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The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
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The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

,eteen Naught Eight, Esq. who's
about the oldest thing on earth but
was born only yesterday, arrived in
lington about y o'clock last night
npanied by several things which
OF his predecessors had likewise
or heard
ineteen Naught." to give him a nick
2. is like the kangaroo of the late \.
Z, "a trooly amoosin' and edifyin' lit
uss." Being the descendant OF such
Ible tribe as 1776 and 1872 and 1864
eteen Naught' could be expected to
pe a worthy son.
His appearance in Washington was,
without doubt, as they say frequently in
poetry. the signal for some jubilation.
The jubilation was not divided. like Gaul.
into three parts, but safe estimate
would place what was Washingtonially
divided into about 25O,O0O parts. with the
other $4,000 parts kind Of sleeping on one
ear. so as not to miss what the e5O,O0O
we're doing
Forms OF JubilatiOn.
The jubiation of the 25O.OOO took various
forms and happened in many ways and
some places. In the first places there
were dances. In the second places there
were watch-night parties, and in the third
places there were other things
Dances are just ordinary things where
debutante and a fellow who likes a
debutante waltze together hum the air
to one another. sit out four dances to one
they dance. and are exceedingly happy.
Watch-night parties are different Peo-
pie are more sedate and dignified at
Watch-night parties. and they talk. but
watch mostly 10 see when the year is
coming in. There were quite a large
number of these parties last night-many
in churches, several in the buildings Of
various organizations of the city. and
still others in private homes
Other things might be separated into
ultra-conservative things and merely
ultTa-conservatiye things. Now the ultra
conservatives were peculiar race last
night Some of them were ultra-con-
servatively ultra-conservatlve. which
means that they took q large number OF
drinks before midnight, and refused
very small number afterward.
The merely ultra-conservative element
hey always call ultra-conservative people
an element-just footed horns, took. per
haps. one drink or maybe four and
made lots Of real pleasant noise. The
noise and the four drinks combined on
lhe ultra-conservatives TO make them
feel happy.
The 5G0o9 reclined i'm beds and listened AT
times 60 the ultra-conservatives and the
merely ultra-corservatives whaling away
az their good times. The 100000 and oneth
lGO0 and tWoth wrote this story
tied it, So all have been found
missing, or accounted for.
Some of the Things.
T. though, these are some Of the
they all. or a part, did do yester-
7ning and early this morning.
lent Roosevelt receives the Dear
beginning at II o'clock this morn
ID this Is really the big event Of
4.
night the Protestant churches held
night services, societies gave
others fed the poor. and the
{, A, made merry. The night was
memorable in honor of 1907 and
III OF the New Year 1905
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

ANDERSON-Su Suddenly. December g. 1907. JOHN
s. ANDERSON beloved brother Of Mrs. Mar
A Jaquette
Funeral from the residence Of his sister. No. Sl7
Thirteenth street northwest Thursday. January
9 1908, az O'Clock. Friends are invited 20
attend
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
EET A NEW YEAR
ShingtOn People Pay Trib-
ute to 1908.
TOR THE MEMORY OF 1907

Merry over Death Of the old
1 Birth of the NeW-Dances,
Rsts, and Watch-night Services
Those Who Keep Awake-Many
ents Are Planned for To-day.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

CLASPY-0n Monday. December 20. 1907, at $40 a,
m AZ her residence. iCl II street southwest
SARAH j.. widos q John ". Claspy.
Funeral from her late residence this afternoon al
O'Clock. Friends and relatives invited 20 attend
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

ABTHUR-Departed this life or Monday December
90 1907 at 10 = m. Mrs. MARY JAEE
ARTHUR beloved wife uf the late Patrick H
Arthur and mother n Henry T. Anderson, Ann
Eliza Fountain Mar Ellen Walker, Isaiah and
James Arthur snd sister Of John W ". Stewart.
Funeral on THURSDAY. J.nuary 2 1865. at 2 D. N
from First Baptist Church West Washington
D. a.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01
" z. HUXFORD.
Recorder.

WATERS-On Monday, December 80 1897 At mid
night after lingering illness. DAVID 5.
WATERS, aged esFeHty-uine years.
FneIal from Lees chapel, 5g pennglFana are-
nue. northwest, THURSDAY. dauuzTy . AZ 30 D.
m lnterment at tilenaood Cemetery. Services
at grave by Acacia Lodge. +. A. A. II.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-01

CRAIG-On Tuesday December 81, 1897, az
a. m JOHN CRAIG. beloved brother Of
late Henry Craig, ia the sfxty-ffth year Of
age.
Friends are invited 20 attend the funeral (
the residence Of Nr Eugene Brooks. li57 Fl
Place Thursday az =. n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
Aafrkt pom Cagf.

Gs meIben iih jest 8ertbeioi.
ger Der @iieubabnen, Gle nit Der pom
RrGiibenten eineei6Iageneu Bolitit
einperitanbeu limo. Sbre ansnbe 1T,
bob iotpeit aIIe in ge3ug aui Die
Rabnen erloiienen @eiese teinen Gin.
tpGnben unterlieeen, CAB ober feline
ipeiteren MabreaeIn ~auierlegt lper0en
biirien, ba ionit ole 9abuen auBer
Gtanbe iein piirben, 3inieu uuf lire
Bombs uno Tipioenoen auf ibre ST.
tien an be5abIen. SbotIohe lit, baS
ollie Bombs uno Attien Der groben
omerifariifeu 9obnen sleihpertbig
nit 8oI6 iein ioIlten. Sic iino es
BLOB oespeeen uid]t, neil ioIh mia.
rler Sfnin6sl getrieben ipllroe, in.
benz dupperidreiblmeen 5u 0oppe!.
tnn unb Oteifatem getroge bes ange,
Ieeten 8apitoIs auseegeben Durben.
Sn 5olse beiien fam bas Giienbabn'
Rroblem uitt cher als geloit geIteM
bis Sur6 geeignetc Gcfesc oieiem
SdDinoeI Elm gnbe gemaht morOen
lit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Bir wpIen unIeren 2eiern eln
oridlid ueriidern oas Sol4ee,s
German Syrup heutsutage porlt.o
cas- einsise 8rdparat i'm Mtartte ~
uetdes Sbminbiuat ltnoert uno
heilt. So ertbatt bic @%ieennlttel'
als reiner Cheer, aussus oon Htlan,
,euhors Ii, 10. nelte ats 9eilmlttel
iir Suiten unb Shwinoiudt oon oen
meoesiyi'+en ~gunsreien 10 bod se'
Sdast .Ao. Der Sawtnol'ttl9e,
einerlei ub bic Srantbeit i'm Salle
pber 2uuse, muB bes Rntts &ube
hnbe unb bes Muraens trel lem pom
InfdlIe pun trodenen uno tolternoen
SuIten. Die ertrantten Sbetle oer'
lauaen nnf &ube, heilenoer nno
(inberber 8ebanolung, uno Der Ha'
tient bebarf Der iriiden quit, outer
0abruns freien auswuris oes @tor'
aens, nit ibneGer uno oauernoer
9inoerune. &leine 6lalhten 81
As Gents seuDbnli6e @rDBe nabe5u
2 Mtal 70 uiel eptbalteno IS Gents.
S;n alien NpDtheten su haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Eebte hoffnune perihwuuoen.
al8 beruDrraeenoe gerate iaeten
baB 8. W. Smitbbnrt, BON Setin,
Sa,, uubeilbnre Shpinbiutt babe,
NOR beRen teste Spffnuna babin,
aber Or. Sings Nem EiScuperp fur
9hwinoiuht. Suien unb @rtattun.
aen retteten linn bonn @rabe. gr
iaet: r8ieie Rebisin bat mid arinb.
lid turirt unb meiu 2eben serettet.
Seitoem babe ih lie 10 Sabre lana
aebraudt, unb eradte bieielbe als
cine tuunberbares Salss unb 2unaens
Seilmittel.1 Strens uiHenI6aft.
Tides SeilmitteG fir Suiten, tueben
Gals uber @rtdltuneen, unb Ederes
8urbeusunesmittel aeeenBneumuuia.
@arantirte Sfaiden gu so Gents unb
$1.00 In Batter Bros. Gputhete
8robe 5ta'Ge fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Sdredlife sdmersen selinbeft.
9urd iaredlide SdmerSen gee
peinist infulse Der @efte u%nueroau'
ten speiien, nabm Is. O. @rapiun,
uun 2uln, Drift, Or. Sings 0erp
2ife 8inS, init benz &eiultate,A ME
er jdreibt, rbaB th turirt murbe.1
Nue Maeen unb SebdrmeunDrbnuns
gen ueroen sebOben burd ibrem lin
oernben Siubleana beionoere @iOens
ihnften. 25 Gents in Balter Bros.
ApOtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ger SournaIi It e II It reit
I'm Rei6stage miro in Der iiingiten
Rr. &c Der 8 ufun I BON Wtori'
milan Sarbeu ieIbit elmer iiberaus
itorfen abfGIIigen Gritit urter5oaen.
es eri6eint Soroen nod Der 0ariteI-
hung, .rr!ds Die SournaIiiten ieIbit
BON ocn @~orgGnseu gegeben boben,
pift iid)er, oh Oieie 9runo gebabt ba.
ksH, ii6 beleioiet 81 fibIen; auf
meint CT, bab bic nidt fir Die Seffent.
N&fsit beItimmte aeuberuns auf Ell.
mem grioatfpege raid bate beieitiet
lper6en fonnen, obne aonnent unb
Greierous'tub. Sr. Saroen beitreitet
aud, bob Die Sournaliiten in Sieiem
EoIIe iid nIs Sieeer fiibIen f0nnten.
-Sr. @rober lit uidt our Srbnune
e.rifen rporben uno bot ni&ts auriid.
eencmmen, bat Die SournaIiiten be.
iduIbist. nidt BON linen gntfduISi.
sung erbeten. Gin Sieg iiebt nnbers
aus. gbg. WiiIler : Weinineen
fonmt in Dem Soroeuiben artiteI be.
ionbers idledt meg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ole DE
e bemniser 8oIfsitimme e"
beridtet foIgenoe ybetriibenoe Gbnt.
inde":
Die Sober itrdubt ith beinabe. bier
cine Sbatiahe gu fonItotieren bic fir
bic arbeiteridait eieeutIid reft Be-
id1men6 lit; 5abIrei6e poIitiid nie
aepertidaftIi6 orgoniiierte Irbeiter
iino in biirserIihen 9eionspereinen.
man fam bort Die ~eeiunoen unS frGf.
tiaen Stimmen Der grbeiter, Die man
ionIt niht fennt, iebr pobI gebraiI.
den; onoernialls hattie man ia niht
aenua SGnaer, uno oa 1T Der @rbeiter
gut 0cnitq. aud feline Stimme in ben
9ienit Der 6errifcnoen @eiellihaft 81
fteIlen. 6iirWobr cine betriben0e
Sbntiahel
Sn Ser Sbot b0dft ibou6srooIIi
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

nit SieIem nitt oufrieben finb. 70 if
q niGt benfbor, bob Die SodSollnerei
fih nod Ionee bebnupten fam. @s
1T ioear aIs pobrideinIih onSrneb.
men, meint elm repubIifnniides gIott,
bab Die repubIitaniide Rnrtei in
ernftli6e @efabr eerotben pirb, rpeun
lie auf Der nGtiten 9onuention lid
nift in Der entidieoenften 8eiie fir
cine Sarif.H eoiiicn erfIGrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
.@efHtterte n.

.@efiitterte mi g a T n.
boen arbeiterinnen" Bel
oHtem 2obn iltd)t Elm Sdneioermeiiter
Q. in Der 8oloenier Strabe ourd,
Snierot in elmer 9erIiner Gages5ei.
tune. Die ngcfiitterten Soienarbei.
terinnen" biIoen elm niirotees Seiten.
itiid gum Observation-Disclosures
uno Der pom Gr6hooen oeridpunbe.
nen u%reitenoen IrtiIIerietaierue~ tn
Berlin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

@enn man bie 6adorgane Der
peridieoenen Gohrifntions 8randen
uluitert, 10 tritt aus Oenielben nit
iiberraidenoer gntidieOeubeit Dos
gerIanaen mad elmer Repiiion 6ee
Sofifs berpor. @enn 3ieienisen, au
hsren Rusen Der &arif bienen ioII,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

mSr 5 o m a, fdreibt Der r9oner.
port Democrat" bcitebt elm ioeenann.
teS 9eitunes Spnoifot, NEEDLES iie.
Fen ober att tGglihe 3eituneen in
eneIiifer Sprade herousaiebt uno on
heiien Spise Sr. 6. g. aoIer bon
Davenport itebt. gu bieiem Spnbi'
Tot eeboren inter nnberm aud Die
Davenport Simes" uuS oos yMlis.
cntine Sournol." rel6e trot Der @e.
meiniamfeit ihrcr 8eifGftsleiture
inter Germ a6lcr, in Der Qrobibi.
b~itionsfrage einen iGbr nerihieoenen
Gtonbpunft eiuuebmen. Die n8tmes"
IN Davenport itrenat lid jutueilen an,
reht liberal 81 iein, mabreno 6aS
pSournol" III Wu3cotine al fanati
ider Sese SoS ELECTROMAGNETIC lei
Itet. Sn Der 9rlIt 6ieier Spnoifnt3
leitlng pobnen 3lpei Scelen. Die fir
bic peritieoenen Beifmdder pro
hubiren unb icoer fam lid,
0usIufen, mas Inn aefiIIt."
- Sc nun, oieIIei6t geh0rt es
mid 3ilm 6ortid,ritt. MGiier ultI bel
ben ShuIteru 81 tra9en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

0tttsAuss. aaas.. ben %. RdrA, 1904.
SO Brau@s felt siuietr Belt Sbrs
Black .Draught 0ith.uu 0tHaesl'Wtbt'
ain BET meinera Bisbhanb. Cd habe ole
SsTtsn BtehfuttsS esbrnudt, un6 eetuu'
bsn, hae bal Shtes hes gstt tnr r1st'
nsn Gise9 10. 3. 8. 90 on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ger Senat hat fir ole armcc
sos, 800 400 betpiIliet. 3aS Saus
hotte $84,207, $50 ouSaeiest, Der
Senot Ieete Den uuterifieo SIT, ba.
nit bic Sifioiere uno Wannihaitcn
cine 2obnerbobune erbolten fonnen.
Tas Saus batte Die Iestereu aut be-
bodt, aber pereeiien. Die nothi9cn
RitteI anSupeiien. 10 oab Der Senui
Aos na6bolen mubte. Iermutblif,
,perben iih beioe S1iiier oui Die DO,
bere, ODER o~nn1bernb bobe Gimme Ell.
nieen uno oamit Die erobtc 9cluiIIi
elna gemadt babebu, Die lie fir oil
&rmee o~neeipieieu muroe, Bel elmer
podentIihen Minoereinnnbme De,
Hunoestaiie BON 8Wei Millionen IN
EeraIeid gum norigeu Sabre mGre al
Ier6ings Restraining Der arsgabel
am Blose getpeien, Die militoriihel
Sntereiieu iheinen ober NIT ibren ar
Q~itncuter fir @rAGhmo Scr Sci
imngsidpigysit Der N,lnee Die Spar
famteitsradji9teR iiberruimoen q
BobeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
Ser gopfOtt beutfaer

Ser gopfott beut& er
aaufIeute unb @aren lei.
tens Der Yolen aus benz benafbarten
&uiiiit.8 olen nimmt INNER 9roBere
0imeniionen an unb mnbt lid no.
mentlit in 8onfeftiens. uno Wooege.
i1Gften iebr bemerfbar. Iuffallen6er'
ipeiie betbeilisen ii@ an Dem 9optoti
Der 9eutiten au6 bic ruiiii9en Off.
aiere aus Den @renaeorniionen. Sier.
burd iinb bereits einige @eidGfte faI.
Iiert, anbere 6aseaen iud)en lid burh
BerminSerune 6es 8~erionaIs uip
iiber Baiier Su baIten. Die Grbitter.
pns, nomentIi9 Der ilbiiden 4auf.
Ieite, sesen bic Resierune lit srob.
Die bafotiitiiten 9ansieer RereIten
Rodri6ten oer0ffentIibten einengriei
hes aoufmanns 81. 8. 8reub in Ma
r%ienburs (@eItpreuBen), in Dem bic
2ieferung bon mebreren @aseons
Saat. uno Speiiefartoffeln Our6 d.
nen IaneiGbrieen 2~ieferonten, eine,,
@roBsruuobeiiter in 8~ari5etuict
@uiiiid.B olen) abeelebnt pur6e mil
benz gemerfen, boB nod benz 3ritdn'
befommen oes @nteignunosgeiete;
rur nod an polnii6e 5irmen 9eliefer:
perben f6nue. Cine 0arsioer Ftrmt
erDielt aus araIau ibre Sreisleiitc mi
Der 8uItrift 1uriid: yBerpeiger
tuesen Der 8er9epaltigumg Der 9oIet
burh 8reuBen." Die bafatiItiidy
Rreiie entriiitet iid iest iiber oiei
neue Sredbeit Der 8olen ia, ia, be
Ratriotismis oieier 2eitte Itedt ebel
an t~iefiten I'M 9ortemonnoiel 8;
8entrumspreiie bat INNER auF 6ief
ipirtbidaftliden SoIaen bingepider
ober tie prebiste tauben Sbren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15
ROBERT WALKER.
Rrftsauwalt q. ifI'stiihfr GGtGi,

ptrnioHn. w
sthta uub 9trttutt sRh ',rtlsI shrtitth6s a.
ilslSS Rpbtn BrIt''.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Die +, 81 | d..
hot Gniprrh oui oen @einanten Die
RiIlen.S tabt. @ie Nas yEe6nicol
Rorlo Roqo5ine" in einem l1ngerer
grtifeI ailSFiibrt, perben in Detroit
iiber brei 8iertel SeS 8eltbeOarfs an
RilIen bergeitellt, in runOer 3abI
5000 @~tiIIionsr, llcter 1000 Der,
idie6ene Spesies bon @iGlen ruerben
ee6rebt, uno onein1uoer gereibt, piir'
ben Die in Getroit iGhrlid eeorebten
Rillen Die grbe breitnnI am aeauatot
umipannen. Sebes S5obr peroen in
Tefroit ttr6a 200 neue Re5eptformeIn
Der gillen . Snouitrie 3useiilgt unb
Der 8erbrntia an BiIleu iteigert it'd
nit ieoem Sabre Inn ettua 20 Broaert.
Tie meiIten 9iIler rperbeu in Den Ser,
Stoaten ~pertauft uno - Oerihludt.
gs Ideint, onB foit ieber ameritaner
rSto nod mebr ieoe anerifonerin tbrt
2ieblings . 8iIle bat, on Die lie glau
ben uno bic tie ileiBie nebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ginen interefianteA
einbIid in Die finansielIe Seite
bss Eruitpefens bat gerfins BON Retu
g)orf, elm Republifoner, bel geipred-
ing Der bon ibm euergiih befirmer.
te4en Bill sur Serabiesuns bes 8oL,
les atf SoIabrei unb 9rldpapisr se.
Iiefert. Der Grinder bes Bopier.
EruIts tpar RcspeII g. SIotper, emit.
maliser oemotrntifder gouuernerir
bon Stem gorf. 9ieier erSGblte 6el
@elt, pie Der 9ruit burh ben Gnfaui
BON 8aISunsen unb neuen Nai4inen
bic $eriteIIunesfoften fir Bapier
fart berabseiest babe uno pie 6aralis
iid enorme 8roiite ereeben piirben.
9as Brblifum eriif mad ben attier,
nie nod tuormen Semmeln. DIS
Glctper eeItorben mar, beridtete Iein
RadIobperpalter, bob unter ieinea
Bertbpapieren iid cine eintise aftie
6es Bapier.S befano. Or bate
bel 3eiten abgelaben, ebe bic 8apiere
enttpertbet naren. @os Der EruIt
iest beriudt. lit, aus benz gublifum
cine CUTE 0ipibenoe fir cine g.fa9e
MISUNDERSTANDING beraus3upreiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Sm praentantenba u.
bot 8ourfe Cochran auf 8ernnlai.
flung zines unbefannten .8obItbGters
Der Menibbeit" cine 8orInge einee.
reift, lpono6 Die Der. Staaten ben
finfunobreiBiaiten 9reitengrab In
cine mafooamiiierte &oIIi6ubbobn
nebit Rromenaoe fir Subgdrger unb
@trnber fir automobile, bonn bIauer
NtIautiiden Ocean big sum 8oIoene,t
&bor, pio 9epbprn. q. g.. amman.
helm ioIIen. 9eiagte Strobe foil elet.
trii6 beIeu6tet un6 bon @artenii6Sten
etnseidumt tperben, in benen rpeber
nGnnlein nod 8ei6lein ieHtaIs Die
Cult ansebt, bas adtftunbenseies al
perleser." Menn Der unbetannte
0isbolo Die aorte Der Der. Staatsn
aur Sanb uimmt, meint baou Die Reru
gorter Staats. 3eitung, ruiro er fin.
ben, bab Der 35. 8reitenarao, bo er
bic greu3linie pteler Staaten bilbet,
iest iton elmer 2urusitrabe abnelt,
tpenieitens auf beiaeter &orte, uED io
Iiest Der 9erbo9t nabe, 6ab er Sur1
bic Rllnit bes photographer ailr Gin.
reiduns ieiner pbautaiiepoIlen 8or.
Iase reranIobt tpuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

= Gin @benteuer, on tneldes lie
nod Ianee nit @rouien 3uriidoenten
iper6en, erlebten Der Sdbrmann Geo.
g~qaIeIton, Die ID Sabre alte eleanor
Sobnlon unb Der IL Sabre alte Sorrp
EeenSt bon Ippleton 8is. Der Sabr-
mann polIte Die beihen &inber iiber
ben SorfIub iesen als er in Der Wfitte
bes Sluiies elm Ruber perlor. Or
permohte bas 5abr5eus nit benz Ell.
men Rrber nidt 81 lenten uno oas'
'rIbe nuroe bon Der itorfen Strom-
ing fortgerifien iiber Sen 5fpolf Sub
boben 0aum, l1nteu idlug oos Boot
Inn uno 5ebn Minuten long fdnpften
sic 0rei per5peifelt Inn ihr 2eben.
sic botten ii6 an oos gefenterte
Sobr3eug feitgeflommert, ooh nerlo-
rem Die ainoer bolo ibren Salt, Rur
Sen beroii6cn un6 iait ii6ermenifli.
den @nitrenaunqen 6es 6dbrmonnes
Gotten Tie ibre 8ettung gu nerbanteut
Die Str6mnng trieb iie mad De,
~ihnimmenoen Bride bel 4inberln
no ole 3rei n~ollit6nbig eri6Gpft ai,'
ieiten 9ooen eelongten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-05-15

Ser Srieoe gebt ini Snrniif Der;
pie es 10 beftcllt2
Gs Steht oobin; en- lit pielIcift 81,
8olIns unirer 0eIt..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02

Thurber, as Mrs. Kobb, the capitalist
was statuesque beauty who could
not sing but shouted coon songs re-
markably well. Evelen Dunmore
was an affected but clever Loleta,
while Isabelle Lowe as Bossy Cloude,
won much applause with her doll-like
efforts in MY Broncho Boy" with its
pretty pony ballet, and the Fiji
dance, one Of the prettiest little dances
ever seen here.
Margaret Taylr, clever little
dancer, was an intense "Llzette" and
the members of the male support were
passable.
The chorus was young, pretty and
could sing, adding to those requisites
a willingness and graceful abandon in
dancing. Their costumes were pret-
ty and their appearances effective.
The much heralded Salome dance
was a pleasing exposition Of sinuous
grace. Miss Taylor was clad in knee
tights and some gauze and danced
barefooted. There was nothing par
ticularly shocking in the dance, nor
for that matter particularly entranc-
ing, while the kiss of death with
which it closed was a sensational evil
dence Of perversion without which the
effort would have been in better
taste
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02
MUSICAL COMEDY
IS DELIGHTFUL
COMING THRO' THE RYE
PLEASES PENDLETON
Best Production Of the Kind Ever
Given in This City-ReIlef from
Twisted English and Apish Makeup
Of Many COmedians-LOts of Fun
and Tuneful Muslc-AlSO a Pretty
Chorus That Could Dance.

Pendleton theater-goers will re-
member Coming Thro the Rye" for
one of the most delightful evenings of
musical comedy afforded them in
years.
Not particularly oyerburdened with
plot, whatever story the comedy Of
fered hinged upon the adventures OF
one Mott, Il Mileslan tailor, and the
whole thing was distinct relief from
the blattantly Cohanesque trash, the
perverted contortions OF alleged
Dutch" comedians, and the aplsh an
tics of so-called Irish funmakerS
whose only Hibernian characteristic
usually lies in garb Of vivid green,
that these days flourish under the
name OF musical comedy
Tom Waters, at Mott the tailor, was
a revelation in comedians. He ap-
preached his part in a natural manner
and continued in that way, except
where the show itself descended into
horseplay Waters was given prac-
ucally all the lines Of the show-and
kept his audience In an uproar from
the moment Of his first appearance.
Motifs song. at Must Be Love" and
his piano specially won encore after
encore, while the Clancy solo with
the male chorus had characteristical-
ly Irish music and Irish wit-unusual
in popular songs these days. Leona
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02
TZZE JEFFERSOWS and BOB ACRES
Generations of the Jefferson family have successfully appeared
in the part of Fighting Bob Acres" in The Rivals

In IVA. his son was born. The boy was christened
Joseph In 1892 Joseph followed in his fathers foot
steps and within few years, developed into particu
lary lkeable comedian His greatest comedy creation
also Bob Acres, and his reputation in the part
was second only to that Of his famous father
Joseph Jefferson, the first came to America in 1897.
A son was born him in 1904 The boy named for
his father-thus have Joseph Jefferson, the second.
This boy, as soon as his age permitted went on the
stage. century ago. he Of the theatrical bright
lights Of this country. Time and again, he portrayed
Bob Acres, and with the brilliant results always
attained by his distinguished ancestors.
In 1929, Joseph Jefferson, the third, was born. He
the Jefferson whose will live long theatrical
history continues to exist-and much of his fame
gained by his performance Of Bob Acres.
His three generations of ancestors had used the original
manuscript as constructed by Richard Brnsley Sheridan
the author Of "The Rivals" 1t long and talky as
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-02

were all the plays in vogue at the time THE Rivals"
written The play had really become old-fashoned
and not produced nearly 50 often it had been
during the three previous decades
Joseph Jefferson, the third decided to reconstruct
The Rivals In doing he eliminated the long taky
scenes and in their stead incorporated all the little bits
OF business that his brilliant talent had evolved well
as the many dainties which his distinguished ancestors
had originated and had handed down from generation to
generation with the beautiful regard is always
rendered priceless family heirloom
Joseph Jefferson, the third became famous as the
greatest Of all comedians No little part Of his
was founded on the version of "The Rivals which he
reconstructed and brought up to date.
His best work Bob Acres-perhaps because Of
the sentimental associations connected with the part
and the glorious possibilities given him in his YER
sion Of the play.
His fourth SON. William W. Jefferson was born in 1876
While visiting his father in Pttsburg in l89S.-owing