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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-08-24
SbDA YACCO
IN PARIS
Quaint Life of the Great Ac-
treSS of the JapeneSe
HER VERSION OF CAMILLE
How It Differs From the One
Given by Bernhard and Duse'

During eight months of last year it was
ny privilege to live as a member OF the
household of Sada Yacco. and to witness
the greatest triumph of her dramatic ca
reer. Nowhere, not even in Japan. has
she been so well received as in Paris
IN the company. besides Sada and Ka~-
akani. who is her husband. there were
Fugisawa. a handsome Juvenile ana
Tsura. sada's niece. a most beautiful girl
according to our standards. although one
of-the other was a more perfect japanese
type. She had the tiny obique eyes and
long features Of the aristocrstic japanese
lady one sees in the best native drawings
Tc me she looked Ike a poster
Last. but not least. there was Raj.
slx-vear-old boy. and a clever ohbd ac-
tor. sada had adopted him. and wai edu-
cate him for the stage. Raj was the IDOL
OF the household. japanese children. PROB
ably because nobody ever scs.ds OF pun
ishes them. are never naughty. but Raj
was a prodigy OF goodness. lie played
ala 6av in corners. like = mouse, or
amused himself By drawing pictures
when he drew European &c gave him
enormous eyes. showing how the diferea-
tiation Of type impressed hin Raj learn
Cd English readily. but DC was reVsr
allie q. pronounce NY name. and called
ne The other one. He would toid.e
into ny roon. and ducking MS round
black heaa almost 10 his Mite feet. say.
.szda san wants other one
We lived quite By ourselves in Leie
Fuuer's hose. ihe company. TIE ethes
American girl ard myself. The aoys
cooked. and kept the house and The scrap
o. a garden We Hvcd. q course. IA
5apansss. We ate hsh aac Use s7d sea-
weed. and other things which reznnia
mysteries 70 ne and Ne drank saEe-
wheneger they desired &, hoTevsz. re
I Americans were serscd with inel- osn
tarnariaz feod-
our u-sals were ve-y 3a;iy. Th@ 5a7ar-
ese a home aever tsiz ~ TIE table, cat
ne European custom APPEALED = Ssfa.
ard she adopted x - he- owa soaTd-
I thi-k i very good 70 TAX Al ths
,ssle. she declared. Better fo- heath.
i think" So xe Chartered.
We bad CIR s-e4k.zss AZ sssssz. e.-a<E
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No. II is a corner house. and while it
is not by any means pretenuous, it is
distinctive for its prettiness both within
and without The windows on the draw
irg-room floor are long and narrow and
open out upon the balcony that it is
SO popular an addition to London houses
and which New Workers are disrespectful-
~ wont to describe as looking like fire.
escapes" The FIRE escape" balcony just
now is bright with hanging boxes of pink
and white flowers and the many windows
on every one OF the four stories are deli
cately draped with lacy curtains that look
cool and shady in the summer sun.
While Anna Roolnsous house is
small one, the entrance han. like that
of so many of the better class English
homes. is agreeably spacious and COM
Portable To the left opens the dining
room. which Is really charming. The DOM
irant note in the decorations is red.
while the dainty ornaments, the beauti-
fui china ana glass and small but pes1ect
assortment OF exquisite silver show that
an artistic mind as well as refined taste
has guided the arrangement OF the apart
ment
The broad curving stairway leads first
10 Miss Robinson's own particular little
den. where not a ray of natural light ever
finds its way This also is a red room,
a bright gay. comfortable red. against
which the contrasting clements Of black
oak and the brass fittings 81 the electric
neht-the globes being shaded to'<sften
the glare-look remarkably wei.
1t is in ,his room that Miss Robinson
attends 70 her Housekeeping. and she
rather rebels against its cares. But q
prim row Of account books a service
able ard handsome inksJand. weu-used
blotupg pad and the usual paraphernalia
appertaining to a writing table meant for
use show that the den is not merely a
lounsiag place
From this apartment one walks up two
or three steps TO the dra wing-room FUR
nished after the Louis Seize style. The
color scheme being a lovely tone Of
pale oiUe with a hint of gray Jhat blend:
with the turquoise brightness and re
lieves IL from . suspicion or hard bril-
naney IN this room Is a collection o
dainty bits % old silver. rare specimen.
o. Dresden and Sevrss and few extreme
ly good pictures. Among the paintings
IS Carl Bleuner's portrait q Miss Ros
inson one % The series called Picture
OF Fair Women. which the New Yo-i
artist recently exhibited At one OF Ia
Tendon galleries
Drawn across one end OF the room is .
piano draped with an exquisite specinei
OF slSen embroidery on blue satin. Will
The afternoon tea table. with its spiudl
less and double trays. has q particularly
smart burden OF silver and 6aiaS serve
china. Altogether II Is a dellshtfal draw
ing room. and not the least e its n
fractions Is the big bow window TIA
/ takes W nearly the whole OF one end @
the roca and from which can be Oh
i tanned an extensive view not only Of Far
2 lane out OF FIyde PARK itself
e Miss Robinson's bedroom Is dirscu
e above the dra Bing-roon. I; IS dzint
e and restful nes, al In white aad pa
: blue, one OF those rooms 50 Eeculiarl
Q harmonious and restful to the eye tbs
they defy detailed description Ths be
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at six, and supper after the play. AS
! said the food was japanese, much OF il
imported from Japan. Each person had
his own little tray fun Of bowls and
cups set before him. and produced his
own chopsticks from his ample sleeve.
our struggles TO learn the use Of the
sticks was "A source OF innocent merri-
ment to everybody saba introduced US.
and gave US also valuable lessons in
Japanese etiquette so that when we visit
her VIC shah be able TO deport ourselves
properly. We learned the elaborate tea
ceremony. sitting on our heels and finish
in the cup in the three dignihed sips.
afterwards wiping the edge where the lips
have touched, and passing the cup 70
our neighbor.
saba received every afternoon from two
until four one or both OF the Ameri-
cans assisted. for the actress speaks
no French All artistic Paris came 10
these afternoons. Arseue Alexandra, the
great Figaro critic: Pierre Roche. Ju.es
Claretie .Caraban. the painter, Roche
crosse and his lovely young Algerian
wife: Nile. Theo. Nine Calve. and scores
OF Others. Ssda was devoted 70 CalTe.
and often prevailed upon her to sing.
although cur drawing-rcon possessed no
piano. The great singer with tiny sads
on her knees. warhins ballads and aEiss
was something 70 remember. : da is fond
Of music, playing skilltui.y OF the sam
5 isen, and singing inconprehensible airs
+ OF her own country IN a voice FIN OF
: quaint charm.
Outside of working hours there was not
a merrlor household in Paris than oula
The moral effect q living e-sht months
in an atmosphere Of perfect zweetHes'
ara harmony ought 20 have been uplift-
ing 70 the strenuous Americans. and
think it really was we can hardly here
% slassen aur tsnpers q the Japanese'
ideal. 10 conceal every feeling Of pas
sion. melancholy. hatred. envy. dlzap
Dofntment. even s0rroT. f. Ere stauda-,
OF good conduct To force one woes q
BAD tempers On others t. REGARDED 81
an fnczcusatle form q ezotis-n. which
i IS without any question.
Tne japanese have keen seuse ri
huuor. AID ensog a Joke Esvsssrri q
sos-d q dogs. and eifHs- Bought O. wsi
rake a present a. q bezutlfnl Czeisaunt
That vas il Vas beautiful from ~
drchshsr8 point II visw HarinE scrsuife'
Tho beast. Eawaksui fnuad th3i r. coai'
pronounce An fils voral organs g.
olned ths tax q utterlns fhe Gerrae'
ach- Miss Fuliers buslness llanassr'
Rare vas 1acxson. ard Ka~sszEni O.
cs5ed thar aaehshsrs aui 5acsso1 v~r'
enough alike tsr al practlcal p'arsr..es
ard -Jscks0r- shs dog teoarre. 20 -
sry Gees azusene-t
saEas Camille departed - Fittii
srarz re Fre-ch tszt thsf re r.ag ~
really a. eriGasi riece- So saW ~
ps-. rIayes ~ sflls neiT. He-nAs-ssf Z
Gnaerstuag s-t a. f4r - ~ 1Hr later
pss,a-lon resezt1es saycnss. = s. -
Dsses
The-, ar tao setE. re arzt esz.a.s
lrr sr- in---ssew ~srh 80 fsther n
-A-7aaae. the hsHquet. AS - car
ri
y the henaast scere- fizy izsss- -
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{ .zsr,.1csd = re isss q - efxf rslsas
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( dressed. painted, and coihured. leads the
! revels. which are pretty free. She dis
PLAYS all the arts OF the geisha. dancing.
singing. coquetting. Armand is driven mad
with jealousy. ard az last. when the
! geisha attentions to his rival become
! unbearable. he draws his sword and then
/ rushes upon them.
A turnu!t Of bitter words passes. The
geisha nings her "betrothai lines" IN her
+ lovers face. and the scene closes IN con-
fusion.
sada.s Camille. like buses. dies in pow
! erty IN the japanese version the geisha
has had a child by Armand. and the
curtain rises on these two alone IN a
wretched hovel. bare o. furniture. save
Tor a Pew mats and small charcoal stove
over which the child hangs shiveT'ng-
Snow Sits through the cracks and falls
on the floor. The geisha. coughing pain
fully. takes one thin klmono and wraps it
around the little one. she is left with a
single armeni. and her e-nsciaiion sp-
pears extreme.
Creditors visit them. the last one TAX
Ing the mats OF which they he. and even
suatchiug the kifnoua from the naked
child. At this act Of cruelty the eeisfa
leaps 70 her feet ike TIGER and tries
to seize the man. Tne door closes be-
hind his hasty Eight and the geisha falls
senseiess. the red blood streaming from
+ Der mouth.
As the child thro~s hirnreH ur-on De
mother the only friend they have left
the Cd nurse appears. she relieves fhs
falnting woman. ard comforts TIE child
with little food. Then she leaves. re-
solved - setch armand At any cost
There comes a truiy rngslnz scsns -
tween che eeizha ard her chfid- she
tells hin ibat she j. dying ard rusf
either take hir- 7lrh asT throush TIE
dark waters oT .eaFe hirn q starts S.-s-
erably I can hear Rails tiny vcire aee-
sing her net e. iet h.m I've. us own
hands give her TIE dagger. and he stretch
81 BE little neck rae.kiy for ire blow.
Three ts-r.ss she raises ;hs dazzcr before
she lnds courage 70 Isf q faH Ths
chlfs hands CLUTCH fseblY az the ar. sd
be dies
AID her dTins streaEth has been -
hauste1 in that bioe. scd. after fes
'arr1lrhesl movements .sfe gasTr egt he-
lsst breath Armand snd fhe usrse ar-
rirs 81 TIE curtain dFeps-fssss yeTz
Foss
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is a triumph of modern French Work
of the Louis Seize style and it is the
only thing in the room that is conspicu-
Gus and striking.
While. as has been said. Miss Robinson
does't take very kindly to the cares of
housekeeping-ind she frankly con-
fesses that she detests them-her home is
as well conducted as it is appointed. She
has a staf of 1--WE maid servants, who
relieve her much of the responsibility
and worry In appearance they are the
trimmest. primmest and most respect
able maid servants to be found in any
small establishment in London, according
to popular report in the morning they
are always attired in neat black and
white print gowns with big white aprons
and small close-ftting caps. while their
afternoon livery consists of irreproach-
able black gowns, white collars and cuffs.
big lawn aprons and the cap OF almost
Puritan severity.
such is the home that Anna Robinson
has won for herself in London. Many
people are glad 70 come TO her dainty
dinners. to her pleasant Sunday afternoon
and her occasional evenings" Many OF
her guests are theatrical foIk-Arthur
Boucher and his wife Cviolet Vanbrugh)
f. c. Carton the playwright, who wrote
wheels Within Wheels and Lady
Huntworth's Experiment" among other
successes. and his wife. and Edna May
and many Americans who are staying in
London. She IS seen in public more than
ever. wearing the beautiful gowns upon
Her very smart and correct brougham
and victoria are seen in the park nearly
every Gay In her stable she has i've
extremely good and snowy horses. Her
turnonts are in keeping with herself. and
they always attract attention.
When she is not entertaining in her
own home Kiss Robinson can usually be
seen lanching or dining at the Carlton
or Princess. and she has SO many gowns
that she seems never e wear the same
one twice. She attends nearly all the arst
rights OF the theatres. ard size was once
At the opera very often during the Coven;
Garden season.
Anna Robinson isn't particularly fond
OF Jewels but she possesses some mag
n5acent diamonds and her collection ot
tff-lS Is rTlfels.til1 l1i anu AIsc Is
rule she wears at one time only 4 single
string OF pearls and big diamond pr
ie the shape OF fleur de lis, a near
OF an arrox-
Much ADO About Nix.
Macbeth How now. my lord7 Ne
thinks yonder goes a hand o mea why
; lsog not Ike the Inhabitants O. IN,
E earth.
/, Falstan-~By heavings, and they carr
: ieathern bags sled. l wot with shIna
: labs,
Edlarsas-'-A thousand Tires no. ne lud
t they contain brassies ard decks
I Gau6srius-..krd niailckS-
= Arvi-as1s-- uutters-
( Be.arsss--And Enash.es
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: clsb from Hehoseu.
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ritber iein, per Die Belt Der Dunfelz
belt 10 genial benubt bate, ite paren
81 gut ~9etroffen.
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Der Sommer5ienratb notiirlid init.
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uno ftngen an 8u laden. Stun Iab
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tograpben gu: u9tie Blatte muB uerz
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8e6t bate. Sd nQbm meinen GDrz
tbeil pabr uno fubr nun laut fort:
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Der S6uieeeriobn oes &%ommer5ienz
ratbs lit unb es Got lei 9anf nift
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Nuftragen, Die er friiber bdtte niel
better brau6ett fDnnen.
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SEiir $500 nad 9emtIdlanb.

9euti9 : amerifanii9e 3eitungen
meroen i'm often 8aterlanb NIT grD=
Benz Sntere1ie eele1en, neil fie fib
frel ausipre6en unb bdufie pon orii=
ben mebr Geuisfeiten urb Ha6ribs
ten brineett, als Die beut16en 3eis
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2era5' 1T briiben iiberaa, mDbin iie
gelottot miro, elm 5ebr germ ge1ebener
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fenrrng uno 8uroieune gu finben,
tote aus 5ablrei6en 8riefen an uns,
lptpie on 0iejeni9en, melbe bas Blatt
an ibre 8ertpanoten 1biden, berpDrs
3ebt. User oaber leinen 8ertpanoten
un0 5reunOen cine SreuDe erpei1en,
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cei6baltiges @obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgenb cine Norefie i'm Muslanbe.
Sic Sreie Yrefie fir Serns 9nbl.
Gpmpatb.
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ten Der Gepublif geras, lit pDm Brd=
libenten GpDleoelt gum Bunbesmarz
ldau fir ben 6itliden 9iitrift bes
States Teras ernanrt tporoen. Wm.
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tpdrtiae Deputy bes 8unoesmar=
l6aQs Siebrebt nDnt ueitliben
9iitricte, tpuroe gum Gunoesmar=
ibaa beg iiibliben 9iftrictes ernannt.
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erft aus Ga Grange e%inseicDhene
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pDn SO Sabren, beim Baden in Der
8ai ertrunfen.
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COLLECTION eingetrDffen.
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@Dp. Sapers ertranft lei. Wtan be-
fiirhtet, baB es iib I'M Walaria
banOelt.
Sn mebreren 8aumppufeloern
in graois County 1T Der 8oa=Wee=
bill aufgetreten.
= Die 3abl Der bis jebt ermittel=
ten Spfer Der gbffon= &ataitropbe in
@oliao iit auf 119 aeltieeen.
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8ehn man Der 8ranfbeit 0err
aeporoen lit unb ale i@dbli9en
Seine unb Stoffe aus Dem Gpitem
entfernt 1ino, fotntnt Der 8organg
bes 8ieoeretlangens Der &rdfte an
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nur BON Der @n6euler=S ui9 8raue=
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5ranfs, Die BETTER oes GmD
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Commerce unb IlamD : StraBe
ouf Sbaoeneriab inn Betrage BON
$40, 900 perflaet. Sim /. Iprtl
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8etraee ppr 500, 600 perflagt.
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ribten fat Der Orfan ppm lebten
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ben bod rebt erbebliben Sdaben
angeridtet.
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berpDrragenoe oeutlh : alrerifanii9e
Di6ter, Der iim ieiner @~eiunobeit
uegen mebrere @ohen bier in San
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gefrdftiet feline 6eimreiie nab ct.
Souls angetreten. 8or ieiner Gbz
reiie i%tattete 6err Mie8 Der nSreien
Breiie" nod einen freunolifen 8ez
iud1 ab.
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setner 8prie beraubt.

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arm. Seoo6 giebt es 6unoerte BON anoeren Gdaer,
bon 2euter, ipel6e I'm, einet ipeit 9r6Beren S9ab,
als UNI 9fei6tbunl, beraubt iporoen iino, bon oenen
min niemals b6ren. @ir metnen Sene, pel6e ourb
eiren re6eaii6en Wlagen I'M lire quite Geluno6eit
6eraubt poroen itno. SO giebt ieoo6 cine MeOi5in,
tuet6e einen rebe1ii6en Magen i6eripinoen uno i'm
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Ous 1T 6~oitetter's Masenbitters. Gs 1T elm ipe3ii=
l6es 9eilmittef fir ben Ntagen unO miro @~ufItoBen,
glabiu6t, trantbates &opfueb, @erOauungs t0ruu9,
8eritopfung uno GaaepergiTtung beilen. @erin6t
es uno ~ilberSelgt @ub. llnIere Yripat=G tempe(marte
befinbet iid am 6alle Der SlaIae.
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