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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Der StnOdIs.
Gin Orisotnoarm ,r,dblt.


sWie nun Der Worb paFi,rt mar,
bo ,rfhi,H aud sI,i6 Der Stsdbrisf.
i'd mad, mid auf bic Str.iTs our6
ben Sort unO bdb. mad elmer Gtuns
be 0as Gliid, Den M0rber sl sripis
iten. Dos Signalsm,ni Itimmt,
polltommsn Bis duf oi. aI.inigt,it,
bah mtin W0rbsr cine bobe Gtirn
bate, itatt cine ni,6rigt unb outj
itint GommsrIproH,n. ga tur3um,
tr mar ts, un0 Der OrtsborIisber
ardtuliert, mir fdon 5u Den iinibun,
bert Wdrt 8tIobnuna. Der g.rbr,'
der bisb Stempte.
Pu. mas iol i6 Sbnsn fdptn, 3ipti
Tag, fpdi,r tritasn fs in Sdmburg
am Saftn tinsu qdn3 anoern su pais
fen. duf Den 0ds SienaIsmrn. duh
pabt. Der bieb absr 9umst,. Den
rtbmtn fe ms 9erbor unO Der asrl
selt,bt. bdb sr Der Worosr III. Con
p.rflu6ttr 6euo6Ie! mar, Der BLOB
tinsn Sdg friibsr bon Sumburs abs
aefdbrtn, btnn mar bod mtin
Stempfe Der W0rSer, unO id bait.
ben R i6tigeu."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

ebbeS mar bod nit gcf4dfft, bus mar
piel mebr 5onn IN IS mar en- gang
ongenebme 46en0 no Der Stngle6rer
Sci uns fpenoe 6ubt, Sang eipeI9els
lie Bel oie Singitunbe nit bic Qebs
Dies. @r mar email babel getpeIe IN
es bdtt ibn puttieniebr iid gema8t,
tpie er geIehn bdtt, fpie Ii4 ole Mss
oer6er gu Den Singtebrer binge'
f6niett IN @udusGis gemubt bate.
0as mar Ood feline Qrbeit, oas mar
pleider I'M tpie mer duf oeitI4 Jag.
oubt 8onn. lin for al 0en GpdB
Oebte mir Guh ben Mtann nod beaoble
lin lpenn er audi oo nids ouge1e Idqe
MOTT, bann Debt sr bod gang geb0rig
gege e Rebs tide,
0a ben i9 geiogt: .8rieoer", ben
id geiagt, i'd ben audi E 0ott p60sr
'pei gu iage. Mer miIIe oie Siets
i9ers in Die prblids S6uls be3a6le,
DAB ie uniere &ios tietf6e, mer miRe
for a1es mas mer genieBe beaa6le Of
oas iebt for geiitige obber t0rperlide
8eberfniife i8, oaS mo6t nid8 aus
un es nimmt en- Singlsbrer berooQt
lang bis er gerug 9elernt bat for
10 en- 86ni4 pie unfern aeu86uIte
ebbes in Die miuiidcl 2e!n gu tietI6e.
Nenn ie6er bon uniere Sin9erI6 sic
Rote femme belt un Debt I9on e fpt>
mig 8orten1tnifie in Den @elan9 be-
iibe, Damn mar e8 different, atpper 10
en- 2ott 5eQerI4, tpo mod nit pi7e,
OBJ ie Bel 0as Singe Sen Nfuno o0ber
ole Sbre uff3umcde ben I'M no tein
annere 8ogel femme, tpte { Rrott I'm
mann Die E tpeiBe @pbren an bat oente,
es pGr en- BARTENDER oo0er en- gorter,
Die iiage gu lerne, oas is mebr, als
ih IN ibr an mitfamme glei9. oebt
gu tGdele."
Wea, Ole Mietung bat 10 lang ees
oauert, oaB i6 Shne ben gfeit in mein
nd6ite Sdreipeb1ief riepobrte muB.
@nnitpee ber i'd E gauge 2att aus
mein Siitem sraus friest I'm oas Subt
en- arme 9ieb gut.
Womit i6 perbleipe
Sbne Sbrn lietper
p6iltpp Sauerampfer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

oenn 0e9te mer i'm rufe. 0a Fat Iif
Der Sbieretter 9ebrift IN pie mer
u1ner un5 gspeie iino, 0d Zen i6 9es
Iagt: yU}iiter PrsFe0ent", ben i'd GEE
Tagt, .oer Mifter @ebespeiler bot
ebbes gu idge III i'd f9lage Dor, Dab
Sic i6m ous Nort erteile." Der Mis
fer @eoesneiler bats Wort", bat Der
prefeoent geiagt I'm 6u BAT Der 8es
oesneiler nit mebr aus6dde get0nnt.
.Gr bat geiogt: Differ qrefe0ent,
mas i4 gu iags ben, oas reiB i4on
en- ie0er. Sd 0snte. in en- Singer
IuFsietbse is Der S,nglebrer Der
We6ngui. mir f0rne feline RieIoIts
~er3iele, ipenn urIern Siuglebrer lei
giBneB nit DetIte6n ou6t. Der sc.
Iangoerein &eudbuite is Gtptper in E
aobnoiTden oo0er better geIdgt in e
SittiuebT6en po er ebbes leiite muB,
mean er feline Reppe!ebi4en mennteIz
ne nil I'M mir t0nne BON Slid 5age,
oas rnTern Singlebrer en- Mann is,
no Iei 8iBneB beritebn oubt I'm tpo
Iduffe oubt, 0aB unIern @erein
Geud6uite Ieim i60ne Name Gbre
made oubt, 90 ipeit is aaes gut
gsnug. otppsr bier is nod en- anneres
Ding, mas 81 tonlt5Oere is I'm oas Is
Oas foI9sn0e: ltnIern Singlcbrer bubt
nit genug ar una made for Iei 2abns
orie gu be3dbIe. SD made for ben
RieIen bieMo6i6sn, Dab mer ras Sels
lerie BON u%nieren Singlebrer penies
tens 8pan5ig 0o6ler ben Monut
rebIe, for Dab Ct urs feline @tteni9en
getptpe fam I'm nit Suit I'M 2iebe
for uns i9affe oubt," SD ben Die
Mobiten geIedenoet I'm Damn is es
los gauge. Der Sdrpenterba6s bat
er lpoQt uu9 email { paar
Worte Iage; rGr Debt oente, bob Der
Singlebrer plentie gut besablt Debt
8enn er in iei 8tBneB ebbes
mabe poat, barn miBt er BON mors
gems friib Biz in Die Nd9t an Den
S9npp fein IN mas bdtt 6enn 10
en- Singlebrer ennine9 3r oubn.
in Die Mp9 Debt er
Abenos 10 Don dht Bis aebn Sings
setpiue IN Oas mar al. 90
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
@eOanfen eincS, Der bic Srancn
scnnt.

Die Strufe fir einen %geltoblsren
Sub 1T. Elm fr.ipiaig qebottntr.
Seoer triumph Oes Screens 1T cine
Rieoerlage 6es gerItonoes.
Ssirdte oie 5rau uno ni6t i6r
Geii6t.
Sin Deib redt Usrfteben 1T oft nur
@liidsIa4e.
Denn cine 5rdu aud in i.oer Sins
Iidt sOttli4 iein m0q,, Ger 2is6e
miro Ie ii6 tets ItsrbIi6 3eig,n.
8a5 @eiitrsidits. mas man elmer
Dame Iogen fam, lit cine S6mtides
lei.
2ieben lsrnt man 10 Iei9t mi. Ill
gen.
Ss0es @ei6 1T f6Gn - in ben gus
gen bes mannts, Der fe lie6t.
Sn Der 2tsbe t0nnen uGe Mdnner
bon oen 5rduen lernsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
-Oag tntaonatnt strafs

-9as entgongeneS trafs
stIo. 5rembsr: rger8eibrn sic,
tDie tomme i'd am i4neIlfsn sum
9abn6of2"
gOIi3iit: .ausr bur9 ben 8oIo
- boS tit aber a perbotentr @sg,
bos toitet bret Mart = Der anbsre
gebt bort am Q(der porbei!"
5remOer: 90 fpsrbe i9 ben i.IbIts
berftdnbli9 einI9logen!"
goIi3iit (snttduI6D: sic, tas 1T
ober a GROCER umpeg!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

bat, dblrett, 90 ebeett IN tabl { Wltes
tung unb i'd made Die Wlobldsn.
Wler ben off &obrs nur ben @oritano
aebd6t I'M Der Sedereterrie bat Den
Mliltebt gemadt. au4 Den Single1s
rer oaau 3u inpeite, fpenn Der ood)
gar tein 8ibneB oa gebobt bat. W,a
nie i4 in Ole Mtetung TONNE i'm,
bo is Der Ref i4On ua oagepeie.
Wie ib oen Singlebrer 9efebn ben,
ba ben i'd gIeia gepunnert, oh Der
8eosspeiler unner Die 3irtnmiten3es
feline Wobiden made Debt. Sduhr
genug Is er aud glei4 ausge6att. 81
bat geIagt gu mid, er 9Gtt Die bette
Snteni6en ge6abt, utplper i'd Debt
op9 feGbit iebn. Dab er in Die pre1en3
BON Sen Singlebrer 10 e 3bema nit
anl6neioe tDnnt. sd ben 9eiagt:
.Sebs, oas is e i9ubres Ding, ben
i'd seIagt, nur, fpenn er nit oa mar,
Damn bGttft tu for fdubr Die MoAs
i4en gemo6ts" ri ldutt lsb To-, pat
Der Weoespeiler gelagt.
Wis Die Mietun9 CUR Srbnuns sss
rufe Is poroe, ben id ssfast, i'd
mar oafiir, DAB Der Sinslebrer email
for { pdar Minnits autlsit sebn DEBT.
ST tDnnt ia 10 lang IN Den Salubn
iibe IN iuein iler i'm braude oehte,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
@int ~9trihmthtit. :

Gin. Ser ii M tbeit. =
0i6ter: pBas botten sic tsnn nit
benz STROLLER 70 Iange gu ber4anbsln,
Sobann?"
8iener (emp0rt): .8enten Sic,
Der &erI bot mir fir sinsn alien
53DIinber BON S6nen 10 Gents i.
6a babe id inn mai eini9e prn ST.
rem 8ebi6ten borgelefen!"
Ridt m. gait gum
@irD: ga 1T ia eiu Saor in Der
@uppe, - oas lit gepiB bon Der
&06inl
8irt: ga, ba8 1T nidt f4Iimm,
bic trGgt ia me 9eriide!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

gine poetif9 Qbfoge.
Gin iunses paar in 9eiOelberg, bas
fi6 in ben gbsftonb beseben %ipollt.,
unb nm bic ginpilliguns bes Serrn
papa Bot, erbielt BON bsmfelben fol-
ssnbtn 8ef6eib:
rGie bat nitts unb Oh be8gleid,n;
Dennod pollt SIR, tpie i9 ie1s,
gu benz 8unb Der b.ilieen Gh.,
Guh bereits bic Sdnbe reiden.
ainber, feib Sbr benn bon Sinnsn?
llsbsrIest gud bag 2apitel:
Shne bic seh0rissn Mittel
Soil man feinen aritg b%e9innenl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
OVERWHELMED @tu

MtBperfGnbnis. Stu
bent gum 5reunb, Der einen 06n=
modtsonfaIl bait: y@os feblt Dir,
alter Sunge?"
6reunO GIiiIternO): r@oTer !"
STUDENT: pQ6o, Oh bait @aRer
getrunten; ia. ba p%unoert'5 mid al
lerOin98 ni8t, bob es Dir abeI ges
porben iit!!"
- 3net 5Giegen au cine
8Iappe. &Ieines Md0den (beim
OroguiIten): Sd m06te cine aoIIc
0unopflafter un6 Elm 6ldi69en
Ritt buben. 9roguiit (oorIidtig):
Sou oo9 ni6t ettpa bei0es 3ugIei8
~angetpsuoet per6en9 aIeine8 Md0s
den: 0o9! Mdma bat nGmli4 Dem
gapa iein 8isrtriigel an Den 8opf
geI6miFen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Gin 0i6tsnub. popo

Gin 9i6tsnus. popo:
p&ber Mar, mas ma9it 9u o.nn ba
auf meinem @lobus9"
Mdg: Nd papu, bsuf ire 10
beiB unO bd babe i9 mid Elm fpenig
aufs n0rbIi4e Gismeer gsiest."
Der fi6ele 8irt. Mirt
eau etnem I'm Mittsrnddt dnfomz
member SOuriften): p@ol'n mir baIt
feb'gn, mo mo- q pluberl is. uebriz
gems f6nar9'n Sie2"
5ouriit: Gin tpenig,"
Dtrt: pNd ia, NADIA tDnn.n e
bel Dem 9errn uuf go. 3 Die aiptite
8eig'n ipisr'n."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Gin 8orf9Gas. - Dns
Eel: Simmer pieoer mub i'd Dir
nit GeIO uusbeIfen; pirb bus bsnn
ME anf60rsn?"
Refis: rSofort, fp,nn Oh cine
&neipe aufmo9en piirbeit, Sntell"
~ 9sre4tigter ginpurf.
@irt: rSeBt muB i4 fdon felt feds
8oten pieber anfreibsn; bas sebt
aber nidt msbr!l"
STUDENT: p9ott, bic arsibs III bod
70 biIlig!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

ainbli4. - Sntel (ber eis
men iebr oiinnen unb unsIei6en Bart
bat): IS 1T idredIid, bic Motten
geben mir 81 Sous iiber olles!"
Der fleine 5rib: nOntsl, bo finb
lie pobl aud in Oeinem Bart genes
isng@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

- @oGgenbumpr. - GrIter
Stromer; n0tt, id mill Did n RGtz
lei uffieben! G8 bat 3fpse geene, ober
teenen S4nabeI unb pod teene Sill
gel mid unO ts bod n 8ogeI9"
3peiter Stromer: o9st frieg' id
MIDI rous!"
Griter Stromer: LIMB bit 9 bod
9u - 8algenpo9el!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
pi6tiounoss

9os 4 10 i4ttgunssz
m ittel. Grandmother GpGt
no4ts in bic &nstpe itiirsenb): ,Rinz
Der, bobt hrs fdpn 9ebDrt2 Die
8iirgermeiiterin lift nit benz S9reiz
Der S6neiOiger bur9ge6runnt!"
PantotfeI9eIb: n9err 8irt, mod
einen arug; nun bab' i4 Sra9ena
futter fir meine 4lte!!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Gin,in.a mit4.f 8

= Gin5ts.s Wttt.t. .8ie
gebfs oenn Sbren brei S0bnsn, Ssrr
Miiller?"
rgNn, bic beioeH Glteren ba6sn
rside 5rousn gebeirotet; bic IinO gut
.berIorgt!""
limb Der onotre2"
n,8er mar ia INNER a biFel
bumm; ben bobsn mir Ttuoieren laIs
fen mifsn, baB er a grot aetrieot
bot!""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Grdulein: .S.rr 0ottorl
9luuben sic aud, Dab es llngliit
te6eutet, tpenn man iid an einem
5reitag perbeirdtet2"
SunggsfsIle: naber natiirs
lid, mein 5rduIein! Warum Iolt
benn Der 5reitds cine ausnobme
maAen2"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

- Sin 8smit. 81: .Io8 1T
Der 6rant eigentIi6 fir Elm Menid9"
g.: nd, ba8 1T cine @eeIe bon
einem Meniden; Der piirbe 9einen
leBten 9oLldr nit Dir teiIen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Oftner 5dlrttbrbrtef nes
pbilipn ~9anerampfer.
W2ein lie6er aeoddtionGr!
HOOP.

W(ebr ben { pe14sl
Mietung bon Gen ges
iangperein aeud6uite
gebabt III ei tel ju6,
Oa is es 3iemli9 toff
berganQe, 8ie i4
Sine in mein IeBte
S6reipsbrief geiaat
ben, bat Der Neoespeis
Ter 9eiagt, er Debt Die
MIpbi6en made. Den
Singlebrer iein Seaes
RE 3u rebie. Sd ben
i'm 10 lang gsbuttert
IN oetieIt bis er qeIagt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

q af f: .8arsn Gle ni6t frii6sr
Obsrtelner i'm sRUmifden aaiisr",
Serr 8irt?"
Dirt: Rein, oa fino Gis i'm
Srrtum! us IN nS6par3sn 9t6s
Ter" fino sic mir nod Die flint Mart
f4uloig!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
2tmpi paKati!

Qm Drummer Dor Dem Tore,
Da liebt isin 2inosnbdum,
Gs III our Gta0t Der Ginsung,
Der Msg bat psnis aaum;
qm Drummer Dor Dem GOrs,
9d iisbt ss fdon felt Sabrsn
gluf elmer grobsn 9afeI:
.Salt! 2tuto Iunaiam fabr,n!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
@cmatlid.

.Grlauben's, 6a miro f6on nod
glab fir mi9 itiu! (9riidt beioe
.iibsr Die 3ani binaus); 90!
.Se6n's, penn man iid nur Elm bibl
~frettet, gebt's i4on!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

-GrfIGrt. - .0ie, bic Gmi-
lie beiratet einsn b~aIblabmen Nena
fdeng"
ga, bamit er in Der Gbs ni6i
70 Ieidt = iiber bic Strdnse idIas
gen tann!"
8eim 6tirotsbermitt t.
Ter. = Die DAME bat pobl sintn
aIumpfuB2"
sSo, nber nud bi. sntfprs6enOsn
JuBnoten."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

= Sebr ri4tts! - o.: sd
babe iobieI 8elb geerbt, baB id sars
nidt peib, mas td bomit anfansen
foil"
g.: rgla, ber3tp.ifeIn Sic bes6olb
niht; griinben Sic cine 3.itung ober
iperben Sic CHARACTERIZATION"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Dnntbar. @otte nab
rerb bes aIobierfpiels Der beIieren
5dIfte: %, SdOpfer, pie bont' ia
Dir, baB Du bic 5rausn ni9t nit
bier 6dnben nuseeitattet!"
0erfdnsIi9e Groge. =
Jrdulein (bor Der Sdoububs, in nell
der Elm aalb nit aipei &6pfen ouss
geifelIt if): .MOdtsn Sic ni9t aud
sDei R0pfe baden, !6err 9uTelmeber?"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
9nrdj Die glnmc.

gu6balter (oer bel f.tnsr
25iGbrigen GeI6Gfts3ug,b0rigteit
lbergang,n puroe): y5aben sic oas
S6rsiben bieies Mlsier gsI,Isn, S.rr
RoIenItein2"
Gbef: ,N.in! Mdrum9"
gu6baft.r: .Msil es 6ds
uaberI6dmteIte lit, Oas i4 in ben
Sahr.n, Die id beute BEL S6nen
Tin. geleIen babe"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

Witn. (6ie i'm @arten cine
@ogeIIdeude ausitaffisrt, fentimsns
taD: g0as iin0 aqe5 nod Sufen
bon meinem Geligen!"
ientmGo8en: n2td, pirf>
lid? MuB 0d5 absr n ItattIi6er
Munn gspeien iein, Maoume!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
aeaner.8it.

~glun iparte i9 idon cine babe
Gtun0e auf bic Sdilotrotsnirppe!1
sNbsr. mein .9err, sic pifen bod.
ne rnngam bic ShilotrDtsn
inA. .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07

@utte: ,Qit6es 8eit8en, oas
muBt On sod feI6lt iagen, 6aB es
elm toloFatss Slid getpef.n 1T, oab
9u mid gum Mdnne 6stommen bait,
id no[te, unIsrs 6ertu hdtte einmal
ebenIoIdes Sdn.in.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
z Shmtra.

Sbr S4mer3. Gr:
agun, tpie gefalIsn Dir ali bic f60s
nen aIeiOer. peIde i4 Sir gum Gts
burtStag geldsntt?"
sic: nGnt3iifenb Idobe nlr,
boB man lie ni4t ale gu glsi4sr 3sit
truosn tonn.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Son Der Sdmicre.

Direction (ur .rIt,n SariteIss
RIM: Denn sic meme Strimpfe
nod einmdl 10 fdle9t tpdf6en, lag
i'd Sic ME ipiebsr ols Sungfrdu bon
Orleans anftrsten!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-07
Cine @ieLbesebrte.

Run, mas Fat Ser Weibna8tss
mann Dir sebrudt, Mie5e2"
sllnter dnberem elm prddtises Giss
bdrfen; o1s aIte mar ia uu9 f6on
total our1gstnistl"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
SEE BERNHARDT IN
 TABLOID PLAY
World Famous Actress and French Players Entertain Convicts at San Quentin Prison With Pleasing Little Play
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

SAN QUENTIN. Feb. 22.-For the Washingtons birthday holiday the prisoners of San Quentin were enter tained by one of the worlds greatest dramatic artists on a rough stage in the corner of the prison yard Mme Sarah Bernhardt and her company of French players presented her sons tab Ibid play "One Christmas Night"
 Two thousand prisoners including a score of women and five men sentenced to death, watched the performance. The high walls checked the chill wind from the bay and the brilliant sunshine warmed the huge audience. Although the play is in an alien tongue, the pris- story of the gay young vivandiere. who saved a French noble, wife and child from the revolutionists.
 Just before the curtain rose. the pris- on orchestra struck up the Mar seillaise." Instantly the prisoners rose with uncovered heads. When the act ress appeared they applauded enthusi- astically and at the conclusion of the play waved their caps and cheered.
 The play ended just right The emO- tional plea of Mme Bernhardt as the warm hearted daughter of the regi- ment, had softened the heart of the commander and the prisoners "paroled
 An impressive scene followed the play. A tall, gray haired prisoner. a Frenchman, stepped from the wings and bowed to the actress. He then read, in French, a testimonial from the prison inmates, written by Abe Rufe, the political boss convicted by the San Francisco graft prosecution.
 Today for an hour, the old French man read these stone walls have faded away. For the hour your great art has made us free Our hearts have been touched by a woman, an actress and play. We extend to you our grate- ful thanks"
 Mime. Bernhardt smiled graciously on the old man and his fellows When she left the stage she carried with her the testimonial
 A number of prisoners took the part of 'suppers' in the performance and their appearance as soldiers caused much delight among the audience 1 Among the hundred or more visitors i who witnessed the play were Warden Johnston of Folsom prison and mem l bers of the state prison board
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
SENORA MADERO BEGS FOR CLEMENCYFOR HER
 IMPRISONED HUSBAND

the principal rebel lead, expressed himself as willing to await the act of those in power It is not clear. however what will be the position of .Emilo Vasquez Gomez, presidential pretender, and his followers An tonic Rojas, the rebel general, who accepted the Gomez claims has broken away from the Salazar group and crossed into the state of Sonora where Governor MaytOrena has re- fused to accept Huerta government.
 Recognition is Refused.
 DOUGLAS, Feb. 22.-The refusal of the Sonora state government to recog- nize General Huerta as president of MeXica, resulted today in a clash be- tween Elias Gales, commanding the state troops and General Ojeda, the rebel commander at Agua Prieta Cal les fled to this side to escape, he said, being hanged on refusing to recognize Huerta. The state troops at the border town are Yaqui Indians. Governor Maytor has ordered the state troops not to recognize the provisional gov ernment.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
Lost Child Spends Night Asleep By
 Fence of Ranch

Just as the Republican predicted no harm came to Robert Barnes, three year old son of MT. and Mrs. William Barnes, whose strange disappearance formed the basis of a story in this pa per yesterday morning Early yesterday morning he was found sleeping upon the edge of a ditch on the Shirley Christy ranch, a short distance west of the fair grounds and not more than a mile from his home
 A little red sweater hanging upon the fence of the Christy ranch gave the first cleW of his whereabouts. One of early morning to bring in the cows Upon a fence along the boundaries of the ranch the man saw the little gar ment. And upon investigation. the em- ploye found the little tot sleeping.
 Questioned, the child admitted that he had heard the voices of his father and mother calling him the night be- fore
 T thought I was going toward them, '' he said, But l guess I went the other way"
 Little Robbie had spent the night alone in the open. When he became tired, force of habit impelled him to start removing his clothes. He seemed little the worse for his nights adven- ture. He has promised never to run away again.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
Troops Ordered Out,

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 22.-Pursu- ant to orders received last night from Washington, a pack train, including sixty five mules in charge of fourteen men, were dispatched from here to Galveston, Texas, at S:15 o'clock to- night. The detachment was trans ferred by telegraph from the control of Major Kensey, J. Hampton, quarter master of the presidio here to the depot quartermaster at Galveston. The train carries rations for thirty days and equipment for mountain work. The order came from the adjutant general of the United States army through the secretary of war. No explanation of the proposed uses of the pack train has been received and no further orders were given regarding the preparations for the movement of troops. Military officials here it is said. will venture no opinion of the order.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-23
FEDERAL PIE
 IN L|MEL|GH1
Judgeship Again Subject of Dame Rumor's Gossip; Two New Candidates in Field in w. M. Seabury and Judge Carpenter

There has been such rush and hurry in political matters in Arizona of late that the fraternity of would be federal office holders has been overlooked in the shuffle, what with meetings of the legislature, special Investigating committees, appropria- = tions for this, that, and the other and the county division fusses. to say nothing of the squabble over the land situation candidates for federal jobs have missed the spot light of publicity with a regularity that does not set altogether lightly upon the self confessed ideas of i'm portance that possesses many of them
 Last week, between the sessions of the corporation commission and the recesses at the call of the gavel in the house and senate, The Republi- can representative was taken care fully aside by one C the prominent politicians and workers of the state and pumped for information anent the federal judgeship. d most impor- tant office. The incongruity of ob- taining information of such close po- litical doings as the candidates for the federal judgeship. struck the re- porter as somewhat humorous. so he proceeded to refresh his memory of the situation by putting in d few casual moments looking into it since then for the benefit of the readers of this paper
 The conclusion is that every promi nent democratic lawyer. considers himself in the "judgetimber' class and in fact some thirty have been mentioned for the ermine to be dis ported in the new federal building Yet at that none of the aspirantS have been mentioned seriously, all oi them are mentioned with the quail fication If President Wilson should appoint, so and so. he would make good judge"
 When the bed rock of rumor was reached last week. it was found to be prolific with small political scanda of who's who' in the candidate line. For instance there is Judge Sawtelle of Tucson. of whom it wa! rumOred that he was to- or had received the support of Hon. Marl A Smith one of the united State! senators from this state. MT Saw. telle has been reported to be entire lY satisfactory to certain. elemen in the democratic party. There wa. further rumor that the three mem, bers of the congressional delegatio had agreed among themselves tha one would name the United State! Marshall one the district attorney and one the federal judge. thus cut ting up the federal pie in manner entirely satisfactory to their taste! and appetites, This decision wa. thought to have another virtue. Tn, congressional delegation is divided territorially one coming from tn, Continued on Page Seven)