davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
Zrebi}O go szcZesliWym.

Wielkie s~zczescie zapanowa@o r
S. C. Blair doz6rcy szk6f "
St. Adams, w. Va. gdy jego ma
Ia c6reezka w'yleczonq zostafa:. 2
niebezpleoenej choroby. On tax pi-
SIC ,,Moja ms}a .c6reczka mi4fa
Sw. Vita, kt6ry ME ustepo:
wal pc &adnem lekarstwie, lecz sig
zawsze wzmaga}, dop6ki jake esta-
tniej uoieczki spr6bowalismy Elec-
trio Bitters; teraz z radoscla moga
powiedzieG, re try butelki spra-
willy zupesne wyxdrowienie: Pred
ka i pewna pomoc,. pa 9. nerwowe
choroby, cg6lne os}abien'e, sfabo-
sci kobiece, brak4 krwi i malarie.
Gwarantowane przez M. J. Kowa
lewskiego, aptekarza. Cena SOC.
~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
StrasZne mOrderstWO.

serbskiej .wiosce Gostio-
nice zamordowai pewien z}o-
czyhca, kt6rego co dobiero
.skazano ma 20 lat wiezienia
swego brata iszonestegoz wraz
z synem oraz swego pracoda
wca i dwie jego c6rki. Pc
tym haniebnym czynie zam-
kna} sic W SVEN pomiesz-
kaniu, zapali} je i zadai sobie
kilka ran nozem. Morderce
aresztowano. *..:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

t,tnieanowie
dz;ac ial,;a,n;am;ackia slowo}
= ~ Morien = zawo,a]
pewien kedzierzawy murzy-
mex.
.Jaszczo ;odno,
- schwainehnnd1 = us}v.
sza}om p szar,,kich not inne-
oo ob1onoo .
pow;od1c;o wioce; s}6w
daleizel
Bier! - Besoffen! ::
Fanler Konnr - wo}ali chic
pacv,
Brawol ,Jeszcze kjlka
slow niemieckich!
.Oo6]na m,]czenie.
-,Namv6lcie sieI Kto DO
v;o ~;oe1ozo s}owo niemiac-
kie. destanie pesa. (dwa fe-
nveiO.
To pomogio. Czerne czo}a
sic marszcza W zamy6leniu,
przytem chlopacy obnakone-
nj ramionami wywijaja " po-
wietrzu.
,Yerboten! - Polizei! -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
Wielkie n~ieszCzescie

wydarzy}o sic W tych dniach
W DyseJdorfie. Restaurator
Koehnen, jadac samochodem
najechal pewna kobietei jej
piecioletnia c6reczke. Kobie~
ia ponios}a 6mierf ma; miej-
Sou, dziecko zas odnios]o
smiertelne okaleczenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
MlOdOciany zab6jca.

w szkole W Meiderich u
derzy} dwunastoletni ucze6
szk6lny nauczyciela Lukasa
tax SLIME olowiana kulka W
glove, ze tenz re ciezko. zacho-
rowaf a " kilka dni potem
zmarl. ! p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
EXCELSIOR sPR Pr N MO.
A MA
LATOI5ZIME MIEJSCE N
WYCIECZEK. MISS

Powabtna ksiqzka sk}adajqca sic
z trzydziestu dwu stronn,c zdwa
dzie6cie j jedna i~lustrsa!ccJy,q, opisem
0 Excelsior Springs, jcgo lecznii-
ozych@ wodach, jego hetelach j
u 1l' Y ! : kzoo'lleejjoyWejj,, ,cotylko. ,zosta}a
wyadana lprzez kiompanie' kolei Chi.
cago,s Milwaukee& St. Paul wy
selamy pod kazdym adresem "a. ode
braniem 4cS znaczka. I. "A Miller
General sPassengerAgen Clhicag go
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

re idostawBzyIe sdosBer
lima, zamieszkai Y y, R &
fie U swell siostrys ] n n'alfsz'
nej skad przeproWad!ziil' sic
ma ulice Dluga, gdczie go are;
sIz;t,owali dwaj urzedniey, je.s
den z Magdeburg;a, drugi q
Hanoweru. UWieziony, 4szeWVc
.Voigt przesiedziai razem u
lat wiezienia, " koncu " krry,
minale W Rawiczu " P'oz
na6skem. De why przyy'zznn'al
sic calkowicie. .
Najwieksze nieszcze5cie.
Kapitan Hall podczas roz~
mowy: ze Scotem ?~zauwazy},.
ze ludzie robia "a wiele ha}a
gu z powodu utraty majatku.
,Czy nazywasz pan to malem
nieszcze6eiem, gdy cz}owiek
zostanie zrujnowanym finan-
sowo?" ,Niejest to. tax DO.
lesnym jak utrata przyjacie.
la To Pr yznaie AJAX
,1trata honor'u: - TO take
prawda" - Jak utrata zdro
wia2" - ,,Tu mnie pan masz
Powinnismy bez sprzecz~
ME wiecej zwa&af ma utrzy-
mamie naszego zdrowia, ami.
zeli ma zbieranie pieniedzy.
Me m6wcie gdy ME czuie-
Gle sic dobr 10 to ME vie
le lub ME ME .znaczy j. szyb
ko zniknie. Moze, ale co je.'
zeli sic 2 togo wywia5e ,po.
wanna ehorota? Jezeli PREY
n,ajs}abszych oznakach s}abo-
Sci, n%atychmiast uzyjcie Tri-
nera Ameryka6skiego Elk:
siru Gorzkiego Wilma, z pew
noscia znikna one natych-
miast jbedzieciesie cieszyt do
brem, pe}nem zdrowia. Uczy
nj ono Vase organa trawie
MIA czynnemi, ~wytworzy no
wa silna i zdrowia krew i
odm}odzi Gale cia}o. w wszy
stkich przypad}o6ciach zo}ad-
ka i wnetrznosci, os}aonie~
niu, bezkrwistosci i zdener~
w~owaniu, jest ono najlepszem
lekarstwem. Do dostania W
aptekach lub u fabrykanta
Jos. Triner, 1919 So. Ashland
ave., Chicago. Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29
exkursyjoe do Clear
!" .,trt ~
H.: Lake (Waseca M,nn.) 4 i:

beda przes kolej North
Western 20 znizony.h ratach przez
sezon la,owy 2 Winony x piatki
i soboty Pc. SO Is "a tykiet zw1ot~
ny 2 ograniczeniem do powrotu y
przeeiagu trsydzie>tu dnl. kowie-
ME czarnych bia}ych okuni i
szczupak6w jest nadzwyczaj sdobre
" tenn pieknem ;eziorze j usluga
ola rybak6w z obtitym wyborem
czo}en j. It'd. jest getowa. Modne
hotele l rome wycieczkl wzdluz je~
z,ora re statkami ola uzupe4In6lenia
przy]emnostek. Pc blizsze infor-
macye zg}osif sig do sgent6v kele'
Chicago q North Western
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1906-11-29

Sprzedaie mianowicie wozy.
stko, CO robotnicy najczescie)
zmruszee.n,i sa kupowac, a mia
nowicie TOWARY GRO
.CERNE, BUTY TRZEWI-
XII, ZABAWKIDLAD DIE
CT. ROBOCZE,
CZAPK1, l
tax e TOWARY YARDO-
WE rome lime ROZMAI-
TOSCI Vii 30.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
6cri6tli6cs.

0ie @rOB9eidworrnsu ueriummelten
| ii6 Dienitas SOrmitta9 i'm Saupt;im.
mer beS @erihtssebduoss unO nadosm
9fi6ter gieWeomb lie formell in ibren
8fli6ten initruirt unO SameS 8. 9Sar.
Del OILS SormaH ernauut bate, traten
lie juiammen, I'M Die 300 un6 mebr
ibuen pOrliegeuoen Sale Su beratben.
Die @onltabler mabten ibre senobns
li6en Yerihte uHO nur elmer, Con-
itabltr &. 8 0tearp BON Carbonate, be.
rihtete, oaB Gliiubstb uub Satberina
SbaOwif obne Siisns ssrfauften, 6i6s
ter 9iewcomb iano es n6tbi9, mebrers
gu tabeIn. neil lie aussni6einlid ni6t
ibre Rili9t tbaten.
stu9 purOen uou 0iister gisweomb
3lpOlf @beihsiOunsen beUilligt, nsmlid
Ssnnie SuntinstOn uoR Souis y.
9untiustOn, Charles 1sanius BON
Wtarp 3ranlue, WiarB &. Dom pon
SOitpb a. Dom, @armine SOmains pon
@biara 2emaine, @wcnnie @nlper BON
SimoH @ulUer, WiuD DuffD uon Wtar.
tin Duifp, Oiarsaret u. Douglas uon
Sames S. Douglas, Clara Susbes
uOn Gsorse W. 0usbes, Srant u.
Beemer uon 9ltiubeib Beemer, Wiarp
@usrlp uon 9Silliam Guerln, Map
8laf bon Oauio Slad, Oiarp VI.
Stuue ron anorsm 8. Stone.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04

-Serr Sobn s. 9lrmbruit, Elm frii.
berer bieiiser 8ewOhuer, itarb am Wfon'
tag in Pbilabelpbiu uuo wuroe beute
bier priuatim beeroist.
- Die NrmenbebOroe wirb iid Srei.
tag Wtittas reorsaniiireu. SSie es
beiBt, ioG @eOrse Wtit9eG gum Gins
nsbmsr Der armeniteuer erpablt wers
ben.
= Der befannte g8illiam Craig,
Collector fir Die 6. &obinion 8raues
rel, slitt seitern WiOrssn an @apauie
2luenue aus, als er aus ieiner Suti9e
ities. unS peritau6ts zines ieiner Ssiue
in i6merSbuftsr Bsiie.
= Sobn 9rown, elm @iseinbeimier
uou Sobpbannu, wuroe 9eitern Gbeno
auf Dem 9 llbr 2adawanna 3u9e tOot'
li6 perpunbet bierber na6 BEN Soipi'
tai sebra6t. Gs ideint, OaB Srown
Elm @inbre6er BON Yrofeiiion LIT unb
ibm bic @ebeimpoliSiiteu Charles 8bips
pfc uno Gbarles Sesss auf Der Spur
paren unb Sn leiner Serbaftuns idreis
ten wolltsn. slls 9lntport sOs 8rOwn
einen 0teuOluer unO feuerte cine slnjabl
S6iilie auf bieielben ub, Die BON ibnen
erwioert wurOen ; Orei ODER bier trafen
9rown uno ma6ten ibn fumpfuniabiS,
worauf feline YerbaituHs erfOl9te.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
0as 1hal abipdrts.

Tablur. = glm Wionta9 ipur6e bei
Oem alten SOmeiteaO Sotel Elm Sdeis
benidieBen absebalten, bel Dem arnolb
DiOOr ben eriten, Sobn Sorser ben
Speitsn un6 Wii6ael Streun ben orittsn
Preis erransen.- Ous am Wontas
Ibeno ieitsns beS S9wetjer Wianuers
dors absebaltene CONCERT nebit Bali
mar beitens beluht uno mir blrien
pobl lasen, baB Oas aus eli 9iummern
bsitehenoe Prosram nift nur gut bnrfs
seiiibrt murSe, ionosrn iiJ and bss
allgemciniten Seiialles erfreute. Setoer
lis9t uns feiH 8sriAt nnIeres Spe3ials
@orreipoi benteH uor, Der jeoenialls nit
babel" mar, uHo 10 miilien mir unS
aui obise fur,e 8emerfun9eu belbrdns
fen. DaS @omits, peld,es sllles ireffs
LID arransirt batts, beitano aus ben
Serrsn 8. 9. @pE, s. Sit. d. Siabs
mann, 80. b. Serssn, Grof. \. Sosss,
D. Streun unb g9. Sauoer. - (Seute
DiOrsen iit unS eiH lan9erer SertAt
iiber bic fSeitlidteit ju9esangtn, bod
miilien mir Oenlelbn notb9sorungen
aui fommenoe 9Sohe perihieben. oa mir
ibn niht ab,ufiirieu mtini6en. Geo.) vi
8od. SOie unb 10 psiter, aud marine
llntertleioer, oeSsleiben Striimpi' unb
S4ub' uuo man6es nod baSn. Sliib.
mann & g8eibel sarautiren, oab bsltens
lie eu6 ausitaiiieren. -i6.n
-Yatrid Sumlep uub Games
9pons, 3wei ynseitellte Der SO. i3e4e
Der $enniDluauia Soblen @ompanie ju
Slb 5orse, wuroen 6rsitag Sormittas
our6 cine @aserploiiOa, bic ibre Cam.
pen Ueruriadte, i6auoerbaft perbrannt
unS mGren ibnen anbere slrbeiter
nibt jur Siilie sssilt, 10 piiroen iis un'
Swsiislbaft usrbrannt moroen iein. Wtan
ermartet. oab Veioe iih erbulen meroen.
= sluf ben 8eroudt bin, Den sln.
sriii auf SRI. Mauo SSsnu am Sreitas
snuor be9ansen 3u babsn, wuree Sobn
Smss BON Eenbbam am Sreitas pers
baitst unb nad einem &erbOr obne i3us
laiiuns uOn Siirsidaft oem @efdusniB
iibsrpielen. Smes purbe SRI. 0pnu
porseiiibrt uno Sieie srtiarts, baB iie
CLAUDE, er iei ibr au9reifer 9erpsien.
Smes beitreitet. ouB er idulois LIT.
Bei eiuem ipateren YerbOr muBte Smes
wisber entlaiien wsroen, Do SRI. 0pnu
ibn niht beItimmt uls ibren ansreifer
srfennen fonnte unb lonit feline 9smeile
seseu i'm uor9ebraAt weroen fonnten.
- Sobn SmeS BON Slo SOrse, oils
~Rumpeurunner" in Der SSllliam VI.
3e9e anseitellt, Dsroe 9eitern abeno
in einem ab9ele9enen 2heile Der @rube
entieelt auf9eiunOen. Sin Sdnitt am
Salie bon Sbr gu Sbr unO elm frampfs
baft in einer SanO sebalteueS WisGer
ldieueu anSuOeuten, baB Der Wtann
SelbitmorO besunsen bate, wenn uu9
einielue Stimmen laut wurben, Oie.uou
einem WtOrOs ipraden. 9meS batte
ben Gag iiber ssarbeitet unb perlies
ieinen Soften tnr3 uOr 5 llbr; furSe 3eit
oaraui ipurSe bic Sei9e BON eini9en
9Irbeitern aufserunoen. Smss bate in
Der Gbe llusliif uuO Die guflasc. ben
uOrOerildsn 9lnsrifi uuf Sri. Bpnu
semaht iu baben, ibeint ibn uOllenos
jur SerjDsilun setricbrn 81 baben.
= Inter Der Slnflase, ieinen ganoss
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04

- Das 27. iGbrlide Snititut Der
9ebrer BON 2adawanna County waro
Dienita9 i'm 9. 80. s. u. @ebauoc
erDfinet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
$40 0afaiuanna Mbe.
staot nno Gountb.


- Das 27. idbrli6e Snititut be
2ebrer BON 2adawanna @ountD mari
Dienitag I'M 9. Sc s. u. @ebauo
erOfnet.
= Die fir OOnneritas abenb anbe
raumte Seriammluns beS Common
Council fonnte ni9t itattfinoen, DO iid
fein Quorum eins itellt batte.
= Durd feline siniade berubisenot
SSirfung furirt ct. Satobs Sel 9ieu.
ral9ie prompt, oh froniib o6er poriiber,
sebsnO. Sc berubist, trdfti9t, itartt.
= Saut Oem Ssridt Ses Supt. Der
RoliSei Coma .. 0ag fanoeu i'm Sabre
1905 insseiammt $3.50 Gerbaftuuseu
ieitens Der ROlilsi itatt uno an Strafen
wurOen $13, 3,O73.6O collettlrt.
: SIN Ucrfloiieneu 9abr ereisneten
ii6 in unO bel ben I3eden Oieisr @esenO
610 fatale llnfulle, wobur6 145 Srauen
gu WittWen uuo 4SO Sinber gu gSailen
gema6t wuroeu. @tpa 1,5OO nidt
fatale llnfdle fanoen aud Itatt.
- Seoerio Gurcia, ipel6er am Conn.
tag uOrber ben giidolas Serrias in
9toro Scranton ermorbete, bsitan6 am
Oonneritag I'M Roli;ei9eri9t Elm for.
melles SerbOr unO nahbem Der 2batbe.
itano ieitSeitellt woroen mar, pur6e Der
DtOrber Obne 3ulaiiuns pom Siirs.
ldaft..bem @eian9nib iiberfuieien.
= Gbarles u. 8utermann, ,lpet6er
DienitaS Ota6t in Dem 3uiammeuitOB
Swiiden einem Strabenbabnpasen unS
sinem .. & 8. SOblensuss aui Der
1ar6 StraBe 8reuSuns uerlest wuros,
bot Sreitas cine .@ntidaoisuusstlass
fir S., 900 eintrasen lalien unb bebaups
tst. oaB feline Serlesunsen permuneuter
Jiatur iino.
- @enn mir oaiu ratbeu, einen 8er'
Iu6 nit bem neltberiibmten vanfer
Pain @rpeller" Su ma6eu, 10 lit bieier
Rutb besriiuoet. Seiuen auSseSei9.
neten 0tui iiber bic sanSe @rbe alS
Seitmittel seeeu Grtdltunsen etc. Der.
oautt Der rsluter Pain @rpeller" nur
ieiner srOBen @irtiamteit. Dur 25
unb 80 @ents bic Slaide.
- Die attienbeiiser Der scranton
9iailwap Gompanie iino benadridtist
norosn, baB bic americau Railwag
Sompanie eritere Corporation ansetauii
babe. Der Sauipreis wurbe uidt in
9rfubruns sebradt, miro aber aui
Sc, 500, 900 uerunidlast. Die neut
@ompanie piro morsen Wabri6eiulif
ben Yetrisb Der Sabnliuieu iiberneb'
men.
- 3mci Gntl6GNi9uu9sflaSeu seser
Die Scranton 9tailmuD @Ompanie wur
oeu am Samitu9 einseleitet. Oennis
S'Srien perlanst @ntlbdoi9un9 fiji
Ssrlesunseu, Die sr erbielt, als cit
9abnwasen in Sewe8uns 9eicst wuroe
ebe sr ab9ritie9en mar, uno 8. 6
I
9billips, neil ein Sabnwa9en in ieinet
S8asen rannte uno er ab9ei6leuber
muroe.
= Die Sonnta9 abenb pom Scran'
ton gie6ertrani ubgebalteue @eibnatbts
feier 9eitaltete li6 mie INNER iir Sung
unO 9lt su einem irObliden Seite. Out
Gomite bate fir jsSes Siuo Elm @eidenI
beiOrst, Elm prd9tiser @eibnadtsbaum
i6miidte ben Sual uuo Dor Der @aben'
uertbsiluns mar elm idOusS BrO9ran
9eseben, an ipel6em aud mebrere Siut
Der tbsiluabmeu, nit Riunouortrdser
uub Oeflamationen. Die @r6ffnunl
Der Seier mar cine reijenoc unb itelltt
Ous Giutrefien oes Pel,uifels bar.
EH llntsrri6t i'm Sluuisripiel er'
tbeilt nuter sinitiseu SeOiusuussr
Sraulsin @mmu Sre9, 519 Pius ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
Glnige Spe5ialitdten
tn anierer Sansbat=abtbsilnns
fir 9onneraag, Treitag. sam1ag unb Wontaa

Oas enoiab Sas9t uOuanOo nit Srsnn Opal eode
SO @entS. - ~r N''
Seine paubRubs rn gutter gsertb m SO ets pu fir 40 es
Seine &nt6ensbfauher 9urfpeoern G pe 40
S8oln Panuabfanber. &e9ular 10 Gents Ipeea ~ Gents
Seine Sea.ra abfanber. &ssular Gents ipeca su @us
Gmme sum GassSen been rudm @ieu auunum goIeubuuo
20 3oa bod nno be Elm 9roBes mmer He9udrer BrS 5 ipe
jiel 3u 9s Gents. Gin Bargain 80 -' r.
Gas>eis Die Srommd bem uiden Geu 0de gonenSuna %
3On bod. Te9uIdr $500 ipe;ea gu 1.69
Sasabanr NIT pier &Obrh Inbuns TObreu aus abb
@emad GsSudr $3.50, pebiea gu $500. ' " 00''
Gas Sabo init ds &On auminum goenouus Sabled Roben
emes sSeerunn 3oQ bo Reauarer BrcS Ron 50 onf
$299 berab9eest. 80 ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
3. .. SSillioms s Sro. So.
Nur III bic III Walbiu9ton 2(uenue.
Sin halbes Ouhenn s,iite nursen

= Gin 9atbes OusenO Siite wuroen
6reitaS 9iadt aus oem Seople'S
Oepartement Saoen, seSeniiber Der
r@Odsnblatt" Office, ssitOblsn, inoem
Elm binteres 6eniter einseitOBen purOs
nno ben Dieben @slssenbeit CAB, binsin
gu rei6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
Sfeaen GeIncb.

Dsutftss MSo6n iu6f SkQs aIs bsItr,s
Rinenmas1tn cosr ais StiiBt Der Sansfrau.
Nertlt bite VI. 3, 72o gBillpp Ctr. I2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04
TinleDs4
Der rSa1lllar,
8erfauipoll
M(uslill
Inter
f(ei0ertt
begann am
OienFa9.

Dieis slntiiuOisuns LIT BON unSs'
,ipObnlidsm Sntereiie fir Damen, mel
DE allidbrlid bieiem Sertauf beipob'
men.
SBir ueripredeu, Die feiuite Sinie BON
importirten baubsema6ten llntertleioeru
su seissu. ebeufulls Die bOdite staii'
oon @ewanoern Der sinbeimilder
Otanuiattur. sllle uerSei9uet nit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-01-04

= Inter Der 9lntluse, ieiuen 9anSs.
mann slusslo SolOmita ermoroet Su
buben. wurOe in SSuterburp, st., Sas
biua Berrieae in Sait 9enommsn.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-11-10
Annie Russell as Puck.

Annie Russell, favorite throughout
England and America, her entire company
of one hundred and twenty-seven people,
the flying ballet and all the other fea-
lures which made the Wagenhals 81
kemper production of "a Midsummer
Nights Dream the sensation of New
York during the early part of the season,
will be seen at the Jefferson theatre this
afternoon and tonight.
In the incidental music of what has
been considered by many scholars Shakes
peare's masterpiece, lovers Of the lyric
will have a treat. The best selections
from the scores of Mendellsohn, Schu-
mann, Greig and Mcdowell will be heard.
Other original interpretations are "rhe
Moon" "Ye Spotted Snakes" up and
Down." sung by Miss Russell and Jack
Shall Have Gill; also sung by Puck"
Still another big feature which will doubt
less be treat to Birmingham play
goers is the dance of Night by Dortea
Deyeney, a celebrated London dancer,
imported for this presentation of "A
Midsummer Nights Dream" The work of
Miss Deveney was highly praised in New
York, being described as one of the most
artistic and poetic dances seen for many
seasons. The New York critics have been
unanimous in saying that never in the
history of the American stage has there
been production of this exquisite
comedy so respectful of the text, Elusive
as regards scenic features and so capable
in the acting as "a Midsummer Nights
Dream
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ADJUSTMENTS.
"Her Own Way"

''Her Own Way" Clyde F'itch's play
which was presented at the Jefferson
theatre yesterday afternoon and last
night, was no doubt one of the most
pleasing dramas that has been seen here
this year. The story is deeply interesting.
The plot is conferred round the invasion
of the Philippines by the American troops
and the subsection of the Pulujanes. The
love story is human and is one which
leaves the mind entirely satisfied at the
close of the last scene
The play is we'll staged, well acted, we'll
rounded out and presents excellent oppor-
tunities for such an actress as Sylvia Lyn-
den, who took the leading role as Geor-
giana Carley. Miss Lynden is a very
charming woman in her stage manners.
She makes the character very engaging
and her emotional work is powerful, be-
ing at all times In full sympathy with
the part she plays so we'll
Around GeorEiana Carley are drawn sew
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COUPLE ARRESTED
IN CHATTANOOGA
JAMES LARRIMoRE AND WIFE Al.
LEGGED TO HAVE STOLEN vALU.
ABLE BROOCH IN BIRMINGHAM.
JEWEL RECOVERED.

James Larrimore and wife are held in
Chattanooga on charge Of grand lar
ceny, alleged to have been committed in
Birmingham. The man and wife are
charged with having stolen diamond
brooch from Mrs. Norah Ridge, who con-
ducts boarding house at 2309 First ave-
nue. The telegram received by Chief Wier
yesterday at noon stated that not only
had the couple been located. but also that
the brooch had been recovered. The jewel
which the man and woman are alleged
to have stolen is valued at $500. Detec-
tive Murphy, who has been working the
case. will leave Birmingham this morning
for Chattanooga, and will return tonight
with the prisoners.
Mrs. Ridge reported to headquarters
Saturday night that the brooch had been
stolen, and also that Mr.. and Mrs. Lar
rimore had suddenly left her house. The
detectives at once got on the trail, and
finally located the couple in Chattanooga.
Their arrest and recovery Of the valuable
followed.
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Survival of the Unfit.

DIR. John V. Shoemaker in the Reader
The average baby born today has a
chance of reaching five years of age bet
ter by 80 per cent tina nwould have been
the case half century ago. Its prospect
of escaping the diseases of childhood and
growing up is vastly improved, as COM
pared with earlier days.
Now. 1T is very desirable to save the
babies, and one of the greatest triumphs
of our newer civilization Is the successful
rearing OF three human infants for every
two that survived half century ago. But
1t is unudeniabe that the race, as a
whole, suffers by the change inasmuch
as the weaklings, instead of being weeded
out, are thus enabled to grow up These
weaklinss not only propagate other weak
lings, but, by reason of their inferior
vigor Of constitution. commonly fail to
reach old age. In this fact doubtless. Is
found one cause OF the rise in the death
rate in later life.
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London Police Knew Nothing.

London, November 9.-Nether tn, police
nor the German embassy here had re-
ceived any information respecting the
murder at Baden Baden, beyond the orig.
inal cable dispatch from Germany re-
questing Haus arrest The message was
very brief, simply asking the London
police to arrest man named Hau, a
native of Bern Castle, Germany, whose
present address Is Washington, d. c.,
and who is wanted for murder.
Hau arrived at the Hotel Cecil dur
ing the evening of November Z. Meme o.
the dispatches from Baden Baden indi-
cate that the murder was committed No
vember 6. Mrs. Hau continues to deny
herself to all callers and declines to re-
ceive even written communications.
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MANY KILLED BY
HOTEL COLLAPSE
BIG HOTEL AT LONG BEACH, CAL,
TUMBLES DOWN WITHOUT ANY
WARNING, BURYING WoRkMEN
IN THE WREckAGE.

Long Beach, Cal, November 9.-With
no warning save the cries of the work
men who felt the floors sag beneath their
feet, five stories of the central wing of the
new s75O,O00 Bxby hotel collapsed today,
carrying nine men to death in the tons
of tangled wreckage. About $50 workmen
were scattered through the structure
when it fell, and of these nearly 100 were
carried down in the debris.
Seven bodies have been recovered from
the mass of debris in the basement, and
one of the injured died late today.
The rescue crews are still at work in
the hope of uncovering the body of an
other man supposed to be buried there.
1t is believed the nine injured workmen
will recover.
Thirteen men are unaccounted for, and
nine injured are being cared for at the
hospitals. None of the injured will die.
The dead
r. NJ Perkins, Long Beach,
Carolton Brashear, Signal Hill, near
Long Beach.
A. Benzenso.
Albert Hartle, Long Beach.
One unidentified man.
L. M. Phillips, Los Angeles, died of in
juries.
The injured-E. F. Watson, f. w.
Schultz, Alexander Bavax, George Parker,
Long Beach; r. Himlay, II. G. Hinabar-
ger, J. J. Walsh, Long Beach; -. Nichol-
son, Long Beach; Alexander Zosay.
Immediately after the collapse hundreds
OF bystanders lent willing aid in the
work of rescue.
The Southern Pacific, the Salt Lake and
Pacific and the electric railways sent
crews of laborers to the scene and, under
the direction Of City Marshal Young,
Mayor Downs and Contractor Spalding,
the task of removing the wreckage was
begun.
Pitiful scenes were enacted among the
throngs who stood outside the lines wait
ing for news An aged mother sat all
day long on the bluff overlooking the
hotel weeping and watching for the body
Of her son.
The work of searching the ruins for
bodies Is in progress tonight.