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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
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Grpiioent RooieoeltS ioa meget
omtalte og poa Sorbaano tritiiere6e
"arbeioermiooog", bportil ale Cant
bets Iebenoe Observation-Disclosures
bar inbbubt reo ltnotngeIie az oct
fore amerifanife Observation-Disclosures
B~rpiioent, GamleI 8ompers, bets
Sefretpr og bets aasierer, fonbt iom
beltemt Steo / oct Spioe Sus / Sirss
bags.
SnaS Ser iiGr GAP anleSninaen til
&ritifen / Ire8ien % MisfornsieIien
inoen 2anbetS o~rganiiereoe arbeioer'
treble bar SiIiiociptteIien of Rr.
8ompers enc % oIene Of portipoliti.
ife Senipn og SsIgen beraf bleo 0er,
at ingen al Sen tore Irbeioerorga'
niiations ReprGientanter par tiIite6e,
-ibet bIanbt nubre Sobn @tithea,
Sames Duncan % Daniel s. aeeie,
afilog Br9fioentenS Snbbpbelie.
80
glunSt Sc Observation-Disclosures.
iom beItps / @ioOdaen, fam nrpnes
islsenbe: 8arrer 9. Stone, @raIfb
Gbiei af Acknowledgements 9rober.
fab; Sobn s. Sanuaban, StormeIter
.af neutrality-suspicious. gro6erifab;
SO. 9. Garter, Gefretpr og &nsierer
/ iamme grooerifnb; g. 8. Rorris.
iep, Stormeiter / Sernbanetpgfunftio.
nqrernes groSerifab; &. s. SoIan,
@eneraIiefretGr / INTERNATIONAL
BROTHERHOOD of Steam Sbopel onS
9reogemen; q. 6. SauIfner, 8reii.
bent Of 8Iasarebioernes SanSsfor.
ening; 9apio Iactap, BreIioent at
Rurernes San68iorening, % Sobn
s. Sopers, SefretPr | Sne6fernes
5orenins / Staten Ietu gorf. Som
bet bill fees, bar Bette en- nofiaa tpno
Representation for 2anoets fore Or.
beioeritanb.
Soruben oisie oar osiaa De ! Re
aierinsens Sieneite ftaoenoe arbei.
Observation-Disclosures tilitebe, ioa Tom
arbeiberfommisiGr 6. g. Reil, Sn.
t~eritate Commerce. ommisi9r G. O..
Glarf os z. g. 8onoerIep of Smmi'
grntionsbureauet.
s Riobaeen oeItog tiaige ct Bar
al asiesiorerne / Ssiefteret, Snben.
'rissminiiter Garfield. SanSeIsmini.
tier Straiis, 5sriteiefret9r | llben.
rissoepartementet Robert Bacon, @e.
neraImaior 2eonaro Boob os Here
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
SnYot paa Dceten.

Gct bGn6er niimof. og oct fanife
life iaa iieloen heller, at Solt bite
"Inpot paa Geateu~, men at iaaSanue
Snpocrier ifliIbe funue lsbe op !
RiIliorer Collars for ct eufelt Sir.
mas 8eotommenSe heres nRiter utro.
ligt no. % BOG er en- iaaoan ge.
.ifnIOniug / 6isie Gage fremiat | Cor.
bunosretteu | Rem gorf. Wen iaa
giploer geifpIouiugeu beIer life
SmnofoIf. iom Ietteit ton friites til
at itdiie iig cu iIig ItOeu giiortieueite.
men ieloe "Gruiterre$ Ro6er". Oct
mPstige "9lmerieau Sugar Refiuing
Company. e0er Suftertruiten iom
oct til o~agIigoags fables. Get er an.
flueet for at buoe irpot Snfel Sam
for St,5O0,000 / 5olS pua importeret
Suffer ! De ii6ite ire glar. SoIobe.
S~ragerierue err iorsoeoe ueo SipIp al
iaIf gegt.
Sag or M anlagt moo 8ompaniet
for $3,600.000 ioet Regieringen life
aIene eisr arao pda De Sf.5OO.OO0,
iom SoIobeoragerierue nuSrnger til.
men oaiaa De 50, 600 iom Scr.
oien al BET pes Snpoerierns poa gee.
ten toIofrit in0fsrte Sufter anlaaes
til.
ltbprc iom bette geIsb fan ipnes,
autages Der Sos Inn at uSsisre er
9r6toeI al, buoo Hegiertngeu pGa
Aenue Inn0e or hlpnet behrn1st inr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
UY BUR for Rreft.

gne beo, of Sangen fan ubsne en-
flor 1agt ober> Wenneifet, men at
ben oeiua ffitlbe bape Wogt til at bel.
breoe 3reft, er noeet rent fliinfenoe
Sept. Sg bog me6oeles Der ON en-
iaaban &ilr fra Nep gorf, bpor ga.
tienten bar ingen ringere emo ben be.
rsnrte &irurg @iliam &. Bun, og
"99gen" ben perbensbersmte Grima.
Donna emma GaIoe. Or. Bun, Der
bar opgipet af fine 2eoer % antoees
at ligge poa fit Ssbsleie, ptrebe, oa
ban bsrte, at ben bersnte Sanger.
inbe bar | 9per, ct Snife ON enoni,
en- Song at faa bsre benbe. Wme.
galpe bapbe ofte peret Or. og Rrs.
guns 8i9it | beres Stem cg bar
itrar piGig til at efterfomme 8otien.
tens GnIfe. Sun tom og fang for
bam mango al fine iimpleite, men oa.
freite Sange, og De bapoe en- iaaoan
m9rfelig SnbflpoeIie poo bom of
ban fslte, Tom ON al Spgoom bar
iom itrsset pef al bam. Otter Gan.
gerinbens geieg bar ban forlabt fin
Seng % fsler fig iaa friif oa rnff,
at ban trGffer S~orbereoelie til fam.
men meb lin Suitru at eisre en- &eiie
til Guropa.
Sons 2pger forboloer fig imibIer.
ito temmelis ifeptiffe meb Seuipn til
benne npe 4lirmetbobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

nets Surtiabeo, at ~gonon5aiarme
rem" 6iun 2eeh, ser Dor uogIe 'PiI
uoenfor Sarge. par anfommet for at
oeltoae | 6eitIiabeoerne. Slim peter
$40 Ruuo, % nar ifsrt ell prpatig,
Ittnoforet SItnup, iom itoo BAN |
.S175. On ban oiIoe lame Den til
De Sorerebe StaterS npite Rrrii'
bent? Sure, set piIoe life oIeue bore
BAN en- itor 6orueieIie, men Ell tor
sGre. % ban truf 6roffeu al og rntre
Den til Scnotor NtcGumbcr, iom
hdobe pGrct 6eitfomitceuS $ol3maro.
Suoipsbt / ben prGatige, oarme
8rat. ser bar iau rummeIiq. at sen
fnnoe IragcS oobbeIt oper 9rpit OF
Maoe, ocItog Gait meo 2ip og 2pit
Soften Der oaiaa oocrppreoeS al oeu
al 81iIbcn ~TfiTIocuoe, men itoIte oe
lptfcIige 9onan5afarmer.
Rcn inn fom gfteriptlet. Chen
EeitcnS SIltt bar man intet feet til
6roffcn; Ben er iporIsit ioripunber,
% ale g~fterisaeIier bar prrct for.
aiToes. Ru trirer Wr. 2ech meS at
iagisae Senator McGumber for St75.
6raffcns gPrbi % Seitfomitecu /
Sarge for ct enbml itsrre 9eIeb I
SfaoeSeritntntug for ben Suile OF
SorficIeIie, ban paaoroa iiB uuoer
Geften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
On Hagen Mano.

Sen bersmte lighting Iapor" I
@pen GIebelano, O., Com Sobnion,
bar | ben ienere SiO bapt mango og
itore Roosanse, Der iises at. bape
unbergrapet iaaoeI bans fpiiife iom
iipIeIiae Strait os bersuet BAN @ooet
% Gnergien til at iortiGtte Den lang.
parise o9 iom oct MI ipnes, baabIsie
aamp for mmieipaIe 3eformer. Gen
| pisie Senieenoer fsIeIisite al oisie
SfuffeIier cs Woosanee inStraf |
Sirsooss, ba ben Of bam os andre
mInicipaIe Heformpenner itifteoe
@anf, ~Sbe 9epoiitors' Sopinas
@ant", 6lep nsbt til OF Iiffe fine Gore
paa @r1nS at bet itabise StormIsb,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Sorafer / Warfen.

SiItro6S for oe ghI6ringer, ser
ltnoer @algfombognen bIep gitrt Of
bans ino6ringenoe 5o~rbinSeIier meb
SlietruIten, % iom reiuItereSe t. at
boerfen Gait eIcr HooiepeIt piloe
bape noget meb BAN at bcitiIle. bar
Senator 6orafer fra Ohio / oiSie
Gage uoiteOt Ell ~officieI grfIpring
ON, at ban agter at title iis iom San.
oioat for @icnpalg.
San pnaitaar, at Be moo barn fren.
fsrte 9eifpI6ninger bar liretfproiqe
90 boiereoe pon feilnqtige SoritoiGt.
ringer, 8ororeieIier al Sanobeoen %
Den pure Snoifab. Com 9eoiier
berfor pcoIpgges TO atteIter, en- ira
8irgil s. Slime | GIcoelano, en- af
ClietruItets melt fremitaaen6e gag.
isrere, og Den anOeu ira so. 3. elliot
/ Rep gort, Der ligeIeoes er en- al
StanbarO Oil Gompanps Reprpien.
tanter og betroeoe Wono.
Weo SffentliegisreIien al Sisie
atteiter, iom ban timber bur6e "oper.
beotie enbper rettanfenbe 0tuno" ON
bans "SGberIi9be6 og &ctitafipnbeS",
itiaer ban iig iom aan6i6at for @ien.
uaIg til 6or6unbsienator fra Ohio.
S%elesramnet antpoer imiolertiO,
at Der oil tiItrGnges ganife uRgtigere
9ebiier og fra ganite andre SoIo til
at b%ortpiife SliepIetterne ira bans
Renome og faa noger rettpufenoe
Ranb Ohio til at fro pun bans "Se.
oerIigbeo os 'Netifaiienbe0".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
i~fiebneipaneert
SlassmaaI.

Stte Menneifer bIen br9bt og ii
anbre mer eller minbre farlig iaoret
/ en- Scamp, Tom / 0tanbags ubipanOt
fig / gpen SfmuI9ee, Sfla., t anIeo.
ming ct Slagsmaal meaem en- Snot.
amer og en- Reger. Ger ~aifpreoes I'm.
Der &en ooer 1 1000 Stub, og Sp.
bibieIien / gpen bar iaa flor, at Gu.
oerueren paa Gumobning bar beor.
bret oet | Wuifoaee itattonereoe Som.
pani Of 9ationaIgarben til at bolbe
iig f9rbig til afmarid.
9lqnot De 6rpbte err sberiffen |
SfmuIgee Gountp Cigar Hobinion.
cg BolitimeIter g. 8Iaber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
6ulomeoalie
oo Diploma.

SfrIqe ct Telegram fra 8oris,
6rautriGe. or Rotbou StralS ira
Stem 0orf tiIfienot en- @uIomeoaIic
og diploma beo bcn bpaicniife 10.
itiuing orriteSs. @e0 lloSelingen al
Griierne ubbeIte Sr. SureI, Der re.
p~rpieutcrcbe Observation-Disclosures,
fig | irroeIeS roien6e llotrpf ON Mr.
StrotS' GrbeiOe label | europa ion
/ gmcrifa for 9aiteuriieriugcu al
Melf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
ct nyt Meroerproicft.

Sfslge ct telegrafif SorIpSerSe
ira Stem gorf itoor Chicago, Ril.
iuaufee & Ct. gauI.ganen "g2il.
pnIfeebonen" iom BEN | GminoeIig'
beb fables 49, / gegreb meo at ilau
De forifieaige Selifober. iom uuSer
ianrue 0aou / rim 1io urgoriiere6e3
| Soutb 8afota, Iontand, Sbabo %
@nibinatou / oct Eiemeo at foreitaa
gp8uingen al SoUeobonen8 SorlGn.
geIie til StiaebapsfDitcn, inmmen %
til GGttelie al De bapte an.
lGgsuogifter at uoiteoe Bombs iii ct
geIsb al ca. 500, OOO.O 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
pitotpoetere orufneoe.

SisIee telearaf:it @eSbeIeIie fra
@bitebaa. Wit)., er 3emltn State
Same @droen Sltltus SnImonion.
bans 9roSer Wartiu SaTmonion og
3epitp Sberiff 8. g. SaBeItire. Ger
2srbag 9at bar roche no paa 8bite
2ate for at arreitere nogIe Berioner,
iom mtstGnfteS for at brine ulooligt
Site, ale ire forulptfeoe. 3eres
Sig gienianbtes / Ranoags. Nis-
tnnfen ON, at De bar blepue Dire foo
en- llaierning, iiges at iaurte eHboer
@rrno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
uoitiuineen / aarhus.

SfGIge en- ~officieI WeS6eleIie til
Get banif'omerifunffe SeIIfob"S
F%rGiioent, Or. Serirrs / Chicago. err
Den 4oe SuIi initiat iom "Nmericus
Tag" pno Sen fore Snouitri. %
SrtnihtoItiaing / aarbrls, 9anmarf,
nGIte Mar.
Or. Senius oeIpier, at ifieut llo.
ItiaingeH bopeOiageIig er mert for
oonife iloitiaere, bill oen 6oG ooiaa
Itaa ooben for llbitiaere fra ollie
2auSe, iom MATTE suife at oeItoge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

ben bar pGret uoiat for iioen Sobn.
ions NeoerIag peo 8eferenoumoalset.
gdufen er life falit; iamtIise Snb.
ifpoere bill faa fit Silgooebopenbe be.
talt til iibite Gent. @en Ell afpif.
ling at ganfens gff9rer anianes for
nsbbenoig for at forbinbre MuIiebe.
ben at noget CAB for S~nbifnoerne.
betpbeIise Cab, Tom ganfen bar
babt, pil bli boaret at aftieboloerne,
og ben iterite Gel bill faIoe paa Sobn.
ION, Der bolot en- Raioritet al gfti.
erne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
ct nYt 6ulofeIt.

ct MT % ~operorbentIis rist @uIo.
felt fol, ifsIse en- ufFtieI SnSberet.
ming fra Mineingenisr 5. q. gropn.
bore opooget | Smofp Wountains.
Ggnen | Iortb Carolina. Der fore.
iinbes Iasier af su~IOfsrenbe aoarts.
% BEN er osiaa meact rig. ibet ben
ifslge De forctpne tcmiife gnaIpier
inbeboIoer @ulo for ira $66 op til
$3.50 pr. Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Gpentvret er uoe.

goentpret ON, at Den itaIienife
Erins, Sertugen at abrr53t bar for
lonet meo og ifltI0e fomme meo en-
flor Slaabe al Srigsifibe for at biem-
fsre i'm @ruo, Senator GIfins fagre
9atter, er noe, ioet Senotoren |
Ianbass / ct offtcieIt Snterpietp /
@aibington erfIrrer, at Ben belle
SorIopeIies. % GiftermanI8biitorie er
grebet no al 9uften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20
Hoods SarsapariIla
anbefalsr Oct

HnbefaIer Oct
5or Blooet, for oaarIis appstit. ipr ben al.
minoelise trrtte 6sIsIis. Rbeumatisme %
andre Spsoomme iaa mango bar lirepet
iii os Dc lioite to aGr os icrtaIt ON Selbre.
eeIisr % pGrtrarois 5lGIp oes bets Srus.
Ienne Nansoe Sjonesbpro burce ouerbe.
uiie big ON oeune Neoieins operlssne Gsen.
tabsr. 5aa en- SLATE, % bespnc at tasa
ben ioas.
~isuaalis Fpssass CORN snes I tstuIassIsss
Ta5Iets. saleei sarsstahs. 100 1sies "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

50.SarsinbilGnm. @pen Senper !
Colorado feirebe ben 170e Ss. fit 80.
aarsiubil9ainL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

Weblemmerne al ben finefiife Re.
formliaa / Rep gorf itiaer fig meget
ifeptiife liseoperior De fra getins
teIesroiereoe SoruoiiseIier di mango
90 inbsribenoe Reformer umber grins
'Gbuns Resentitab. De ipnes inarere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-11-20

at b9loe it9rft til ben Reniua, at
affurat oct mooiatte oil bli SiIipl.
net
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
ALL OYSTER Bay INVITED.
Reception To Be GiUen by the Presi-
dent This afternoon.

Oyster Bay, Sept. 16-Every person in this VII
lage has been invited to attend reception at
President Roosevelt's home on Sycamore Hill To-
morrow afternoon. President and Mrs Roosevelt
will greet the townspeope, and light refreshments
will be served
It has been four years since anything like this
has happened In Oyster Bay. and when IL became
known tonight that President Roosevelt intended
TO give reception to his neighbors and friends
the spread quickly, and soon every one was
talking about the affair and making preparations
for It. Four years ago Mr.. Roosevelt invited the
townspeople to a reception at Sycamore Hii anu
that occasion huge punch bowl, Kept aIWays
filed stood where all could conveniently reach H.,
and the two thousand or more people who ATTENDED
the reception were permitted to keep the punch
glasses souvenirs.
Unfortunately, on that occasion large number
of persons who did not live In Oyster Bay and had
claim Mr.. Rooseveits hospitality ATTENDED
the reception. The throng was so great that some
of the natives kept in the background Presl-
dent Roosevelt has made preparations 10 prevent
the same thing from happening tomorrow. and mas
asked the ministers of the different congregations
TO extend his invitation to the people for him
This being President Roosevelt's last year In Of
fee, he wishes to renew old acquaintances, for in
the last few years he has been compelled by press
ure of business to shut himself off to great ex-
tent from his friends and neighbors at Oyster Bay
This village is proud of being the home of the
President, and it is almost certain that al the hour
Of the reception Tomorrow oyster Bay VIII Oe d
depopulated town. the streets forsaken and the
stores closed.
Every available carriage in the village has been
hired for tomorrow, and shortly after noon the
procession TO Sycamore Hill will begin. The town
has increased little in size and population since the
reception of four years ago, and as only toWns-
people are to attend is estimated that
not more than thousand or twelve hundred will
be present. The President has secured the ser
vices of the Sangerbund Of Hicksville, and this
group of singers will be stationed on the veranda
at Sycamore Hill The President and Mrs. Roose-
Welt will receive the visitors and shake their
hands This will be followed by the serving Of re-
freshmeuts.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
SECOND METROPOLITAN NOVELTY.
Andreas DippeI Arranges for Performances
of "Habanera'' Here.

Andreas Dfppel, the administrative manager OF
the METROPOLITAN Opera Company, sailed FOR New
York from Cherbourg yesterday in the hronprln-
zessn Cecilie after spending two days in Paris IN
consultation with Raou Laparra, the composer OF
'Habanera' which will be the second novelty OF
the season here "T3abanera," first produced at the
Opera CoTnaue in January, proved to be the great
est operatc success that Paris has known i'll recent
wears Already arrangements have been mace 10
give the work next winter in Berlin, VIENNA St.
Petersburg and Milan.
''T4ehand" will be the first novelty 10 be gwen
this wear 1t will be sung during the second week
of the season under the direction OF Albert Hertz
The two principal parts will be taken by Miss
Emmy. Destinn and Erik Schmedes, who has been
granted leave of absence by Felix Welngartner'
the director Of the Imperial Opera House in
Vienna. During the engagement of Mr.. schmedes
tn this country he viii be replaced in Vienna by
Carl Burrian who will be heard later at the Metro
poIitan Opera House.
The German chorus Of The Metropolitan opera
House has begun rehearsaIs in Berlin under the
direction of Hans S1iner. who has been the chorus
master of the Munich opera House for many years
The Italian chorus is hard at work IN Milan unuer
11e guidance of Gulo Setti, the former chorus
director of La Scala Both choruses Will sail Tor
this country on September -.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
A TRIBUTE TO OTTO KELSEY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: 1t is q matter of common knowledge that
the people who know him best believe in Otto Kei-
sey Confronted with task such other
Superintendent of Insurance was ever confronted
with assaed and plored IN the midst of his most
important duties by those who did not know him
at all, he has gone administering his Office with
the care and intelligence which have always charac-
terized him in every position. At the present time
his office is a credit to New York State and 1t is
universally admitted by insurance people that the
department has beCn SO well conducted since
the days when the late John A. Mccall was Super
intendent of Insurance In order to show what the
insurance commissioners of the United States think
of Superintendent Otto Kelsey if is only necessary
to quote from THE Baltimore Underwater OF
September 8, 1908, which, in speaking Of the recent
convention of insurance commissioners (Which con-
vention made up OF insurance commissioners
from every state in the Unon), makes the follow
ing very pointed comment:
Superintendent Otto Kelsey of New York has
studied his work we'll Whenever he speak
ing all listened with attention to what he said. He
spoke well and always to TIE point, and one of
the best the 5ocr. Mr.. Kelsey was congrat-
ulated being made member OF the executive
committee an honor which all engaged in the busi-
ness of insurance in New York and elsewhere will
appreciate. L. D. MURPHY.
Brooklyn, Sept Q, 1906.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
JOHN K. COOKE.

After illness Of ten days due to a stroke Of
apoplexy. John K Cooke. former superintendent
OF the Passaic Steel Company. died yesterday
ing at his home in Paterson. N J.
Mr. Cooke was born in Scranton, Penn. in 1851.
When he was eleven years old the family moved TO
Paterson. his father and his brothers organizing
the Paterson Rolling Mill Company. Following his
early education at the Talrnan Seminary he
tered the drafting department OF the rolling mill
He soon became superintendent, continuing In that
capacity until 1906 when he entered the structural
steel contracting business and with his two sons
Watts Thorne Cooke and John Raymond Cooke,
organized the firm of John K Cooke & Sons.
Mr. Cooke a Republican and had been a
member Of the Board of Education and Of the
Board of Freeholders- He a member OF the
Hamilton Club and Paterson Aerte, S, Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. He was connected with the East
Side Presbyterian Church where the funeral will
be held
Mr.. Cooke married Miss Minnie EIvin In 1880.
She died three years later. The following year ne
married Miss Louisa Thorne, who, with two sons
and one daughter. survives him
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
MRS. MITTENTHAL SEEKS SEPARATION

Justice Davis, of the Supreme Court, reserved
decision yesterday the application of Mrs. Ethel
X Mttenthal for 5000 counsel fees and $50 q
week aItmony pending the trial of her suit for
separation from Harry E Mittenthal. theatrical
manager She charges abandonment and cruel
treatment
The couple were married on March 81. and the
complainant says that her husband deserted her
after their honeymoon in Europe She says he up
braided her for her extravaganza and refused to
nav her bills. He frequently accused her. she
saws OF sending messages to Emanuel Weingreen.
whom they met in Paris
Mittenthal denies that he is wealthy or that he
knew that his wife had lived in luxurious sur
roundings before their marriage. He says that
they lived expensive hotels abroad at her sug-
gsstion and that he has since lost large amounts
of money IN speculation. His income, ne says is
onlv SIS a week his salary as president of the
uitfenthsI Brothers Amusement Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
BRYAN's DAUGHTER WRITES A DRAMA
The shuberts May Accept It for Miss Mary
Mannering.

Mrs Ruth Bryan Leavitt. daughter of the Dem
ocratic candidate for President has written a
drama which may be accepted by the Shuberts for
Miss Mannering who is playing at the Lyric
Theatre in GLORIOUS Betsy Mrs. Leavtt's first
venture in that direction vaudeville sketch
which was presented last season the Union
Square Theatre.
Miss Mannering met the candidates daughter
when she filling engagement in Lincoln
Neb., last season. At that time Mrs. Leavitt in
formed the actress that she outlining drama
of American life. few days later Miss Manner
ing received note from ffrs- Leavitt to the effect
that the drama had beer completed. Miss Man
nering advised Mrs. Leavit to send it to her From
what the actress communicated to them the Shu-
berts intmated yesterday that the play might be
accepted
Miss Mannering will close her engagement at the
Lyric week from Saturday. Then she will visit
the principal cities. Lulu Glaser in Mile Mis-
chief will be the next attraction at the Lyric.
The long run of The Mimic World at the casino
Theatre will be terminated the same night that
Miss Mannering closes at the Lyric. By a natural
error The Gay White Way" was referred to yes
terday as the attraction at the Casino whereas the
town well knows that that gay piece is on tine
road" and that The Mimic World has long &C.
cupied the stage of the Casino. "MarceHe,' nusl-
cal comedy with Louise Cunning as the chlef per-
former will be the attraction at the Casino,
New-York tribune., 1908-09-17
AIDA" AT The AMERICAN

An excellent performance Of Aida" was given
al the American Theatre last evening. by the
AnrsHson Opera Company, before fairly good
mouse The tile part. sung by Nine. Helena
Iherry well handled. both as TO acting and
singing. while n Bari Radames, and N.
ArcsngeL as Amonasro won hearty and well de-
served applause. The trio in the third act was
Ge gem Of the evening, exceeding in popular
isVor the scene al the end OF the second act 1t
was NJ Bari's first essay IN the part Of Radsmes,
ano II is only fair 10 say that ne made good"
ne ATnneris OF Mile. Strauss also well sung
Lucia, in the afternoon. was up TO the standard
o. The Abramson performances the sextet win
Alng long aplause.
The Performance al the American Theatre this
evening OF Giordanos opera Fedora" marks the
production Of the hrst real novelty in the season
of popular priced Italian opera which Mr.. Abram-
son IS giving and il is also the first time that
'as great work has been given by any real Italian
company IN the East at popular prices. This com
p'ser's other best known works Andre Chenier"
tna Siberia" were given last season et the Man
AsItan. and Fedora itself has been produced
several times at the Metropolitan Opera House,
re cast last season including caruso and CaTa-
Aerl The cast far :he American Theatre per-
-oFrnsnce VIII include Nine Helen Therry as the
rrlnoess Fedora and N Tore Count Lor1s
lpsno-