davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-25

- NE OF the maddest men ths
State OF California has ex-
perienced lately is Senator
Flint. That is, he was when
he heard OF the large. rich bunch OF
citrus fruit which the railroads handed
the California lemon growers just after
the duty on lemons had been increased
Then the railroads came in and In
creased the freight rate on lemons
enough TO absorb the increase In tie
tariff duty.
Flint had worked like Trojan to gee
the higher duty. and. so to speak. htd
sacrificed most OF his wife's relations.
That Is. he had gone on the Finance
Committee with the single object OF
looking out for California and had ac-
complished his object regardless OF tbs
wishes OF other Senator'S. or the inter
railroads increased the lemon rates,
naturally he felt as If he stood before
the public IN the attitude Of a man who
had been played for a sucker.
He came out In an interview IN Los
Angeles IN which he bitterly denounced
the action Of the railroads and said the
increased duty on lemons had been OBJ
tanned in an effort IN good faith 70 build
up the lemon industry IN California.
Senator Flint has given Il out he will
quit the Senate, because he wants to
earn some money, but there are those
who suspect the lemon performance
helped him along IN his decision 70 drop
out OF official life
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Be Gong 4 Co.,
tran55lihe SameniGneioer.
Ss)S N1nrAx(N;( In, mr. S<ro

III. C~Of -SIlUH0f
nabc Joni ueuue.
Tamcu! Npir imadlen bic lettea Tenhetten
Der teften lndiitdt BON TameH.Warberube Sn
%critauulidh btaigen Nretfeu.
Nete Nrbeit nns p~erieftes eiten aaranttrt.
Is. & =. Eboue. (Sft15,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Snrdj Waserplpiiun per!ctt.

Soplin II, Mo., 26. Gopember. -
Wei cincm Sclter, meld)es i'm Groae.
Id)ob elmer bieiieen @Gibcrci aus
brod) un0 cine 8~oserploiion berbei.
1ilbrtc, ipurbeu i'm @ol,5en oreibig
Nerlonen perlett, 5lpei p%obriteinlit
tootlid). Sns 8aS entitronlte elmer
led genoroelen @osrDbre mo er-
ploolrte nit flirftbnre 8eipolt. Sier-
bel mnroen III Der @1iherei ielbit 10
Fcr'onen pcriebt. 9ie Molern oes
5lpctltoctigen 8ebouoeS inuroen ourd)
Die Grplpiion oenlplirt, unO ourd) cine
5rpeite i'm Gro9eitoB erfolgenoe Gr.
plollon mllroen 9adlteilie uno Sriirl-
lller bon Waid)inen ullter Die Men.
,d)cnmcn9e aeldleubcrt. sic uuBen
Dem 6eller 5uid)ollte. Soburd ipltr.
Den 5lpon5ig wcitere Yerionen per-
lest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
&icrjcbnjGbrigc ais Nibrcriu.

Sllllge Eittsblr0crim OILS Sr9oniln-
torin unb Ghci ciner Ndl,bcrbunoe
in Soit. - Slim ihrcr @ctrcucll
Ditto.
EittSburg ga, 26. Nopcmber
- 9eiiie Gobill, II Satire alt, beiin-
Oct iih bier inter Der Anfloge in
&oit, Die Srgoniiotorin unb 6iibre.
rim Der beItgeifulten GiebcSbunoe 81
icin, bic lett pielen Subren in EittS-
burg oufqeboben moroen lit. Slim
Witglieoer ibrer 9unoe limo obne 81,
loliung Don @iirgitoit inl Aaegbem.
Gountp @efGngniB eingeiperrt, uno
gegen neltn unoere limo Softbefeble
erloiien morbcn. 9eilie beberrihte,
mie bic FittsburQcr Goli5ci mo Die
Getettiua Der uFenniplponiu.@ Balm"
beboupterL Die YSmallmnn Street
Sang" nit mumld)r1nfter 8crpalt
ais o2ontal1.
Gic jlgenSlihc @unbitcnbonoc
pllrbc nuh ocn Nngobcn bes Getct-
tins ". !. Ecter@ pon Der GnbiQ mo
ibrcn neutrality-suspicious., oils 0ielSfir.
lids en0nnGen begnnnten. Sic flillt
pcrhuitcten Siiridd)cn %cr5uhltcn I'M
Wcrid)t. lpic buS flrincOtGbd)cll bel al,
len Sibunt1cn ser &nnoc 0cl &oriib
gefilhrt, mic cS loDor Den Grlna lbrcr
Streii5ilgc pertheilt. mie cS 9oiun9a-
mortc ln0 GrfenmlngS5cidlen erilln.
Cen, ibncn &opltcl aus Sdoller1c.
ihid)tcn uorgeleicn unb lie ongcipornt
babe. Den @eiipielcn cincS Seiie So.
mes, eines>&inolOo uno cines Sd)ills
oerbonneS 5l iolgcn. Scoes nelle
Mltalieo Der 9unoe nlllBte .fllrdtbore
Gloe ld)morcn, ME Die @ebeimnlilc
Der @clclidnit ST. ucrrotben. Tic
Sdnoe Ioll gull5 unHlollolid)e Wen.
acfl tSrild)te unO nnoere Nohrilngs-
mittel acitoblen, inter 3ubiilienobnc
Don orci @a9cn iortQcidufft unb per.
bulllirt hoben. geiiie ertbeiltc AT.
HepllT nrell9en Sctcnl, ltld)ts Inter
Dem Morftprciie 81 p%erfailfen, neil
ooS @croodt erre9en miilie, mo ci.
ner ibrer @etreilcn milBte lid einc
Sonllrcr-Sicen5 perihoiien. bomit
ous .@eihGft" cincn reellen Nnitrid)
babe. Sit iubren sic @ogen ser
Giebesbanoe on1 beQen Gage in Die
@iiterbobnboic, WoGonmiilionshGno.
Ter Mooren ubboltcn, marteter, bis
oic @o9en ser SAMPLER tort lpurcll.
lno bolteu Damn Oreiit gauge 2ooun.
9cn 3cito aus cen @oaeofs, mGb-
reno 3uid)oiler omlohmerL es ieicn
unocrc @a9cn bericlbcn Commit.
IionsaeihGite
Del Dem @erid)tSperb0r id)leuoertc
@eiiic Den Sllnaen. sic lie onidulbio.
ten, @lidc Der ~tieiiten @eruhtura III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Siubcnt ~ltiiritc i'd aus Dem Scnitcr

Gbicugp, 26. 9topenlbcr. - &or
einenl 3inmergcnoiicn iliid)tcno mo
uN0icu" ldreienb, ~Itilr5tc Iid) Der 81
&ohrc olte WiQtnm i. NtcGornlid,
Elm Stubent oe2 o4forbp <5uititlltc. "
aus cincm S%en'tcr hcs 3. StodluerteS
mo iturb out Dem @c1e 5llnt @oipi.
tai. Ser iun9e Mom bate iih ieit
einlgen So9cn o~uffnleno benonmen,
mo icin Stubengenoiie. u. 9. Is
ho,trlL lpar BON Den ShulGeboroell
ouiaeIoroert luoroen, i'm id)ari 81 be
obnd)tcr. WcGornid lcgte iid) ipGt
5u Bette. unb Ssbonrne ipodbtc plot-
ouI, dis McGormif nit Dem ,Gllf
Noieu aus ocm @ctte lnb nit eillenl
SaB 5iIn Scniter biuullslpron9. NC.
GorniG'9 Wtlltter, Die in llriontolpn
iudhn., mllrbe bon Dem So0c lbrcS
Sohnc9 benadrid,ti9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

ronoro, jmcitGlteite Sod)ter ocS Ser
5o9s Nuguit BON Cumberland, limo
icit Dem Z. Sum- 1904 permdblt. Die
Che NOR bi5ber finberlos geblieben.
Sobe9ipibenoe.
Gic NcncrolperionmIurl0 Der Of
tionGre Der 9erliner Allgemcinen
Glcftri3itGts . @eleui6oft bot bic
&ertbcilung elmer Tipibenoe pon eff
Ero5ent genebmiGt. Ser 9eihluB er-
iolotc, nod)bem General = Iireftor
Or. emil Eotbenou 1id) iiber ben
Stono Der Gleftri5itGtslucrfe pcrbrei-
tct mo Die before geidGftlid)c 81
t,totion uorgclcgt botte.
Nllcrlei SntereiianteS.
Wcitcrn lpllrOc bnS groBc Zoos Der
2gl. EreuBiihcu aloiiel &otterie
gc3ogcll. Gle @eiiBer beS 2ooieS iino
cine 9ln5obl unbenlittclter Sunbwers
fer in Wiiitrpm IN Mccflenburg-
Sfperill.
Ger cben1oligc Hcidafdn5lcr Shirt
Billion bat iid) Den Wemcinbeld)ul-
lebrcr Srieorid 81 icinem 5ufiinfti-
gen Eripot SefretGr mlserforen.
NQieitig miro oieie Sbotiod)e ais elm
oldn5enoer @elueiS Der upr5iiglidlen
gilol1ng Der oeiltlfen &olfSihulleb=
rcr nnaeleDen.
9crtbolo Hop, melder IN ben SAB.
rem up1 1872 bis 1889 ScfretGr Oes
omcrituniid)cn @cueroltpnllrlS III
Berlin mnr, pcroffentlidt Crime
rl,1gcn, mcld)e Die Seod)tllng weite.
rcr &reiie linden Oiiriten. Gic We-
moircn oecfcn icncn ;}eitrorm bon
II &abrcn lunb mericn ollf monfc
GrciNniiic pon bcrpDrrugcnocr Be
beutlng nclIc mo 1cNelnoc StrclI-
lidltcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

0or, meld)cn tic bc;iigIid oc9 Niio.
! gets pcrfolgcn. Sbn lit nid)t Die
S6onreonerei 5u eigen. iiber melhe
Hor0 hoicberp periiigt. obcr ieinc
ciniodle, ferligc Mollicr iii nid)t
Obuc @irful9. Scinc Hcoc mar OoS
Grct9niB 0ea Gages IN Der gcltrigcll
SiBllng oe2 Scrrcnbduies. Sic miro
pobriheinlid) nod groBeren Giniluf
nuSilben, ais biejenigc beS zorro 30
leberp, neil Sctterer lid liGt lGnger
ocH Ncrtrouena iracno elmer Eartcl
crfreut.
GS limo @crilftc I'M llnlloni 0oB
DIE cpnlerpatiucn tSilbrcr I'M Sit=
bIid oulf Die nod)tbciligc &irtunA,
ipeid)c Die EcOen Der CORDS Gromcr,
NoleberD mo Balfour pl @urlcl1b
notwithstanding oltf Die Cnnlcruotiuc
Sodc bel elmer Nobl bobcn lpiirOcn,
lbre Stelllrn0 aegellil6cr ocn1 SiIbgct
III WIeocrcrip0aruna 5iebcn. Nbcr
ltud) ocnt GofitrGoltcn @cltlntcrrid)z
tcter miro Spro Transformers Mcio-
luton ge9cn Die Nnnobme beS Bib
gets our nolleutlid]en NbItImnmng
1clangcn un6 nit riciiger WcbrbeIt
0urhgeben.
Scrrcro's neueite S 9 II d.
NomL 26. Nop. - @liqlieln,o
Ncrrcro, ser bctnnntc ItolicnIild)c Sc
l6idtSidrcibcr, Der nonlentlid Nine.
rita oils @cgcllltollo %iciller Sttoicn
mod)te, ldrcibt monlcntnn an cineml
&crfe, III iueldcm cr 5luilden Der 81.
bililotion Der Ser. Stooten nl0 Der
0c9 nltcn Wricd)cnlonb mo Num cine
Earollclc 5icht. Man licbt bier ocnt
Gridcincn bc0 @crfcS, ooa o~riginellc
A@nlid)tcn iibcr mooernc@ omcrifuni
ldlca Scbcr cntbolten loft, nit 0r0b
tenn Snterelic cnt0cgc1.
Gbino'S gcrtoiiung IS Eros
gramnl
Eefing, 26. Top. - Sic Si-
bltllgen Der unldngit cpnItitllirtcu
NroDin5ial 2an0tage, iueld)e 1eltern
sum Nbid)luB fnmcn, mllrOcn uuf
Nrunb Der BON scr Hcgierrmg critoi.
tcten @erid)tc iiber Den Sortihritt,
Der IN Der MlSiiibrlng oes o1i 5luci
Sabre beredyncten conititltionellen
TrogrammS 81 ucr5eihncn it, Sci.
tens OcS Sbrpncs iollttionirt.
Gin toiierlideS Goift crnlohnt ollie
HegicrungS = @conlten 81 %gen1einios
mcr 9lrbeit nit Dem Gbron, nm in
Der gegcnmGrti9en fritilfen 3eit Die
Grrungcnifoiten oea cnnititlltlonel=
len Programmes permirtlIhcn 5u
tGnncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
&altbam's WurSacbcimniH.
llntcriu6ung iibcr Clarence :. @lo.
uer'& Zoo i~ortgeiebt. &croudt-
oriin0c ocgen Die @ittlpc.

@oltbol ~ Woii,, 26. Nopcmbcr.
- 9u Die Eoliiei bon @nltbum Den
Stcrbcou0ioacn Glorelcc i, Wloper'S,
0e1 an Samitdg YbcnO BON SrGlllein
@nttlc &c Wonc gcId)ollcllcn mo &c
i00letcn Wuld)crci WcliBcr3 mo
cbcnlopcniN Der bon Der Blanc er.
60lten 8eldid)tc @loltbcn idlcntcn
tonL icet oieielbe lire llnterinhun-
gen oeo NcbeimniBpoucn SoOcs bon
Der Shcpric ullagchcnb tort. BOP cine
brittle Ecrion 5ur @oiruna oea G0tbs
lelo b%cItroacn tonu.
Srou @loocr, 9ittmc ocs SpierS,
erblclt Inter N%nbroblulg Der Tcrpof.
ting, Die @eiilno. nidt ibre @ob-
lllng 5l perloilcr. Srot Wlopcr be.
CAB iid) nid)t an oos Sterbclogcr i'll
res Wunne@, troBbcm bnB Oielcr 90
rilm gebetcn bate. mo ollBcrocm crs
flGrte lie oolll Der EoliSei, tic babe
tcinc &oec oouon ocbnbt, bob &uttie
sc Tlorc lid Ieit Der SdicB. Niinlre
IN lbrem Snlls uuf1ebolten bubc.
Gle Wchorben nebmen oil, onB Sat-
tic cini0c mid)ti0c Nniid,liiiic bc5iig.
lid Der oritten Eerion gebcn fam.
Sic blcibt babel, ooB tic nid,t aili
@Iopcr id)oB, uno iogt, tic bobc Den
&critorbencn oui Gerabrcbiulg in lei
ner @0id)erci octroiicn NM iei, nod.
Dem er cinen Nnarifi oui lie genlod)t
llth el~ncnHeuolucr Encouragement ia.
be, 0eilobcn. Il9 iic hurdl Gin Ne1-
tier ms Nrcie Nclan1tc, babe lie
ShilIlc ioliclt b0rcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Scbn Sabre 3nd)thans.

Maoiiom @iSc., 2G. Wop. -
Ebilip alen, %iriiberer @ice. TrGiioen1
Ger .Griten Notionalbonf" bon Mi.
neral Yoint, @isc.. eridien beute I'M
Srnoesoiltritts 3 8erid)t Dor ben
E.d)ter Sonborn ulb bcfurnte lid
Der %er1nltreunn9 Don $I6S,O 0C
ldJlloig. Ger Nid)ter uc~rnrfbeilt,
i'm slt jebniGbriger Soit i'm 8lnocs.
3ild)tbails 81 6prt 2eopcmporth, SIS.
Mlen lit 63 Sabre aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27

8ruce u1o Cannon, Die in ser leEtcu
@ohe aiti Nnoronmna bes Eraliben.
ten 3elapa bon Nicoroeua eridoiien
Durben, Sifi5icrSitellen in Der Sns
lurgenten.armce Sn Der be3i9llten
Gepclt]e miro aeiogt, bos Stantsoe.
pnrtcment IN @uiblngton iei BON bic.
lem llm'tonbe in aenltuiB geieBt
moroen. Gem Staatsoepartement
mar oaran ae!eger, ben Eunft aui5u-
flarer, oh Die bciben 8enannten 81.
fi3iers-Entcnte bdtten ooer mr. ala
Fripatpcrionen iir Die S%iliuraenten
tbdtig marelL bcnn IN Dem eritcren
6ulle miirocn lie Nnipruh gebebt ba
ben, ais ariegSgeian9ene bebonbelt
5ll iperbcn.
Nuf 3elopo' S 9efebl.
Colon, 26. Nopember. - Sn 6ie,
iigen perlGBli6en areiien p%erloutet,
bnb Die Imerifoner @roce uno Cat
non, bcren Sinridtung iiinait itotts
fanb, oui 9eichl Oes Erdiioenten Be-
lana eridolIen mo begraben wuroeu.
Sic naren nit General Gbamorro
5ulonlmen mo murOen mGbrenO Ell.
lles aampfeS unipeit Colorado Sumo
tion geIar9en gellonlmen. Nnl1Blid)
Der Grefrtionen berrldt bier sroBe
Gmporrng.
Ger GapitGn eineS Iompfboote5,
melder aeitern Den Northumberland.
ba in @rcptolun beild)te, bcrit,tet,
oob General Gbomorro'S 9loduoe
mirtiam lit. 9ie itiirmiite Gee per
binbert. mie er ertlGrt, bas Gntlpei.
den ser StreitfrGite 3elopa's. 8rep.
torun lit obne Mabrungsmittel, nnh
Die Sruppcn ;5elupa's o%iirften binncn
&ur3cm fopituliren. 3neibunoert
3eierteure bon Ben Me9ierlnestrup-
pen oitlid) bon Rumlo id)lolien iih &c.
tern General GItrubu an. Gie WGr.
ner maren fait pe%rhungert.
Set Die anfiinoigung erfolot lit,
Dob sic onerifuniidc Negieruna bic
Sn1ur9cnten unerfonmt babe, lit bier
Der Gntbuliasmus GROCER eeUoroen.
Sreipiaiae bon Den Elontogcn unb
8ologrlbcn bieten benl General
Gitra>o fire Gienite ireuois al.
@ofiem, W unitionu II. Wt anns
idaft iir Snurgen.
ten.
9lueiielos, 2G. Gopember. -
Ger normegiibe Compiler rlltitein"
lit bier aus Eem.N rleans nit POGO
Waulergemebren, 100000 Eatroneu
llno ueridieoenen leidten 6elogeihiit.
sen an 9orb, Die fiir ote Hcpolutio.
mare beltinmt iinb, einaetroifen.
Nuh lillb cine 9roBere 9n5nbl gnle-
%rifaner, melhe Die @eifiiBe beoienen
peroen, mitgefommen.
@aibingtpn, &. 6, 26. Nop.
= Gintouieno Mouiergelpebre, cine
WiQlon lhorfe Yotronen uno pier
Maltinengeld)iiBe. sic bon elmer gro
BEN Wllnitionsfobrif IN Nelp-Dprf
perldidt ipllrocll, Iinb, ME 8enerol
Gitraoa'S Mnbdn9er, melbe bier Gin.
trafcn, mclOen, bel Ger Sniurocnten.
Nrnnec cilgetroffcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
@crmiidJte tclegrapbiidc 0epeidru.

Cine 9arfaiie, In weld)er IidJ
llcnn iunge 2eute befanoen, fenterte
am IonnerIta9 auf Dem Mhlsfegolr.
See nabe Wllfegon, Mid)., uno finn
Don Den Sniaiien %ertranfen, nGnllid,:
Oscar GarlienL Suloa Garlien, Anno
Sorllen, Scnnie Cartier nno Inna
Saunoers. Gin Yonif, ipeld,er All
cine &eroiin-grplolion iplgte, uerllr-
lud,te Die aa%toItropbe.
Ger superintendent ser eleftri.
ld)en 9eleiid)tlun9s -@nlage in @el@-
bile, N.sO., .. 6. Imsbarp, lit o.
burd) nm'a 2eben gefonmen, oaR ct
IN Tolge zines leidtcn cleftriidcn
Sdloges bon eilem @eriiit iicl mo
ous @enid brad.
Soli5iit Merfant crid,oB geitern
nabe @ooObllrp, T.-S., bet 5armer
gntonio Sileiio, undoem oerielbe ei.
men pnoeren Eoli5iiten burb einen
Shub ms 9cin perpunoet bate.
9eioe EoliSiiten lparen I'M Yegriff,
chen gegen Iileiio crloiieneu geridt.
lid)en Grmittirungsbcfebl 5m boil.
ltreden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Spman fat Courage.

-Son Giegn Gol., q. Nou. -
&r. Spnan 5. Sage, Der iriibere
SdloBnmrts Scfret1r, mnrOc aeiterll
nit 6rm Aoa Sollon I'M Noit9 ser
GItern Der graut, &rn. mo Srou u.
>. Nallou in Coronado. Gal, &C.
trout. las Bar reiItc an @ibcmb
nod Genper ub mo miro ipGter sic
grGberen Stdbtc bes Often bcilld)cn.
Srou Gage iii 80 mo @r. @oQe "a
Sabre aIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
s.ar Gin .,Nruutn Sniniuc,
10 l...H s2r tps

Hna 1T YdtntIDc Vfoilb AlIthiut, Scbcit &c
naG Der ltn.eriGsiii bon q. ". 8ropr. Sl
ocr auiScn sSelt GehraEcht. I'M cine GrfdItnna
I'm clilCii SdGc Sit ~flrireii. (9upi3,iS ,6Witt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-27
Spfcr ocs Nmtu.M ulpdls.

COS Angeles, Gol., 26. Nou.
- Seds T%erIoncn, Nomcns Socobs,
Batter, Wlltter, mo pier ainoer.
tamcn geitern burh elmo Goailiou
lprcs Altomobils nit cinem @ogaon
Ger vSos Angeles nno Gong Bead,
Srolep Cine" INNS 2eben. Iie 30
lllllie mar aui Der 6obrt nad) 2atin.
Station. Sic botten Ben Sanftoa
pei 6rcnnoen perbrad)t mo beionn
lid, ollf Dem @eimpcge.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-20
American Whiskeys

Pcacock's o. T. 5 even years old Bourbon
Pcacock's o. =. 5 seven years old Rye.
tSeyen Years old before bottling)
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
THE COLUMBIA.
Marie Cahin I'm "The Boys and
Betty"

Marie Cahin I'm "The Boys and
Betty
Marie Cahfl is great favorite in
Washington and IN fact. most every
where else. her first appearance in The
Boys and Betty al the Columbia
Theater last night being marked by
capacity attendance. the audience being
brilliant in a social sense. and 10 those
in quest Of entertainment OF tee light
and refreshing variety the production
will In ali probability ht the mood ex-
actiy- Il Is adapted from the French
play. la PapillOn." with lyrics bv
George V Hobart, and music by Sllvio
Helm, the latter personally conducting
the rendition
The basis OF the vehicle. which can
hardly be termed very intricate in the
matter OF plot. is the situation existing
cetweeI Betty Barbeau, a plain sort OF
woman. and her husband. Lasunur Bar
beau. who imagines that he is a musical
genius. He treats her abominably. and
sic leaves him; after which he contract
a blgamOus marriage with a soubrette.
and thus releases her 70 her real lover.
Paul Gerard The whole thing IS simply
an excuse 70 introduce Miss Cahiu. Miss
Burt &r. Cowles. and a score OF other
clever people. in their peculiar special
ties Musical humorous. and otherwise
The music IS lively and catchy. and the
piece differs from most musical comedies
from the fact That Il Is rendered By
people who really can sing effectively.
Miss Cahin is constantly the center OF
attraction. she renders songs varying
from ragtime TO sentimental Her ire
sistible style and her comedy has a spon-
taneous quality which makes II likewise
attractive. particularly in those seeming
impromptu asides which she always
cleverly interpolates- She scored signally
in That's the Doctor. BILL Il Love 10
Go Shopping" and The Arab Love
Song" Her whole effort is refreshing.
and carries the merriment high.
Sharing the honOrs we have Miss Har-
riett Burt. in the role and element OF a
soubrette, rendering 7 Want 10 Go TO
Paris" and The Folies Bergeres." Her
cancing was extremely effective. and her
presence always added color TO the scene.
Mr.. Eugene COwles. the celebrated basso.
appears as an American gentleman from
Dixie, and contributes several songs in
his accustomed effective way. including
Girls. Girls Girls Additional interest
might be added by allotting to him some
sentimental numbers. for that IS decidedly
his forte. A notable feature OF the pro-
gramme Is the musical parody. The Tet-
razzini Family" carried out by Mt
Cowles, Miss Cahill. Miss Burt. and 9TH
ers.
There is a long list OF attractive num-
bers in addition 10 those mentioned. the
principals receiving capable assistance
from Mr.. Jas. B. Gruber. Mr. sam Hardy.
Mr.. Wallace McCutcheoa. Miss Anna
Mooney. and others, the ensemble music
and stage pictures being participated IN
by q chorus OF unusual personal attrac-
tions. The scenic and costuminE aeces-
sOTies are elaborate.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
BOYS RUSSIAN SUIT.
Paris Patttra No. 284k
~ Searns AllnWed-

Natural colored or light tan linen, nay
be used with good effect for this simple
but jaunty little suit for the small boy.
The desp band which TRIMS the fun
blouse IN yoke effect. extending down the
right side OF the front, Is OF tobacco
brown linen. the belt being Of sluilar
linen, slipped through narrow straps at
the under-arm seams The fastening Is
held IN place by small fat gilt buttons.
The cuffs on the'modorateiy fun sleeves
are OF the linen. matching the suit In
color, though the contrasting shade OF
linen may be used, II desired The full
knickerbOcke-s are gathered into the
knees by elastic. run through the hem
casing. Another pretty development Is
10 make The suit OF delft blue linen, with
bands OF navy blue linen. trimming the
fastening with white pearl or linen-cov-
cred buttons. The pattern is iu 4 sizes
2 TO years. For a boy OF years the
suit requires IS yards OF material q
inches wide. ~ yards Sc inches wide, or
rs yards 81 inches vide; as illustrated.
= yard o. contrasting material % or
more inches wide.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
THE GAYETY.
BurIesque.

A very fine entertainment comprising
innocent and refreshing comedy. pop
speciality. was given az the Gayety
Theater yesterday By the Girls Of the
Moulin Rouge" The company is headed
by Charles Howard, who IS a decided
Improvement on the regulation Hebrew
comedian. James n LIGHTER IS the sec
Ond IN command Of the army Of fun,
while the rank and file includes Messrs-
Wilson. Brown, CrossmGn. Lyons. and
SAKE. The Austin Sisters are on the
scene much Of the time, always with
good songs. and Misses Emerson. La
mond. Alton. Ia Estella and g comedy
chorus figure IN the rF-go-round- one
OF the featured specialtieB was the dane
ing OF Ia Estelita-
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13

dent Roosevelt may discover some OF
these in his expedition through the Dark
Continent.
The perfumer draws honey from scores
Of varieties OF flowers, native and for
eign. His agents scOur the forests OF
the world and secure sandalwOod. cam
phOr. rosin, and other sweet-smelling
woods and gums. The fruit kingdom Is
levied upon heavily for the oils OF orange.
lemon. elive. lime, and bergamot. and
for the essence of almonds and peach,
apricot. and prune kernels. The lowli-
est plants including shrubs, vegetables,
and weeds, such as mint. pepper the va
nilia bean and other simple things grow-
ing IN all climates are not exempt.
The musk deer OF the Himalyas. the
civet cat OF Asia, and the Canadian and
Siberian beaver are among the animals
that are hunted for the substances they
produce. and which the perfumers want
The greatest mammal In existence, the
whale. produces the precious ambergris,
which forms the base OF many perfumes.
TO which il imparts a lasting quality.
This ambergris is found floating on the
surface OF the sea. or cast up by the
waves, especially along the shores OF the
Indian Ocean Not even metals escape
the perfumer, the peculiar odors Of some
being used in certain combinations.
In short. The perfumer neglects nothing
In his mission Of catering to the olfactory
nerve OF the human SAGE Without hav-
ing exhausted the resources OF nature, he
is appealing to science. and synthetic
The Washington herald., 1909-04-13
THE LYCEUM.
RurleNnue.

One OF the most enjoyable burlesque
shows chat has played this town in some
time occupies the STAGE at the New Lyce-
urn this week. The action Of both farcss
fairly ripple over with bright and breezy
situations. and the conediens and chorus
acquit themselves in a very creditable
manner.
The vaudeville specialties were com
mendable In every respect. The Chap
man Sisters and their pick have a
dainty and dressy sister turn Allen
WigAtman-s clay modelling and pastel
work were truly works Of art. but were
too Far above his audience.
Arlington and DelmOre have e sketch
that possesses great dramatic p0ssibiii-
ties. II il was properly brought out. and
the peerless Macks have an excellent
character change act
The two farCes The Queen OF the
Alps and II Happened IN Spain. we're
replete with pretty musical numbers and
an excellent costumed chorus.