The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1909-12-13

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Tchay ykovsky, taes Russian intellect
ual, embraced uorky The Russian
refugee was embF9ced and made well
come to fine tables. Prominent men
and women callenson the Gorky pair.
A round of dinHers, entertainments,
social stunts folt0Yed.'. aorky got ev>
erything but the @cial freedom of the
city. Mrs" ,GoFiy q was voted q
charming, intellectual and beautiful
woman.
A story started the rounds that
Gorky had come4p this country with
2 woman who vss not his wife; that
n n.s iesai spousens9d her Two children
W were 1s,iN Dack n. IN h9ssa: 81 IT was hard
p'. 70 geiieve inat @ tne handsome, sharp,
pa Diac.-eyed little woman, whose regu-
;ar ..ea !eatures III Up a, sne conversed
~ eitner Germansor french or her
.a aaelve tongue, W. not the great
teaeneIs VIE. '4..Inere We're hasty
s consuitaI,ons. asatements were is-
susa pns Gorky nalgnant. The
ns,aeciails ,s,anes Ioih Aheed tnelr apart
menus M1 vacated. :.
me oellevers Mmed and fretted
an! ana s~ore ana eAye. out interviews,
eu eut tne Iact stoodGy ynere bold and de-
nsn ,iant Gorkys woman companion was
VINE AnareleVa. m; actress from Mos
COW. u was idie 20 pirate about the
nussian conventionalltRs That wlnked
aI tnese aliiancsss me country took
up tne issue. Ineshewspapers spread
.ne uahss; Droaaqtet: from Maine
70 Canlornia aroses e great clamor.
Hotels, stranselys enough. had no
az; aGcomIlo9atlon IoArhe iucKless pair.
Ihey nad 10 seeks private quarters.
society -. drew in.;i4.arns. Turned up
lts nose. prominsnt men sank into
ooscurlty' 30 10 y speak, temporarily.
Those Queer Americans.
Hard times carias upon Gorky and
the actress. They fed. as 1t were.
to Hurricane, Essex county. Here
the great Red Joined a colony Of So
cialists and took h& turn at the mop
and the washtub. fs Gorky had come
over here to preach the cause of the
Russian .revolution1ries and raise a
fund for the, propaganda. Here he
was playing the slavey..
1t was the woman. But Gorky re-
fused to bow his MAl to the demands
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Tnelr nome IN naples ses
.Gorky ando the Andreieva took the
name of an adopted son and steamed
away from here as Mr.. and Mrs.
Pieshkoff on the Princess Irene on Oc-
tober f2,' 1906. They got to Naples
There was q really large reception
and welcome.
In the meantime Continental Eu-
rope had become aroused over the
queer antics of the queer Americans.
The Paris correspondents had much
to tell their papers. And France
spoke. and Italy and the rest of them