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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15
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that carries the Associated Press reports-
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man paper in Baltimore that gives its rend
ers all the important happenings in the
City, the state, and the World, fresh every
day.
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h CORRESPONDENT Is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
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SnnIh.
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Hihie".
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gSaroelbtIhers 9pritclungen.
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VI. g32. JtpVotAr0aopaN.
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ben ~. UfdrS. 4 llbr Hadmiitaes. lCRtes Anirls
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Cos Slaidjcniiin. Scportemc;:t Der
Geo. @iinttcr, iun.. @ron.Go. lit nit
ocn neiiciten Ginrid)tungen perieben.
rrrnittelit bercr bas 9icr oireft aus
6cn 2agcriaiicrn Der @rauerei Oen
Tlaid|cn 5usciiibrt miro. Gic 6oIae
Il; ciil pcrlenoeS, IdGumcnbes, rcincs
Sier; beionoers observation-disclosures
st cmpicblen. 9eitellt brett bon Der
Graiicrei. = Gusenb Elaifen $1.00.
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(Iail, TiIoSa--)
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clncl1 N'li'tentcn. Ger Glloraltares
Nrjt. Der bisbcr iein 5%lueitcr IIiiItent
mar, mlad)t ieinc cigencn Grllcnnll.
gen.
Gr. @clih iprod ollt) ilbcr Dos
Sd)ulipitcn. Ser ScfretGr Der Be
borbe crbGlt aroBcre 8crualt, De-
SdulaebGllOc g Nufieber erbGlt Dos
Rcdt. flcillcrc &erbeiicringcn por.
,u1tcbmet. Sic Shul, &iiitatorcll
mcrocn ub9eihaiit. SIN 8roBen uno
@on5cn blcibt OaS Shulipitcm ME
c5 jcbt lit.
Gle Nlliiiht iiber Die Nciorular'
i%tolterL iogtc 1r. Melih, lpeldle inter
benz olten Charter Der 8eI11gniB'
beboroc 5llltebt, miro bilrh ocu neu.
Ell Gburter Der itGbtiiheu gchoroc
iiir @obltbGtigtcit uno Gorreftiolcn
iibertrogen, mo bic @efGngnIBbc-
boroc miro bon nclln an iilnf Nit.
alie0cr rcbll5irt.
Or. @elib iagte gum Shlub, boB
Die Gipiloicnit-alnliel cine ser iuid)=
tighten &louicln bcS CHARTERS ici, oui
sic bic gauge StuotoerWaltung olf.
aebout. Gipilbienit lei mbebin0t
uotbmcnoig, mcnn Dem Mopot m0
ben Gcpnrtcmcnt5poritcbcrn oic Sc
lunlt gc9eben ipcr0e, Gntloiiun9clt
por5uncbmcn, obnc acknowledgement
crbe6ell 5lt brollhel.
Ncrr 91tpoll iprud iiber bcn Sbeil
bes CHARTERS, Ser bon Orn 6il,or5el:
Der Stobt bonoelt. Sic 8udiiibrumg
mcr6c pcreininht uno cine uniiormc
@ud,iiibrltng in ollcu Tcportcmcnto
cingciiibrt. Ser Gontrolcur perNc
BON Dem Gpllcftircn Scr Murfte mo
@aicngcbiibrcu crleittcrt uno oicic
EiIidt Dem Collector scr @aiicrmic.
then mo 2iccnjen iibergeben. Ger
Gontrolelr lucroe aar tcinc 6onN@
5t b%unobabcu baben. mo Der Stabt-
Hc9iitrotor fcin 9aargcIo orsae-
ben, ioltoern ollie NnIpriide 0urdl
GbcdS bc}oblcn. Gle Bidder 0cS Golt
trolcllrS lollcn 9cnolt 5ei9en, ipie Die
Sinnn5logc uno mie bod sic %Itcrer.
bare @oiia Scr Stoht lit. Sir bic 0c.
Sobllul0 Scr Sbli1ationcn bubell b;c
GonnIiiiGrc Die oelttid)e 9oupereinSs
SOcc 1cmGblt, nod Scr icocS Sohr
Gin bcitimmtcr SbeiI Ger Sbli9otio-
nsll eillgelGit miirbc, mas ole 9nlogr
zines Silgun0Sionbs iibcriliiiiig
Mode mo jGbrlid, einen crbebIihcn
S6eil Der 3inicn iporc.
Serr Tllpoll iprodl olldJ iiher ocn
Elan beS CHARTERS, allc Ieportcs
mcnts inter Die Sberolliiid]t Scr 9c.
borbc fiir oiicntlihc grbeiten SIT
itellen, oic lid ans Der 9uo9ct6eb6r.
DC mo ben pcrihieoeucn ,i1gcnicll.
rclt 5uionnnenlctt. Cine mihtiac
alollicl ieL bob iiir boS NuireiBen
bes StroBenpfloiterS III ollcu 51lIen
Die idriitlid)c G%rlmlbniB be3 Stob;.
SpgcnicurS erIorocrli6 ici, uotilrlid,
Der SanftionirunG ser 9eboroc fir
offentlidc Arbeitcn ultcuporien.
Ter Charter, iogtc er. idoffc oltd)
oo& Amt zines Giufaufs. Ygcnten, 10
boB fcin Gcportcmcnt ~mobbGnalg
GintGuic modJen fonntc. Siernurd)
lueroc cine Gali5 crbeblide Gripors
nib 9cnlnd, merbeu.
Turd) Ole Ybihoiilm0 oeS 60.
bats bel Scr 9c3ahlirn1 ser Stelicrn
ipiirbcn Die Stncr5obler nid,t neni,
ger unb nid)t mebr PeSohlcn, ais lie
jcbt tom, ober bic Stoot fam ibrc
Stcucrrntc pier Gcnta nicbri9cr on.
icten.
3rm ShluB iprad)cn Scrr 9opib
SllBlcr unb Mappr Wubpol. Grite.
rer iprod) inn glgcnleincn iibcr pro
ArcIllpc Stuotperunltuug, mo Der
Mopor erflGrte, cr iohttionirc oeu
llcilcu Charter IN allen SbciIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-15

selllar INN Green. fiir oenlelben Die
SO. &onig uttb Sroger. Sr. @einbe-
man bencrftc III Grflorii1g icincr
Stimucuobgabe. oaB or Ieoialit oeS.
bolb gegcn Den Intrag itinune, I'M
IN oieier pid)ti9cn Sad)e feline llcbcr-
eillil9 iuoIten 5t lollen.
Snt llebriger c~rleoiAte Der 5meitc
3lueig mir unheocutcnoe @eihGite.
Sn britter Selltng nngclonmen mllr.
De Ole @crorhmung, ipcIde Die 6ubr-
Acknowledged bon Sofomotipen in
nerbulb Der Staot9ren5en rcaelt.
Cine nci,e 3eroronnla lpurbc bltrd)
Srn. aonig ein9ercid)t; oieielbe olt-
t~oriiirt bic N6rolihc Gentrol. Balm,
3iuei 3~lpei9gelciic Dor Sem 8rllnb.
itiitc Der VI. 2. Sill so. an Der EbiI.
potitraBe 5l leGcn.
los GOnlitc fir &crfcbrSluc9c be.
rihtete ole &crorbnung @etreifS
9onocnnlirung mo G%r6ffnung Der
Iutelano : StroBe, BON gtortb Pine.
bis sur 2oiopctte : Nuenuc, 0iinitig
Cit.
III c rltcn HatbS5iucigc.
SIN critcn Rotbo5pcigc luurOen Die
natItebcnOcn Gcroronungcu in brit
ter SeIllng angcnomnlcn:
&erbreiterung ser Sarforo.9lpc.
Nutoriiirllng al Srn. s. Z. Gner-
Jon, Elm @ebailoc ST. crrid)ten, Dos
cine Sobc BON 175 SUB iibcriteigt.
Gntfernung 0es Srinfbrunlens
ou Sd)roeber. unb SoninSItroBc.
&crpflidtung Der Sd)ul Commit
fare, bic SdulArulbitiifc pon Gia
nno Stnce 81 rciui0cn.
Sr. &cit bradJtc Gin ENHANCEMENT
5u Der T~eroronrng Gin, neldc Die
Sompbcn = @ooObcrrp : @eieQidoit
aItoriIirt, I'M Nuid d. Eorf Gin @e-
bGlloc iiir Tbboltuna otbIctiiher
Spicle 81 crrid)tcu. GicicS Nmcn-
ocnlcnt beltimlnt, baB iencS 8ebGilbc
iolange BON Der genonutcn 8eieIl-
idoft perpaltet merbeu ioIl, bis cine
mllni3ipolc 9cb6rOe, lpeldcr Die
Sbcrouiiidt iiher oifcntlihes Sport.
peIell 5ltItebt, ms 2ebcn g"erufcn lit.
Die fol9enben nellen Tcroromnl=
gen lpllrbcn cingereiht:
BON Srn, @ricbcI: NipeQirllng uno
Ncnpflnitcrling bon @orrcitraBe, bon
eight. bis SoiparoitraBe;
bon Or, Seller: authorization 0ca
SltperintenOeltten ocs itGotiid)en DC
leiid)tltllgspeienS, 100 rcltc 9oaen-
lompcn olll 9rooOlpap, 5lpiid)cn 9ol=
tinlorcltroBc mo Der @erftc am 1Sl,-
BE oeS 9roootuap, 5u inItuaircn;
bon Srr. alcin: Ncitnipellirung II.
Henpflaltcriulg BON GorolineitroBc,
5piihen Baltimore mo 5%bomcSItr.;
bon oemielben; Neu,ipeQirung II.
Heupilniterlnlg bon Grctcritr., 3pi-
ld)elf 0oltimorcitroBc mo Goutons
Npenilc;
bon '&rn. &iQer: Nutoriidtipn ser
Sto0t. pom Srn. Senrp @nltcrs 9oits
pldbe III Siib . Baltimore oils sc
ldlcnf on5uuebmen.
IN eiilcr genleinid)aitlihen SibuntN
6eioer 3lueigc iuurbe oic Sirnln
Mepcr II. Sbnlbeimcr nit % Stim.
men ols Stoot Trldcr ertpGblt;
MIR flint Stimmcn ml,rben fir oic
ollberc %tSirntn, Die iih I'M Den go
itcn bcluorb, Die Sirlnu Gerncp . 0u=
lallcp So, ob9cgebcll, Die Stimunen
Der Stubtrntb smitglieber lllrid),
MlIifcn mo alcin pom critcn mo
ScinBcnun mo Green pom Speitell
3ipcigc.
IN beibcn 3meigen murbe inter
slltibebun1 Der @eidaitsrcgeln eir
bon Srl. SeinBernon I'M 5peiteil
3meige ein9ereidte Yerorbuuna ol,-
leltonlmclL ipeld)e Srn. Senrp Mal=
tiers iiir bic Stiitung 3mefo Grid
tllrg elmer @obeonitolt III Siio.9ol,
tinlorc Gonf iogt.
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9i0biion umo Die llnterbniionlitglte.
Scr 8. NJ. Gigga ulb Carbide 9.
9enion oils Gomnliiiion ernennt filr
oclt @ou Der Sdule, Der bis 5lum /.
Scptcmbcr 1913 pollcnoct iei4l mtB
ilto nid)t mebr ais 100000 fplten
bari.
SIN untcrboua.
GuS lluterbuus nnbnl bcltte Nbern
oic Nnti q. Grabbing . Stornp = Bill
nit 10 ge1er IA Stimmeu oil. 8e'
gen bic @in %ltintnltcn bic $50, Wain
SbedclS, ForfS un0 gates BON Bal
%tinlorc, Sommono pom 9omorb-Go.,
Got BON Baltimore . Gollntpt SS.
burn uno Sorrett ionie Slilliouu Don
@orioro : County, s. .. Roc BON
Queen Nnne'S Gountp, EctcrS nno
Sing BON WorceitersGo.
gIltd) Die Dill oes Srr. WcGuooc
BON Baltimore, neld)c ben SogcIobn
Der it1otiiben Nrbeitcr uno Der Ir.
better Der itdotiihen G%pntroftorcn
oi,i - crb6bt, poiiirte Ole brittle Sc
illn0.
Sic @obIbil iiir Clifton, Cecil.
County, iueld)c cine @robuoter-&lolt'
lcl entbGlt, muroc pom Gonlitc filr
MobIcn OiinitiG cinbcrid)tct. Ger 9e'
ridt mltroc trpb Der Oppolition Der
HcpuhlifonCr an0cnuntmcn.
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Nutis.
Scbbel's cin5iges StnSiu.

Seocrmann fcnnt bic bon ms nc.
~liciertc Trbtit; mir bcnfen nidt ba.
ran, ms ielbit su lpbcr, iunScrn iiber-
laiien bies nniercn 2eiitnnscn. &einc
2reppen bel rtns 81 eritcisen. 2aHcn
Sic i'd pun Nnbcrem nid,t tanidcn,
es siebt nnr Gin cinsiges Sebbel-Stms
rio mno oics bcfinbet lid i'm Haterrc.
Mdltem Sic auf Scs Sans, mo nnicr
Namcm anf Sbiiren nnb Jcnitcrm
itcbt.
Seine Iecnten. Gin YrciS.
Ndrteg Sic nmf
-Sebbel's-
321 HorS-0an.S STR, nabc SiaGsGtr.
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Hide at u dc. 49, Inter gro
Ser 9etheiligumg pom 2clotroHenoel'
fono 0eitcrn NnhnittoG Ole Secrrl'
alllo oeS an ~. 8. DTS. I'M Nltcr
BON IS SaGrcn nerItorbcncn Scrr!l
,Sobn Sbingcr pom Srmlerboulc 9tr.
2i0S, SIt-Dtomtment-S truBe, aus
ollf Dem Cat 2omn. 6ricobofe" Itatt.
Eo1tor aorl genieIer BON Der %5lucittn
bcutid)cn STRIDE Der cpangcllld)ell
8cmeinidoit an Milton.Nuemle mo
Mobeiru.S traBe omtirte I'M lrallcr=
hollie ltno onl @robc. Cine Siil!c
prGdtigcr 9lumcnitildc lhniiftc Ocll
Sorq. Gic lebtc Gbrc ais 9obrtld)-
trigger crmicicn DEM Gntihlafcne,
hic ScrrUn George Gouitnton nro
N(cronoer Gems mo bier WitglicSct
ocS ,Gutom Gonc!opc 9r. 21G, :. :.
s." Scrr CTR. Miiner lcitctc bic 9e-
e%roiglu,g. Ger Gcritorbcnc lpurne
ON a. Mpril 1852 IN Nupcrn gebcs
rclt ln1o fam I'M Nltcr pon 10 Sob.
ren nad) Imcrifa. Seit 30 Sahrcll
iuar er nit ser jctiqen Wittuc, 6ralt
Nugltlto, 9eb. Nobitolu, perhclrotbct.
gteben 2ebtercr binterl0Bt cr iet)a
Sobnc, Sobn, &id)oro, @illiom, Nt-
bert, George uno SorrD Sbinacr,
1,no slpci Sodtcr. Die Srls. Worp
luno Sopbia Sbin9er.
Nufocn Eoitor :. George
Spilmol, bon ser bcl,tidcn cnongc.
liid)eu Vctblebem g 8enrcinoc rincll
crNreiicnocn SrouergotteSoicnlt Nce
boltclL inno 9citcrn Nod)nllttoG DoS
2cidcnbegGngnib ocs ON #. s. MtS.
I'M Nltcr bon - Subrcn pcrlturbellc1
Scrrll Start @obe pom Srullcrboule
9r. 1929. Norb.Gbeitcr. StraBc. aus
uii Dem nSmmolulelS . 6%rieobpic"
olt ser Noriuro.Mouo itutt. Sic lette
RubeItGttc beS Iabingeid)ieocncn
muroe nit piclen foitbarcn 9lumel,
Itiidcn gcidmiidt. IlS @obrtuhtrl'
ger iuligrtcn Die Serren >Sobn Sorn.
George anlitdL Nnt. Studs, &olcrb
Sliclla, &cnrp @ciiitg unb Scrrn
alderman. Scrr @osc milrhc onl %.
Nopembcr 1889 in Baltimore 1cbc.
rer. Gr lunr N~potbefcr itno III Ser
Srep'iden Npotbctc an @nps mo
Gbcltcr.S troBc nngcltcllt. Ntebcn lei
ncu Gltern, Serrn Nlbert @obc ulo
Sron Goro 8obc. gcb. NienItebt,
bintcrloBt er orei Nriiocr, bic &crrcil
lbcrt. Trcocrid ulh Sobn @oBe, mo
5npei Sd)meitcrii, oic sSrls. Minnic
llnb Ioru 8oBc.
Die Sirnu Nrbrclu Noboc & Sohn
lcitctc oic Sccrbiaunl.
Hcnc clettri dc 9ntnmn y.
tiucn. - 0cltcrl trnlcn Sluci llellt
clrftriid)c Hptnmptipcn iiir BIT. @ul.
tinlore.S Chic 9nbn" bier cir. Gicic
ncilcn Moid)incu iino I'M Stnnoc, CT.
ncn 5000 Sonllcn itlucrcn 3il1 iiGcr
einc StciNnng bon so Snb pro Mcilc
5Ii 6cioroern; iie fonnen cine 3opo,
5itGt bon 300 EicrocfrGitcn entlpit
fcln nlto iilb behclitcllb itGrfer OILS
bic alten elcttriid,cu 2ofonlotipcn.
ipelfe 0ic 3iigc bitrd) bcn Belt Sul,
mel ilchcn.
9enobmcu lid ilc0ci'
bait. - Eoli5cirid)tcr 1~bompioll
beltroItc Nciicrn IN Der Canton Eo!i
ici'tciion licbcn iullgc WGnncr. Die
lid am Spnntag Ibcno III circnl
StroGcnbohnluoggon Der @af Gipcri
Sinic onf %ilc9clboitc @ciic bcroni-
men hattcn. nit ic So mo Soften.
alc bcjobltcn. NM elmer Sobrt mad,
Dem Soluion Wcidngnib Si clitae-
ben.
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Sbcp. s. Niencr &: So,
217 CT Sfltimprc Strapc.

Tcntldcs iino alocres ausIdnoi.
ices @cl0 gefouit INTO o~crfauit.
WcIoicnorngen beioret mad, Teutid).
lano, Seitrcidl, Hublono II. i. IN.
Beficl oiisgeitclIt aui ousl1noiite
Snnfen. Grcoithricic ur,o 1ropelers
Gheoucs. o.
YaNe tara MnslaMb beisrst G. Slaime, lis
cNs1eltlmpre'otr. aahe GHfteu oeute.4ise.
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WcISiemoYnacn.

0cIoieuounsen nad) Scntid,loio
lno Seitreid) : llngarn iiter mn
id)neG beiorat 5. 10 unb 20 Mart'
icnie 10 mnb 20 8roneil.S d)einc 81
pcrfnufen.
CLEO. s. 9iener e. &c.,
o. Nr. 217, Cit.%nltimcre.St IT.
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yWelobic ~Santcn'@crcin."
-Nroher Wasfeu Vua-

@ittnuudb ben 16. 9Rars 1910,
Sbimcf's Safe, 932 N.'Vrpao'uaS
Sifets 10 Gents.
@crtbuolIc Yrriic mcrbem acgcbcn.
G2,D
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lcl, ipcld)c Die TcralSgobinlg bon
Sillun0sionoa SbliHotioncn auto.
mriiirt. iucil ooolrd bic um,iibc Mn.
b1ilfunb bon Sonos I'M ilgrn9siono
Dcrbiitct miro. Cas- bebclitet iebr picl
fiir bic @clpobncr 9altimorc's.
@cSii9lid, ser 9citeilcrui1 mil ib
cillen WcrNlcidl nit Tbilaoelpbia olls
%itcllell. philadelphia bot inns meit
iiberholt, ulb ooa fonhmt bopnn. Dob
tSobrifonien III philadelphia feline
Stelicrl lnilen. m1lreno IN 9olti-
More llilr Bic Mnid)il,eric BON ser @e.
liellerilrlg olIaoel,on1inelt iuiro."
Sr. Geo. n. @oitber. Der oiid) Nit.
Olicb Der olicil Gbortcr . Goinhliiiion
ipar, iagtc, MIR meitige miftigc gcll-
bcrnnen icicn porecuoim,clt nor.
oen. Iic 6cruoIt. ipcld)c Der Stubt
oeip1brt miiroc. ioatc @r. @oitber.
lit pcrNrobcrt morocn. Sic Stoot
fam otblctiidc SpiclplGtc. 9nocan-
lialten nlo GttentionSbGilier fir ili-
acnbliflc @cianocne anleeen. Scrner
hat Die Stdot ricDr 8cipolt, INN bnS
Haitd)iibel obiiitellen.
Or. Mellh iprod) iiber SanitGisme.
icu. Ter BeinnobeitS , Gommil'Gr
ioIlte ein 6admoni icin in 9c5ng
! ouf Sanitoispcicn. CT erbGIt nur
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
LARGE AUDIENCE
SEES THE "ALASKAN"

Disappointing TO those who had
seen the original Blethen-Girard pro.
duction of The Alaskan but still
retaining much OF its first attractive
charm, the revised and reeonstruct
ed" version of Richard F Carroll and
Gus c. WeiRburg was presented be.
fore an exceptionally large and unus'
ually apprcciHtlve audience Saturday
night audience at the Ogden Theatre
last night The beautiful music, clev-
er lines and attractive business" Of
the original production have suffered
In the re.making but as they failed to
score the success they deserved when
first presented, and as the rougher
comedy. catcher" but less meritor-
lous music and lesser ability of the
players appears to please the average
play-goer who apparently seeks moth
ing more elevatIng than simple jokes,
horseplay and cheap music; It Is Just
as we'll from box office standpoint,
that The Alaskan" has been made
over With "The Totem Pole the
first act finale. the song and chorus
Mother Did and For 7 Dream OF
You" still retained. the charm OF the
first production could not be entire
ly destroyed
Strengthened by some really good
speclalties including the SNOWFALL
song and feature, and others equally
attractive. The Alaskan" VIII be
moro popular than ever, but 1t will
never fill the uplifting space left
by the original
Scenery and costumes have not been
Reconstructed" even though the orig
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-02-27
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Inal production was put through a
process OF revision. They are the
same, and therefore, not as good, as
when Mr.. Cort was at the helm. The
company. too. is inferior Detmar
Poppen as Totem Pole Pete comes
nearest to approaching the excellence
Of Edward Martindale's work OF any
one in the company. The loss of Lora
Licb, soprano. and Fr-jzie Won Busing.
contralto, is noticeable although the
work of Jessie Stoner as Arlee. Alice
Keen az Mrs Good Better Best, and
Eta Lockhart, as Ku Ku Is above
the average. Gus c. Weinburg is the
same grand old comedian that he has
always been. his WORK as the profes.
sor iast night being the bright. shin
ine attraction of the company. Rich
ard F. Carroll. as Walzlneham Watt,
is fair and John r. Phillip fills the
role OF Richard Atwater with credit
from n vocal standpoint. but is short
on character portrayal. The chorus
Is mediocre.
On the whole, "The Alaskan" offers
an entertainment that is more than
worth the money. and one that de-
lights the average audience. A re-
turn engagement would deserve a
packed" house OF muslcal-comedy
lovers. but to those who have en-
Joyed the clever original with It's
strong company. expensive scenery
and costuming, clever lines and beau
tiful music, we say-stay away unless
you would have your illusions shat
tered The best things that Ogden
ever has had from theatrical supply
headquarters have come from John
Cort and the present Alaskan" is
not Cort production. by any means.
c. w NJ
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Sacred Heart Academy

| The patriotic note for Washington
birth day celebration was struck OF
the afternoon OF the 21st, when the
! third academies rendered the follow
ing pleasing program
Readings from THE Star OF the
West" Miss NJ. Grill, Miss Mendes
Vocal solo. III Were Rose"
Miss NJ Grill
Readings from The Star of the
west -. -.....,s-. -.-,,....,. ...
Misses Roberts. Beecher, Ragan
and G, Roache.
Vocal solo. when Song is Sweet"
......,... ....-.....,, Sans Souci
Miss Ragan.
Readings from The Star of the
West ,.......,.....
Misses Tyler and G. McNulty.
America" .............T The School
As previously announced, the mem
bers of the class are vocallsts and
artists as we'll as being gifted with
the ability to write and read well. so
the program was q very pleasing one
and very creditable for literary de-
but. The cover design Of the paper
was the work of Miss Goldc Roberts.
class of 1911. and was suggestive In
every detail The head of Washing
ton. the shield. the Stars and Stripes.
even the truth of the famous cherry
tree were all outlined
The papers were varied and inter
esting, ranging from grave to gay.
interest. while various local hits were
much enjoyed
The lnestimable value of these lit
erary efforts are best realized by
teachers who see the marked I'M
provement such attempts reveal. Rev.
p. NJ. Cushnahan and Rev J. RYAN
were present, also parents and friends
Of the pupils
That all the classes of Sacred
Heart academy are able to appreciate
things literary wsas attested last
Wednesday, when a delightful hour
was passed with the first academies
in their study of the interesting
American author, Washington Irving.
Quotations were reclted with consid-
cradle ease by each member, original
sketches were read. and all showed
that they had caught the spirit of the
EtnAit udl lueN lDlSul DC
kept in tune with the topics of the
day the program was concluded by
the intelligent account Of the Cur
rent Events"
ST Valentines day was mado
memorable at Sacred Heart by the
Junior department, who prepared
pleasant surprise for their senior
friends in the way OF a valentine box.
Much merriment was occasioned by
the many seniors bolng the reclDl-
cents of dainty tokens from the ever
welcome but uncertain Cupid After
several hours of thorough enjoyment
the Young misses repaired to the vo-
cal hall and contluded the evenings
diversion by a social hop"
Four new names have been added
to the list of Sacred Heart boarders
during the past week, among them
being the Misses Marguerite and La
Won Scott and Fay KarvesNen.
Miss Ansta Gamble, 'OS, OF Morgan.
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting
her many friends at Sacred Heart
Miss Lavina Buchanan Of Lone
Tree, Nevada. former pupil, called
at Sacred Heart last week on her
wav TO Salt Lake.
Rev. ] P. QuerIn of Waterloo. Ia.
who has been touring through the
west. spent Saturday and Sunday at
Sacred Heart.
AGNES KENNEDY 10
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The recent arrest of William Kelly
OF Richmond, n b. and his subse-
quent conviction at Portland, Me. and
sentence TO fourteen years in the
federal penttentiary at Atlanta, Ga.
for an assault upon an American Gus
toms officer has become an lnterna-
tional allsir. James Bryce, British
ambassador 10 the United States. has
made representations to Secretary Of
Stetc Knox that Kelly was arrested
by American officers on Canadian ter
rltory. and requested Kelly's lmmedl-
ate release. Kelly, it Is said. is a no.
torious smuggler,
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Pillow Sale

All Emerich Pillows great
ly reduced. Every pillow is
filed with feathers, thoroughly
cured, cleaned and purified.
90c. grade reduced to zoe
75c grade reduced to SOC
$l60 grade reduced to. S1.1O
$2.2 grade reduced to $1.75
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professor Is accounted one of the
pest In his line. and he did credit to
his high reputation.
The acadeW has recently received
set OF apr atus with which TO de.
termlne the amount OF water soils are
capable of retaining. The agricultural
class is growing
Next Monday evening the academy
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basketball team plays with the mutes
in the latters hall.
Inc first team has challenged the
FACULTY to play a game OF basketball
Inc challenge has been accepted. and
the members OF the faculty are to
a'n .ta'n lot two weeks before playing
the game.
The dancing class. under Prof e.
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Weber Academy Notes

The entertainment given last
Thursday by Prof Laurant. the ma
Gician, the fifth number of the acad-
emy lecture course. was enjoyed by
large and appreclatiye audience. The