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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03
(Jortisgung folgt.)

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

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Sauie auf Der WeIti.ite, in .insm aofs
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

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genieben, bic pbilofopbis unb Gelo
mir peri6affen tOnnen."
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

Gin iideres 3eihen elmer beftigen
Grf1Iiuns lit Elm S,,iien. @enn mir
Die GrfdItung los peroen, 10 Der.
ihminbet Der Sniien; inoem 9r. au.
quit aonis's pambureer griiitibee Die
Grfalfimg aus benz storper treibt, IN.
rirt er iider Den SuIten.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.

~ marry family; I'm going marry
the other
the she going
a
So hundred miles
from here So what difference could his possibly
I'm
are marrying Is famly-in
family up both Of hedy
please girl should marry
because member Of his family there
family skeleton anything
trying say al
that believe while
before she decided to family
from IT, she would s be marrying in him the product
family family ALL there apt to be GER
tain fixed standard certain unchangng
\
point of considering
money and the Of
think-he bought that
have a
lately Jones went by here to-
the hsndome white suit
Just think Harry Smith they stopped that's
expensive hotel in Atlantic
Mother the girl in school
one 60
inevitable family
family point Of view that the bea
money o a t to haven?
brought family
where the point of view
Isn't likely has their ideals
they are Of such widely different points Of view going asf
Perhaps they will imagamate
cosmopolitan point OF iew than either,
marry family
simply show you that no matter how far from them
might lie nevertheless fay
willing hat your ans
Only just don't make the mistake thinking
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
ALEXANDRIA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gibson and Mr..
Milton French. OF Alexandria. left Tues
day by boat TO spend the week at Ur-
bana. Va. Other members of the party
were Mr. and Mrs. 9. O'Connor Cool
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence R. Howard,
Miss Lima Harrison, Miss Jennie w.
Maitland. Miss Mary Gusts Lee, Mr..
Chester B. Goolrick. Mr.. W. X. Goolrick,
Mr.. Frank NJ Chichester. and Mr.. Frank
lin Stearns. OF Fredericksburg.
Miss Lila Barrett and Miss Kittie Bar
rett returned Monday from Cape Henry
where they spent the summer and are
now tie guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Hoof. AT their home in Contee. Nd.
Mrs. william Cabell Trueman, Of Rich
mond. is the guest OF her cousin. Mrs.
NJ. c. c. Pey:on. at her home, at Mount
Ida.
Miss Rose Macdonald left last week
for a visit to Cohassett Mass.
Mrs. George Hulfsh has returned from
a visit TO her former home in Indiana
Miss Rebecca Oermond is spending heI
vacation in Baltimore as the guest OF
Miss Julia Cuddon.
Mrs NJ. P. Poindexter and son. Of
Lynchburg. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
L. l. Armistead. at their home. 10 South
Patrick street
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Gordon Bent. Miss
Jean Bent. and Mr.. George Bent lefr
Monday TO spend the remainder Of the
summer at Basic City.
Me-
McCracken. and Miss Emma McCracken
and Miss Katherine Wilkinson. Of Pitts
burg. Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J
3. Duncan.
Mrs. James S. Groves. who has spent
the past month at Narragansett and
Newport. has returned to her home a
Mount Ida.
Mr.. Lenox Uhler left Friday 10 attend
the ann 1al competition for the Nationa
Trophy. at Camp Perry, Ohio.
Miss Florence Cathcart, OF Philadel
phia, is visiting relatives in Alexandria
Miss Cora Jones will leave next weel
20 visit Mrs. Waggaman, at her summei
home at Cape May.
Miss Ida Virginia Grigg and her cousin
Miss Mary Alena Entwisle. have returne,
/ from a visit to Asbury Park.
Mrs. W. II. F. Lee. Of 'Ravensworth,
was the guest Of Miss Katherine Stuart
at her home in King street during TIT
week
] Mrs John McCuen and son, Master Nc
Cuen, and Miss Fanny Entwisle left dur
ing the week for a visit 10 Colonia
| Beach.
Mr.. Simon Blondheim is az Atlanta
| City for a several weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Davis ant
their daughter. Miss julia Davis. Mr.. an
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
Lillian RusselI,r PLAY.

In Search Of a Sinner is the name of
the new play in which Lillian Russell will
appear next season. The play, which viii
open at Powers Theater. Chicago. Sep
TENDER 10, is a comedy by Charlotte
Thompson. Miss Russell also has another
play. The Pace that Kills" by Eloise
Steele, which will be produced this COM
ing season. She will not be in New York
TIL next February, when she returns for
an extended run. At last. It seems. Miss
Russell has separated herself entirely
from the musical play In trying to get
the public to accept her as a straight
comedian, she suffered the same disap-
pOintments and the same lack OF SYM
patty that Francis Wilson experienced
when he was trying TO establish himself
as something besides knockabout CO.
median- When once the public has iden-
titled a player with a certain definite
line OF work It long refuses to accept
him in any other fine Against such a
! tendency has Miss Russell struggled &1d
won. She has made her public admit her
ability as a Coincidence.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

James O'Neill, of Monte Cristo" fame,
will start the season in the support OF
Miss Viola Allen in The White Sister,
Back Of this announcement from the
offices CT Liebler & Co is as pretty an
instance OF gallantry as any in which
the veteran actor ever has figured on the
stage. When Mr.. O'NeiN last season
signed contract with Liebler & Co. It
was with the understanding that he was
to be starred in new play. at that
time being written for him by an Amerf-
can author Of note. Preliminary to this,
Mr.. O'Neill was to assume the role Of
Aonsignor Saracinesca in THE White
Sister" Shortly before the close OF the
season the new play. "A Prince Of the
Church, was finished. and Mr.. ONeill
was notified that this was to be his We
hicle for 1s10-11 Miss Allen, who is in
Europe, was written by the firm a short
time ago, reminding her Of the coming
change in her company. and telling her
that her route this season would be d.
rect to the Pacific Coast. Apparently
the letter did not reach MISS Allen
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

to keep the Knickerbocker Theater con-
tinuously occupied for the next two years.
with the right OF resting six weeks dur
ing each midsummer.
Contracts TO this effect were signed on
Thursday. AS soon as the documents
were exchanged Mr.. FrOhman announced
the attractions for the Knickerbocker
Theater covering the next two years. The
most surprising item contained IN the
list IS the news about which there has
already been a great deal OF speculation.
that the Knickerbocker Theater is finally
fixed upon as the scene for Maude Adams
production OF "Chanteeler."
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
GEORGETOWN.


near Fredericksburg. for the remainder
Of the summer.
Mr.. c. R. Johnson left town Sunday to
Join his family at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr. Edward Randell left the first Of
August to Join Mrs Randel at Newport.
where she is spending the summer.
DR.. William Taylor Snyder win have
charge of services at ST. Johns to-day.
Mr. Reginald LOCKER left last Satur-
day for Lake Champlain. Later he will
be Joined by his brother and sister, Mr..
Edward and Miss Bertha LOCKER.
Miss Alice Berry has returned from a
visit to Blue Ridge Summit.
Miss Z. S. S. Burr is visiting friends
in Herndon, Va
Mr.. and Mrs. Cragin have gone to
Chelsea. Atlantic City. for the month Of
August
Mrs Latimer and family have gone to
Atlantic City and Charlestown. w. Va.
Mrs. Mccartney and family have left
for stay at Bluemont. Va.
Miss Alice Morton has fully recovered
! from her severe Illness.
MISS NJ. T. MuroOck ana MISS 1AduSliiLe
have gone to Asbury Park
Miss Lucy Lewis. Of Virginia. is visit
ing her brother, Mr.. H. l.. Lewis, Of
Bethesda.
Mr. and Mrs. James Donohue, Miss
Donohue. and party Of five have gone
] to Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peet and family,
OF Cleveland Park, have gone TO West
Mystic Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Moore have gone
for stay at South HarpsweIl, Me.
The Misses Mayfield returned Wednes-
day from Atlantic City and left yesterday
for Frederick. Nd.
Mrs. David A. Greenlees and family
have gone to Atlantic City.
Miss Lottie Duvall is spending the week
end with friends in Baltimore
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

According 10 an interview given out in
London by Arthur Hardy. Margaret Ang-
In is 10 appear IN Peggy O'Neal," writ
ten by George Fleming, and later on she
r,ill use Frederick Fenn's adoption Of La
Rivale," 20 be known as The Other
Woman" Perhaps this information viii
be confirmed by George c. Tyler when he
lands this week.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

promptly, because Of her uncertain wan
derings through the continent. but yes
Crawford. SAINT Agnello di Sorrento,
whittier the actress has returned after
an absence Of several weeks. The mes
sage read: Earnestly beg Mr.. o'Neill
remain with company at least as far as
San Francisco. Both our hearts set on
this" 1t was signed by Miss Allen and
Mrs. Crawford. widow OF Marion Craw-
ford, who wrote THE White Sister"
This subtle suggestion Of Mr.. O'NeilPs
popularity in the West has had its ef-
feet. and reaSsuring answer has been
cabled the ladies at villa Crawford. "A
Prince OF the Church" win wait fer pro-
duction until the new year.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
g SEPTIMUS WINNER

Pope he made a dash for Dixie.
Said he'd set the dsrkies free;
But he hasn't done a. ready
What we did expect 20 see;
Down upon the Rappahannock,
Burnside went with army bold;
Says he tried 10 do his duty,
acting not as he was told.
Congressman may plan and twaddle,
How the fighting should be done;
Bull Run taught them to skedaddle.
Ely took too slow a run;
Editors. our men OF wisdom.
Lay the plan for Richmond's fall;
Greeley knows just how Mcclellan
Could have bagged the rebels all.
Down in Dixie he may lead US,
We viii follow any route:
TIL the silly War Department.
Gives the order-'Right about"
hincOln's great on prOclamations,
Stanton counsels Uncle Sam.
Hslleck does as their adviser.
Fremont IS a perfect sham.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
0 FAMOUS SONGS 0
- AND THEIR HISTORY 4 ]
Give Us Back Our Old Commando"

Give us back our old commander,
Little Mac, the peoples pride;
Let the army and the nation.
In their choice be satisfied.
With Mcclellan as our leader.
Let US strike the blow anew;
Give US back our old commander.
He will see the battle through.
CHORUS.
Give US back our old commander.
Let him manage, let him plan;
With Mcclellan as our leader.
We can wish no better man.
Men may fight for fame and glor,
Some may night just for the tin,
Give US then our noble leader.
Let us fight, but fight TO win;
Uncle Sam has lots Of money.
Mighty stores and many men;
Yet the people think IT funny
We should be repulsed again.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

While you think OF it. telephone your
Want Ad. TO The Washington Herald,
and bin win be sent you at cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

Maude Adams Mt the KnickerbOcker.
Charles Frohman has just effected an
arrangement with representatives OF AL.
Hayman & Co. whereby he IS given a
provisional lease on the Knickeqoocker
Theater for twenty-four months. with the
right OF renewal For that period OF
time Mr. Frohman will exclusively fur
nish all the attractions playing at the
Knickerbocker Theater. Mr. Frohman
guarantees the Al. Hayman & Co. estate
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07
aAAaA ~
Orchestra accompaniment.

Herman Standby, first 'cellist Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra. who made such
a success here as soloist with the Rubin
stein Club last season. IS spending the
summer at the seashore In Denmark.
where his chief exercise is swimming
with his horse in the sea.
Miss Helen DOGGY, Of Capitol Hill, an
interesting high school girl. VIII be chap
eroned at Atlantic City che remainder
Of this month by Mrs. Alexander A.
Thomas, of Chicago, who was formerly
Miss Helen Rowe. OF this city. Miss
DOGGY has a rich, sympathetic contralto
voice. which she is cultivating
Anton Kaspa-. violinist, has returned to
washington from Terra Alta Lake, in
West Virginia. where his family viii re-
main, Mr.. Kaspar will play during this
month in New York Avenue Presbyter-
ian Church, with Miss Gennan at the
organ.
Miss NJ. Catherine Linton. of this city.
gave recital, by request, at Manhasset
Hotel, Seaside Park. n. J.. Friday evening.
She was assisted by Mr.. Thompson basso,
also of this city. There were many Wash
ington guests among the audience. which
filed the big hall Of the hotel.
The last and as yet almost unknown
brilliant musical expression Of Henry
Tucker, composer Of many popular airs
in the last century. has just appeared in
Washington in a unique and attractive
setting in sheet form. This song is en-
titled Sailing Away" Its words are by
Harriet n. Ralston and its music by
be a 10y forever IN the musical world
The appealing history Of this song ADDS
also to its vivid interest. and may be
briefly mentioned. Thirty-seven years
ago Henry Tucker wrote the music Of
Sailing Away for its present words.
and prepared the sheets for launching
them into popular favor. bat Just on the
eve Of this action a calamitous fire swept
away, 10 all appearances. the entire edi-
| ton. together with the plates which had
/ been used in its, preparation, and this
disaster was soon followed by the death
OF Mr.. Tucker. Ever since that time,
/ although earnestly sought for, no trace
OF the song could be found until very
recently. when two copies were discov-
cred carefully stored away in hidden
archives. and from these preserved copies
a new edition is row produced.
Il
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

Copyright. 40. The Pres" oompanyJ
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

The final concert az the Washington
Grove Chautauqua VIII be given next
Friday by members of the Bache Quartet,
composed Of Mrs. Samuel V. Gusack.
first violin: Frank p. Howard. second
violin; Fritz Mueller, cello. and Miss
Florence Noack. pianist. Miss Noack,
who is a talented and accomplished
young musician, will also sing several
numbers during the evening. Their pro-
gramme viii be as follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-08-07

Mrs. Eva Whitford Lovette. wife OF Dr.
T S. Lovette, both OF whom are mem
bers of the music faculty OF the leading
college of Texas. entertained a company
OF her old friends in Washington on Mon
day evening in the home Of her father,
that they might meet DR. Lovette TO
whom she was married at Christmas.
and who was a stranger in Washington.
Dr. Lovette rs b charming musician
and composer, ard a delightful pro-
gramme OF music was given by Mrs. r. H
Dalgieish. DR.. and Mrs. Lovette, and
Mrs Helen Nye McGhee, formerly Of
this city. now Of Cincinnati, who is Wis
iting her mother and brothers. Mr.. Nc
Ghee IS now n member OF the faculty
OF one OF the Cincinnati colleges OF
music.
W. ". Daily. IT.. cornetist, accompanied
by his wife: Miss Mabel Daily. pianist.
and Warren Settler. violinist. Of tho
Rebew Orchestra. are spending the sum-
mer az Colonial Beach.
Director Little. OF Keller Memorial
Lutheran choir, has announced that the
choir viii be on vacation during August
Miss Ethel Batson. soprano. will visit
Lakeland. Nd; Miss z. Harriet Riley.
eontralto, will 90 TO Fairfield, Pa, and
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