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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
SaIt pruflomirt Wiiuimul-9iNtcn fiir
Scntiflnnb.

V q binQfon :. G, I. 6cbr,
--, @rGiiocnt Ioit crIirB bcute cine
Troflomation, inter bcrcn &croro'
mrnoCn nlle aus Tcutihlon0 i'll Die
Ger. StoatCn mo 0crcu @cliBun1cn
Gic @bilippincL ioluic Die &nIcln
Nunnl un0 (utlrilo ol2gcnommem
i!nportirtc 2lrtitcI nod 0cm 81. Mor5
1910 81 Ocu NIinnuol- -Hntcn oco
rcucn IoriiS ciugcloiicn lucrOcn iols
len. 9ic 0cutitbcn &ulonien iino III
Der Proclamation nift cin0eIhloiien,
neil ooS StnotSOeportelnent npd)
nitbt ocl1l9euoc 3cit aebobt bot, IiN
ilbcr oic ,SruAc 81 unterrihtch oh
6'clc &olonlclt Ac1cn onlcrltolttl6c
glrtffcl 0iarrinlinircn obcr nift. Bis
5um 81. NlGr5, al pcldcnl oo9 nclc
SonOclaobtonmcn in @roit tritt,
miro ic0otb uoIlc 9luitldrlulg porlic-
Gcn ln0 uobrlhciulth mcr0el 0onn
0lrh bic ocutidcn &olonicn otc Wti.
ulntulrQten crbnltCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
NaieuItiiber fir S,cuburn.

Senutor bon ,Soabo mobt GcbUiiigcll
9lnariii ouf conioocrirte &ctcru
uen inn Senot. f. Conn itimm.
ten ullc ieine EorteiQcnolicn gc.
gCn i'm. - Wcuig llu9itbt nuf
bnloigc 2lnnabmc Der &ncorpos
rutionsbill.
@oibinatou, :. &, I. 6cbr,
- Senator Socpburu bicIt bcutc i'm
Scnut cine Heoc, in mcIhcr cr bcn
%orihlng cine sln5ubI 2lrmcc5cItc
5Nm Webrouh bci hem SobrcHloQcr
Ger conioocrirten Eetcrmen 5u Wto-
bilu, gIo. i'm nG6ltcn glpril 5u lei
Zen, cncr9iid bcfGmpftc. Gr tuocItc
oid) Den GonJrcB meBcu 9lnnobmc
ser iitrSlih in Der Stotucnbulc bc3
&npitoIS nuigcitellter Stotuc ocS sc.
EcrnIS Nobcrt &. Sce. Seinc HcOC
NOR cine ilBerIt bittcrc uno mohl Oic
0cbGiiiAltc gc9cn Den SiiOen uclhc
lCit ocn Sogcn hcS 9iir9crfric1ca i'm
Gou1rcB ucrnommen nlroc. 9toh
hrm NCuburn icine glniprohc bccnoct
Gnttc. bcnlcrtte Scnotor 9ontbco6
C2llu) tllrjmcg er boffc, 0ob iih Der
&Drrc0ucr crleihtcrt fiihlc, llIS Damn
clli tSor6crlnlg 9altbcn0'a 5ur Nib.
I.nlnlr1g lelhritten muroC, ltimn-
ten nllc nnueienoen Scnotorcn fiir
bic NiIl, meld)e boS 2ciben Der 3clte
oa Die coniooerirten Geternnen auto
l;lirt. Ger Senat pniiirtc belltc aud,
l0chrcrc Bills sur GtobIiruug bon
6;ihbrlltitntioncn in ucrid)icocncn
CGciICu bc9 2onbcs.
><m Ncpr0icutontcnbnllic griif Oar
lett (Scun.) oic pon ErGliOcntcn
Gait Nlr 9lnnobmc cmpioblcne 9uu-
rCs SlcorporotionSbill, mclhc bcllte
III bciocn SGlicrn einbcridtct muroc.
ais perfoilungsniorig on, y8ie cS
Lcute 2lbcno bciBt mill oic 9Iomini,
i,rotiol niht ouf ibrcr 9lnnobmc
m0brcno Der gcgenu6rtigcn SiBimg
ttltehen.
0n9 $oolls omob(, mic Der Senot
n'cr beutc llngefdbr iiiui Stlmocn
lang i'll Situng, unh 9eioc pcrtogten
i;Gl bis morgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
aaltc ucrnriadlt aeiicl.Grploiiun

u cm Dorf, I. iebruar. --
->ic &Glte lpar oic Suuptllriodc elmer
bette friib cingetretcnen grploiion
uno eires gronbes, ollrh ipelde ore.
Heriunen uerleBt lullroen, cinc Der.
irlbcn tootIih. Ter aeiicl IN Diar
S:crjfc's 9ieiioluntion an Der gSeii,
g StraBe. in nelfeln bos NoiIer
iudbrenb Der 9iadt geiroren mar,
rlaste belte iriib, itohoem mar ein
sSeier inter ibnt ongc5iinbet bate.
mo bos 'SauS ling sSeuer. Scrsfc,
iainc @ottin mo cine aohin lullroeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

pcn fiini Seeleltten. pelhc ais 8odc
Gei Dem 0raf 5uriid blieben ioluie
tcs 5lpeitcn Oiodts. sipeier Seelcutc
lmo breier 9uIinBicre, pelhe oos
ySrod i'll einenl 9octe perlieBen uno
ieitoem uernliBt iperoen. Gie Bun.
hesreaieruna miro ein sSobr5elig of
'didcit I'M nod Den GernliBtcn ,il
iihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Mn cincr yalnfrcn5nng gct6otct.

Otuncie, &no., Z. Scbrunr. -
r5nneS lno 2conorO S1ids, 3luei Iieh.
binoler, purben bciite oil elmer
@abnfrcl5un9 3lr Dorftomn getoOtet,
els elm Eerioncn5ug Der ,9ig Sour.
Gnbn" ibrc &utidc 5eribmettcrtc
Gsoao 1Sonc6, I5nbrnann IN 9icnltCn
cries SeibItnllbciBcra, iuclher oa9
,5lllrmcrf lcnftc, crlitt iootlid,c Ser
lci,ingen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
gSiro in Clio 0cbrnndDt.

@oibiuNton, :. s., I. Sc6r,
-,- u. $. Guia uou Obio oonfte
Gu,tc olo 9liiiitcnt OcS @cncrol.9rm-
boaonluoIta inn ><uiti5Ocportcment ab,
lm Ole StcQc OeS Noriibcr9 0cs rcpu.
biifoniihcn Gretutiu GonIite'S nl
Chic III iibcrncbmcn mo Die rcpublis
foniifc Gompognc IN Oem erp6bntcll
Stoatc inn nddbltcn Scrbit 81 lcitCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Baltimore, Mh, 9cnaas, ben s. Tebrmr 1910.

orrd) bic GrpIoii0n bcmllBtjo4 aus
ibrcn Better Ncihlcllocrt mo crlit-
ter i6ncrc @rouomlmocn, cbc lie uon
rcr 20cbnluuniduit oua ocnl @cbNl'
SC 0choIt mlrocn. tSrou Soerjfc iii
niht 81 rcttcu. GtIihc in Sem @otal
Gclinolihc SGItc cuttumcu obnc
Shuoru uGbrcnO mcbrcrc 9hlnpdrs
tcrnmcn Icidt perlebt mW0ul.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Salt in ocn SatefinS.

&in0itoL N..D., T. 6cbrllur,
CoS thermometer iicl bCiltc 5lStom
itrb. 9clmuorc-GoirntD, nlli % Broh
intcr 9tlQ licS lit Die nicoriGIts
lcmpcrotsr. meIhc 0icirn 9Sinter I'M
G'otStiU Hcbir0c pcr5cid)net nor
cen iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
1ie Sdliffbriidlisen bes 3ampfers
y,Sarallun."

Babes, alasfn. :. 3ebruar. -
Ger Geiite aus Selparo bier nnae,
femmene lampier yTietorin" brafic
orc Voliogiere nno Rannid,oit bcS
81 Sldmnu Ban acibeitcrten Gonr
piers oisarolloB" nit slusnobmc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
u. 4anitib,

gipro. 9pppletpn. straAe
Gentidle Bidder nuS 3eiti6riften.
Sueeuoihritten. Rdrden mo gr5dbluuaen.
aIafiiier, Geoidte. ionane etc, (Septe.iSj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Neue Woramylerie.


Scidc ciuCr Srau inter Dem TuN.
buScn urritett anfgcfnnScn.
lie Folijei iubnbct olli Ocn pcr
idnluocncn Gbemomn. WGo-
d)cuuGrocr in SoIcop, Sbip, Dem
cIeftriihcn Snlbl ilbcrontluortct.
- (rogiicbe@ gu0c elmer ln0liid
Iiteu gbc IN indianapolis. -
Gtebr Spicr oca Giicnbobn,Mos
loda. aoltcS @cttcr pcrlr-
Ioft aeiicI .Gyploiion IN Ncitot.
ration lmo Ben mobrihciuIihen
Soo Der @ottin oc2 Gigcntbil-
nlcrS.
9tcm 9ort I. 6cbruor. -
6rou 9lgnca 9lubcrion 1plrOc bClttc
els 2ciebe inter benz 6uBbobcn oco
SoutcrroinS ibrcr iriibcrcn Npb.
umg al Der @eit.9i. StraBe pcrbor.
gen uuigeilmbcn. Sic mar icit mcb.
lcren (ugcu to0t lno Der &erluc.
ImgSgerub errcatc 0en &cronht Der
Gigeltbimerin hca 8cbGuocS. 0os
$1oua bat ieit leBtent sSrcitog Iccr &c.
i.unpen. Gic EoIi5ci fubnoct ollf ocn
@ottcu scr lobtcn.
9ic 2cifc lag iIbcr elmer @nlicr-
l0bre IN cincr So0bhmg, mcihc in
cent Gonfrct bcS 8ltBboocnS ols0c-
bnblt luor6cn mar. Coroner 0ollcn
l;cin dllBcrtc nod cincr uorl0lliigcn
llntcrilId]ung bic 9niid)t buB Die
Scm crmiirgt lmtroc. 4ic Eoli5ci
gjolbt jet, ooB bic Soote nibt 6rou
9lQncs 9ln0erion lit, ionocrn 6rnu
9igncs fobinion, rpelfc ais Shlic.
bcrin oeS 0ulllcs i,n9lrtc, icood) uor
nlebrercn Sogen, mic man aloubtc,
nusgeSogeu mar. 9tiemonb crinnert
icb, tie leit lebtcn Wiittlpod6 geiebcr
5l boben. 0us SouS lit ein pier.
hodges, ino icinc @igcntbiinerill,
5Sron Sobn Goric, bcmobnt nit ibrcr
Irdter Dos obcrc Stoohucrf. Gin
Wonn, lucld)eu Die Foli5ci iiir 0cn
0otten Der 5ooten bGIt, lit pcrboitct
mor0Cn.
(SpGter,l - Ser GbCmom Der ac.
to0tcten tSrnlI mar cin Sfouoinopicr
l1b aud inter Den 9tumen Fctericll,
&omicn mo (bompion betannt.
5ron Gorie muBtc mlr mcni9 upn
ihm. Bel clner gennltcrcn ll1tcr.
iilhuna ser Yei6e im6 mon, ouBcr
Slngcriplren am S0aIic, audi eilihc
@sunoen on aopf, mclbc Our6 cine
G!sbude uerrrioebt 5l Icin i6einen.
Ser Woml uno Die 1Srou bQtten ooS
Soutcrroin bcnobnt. 9tnh Dem Ye.
tlrIon, ODER luie cr bciBcn mag, IN
Ger lebtcn WodJe Der tSrnu Gorle ge.
flnoigt botte. bcItellte er cinen Gr.
prcB'Sllhrnnnn, lreldcr ieine Sab.
tclilfeitcn cntfcrrtc. Oion 9laubtc
bIsbcr. Ole tSrol lei nit linn bnuon-
6e5o9cn. &ettc muroe Ger bctrcf.
trlioe Nubrnlonn nuigcilmocu imb
tbciltc Der Foli5ci Die 9lorcIic nit,
nobin cr Tctcricn'o Sod)en ocbrucbt
thttc Sort fnno man Ectcricn's
Glgentbnt citidieBlih cinea bIut.
tcfledtcn Bells. ino III cincm iciner
Noflcr cincn SrniIdcin melher at
tfltlrtc, boB sIilair! Ectrricn mo
Nuglllta Sophin 9lrtmon III 1907 5u
,ScrlcD Gitp gctrollt nlr0c. Sn Der
sSobnuna befono lid mir ein 19.iGb.
r;Ges DiuDd)cn melhes Die cnalild)a
Sprode nid)t ueritebt mo lid, ioluelt
cid nod nidlt bat bcmc1cn loiicn,
9tittbcilungen 6urh cinen Collnet.
'dhcr III mnd)en. Gicics M1odcll
uno ein !Mann, lpelder Sen ?tamcn
4sicrrc Soiiel ungiebt lno in oas
Soals fonL lu0brcno Die golijci nit
benz WiGbhcn 81 ucrfcbrcn perluhtc,
lcTinoen lih IN 3eugenboit. Eeter.
Iel lit nod niht aufgeiunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
8rebm's Bier,
ONE GRADE ONLY"

SlaidJcnbier, beitss Bier gebrant -
gnthat atraoe aenug Mifphni,
ID bn etnem sefIubbeitfdhsn GstrdHfe
80 maclfH 1914 Hrpstnt)
g6Sne tpertbbone uno ipiinitensfpertbe grd
mten feel iiir SnmiIten, ,aunbifnii.
Jbre geteguneen ftnA ssfust.
geioe 1eleptoue. lnno--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08

lulion3roth Der oclltihCn BOT.
icboit in lNoibinNtou miro We.
ionotcr om 2lr1cntinicn - Ne.
ottiondrca N}itlIico Scr rriiiihcn
Nuun nl@pcn0irt.
Hori0, T. Gcbruur. - Go5 So.
binct bilIiAtc bclltc ciu 0cn AOnuucrt
5lI iutcrbrcitcl0c3 SclcB, mcIhc1 0ic
pcrnloncntc Stdrtc Der irulj0iiihcu
tFIottc mic fol1t ieitlcbt:
Is Schlodbtidiiic; 10 2htitlGrltn91s
&reu3cr; - S1ohicc. J orpeoobootc; 81
l(utcrlccbootc; , 6obr5cllAc 5lm &c
gen bon llutcricc,lfinen; S6iiic iiir
|!u@Ionoa 0icnlt TO-
Sic pcrihic6cncn Subr5eugc iiir
pc5ic0cn Gicult, uic Sron@ports
Nnupicr II. 0gl., iiuO I'M Sbigcn niht
cinNcld)loIIcn.
g&ic go 2ibcrtc" mittDcilt, ipcr6eu
(ic Soften itr bic NuSiiibrluN oc3
rcucn NIotteu Erogromu9 nui
%2S,O00,O00 fiir Nic nGhitcn 5cDn
Gobrc 0cidoGt.
u + n0d 0uturp.
u imulc. llAou0o, l. Scbrrur.-
Gie HpolcucltsGrpcOition trot beltc
ibrcn 5cbntGNigcn Wiorih nod) @ona
Ootoro an. Mcm gluc@ pro9ronm,
Genl0B gcbt, 10 loll boS erIte So1er
am 9Ilio.Slllle. 5ebn Mcilcn norblidl
bon bier. ollGcldlIoGen merOen Cine
uor3iiglihc- Stelle 1T BORT fir on@
Eager nltaNcludhlt nllcin Der 9Sea
gebt 0ur6 cine nnbclpobnte C5cgcno,
un6 Die SuittrdNcr Der Grpebtion
ilnO lhlpcr NIT. Scbcn2mittein bclo.
ben Die Gnticrluma bon bier nud)
C5on0oforo betrG1t l0S ltciIeu, nm
Der Wtorld miro elm irbr nnItrcn0cn.
0Cr icin.
Wruan in 9oliuiu.
ga &n5 @olipio, 7. 6cbrror. --
@ilIium &enniugS Nrpon fam bcutc
III @cIcllldluft ieiner 8ottin mo Sod j.
ter bier an. 9lQe Grci bcimocn lid
bel ollSgc}eidneter @eiun0bcit. Gin
Gmpfun9 lulroe 81 Gbren 9rpon'3
iii so Eo5 Gmb" obaebnlten lnb
Ger oHtiu1lIrtc 9eudcr nuhtc bort
Hic Ncfunntldoit Der bier itutionirten
NipIonrotcn, iomic Der bobcren Ge.
G!crlnA1beomtcn Sn ocn n1dltcn
(0Ncn miro CT nId) pom FrdliOcnten
WtIlo5on cmpInn9cn ucrocn.
&Crun0errngCn I'M 0cl +.
icbcn oipIomotiihcu
Sicnit.
Ncrlin, Z. 1Februnr. - Baron
non Dem @uide 0oooenbouien irii.
Ter ais ScGntiousrotb Der oelrtihen
&Otid)ait IN Mulbin1ton ottudirt
lm0 m6breno ser lcBtcn iilui Sabre
m NuSluortlgen glmi nit 1eitlng
Der nnlcritunildcl rn0 tbeiIpciic
Gll6 Der englildcn gliiuiren, rcip.
Ger llntcrbanOhngcn nit oen Ser.
SInutcn lulb @robbritunnicn, be.
l,60rtlAt murOc bcute }lnn @ciuuos
tcE an 2lrgcntlnIcn ernnnIt uu0
l0lro am , Mars nah gucnoo 2lpre3
ctrciIcn. Gr lit in nmcritunil1cu
Afintrcn icbr bemonocrt uno bot oQe
,frogcn ole lid NIT oen Der. Stua.
ton crbobclL nit mlBcrur0cntlidcr
tjcihididbfeit erleoigt y8er ibn int
.lusIudrtigen 9lmt cricBeu ioa, lit
nodD nidlt beitinlmt.
Baron ScrOinano Don Snnnm.
Gritter SefrctGr Der 6clltidcu Bot,
alnit in Wnbinaton, lit 5lm jIueitcn
,1cfretor bci0rocrt mor0cn INTO tritt
Or Stclle oes @orons u. lpepl 3it
S2crrnabeim ociien @ciun0beit onge.
ariicn tit, iuto meIder bis nii Nci.
tires Dem ocuticbeu ?lusw1rtigen
Imt uttud)lrt lpcrhclI ioIl.
Gin NrmoBrrNrltrr Meat.
tiuudr.
Ectershurh 7. Sebrlor. -
Ter renftiondrc Siibrer Wtorfoii iuur
OC beute III Der Inmo otlf Die Iouer
uon fiinBehn Situugbtoacu iuSpcn.
Dirt neil er in einer Gebottc iiber
0erihtareiorm eiren heitiaen PIT
drifi oltf ole Slt0en drundht nm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
THE BALTIMORE TRUST AND
GUARANTEE co.
Galpert- MnS ssagette.StraFe.

- 8Ir sdbIen unter unferer 9epoittrreu
---pele oeutfde 8eipobner Der Staet. ueiche
bic Sidterbeit biefeS Snftiiut5 uno Die
--alIeu GunoeH obue 8idiicbt auf Die @roBe
---ibreS gortos eriteeaeneebrahte geihmobs
----ee S6fbfeii 5u uiiroigen fpiiien. gSir
---laoeR all 9epuftten--au gbedS 8dbIbar-
--erobe poer feline, elm unb 5abIen 31a %
---3inieH auf Spdrs9onti 5n irpeno etnem
---8etragc bon einem Dollar dufpdrts.
Sapital nnS llcberidnf S2,S00,0O0.
ThpS. 8. ssmIcs,
(San6-) Rrdocnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-08
Sir GSranfrei6's sylolte
Sacramento StGrfc 0criclbcn onrdD
HcncS WCIcb fciincitcllt.

'2S, 100000 binnen 5cbu Sobrcu iiir
neuc Shific SIT pcrouSQobeu. -
Er6iioent NoOicpclta Grpcoition
uuf bem Wurih oon 9timtIc mad,
@onootoro. H3m. ). 9rum
mo 6onlilic crrcihcn Oic Nuupt.
ituot @olipio'a. ,Sriibcycr &c.
NolionHrotb Der Oeutihcn Dot.
cboit in Nnibinntou miro &c.
iouotcr an 2lr3cntinicn. - 9lc.
nftiondrc9 9FitIlic0 ser rlliiiihcn
Nlnun lu@pcnbirt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

dclbcrg' inn that when he became the
ruler hr would make him his butler.
This servant comes TO Harrisburg 10
receive his reward and tells the prince
all about the boys at Heidelberg.
aud his majesty becomes fascinated
with the idea OF returning, aud AT the
name Of Kathic. his country sweet
scenes Of his happiness. But there
everything is changed. His old com
panioms arc his humble subjects, In
stead Of Karl lIeinrichs, he Is ''yuur
ma icsty. He is no longer lifted on
the shoulders Of the students, thcir
favorilc companion, but is saiuted and
bowed to- The only one who Torge:s
ha is Il ruler is knthIc, who rusbcs 10
him with a Wild embrace and cries,
"Karl Hcinrchs. you did come back -
For 81 moment rank. dignity, all arc
forgotten, as hc folds in his arms the
vIrl he really loves, and then II dawns
on him that he is IL ruler and she IS
a poor country girl. He sees the nm
surmountabc barrier of caste standing
between them, aud with one fond good
bye, leaves her, promising 10 return
She also reI!rzcs Tor the Grst time
that be is her sovereign, aud that she
can never be ANYTHING to him, and
with one hrokcD-hearted cry throws
herself on the ground, sobblug, Karl
HeinrichS. YOU never VIII come back y
So ends the story Of the play.
The Garrlck management is sparjug
neither pains nor expense IN making
the production of "Od Heidelberg
the dramatic treat of fhc season, 1t
is beautiful story beautifully told,
and undoubtedly will be beautifully
PLAYED by The lngersoll company This
will be the first opportunity theater
eoers will have Of seeing Miss Jane
WheatIy the very clever and talented
new leading woman who arrived from
New York last Tuesday TO join Mr..
Ingersoll's company.
Ono of the notable bills of the year
is promised by the Orpheum manage
ment for the week that begins with
this afternoon Is matinee. Tho head
liner ''High Life in JAIL is farcical
sketch broadly burIesquing the daily
routine of each of the prisoners. who,
though under confinement and compelled
to wear the prescribed prison pattern
of striped raiment. are each permitted
TO carry out his own ideas as to the
cut of the garments and to pursue his
natural bent ideas, III the way of enter
tninmcnt, Here they all live as luxu-
riouslv as though a large, for their ac-
Lual freedom is the only thing denied
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06

them. Here the banker-high financlcr,
! his secretary, tho crook -trusty ana
others en- Joy with song, story ana I'M
promptu entertainment the advantages
and privileges of an up'to-date country
club. not emitting n private cafe, bu-
liards, pianos, golf, etc, to while away
The weary hours of their incarceration
Rem Shields, author of this extravagant
, but funny travesiy is thc well-kuown
song and sketch writer of that name.
Rameses, the .sEgyptian Wonder
WORKER is another feature OF the blli.
OF him the London Telegraph SAID;
''Thc star turn is furnished by Rame'
ses. an Egyptian wonder worker, whose
illusions are lncomprehensible. In what
he calls his 'Tcmplc OF Mysteries IN
erection of a picturesque and gorgeous
character he performs variety or
startling feats. which seem TO suggest
that he is in league with the Evi! One
it is certain that had he lived =
couple Of centuries ago and exploited
his ingenious doings in public, he wonId
have been bundled without ado 10 the
stake Some Of tho things he does
SAVIOR exceedingly Of wrtchctaft = two
in particular. viz: the sacrlhc OF the
fire goddess and his own eclipse aud
resurrection. These arc thrilling, weird,
and must be seen 10 he
properly appreciated. Some OF the fca;s
he a3compiisbes arc. perhaps. not very
different to an ordinary iuggler's eX-
copt that they are given with greater
ueatncss. greater ease. and with Il
greater sense of mystery. The whole
show is on n plane Of higher altitude
than one generally finds in the prov
inccs, and should not be. missed on any
account bv those who number them
selves among the freaucltcrS of the
music halls IN London
Zclah Covington and Miss Rose
Wjlbur present . play oaNcd by
two people, entitled. "Tbc Parson,
aec. Which is apparently tabloid
version al Il drama IN three or fonr
acts, They represent seven different
characters ir rs many scenes, varyln"
from the simple minded country girl
aud boy to the wayward daughter who
has slrarcd from home. thc villain and
murderer and the detective. Mr.. Gov
iuetou and Miss Wilbur change cos.
tunes and character with wonderful
rapiditv and there is not a drag IN the
entire piece. Although it. is difficult fer
the audience to credit The statement mt
Grst that there are but Lwo people III
thc portrayal tho clever actors remove
all doubt at the finish 10y Il rapid BIZ
of nrmaSkinc.
Harry Linton and Anita Laurence are
Orpheum 5avcutcs who are always wei
come. Mr- Linton IS clever light co
mediau or iuvcnile. with q fine singing
voice and Il magnetic personality, and
Miss Laurence Is q winning soubrcttc.
Together they form one Of The most
engaging younp couples in vaudeville
and their Offering is alwavs witty,
wholesome and attracticc, This season
they bring On act called "Thc Piano
Store which is little story with
songs and dances neatly introduced
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Charles A, Sellon, who will appear
here in "Thc Cow and the Moon at
the Colonial Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday. November 10, IL and 10, with
with the aid of the chorus, who assist
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aseert that IN this new drama Blanche
Walsh has the strongest and hest play
IN which sho has ever appeared. Tho
declaration COOS beyond the usual as
aertIons of Il similar tenor, for there is
the splendid record of fine, strong dra.
mas in which Miss Walsh has gained
tho reputation Of being America IS
which saw. her in Resurrection, -
"Thc Woman in the Case" and "Tho
Kreutzer Sonata will want TO be
''sbown' that the new play cxccIs
its predecessors, and, aS Il matter Of
fact, il has been thus f'shownr in the
cities where "Thc Other Woman has
hecn presented this season. Local thea
torgocrs will have the opportunity of
seeing the new play ut ihc Salt Lake
"Wednesday with Wednesday matinee,
and those who have seen Miss Walsh
previously in tho course Of her re-
Inarkablc career may Judge for them
selves AS to the truth Of all that
haa been claimed for "Tbo Other
Woman.
The play deals with woman 3
struggle between love and generosity
between love and duty, it might al
most be said. the duty arising from
the ethical point Of view OF Welding
T,
tc tho man y wife
Two women love the same man. and
j: is not the wife who is the better
fitted TO mako The mans life complete
IL affection and happiness. AS "The
Other Woman.' Blanche Walsh has "A
role demanding great powers Of emo
tioDol acting, Such is her specinl field
in the dramatic world. however, and
tins season shc has been presenting
again an exposition of the marvellous
talent which has made her conspic-
uous IN the front rank of the really
able players Of the day.
- The Other Womap' is fhe work
OF Frederic Arnold Hummer. Mr. Kun.
lner is Baltimorcan, and this is his
third successful play. The cast for
the new drama Z small one, but
the PLAYERS haye been selected for the
few roles with all the greater care.
George W. Hownrd. who has the lead
ing male role, for instance, is now in
bis fourth season rs leading man for
Blanche Walsh. Formerly ne was lead
ing man for several of Charles Froh-
mans stars, among these being Ethel
barrymore. Nellie Butler, another of
the principals III "Thc Other WON.
an was one Of the chief supports
for Walker Whiteside in ""rhe Melting
Pot Previously she appeared in i'm.
portant rolee IN Charles Frohman g pro
ductions. Anita Cleayeland. Fora
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Them This $ Week in the W'a 5y''9'
CT Amusementa y

ON. one Of ,I,,.i his bittcrcst opOon,.,
through Il the l!G% piay qi",sts1s i"1S;.s.. ~
comedy m of the piece" "''ie' la
tha TO Mis- Mis- Meuds "a Beatty h..
- 1fa heavy" aud tho girI irI1usais ss.,s
eoGrtshIp is bitterly ;" on"n 'ose ~
political enemies. hvpposed l
tinetIy pretty love s,s a!s 4
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"the clacophouc. " and they also intro
ducc an .sorpanp with n human voice,
another of their conceptions. Besides
this they are composers of note abroad
and many of the selections they play
arc their own compositions.
The Two Rackctts will present Il
sketch called % Bob FItzsImmons IN
Evening Dress, in which the vast pos
sihiIitcs for fun arc entirely utilized.
Harry La Belle will give an athletic
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Phil La Toska, the peer =. v.s h
e9S j%g,giler,s; s;!S 1esd1'9's s1s. sn 'lS si &
tomorrow. Many VIII se~ y. sups,'|
loving La Toska when 70 -. 'ss ~
the orpheum q few mOouOit on he
The second number on OIL ~
"Dvso, the WONDER" = stapt1
noyelty. "Dyso" does II ii
the two-hcaded policellls..a- bcads 4
appears with two porfec,, ,be ts9
body So natural are 'nJ ,slI shl1
tbat % il is impossible to ~ ,sI ors 4
real. This is said 70 W Ovv,uisG4
greatest novelties 10
day. u, comes vel
mendcd is Dawson ,1a, ana ssattM
sketch artists and roller 'a ars 81
SH. nNctnrcs, four in uumber, I'D I'd ~
b;gb b;sI"'cr, order. M subjects, sels''sal S MET
view TO their moral o, j.. anu n whole 4
Qualities. The bill us asas,ted ..
sibIy the best vet sS.oabt 81
Casino, and will no
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. ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK.
: Comedy,
/. SALT LAKE THEATER-"Th
I. Other Woman" with Blanche
. Walsh. First three nights. begin
ming Monday, with matinee We'd
: nesday.
. GARRICK THEATER-'old He!dcl-
: berg" with William Ingersoll
. and company All the week. be-
ginning tonight, Metinees Wednes-
day and Saturday.
: Musical Comedy.
: COLONIAL THEATER--"The God
doss OF Liberty" First half OF
week. beginning tonight, with mat
inee Wednesday. Last half, The
Cow and the Moon with Satur-
day matinee.
SHUBBRT THDATER-e'Thc Poll
ticians" Matiness Wednesday,
Saturday and Sunday,
: ORPHECM THEATER--Advenced
= vaudeville. Matinee a:l5. Even
tnG. SIS.
CASINO THgATER-Fishcr vaude-
vile. Matinees daily. Continuous
performance.
Motion PIetures.
MISSION THEATBR-Matinee ard
evening. Continuous perform
ance. Matinees daily.