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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
ncber Sen pittsbmreker
Sanffraeb.

Ser Sanffrah in Yittsburgb regi
clue iuidtigc 6rage an. Cine beocns
tenbe Summe Der 9anfsclosr mar in
SrrigationS llntcrnc5munaen aus
gclegt unb pie cs Den Mnidcin bat, iii
Der &rah bur6 Die llnpcrfduilihfcit
ber betreffenben Bombs pcruriaft
luorocn. Sbnc Srage nuBtcn Die
Saut Gruminatoren bon oieicr aaz
pitul Inla9e. @arim baben lie bieIe
nid,t auf Der Steue b%eanitaubct? Sic
ipeitcre Srnge lit: Mad luelder Norm
bemciien Die Sanfs graminatoren bcn
Wertb Der Yapierc, III ipelden Sanfz
9elber angelegt linb? Wenn tie bicrin
feline Snitruftion bnben, iollte Tic ibnen
ertbeilt merben. pber bas 8clcb Ioate
bieie Snitruftionen crtbeilen uno bielc
piirben lauten: SuB Natipnalbanfcn
ni6t bere6tiat iino. anoere Yapiere
ais brcimonatlide @eihdftspediel ais
llnterpfano an3unebmen. 9as 8riins
ben Dor llnternebmlnsen irseno mels
der Irt mnB Sinan6s Snititlten iibers
laiicu bleiben. bic ipeber Notens, nod
9epoiitenbanfcn limb. Cine Hegies
%rungsbanf. mic cs ia clue Nationals
banf lit. bat fem Hcd,t, nit Dem 8elpe
ibrer 0epoiitoren 81 ipetulieren. -
.Weitliber Serolo."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
t'ie alt If Ser ,1iirnberser
GrteRter?

Ser .Tiirnbereer Srihter" lit sur
ipDttiihen Se5ei6nung zines 2ebrz
bufcs ODER elmer 2ebrs unb 9ernz
metbobe. Die feline %ielbftdnbise Sbdtig<
feit beS S6iilers erforbert. cine
itebenbe Hebefpenbung. gs lit cine
alts ipribipDrtlife &ebensart, bic
alleroines crit burd1 @eorg YbiIipp
Saroorfers 1647 eridienenes 3ebrs
bud Der Oiftfunit. betitelt ,Yoetiider
Sridter. Die beuti6e Sidts unb Reims
limit in feds Stunoen ein5ueieBen",
sepiiermaben uniterblid seiporben lit.
8iihmann bat 5uerit ee5eigt. ba6
Sarsoorfer bamit MIR cine Heoensart
.Weit einem Srihter eingieBen" ans
lpenbet, Die idon Scbaitian Strand i'm
16. Sabrbnnbert buft. Nun lit es
Glfreb Shirmer selun9en. auf einen
anbercn ebenlo alien Seles bieIer
ipri6p0rtlihen Heoensart An ItoSen.
Sn Der .3eitihrift fir beutihe 8cltz
forIhun9" beriftet err, oaB in Der
Sorrebe bon Wifael Stiiels 1545 in
Giirnbers erid)ienener beutider Mritbs
metbifa iih folgenbcr Gas porfinoeta
.llnangeIeben - Sap Gin u~uselebrter>
Wenih = Nihts oar nah iraat -
SAB or lln9clebrt lit - llnb mol iagen
barff - @r lppltc bas Waul nidt auff
tbnn - 60 im elmer Die tunlt tonte
NIT cincm Sredtcr cin9ieBen." Be-
lpeiie bafiir, baB cinem .ungclcbrten
Wenihen" nit cinem .Srehter"
Wiiienihaft pber &unit ~cingceoTcn
lpprben limb. bat allerbings bislang
nod, teiner aebradt unb miro ipobl
and teincr brin9en. @inen berartis
gen 5rid,ter 5u erfinhcn. mare ctlpas
iiir bas @cnie Gbiipn's. Der iid bas
burh, unitcrblid]e %erbienitc Inn oas
&obr mnb @cbe Der seiammten
&cniGhcit errinacn biiritc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Cine Haubereefdtidbte.

Gin Wiiiiondr muBte cines Sages,
burf cine unbeimlihe Walbihluf,t I'M
Inter Stalien. SlDblih 1iebt er iidJs
bon einer Hduberbanbe limge6en, bicl
ibm feline paar armIeligen Sahen,
nimmt unb bann iih anibidt, i'm ami
ben ndhiten Baum a~uf5ubdneen. Ser
Yrieiter 5eiet nitt Die minbeite l1nrubc,
uno ipraf gu Den Hdubern nit beitererI
Niene: .Sbr tommt mir Dor lpie Mensl
Wfenihen, Die fhon lanee feline Yreoigt
mebr gebort baben. Wenn es eudh
gefdui9 lit. fann i) ciih bamit bienen.l
Nafber fonnt ibr nit mir MAIDEN. mas
euh gntbiinftl Sic HGuber funoeu,
bieien @orihlas iebr unterbaltenb uno,
Der Yrieiter iteate lid nuf einer
9aumitumpf unb besann alio: nSe
ernitliher i6 eud betracbte, beito mebr
ftnoe ih cine auffallcnbe Gebnlihfeit
5fpiiden Dem 2eben i~nieres Seilanoesl
unb Dem eurigen. Ser Seildno fiibrte
INNER elm Bnnberleben. uno audi ibr
babt ME cine ~bleibenbe GteGle. Gbrizl
itus bate niht ipp er iein 5aupt leeen
fonnte, er rubte oft inter freiem Sims
mel. GO lit es aud, bel enf. llnier
Seilano bat e%mpioblen: 1enn Sir
Senlanb ben Tof nebmen mill. 10 LAB
linn audi Den Nantell Sas lit aan3
euere Ieinuns. Ser grlDier rief aus:
8ebe euh ibr Heihenl 60 ruff audi
ibr. ibr ieib Die iflimmiten Seinbe
Sener, Die etfpns beiiben. Bonn Seiz
lanbe iast man.: CT nimmt bic Climber
auf uno ibt nit ibnen. Or perfebrte
germ nit benielben lnb itarb Iogar inz
mitten 5fpeier Gdubcr. Sit es nift
ebenio NIT euh? Iu6 ibr lebet uno
iterbet in elmer @eieaItaft. tporin Der
cine nod ihledter lit oils Ser anbere.
liner Seilano enblif bat Dem Hduber
5u ieiner Hehten bas Sarabies perz
beiBen. uno basieIbe beripriht er audi
euh. tpenn ibr es ebenio maht lpie
euer 8enofe."
go ipra6 Ser Siener 8ottes, mnb
fanm bate er nah oieier Benoung
ieiner Heoe nod einige 8orte bes
grnites nnb beilieen giiers bin8uaes
fiiet, als iene 8dllber idmmtlid iid
ibm 81 SiiBen ~iparfeu. 5m beibten be-
gebrten nnb bon chamber ii6 trennten,
Inn 5u einem beileren 2ebenstpanbel
alIriifaufehren-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
$tmn mir Observation-Disclosures?

OInteaigente aatbolifen, benen in
8irflidfeit bas 0obl oes
0aterlanbes, Der 8ereinigten
(V Staaten, am Ser5en liest,
- fiirhten iih nift ebrlih Die
Sraee Su itelleu: ~Sinb mir 8oiien@
ielbitmorber?" Sb man nun, inter
benz Crude oipir", Die amerifaniihen
aatbolifen ODER bas gauge Yolf bieies
9anocs periteben mill. 10 iinb bod Die
folgenben Insaben bDdit beabtenss
luertb. @ir balten ms babel an
cinen Irtifcl BON 9r. Gee. 5ans 8oit.
~llebcr ben 8iidi6ritt in Der 8ez
burtenfrequen5", tpie berielbe fiir5lid
in pSo3iale &Iltur" erifien.
8~cfanntli6 bat rsYrdiioent Sbeos
bore 8ooiepelt seihrieben: sd meiR
niht, p5 i'd ben Nsann uoer bic Srau
mebr bemitleibe pber mebr peradte,
bic nifjt periteben, baF has ein5ise beS
@eiiteS ,uertbe b~asjcnise inn 9eben
lit, ,uas s%e,uDbnlih Soften unb Nn=
itrensnngen peruriaht. Der Msattn
pter bic Dram, bic iiberlestermeiie bic
Che uermeiben nnb elm 10 faltes Ser5
baR Is feline 9eibenidaft fennt,
nnb elm 10 uberfldhlihes mno ielbit=
iiidtises 0ebirn, bak es ibnen man
senehm ut, 8inber 81 baben, iinb in
Der Chat Verbreher gesen bic Hafe
unb ipllten fir aae seimnben Wenifen
@esentdnbe perGhtlihen AbiHeues
Nad Serrn 8oit entfielen bier in
Den @ereinisten Stoaten auf 1000
Gintpohner 9ebenbaeburten, ipie fOlat:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Gin esf4barer GeppieR.

Sas Iittorias unb GILBERT Iuienm
in 2onbon bat oils 2eibsabe zines Der
bier Stiide erbalten, Die Den beriibms
ten yYerlenteppih bon 8aropa"
bilben. bieien foitbarcn Shdb Der inz
biihen 8unit. Den &enner fir Die nuns
berbarite Stiderei. Die es gibt, balten.
Or lit nus bier ipmmetriihen Sldhen
Suiammenseiest. beren ieoc 22,55
Weter i'm Guabrat mibt mn Die genall
5uiammen paiien. Sic I~usiiibruna
bieies Seppihs ipurbc bon einem Der
Sorgdneer bcs se~genlpdrtiaen Rabas
rabid)a beitcIlt. Sic bclten Glider
uno Sinpeliere bon Saroba muBtcn
brei Sabre barnn nrbeiten. unb bas
peripenbete Bacterial foltctc ctpa 90
Iilipncn Sr. Hah Der Sertisitels
lung erbielten Die aliSfiibreuoen aiinits
Ter Gin @cidenf bon $4,000 Sr. SaS
aus9eitcllte Stiid Seigt IN Der Mittt
cine Slnme. Die aus bier oner flint
Siamanteu scbiloct lit, unp "a Hoicts
ten als Hnbmen, bon bcncn icbe SO
Siamanten crforberte. Hubine,
Smarasbe uno Sapbire iinb bon Ara,
besfeu umrabmt. Die aus ihDncr
Serlen gcitidt iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

Solpobl in Den gin3elitaaten ipie In
Der san5en llnion lit Die abnabme Der
@eburtenfrcoucn5 san3 bepcutcno. Die
Gin5clitaaten 5ci8en inter iib ein
5icmlid nnteridieolides Serbaltem.
~Sn Den beioeu @ruppcu Der agraris
iden Siioitaaten siug Die Yropprtion
Der ainoer crbeblif lan9iamcr nno
lpeni9er re9elmdbis slriid ais IN alien
anoeru @ebieten. udmlih nm 40
nnb 17.9 Yro3ent, oagesen int norbs
atlantiiden @ebictc ilm 23,1 Sro5cnt.
i'm norb scentralen @ebicte nm 36.5
Yro5ent nnb I'M 8eiteu iosar INN 42.4
Yro5ent." lleber 600 8inber auf IL
600 6rauen i'm sebdridbigeu Sitter
c~ntfalen seaenipdrtig nod auf 5beile
IN ben Siibitaatcn, 10 III Den SafotaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

9ieie allsemeinen Geburten5iffern
Der @ereinisten Staaten bon Norbs
Imerita 5eigen cine eritaunlide Nie<
bristeit. Sat ale enrbpdiihen Staas
ten baben cine piel b6bere 0ebmrten-
5iffer. Der Staat Wihisam iinft ip=
gar nit feiner Uebmrtensiffer inter
bieienise pun 1ramtreid bermnter.
3eieen Die obisen 3ablcn Die allges
meine @eburteneeitaltuns, 10 tpirb Die
ipabre Senben5 bet norbs ameritanis
iden 8ebolferunss : getpesuns gang
flar eriihtli6 aus Den 3iffern Der ebes
liden Srudtbarfeit. @uf ie 1000
lpeiblife Yerionen bon is bis 40
Sabren famen &inber unter flint
Sahreu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
-f-T-r
MmiifaliIete Wibe.

Der .Meneitrcl" pciB fol9enbc
.Sliitben". Die bon Wointowsfi ltams
men iolen. 8u bcrihtcn: .Sm Reid,
bes @eiouges lit Stnlicn cine Belt
lang bas 2aub bcs Sclcanto geipcien;
bcutc bcrriht bort Die Ialaria Dor
Ginise G%omponiitcn bon Siniouien in
micrcn Sa9cn babcn iihl Grbcn Beet
bopen'S a%ennnnt. CAB tic Ole Saubz
belt Scctbopen's accrbt babcn, lit has
bel Die iideritc Sbotinhe. -. Ian
Iagt. bab Der groBte Sbeil Ger Iuiii
Der @ceenipart iebr gut lit, aber baf
tic abiheulif flinat. Bon bieiem
Tarabor CLAUDE ih MIR Die Sdlfte. -
Inton Hubinitein iagte chit, ieir
alupicripicl ironiiietcnb: ~Wfit Den
falihen Npten, Die ih i'm Saufe meiucr
leeten feds Concerto geipielt babe,
fonntc ih Elm iiebentes scbcn." 8us
binitein lit toot. abcr bieieS iicbcnte
Concert lcbt nod INNER"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Die ~Ginipraettseeit" ais De-
fdkGftSktnHernib.

Sie belten Serufslebrer unb grs
5ieber iinb, fpie Die Detroit Ibenbs
puit" iebr ridtis iast, iibereinitims
menO Der aniiht, Dab bas Stnoium
einer fremben Sprahe fir ieben
Sdiiler piinIhenstpertb lit, pa es Den
iprahlifen Sori5ont bes 3inbes ers
ipeitert, 1einen Sprahiinn anre9t.
linn beiieres @erltdnbniB Der eiseuen
oOer 9dnoesipra6e permittelt uub bas
nit baS Stubium bieier erlei6tert
unb 5u elmer griinblideren &enntnis
berlelben fiibrt. Sieienigen 2ebrer
unb gr5ieber. Die iih nod 5ur segen>
tbeilisen Nnii6t beteunen, baben in
Den peitaus meilten Sdlen belonbere,
niht serabe riibmlid)e 8riinoe bafiir.
3umeiit ipur5elt ibre Abueieuns ees
gen Die fremben Spraden in ibrer
ei9enen giniprafiefeit, unb in ibrer
Sequemliffeit, in ibrem W~ibertpiuen
gegen IQes, mas ctpas mebr Irbeit
fir lie bebinet. auScrbalb bes alten,
tiefsefabrenen 8eleiies liest. Sas
bari aber fir Sieieuieen. Die fir Die
gr5iebun9 bon 8inbern peranttportz
lid iinb, fcin @runo iein. auf Den
llnterrift ibrer &inber in elmer fremz
Den Sprahe 5u per5i6ten, mo lonlt
Die Roglihfeit 9eboten lit.
8ie Elm rotber Saben Siebt iih
ourh uniere 9oniulars9 erihte Die
alase, baB Die ameritaniihe &C.
idditstpelt i'm eroben @an5en nod
immer einiprahis lit. uno bieie Gins
ipruhigfeit ibr Elm lflperes Climber
nib lit i'm @ettbeipcrb in Den Nus
ldnbmdrftcn. Die @rmabmlngen, itelt
in euren .Sffiees" iunsc 9elltc an,
Die befdbigt iinb, in iremoen Spraden
81 correiponbieren unb 8ataloge unb
8cihdfts : Girfulnre unb Heflames
ihriften in fremoen Sprahen ab3us
falieu. lhidt ais @ertrcter ms Nus
LAMB 2eute, Die iih in Der betreffcns
bcn 9anbeSipruhe %peritdnblid MAIDEN
tDnneu. lpieberbolen lid in alien
Iolden uno anbcren Seri6ten unb
Intiporten auf Die Srase. mas 8u tbun
lit. bas I~uslanbss @e1dGft bes Cans
ocs 5u beben, 10 regelmdbig ipie bas
Nmen in Der Stride. Sic iinb bas
u unb . FOLDER Serihte.
Gs lit oifeniihtlih unm6elid, bie
6inber III alien aulturiprahcn 81
unterrihtcn. Sns siEgc iolpobl ilber
Die pbpiiihe Sciitun9sidbigfeit Der
Sdule binaus, ais aud, iibcr Die
gciitige Der &inber. Iuh bier beiBt
cs natiirlih IaB baltcn. tanu ocs
0utcn leiht 81 picl gethan iuerbcn.
Ser frembipradJige llntcrriht miB in
Den @lcmcntaridJulcn 5umdhit aui cine
Sprade belfrduft b!eiben. unb Dies
muB natiirlid Ole pihtisitc icin. Die.
bcrcn aenmtnib ocu &inperu inter Den
berrihenoeu llmitdupen am meiitcr
Nllecn uno Tortbcile 81 briilgcn pers
ipridt. @eld)c bas lit - bas ira9i
man nidt mcbr. Is miro bcute -
10 ungern mans audi tbun mag =
alieiti9 oiicu poer itiaihlpeiscno 8us
9eitanbcn. baB Is iiir mier 2anb Die
bcutite Sprahc lit, Senu bic Cans
besiprahe ipurSclt gum Sutcn Sbeile
IN Der peutiten. unb Sas rihtiae Iers
itdnbniB iiir tic miro ourd Das Stus
oium Der oeuti6eu Spratc mebr ges
forbert, ais burb ireeno cine anbers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

Sprade. Sanf benz eelpaltigeu Iufs
bliiben bes beutid)en Sanbels uno
@ertebrs lit Die oeitidc Spraf,e nddit
Der enaliifen Die pidltigitc SanDciS<
rno @ertebrsipradle s%eiporoen, uno
Die iiberleaene Stequng DER beutifcn
8iiieuihaft, Der un9cbeure @iienss
id)ae, Der in Der ocutitcn Sprn tc
nicoergelcat lit. matjen Die aenntniB
her bcutidcn Sprahe uotblucno q
fir Sebcn, Der aebicScne lpiiicnid)afts
lidc @ilbuu9 anitrcbt. unb fir icbcn
niiicnid)nftliucn 8crufanrbeitcr, Der
Wutes lciitcn unb puripdrtS tommncn
mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

Srei Merste. Mir batten brei
IerSte. aber cs niiBtc nidts". ifreibt
Scrr .. Saale BON Bath. @idisan.
~Neinc Srau lit an Iaecnbcifpcrs
Den unp beitisen 8iidenitmcr5en. Sic
s%ebraud,te bann Den Ilpenfrduter unb
iiiblt li6 ieet lpobl unb licbt seiunb
aus"
Seine ~selpobnlide Ipotbcters Mtebis
ain. Spe5ials asenteu ~lieiern i'm Dem
Yublifum. Sails tein Isent in Sbrer
Ndbe pobnt. 10 i6reiben Sic an: Or,
Setter Sabrnen & Cons Co.. 1875
60. Sopne Ipe.. Chicago. 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29
Sieete tins piesG enteft isnH
itarb.

Sn einem Yies 9onteit gu 8albon.
Colo. peridlan9 Der % Sabre alte
Galeb Gnans binnen 10 Minuten Elf
Stide unb trug nit bieier 2eiituns
Den Sieg bapon. gr senann einen
Goipbpps Sattel unb mar cine Stunbe
ip1ter tobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-29

- gs sebet alio in Der @elt. einem
Seben feline @eis sefdut.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-03-04

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1913-03-04
SeIby's Oxfords and Pumps
For Ladies

their perfect Wearing qualities. We W feel r sure that
we have style suitable for each individual Gus
TONER Note some of the styles and prices:
Ladies' dull calf, button Oxfords, medium heel
suitable for general wear, at :. -. $500
Ladies' vici OXfords in the best heel and toe for
walking purposes, special at $500 and $3.50 pair
Ladies' patent leather OXfords for street wear,
very stylish last, at. $500 and $3.50
Ladies' patent, button Oxford in several new
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Ladies patent Pumps in all the very latest styles
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Ladies tan and brown OXfords variety of
styles to choose from, prices from $500 to $3.50
A very attractive tan Pump at =. :. $500. $500
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28

opera house, has had an eventful and
distinguished career.
The author was born OF revolution
airy stock in North Carolina 48 years
ago and has lived a. remarkable life
one that peculiarly fits him for the
career of an American novelist. He
grew up on a southern farm and laid
the foundation of character deep in our
native soil, graduated at 10, took a
post graduate course of a. year in his
tory and politics at John Hopkins uni
yersity, was elected to a legislature of
North Carolina before he was 81, be-
came a lawyer and appeared in two ia
NOUS murder trials before %, entered
the ministry and for twelve years held
the pastorate of leading churches in
Boston and New York. In the mean
time he became the most popular Ly-
ceum lecturer in America and has ad-
dressed over 100000 people. Yet from
the first his big life purpose has always
been literary. By a deliberate plan
he waited until nearly 40 years old and
then began to write out OF the fullness
of experience and ripe study. The
enormous popular success of his first
book, therefore. was not an accident Of
the public fancy for the moment
1.-The Leopard's Spots is the fruit of
more than twenty years OF patient
thought and study on the relations of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28

aThc Girl Of nv Dreams

he Girl OF ny Dreams
Manager Levy OF the opera house
announces on Tuesday, December 80,
the engagement of the big musical
production, THE Girl of Ny Dreams, !"
the book of which was written by VIII
bur ID. Nesbit and Otto Hauerbach and
the music by Karl Hoschna., composer
Of Three Twins" Madame Sherry
and many other Broadway hits
The humor of the book is extremely
pleasing and entertaining, and the mu-
SIC Is not only high class but exceed
fngly catchy and melodious.
Besides a big cast of principals. the
management promises a chorus OF
young women who have never yet had
to ask the services of a beauty doctor.
TizHan alrR4 net only pretty but can
sing and dance as well, and this is
most essential, as the music and dances
in THE Girl Of Ny Dreams are said
70 be the most attractive features
There are several big song hits, in
Gliding "The Girl Who Wouldn'F
Spoon Love Letters" Ooh" May
be it's Robbery and the tuneful
Doctor Tinlxle Tinker"
The story Of the. piece tells of a
bachelors downfall before the charms
OF a de5nure little Quaker girl. The
bachelor is much of q cIubman. and
had the cynical habit Wof his class
toward the feminine sex. a habit OF
l1lTn into q bad motor accident He is
carried mach injured, into the Quaker
heuseholtl, where he is nursed back to
health by the girl. BY the time he is
able TO look about from an arm chair,
his ideals Of bachelorhood are shat
tered. The QuaSe-ess ard her father
later go to the city to see the bachelor
and the young woman is much shocked
at hea- prospective husbands friends
She A1esnt know whether she loves
him or not, but the skies clear in time
Tor a happy enthng just before the
drop OF the final curtain
Among the most prominent In the
big cast are. Countess Olga Won
Ha1xfe4efts Roy Isurviance, Eda Won
Luke, Ersneis Ca Hard, Irving Brooks,
eNet1 Burns, Lucille Renard, Frank Nc
Even sa4atl1 many others
Tickets now 50 fling at BaIkcom's.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-12-28
Dramatic Notes.

Elaine Hamplerstein, daughter or
Arthur HammeTstein and granddaugh-
ter Of Oscar Hammerstein, made her
debut on Broadway last week on the oc-
casion OF the premiere of High links.
Miss ETananerstein had 3 comparative
~ unimportant part, but her appear
ance is charming, her acting is fun
Of grace and vivaclty and her one
prominent song. when Sammy Sang
the Marseillaise," very we'll sung and
wen received. 1t is ting to know
that there are two daughters OF I'M
portant managers now appearing on
Broadway, Miss Alice Brady, who has
the leading role in The Things That
Count and Miss HaInmerStein, who
has just been mentioned. 1t will also
be remembered that Miss Brady began
her career In musical roles some three
years ago. but since that time her dra-
matte ability has made itself so mani
fest that she viii probably continue
henceforth in Legitimate work
"Trahic in Souls" the remarkable
motion picture illustrating the work of
the Rockefeller white slave investiga-
ton, Is being shown this week at the
West End tAeater. 1t seems to be the
general opinion that this is the most
forceful motion picture yet made, and
sts extraordinary popular appeal is
proved by the fact that it is now on
exhibition in no less than four New
York city first class houses.
Eva Tanguay is again the attrac-
ton this week at the F'orty-fourth
Street music hall. D1ri-- her first week
at this house she amply justified her
reputation as the biggest individual
DRAWN card in America, and crowded
audiences at both performances are
now the order OF the day.
George GrossTnith, Emmy Weh1en
and the other members Of the London
Gaiety theater company which Is to
present "The Girl on the Film" in New
York city for the first time New Years
week, arrived last Friday aboard the
steamship Mauretania. The entire
production here will be absolutely
Identical with the English production
with the one exception of an American
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country In '@The TRIAL OF tins Lonesome
Pine" tust dotes on old-eaShtoned
plays.
she said recently: ''otG-&aSh1oned plays,
old-fashtoned stories and old-faShton-
ed people, love the sentiment OF the
good old-faza2oned daYS-a sentiment
unclouded and as pure as sunlight Our
stage would be better or for q little
more of that. think. and our stage
could easily spare what is regarded as
the right I'D TO Gate. 011rspoken, new
type OF drama It could go back to
the E1npkers gwester, nnorg primitive
sentiments. : do believe. with great
advantage"
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the white and black races In America
It is a passionate defense Of patient
kindly and hong suffering people who
had remained silent under misrepre-
sensations and SANDER So little has
been written by southern men about
the reconstruction era that the tragic
events of the book almost 90 beyond
belief. 1t is a historical revelation as
well as a romance
The secret of Mr.. Dixon's popularity
is that he stirs blood. For this reason
the success Of his plays has been
equally as sensational as that OF his
novels. He has something to say and
knows how to say it in a way that
forces people to laugh. to cry, to think
and sometimes to fight.
Sale of tickets at Balkcom's, Decem-
Der 80.
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At the En.nrAaa

This week the Columbis Girls Must
cal Comedy will show at the EN-
press. 1t is reported to the manage
ment that it is one Of the best com
panies that is on the road. Most OF
the company are girls and the play
from the shows that have been here in
the past.
The management OF the Empress is
doing all in IT'S power to give the pub
lie a high class line Of entertainment,
and believe that this weeks show will
satisfy the most critical. Every day
and night the house has been packed
and the people of Pensacola are be-
ginning to realize that they can pass
an evening at this popular amusement
house and see q high class show at
popular prices.
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crsatorSs Band.

The event of the season as far as
musical attractions are concerned will
be the coming engagement in Pensa-
cola OF Francesca CTeatcre and his
Banda Verdi accompanied by the I1om-
hereto Grand Opera 5eNtst, which Man
ager Levy has arranged after several
weeks OF correspondence finally sue
ceesded in arranging for this musical
organization TO give two concerts at
the opera house. January 8. This COM
parry is a distinct feature in the must
cal world combining two concerts in
one. Never before have the people OF
Pensacola heard grand opera accom-
panied by a famous band. The LoIn-
CO the following well known singers,
Signora Teresa Barelli, soprano: Sig
nora Aninta Delaco, soprano: Signora
GIdlfa Catalina, conEralto; Signor Do
minico Paroilni, tenor: Signor E. Tu-
rel. baritone; Signor Giuseppe Catala,-
no, Easso.
Among the number Of operatic Sc
lecticns they viii sing are tie follow
ing: The sextet from Lucia Di Lam
mermocr," the quartet from "Rigolet-
to-" and also the song dear to the
hearts Of all music lovers, "rhe Fiser-
ere from Verdfs opera I'll Trovatore,"
the latter to be sung by Signora An
nita Deluco, soprano, and SigLor Do
mfnico Parelini, tenor, of whom the
most critical audiences have paid trib-
ute OF esteem and regard. The sextet
viii positively appear here and give
several numbers at each concert.
Creatore, as well as the Lolnbaerto
sextet will render an entirely different
program at both the matinee and night
performances. Saturday, January 8,
circles, and Pensacolians are offered a
rare treat with the appearance of
Creatore and his band.
Tickets at Ba11com's, Wednesday.