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g.. $. & 8. u. (Saupt-Sinie),
go. 9-gom Often. .7:s5 porm
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glo. 10-gl Bafo II. Beiten. .7:30 nad]m
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-10
Dos portnaieliiAe @orlarnent

1uS Poii1Steltit1c SuIlQ|lte[tL
lit gu einer @rtraiisung ouf ben
16. Sftober einberufen tporoen, Inn
WosregeIn be8iiglib Ser ourd oen
nlo11ar6iitii6en @ufitano gel6offe.
men Situation gu treffen. Die ge-
gierung miro perlaneen oaB oie
fonIfitutionelen @nra1tien huspen--
biert uno ein ipeaieller @eridts=
bof eingelest iperoe, nor Dem Die
@ufitanoiiden uno'-ionftieen politi-
fiden 8erbreder pro5eifiert Deroen
iollen. Man bat, tpie es beiBt,
eillige ie6sbunoert @efnngene, Die
man Dor oieies Tribunal bringen
mil Ser bisberige &ornnanoeur
Der Bolt5ei, gllberto oe 5ilperio.
tit gum &riegsnliniiter ernannt NOR
ben. @ie es beiBt, befinoen ii9
Die altfitdnoiiden Srllppen III Der
gerggegeno Der Sierra De gorroo
in unmittelborer gedbe Ser ipani-
iden @ren5e Mub alrs Sporto
fomntt Die gtadricbt, oab oie 9(ui.
itdnoilben Ga5ares al1fgegeben bot
ten nno fid na6 Der Grenae 5ll-
riid5ogen.
st. 8. 8or0en Der Siibrer oer
iiegrei6en &onierpatiben in aonaoa,
bat iein 9abinet fertig. DoiieIbe
bat bente forrnen Die &egierlt1g
iibernomn1efl.
- @ebeiiner Wfebi5it1aIrot Gro-
feiior Or. @ilbeInl @qloeDer in
Berlin fat iein fiinfunoIieb5igItcs
2ebensiabr poaenoet. gr lit aus oie.
lem slnlaB @egenltano mannigfa-
der gbrungen aepeien, Die ibm iei-
tens Der uniperlitat uno Ser mebi5i-
niiben Sofultat, au oeren berporrn@
genoen 3ieroen er gebort, ni6t nlitl-
Der aber au6 aus Sen @reiien Der
gerliner 9lfaoenlie Ser @iiienihaf-
ten un0 anoerer gelebrter 4orper-
idaften, gu -oeren Mitglieoern er
5ablt, ferner bon 5ablreiden Mer5telt
uno friiberen Sdiilern oes sSn- uno
Muslanoes oargebraht tpuroen.
3um Nadfolger oes fiir5Iib
ueritorbenen l1nteritaatsiefret1rs Or.
gobmer tit Ser @ebeime Oberregie.
rnngsrat Or. gon5e ernannt NOR.
ben. Der neue llnterltaatsiefretar
itanb bisber aIs Gireftor an Der
Spibe Der GibilperipaItlings Mbtei.
lung 3 beg &olnialomtes utlb gilt
als auBeroroentlid f6biger rrl6
energii6er 8eantter.
Sci Sdmar5enberg in Sod-
len pliroe Der Sberforiter Sbomas
als 2eide aufgefunoen. slnfangs
glaubte malI oaB Der Cote bas
Spfer eines 8erbrebens geporoer
lei aber Die aneeltelte unterill9ung
ergob, oab ii6 auf Der SSaeo ieill
@efDebr 5ufallig entlaoen batte llnb
ibm scr SduB III oen 2eib georuo-
gen mar.
sSSn Der SiBung oes oiterrei6i-
iden gIbeeoronetenbauies beanttpor-
tete Winiiterpraiioent Sreiberr b.
@alltid Die SssnterpeGation oes
Gelitlhen Observation-Disclosures an Die
melde Die nit Ser Wfa-
roffo Srage i'm 3uiammenbane ite-
benoen oelttidfeinoli6en Qnertrei.
bereien oes britilden 8oti6afters in
@ien, Sir Sairfor gartiprigbt be-
rilbrt- 5reiberr b. @autld erflarte,
cr beoanere, oaB Der gertreter einer
befreunoeten Wadt bier 5unt Ge-
genitano bon 9lngriffen ilno @rorte-
rungen gcma6t iperoe. Die slnaele-
belt beriibre tpeoer Die irlneren nod
Die auBeren 8erbaltnilie Der Monar-
die. 0aber fei er alh nidt peran-
loBt Stelllt1e gu nebmen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-10

i6en oeln Wtaterial, oas iid ii,
Der 8aibineton gaapp garo, oe,
9idern llod, befi1roeu ioIte uno
Dem mas mirflib bort lit, Elm I'm
teri6ieo gum getraee BON So
288,271 beitebe. Ser Minilter tit
Der @nii6t, -oaB oieier unteridieo
cine 6ol9e nadlaiiiger 8udfiibruna
iii.
2eutnont Soulois, Der be-
fanrte 2uftibiffer, Der pergangetten
Sommer BEL oern bieiigert Mano-
perlager ieine Glugperiude rnadte.
lnilB iid elmer Mppenoieitis 9pes
ration unteraiebeli.
9as &olnife Ser 8unoesIe-
mats, oas Die @obl 2orimer's u1r-
teriu6t, bat ieine 9lrbeit ipieoer ouI=
genolnn1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-10

q. S. 8olfour, Der 6iihrer
Der englii6en aonierpatipen bat
Dor elmer @eriommlung Der ltnio-
niit gliiociotion in Der idottii1en
Stoot Saooineton. cine iebr be-
adtensnerte 9feoe gebalten. Or
girg BON Der @abl in aanoo ans
uno iogte, oieie @abl lei. BON Ser
grdBten geoentung fir oas gauge
9ieif. Sic 8eige. oaB es llnmog-
lid iei on oen iebt beitebenoen gu.
itdnoen feit5ubalten. Die 8olonien
ieien feline 9lnbdnger Deg sSrei-
hanoelipitems II. ipenn oieien ibre!,
9ltliidten bon 5eiten oes 9teids
nidt 8ednuns getraaen iperbe.
oann ipiiroe aanaoa, gseu-Seelano,
9(uItrolien uno aibere eroBe fo.
Ioniale @emeinlpeien idlieBlid FIR
iib ieIbIt Sanoelspertraee nit an,
bern 20noern abidlieBen. 9os
niiiile ober nidt fir ben Sonocl
oes 9leides, ionoern auh fin
feline Giniefeit bon groBem gead-
tell iein.
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Mrs. .WinsIoW's S Soothing Syrup.

seit ii6er fiinfsig Sabren bon
Millioner bon Wtiittern fir lire
8in0er nit benz belten grfolge beirn
8obnen sebraudt. Gr berubigt bas
Rino, ertpeibt oas 3abnfleif9 unb
miIoert bie Sdlier5en; BELT aud
8inofolif uno lit ons bette Witt.l
BEL 9inrrboe. lleberaa Bel ben slpo-
tbetern gu baben. 5ragt nad Mrs.
8insIolp's SOOTHING Sprup n1lo
nebn1t ni6ts anoeres. 25 Gents oie
SlaIf1e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-10
9as sieo pom Gone Star ,gier.

Sas 9pne Gtar 8ier, bas tit Der
gitel
Scs Grants, ber iiij BET uns betpabrt,
9as tit elm gans fauiuies Giittel,
gSenn uns mas 81ies tuiberfa6rt.
9es Wfurgens tpie bes 4benhs mir
Sdlmedt gut mein Glasden 2pns
Star Sier
Wsein isQ a=9pneS Star8ier r, ntein
9pne Star Ster.
gfeiFt's mid I'm aopf, reikt's mild i'm
Wtagen,
Sab idJ sum Giien feline 2nit,
@enn mid bic b5ien Sdnnpfen plaser,
Sab ifj 2atarrb In meiner 8rmIt.
gSas ipll bic Mebisim bann mir,
Sd trinf mein 0ldsden Gone 5tar
8ier,
Mein 2is9 a=2pne Star, ,nein
2pne Star8ier.
9as Sune 8ter ioll mir nod
iiinnben,
gSenn ieoe anbere Srenbe ftarb
gSenn mid Srennb S5nin beint 9las ge=
funben
limb mir bic 2ebensfreub' perbarb;
sff trtnfe bann nit ibm nod bier
Waein lettes @ldSd)en 9pne Star
8ter,
Nein=2 i=2 a=2 pne GtarSter e +, titein
Gone 9 ar Bier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-10-10

Cine 9epeihe aus Der Soilpi-
ftaot Wferifo nreloety baB Der
Staot Morelos nit g(usnabme eitii:
ger Sta0te, in oenen iih 8efabun.
gen BON 8unoestrupen befinoen,
polIitdlloig BON 3opata uno ieinen
M1uberbanoen fontroIiert tper6e
uno oaB oieie eine formlihe Sdret
fensberrIdaft i'm 2ntoe ousiiben
Ndbere giadridten BON BEN
Stltrm an Der @eftfiiite Merifo's
lneIoen ooB Ser fleine Ort Orti5 no.
be8u pollitdnbis 8erit0rt lit. Der
gerluft ar Menidenleben tit abet
BEL 8eitem nidt 10 sroB, tpie man
anfangs glaubte.
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: { i a 8.

aurreiponSens. - giboIo, 5. g..
Sftober 1911. Sic Gibolo Gaiino-
6eieuidaft eripablte BEL ibrer 3s.
Sabresperiamnllltng folenoe Serrell
ats Direftoren: gfobert Stopper,
Sobn Stapper, alfreo Bfeil, SCI.
6aro gfeil, 9fuoolf gfaoeIeff, Dscar
Stappere anton S. 9feil, Hobert
gieb lno @uguft S. Dfeil. slm
Sonnobeno, 5. 7. 9ftober, lpuroe
Der 38. Stiftltngsbon abgebaIter.
llniere 2olper @allep S9ule inus
De am 2. Sftober unter 2eitune
bon Grof. 5ranf Sturn1 eroffnet.
oie aloiien noren bon beiest.
Die 5anger bon bier, meld,e
gum @ebirgs -5dngerfeit nat Srieo-
ridsburg uaren, iii1o gang besei.
itert bon Dem id0nen 5elt, oas bort
gefeiert muroe, boiientlid miro oas
na6lte, ipel9es 1912 in guIperoe
aefeiert miro, auh 10 ibon iperoem.
Die Sredenbeit Galt nod irllner
an Die glusfi6ten auf elm bishen
@ras, oas nod madien f6nnte. tuer,
ben ieoen Sag geringer uno Die
5armer fonnen iih auf einen iebr
barten @inter gefaBt MAIDEN.
Serr sSulian 5tapper meilte i'm
Sntereiie Der Sarmer Union einige
Goee in Seguin. gaumlpoGe 1T ge-
pfliidt, uro oas @ieb in sic Sell
Der aelalien. 9ie 5oriner babell
iest 3eit gum Seier1 mas qud
griinolid benubt miro. 8.
8oltDernenr golqllitt bat ben
Commencement Der gottonitaoten Den
goridlas gemadt, gu elmer &onfe=
ren5 5u fonlrnen, I'M iiber WitteI
lulo @ege 81 beraten Iourb Die Elm
lueiteres Serilntergebelt Der gotton=
preiie perbinoert tperoen farln..
SSn ge6ug auf oas l6ngft cr-
martete mp iest eiilgetroffene Ge-
fight I'M Staatsidasor1t bat Sdab.
lneiiter Sparfs eir1e grfldrling err
Ioiien, in Der er auseina1ber iett,
bob oieies 0efi5it iih auf oen &c
neral 9fepenue Suno" beidranfe
uno oaB nur Die Mnmeiiungen auf
Oieien Jonos 5ur 3eit ri1t aus.
be5ablt peroen fonnten. Mian jei
init Der 8e5ablung bieier Mntpei.
irngen anf Die 5teuer gingdnge
Der na6lten orei Monate ongetpie-
ien. Dieie Gingange tpiiroen aber
niht groB iein, 90 Die nteiiten 2eI-
te ibre Steuern niht Dor Dem er-
iten Smluar be8ablten. Sic y8ar-
rants" miirOen nod Der Numnler,
Die lie triigen, ausbe0obIt meroen.
Die GountDfornmiiidre BON
8ilion Gountp baben 6. 8. Mlaecs
BON Jlorespile gum Gountprihter
ernannt.
@ie aus 9oGas gerleloe.
miro, bat &rirnilloL 9iitriftri1ter
seap ben Yro5eB S. 9. Wiaillep's
nad) gIIis gouiltD perlegt. ManIeD
lit Der Wili5ioloat, Der angeflagt
1T, ben 9iilfs Goulttpclerf gfei~
denitein mdbren6 Der MnlpeIenbeit
oes Hraiioenten Gait i'm Sabre
1909 nit einem goionett eritodeli
5u babell
Sobn Seaeue, oer anseflagt
1T, ben Saloonbeiiser Sobn @eit
uno 9eputpiberiff Geo. Duncan in
gluitin getotet gu baben, ipurbe bas
Hedt, giirgidoft gu itelen, periuei-
CERT. @enigitens in Dem @eit-Galle;
III Dem 0tinean-5aIle fpiiroe man
ibm cine giireidaft BON $4,000 err
laubt baben.
aurt Stieren elm iiinger &c
ih1ftsmann BON Seguin, lit bort i'm
9llter BON 20 Sabren geitorben
SSn 6olge itarfer gfegenfdue
lit Der 9fio @ranoe am Steigen.
y
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Giienbabn Tabrplan.
S. C 6. q. gasa.

S. G ". N. Ga5n.
antunft-
0o.3 -8om Nnrben. .6.45 abesos
yeo. b Som Norben. .6.45 moro
yto. 7-2ocal bon 9earne. 1000 nlorg
sfo- 9-2ocal bon Baleitine. 80. :. :.
...... ..10.45 abenos
gto. a. Won W@erifo. ;. &. 1.50 ua1u
Wo. 12--Socal bon 2areoo (gentiidt) :.
:. 900 ntor9.
go. A. Nab Dem 9iprben. 1.55 nadn
go. g. Na9 benz Norben. 800 a6enos
0o. 8-2ocal nad Raleitine. z. 80 n;ors
yo. 10 @gpreb nab 3earne.
J. =. 400 morg
No. 5 -Na9 @egito. 100 nlorh
No. II -Socal mad 2arebo (gemidt) :.
:. .... -. :. -. 900 abeltoS.
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M. 8. & :. ga5s.

Mnfiinft-
@o. 241-@On aoiftOn unb @aIpsifon
:. :. .... ;. $50 nlorgers
Ro 7-sson Dallas u. Sort 8ortb
%, oax a,... a., ..7,2O 20 n1orgens
yo. 15-8on @aco. 300 nad)m.
No. 231-gom Norben unb 3ouitcn
-. :. 1925 nnh1n
gfo. 9--8om Noroen.. ..7:45 abenos
!. !. lilo BORN
Nbfa1m
So 10-gfad benz Noroen. 1000 born,
yso. 16- Nad Gritin uno 8aco
:. -. $50 BORN.
SO. 10--Nad oem 9orben. 300 BORN
go. g. 3a9 9aIlas, Sort 8ortb
llno g8aco.. . ....8.45 abetlbs
$40. 2S6-@ab 6em Norben. -.
-. Bib nberlbs
no. 242-Saad Solifton unb @alS
beiton. :. -. .10.15 aben6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
CENTURY THEATRE ROOF.

Elliott Schenck, for two years muslca.
director Of The New Theatre, mas iedSeu
the roof Of this house, now caiIeo the Oe
fury for the summer. and, beginning w.
morrow night, will lead his own orchesra
In q series Of summernight concerts OIL
popular music at popular prices. Ihere
vil he concerts on Sunday nights, as well
az ON weekdays, but none in the AFTER
moons.
ON the opening night Mary Hissen de
Nroes soprano. well known in oratorio and
recital will be Mr. Schencks soloist. ON
Tuesday and Thursday Miss Charlotte ot'
John Elliott. formerly of the metropolitan
company, will sing.
Monday and Tuesday will Re devoted
chiefly 10 national patriotic and war music
on account Of the holiday. Such numbers
as Tschaikowsky's '1a2' overture, Wag-
nor's "Kaiser March," Suppes Light Cav
airy" overture and Elliott Schencks indian
overture THE Arrow Maker" Will be con-
trasted with Strauss waltzes, the barca-
role from the Tales of Hoffman, ana
Handles Largo.
Tuesday will be the first symphony night
and Thursday the first Wagner night, and
these nights will be set apart each week
for this purpose. on these nights the pro-
gramme will be varied with popular music.
on Monday, Saturday and Sunday wei
Known soloists will appear.
The Century roof overlooks Central PARK.
Some Of the seats are under cover, but the
majority Of the tables are in the open air.
Refreshments will be served on the roof.
and four elevators will be in service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
MUSICAL PLAYS.

CASINO-Gilbert and Sullivan's Pima
fore" enters upon its sixth consecutive
week tomorrow. The original engagement
was scheduled for only four weeks, but as
the public continued to invade the box
Office for tickets the engagement was eX-
tended an additional two weeks. Christine
Nielsen. Alice Brady, Viola Gillette, De
Wolf Hopper and Eugene Cowles are
among the principals.
GLOBE-Valeska Suratt and The Red
Rose" will enter upon the third week of
their engagement tomorrow. a special
Fourth of July matinee in place of the
usual Wednesday matinee will be given.
This musical comedy is meeting with sue
cess. and the sliding roof in use at the
Globe makes the theatre cool enough TO
please all.
JARDIN DE JARIS-Ziegfeld's "Follies"
has apparently settled down for a long
run on the top of the New York Theatre.
"Everywife," the travesty OH Every
woman" seems to have proved acceptable
to the audience, and the other features on
the bill have their adherents Clara Pal
mer. Bessie Mccoy, Lillian Lorraine, Ar
line Boley. Bert Williams. Vera Maxwell
and Harry Watson. jr., are some of those
In the entertainment.
NEW AMSTERDAM-Hazel Dawn, Alice
Dovcy, Alice Hegeman, Frank Lalor and
Jack Henderson, assisted by the chorus
still defy the heat waves at this theatre
owing 70 the cooling plant used in the New
Amsterdam, the temperature here is much
cooler than on the sidewalk. \ special
matinee will be given on Tuesday, July T.
IN place Of the regular Wednesday matinee
TERRACE GARDEN-The Terrace Gar
zen Follies," as the Van den Berg operate
FORCES az this place are now known will
present "Pinafore" at the opening perform
snee tomorrow. 10 is said that al least
four OF the original cast will appear in this
revival. Corinne as Buttercup, will head
tne list. and others are Reina La lar,
Dixie Gerard. William Blaisdel. John
DunSmure and Edwin A. Clark. The COM
pinaton Of dinner. opera, carbaret show
and taxicab home remains a feature at
this house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
A PIONEER AT SEVEMTY-FIVE
Aged Kansan Renews Youth oy
Developing Frontier Plantation.

Not MANY men are pioneers at the age
Of seventy-five years. Eldorado, kah'' pre-
sents one who is just as active ana as ana
,ous m nenetrate the desert and jungle
os were any of the men who located In
tho West 6ftv years ago. 1t takes the true
nioneer spirit for man seventy-hVe years
old 10 sell most Of his belonsihss' sa'nei
his family of ten about him ana s'''i' ioi
an undeveloped country on the other sue
of the world. That is what William l. 1o-
seph. of EIdorado intends to do.
This interesting Kansan was born IN MOT
gartown w. Va; came TO Kansas lorts
wears ago and located a homestead near
tho little town of Potwin, in Butler County
IL and his wife passed through all the
bardships Of the frontier rearing fanny
If two sons and one daughter AS MI
Joseph prospered, he bought Butler county
,ord until he was the owner OF thousands
Of acres. Fifteen years ago Mrs. Joseph
d,ed and then the old pioneer spirit began
~ assert itself in this successful banker
stockman and farmer.
Ignoring his increasing years he SOU
some of his interests, and with ms oiiy
daughter. Alice, started for AFRICA ha'lhs
hoard of the possibilities of the land there
u WAS an adventure which their relatives
and friends looked upon with misgiVlng.
Arriving in Salisbury. Rhodesia, which Is
three hundred miles inland, and Portu-
puese possession, MIR Joseph looked around
sTd soon had bought 5000 acres OF lahd
at 20 cents an acre. They rented a houSe
and began to hive under the same CUtlu1
tions which prevailed in the average MIL
sas hamlet OF pioneer days. ar,
After spending few months there hI.
Joseph and his daughter returneu 10 .1 ne.
home In Butler County. But the wander.
inst was not satisfied. so year ago last
March he gathered up all his famliy, con-
sisting of r. T.. Joseph. wlte ana lout
children. an aged sister, Miss Louisa fer-
kins and the daughter. Alice ana they
,HaJa a second trip, the old pioneer leading
tho way TO the promised land When they
landed I'm their far African nome tney rent
ed n furnished house and a kaihr boy ser
want named Ned Mendoli. ana oegan nv
Ing just as they would IN their hS1,te .oW M
'This time the party stayed during the
summer and when they came nome
hrought the Kafiir boy with them. lie Is
a native OF Blantive, and speaks the dia-
lect OF that province. -... a., ,..,...
eReturuing 10 Butler County, the Josephs
went 10 Eldorado 10 live. They now own
"a 600 acres of unbroken prairie knodesia
ia nine times as large as the state or
Kansas. Mr.. Joseph recently received by
cable an offer OF about s. an acre Tor all
his African holdings. but refused II. think
ing ne could obtain IA better offer later, Mr..
Ioseph Is now seventy-nve years old, out
the light in his eyes Is as bright as when
he was nifty years younger, ana ne glows
with enthusiasm when he talks or MS
pIans FOR the third voyage. lie Will so
before many weeks, and this time will sail
from the West Coast. and thus encircle the
globe.-S Louis Globe Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
EOLIES BERGERE.

Grace La Rue will be featured in the
Mace Of Ethel Levey in the revue at the
Folies Bergere beginning tomorrow even
ing. while Miss Levey will FIJI the principal
place in the cabaret, or midnight, snow
Other new acts in the cabaret performance
will be a series of poses on horseback by
La Belle Titcomb; the Dallas DIP win
eighteen dancers; Emma Francis. Amer-
can eccentric dancer; Nonette and her Wo-
lin; Marcelle, in classic poses and simone
de Beryl and Janet Denarber. the French
Eva Tanguay 1t is said that the chef at
,he Folies will celebrate the third month OF
tbis house by Offering ten new cooking con-
cocfiOng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
THE ARcHeIsHoP's ANSWER.

The late Archbishop Ryan Of Phadel-
phia was a diplomat OF the first order and
was possessed OF a full share of Celtic wit
and kindly humoT.
Before THE Catholic Standard" and The
Catholic Times" were combined 10 form
one publication there was keen rivalry and
much controversy between their proprietors
and readers as to which was the more
truly representative Roman Catholic organ
in Philadelphia. Each sought eagerly to
cam the official Endorsement OF the Arch
bishop on one occasion prominent lay
man tried TO trap him into a statement rs
TO which OF the two publications. he pre-.
ferred
well, | Will give you my opinion said
the Archbishop deliberately; lit is GER
tain that The Standard is far ahead OF
the times and II is equally certain mat
The Times Is much above the standard
Therefore | prefer 10 regard as most
worthy the one which Is thus nro"Ad TO
be superior. "-The Housekeeper.
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COMEDY AND DRAMA

.o.nrNv OF MUSIC - Prisc,iia
-, ACh-' T,beodore Friebus and the resuia,
hno~'e eor,panv will present The Sign OF
sto'H :" Nv Sir Arthur Conan Doyle De-
tne : or' n.,tb the Monday matinee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
WINTER GARDEN.

The Russian Imperial artists now appear
ing at the Winter Garden have apparently
awakened an interest in the pantomiHic
performance. Headed By Gertrude Hoff-
mann. the dancers and mines from the
empire Of the Car portray by the art OF
dancing and expression, what is ordinarily
conveyed TO an audiences through the me-
dunn of the voice. There are three bahets
in the performance-"Cleopa mimo-
drama; Les sylphides." romantic rev.
elry. and "scheherazade." a chorosraphic
drama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02
THE COMING WEEK
NEW PRODUCTIONS.

Monday night, July 8, at the Broad
,,, theatre, the Shuberts will pre-
W." 6 y. sothern and Julia Mar
49,. IN shaksspearian plays tor a
,,vo weeks engagement
Monday night, at the Century ne
. Roof Garden, Elliott ScheneN
leading his own orchestra Will ees oa
..,;ss If summernisht concerts OF
popular music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-02

stock company VIII PiNN r,o,.,a be.
.i,. ro,,r." bv Sir Arthur conan D0'''
.snrirg with the Monday matinee
a,o,nwAy THEATRE-The speciai re,
- erga cement Of +. II. Solhei" az
I~,ia Narlowe in Shakespearlah Eepe' 80
-, Tomorrow evening and VIII come
oIora nm Friday, July H. IN oruei u
-. NJ Sothern TO catch steamer ~.
80 an the following day. SotheiH anu
,.a.,o,re heean their season at the bioau-
90, rbsatre earlier in the present Se"i'
During this engagement as on former DC
cssions. popular prices VIII De c."i eeu
,rhare viii be an extra holiday hia'lhee vi
,r..e.sa, r,,v 1 The other afternoon per-
formances will be given on Wednesday
Tplv Z Saturday July S, Wednesday July
20 ard Friday. July a. instead OF the regu-
lar Saturday matinee.
Mr. Sotbern and Miss Marlowe are bring
;ny their seasons tour 10 a close after
having travelled TO the Pacific Coast ana
return. Some OF those in the supporting
company are Frederick Lewis. Roland
Blackstone. Malcolm Bradley, Norah Lami-
son. Alma Kruger Leonora Chippendale
and Albert S Howson.
Attention IS Drawn TO lHe IdCI tHdt thc
curtain rises promptly at o'clock at even
ing performances. and at o'clock at
natinees The repertory for the two weeks
is as follows:
First week-Monday and Tuesday nights
and Wednesday matinee, Macbeth;
Tuesday matinee and Wednesday night,
"The Tanning Of the Shrew"; Thursday
night. Hamlet: Friday night THE Mer-
chant of Venice; Saturday matinee,
Romeo and Juliet" and Saturday night,
Twelfth Night"
Second week-Monday and Thursday
nights. Romeo and Juliet Tuesday
nigat. THE Merchant Of Venice; Wednes-
day matinee The Tanning of the Shrew'';
Wednesday night Hamlet; Friday matt
nee. Macbeth; Friday night, Twelfth
Night"
COHAN'S-The seasons record for a
sustained run now rests with George NJ.
Cohan' comedy. "Get-RichQ Quick Wal
linef,rd." which has 334 performances TO
iia credit Even the sitting heat of the
list few days has not affected the at
tendance the patent cooling device in the
tleptrc seeming TO maintain the tempera-
trr- al comfortable figures. Frances Ring
AND Hale Hamilton have renewed their
contracts and will be in the piece for an
other season.