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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18
LODGE NOTES

Candy Lodge No. 81 Knights Of
Pythias conferred the first degree on
a class of candidates Tuesday even
ing. The same degree will be con
ferred next Tuesday evening. This
evening the Pythian Sisters give
dance in the lodge hall.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18

lock and other leading makes of hand tailored,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18
NIutlny on an Italian Ship.

Basketball tonight at Y. NJ. C. A..
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18

! suits are offered at prices that you cannot
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18

Mrs. ]. r. Crawmer, entertained a
company Of friends at bridge party
at her home on Mt. Vernon avenue
yesterday afternoon. Quite a number
of guests called during the afternoon
and spent the time at the bridge
tables. At five o'clock number
came In to tea.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-18

Macken and Smiths renowned stocks of Stein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
9 hit bid Wptt.

Ger gerliner YoliSeipr1iibent b
Sogom bat b%efanntlih perboten. oat
oie Iamen in Den Sogen Der 8erlinei
5beotcr Die groBen Suite auibehalten
sad beiinat MN HubolI
ShanSer in Der %. 8. a.. &C." IN
iolgenoen luitigen Gerien:
9as 1T bon Sasom bdBlid einse.
rid,tet,
DAB Dor ben 9osen eleih Die
Sfergen iteb'n.
@er niht aiif ieinen Seoerbut per'
si6tet,
Carl fiinftig nibt mebr ms Sbea'
ter geb'n.
@ie iiber beS Snferno bunfler
Shliinoen
@iro iest Der Mi,ientempeI Sn'
idrift iein:
2aBt, Die ibr eineebt, ole Siite
ifpinoen-
@er nit Dem Suite einsebt. Der
gebt Elm!
Gen 9iibnenleitern. af, 81 allen
Hieten
Sat man seihauielt oieies nei,e
Grab:
9enn nit ben abgenomm' ien 7a.
meuhiiteu
Rimmt Der geiilh selpiB nod, mel.
ter ab.
Spar fonnten fiibnlid oaS Serboi
lie bredlen,
God Sl beoenflih lit Der Straie
Iein:
Die buuoert Warf, Die, ad), bafur
81 bleden,
Die nabm in oieiem CONNER fei.
lter ELM!
Scrsrpeiielt Oh Der eroBen SUIT.
miiere
Sist Die Ntooiitiu Dor Dem leeren
Strob:
Us fann nur iibcr Das Verbot, oaS
Ifmere,
Srobloden Der Sriieur, Ser lodcn.
frob.
Sieleid,t miro er in oieiem Sal,
Dem bcien,
Den arnlen Srauen Selb uno 3ct.
ter iein:-
9ebiit Did @ott, es mar Si lbon
gepeien,
entbiit DID. Menif. es bat niht
ioaen fem!
u e -
Spsbaft.
@irth: Ter Shie, bon oem Sbr
berriibrt, bat orei Trciic
,efommen.
NJ M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Cine iieme Mrt Witsiit.

Shubmahermeilter Glm gr1ilti,
gam ieincr Sod,ter, Der Siibncrau.
senoperoteur iit): .@aares 8elo
fann ih meiner 5ofter leiber niht
m%ltgeben! gber if mil BON iest ab
all meinel aunoen Die Sttciel etpas
ju enge mofen. oamit gle cine aus.
~geoebntcre Siibnerauscnprayis be.
fontmeu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Yci Der Sd,mierc.

Shauipieler: .0iirit' i'd Sic Inn
cine Ireipienniemarfe bitten, Serr
Iireftpr2"
DIRECTOR Gtrcna): .@ie oft babe
i'd Shucn idon seiagt, MiiGer-fcm.
men Sic mir nift nit Sorlfiiiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Sin 0iewort ppn Subannes 8rabms.

Bel einem Iufeutbalt iit Sranf.
iurt a. 81. senoB sSobaimcs 9robms
bic @aitfreunoifoit zines ibm be.
frcunOetcn @roBfaufmams, oelicil
Seiitungen oils Gcaiit bic zines 81.
lettanten bel neitcm iibcriticgeu.
@ines cages inbelt Die beioeu nit
Sris Wfenoclsiohn ans Berlin. Dem
geitGstcu Iioliuiiten. beim ppllleu.
ten Wablc, bas Der Salisberr nit
Den better @eilien ans ieinem Dor.
trefflif beitelten Seller piirste.
.sluf bicie Slaihe bin ih itolS,
Serr Ooftor--bas lit Der grabms
unter meinen Weinen," wunote CT
lid OH oen Meiiter, inbem err ieit
8los nit elmer iiei,eu Sorte Wein
fiinte.
grohms iranf einen Shlud.
ieste oas @las mieher ali Den 5iidl
unO ldhelte oann: ,Siiripabr, fem
ihlehter Sropfcn! Iber bite, ldiicn
Sic iest einmal oen Scetbopen al.
tretcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Der id)elmiide Spftor.

arst: BIAS, Bier triufen Sic,
Batter ariiger? Nein. SaS sibt's
nibt! 60 lanee Sic franz iinb. mil.
len Sic MaIs umb Sppier auiiteden.
God bomit Sic nidt 10 ploslih auI
beioes 6u per5iftcn braufen, fonnen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
g,sxsntbaraer Gazette, pieasiap, ben &c. septea,ber 1911.

Dat, Sic iolten es in Gmpiane neb.
men, uto GA baltic ih MN oieien
glmcr bruntcr mo parte, boB es
0urd,l1uft,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
unucriDh nlih.

Gin Ingetlagter miro pom &ifter
gefragt, OBJ er gegen Die 3elgen et'
mas ~ein5upenocn babe.
.9hlr gegen Den Miiler," mar bic
antiport, ooenn Dem bab' i'd 81 leis
ner Srdu perbolfen, ullo bas tragt er
mir beute nod nad)."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Smmer Spurtsmanu.

gbemamn (nafocm icinc sSrau
ibre 9aroinenpreoiat eebalten hat,
nah Der llbr iebenb): rIurhihnitt.
lid pier5ig Worte IN Der Mtinute /;
Iu bait Seinen aeitrigen Hefor0 INN
fiiuf @crte geihloaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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Sim Selcphpn.

Gin Selb1noler, Der cine eilige
Sernbreoruig nit eincm gutcu Stun.
bert bate. mar genotbigt, iein apn.
tor Ser Sbbnt iciuer Helnnlad)efrali
ull5upertrauen. .gtlin, liebe Srail,"
iagte CT mo mics aui oas Selcpbon
,,uenn Sic Die @lpde bier an bicIem
fleincn aaiten l1uten boren. Damn
trctcn sic bier berdn uno rltien:
rSolpbl @er lit oa2" mo Damn
worten Sic oif Intmort."
Der &mifmann mar etiud cine
hnlbe Stuube fort, alS Ole 8lode
milo 81 lailten bcgann. Die Srau
elite herSu. itellte Die 6ra9e mo belt
Den Scorer ans DIR. ,Sier lit Dob.
ion ans Sublin," fam ole gntuort.
.Sabe eiuen sroBen Epiten Del fir
Sic. oen i'd Sbnen iofort ihiden
modte. Seien Sic bereit, i'm IN
Gmpfang 5u nebmen." 8leif bnr.
ouf fam Der aauiulann Suriid ino
lab an icinem @ritaunen, ipic Die
&einlnad)eirau einen leeren Ginler
unter Der Sdaatrihter bes Sele.
pbons belt.
.Was in aler 8elt mo6en Sic
oelm oa nit Dem @imer2" iraate er.
.glh, Serr," antwortete lie, ools
Sic eben tort maren, rief bier Elm
Mtann burd) bies Hobr, baB or ciuen
groben Gplten Del ihiden ipollte linS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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Nmdl cine Nnreoe.

TAB Sraueit nit Dem 5itel hires
Itannes aItaereoet peroen, bort man
OFT; lelten merDen Sohter nit benz
2itel hires 8aterS argeiprohen. IlS
ih neulih eiuen Soben unieres
Stuotbens betrat. beeegnetc ih Der
3ot)tcr zines %ueritorbenen ungeiebe.
men 8riunobeiisers nit pielen gb.
ren1mtern, ole Der aauimann nit
Den &ortcn perabifieOete:
DIoieii, 6raltlein S%anoesdlteite,
becbren Sic ing balb mieoer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Srieit mad Der Stnrmiluth.

Gin Observation-Disclosures Don Wiaio.
ren. Iusenbe Don Menihenlebert
perloren. Sammergeid)rei eriiiat Die
8aiien. Iaes itebt inter benz Gin.
Druid Der grdBlid,en aatoitrppbe.
ltno mas iagt bas maritime Sbier.
patorium2 Cine gut al~lsgepraste
baronletriihe Iepreiiion 800"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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neberraid)nng

Yianolelber (cincu ppriiber9cbet.
Den aunben onruieuo): Sobcn Sir
nld)t ppr ilpei Stunocn SIREN ldmur.
sen an5ug bel mir cilgeloit2
aiinoe: aacrbiugs. I'd, mplltc
cillem 6reuiloe aus Der GerlegenIleit
hclfeit, Der biciert Ibenb 5l ether
Seitlid)felt mtB. mtb bobc mcin gan.
ScS 8elo Suinmmengefrost-iihri
gems. luari,n frogep Sic oorllnh ?
Efanolciber: Ter NnSitg lit it,on
Dieoer bier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Ybiuenoeno.

Batter (oenl oas Sobnhen einc
iflcdlte 3cninr b%ringt): Gas lit
ia eiu 9drts miierablcS 3eiianiB. Sd
merbe DID oofiir mai jest geborig
ourfpriigeln."
Sobnfen: Batter. Der Scbrer bot
gciagt: priigeln niist bel mir uihts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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Sci Der HHffebr

oils einem naben %bobmiidcn Iorie
nadl einem idhiiid,en @renSit1othen
butten lid Die Snioiicn cines Shiit.
tens Die iorgfdltis gereiniatell
@Griuflald)en nit feurisem llngars
Dein iiiaen laiien i,nb oamit llnange.
iodten linO inter Sheleneeldute Die
@rensmade paiiiert. Triiben mllroe
iiber Die g~elungene Shmuggelei &C.
ifer5t linb gelad)t uno nod ein idd,.
iiiher 8altbof beluht. 9eim @ie.
oereiniteigeu rief elm Sbeilnebmcr
bon Der 9artie: .gber nniere @ein.
ilaifen limo ia gan5 beib." % trat
Der Sausfned)t id~nrun5elno Dor ulb
iprof nit aeminnenoer SreunbIih.
felt: Die Slaihen mnren gaiis falt
acmorben. ou babe i'd Sic eenc beim'
lihe Sreltbe gelnaht. $ faltc @aiier
is rars nllo beiBes neingeiolt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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SLATER .SauScl.

Serr Silin iurigcn Wnnlc. Der Die
Sod)tcr heiratbcn mill: sd gcbc
Sbncn alio am 9od5citstoac 10000
Wnrf, unb Ipoterhin crhoItcn Sic
nod einnnal 10000 Warf,."
Ter iunge Wann: Gas gebt
ni6t-id iiberncbm' ia Sire Sod,ter
and nidlt p~articrpeiic. - rGud.
faltcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Cine leibenoe Came

rciite nah eincm gnoeort, no JIG in
elmer Eeniipn mo6itte.
ySit Die Siift bier geiunb?" fragte
lie cinen Ycniion1r.
% ia, ih oellfc bod" mar Die
antlport. rIls if bierDer fam
bate ih gar feline ardfte. @enl
Sic mir geiagt hdttcn, ih ioatl
ourd)'s 3immter geben. 10 bate i'd, cs
nift gefonnt. Sd bate fa,l,lt eir
SOAR altf Dem aopie uno nog 10 me-
MIG, baB man mid bate altf ciller
g~riefpaee miegen fonnen,"
Sid, nuii babe ih nod Soff-
nitng," ia9te Die Came. LIMB iinb
Sic if,on longe bier2"
80 ia, i'd muroe bier 9 c b 0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Shersfragcn.

@nnn bat @ottirieo bon 9ouiQon
gelebt?
(@enn or nittS ouoeres Su ellen
batte.)
Ncr lit Gin liualiidlider Menih2
Ger Sfnibmod)er, oenn CT bat
immer Eed,.)
@orlm fam elm NfcrD fem
Shneioer meroen?
Gas Tferb iriBt Suffer-
-
Neldes Sbicr lit am gciroBig-
Iten2
(Ier Saie, er friBt nit Spei Sof.
feln.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Bic a~asemeine Shenernns.

Ste aagemetne Shenernng.
8iener grtrablatt: Gor Dem BE.
5irfsseridte IN Sicsitg bate iih Der
g%ierabtrdaer Sran5 Seeer wegen
@brenbeleibiarng su perantworten,
neil er elmer 8reislerin. Der Srau
Marie Sid)a, cine Sbrieiae segeben
batte.
Hihter Gum angeflaetelD: Sa.
ben Sic Der 0rau bic Sbrieige sese'
benz
Mnseflaster Olafeno): Sa, aber /
bab' @riino oaju a'babt.
Rihter: Sir cine Sbrfeise gibt's
feline @riinbe.
@nseflaater: So...? 3as bab
/ nit g'wilBt aber / bab' bod
9riino' s'babt. Die al1gerin bat
mi an Shnorrer g'baBeu. neil / ibr
fem 2iter @ein SabIt bob lnb otto.
ben bats mid aud). s fam mir oas
bod nit g'faa'n ~laiier, / bin q perA
beirotber Monn luo lie is MIR a
Wittpe!
aldgerin: 9eswesen fam i mid,
nid,t Dor Der ganSen Sefientli6feit
10 berunternlahen laiien.
&id,ter GUM anseflasten): 8lei.
den Sic lid, ans! Cur al1serin se.
lpenbet:) Saben Sic oen gngeflae.
ten einen Sfnorrer aenannt ulo linn
einen Stob segeben?
alaeerin: Sa, aber MIR int SherS.
angeflagter: Die Sbrieige mar a
nur a 8'ipaB!
"a 5piiden oen beioeu Yarteien
ein Iusgleid, nift moglid) mar. Der.
urtbeilte Der Rihter Den Nnaeflagten
ihlieBlih an elmer @eloitraie bon
jluan5is aroncn.
Ingeflagter (%eritount}: @es-
slparSig aronen? SSpiel2 ) hob'
slaubt, q Sbricisen foit MIR iiini
8nlSen2
Hidter: "a iino Sic I'M Srrthun.
Nngefla9ter: So. rihtia, cs is
alles tbeurcr moroen. (9ebbaitc Sei.
terfeit.)
e = -
Der cntlarptc STRIPPED.
Cine bes SumorS nidt cntbeb.
renoe SSenc ipielte lid in Ger gro.
Ben 9erliner Sauptitrabc .llutcr oei
Sinben" ob. Gin Den 9erlincr
poblbefaunter alter StrabenbGnoler.
Ger ein Sfilb aui Der 8ruit trlig,
,ani Dem 5u leien mar: .@lino. &c.
lGbmt mo itarf nerpenleioeno!" uno
lid bon eincm Siibrer begleiten licb.
erbiclt bon eiuer Game ein Ilmoieu.
Gin ,aonfurremt" iab Dies mo be.
ihuloigte IN ieiuem Ncioc ben nsc.
l1bmten 9linben" Der @eritclung.
0ieier pereab oariibcr iein 9ebred)en
nSlie, rannte benz SGiterer buriig
nah Mno perpriiaelie i'm aus 9eibes.
fraiten. label perlor Der .9linbe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26

Sic bas MoIS b~eibeboltel llno emit
wcilcn noh-M olSfoffcc trinfen!"
y - y
Gin Jamipcls.
~: Sd polltc, ih 9elpdnnc NOR.
gen IN Der 9ottcrie 10000 Wtarf.
g: Gann adbit on mir bod
iiher 1000 Marf2
~: Siclc mir gar uid)t Elm.
g.: Nlrn. bann bod 100 Marf.
~: Mud, 0as nift.
3: Iber 10 Marf bod gan5 be.
itimmt.
~: sitter Salllpelj, Der 81, bit.
miiilihe Dir bod lclbIt 10000 Wtarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
spab nlnB and icin.
Wis Wtultfc

WlS UtuliIC
III HuBlun6 mar, perlud)te man, TIN
iibcr Die slbiihtcn Yrelbens bctretfa
Der SitiecpropinSen aus5nforld)en.
Cine Siiritin uutcrnabm Dies nit
grnBcm Grfola.
ISilritin: nacnrcn Sic Die Office.
Erooinsen, Wtorifal?"
@oltfc: $50 licgen oieic Bro
%pin5cn?"
6iiritin: SHIN. an ser Sitice."
Woltfc: .Sd)pn longc2"
Gie Silritin iragtc nidt mebr
meitcr.
Cine Came,
Ole iih an ciltcnl Scrliner Yfannfil.
d)el giitlih tbuI mil, obcr nid)t
ielbit III Die arnbitorci trcten mag.
9ibt eiucnt anobcn > 8roid,cn, NIT
Dem aliftragc, oafiir III ser &onoi-
torci 5wei Yiunnflid)eu lid gcbcn 5u
~lnIicn. eineu ipQte or ibr bringelt,
Den 5ueiier aber iiir ieine Wilbe be.
bolrcn. Der auabc lit bamitg cinper-
ltnrloen mo fonm,t aud alsbalb ans
Der apnbitorei nit pollen 9aden
follenb iuriif mo melbet: rSr1ll.
lciil. bier bahen Sic Den eiilen Gro
ld]en mieoer. cs NOR man elm Efann.
fld)ct mebr ba, uno ben bab id) Dor
mir bchaltcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
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Gr hat red)t!

VT Haf red1f.
vSill0 mobrcnb mcincr Iblpcicu.
belt Terdiocrlmgcn bier cingctrc'
temp"
yNpa, Serr 9orprl. 6ic ilcllcil
8lasfcnIter hicr i'm Sreibfaiten."
.atcue 8lasfeniter? Sd lebc
f%cile.."
Pa, bic limo ood) cingctrctenl"-
,@isige 9lGttcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26

'elte grtac. iillb nlalt fo,lntc Die
Wabrnebmlltg mlnd)ei1, onb eS nit
Der Sebfroft bcs ogliuoen" cbenlo
gut heItellt lit luic nit ieincn 9terpen.
3clt r%entoblcn Siilbcnplab miro Der
ans Der Gnlle gciollcnc Sinulant
mnllcbr ldIucrlid wieocr cinlcbmel
fonllell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
eds, id)ait ani!

@cnn in @ien elm Tad repariert
miro, 10 mub Der Neiiter 3ieeel.
oeder an Dem Saiiie eit holsernes
areuS a%ufh1neen laiien nls War.
nungs5eihen fiir Die 9oriiberaehen.
Den. Die meiiren 3ieseloefer laiien
auf oieie areit5e entlpeber ibre gang
ailsgeihriebenen Hamen ODER Die Nm.
ianesbufitaben berieIben iesen. Als
nun eininal in elmer StroBe ein ioi.
Dies 8reuS, oas nit ben 8uhltoben
9. .. u. be5eihnet mar, bling, blicb
Elm poriibergebenoer Bauer Dor Dem
areli5e iteben mo ituoierte bariiber,
mas benn Die brei guhitaben mobl
SIT %bcbeuten hdtten2 SIN DEM Nil.
genblid fiel ein 3iesel bonn 9ahe
herab, biht neben ihn, nieoer. or
blifte binauf nno ifnlt ooriiber nidt
wenia. ga rief cine Gimme BOZ,
cben berab: ,Shs, italt auf!" unb
Der Bauer, nohmals Die bret 8uh-
itaben betrahteno, gine nit Den Wor.
ten tort: .Sdou. itail, iest maibi,
mos o'guditaben q bebeutcn
bab'n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Ter ciniid)tsupac Wattc.

Gr: sit cs oird1 beouem in Sci'
ncr Gfe, liebe %,Srau?"
Sic: Sans portreiflif!"
Or: uSit cs bort nid,t falt?"
Sic: .Iurdolls nidlt."
Gr: oSdliebt bic Sbilre glt2"
Sic: .Sehr gut"
Or: oaomll, baum loB inns Die
Glasc tauId)en."
- y -
Gin Scrr
Iuft nah Mohnun9en uno tritt in
Elm Salls, no or Cit Sbbah SIT fin.
Den hofft.
.Nie tart lit Sbre Samilie2"
iragte Der @irth.
nIrei Yerionelt, meine Sralt, ibre
Wlttter mo if,."
sic noQen alio nit Sbrer
Sbpiegermutter 6uiammcn mob
nen2"
1So."
nIam beballre ih,. Sd permictbe
rtur an rlibige Seltte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26
Sutramcn.

Sm Soipitol log Elm aranter; er
mar ieeliid, itarf bebriidt, neil es nit
ieiner @eiunhuns 10 gar nift Dor.
tuurts gcben molte.
nMutb, Wittb!" reoete ibm Elm
hunger Ir5t SIT. Dor bier Sabren
bate ih oieielbe &ranfbeit, uno
ieben Sic mid, helite AM"
Der Yatient lieB ieinc Iugen iiber
Die itdnimige 8eitalt g~leiten. .Wel.
den ar5t haben Sic aebabt2" iragte
er enolih ihpoh.- 9udfaiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-26

@irth: Ter Sbie, bon benz ,sbr
9eeiiteaf berriibrt, bot brei Trciic
befommen.
Gait: 0eim Yieroerennen.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
OLIVE FREMSTAD AS ToscA;
MARTIN IN CARUSO'S PART.

Olive Fremstad was the heroine IN
Pucc!ni's "Tusca'' at the Me~,ropoitan
Opera House last night. Her portraiturs
or the diva was a captivating comhlna-
ton OF personal beauty, lovely voice
and fine his;rionism. Her conception OF
the character has gained much IN
breadth and depth since last season. IL
a mere man may be permitted TO have
an idea on such a subject. the writer
would suggest that the blue gown she
wears in the second act is too dark.
Better a white or a gray one. Wisely,
she still wears It IN the last act.
Caruso's cold is inslstent. so Ricardo
Martin got another chance to exploit
his excellent Mario Cavaradossi. lie
was more than usually good in the
FIRST and second acts. and on this oc-
casion his Swan Song in the third act.
won long drawn out applause from all
over the house. Last week, singins
gust as well, he got not one solitary
hand for II. Audiences are difficult TO
analyze and understand.
Scottfs Scarpia, after all. Is the cen
trail figure. He presents 1t inimitably.
Probably he has worked II out In every
detail. but the effect he produces is one
OF absolute spontaneity and convincing
realism. Rossi, Pini-Corsi. Bada, Be-
que, Misslano n Lhlla Smelling had
the other leading parts, Toscanini con-
quoting with fine understanding.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
RiccORDI SAYS HIS FIRM DOES
, NOT CONTROL METROPOLITAN,

TITO Riccordi OF the great music pub
fishing house of Milan. Italy, sails for
nome to-day, after a visit of several
months in America. lie was very IN
dignant last night because of the charge
made by a morning newspaper that his
frm controlled New York's only opera
house. the Metropolitan. Absurd and
unjust, he declared, also untimely TO be
published on the eve OF his sailing,
when he had no time 10 reply at length
and in detail. Then he switched off to the
subject Of opera In English. of which he
approves most heartily in Cincinnati,
or Pittsourg o. San Francisco, or even
in smaller houses in New York, at pop
uiac prices, but not-perlsh the thought,
In the Metropolitan Opera House at
I've dollars for a seat In the orchestra.
The writer was rash enough to tell him
that tou performances of "Die Walkure"
in English at the Metropolitan Opera
House next season. In a proper rams
lat.on, presented by a competent cast,
which. II necessary, might be all
American, under the direction OF Alfred
Hertz, would bring as much money into
ehs box ONCE as the FIRST ten per-
The evening world., 1911-02-14
MiSCHA ELMAN AGAIN
PROVES HIS POPULARITY

Mischa Elman took a hurried trip
from St. Louis. -interruptlng his con
cert tour, to give another recital in
Carnegie Han yesterday afternoon be-
fore a crowded audience that overnowed
upon the platform some one or two
hundred. The brilliant young Russian
Violinist had for his associate player In
B~eethoven's "Kreutzer Sonata" with
which the programme hogan, Ernesto
Console, the pianist. After that Mr..
E!man presented the Paganini- Wnhelmi
concerto In ID major and Tartlnls
Devils Trill' sonata. the latter with
astounding virtuosity. To the hagf a
dozen other numbers on his programme
ne was obliged to add bali n dozen
extra. The lights had to he turned out
before some OF his enthusiastic ad-
mirers would go home.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
CONAN HAS THEATRE
ALL HIS OWN NOW.
Pictures Of George N. at All Ages
Decorate New Playhouse on
Broadway.

II Owe Il all to YOU" said George VI.
Conan in expressing his thanks to the
FIRST audience OF the new George NJ.
Conan Theatre yesterday afternoon,
when he was called ont after the third
act Of "Get-Eith-Quick Wa%llingford.'
Somebody in the balcony started three
cheers FOR the proud pusscssor of his
own theatre, and everybody Joined IN.
Then Mr.. Conan was gone but not Cor
gotten. FOR there are pictures OF hi.n
all over tho place. The mural dc'or1-
tons show him from the time he played
a fiddle as e. boy t. tho moment OF his
arrival on Broadway and the successes
that kept him there.
The new house. richSin purple and Sill
vcr, i1 about forty ave seconds from
Forty.scrond street on broadway, AMI
not more than three jumps from the
SUBWAY.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
"Siegfied"
Finely Sung
In "Ring" Cycle
Berta Morena, as Brunn-
hide, in Her FareweH
for the Season, Recalls
Memories of LiUi Leh-
MAINS Irpersonation
-Burrian Captivating
in the Title Part.
By SYL ESTE RAWLTNS.

GeCIEGFR1ED." In the matinee
cycle or THE N~ibelungcn Ring"
at the Metropolitan opera
House yesterday, drew a very large aud-
renee. Between the acts scores Of
women who had been standing behind
the rail- rested upon the floor as I'm
the early days of "Parsifal' under Mr.,
Conried's direction, and I'D stairs tho
TEA room was crowded. The perform
ence was highly credltable 10 every.
body who took part In It. ana the en-
thus!astle applause It ELECTED at the
end OF each ~ was fully merited.
To Mr.. Hertz first tribute must be paid
for his luminous exposition OF the
score and his masterful command Of all
his forces. In the last act, his alertness
especially was necessary to maintain n
perfect illusion.
II was rather d~isconcerting 10 find
the gray cloaked. white heimeted
Brunnhilde of Olive Fremstad, who IN
die Walkure" last week was put TO
sleep by her irate father. wotan, awak.
ened by Siegfried's kiss as Berta Mo-
rena. red cloaked. dark helmeted and
some inches taller. Her voice lacks
something OF bigness for the part, but
from her greeting TO the sun and the
light until the end OF the love duet she
used II with lovely discretion. Her
poses were beautiful and her facial ex-
preston was a marvel In psychology.
More nearly than any of her contempo-
raries she recalls LeM Lehman. II was
her farewell for the season and the day
vas the twenty-eighth anniversary o,
Wagner's death.
Hurrian made a fine Siegfrled. His
song at the forge was especially well
done. and throughout, both IN singing
snd aching, ne was most satisfying. But
why. Mr.. Burrian. in the las; act, did
You let your eyes wander so persist.
emily to the conductor? You are no
novitiate in the part. AS Siegfried IN
"Goetterdaemmerung' next week, Mr..
Burrian will take his farewell for the
season. 1t Is strange to recall how lonr
1t took us TO like him and how long 4,
took him to like us.
Louise Homer was most impressive MS
Erda and she san in lovely voice.
Soomer's hoarseness was more marked
than ever. lie should report on the slcl;
list along with Caruso and the Others
Yet his Der Wanderer" did not fail 10
impress. or Relse's Incompatible Mime
and Goritz's sinister Alberich nothing
new may be said. Bella Alien was ,hc
Voice OF the Birds and Basil Ruysdac.
was Fafner. The dragon was a mos
imposing and terrifying beast.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
TT WAS RECOMMENDED
TO NE BY MY DOCTOR"

l.. Brown, Irving. Ill. as well as a great
many others.
Physicians. hospitals and other in
stitulions all over the world endorse
the merits Il Father Johns Medicine
because they know Of its history aud
curative power.
II cures colds. coughs and throat and
lung troubles in tho natural way by
driving the impurities out of the body
and at the same time It's pure food
elements make flesh and strength for
those who are weak aud run down.
Not a patent medicine but a doctors
prescription. free from alcohol and
poisonous drugs in any form. Get n
bottle today.
The evening world., 1911-02-14
The Reason Why Many People
Take Father Johns
Medicine.

When Mrs. &. II. Dunkcl, Of 80 Lin
den street, Reading, Pa. was asked
why she took Father Johns Medicine.
for her cough. she replied. 1T was
recommended by my doctor" The same
question was asked and a similar answer
returned 10y the following -Mrs \. T..
HiNon, so Larkin street, Bangor. Me;
Henry L. Nillct. % Crown street.
Mcridcn. Conn; Frank Poif. Hallam.
Pa; Miss Catherine Boyle. IS Black
burn street. ~Fairhavcn. Mass; Charles