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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-10
TeIegramy zagTanGzne.
Rewia Floty Brytyjskiej.

Rewia Floty Brytyjskiej.
Londyn, 10 lipca. = Pod Spi-
thead odbyia sic wielka inspekcya
i rewia floty angielskiej europej-
skiej, ii. stacyonowanych ma Mo-
rzach Polnocnem i Niemieckiem
okretow. Zebraio sic ich : 315!
Okrety te staneiy W 6ciu rze-
dach. diugich ma 80 mil kolosalna
ia flota dowodzi admiral Callag-
han pancernika Neptune, o.
raz 15tu innych admiraiow. Pc
inspekcyi odbywa sic obecnie re-
via wiasciwa; flote podzielono
na dwie dywizye, niebieska j czet-
wona. w rewii uczestnicza mimi
strowie kanadyjscy wszyscy.
ktorzy zjechali sic ma konferencye
Imperyum Brytyjskiego. Nowo-
scia W manewrach tych jest po-
laczenie ich manewrami floty
uapowietrznej. Niema zadnej wat
pliwoScl, IL manewry te olbrzy-
ME So - pokojowa pogr6zka i
dla Niemiec takze...
2 Mexyku.
Juarez, 10 lipca.- Gen. Orozco
ma tu dzisiaj przybyc. i odbedzie
narade co do dalszej kampanii.
Podobno rewolucyoniSci So jui
rozbici zupeinie Podzieleni ma
male oddziaiki, ME majace laczno-
sci re soba. Jeden dowodzcow
rewolucyjnych Dominquez ofia-
rowal sic poddac 500 ludzmi
swymi generaiowi Huercie, jesIi
sic i'm zapewni bezkarnoSc: wodz
iederalny zgodzii sic ma to.
Mormoni w Colonio More
los, W liczbie 250. postanowili
bronic sic do ostatniego rewolu-
cyonistom, a zadan ich wymr-
szen ME speiniac. w okolicy do
wodzi federalnymi gen. Sanjines,
ale ME jest on jeszcze gotow do
odparcia wiekszej liczby oddzia-
low rewolucyjnych. Mormoni,
kt6rzy sa Amerykanami, podali .
protekcye do Waszyngtonu.
Aqua Prieta, 10 lipca. = Rad
powierzyi dowodztwo wojsk fe,
deralnych W Stanie Sonora gen.
Garibaldiemu, ten jednakze zre-
zygnowai tel godnoSci, co "a
pewne = nowe rzadowi spowodu-
je kiopoty.
z Portugalil.
Lizbona, 10 lipca. = Rad po-
wolal pod bron rezerwy, aby
przeprowadzic szybka i stanow-
ca kampanie przeciwko roIali-
stom. nieustannie graSujqcym ma
poinocnem pograniczu. OnegdaJ
monarchisci zaatakowali maiy cd
dziai republikanski W Chavez /
zbombardowali to miasto. Mimo
maiej liczby. republikanie dziei-
ME atak odparli przepedzili mo-
narchistow az "a granice hiszPan-
ska. Wielu napastnikow zgineio,
a zwycisstwo republikanow kraj
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-10
TeIegramy kTajoWe.
Hilles bedzie kierownikiem karn-
panii ma rzecz Tafta.

panii ma rzecz Tafta.
Washington, 10 lipca. = Char
les Dewey Hilles, prywatny Sc
kretarz prezydenta Tafta, zostai
wczoraj wybrany przewodnicza-
Gym republikanskiego komitetu
krajowego przez sub-komitet z
Iona tegoz komitetu,, ktoremu
sprawe wybrania Y ,lglrVzsdnikow !. sta
lych poruczono. =
Sekretarzem konitetu obrano
James Burton Reynolds, bylego
czionka wydziaiu taryfowego.
Pod wodza dwu powyzej wy
mienionych urzednikow komite-
tu krajowego rozpocznie sic W
tych dniach kampania ponow-
ny wybor PREF. Tafta, Gl6wna
kwatera bedzie W Nowym Yorku,
gdzie wkrotce lokal bedzie wy
najety. Druga kwatera bedzie W
Chicago, prawdopodobnie W Ho-
telu La Sale, trzecia w jednein
miast zachodnich, Denver lub
San Francisco.
w przyszlym tygodniu W pia-
tex, odbedzie sic drugie posiedze-
ME subkomitetu, ia ktorem wy
brani bye maja: skarbnik komi-
tety wykonawczy i doradczy.
Tymczasem ukladaja sic plany
dalsze co, do szczegolow i metod,
jake maja bye uzyte W zwalcza-
niu dwoch wrogow, II. republika-
now progreswnych, t. IVY. Roose;,
veltowcow, jakotez i demokra-
tow. Przywodcy W obozie republi-
kanow przejeci So niezwykiym
optymizmem.
Ottawa dzumy.
Waszyngton, 10 lipca. = o no
wych wypadkach dzumy ME do
niesiono wczoraj ami Kuby ami
z Porto Rico do siuzby zdrowia
publicznego.
Trzech pasazerow trzeciej kla-
sy okretu Chalmette, ktorzy po-
dobno przybyli dzielnicy W Ha-
wanie dotknietej playa, zatrzyma-
no w kwarantanie W New Orle-
ans dopiero po sprawdzeniu, re
ME So zarazeni, beda wypuszcze-
nj ma wolnoSc. Okret ten ME przy-
bill do doku w Hawanie, ami tez
zaden z majtkow ME wyladowal.
Chirurg Stoner, glowny lekarz
ma Ellis Island, doniosi do Wa
szyngtonu, re tepienie szczurow
mad woda W Nowym Yorku jui
ma dobre jest rozpoczete. To sa-
mo sic 'czyni W Galveston, Texas,
i,w innych portach.
Chirurg generalny; Blue, po-
twierdzn rozporzadzenie, zabra-
niajace pasazerom z Hawany. wy
ladowac W ktorymkolwiek por-
tow we Florydzie, jezeli poprze-
dnio'nie beda zatrzymani przez =
dni wkwarantanie W PrisSonia.
Mobile. Ala, 10 lipca. Aze-
by zapobiedz rozszerzeniu SIC
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Przyktad do nasIadowanla.

Master: Co to takiego? zegar ME
tfie.
Uczsh. Pan maister powinienby go
rsslaaowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-10
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Trzech aresztowano "a to, re pedzili 60 mil
ma godzine. Jeden powaznie skaleczony
Po pijaneInu.
Sedzia skazal automobiliste ma $50 kary. Sedza
Stewart jedzie ma wakacye.
Pieknern. "a nadobne.

ElSknSIIl I'D ILo41bAOs
Wczoraj wysziy na jaw szcze-
go,y rzekomego spisku, przy po-
mocy kt6rego chciano zrujnowat
reputacye Clarenca Funka, gene
ralnego zarzadcy kompanii Inter
national Harvester Company. w
Chicago pred sadem wielko-
przysiegiych stawila sic J6zefina
Henningowa, ktorej MAJ ME tax
dawno temu skarzyi Funka o
$4,000 odszkodowania "a RE
kome uwiedzenie jego zony. Ko-
beta zeznaia pred lava wielko-
przysieglych, re Funka r,igdy ME
widziaia, re z MIN W zadnym ho-
telu ME, byia, re ia namowiono
do tego spisku. Powiedziaia mad
to, re cd czasu kiedy da}a sic ma
movie do udziaiu w spisku otrzy-
mywala okoio $500 ma miesiac cd
adwokata Donohue, ktory broni}
Henninga. Pieniadze te zuzyla
ma podroze lub ubrania.
I
Obeznanf~z ia sprawa @twier-
dza, re to wszystko jest pieknem
"a nadobne. Funk chcia} zrujno-
wac Hinesa, Lorimera, ci zas po-
dobno odpiacili mu sic procesem
O skandaliczne zachowanie sic z
cudza iona.
Sad zdaje sic bedzie przywia--
zywal bardzo maio wagi do zez-
nan Henningowej, ktora zmien-
ma Jest jak wiatry chicagoskie.
Skwarny dzien
Rok 1911 powtarza sic W histo-
ryi miasta Chicago. Rok temu w
Chicago skwar straszne szerzyi
spustoszenie. w roku biezacym
many prawie to samo. Wczoral
zanotowano dziewiec wypadkow
smierci. Naliczono takze kilka
porazeh. Zapowiedziany przez
proroka deszcz ,pojawil sic tylko
ma poludniowej stronie miasta.
Srodmiescie ME zaznalo ulgi.
Najnzsza temperature ukazaia
sic wczoraj rano o godzinie gel,
kiedy termomert wskazywa} "a;
potem szedi ciagle W gore. o
godzinie wpol do czwartej poPo-
iudniu wzniosi sic do 81. Ma
dzieh dzisiejszy prorok znow "a
powiada deszcz.
60 mil ma godzine.
Wczoraj rano aresztowano
trzech pasazerow automobile,
ktory pedzif szybkoscia 90 mil ma
godzine i zder,yf sic wozem
rozwozacym mleko. Jednego "a
brano do szpitala re zlamana no
ga, konia musiano zastrzelic po
tyrn wypadku. Rozwoziciel NILE
ka ME zostai skaleczony. Byf MIN
niejaki Sidney Younke.
Paul Sirstram wypadf samo-
chodu, kiedy ten wpadl ma konia,
re z}amana noga zabrano 60 do
szpitala w Oak Park. Innych, z
wyjatkiem kierownika, zabrano
.
ma policye. Ma stacyi podali ma
stepuiace nazwiska: John Carl
stern, William Carrigan H. Wal
ton.
Szofer, Latham Sistram, u
ciek} z miejsca wypadku j poll
cya go ME zlapala.
Po nieszczesliwym wypadku
automobil ME chciai sic zatrzy-
mac. Policyant, ktory stall W po-
blizu miejsca katastrofy, strzelii
"a pedzacymi W ten sposob
zmusif ich do zatrzymania ma
szyny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-07-10

Japonii pracownicy tegoz pola
W ciagu ostatnich lat 50ciu. Pani
Atomi liczy lat 7si jest zaiozy-
cielka znakomitej szkoly dla
dziewczac, ksztaicacej 1000 ucze-
mic.
Ze Szwecyi.
Stockholm, 10 lipca. - Wczo-
rajszy dzieh deszczowy, ME
wstrzymal przecie Igrzysk OHM
pijskich; 'odbywaiy sic mianowi-
Gle zawody biegow pieszych, "
ktorych znow kilku Amerykanow
odniosio zwyciestwa.
f" Obrona Norwegii.
Chrystiania, 10 lipca. = Poia-
czone komisye: wojskowa bu-
dzetowa storthingu przedstawily
rapport o obronie Norwegii. Wig
kszosc ziozona z lewicy, propo-
nuje wyasygnowanie 20 Milo
now koron ma budowe i uzbroje-
ME dwu pancernikow. Mniejszosc
zlozona 4 posiow, proponuje ma
ten eel tylko 16 pol miliona. So
cyalisci, uznajac, re potrzeba ty-
ko jednego pancernika, gsosowali
przeciwko obu tym propozycym.
Katastrofa W kopalni.
Londyn, 10 lipca. = w Conis-
borough, W kopalni wegla ,,Cade-
by" wydarzyla sic fatalna explo-
,zya, kt6ra spowodowaia zawale-
ME sic kilku kruzgankowi ko-
NOR, grzebiac 30tu robotnikow; /;
poSpieszyio i'm na pomoc kilku-
dziesieciu towarzyszy, niestety az
40tu z Mich zginelo rowniez! 10
cial juz wydobyto ma powierzch-
nie! Wczoraj zwiedzai kopalnie
krol jerry z malzonka, z okazyi
tel urzadzono robotnikom swie-
to zamiast $50 tylko 80 byio "a
jetych w kopalni. Zawdzieczac
temu nalezy, re wiecej ofiar ME
byio!. =. Wsrod zabitych, kto-
rzy pospieszyli ma pomoc robotni-
kom, jest szef inspektorow rza-
dowych William Pickering, kto-
ry pare krolewska oprowadzai 20
kopalniach.
2 Anglii.
Londyn, 10 lpca. : Ksiezna
Joanna de Bourbon wniosla po-
DAME 0 rozwod powodu opusz-
czenia jej przez meza; nova SEN
zacya towarzyska.
= Donosza Kingstonu, ma Ja-
majce, re wladze tamtejsze zarza-
dziiy surowa kwarantane dla sta
tkow przybywajacych Kuby z
powodu pojawienia sic dzumy "
Hawanie.
z Kanady.
Vancouver, British Columbia,
10 lipca. Ogolnie spodziewaja
sic tu, re poiow ryb W roku bic
zacym bedzie bardzo slaby.
zadania hakatystow.
Berlin, 10 lipca. = Oslawiony
hakatysta ksiadz Feja wystapii
ma lamach dziennika Tag. z arty-
kulem, domagajacym sic bezwa-
runkowej nauki religii dla dzieci
polskich W jezyku niemieckim
uskarzajacym sic, re spowiedz
dzieci polskich odbywa sic po pol
sku.
z Austryi.
Wieden, 10 lipca. = w artyle-
ryi austryackiej zaprowadzone
zostana stalowe armaty, zamiast
dotychczasowych-z bronzu, ko-
sztem 250 milionow koron.
- Poczmistrz w Irding, W
Styryi, nazwiskiem WINNER, Ii
ciekl, zdefraudowawszy 75e,OOO
koron = prawdopodobnie do A
meryki.
z Nieniec.
Berlin, 10 lipca. = Ces. Will
helm = komiwoiazerem! Prasa
niemiecka donosi, re W czasie O.
statniego zjazdu carem Miko-
Iaiem. ces. Wilhelm obsypywaf
grzecznosciami rosyjskiego mini
stra marynarki, admiraia Gre
sorewicza, prawdopodobnie, by
90 skaptowac dla niemieckich fa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
BALL GAMES DAILY.

In addition 10 the features enumer-
ated there will be ball games daily
that will bring together the best anna
teur teams in this part of the country.
There will be a game tomorrow be
tween the Rock Island Boosters and
the Happy Corners from this city and
after that there will be two games
daily. as follows:
Monday-Moline Tigers VS.. CISCO,
two games.
Tuesday -Mathersville VS.. Sherrard
Wednesday-Os VS.. Rock Island
Boosters.
Thursday-East Moline VS.. Sher.
rard. two games.
Friday-Silvis VS.. Moline Tigers,
two games.
Sunday p. m.-East Moline VS.,
Silvis, two games.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
HOPES TO SECURE
STATE Meeting
Frank Bertelsen to Garry Invi-
tation to Hotel Clerks
Association.
AT QUINCY NEXT WEEK
Asks Business Men and City Officials
to Back Him UP in His
Undertaking.

Frank Bertelson, clerk at the Hotel
Harms, who is the Rock Island dele
gate to the state convention of the
Greeters of America, TO be held at
Quincy, Aug. % and "a, is making
strenuous effort to land the next state
meet in this city, and with that end
in view is striving TO induce official
and prominent business men TO extend
invitations to the hotel clerks, bidding
them welcome here.
At the national convention in Chi
cage, early in July, Mr.. Bertelson put
| in some good work, agitating Rock
Island for the next state meet, and
with the many amusement places
available here, and the combined at
fractions Of the three cities, he hopes
to land the crowd for next year. The
bringing of this convention to the city
would mean that Rock Island would be
brought prominently to the attention
of the clerks and prominent hotel men
Of the state, and consequently, hun
dreds of people would have Rock Is
land recommended to them as desir-
! CITY dllu
sients would bring their money here.
PROGRAM AT QUINCY.
The program announced for the
IQuincy meet shows that the clerks
will be royalty entertained as to
amusements. Friday morning the
delegates will register at headquart-
ers, the Hotel Newcomb. The ad-
dress of welcome will be delivered by
Mayor Frank Garner Business SEES
sions will be held both morning and
afternoon. At o'clock the delegates
will take cars for the Illinois Soldiers
and Sailors home as guests of Colon
ell Anderson after which they will re-
pair to Hihgland park for supper. A
vaudeville program and dance has
been arranged for the evening.
Saturday morning the men will hold
another business session, while the
ladies will lock horns at the bridge
tables. In the afternoon the party
will take automobiles and be treated
to a ride through the various parks
and boulevards of the city, also stop
ping for a tour of inspection of the
United Cereal mills, the largest in the
country.
A banquet at Z o'clock in the even,
ing will close the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
COAL VALLEY is
READY TO GREET
ITS EX-CITIzENS
Tent Colony in Park Will House
Home Coming Visitors
Next Week.
PROGRAM OPENS MONDAY
Distinguished Sons from Abroad Ex.
pected to Help Make the oe-
easion Noteworthy.

Coal Valley residents will resolve
themselves into one big family next
week 20 welcome former citizens at a
home coming. Everybody who is able
will contribute TO the festivities. Coal
Valley park, on the hill north OF the
main part OF the village, has been put
IN shape and a tent colony will be es-
tablished there 10 house the visitors
Here will be tents In which the
cooking will be done for the multi
tude, and others in which the people
will dine. A permanent dancing pa
vilion has been erected for their en-
tertainment. Receptions and pro-
grams will be given under canvas at
the park. In the village the public
school, town hall, churches and par
sonages will be open to the villages
guests throughout the week. and each
citizen will constitute himself a com
mittee OF one TO see that nothing is
left undone that will help make the
occasion the biggest in the history Of
the village
OPENS MONDAY.
The exercises OF the home coming
will begin Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock al the park The program will
open with prayer by Rev. Mr.. West,
followed by an address Of welcome by
Mayor H. r. Martin. and a response by
John W. RAY OF Des Moines. a former
resident. The concourse will join in
singing such well known songs as
Home. Sweet Home" Aud Lang
Syne," silver Threads and Illinois"
After remarks by homecomers there
viii be a reception, closing the exer-
Cises.
Tuesday afternoon the program will
be musical in character, including
numbers by the Trevor quartet, and
Miss Skinner OF Moline, and Mrs.
Tavalaw Evans OF Youngstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Evans is a vocalist Of note and a
former resident Of Coal Valley. She
now conducts conservatory Of music
al Youngstown
Wednesday will be old soldiers day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE.


All games postponed, rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago. 1; New York, I.
Cincinnati, 4 Brooklyn, 8.
Pittsburgh, 3; Philadelphia, 8.
St Louis, Z; Boston, 5.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington. 4; Chicago, 0.
New York. 9; Detroit, S.
Philadelphia, 3; Cleveland, 1.
Boston, 2; st. Louis, 3.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 4; Columbus, . (second
game, rainD.
ST. Paul, /; Toledo, l.
Milwaukee, 8; Indianapolis, l.
Kansas City, 4; Louisville. (ten
innings).
WESTERN LEAGUE.
st. Joseph, 8; Wichita, 4.
Sioux City, 2; Denver, I.
Lincoln. l; Des Moines, {.
Omahs-Topeka, rain.
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION.
Galesburg, s: Muscatine, /.
Hannibal, 6: Burlington. l.
Kewanee, 8; Ottumwa, Z.
Keokuk, Monmouth, rain.
WIsCONsIN-ILLINOIS LEAGUE.
Madison, /; Green Bay, II.
Rockford, 5; Wausau, 7.
Racine, IL; Oshkosh, l.
Aurora, 8; Appleton, ; l3 innings)
ILLINOIS-N MISSOURI LEAGUE.
Streator, o; Kankakee, 1.
All other games, rain
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
South Bend. /; Akron. 0.
Grand Rapids, 8 Youngstown, :.
Erie, 2; Fort Wayne, 0.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17

Peliing-The Chinese government is
formulating a demand for revision Of
the customs tariffs in regard to the
fixed values of imported goods arrang-
ed in 1902. believing the values of for
eign articles have risen since that
date
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
SCHILLER VEREIN PICNIC
LOBE HELD THIS EVENING

This evening at Huber's garden
takes places the first picnic held under
the auspices OF the Schiller Verein,
the newly organized German society
In addition to having a good time the
members will adopt constitution and
bylaws and perfect plans for a closer
social union Of the German societies
OF the three cities,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17

The musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Bessie Wayne Chap
man Of Moline; Miss Catherine Won
Ach of Davenport, and Mrs Minnie
Ransom Barker Of Rock Island. A
martial band has been engaged fo-
the day.
TRI-CITY DAY.
Thursday is tri-city and neighboring
towns day. John p. White, president
Of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea. who spent his boyhood in Coal
Valley, and Judge c. J. Searle of Rock
Island will be the speakers. while Mrs
Evans will be in charge of the musical
program.
Friday the ladies of Coal Va-ey will
serve a banquet which will be some
thing out OF the ordinary, there will be
music by an orchestra and impromptu
remarks by home Corners.
Saturday will be farmers day and
one Of the leading features of the pro-
gram Will be an address by Dr. w. Z.
Taylor Of Moline on soil culture.
Sunday religious services will be
held in charge Of Rev. Mr.. Clark and
Rev Mr. Haney of Moline.
Monday takes place the farewell ex-
ercises, closing the week.
The Crescent brass band of Moline
has been engaged for Monday, Thurs,
day and Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
Canton, 4 Springfield, 2.
Wheeling Haute' wet grounds
Dayton-Zanesville, rain.
znz,eate'I|

The Liebler company and the
George c. Tyler company announce
that the following players of promin-
ence have been engaged by them for
the coming season: Viola Allen, Sarah
Allgood, George Arliss, Lee Baker,
John Barrymore, Richard Bennett,
Henry Bergman, Frederick Bond, Sgd
ney Booth, Edmund Breese, Lawson
Butt, w. T. Carleton, Constance Col
lier. Margaret Dale, Dorothy Donnel-
ly, Marie Doro, Grace Elliston, Arthur
Forrest, Echlin P Gayer, Basil Gill,
Albert Gran, Charles Harbury, o. P.
Heggie, Violet Heming, Gertrude Hitz,
William Hodge. ]. NJ Kerrigan, Will
ton Lackaye, Elsie Leslie, Robert Lo-
raine, Frank Losee, Madeleine Louis,
\. G. Poulton, Fred O'Donovan, Marie
O'N2il, Leonora Won Ottinger, Jose
Ruben, Harold Russell, Marguerite st.
John, Arthur Sinclair, Madame ST.
none, Ida Vernon, Charles WaldrOn,
II b. Warner and Arthur Wontner
The plays TO which these players have
been assigned include THE Daughter
of Heaven" by Pierre Lott and Judith
Gautier; The Garden of Allah" by
Robert Kitchens and a collaboration
the Dickens centenary celebration
production of OLIVER Twist" Dis
raeli," by Louis n. Parker; Man and
Superman," by George Bernard Shaw;
"Buxl," from the German, by Rudolph
Besier; The Herfords," by Rachel
/ CrOthers; The New Sim" by Melon
aid Hastings; General John Regain,
/ by George A. Birmingham; THE Man
From Home" by Booth Harrington
and Harry Leon Wilson; the Irish
plays by Synge, Lady Gregory, etc;
"Pomander Walk" by Louis N Park
er; a new play by Mr.. Parker, anC
another by Parker and Deyere Stack
pole, in collaboration; new plays by
Justin Huntley Mccarthy, Hugh Ford
Bayard WELLER. and the plays to BIZ
presented at the Children's theatre
in New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17

Word comes from Marseilles OF the
oldest stage contract ever entered
into, a "futurity" engagement for
THE Garden of Allah" Alphonse Fa-
bre, who has been a member of the
company playing the Robert Hichens-
Mary Anderson drama since the open
ing day, was gladdened last season by
cablegram announcing the appear
ance at Marseilles OF an heir. Out Of
compliment to Stage Director Freder-
! lex Stanhope, Monsieur Fabre recon-
mended the name FREDDIE for the
| youngster. George c. Tyler, while
touring Europe this summer, visited
/ the Fabres at Marseilles, and was
much taken with the youngest Of the
! family.
You ought TO make an actor of
him" suggested the manager.
will you give him an engagement? ?"
asked Mr.. Fabre, jokingly.
/ ~ will indeed" answered Mr.. Tv.
Ter, promptly. III tell you what I'll
! do--IIl sign him this very day for the
part of little Boris in The Garden OF
Allah, so he can be in the same com.
pany with his father He can begin
with the season of 1914, when he'll be
big enough TO run across the stage
into Domini's arms"
And just 10 prove he meant It, Mr.
Tyler put his name to a contract, and
so did FREDDIE, by proxy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabre and the future
Boris. Jr-, will sail for New Yorl
shortly to be ready for the opening
OF The Garden of Allah" at the Chi
cago Auditorium, Labor day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1912-08-17
Public Notice,

TUUIIC INOCICG.
l will not be responsible for debts
contracted by anyone except myself.
after this date. M H. DANIELSON.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-10
YKORL DIS GR TESI
CIR Gus TO OR & wv

sources Of the circus in horses. cam
els. elephants and other animals.
proper to the story, find ample ex
Jressfon In the most elaborate. pro-
idpction ever given under canvas. The
music has been oarrahged by Fal,iG
Enendi. late bandEnqster Of the Khe-
olive of Egypt from compositions Of
Verdi, Gouhod. salnt-seaps. Cold
mark and others. The wordiezs play
IS carried cut IN q series Of mighty
stage,tpi etlpes. and TIDE episode that
4Rspired the genius Of Shakespeare
and that had It's tragic denoumeDt
ten years later in the suicide OF the
great Roman and the sensational
death of Cleopatra is thrilIIngly told
by means of great ensembles. fetes
and teupsichorean accomplishments.
Aftergthel spectacle comes. the circus,
proper. The, elephants are the FIRST
item on the long bill. All winter
long they have been taking post
graduate courses at winter quarters,
developing new tricks. chief among
these is the ball gamer introducing
K6ko. only elephant spitbail pitch
er, in or out Of captivity, The
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-07-10
Parade and Program the
Best Ever Seen in All
Human History.

Hoop La. The Barnum and Baii.
So cirelis wan be here tomorrow,
oser-toppige in magnitude. in splen-
dor insRcgelty, in dun an din breath
takInIs feats any and all of its fa1
mouviaehieyements OF the past.
Twenty acres Of tents, parade
three miles long, a mo cage nenag-
erie, forty elephants, three droves Of
c@mela, baby giraffe. 700 horses
and ponies, a gorgeous spectacle em-
pIoying more than 1000 persons, the
Japanese Aiikado's jiu jltsu cham
pions. May Wirth. equestrienne par
excellence, the pick and the pride of
the worlds acrobats, gvmnasts. aer-
ialists and equilTbrlsts. Clowns? Yes,
dozens of them.
The circus twill arrive In eighty
five double-lepgth railroad care early
tomorrow. The young boy and the
old boy viii he at the railroad yards
to meet it and witness the pIctur-