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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30


Before the adventures of the actress
heroine Of "Miladys Boudoir" began the
spectators had the opportunity TO admire
Miss Blood's physical claims to the same
sort of honors which the young woman In
the play was struggling for. The new
tctress possesses color scheme OF the
samo pastel tints that make Louise
Dressler 30 admired for her statuesque
blend OF white and yellow.
In speech Miss Blood recalls the Amelia
Bingham Of earlier days No struggle for
effete refinement or superficial culture
hampers her sturdy grasp on the conso-
uants. She frankly takes an r. In hand
md gets out all there is in It. Her fig
ure IL slight and graceful and she let's
down at emotional minutes coils of blond
hair that is gultless OF any suggestion
OF permanent wave.
Her movements are almost as free from
any studied grace as her speech. She
walks the stage with a complete lack Of
any Of the acquired graces of the pro-
fessional actress. Then having settled on
one tone at the beginning of the play. she
stuck TO il. Curously enough. 1t more
than surprised the spectators that she was
not chewing gum II seemed a real omis-
sion.
The trials of the actress ended happily
IN tho play. The angel In funds only
turned out to admire something more
than her artistic ability Perhaps that
accounted for the fact that he had built
for the actress in tho play theatre with
her name carved on 1t. He had gone 10
some trouble to create the wonderful
Architectural edfice in which the three
acts passed. II was part dwelling and
part theatre There was also secret
elevator He used It to such poor effect
that Just before the curtain was about Ia
rise on the play in which she was "a
triumph he paid call, asked for the
immediate payment Of his advances and
was thrown into the darkness of the outer
lobby, Then he hired mob to hiss the
actress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-30
Almost Ends In Draw.

All this passed during the second act
OF "Miladys Boudoir." In spite OF the
antagonism of the hlrellngs and the
enthusiasm of the ushers. the play was
considered draw until the last act. Then
the nnal stroke of artihriality was at
t1ined. The newspapers declared the eve
ming a triumph and the actress Duse or
Jane Cowl or something famous. In the
emotional uplift that the reading OF the
criticisms produced--and II Is a well
known fact that no real actress ever reads
criticisms--the heroine threw over the
wicked angel and married her manager.
What is still more untrue to life. she
thanked her press agent for all he had
done. This is really too much for Mr..
Drum to expect his audience to accept
Reginald Barlow produced the play ad-
mirably and brought out all il contained.
This may or may not have been the best
thing for the author. Mrs. Craig was
realistic as a stage mother. Edward Lynch
played the manager well and Everett But
tcrheld was an eternal reproach to all
press agents by his industry and enthusi-
asm Henry Bergman brought his ex-
perience and authority to bear on a wholly
futile role.
The rest did all they could to maintain
mo SLOPPY atmosphere OF the play. But
b. certainly was n SLOPPY play. The
public will have a poor idea OF the great
managers and the great actresses II many
Of them go now to the Garrick Theatre.
But we have a vague idea that they will
not 10 in shoals.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08


gIuldBlidl Oes 25siohrigen @elles
6ens fin0et beute IN ser engIiid lps
tberiihen 9leiiiabs airde an ser
Gde BON C'Eonnell itno SgotoMacin
mebrere ACCOMPLISHMENTS ilait @cH
pcrneur @ol0s6or0aah miro bei GEM
nm 1880 ll5r iiattiinoeaoen @oitc
oieuiie iprechen. Staotsouwolt @nt
i. Groniua 9la1miitoas $50 llAr
lmo @labor &reiion 78ollbr slseaos
Iie Stride lit tiir5lid niit uNien
leppichen uuo einen eletriiAea ac
leudtungs.Spiicm ansgcitotiet uor
oeu.
geitcbt5wan3ia Sobre.
pie biihOfIidl nietbo0iitiihe sA
poIo Stride al Ser 9de pou 0Aqic.
unD @oibiugtouiiroBc bcaebt bclne
0urh einei 6eitgottesoenii ibr 20
Sabresief. @aitor ~ G3ra q Ste
mans bon Chicago miro sic Seiiprc
oiat 6alten. 9IQe gltcnoe NJ $40
fommqn0cn @od]e iiuoen allaBlidi
0es Su6ilaums in ser Stride 6eflin
feiteu itntt, Tic Stride iltnab Nru.
@eorge g. glppolo 6enamt pclder
fir sen Ban scr Stride $4,000 sd9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08
0eiratls. giccnaen.

S5ones ". grol3ell 81, mo ga.
t5crinc SO. Schubert. is.
9lotbon Gpbroin, 26, bon Char.
les Eonn @. 80, ino Selen 8.
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g'eQic g. aennculp, SO.
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ma Stringc, is.
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SSoltcr s. Smith. AZ, sgittmer,
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rcia Yorfer, 26.
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=. 9ouis, 81.
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burg, pa, uno goie z. SOIL, 80, BON
SentreUiIle, N2o.
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8. @illis. SO.
glIerouoer 9ofits, %, nuo g8ilbcl-
nina Seeker, %.
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trIoe Sberlanoer 90 @eioe BON
yorf ga.
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bcl s. 9urfmon 20.
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YIN Darlington @20.
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ME Subidman 81.
@up S. 9(rtbur, 40. mo Wlarp 9.
Wliller Is.
Simon 9crnitcin 27 unO Siebecco
Smolo0ib, Is.
Bale 5nr 0lrilc ms gluslnnb 6cIor0i
T.. Jloine, Nr. i13, OF NnIllmsye. 5ir.,
Habe Suilom 90ule eUc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08


Faitor GOmdro Gllis Gorr bon G6i.
cqao 6dlt tuereianten &ortrug
ii5cr Dos S1cnIa rSojialisnus
eif ser 9i6el CONFEDERATION pes
Nr 1bcuos s. Sbo0an als gis
Aoi BON @crmonicopoliS SIN
oct udaiten Sonntoo IN Der eo
t6e0ralc ilatt
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baltimore 9uiineB College on Gae
pon G6arles- uno Soroto0oitroBc ei
ncr &ortrag i6er uoic iii ooonlt
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soften uno Damn an ieocm glbeno scr
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o@ir gcitotten inns 51rc 2hiinerf
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seu ii6er ySo5ialisnuS in Scr @i.
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oou Dem %oitor @ouar0 Gais Gow
bon G6icaso ali iehs allfcinonocr
ioigenocn glhen0eli nior9en begin
nen0 inn AUDITORIUM oes oSalti-
more 9uiineb College an ser Ode
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6ibliiHen Sntcrpretatiou oes Gr.
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Observation-Disclosures FrobIcms cat
aeaentreibt
@ir criuden 5ie 0o6cr oieie Ger.
ionnuna 6efount 3u nlacbeu oieiel.
be. lucni nnoglid, iel6lt 5u 6cuGea
uno 0o6in 5ii pirtcn 0oB OR. Gorr
NIT SEN Ereoigeri i6rer Gonieiiiou
o0er iii elmer reguldrcn Gonieren fir
oieieu 3med iii 9erii6rmg foninit
2lhtungspolit Gliper Sudcl 4eicr
gllnstic 9lidoro SO Sogne Nlfrr0
q Siiiicn 96orles $ @nd6cd, aq
s., 9c5liter, elapton $ Nanf n. 6
&oag, &ohi q DlocSporron ru0
e6arlcs 6 4Sertins
0onlcfration
NlcRii9uor Sbomas S6u6on
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

Vfit cineni photographer meIchcr
oAt5ebn 9tuinobmen madie ii6eriloa
aeitcrn Ger 2uftidiiiar Noaer 1onus
hi leiuen Nn0ro.Qlernplouc ste
5ioot Baltimore @r oerlieB go
fels8dri NIT icinem @eqlciicr i0.a0
llbr Dlorgcns mo tcArte a @linlirn
lqoter 3urilq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

ser 9iettor ser tat6oliidben ltniperii.
fat IN Na1ington 8 g. miro an
Sonntog, oen rs. 9iouem6er in Der
5eiiaen Gat1eorole ourH aoroilol
@i66ous 5um Eihllor6iiboi BON Ger.
.uioiIicoppliS fciarlicb .cpnicfrirt per.
GEN. Giitconicfratoren wcroen icnl
giidof 9}ilnn0 BON Sartioro, GoWv
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S'o. Sic @reoigt 6ei ser @eIeaenbcit
pro Niigr Gug9au @euerolpfar
Der Ei05cic @artior0 6altcn Ner
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pplie iit in Alcinniien un0 5lpar IN
Ser ae6rgigen sHroOin3 BON Sscli,
rio 2Sie Gar manhe BON 0cn Situ.
lar sihoiSnBcn o lit auh Oielcr
3nr 3eit Gin armes Cori init elm paor
ladcu0 Ginuo6neru. Gr iii BON ,Sn.
tcreilc filr sic Stntbolifen in oen &er.
Stoateh inocn er northumberland
giidoi Niullen bon erie. En nno
9iidof 8ouoelfa pon superior @is.,
ciiacnonmen iporoeu mar
Scrbitfcitluo 9o3or.
glm a., 26. inc 81 9|oDember
pcrouitoltet Bic ct Sdto6us.@cmein.
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aroBcs Scrbitieit nit 9a5or oaS in
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9lmiiicments, mo Seocnnonn wiro
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oiat icin
@crbitfeit Der 1t. Su0on.
mes @emctn0e
llniaiienoc &or6creitlngen trifii
3ir 3eit 0ie ocitidc lut6erii9c ct.
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lombard mo Catherine. StraBe iilr
ooa id6rlide 0crbiiieit Ias 6cit
iie6t luiier Den 9llipi3ien pcs 5rauen-
@creins uno lit oaS befaintelIe Der
aciel01oitlidcn 6etc Der @emcinoc.
2anel6e miro 9Rittc 0ieies Nlouots
aebalten lmo 5uei Gage oolcrn Ger
Aeinertrag III guu 9ciien oer @c.
nicin0e bciiunnt
Reformotfous @ottcS
oienitDer 2 alemst
@emcinoc.
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0crtitbeu litbcriibeu Sulclns-airAe.
an ser Gdc bon 9}onoall. StraBe m0
9atterie 2Ioemic elm gemeiildoit.
liber Heiormatious Sottesoienit ais.
ae6alten 2lm Nornittaa miro oer
@ottcsoienit in Oeiitic5er 5prade &C.
baltcu in0 gl6enos in cngliiNcr
Sprade Ger Salenis airdcndlor
inter per 9eiilng bon 9roi. 8.
Sieuuuolo miro in beioen @ottes.
oicniicn Gborc ooriragen
Dreicilttgfeits irrb g.
3pei 8otteSoienitc Hnoen 0cpte III
oer 0eutiheu 0rciciniafeits-airAc al
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@oiiesoicnii iiber Narte 0cr5en'
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alter uno neier 3citg Eie Sonu.
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ioos
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4-inna 3 M : nieinNn

3tous @emeinoc.
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1crr se6olieH1 miro @aitor Or. ,ii-
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men cine @eoddtiuBieier itatt Tct
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tontcn ocS .llno66dngiaet Croens
BON BIRTH S6olonl4 Ser Der israe
Iitiicben @obIi0diiQfeits @eiellld)ai
ten in0 ser oSiioiihcu gr8iebimgs.
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glrronaenents iiir oie Seier Dat cin
ais oen @ercn Z. Sil6erman Dor
liber A. 8. Spfes, Scfretdr 2r &
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n 25ramS bciie6enoeSGouiic getroi
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-08

fin W}pitcries4 miro bon Der Sorris
4eresforo So. alligciii6rt 9D2it flint
02dnnern uno einem W'dOHcn fd6rt
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bon irii9er Ger. 9ltt 6efanat mo
lncrocn iie oicsmol in Der 9iooitdi
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tcioeu ouBeroem Oic moocruiten
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n@oDctD Gbeutcr"
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niorgen inn v@ouetp S6eater" ourd
oic ,@irls iron ,SoDlouo" iuter
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mono uno 9icnc COOPER
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..9iuno Inn sic g8elt oird ocn gono
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tinent oeIeiten
YdHe smr 9leiie in's qluslan6 Ec.
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nOts.Stru uoDs Sniiom 6Onie glps
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@diie 5nr Alrilc in'8 qlm9Innb 6cTorgi
6. 9laine, Nr. i13, Oft Baltimore. 5tr.,
uabe SuTOm SoHie qIUe.
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SD cpfer Ses arieaes.

T1en
Nrilb' it iein Bid mo i6wcr oas
6er5,
4alun einen 9rotloib fam er taurem
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6cuer
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Derben
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ltcrben
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@lit gseib uno aino, o6u' ieoe So6e,
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@o olles 9eio 0ergauaen mar
yam aolt'S. Gin ueues 0cinl ST boum
S'od Baltimore nano nm icin Soi-
fen,
"a lit aeiuiB mand' Ner5c oilcn;
@r lonOete i'm Nlorgengraifn.
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5ernageu
@r Oohte an iein troutes SotlS
limo nun ite6t er init @eib mo aino
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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-01-10

The head of every family in
Franklin, at least. should be a
member of the Cemetery Associa-
ton and thereby assist in caring
for the resting place of the dead
This is a common duty. in as
much as it is duty that should
bear upon all alike. You may
prefer to care for and beautify the
spot in the cemetery where your
dead ones are buried yourself, but
the Cemetery Association, never
theless, is compelled to 60 to the
expense of keeping in good condi-
ton the public highways therein
over which you must pass in going
to and from your burial lot. This
it does for you, if you assist them
or not. This association is doing
noble work under difficulties. It's
work will fail unless it receives
proper encouragement and sup
port. Citizens of Franklin, think
Of this matter seriously-think OF
it in the. right way, and join hands
with and assist this association
whose gratuitous work is to care
for the sacred place where our
dead lie buried.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1914-01-10
DEATH OF HRS. ANNA T.. ZYGIlY.

Mrs. Anna Fouteler0y Zylicz,
widow of the late Frank ZYlicz,
died at Houston, Texas, at the age
of 70 years On Wednesday morn
ing last, and was buried here on
last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Zylicz was a native of Germany.
She came to this place with her
husband about thirty-five years
ago and they devoted the best
years of their lives to the interests
# their adopted country. Her
husband was the founder of the
New Commercial Hotel which has
been for many years the leading
hosiery in Franklin. After the
death Ct her hu band, she continu-
ed the business until .faw wears
ago she turned over the hotel
business to her son, Mr.. Frank
Zylicz. and retired. She had
built a handsome residence on
Main street where she proposed to
spend the remaining years of hei
life In deserved rest and quiet
with her children and among her
mauy friends Sh was on a visit
To two OF her daughters who live
III Houston, when the fatal diseasr
attacked her, and after a YER.
short illness, her soul passed
away from earth forever.
she was IA devoted mother. Sny.
lived and wrought for the happi-
ness and welfare Of her children.
She succeeded in raising them IN
comfort, and was permitted to
have them and their love with
her-a happy family during the
peaceful years of her old age
Mrs. Zylicz is survived by four
daughters and two sons, to whom
the BANNER extends its deepest
sympathy in their sorrow.