers to-day. The Lokal Anzeiger, one of. Ger- many's most influential newspapers, declared to-day that Germany has done her utmost to prove her friend- ship for America. The newspaper further declared that Germany can- not admit that the sinking of the Lu- sitania was in violation of interna- tional law Officials endorsing this pressed the hope that Col. E. M. House, the President's confidential agent, who is now in Paris, will Be able to present the German attitude to the Pgesident so correctly that an amicable settlement will be reached. In an earlier message the United Press correspondent reported that the German people were a unit be- hind the Foreign Office in its han- dling of the German-American con- troversy, though he was not permit- ted at that time to siate what policy the Foreign Office had adopted. view ex- Pessimism at Washington. Washington, Feb. 4. Deep pessi- mism prevails in official circles over the latest communication om Ber- lin on the Lusitania question. It is reportéd to-day that Secre- tary of State Lansing has received a report from Ambassador Gerard at Berlin, and has forwarded this to the President. It is known that President Wilson will not yield in any particular in the demands he has made on Germany. It is kpown to be his belief that a crisis may develop with Germany on the Lusitania issue at any time the United States Government feels un- able to "'dicker" longer on the ques- tion, and some understanding must be reached this month. SAVED THE MAIDE Broke Through Ice; Rescued Hy Offi- cer, Brockville, Feb. --An accident occurred on the river on Thursday which happily was not attended by any serious results, due to the prom pt action of a young military officer stationed here, Several young la- skate on the river and when ne waterworks wharf one of the young ladies, Mise Codd, Tarrytown, N. Y., broke through the ice and was in im- minsiit danger of drowning. Lieut. R. W. Gilbert, of the Army. Service Corps, a member of the party, at once went to Miss Codd's dssistance and throwing her his coat drew her r the out ot the water and she was at once taken to the residence of A. V Clarke, 98 Water street, where dry clothes were provided. Miss Codd is none the worse for her exciting ex- perience She is a visitor in town, being the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wright, corner... Bartholomew and Pine streets. Lieut. Gilbert is a member of the Army Service Corps and is here in connection with the supply department of the 59th Bat- talion, ON CHARGE OF TREASON. Alberta German Tried To Subscribe To German War Loan. Calgary, Alta., Feb. 5.--Harry G. Haeckeér, a German, 'was committed for trial in the Criminal Court on a charge of treason by Magistrate Da- vidson in police court. Haecker, it is contended, wrote to a New York fin- ancial firm, asking for information concerning the German war loan to which, it is alleged, he desired to subscribe. The letter he sent was exhibited and it was sufficiently in- criminatinizg, in' the opinion of the magistrate, to warrant the trigl of Haecker on a charge of treason. ' Haecker did not appedr on the wit- ness stand, remaining in the dock during the preliminary hearing. PRICE PRUSSIANS PAY. Theie Casualty Lists Carry 2,3 Names, Feb. -A Mail from 337,000 despatch to Copenhagen London, 5. the Daily says: 'The Prussian casualties lists {or January , contain 36,500 names, bringing the total Prussian losses to 2,337,096. The January lists in- clude the names of twenty-four air- men killed, eleven wounded and twenty made prisoners. *"The lists also contain the names of five generals killed and two wounded. The missing include the entire 14th Jager Regiment." Cables Were Not Cut. Ottawa, Feb. 5.--Rumors current that trans-Atlantic cables have been cut by German submarines are deni- ed by both the C.P.R. and G.N.W. Companies. Gen. McMillan of the C.P.R., and local officials of the &| N.W., statp that there has heen no interruption of cable service. 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