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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

Take DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They are for weak back. back
ache, rheumatic pains and all kidney
and bladder troubles, Soothing ami
antiseptic. Regular size soc. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

You would not delay taking Foaey's
Kidney Remedy at the fpst sign OF
kidney or bladder trouble IL you
reanzed that neglect might result in
Bright's disease or diabetes. Foiey's
Kidney Remedy oorrects irreguiasi-
ties and cures all kidney and Bladder
disorders. J. @. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

The week OF July s, 1909. will be
Pythlan week TO the Alaska Yukon
Pacific exposition in Seattle. Dur
ing that week all the grand lodges
of Washington, Idaho, Oregon and
British Columbia viii convene at So
attle and moro than 10000 Knights
OF Pythias will participate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

The Loyal Legion will maintain
headquarters on he grounds OF the
Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition
next year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

Kodol digests all the food yon eat
II you will take Kodol for a little
while you will no longer have inii-
gestion. II Ia pleasant To take. acts
promptly. Sold by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

A big cinnamon Dear and reindeer
have been brought out from Alaska
as part Of the exhibit for seattle's
1909 exposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh That
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J, CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
+. }. Cheney for the fast Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
In all business transactions and IL
naneially able TO carry out any obli-
cations made by mis- firm
Walding, Kinnan q Marvin,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
Mood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free. Price
- cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

For health and happiness-De-
WITS Little Early Risers-pleasauI
little liver pills. the best made. Sold
by all druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14

The mean things We didn't say
don't keep us awake nights. even II
they won't let us go to sleep.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-14
walding. Kinnan d Marvin.

Blessed, an, blessed, indeed, is IL
10 give, more so than to receive, but
no" about the poor mortal who can
do neither?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

anl 8. Moi NJ. MoibinBto" nod
Ncopel liito Grtcit.
9ln 8. Mai .W%iintctonfo" nud)
2onoou.
Glm s.. M}nn ,@orboroiio" nod
Gibraltar ilno gtcnpc(.
2lm s.. Otoi yGnronin" llad) 2iprr4
pool.
Gm s. Wtoi california" mad
Glasgow.
9lm If, 0toi .Snoiano" nod 9lco.
pei un0 @cnllu.
Sim If. 0toi oaronprin5 @ilbclm"
nod Bremen.
Am II. Mon nSomburg" nad)
8ibroItor uro Ncnpcl.
SIm #. Moi o%otaOom" nod HQt.
tcronm.
9(nl #. Mai oTc9ino o'Stalio"
nod Ncnpcl uno 8cnuo.
Nm -. Wtai n9lij6cr" nod Sam.
burg.
am -. Moi .Ccconic" mad,
Sputbompton.
9ln -. Moi %nGnmponio" nod
2iucrpooI.
9lm is. Moi nEropcucc" nod
SABRE.
slm t3. Mai rScI(ig SIoo" nod
aopenbn8cn.
9lm 10. Mni D6ricorid" nod 9rc.
men.
PIN IS. Dioi Cue 0~'9lbru55i" nod)
Ncapcl nno @enlio.
Am IS. Mui y&onmonia" nad)
Gibraltar mo Ncopcl.
PM 70. Moi n2ncio" nod) 8ibrol.
tar unb NcopcI.
gm IS. Woi DAmerifn" mad Sam.
burg.
Pm Is. Moi .Georic" nod 2ipcr.
pool.
PIN IS. Moi .Gretic" nod, Wi6rol.
tar itnO Nenpcl.
am 10. Moi Berlin" mad @ibraI.
tar mo Nenpel.
Am Is. Mai ,MinncluaSfa" mad
2onbon.
Am 10. Mui ,aroonlono" nod)
Gnpcr unb Antwerpen.
am 10. Wai st. Noul" nad)
Soittbnmptoll.
.slm 10. 0fai columbia" nod
@losgoh.
Nm is. Mai nImcrico" had Nco.
pei unb 8cnuo.
arn is. Mai yGerilie" mad Gre.
men:
Im IS. Moi nNoorbam" nod
Gottcrbam.
am is. Moi ,9ouiiiano" nad
Neapel uno @emla,
Am 10. Mtai 0~Nr9cntinn@ nod
Tcapel mo SrieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

lid III Nc6ll1 uuf Dos Notbwcnol9'tc
5ll pcrltGlIOiQtn. @ir lo9cu gclpIb
lriht 5l picl, lucnm mir bebollptclt,
ouB Scntnn0, Der 800 pol'ell0 &C.
mGbltc Gotubcln elmer ircntocn
Sprohc tcnut lul0 JIG SIT einigtrs
mobcn pniinblcn SGben 5ll perbln'
Den lpciB, nift mn lebr gut ourd)
tommt, %ionbcrn gar lfon ctn menig
CONFEDERATION mohcn" fonn. Sn
DEM llmitonoc, Dob Der eirBclne mo
Die 5uInmmcngcb0rigcn Gin5elnclL
0ob nmnn" iih IN eincm ihlieBlih
bcidci0cncu Sprohfrciic bciuegt
Iieqt olldI bo8 @cbcimnib mnnAcn
p~biloloQiidcn Grfol9cS bc%0riinoct.
Sit itloirt Ser 0clebrte lollge, milo
iom mo 9riinolid) iibcr elmer Spro'
DIE, obue bod ielblt nod Sabren 3D.
bin 6u 0clon1c1. 0icieu g(pporot
prottild) ciniAcrmuBcll gebrondltn 81
f0nnen. To2 lit ia oild) Iciocr Der III.
piId)c 3uitonO u~licrcr i6ulmGBigcn
Sprof)funbc! llnO Damn aiebt CS
mieocr 2clltc, Die lid obllc ieoc nil
Irnidoitlid)c Mcthobr cinfod, IN sic
@o9cn oc@ trcmbcn &0ion,S l~tiir5Cl
mo Die id)prl nad eli, panr Mod)cl
10 lpeit a%etonumcn iino oob lie
ld)ledt mo rcd)t nit conpcriircn
t0nncl. Wober oicIcr GrfoIg? Gicic
Selltc boron MIR, lunS gcbroitht
miro; Die bcihciocne SiiQc ocS Stof.
les mod)t cS moalidl iid ocnic[ben
5lcnlIid, lHncIl olt5ltci0ncn; Die oil
lid Neringcn &cnntniiic reidtn 5tuor
llitt mcit, bictcn nbcr bcb oo& SIC.
lli9e, luaS notDig lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
0ic piele @prtc brandt man?

Sic meiitcn Sclltc lpcr0cn Den Gilt'
bruf geipinnen, boB Die Sprodlc ei'
men foit mbegren5ten Tcittblnt
babe. Gle S3obl Der 8ofabelL nit
beren grlermnig Der Sdiiler lid
ploet, ifeint fem Gr0e nebmcn 6n
molen, iebes CUTE &criton itcllt ci,
men b%idbailhigen 9on6 oar, uno
ielbIt oas aino bat ben ltol5cn Gil'
orud, baB es oiilrftbar uiele"@orte
,uiiBte. - llno ood lit t6otiGd)lih
Der prdftiIh gebrolldtc Wortlhop
Der einSelncn iuobl meiit piel bcldei'
oener, ulS MAJ 81 glnuben gcnci1t
iein piirbe! Gus merit mar 3. y.
iebr nobl, lpenrl mani leine Wrtefe
nit Der Sdreibnlnid)ine SIT lhrcibcn
pflegt. Shreibe i'd ctma mas @ort
o%iperoer" nit Der Waihille, 10 gibt
oas cine gang beitimmte Gombino.
ton, Gin @ortbilo gelpiiiermoBcL
fueld1es ild) bolo einprdgt, menn c$
b1itiig geifrieben miro, mno mclhcs
bel ieiner @isoerfebr ouiiGllt. sc.
rnbe ourt Die Sbreibmoidinc or
fennt man eben, bnB man lid) redt
b1lifig IN ieinen Iusbriifen Dieoer-
bolt, nno oob man lid idlieBlid) III
elilem rld)t oll5u groBem &reiie
orebt! Wenn eS 2ellte giebt, bic oli
Der Wuid,ile cine gerabe5u %critolll.
iihe .6irigfeit" eriperben. 10 riibrt
Die MogIidfeit chen haber, DAB lid
Die 2rudeombinatipnen bod bGliiig
genlg iuieoerbolen, nm iid) goit5 feIt
einiibetr Si laiien. - Nntiirlih gicbt
es Weniefn. peId)e iiber eillen III.
gebeuren &eihtbum bon @orten Der.
fiigen; in ben @erfen Sbofeipearc'S
iollen oercn 10000 porfommcn, mo
nnier 8oetbe lit eeiuiB ebcnio reifl,
iuenn lid Uobl aud nod fem Sc.
lebrter gefilnoen bot, Der feline Belt
init Dem ab5Gbleu - pergeuoet hot.
Aber i'm 4Qgemeinen braud)en mir
biel ipeniger @orte, oils man iuobl
oenft. Wer einmaI IN eiltem frenl.
oen 2dffbe gereiIt lit, miro bsrnerft
init mie penisen @orten Scr
fremoen Sprade er alisreidt, I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
gbfabrtstnsc Der GaiIasier. Scmpicr
rpn NciusNprf.

2m /. Moi r9tieuip. gmiteroom"
mad Hottcrbom.
Gm 4. Mioi europa" nod Teo.
pei itno @cnlln.
Im 4. Mloi nGoiicr @ilbclnt Ser
3peite" nod @rcnteu.
PIN ). Mai rYrciiocnt 2incoln"
rod Somburg.
gm 5. Mai ,Wourctonio" mad
Sipcrpool.
am 5. Mni oMoicitic" nod) Solltb.
on1ptor.
PIN 6. Moi lorraine" nad)Sopre.
Im 6. Wiot Is. 3. 1ietgcn" mad,
8%opcnbo0cll,
In 6, Mai 3.ceIonb" nad) Cppcr
mo IntncrpCn.
gm 6. Mai vErin5 5ricbrid) 9il.
bclm" nad) Bremen.
am s. Moi Philadelphia" nah
Soutbnmpton. rs
Nm s. Moi Celtic" nad 2iper-
pool,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
9tutis

b. H#H.' -.N ~ 49,.
aq IoIde u~n'crcr 6rcunoc, pcldc bic
bon ibnen beitelltcn gfiliter nift CT.
bielten.
@ir bobcn cine Nn5obl 8eitcaln'
gen an Sanb, Die mir Oarlum nid)t
fiinen fDuncll, neil Die Noreiicn mt
leierlid iinb ooer Sbeile berielbcn
ieblen, ober ~iibcrboupt feinc ollac9es
Zen iinb. @enn lolde I'm iercr Seier,
peld)e Die Mliter nidt erbieltcn, ms
lire Namen, abreiie, Die gCiuiini6ten
WuIter unb bercn 0roBe per 9ricf
ocutlidj scidricbcn mittbeilen, Nor
ben mir Die Muiter prompt 5%liell0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
8eitcrn NarslanS Giisubabx.

&uBttt9. -| T.
Reatn1eno 81. Sert, eerItbt StIien.e tat,on.
4.1o WaorgeHs S6neflpcft. Sdeerstppn, q.
& %. 8b., @onnesboro, Gbeinbersburo ui,b
ansseiromHen eonntde. Saneod un6 Gumber.
245 9eadm. - Accommodation naa Union.
9rtbee. ~
'4;15 RaSm. e8neu.Grpres, sauptItnte.
Sdaerstomft. Sdncod. Etippensbura unb ana.
geno1nnleu .Sonttaa. Sreberid nn6 GuumitSs
burg lVorlorfssag9orsl.
5aglid,, aasgeuo n,ntsu esnutoa.
Ivy Wforgens-Vort y. e 8. 9tp.. unb Cor
750 Woreers-g iiom nad 9burmort.
|S.57 Woreens-gaeitern Grnreb, Reitimtrjfer
9rueeoile 6reoeridl, Gn,mitsbnra, Thur.
mont. gHnnresboro. gbanbersbura, Soaers.
tetun, Sateod,, Cumberland, gIfilis 0enffet
Sbierputions .g9aaeoh). ~
$50 9iadrn.-9duptIintc. 5ftIi6 bot gu,crh.
SSrpse terrier yert, Satober, GETTYSBURG unb
$50 Ma6r1 .-sffem. rad Sarober.
6.f5 HbeitoS-Nffprl. nncb tl~nipu.pri6ae. y
gur .SnmftgaS.
e.45 MbenS-a,ioiR 0 HXte nnionsgrtbos unb
Sanooer. ~
SaIt .niat on RannislSanla.gOs .ehtton.
q. Nsbertfpn, n, n, 0sSei.
SlecSral. y. Osn.s1saneeer. SEMI .Get.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

pr. Sl70. glu& cillcm Stiid iiir
bic flcirc &au%irou. 0ica 0io6ca
lit 10 Iciht ST. icrti9cn Dab ca ais
IDEAL 81 betrohtcn lit. Ger pcrlGn-
acrte 2oG critrcdt iidJ bis an bcn
8iiden rnlo bGlt Die Sd)iirjc ieit.
0os Muitcr fommt IN 4 @roBcn: 6,
s. 10 unb II Sabre urh ~criorbcrt
ia Duros fiir bic s Sobr. &r0Be.
Gin Mfritcr oieicr 9trt ipirb gcgcn
gi~nicnourg bon 10 Gents in SiIber
Deer 9rieintnrfen an irleuO cine
Ihreiie geionot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
Nampf.Tafet-G ompaauie.


(gtIte iiuo 5uettidi1ee Autsqinte.)
Iie 8sretnigte giGdten;8ct betbrnerro.
r@epraia," ,5cuncfIee."
@nrrter fabret t69Ii6,. Gonutuas aisee.
1SSmlncil bon BEN Rab CUTIE "9iers, sr. 10
9eint Comfort, Lg~orfoIt, sortsiuout0 unb allen
Rnnften bcS Giloelis, '8erbinbut6 in Oh
Eotnt Comfort nit Der &c. & 9. Gifenbabn."
Nnb 8ihmcnh, Eerbinouna in gortsmoIiib NIT
6Sclr nccabcarh stir Girie" ioIiben 3nec nod
Portsmouth urto ,%slttartn. Sn ~storfoIi @erbin.
oun9 nit Der .%9tInntic Graf; eine," gsprfoTf
mrlo ipeftlih. uno gSlh Spnipion 2H,e" nod
uno Neip.Y)orf.
!mabI5citen md curopdif6ert. Blame. auru.
ri6fe 0nfiitensintmcr, eIeftrifhe NeIeudhtuna.
Nampfbet4una. 9oieu fret. Referbirte Gniiiteii.
S%Nttnn,cr In ben @iIetseilreanr oer ~8ao'atne."
w. 107; S'tsVnlttn e'StraBe; Nr. .506--50s,
~qiabtsSfrGbe; g. ". 9. Sffice Giiboft.Gde Der
Baltimore. ino GaIbcrt.Gtrabe continental
FRUIT Nlltloing" uno IIbalrgt's, Rr. 100, Roro.
@barIes'Strube.
Suhn u. Shertuaub, q, grutpu,
BteesPrdf. Ii. Sen. sWaanaeer. Sen, Baff. .Hot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Nm IS. Mai ~1chtonie" .lradl
Sortbourptol. ,srtn,
gm 10. Yui ,2nIitnnio" nc.r
Siuerpppl. M, pts j
Nm 20. Mlni yGarpotbio" mad
Gibraltar mo 9teapel.
Gm 20. Moi ,Sapoic" nod SABRE.
Hm -. Moi gapniain Souiic"
nod Gibraltar ullb 9teopel.
Am -. Moi yGarmania" nod
2ircrpool.
Am -. Oai ,Sanliio" mad Nen.
pei lt1o 8cluuo.
Hnt %. mai GgIcucIano" nod
Sambnra, s'sf
Nm -. Mni. Minnebabo" nadJ
Sonopm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

reit sum Sebrnib in. Der Ganiben. unb W2t.
Nop al sGfaiioH i'm 1900 gbenbS.
Sisfsrbi,une bon @alim In edIaf. ooer Bar.
lorsgSaggons. Gpeiferdten etc. fpefber fbne0
beioret Der 9eIepton In alien foIeenbeu gtnets
~ at S9a%ss, nno SIitn'2resSiLaB Mi:
gtf. HopuIsStdtioa. e.. % g.. glt. geruou 3123:
edn'oer1sS Sta ion Snfurr,afiorss Piirsau, 9. & g.,
Ct Paul $40. ober Wb, GourtIano 2726. uni
9r. 626. Gibs9roaotpap. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
merchants &c Mincrs 5ranspDrt. So.

Tamn rr,2tutc.
Sradt uno Fdfiuaiere.
gtadl potion luo benz Often.
GorHtaa. Ctentiaa itiio Sreiia9. 5 ubr glbenbs.
E10 Eroetoencc urS benz Often.
Sornioe, W.iitfpob unh 6reitna. 6 nbr s(benoS.
= bad, Netppurt'Re,ps.
Ia9l;h, nusae1ommen Wpntaa' uuo GamftQa,
6 ll6r Mbenbs.
y Grnft "araenonlinen tipTi6 big 8 l1br Na&m.
tir heniclbcu Iag inbrenoe Sampler.
Lg|dd Sdonnneb luo Dem SiibeH.
EieniidG, SonreritaG liio Samftdg,
g lttr ghennS.
:. u. IeFrin, 9laent, Bier 3. Sub G.s@nb,Etr
@nrnt,Niiredu: @ernlans uio 2tebtsStr.
Gl3,I&S@ .t- .NN-r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
@nrslano &Yennisluania eiicnbubn.

7.35 M~craens-En6 Yorf. alsgen. Sorrtdes.
$50 M~ipraeits-sina, Nelta. MIR GonntaaS.7
$50 Nioreens-giudh 9eliir, niisaeiL SonrtagS
.1.30 ~Gndm-9taob 8elair. tiir SonnfdaS.
$50 Hntm.-aab gDrf, dasgen. Sonrtdgs.
405 Tad,m.-Hdb Celia. .nur S~onitdes.
Bis Tlfm.-Gdd, 0elair, nuS9er. SonnfdaS.
6.1J Mbenos-ylnh 9eItn, niSaen. Gonntugs.
100 I~beue5-G1n SeIta. rur Gonntnas.
II 80 sfbenos-ga6 geIdir, onsorn. Gonntuas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

EaHe snr Striit ia,s AuslanS Sc.
iprst 6. Shine, Nr. 413, Eh.yaIti.
n,oreitraRc, uabc Guitom &euic Sl1e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
Iic acmonnenc @ctte.

Stc gemonncnc @ctte. =
"Monto." iogte 6risden, lid babe
nit 6ror5 geiuettet, Dab Iii mir CT
men 8rold)en ifentcn piiroeit. Sd
lebte nleilie ieue WtiiBe auf lli1o er
5lpel &fopfc. Iu wirit mid BOD
tlibt mtirlc neue Miibe perlieren lai
lclL rIId)t lrabr2" Inns oFisdeil
erbielt ben @roiden!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
RotionoI- 9anfen.

Hotionals@ anfen.
,Sbe CiS 9npn National gasf," gnt. uro
@reiersStrdhe. 2Gcob g8. Sopf. 4rdTtbert;
rSGs:ts? 9ntIOmai'suni," 48a snosaroaotpap.
". e. 8dQner, Gnitircr.
.spetern Matiunnl.S Gnt," IA 3orbss utcpsStr.
g8. 0tdrrintt, Gaiitrec.
.GnrncrS anO WerGlentS' Eatigpst gaat,"
SoLtbs mo 2oubaroaSirabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Vim %. Mai n2aplano" ndd Go.
Der ut0 9lntiperpen.
am %. Wai DNem.Dorf" nod
Soutbompton.
Vim p. Mai Baltic" nod 9iper.
pool.
am -. 0lai r6ilrneiiia" mad
@losgpm. :
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01
0ei6aitss& egmeiier.
@Gder., Gonbitor. uno Sotel'
9eoaris.N rtifel.
Tie saeers & 2ids 60, 104 Glib oparh'Gtr.

Seitllngen, 3citidriften, etc.
,Tte Baltimore s,suS Co." 2upio sIbercronp
bic. Gef9lftSftRrer, 31s DeitisermGHsGtr.
0a1tsW atertalien, Ehiiren. Seniter-
ro6n1Cn, 2aoen, etc.
3amss e, Softer & &c., 11G-.t17 EbeSrets'
ridsGtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

plumbing, Furnaces, &araes llnb
Sefen, 9adocten irno Rirnen.
gjenaett Bros, 523 Noto, Sremont,sIbenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Staot&- 0onfen.
rSsut'ae g3nn: uru galiiucre." baltimore.
Httb SolioabsGirnBe. auJuii Beber, 8raIls
bent; e. :. 6i6t, ~Sddemsiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Spor.0unfen
,Tentife srartant ron edItimofe," Xntusps
itnb 9dltimoresSirube.
ct. Sdmes.Sparbanf," 8aIttmDtesStrnbs uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

..tf1 u e .-c'
tti9 Hs T'.. @
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

gru1t.Gompagnien.
.,SlorslauS SruH 3D." lTorbptrtef. Colbert
Irn @erHan . Strabe. :. Q. Simmsrmart,
9tuitoent; garrna Ban 4eb. SbGSrleiiter;
Serois SpeHccr, Jun, SiIfJsS9dsuieiiier;
San SIilner, SiilfssSeireiGr.
rgaitimnrs fruit x @aelaniee Co.," @auiiabI.
Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Normor. itno @ranit.Berte.
8. eilgd rtner & ebbnf, 714-71s a8eit.9aIti'
moresStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

9upferihmieoe i1nh plumbers.
Sosn smbert, TIA abamess Strabs. q. & ,.
1elepbon: Wolfe 1899.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-01

Iopofnten.
8ar n. ~. edtpIs, 126-t2o aau BmtIbtna
6uiiapnS 3orb, 261-26a GalnertS uiIbtna
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @erGtbe uno
SGmereien. .r
Grtfttt & 1urHer Co., 206 NorbsRaeap9trabe
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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

make his initial appearance in vsude-
Vile since his successful engagement
Of recent date at the Princess theater.
where he remained one of the most
popular comedians ever seen there. He
Is billed in a singing and comedy act.
and he will be assisted by Wilton Dale.
Harry Bernard has again been retained
with his clever company in musical
farce. "O'Hara's Mishap" Prominent
in the aggregation of singers and
dancers and comedians is James Rowe
The Balakens. acrobats; Miss Laura
Buchanan and company in a comedy
sketch. Spaulding and Dupree in a
riot of variety. Professor Norris and
his prize school of chimpanzess. Will
lard and Willard In dancing speciality
and two new reels of motion pictures
are other attractions on the new bill
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
COHAN CONQUERS
IN MUSIC PLAY
Yankee Prince" Meets With All
Advance Expectations

Cohan has come and Cohan has won.
His production of his own musical play.
''The Yankee Prince" is proving one
of the most popular entertainments ever
staged at the Van Ness theater All
promises concerning the cast. the pro-
duction and the music have been full
filled This is the New York company.
and the royal family" is In the Lead
ing roles. ably assisted by Tom Lewis.
who has made an Individual hit scarce
ly second in enthusiastic reception to
that accorded George NJ Cohan him
self. Another player who has scored a
big hit is Miss Lila Rhodes. II year
old leading woman. who dances beauti-
fully and is a graceful player OF her
pretty role
Following Cohan will come Frifxf
Schefr in Dillingham's production of
The Prima Donna" It win open Mon
day evening. December IL
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

He never says anything to anybody
about his plays. Every it, and and
but is his and he doesn't allow any
suggestions from anybody-not even
his father. When he gets my play
finished he'll tell me, and that's all
know
He's like Napoleon. There's not
born a Napoleon every century, is
there?"
NO" 1 agreed
We'll, neither is there a Cohan born
every century. And don't you get
away with the notion that I'm saying
this because Pm working for him.
Anybody will tell you the same that is
associated with him in his plays. Why,
he has two girls in the chorus-sisters
they are-who have been in his plays
for 13 years. Remember the big bru-
nette that comes out in the second act
at the head of the court ladies? The
one that looks like an Irish queen /?
Well, she's one of them"
l<THAT was a great play you had
in New York. said Lewis to
Dill and referring to the Circle
presentation by Kolb and Dill of
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
Lonesome Town.


"How's business here?"
youg'
Pretty good, but not enough to keep
Cohan happy. Why, he took $4,000
in Denver and he thought he'd surely
do better here
why did he come west?' / asked.
You told me that he didn't have to-"
Wen, 1 guess he has 'conned' him
self into believing that he is going to
retire from the stage after this season
is over. and he wanted to clean up
about 500, 900 before he pulled the final
curtain on the royal family's public
appearances"
Thus the crouch becomes explica-
BILE.
ST is known that Mrs. Jerry Cohan
| is willing to retire from the stage;
George is likewise willing, in order
to turn his entire attention to making
more music plays and building and
maintaining theaters. one of which, the
George NJ Cohan, is already a GER
tainty in New York, and another is
being planned But Lewis says he
wouldn't be surprised IL Cohan would
remain player for more seasons to
come. He is only 80, you know.
Miss Josephine, his sister. has been
i'll for some time and is not now play
ing in the company. although she is
here in the city. Her place is being
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

taken by Mrs. Jerry Cohans niece.
That fact of Miss Cohans illness. the
mothers anxiety to retire to private
life-she says she never was enamored
of the stage and that she never would
have been an actress had she not mar
ried an actor-and George NJ. Cohan's 8
outside enterprises are all factors. how
ever, which may lead to the family's
retirement "One. thing is pretty sure.
says Lewis, when one quits they all
will. They have always appeared to-
gether. They grew UP. father. mother
and son and daughter, in the show
business. and when one quits they all
will
Thus it is likely that Cohan In COM
ing west is giving us the last chance
to see ..the royal family" Is it any
wonder he feels impatient with us be-
cause we didn't crowd the Van Ness to
the doors on the opening night?
yERYBODY about him finds his
works marvellous. Even his musi-
IL cal director. who scores his melo-
dies. jotted down in single notes,
assures him that in contour they are
classics of perfection and need no
twisting or fixing in order to become
welded to the harmonies of flute and
violin and horns. Adulation is in the
air that surrounds him. He is advised
that even Mozart hasn't anything on
him when it comes to radiant melody,
and SO this interview tribute to his
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

With what appears to be a nearly
unanimous verdict the critics of New
York proclaim strife" by John Gales
worthy, great play. 1t was produced
last week at the New theater. and tells
a story of the clash that is on between
labor and capital, and though the theme
has been handled many times of late
IT is said that Galesworthy has taken a
new grip on the subject.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

universal talents will appear, no doubt,
as something of an impertinence, tenn
pered only. let us hope, by the fact
that Tom Lewis, the best of friends,
presided over it and kept it, as far as
was possible, in proper channels of
exaltation to this unusual combination
of Mozart, Wagner, Napoleon and
Shakespeare.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05
PRINCESS COMEDIAN
IN VAUDEVILLE NOW
Bud Ross Is Star of the Show
at the American

The American theater management
promises another week OF new and
novel vaudeville acts.
Bud Ross, in the first place, viii
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

When the difficulties between Henry
E. Dixey and his manager. Henry, Saw
age, reached the breaking point and
Savage closed the tour of Mary James
Pa" John Cort Immediately purchased
the production from Savage. engaged
Max Figman for the Dixey role. re-
tanned the company and started it out
again Reports say that Ffgman is
making big success in the leading
role.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

I'm the Bishops Carriage" Chan
ming Pollock's dramatization of Mir
lam Michelson's novel, will follow "A
Message From Mars" at the Alcazar
theater.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

The Alcazar forces have been busy
on the numerous and effective light
ing effects that are to be required
this week to give "A Message From
Mars a proper setting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

Klaw & Erlanger have agreed to
send their big production of The
Round Up to the New Columbia,
which is rapidly nearing completion.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-05

Diana Huneker. sister of the well
known art critic and member of the
Travelling Salesman" company, which
recently appeared here at the Van Ness
theater. has completed a farce comedy
which is promised an early production
in New York. It's theme is that of the
suffra gette movement