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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16
Erpareiiipe, Stulluarts, Sullmup-

ErDarentoe, Stnlludrts, SnlimDp'
fer, Brobibitioniiten, So5ioIiIten, gtai
ie un0 Grodeue, Goffep S5obnion
Gcntofroten uno 9(nti Goffeps S5obn.
Ion 2(nbdn9er, 6rauenitinmredtIer
|uu0 @egner 0erieIben, ltndbb6ngt1e
u. (. 10. per0en 0ieIen SerbIt oafiir
lorgen, baB oie 3eitunQen gefiittert
mcrocn uno 6o5 artne 8olf in hods
qra0iQer NufreQung qeboIten niro.
8Cnn e5 10 tDeitcr gebt, neroen mir
boIo nre6r Earteien buben, aI3 Der
0eutIhe 9teth8tuQ Q.-SSn Siour GSaIl3
pcr0cu BEL ser am 81. NpriI ItQttftr1.
Oenocn Sto0tpobl 1tiht Denigcr OILS
0rei MoDorSfan0ionten uno gar -
7 &anoiOaten fir 8lpei GourliIiir=
Stelluugcn nlftreten. 3uerlt muroe
oa3 Gl0ermanipitem o6geihafft, Damn
0o3 5 &onnniiidre SpItelu, nun
fomnt oos brei N}Qnner GDIten
unO mbot'5 merit? 3ua11 S6(uiie
febrt man ooh Dieoer 3rrn aIten Sp-
item 8uritcf luo Damn miro Ser 8Iau
lper0en luno - bleiben,
0oB - tuie in ie0em groBeu 8eIh0ft
. fein 2iperpbeitBer, fein 3uderbd-
der, fem GIerf ooer 8onfbeomter II.
l. IN. bie itdntiIhen @eihide Ierlft,
ionbern ein fir oos 8ermnItltnq8foh
griiroIitb erfahrener
ltno politiid unabbangiger Burger
metitet", Der eh9ogirt miro, iuie Ger
Gornlann elmer 8ruferei, ODER Ger
Better elmer 6obrtf reip. zines 9roBen
Observation-Disclosures. glbmarten
lno -- Zee - trtnfenl - 0enn
Bier @eilr. uno Shnapstrirfe1t per.
bis Ser 8Ian elmer na6 0eutibcn1 SD-
item etngeridteten 1no iibertpohtcu
g>miitlihen 8irtlhoft, Die 9lbIdafsI
lung oes tollen SreatIpitens, uno ote
oelttIhen 8iergGrtcn 0urhQefiibct
ino ltn6 ser ih6noIi6en Seberei e6cn.
10 etn gn0e bereiten uie iie Die ehtC
.eben8Frobe Wt6Bigfeit brtitQe1 ner-
BEN. @eroen mir e5 aber nod erie
]en?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

8ie 5irma ar1tpp IN giIen bat fir
So, 100000 so aoblenfeloer BEL 9iil-
men, MeItfaferl 9epahtet.
Die 9foientaler 3uderfobrif IN
9reslalt tit boIlltdnoig nieoerge-
brannt ur1b Elm Shaoen bon elmer bal
ben Wuion oaollrh perurIoht tpor-
ben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16
&om t5.-20. Snni 1914 lit

&Om 15.-20. Snni 1914 iIt
Some Coming" oaS 0totto Ser olten
Siio 0ofotaer 8ioliere. 8or flint
SS5obren puroe in @beroeen, @. 9. ole
Noro- uno Siio 0ofota Some Com.
ing aiiociotion" iiber Eolfe geboben,
um ale flint Sabre ein @ieoerle0ens-
feit 81 feiern. 0a8ielbe IoQ ollie 5
Sabre obpe6leIno in Noro. reip. Siio
3afota Itottfinoen. Die geolnten Der
&cretntqltng baben fiir bieIes Sabr
Stonr Sails ousgelpdblt, anlaRlidJ
bes 20. Sahrestaees, bn Sab Snfuta
snm Steat erbDben mnrbe. Som
1870. Sunni miro olio Siour Sans
Dos Dteffa bon bielen tau1enoen BON
Bionieren iein, tpelhe oen 'Stoat auf-
baitten uno teillpeiie nad on0eren
Stoaten oer3ogen, lofern iie niht Der
fiible 9tafen 6eft. 2luh oie ei1ige
tollienb Waitglieber Itarfe un0 Dor
SSSa6rer IN Sltron gegriin6ete Gerei1ti=
gltng Der Territorial Yiuniere" bat
oo8Ielbe Datum ltno oltd) Siour
sSaus allsgetpGbIt. Siour GSoll8 bat
duh beretts etne Breis- -8eoenfuiin3e
ausgeIudt unb $500 fir oie bette
3eihnung Der @eoenfn1iinse be5ablt,
uno 0ie Siour Sails So1loefsfan1nter
trifft iebt ffon Die oi1sgebebnteiton
sSeItborbereitltngen. Werfi Gnd, alIp
has Sataut, bonn 15.-20. Snni
1914!
Die Scmpfratiidjen e:tinmee6er int
Staate goben BET Ser "a. Mtdr5 9ri.
maripahl fait ebertiopieIe Gtirntnen ob
als Dor 5tpei Sabren. 0onols berrIf.
fe Elm bitterer 5afttonsitreit, ser bies.
mol niht 8l Gage frat. 9eoh Sen Of.
fi5ielen @dblnodrihten lit osobn
Seffron Der 8onoioot fir gi8e-@olt-
berneur, Der populdrite 0enofrat.
gr erbielt bic hohIte Stinttnen5abf u
1887. eSin llebrigen berteilen Iid)
Die Stinrmen tpte foIgt: Or. $. s.
9fod, (aberoeer), 6tootsfonlmitee-
goriiser: t0,6t5, @. g. Sobnien.
gltnbesIenator aanoioat: tt,182;l
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16
Nus Dent Staate

@er iett iu Siio Safota bic Sa1n
benuBt, braudlt mn 212c per Wteile
3il 6oblen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16
1tnicr itantlid)e8 &eriidlcrnuesamt

tpornt gegen Dos 9lu1nebnen BON 8ers
iideruneen III @eleQIhoften, oie in
Siio 9ufota nidbt nlttorilirt Iino,
neil in StrettfdIlen Die &erluite meiit
rtht folleftirt meroen fonneh oa nur
Der 49ent, Ser oie @eriiGerung Q1tf.
ninut, fit ettpaige &erluIte ouffom.
men nnlB, nidbt Die BON ibn Dertretene
@'eieIlidoft, menm lebtere uibt auto
riiirt it, In Siio 0afoto 8eiAdfte ju
tim.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

Nad) ben beidDinprencn Nnsiagen
Don GongreBmann s. 8. Dillon ttt /.
9litrift COB er fir aanpogneunfoIten
Iomeit 81 4 80 .95 aus uno Der erfolg.
reidye aanotoat fir @enernlanipott
altf Dem republifanIihen Etfet, s. s.
@olopea bon Siolr Sails, $343. 80.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16
Sctcuert Ieinc 1tnIttDrlb.

&aun1 mar Die 2eihe Giroficis BON
Dem @inridtungsit1bIe geboben NOR.
oen, ais SSronf GeioenIhniir on
Den Gleftrilden StubI geI6na[lt pur.
De. Gie &abbincr @olOItein uuo
aopfitein geleiteien i'm un0 Itunben
mld BEN beiOen an0eren SSSraeItta1
a1f ibrem lebteu 8onge bel. .g8btten
2elpi3" Itarb NIT elmer 8eteuerltng
ietner S6ul0loitgfeit nuf Sen 2ipptn.
9llS er rief: SD babe ni6t geIfoIien.
SD babe rid)t auf 9toientboI geI6ol-
FEM Stannlid be3euqte - - -
mltroe Der eleftrilde Strom einqeIha(,
tet luto nobm ibn oie tpeiteren 8orte
bon Den 2ippen meg. Ra6oem Ser
Strom stpeintal burd] ieinen a0rper
gelettet moroen mar, fonnte fem 500
erflart tper0en
r8Dp t6e Sluoo" betete.
Scum font Ser brittle Ser EobesQe.
fdbrten on Die 9ieibe: Sarrn Soro.
lnib beitieg Sen Gleftriiden StubI.
gr COB feirle GrfIdrltng ab, Ionoern
|mnrmeIte Elm iiibiides @e6et, ols
Der eIeftriide Strom eingeI6oltet
mur0e.
Souls Rofenberg rnodte ben 8c-
l6luB. 9luh er gab feline Grfldrunq
ab. Seine 2eben8froft mar ie0od, 10
Itorf, Dab Ser eleftriihc Stron1 bret
mol our6 ieinen aorper geIeitet ner.
oen m1Bte, ebe iein 3oo eintrot.
Sranriees Siterfeit fir bic gerurteil-
ten uno lire Sermanbtcn.
Ser SIterfonrtog oerlief fir bie
bier 8erlrteilten I'M @ebet uno in Sc
iprahen nit ibren geiitIi6en gera.
tern lulo ibren Gerluanoten. eSafob
9toienberg, Der gnter bon ,2eftn
2ouie", mor am Son1Itaq aus Stem
Oorf gefomnen. glm Gore bes 3uht-
hanfes traf er nit Dem Staotseleftrt.
ter 9aOlS 3ltIdmmen. slls er erfubr,
ner Der Mann iet ntltrn1eIte er eini-
Qe @orte DOr iih bin ,no nanote iih
ob. auBer &oieilberg iporen oie
illngen @attinnen bon 2ouis Stolen
berg nno Sorrp Sorotpib, giroficis
Gltern uno feline @eidtpiIter ltno 3tpei
8ritoer bon n86itp 2etDis" 9efout.
men.
Sic sSrallen Deirlten Iout uno ar.
fiillten oaS 3udtbaus init ibren 6e-
1onmer. 0einnal muB id iterben",
troltete g2eftD 2oltie" leine @attin.
gBenn @ott min, baB id iest iterbe,
id BIN bereit".
3net Sran5isfaner Shipeitern,
bic Girofiei in ieiner Sugenb unter-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

Serr u, .. 9iidarSS bon S5urpn,
Der bel BEN 8rimdrlpoblen ais unabs
bQngiqer 8oupernellrSfon0ioat aui-
trat, bat itf oefinitib elttihIoIien,
audi oieien Serbit pieoer aI5 unob-
b0ngiger San0ioot ouf5utretelt mic
audi Serr 2ol1d3 bon @atertolun bel
ben SerbIhpabIen Dem nominirten
4anoioaten Der republtfoniI6cn 4ors
tel, @errn 6. $. 8urfe, Die Selrato-
rentoga itreitig MAIDEN tpiQ.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

Ter Sairp Silu gLfnlfa Siefla.
me-3ug oes Guo 9ofota Itaatlicbcn
8oiIeaes uno Ser itaotlihen 0oirn.
mems Aioctatlou fano in Hopio GitD
nod elmer oortigen Mfaiienperiannl-
lung leinen gtbI6luB. Gr Iegte i'm
qun3en 1900 Wteilen itber oie Otil.
rpaufeebobn 3uritd. 50 StG0te tpurs
oen beIudt lrno man Iddbt Die 3obI
Der 8eIuher ouf fat 10000, Sic
&eiie gtng bon Iberoeen iit0Iih nod
WtttdeQ, uno BON oort nad MapiO
@itD u1o onuerte i'm gan5cn IL Gage
lteberaa mltr0e Der Geflames3uq an.
geblt6 nit groBen gntbultasmus
begriiBt uno trob 0eS faIten unfreul1o-
Iiden 0etter8 fubren mdnhe sSarn1er
oft 40 Mtetlen tpeft, nm Die iIlltitrir.
ten 8ortrGge an3ub6ren. Gen 6urs
mern IoIlte beIonoer3 Die 9totlpenoic.
felt elmer 0auern0en un0 m1bbringen-
oen 9ooetlbeorbettllng oorgefii6rt
mer0en unb oer 8prteil ser 3ud]t bon
2IlfaIfa, 9ooIiang II. q. fSlttterurten
pa5 iSiittern NIT Siloge, re6te Mtils
hereimetbooen uno bette Wfdrftnlet6o.
oen, iotpie bic 8o0enoiin8ung nit
8ltterabf6Qen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-04-16

Die lctte 8nnSc8 Grano Snrp in
Stour SAILS bat anqeblid) geqen Die
Soutb Gafota Central 9obn 5ipei PIN
flagen meBen geieBlidb berbotener 9fo-
battaelpdbrung erboben. GieIe. 9fe-
batt9epdbrung mltroe, pie cS 6eibt,
ourh gti6teintragllng BON @ebii6rcn
oeri6Ieiert. gIu6 iou Die 8ohnDers
rDaItlng iih onoere l(nreqeIm0Bigfei-
ten in 8miIhenitoatli6en transporter
8u ihlI0en babeu fonnren Irfien.
8enn Die gIntlogen erbo6en tpor0enI
iin0. 70 f0nnen iie erIt i'm Sftobcrter-
min oe8 @lnoes9ericbtS pcrbanOelt
1per0er.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

The DcadlUk." Q new phy bv Mas Marsact
nrnball. will he rrosiucei q Masins El,ct's
Tbsatse on Tussday evening Jan. 90 liz thsms
deah With civil and rclin0s marriage q ms
disn.r@ NgArdch BY ns Roman Cstho'n
Cnusm Mi1 Edith Wyune Matthipn. fnnk
i~se and Ib0nm J. CarrHan VIII be the iesn'
ma usmaSm OF the cast.
Mr. Johnston Forbes Robertnon YESTERDAY cole
brtcd his dstv. flvt birthday anni,erssry. He
rrceived number Il conGratulatory csblcv from
About tyies a ve~h Mis- Mamie Adam Il m.
rortsd 20 AavS Attended ths var,wn nrfsr,onai
mstiness that bave been . feature Il thu mid.
vfntsg theatrical ssson, Charles rro,ymsn ss,i
las nisht that ne only mAtners Mis- Adams
hAa ssesudsh In Tho ls~ two yesrs have been her
own.
A. Mo RIM Rurhs's tuusmsnh m mis-
country IN The LAM q PrsnAse. ". somss.rt
M..,h.ut. a., Iii ,-.,,,o.. ,,~,u s,,i, fN,.-i-~
The evening world., 1914-01-17
Nev Plays for Coming Week.
"Mria Rosa," With Dorothy DonneLy; 1.-THE
House of Bondage" and 1.-THE Yellow
Tickei"-Fovbes.Robevt in
Special FarssDeN Bill.

in Tho Yellow Passport" At the Dewey
Theatre.
AT Bay" moves to the West End
Theatre.
me volunteer orEanist" will b pre-
scented by the stock company at the
Harlem Opera House.
The Bellies OF Beauty Row" will be
seen at the Columbia.
me Murray Hill Theatre will ofPsr
Ihe New Star and Garter Show"
The Bon Ton Girls" come to Minsr.s
Peoples Theatre.
At the Olympic will be The DANDY
Girls"
Our Mutual Girl" will be s.sn IN
moving pictures At the Broadway
Theatre
The sijou Theatre will put on nlm p,c.
lures OF The House of Bondage"
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
sum Bernard will appear At the PaIo CO
Thestre tn q musical sketch made up
from his musical comedy successes
o1her numbers will be Cecilia Wright
pr'ma donna: moving pictures of 1.-THE
Fatal Wedding" and Wellington Cross
and lo&s Josephine In songs and dances
At iiammerstein's will DO Frederick
bowers In a musical sktt, Cross and
Josephine. moving pictures of the Castles
In their dances. tho Charles Ahearr
troupe; Stepp. Goodrich and King, Bal
and West. Charles and Fannie Van and
others.
Bert Williams will head the bili At thu
Colonial, where other features will be
Lydia Barry In songs. Jesse Iasky',
Three Types," Mrs. Gene Hughes IN
Youth" and the Rlsoletto Brothers.
Tho Red Heads" = tabloid musical
comedy. will be offered at the Alham bra
Tho bill will also include Ray Coz ir
songs. Melville and Higgins In "Jus
Married" and Andy Rice
Keith's Union Square Theatre vii
have Adele Ritchie in songs, Maym,
Remington and her Picks. Dlero In q
musical act. James Leonard In . bur.
issque Of Hamlet" and others.
Trixie FriGanxa will be the headlinei
at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
Other numbers win be Jesse Lasky',
"Clowniand." Maria 10 In Porcelain
and Dunbar's White Nine Hussars. Edna
Luby viii be the main attraction at the
rwenty-third Street Theatre Mme
Ober1ta will head tho hill at the Fifty,
eighth Street Theatre. Tho Seven Mis-.
chief Makers" will be the feature at the
One Hundred and Twenty-hfth Stree,
Theatre.
BRONX rHEArREe.
1.-The Man inside" comes 10 the Bronl
Opera House.
The Royal Theatre viii show m
motion pictures '"rrafic In Souls"
At Miners will DO Robes 'Beauty
Show"
The hill at Keith's win include Lians
Carrers, with Bobby Watson. In q sing
Ing and dancing number; Ed Steveni
In 1.-The Troubles OF r. 4 j." Kathleen
Clifford. Norton and Nicholson. ant
John and Mae Burke In "a RaStim'
| Soldier"
] IN BROOKLYN
AastnSs's Rls shew v,li ss sees q
The evening world., 1914-01-17
BEN Greet TO MANAGE
new BOOTH THEATRE

Ben Greet. the English actor-man-
assr. announced yesterday that he has
accepted an Invitation TO Be stage d.
rector Of the new Booth Memorial The
AtrA which viii be erected . stones
throw from rorty-secopd street and
Broadway within two years.
II cannot say Just where the theatre
viii b hu1at. when It will be COM
pisted or Just who 10 supporting IT,"
said Mr.. Greet yesterday. but Nou may
b sure mat no rich faddtst will control
or even contribute 20 it, support The
money 10 pouring In now from the SEQ
ond stratum Of thsatregoers.
II shall establish an actors training
school there. and conduct II IN tho same
way my actors school In England was
conducted. II will interfere with no
other dramatic school in the country.
The students will specialize In the clss-
sics.
Shakespeare died in 1916. II 10 In
tended to open the memorial theatre In
time to celebrate the %ooth anniversary
Of his death.
The evening world., 1914-01-17

oROTHY DONNELLY will DO
seen at the Thirty-ninth Street
- Theatre on Monday night in the
title role Of Maria Rosa,'' q play OF
Spanish peasant life by Angel Gutmeea.
Maria Rosa" shows the struggle Of q
woman to remain true to the memory OF
a husband who died IN prison accused
Of q murder which she knows he did
not commit. She Il pursued by a man
who pretends 10 have been a friend OF
her husband and seeks to compromise
her. with Miss Donnelly will Be Lou
Tellegen, who last appeared here ~
Sarah Bernhardt's leading man: Maude
Odell. George Graham, Godfrey c. Stein.
Enr4co Fernandez. John Arthur and
Charles Ashley.
'srhe House Of Bondage" q dramatisa-
ton by Joseph Byron Totten Of RsGi-
maid Wright Kauffman's novel. Will be
put on at the LonEacre Theatre Of Mon
day night. The plot Ia concerned with
the career Of a girl who In enticed from
her home IN the country by a false
promise OF marriage and comes to New
York. where she becomes white slave.
Among others in the cast will be Cecil
spooner. Eliza Proctor Otis. Lucille La
Verne. IDA Darling CARA, TLly MAJ
shall and John sainpolis.
After several postponements "The
Yellow Ticket" Michael Morton's play
Of Russian IMe. win be produced At the
Eltinge Theatre on Tuesday night
John Mason has been added to . cast
that Includes Florence Reed. John
Barrymore Emmett Corrigan. Julian
L'Estrangs and Macey Harlan.
The postponed opening Of the Fo'tes
Marigny, on tho roof Of the Forty
fourth Street Theatre. will take place
on Monday night at II o. clock. Dorothy
Toye, Oy-Ra and Donna L<igh. Mana,
and Marcers Living Statues viii be fea-
lures Of the entertainment. Patrons
will also DO given opportunity to dance
to the music Of Maurice Lewis orches-
ira
At the Winter Garden Lydia Kyasht,
the Russian dancer. will be seen In two
new Advertisements. LA Rose" and
Pas dsux glamour"
For his last week at the Manhattan
Opsra House Forbes Robertson Will ap-
pear IN Hamlet" on Monday night and
Wednesday afternoon. IN "Mics and
Men" on Tuesday niEht In The Light
that Failed" on Wednesday night. IN
"Otheuo" on Thursday night. IN the
Merchant Of Venice" on Friday night.
In The Passing Of the Third Floor
Back" on Saturday afternoon. and for
his farewell on Saturday night in ths
nrst act Of Tho Passing Of the Third
Floor Back" the Sphinx sosns OF
Caesar AMI Cleopatra" the third act
Of The Light that Failed" and the
last act Of Hamlet" Forbes-Robert'
son wiz then make an address.
tho Lure win bs the attraction q
the 0sanA Opera House
1nAnA ~ ~ An1l1n = anon1
The evening world., 1914-01-17
ACTORS KNOCK" EUGENlCS.
Alliance Elects O0cers After Raps
at Problem Plays.

The New York branch Of the Actors
Alliance Of America met In TIE Hotel
Astor yesterday afternoon. As a result
the life Of problem plays' was serious
ly threatened. In fact. tho speakers
said ''eugenic' plays are 80 dead that
not even a puimotor could revive them.
Before they condemned that kind o.
plays" the twenty-six members present
elected officers for tho coming year.
They were:
President. hen Greet; Vice. President.
Rev. DIR. Henry r. Scuddcr: Correspond
Ing Secretary, Irens Alderman: Direc-
tors. George w. Kirke. Harriet A. Key
scr. Rosa Rand. Eliza u. Harris and
OlindA A. Drescher.
The evening world., 1914-01-17

- C1o0t0o DAMON.
~ Hks Nme 10 her. % Il b.
Il ygafs boxing for .
eAu1Ay little Nngliah girl 10
- aAovl Asrst your chance
~ hoping won't have 30 20
49, uurnarsd Connie Ediss, who
. . a. naAs AsF. except perhaps.
ASNa MIR snna upAolstsry here
% 20 knsw v1as gos when I
Vsne tack b 1nsiand from heref'
- asksd. - sAs Dinned . large
ulsk .propsrty. rose In her hair.
A ~sy oaM from ossrgs Ddwardss-
0nn1 hauuy rstnms-a large fortune
npsm q uucas who had died Of gout-
wuva sAAa ~ ElnG wouad like to ~
q epss ah0w-an shsss Dossibilittss o.
ouRsl - ~ Sus hsg were swaaisvsd
vAGl> q - Dal0 uttered,
suashltlAs
s0hse vas too 3d." I synpathised.
49, D. 1ayas ooaghsd like the artist
hsA
sYAs ~ agreed. 'oue n was foa-
6VsA b. something worse n was
AGnen1ekness, clhats what II WA Now,
UAaI a. you sAy to thatr'
I epuM onay ~ that homsicknsss q
oGmo seGmed . strange malady.
s0layoe n -" she admitted. 'Nut ]
- II M ~ samA It's like 'one 70
The evening world., 1914-01-17
-1O-1O-10-

Ten Great Stories by Ten Great
Authors In Ten Weeks In the Eve
ming World Complies Novel Each
Week. Begins Monday. Jan. 10. Order
from Newsdealer NOW.
The evening world., 1914-01-17

Actor Star Of "ln Conte mpt."
The Appellate Division yesterday de.
cided that Theodore Roberts, actor. IL
still In contempt Of court for his failure
to pay his wife. Lucy c. Roberts. q. 500
arrears Of alimony.
The evening world., 1914-01-17
NO STAGE KISS FOR HIM.
Judss Makss CesDis Really esss-
late Before He Dnls Case,

Recorder Hugh Mara yesterday patsAed
up the diKerspces between shsemaa
Kora and his wife Mara In the Bayoans.
N. j.. Police Court He ADVISED then 70
kiss and 70 homA The couple 0A1s .
pretenss Of kissing.
'sThoss stage kisses 20 not - = this
court" said the Recorder. sharply. 'Klse
a. though you meant it!"
Kora then planted . smack On his
wifs's lips and the case was dismissed.
The evening world., 1914-01-17

mother took ehs ribbons out a my
hair. but rye never sssa such Galsty
- New York's-I s4vs you my wofd!
0odnsf DoAx forget your umbrella
II 10 Q dampaah sort Of night. lsn't ~
The evening world., 1914-01-17
IA soHEMe" NEXT WEEK
At THE CENTURY

PNecin's la Boheme. 10 to be pre-.
scented at the Century Opera House next
week. beginning on Tuesday evening.
The cast will include Lois Ewell a. Mimi,
Irene Langford a. Musstta. Morgan
Kingston as Rodolfo. Louis Kreidler
as Marcel. Morton Adkins ~ Schaunard
and Alfred Kaufman a. Coliins. Mr..
Szendrei will conduct.
The "TannhauSsr" march will omen
the Sunday popular concert tomorrow
night and tho prelude to the third act
Of Victor Herbert's "'Natoma" will close
1t. Among the singers arc to be Lois
Ewell. Irene Langford cher first ap-
pearance with the company. Mary Car
son. Walter Wheatiey. Louis Kreidier
and Alfred Kaufman.
Orville Harold. who was Oscar Ham
merstein's principal tenor In London.
has been engaged by Milton and Sar-
gent Aborn for the balance Of this sea-
son and for next season. lie will make
his debut as Romeo In Gounod's Romeo
and Juliet" q week from next Tuesday
night.
Victor Herbert's new ons-act English
opera. Madeleine the libretto by
Grant Stewart. 10 to get Its first pre-
sentation anywhere at the Metropolitan
Opera House next Saturday afternoon.
Walter Damrosch will give the first
Of his explanatory recitals at the plano
on Wagner's THE Nibelungen Ring In
Aeolian Hall on Tuesday afternoon.
The n,hiaCt "Rhslp GOLD
Leo Slezak. the Czech tenor. formerly
Of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
E4ves his only New York recital At
Aeolian Hall this evening.
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Finds EOsTythins on The
Tango and Hope About
q Bit Herseu for a Jolly
"Busf-Up"
!On,s Made Her Home.
sjck for Nss0 York, for
Thsrs She Was, You
See, Fsslins Like a Mev-
maid Out of Water.
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esss Organ recital at the Oty osiSsgs To-
morrow afternoon.
r. Scott Buhrman viii give . free
organ recital In tho Old Fret Presby-
terian Church next Monday evening.
The National Arts Club IL to have an
evening Of Mary Helen Browns COM
positions on Wednesday.
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TETRAZzINi TO SING
At THE HiPPOOROME.

Tetrazzini. the famous coloratura so
prano. accompanied by Sahan Franko
AIM his orchestra OF sevcnty-hve pieces.
IL to be the attraction at the Hippo
drome Tomorrow night Her selections
will include caro- Nome" from "RiEo-
letto' and 0ounod's "Ave Maria"
Alice Nielsen, OF tho Boston Opera
Company, and Jean Gerardy. the Bel
CLAN 'cellist, Will give . Joint recital At
Carnegie Hall tomorrow afternoon
Miss Nielsen will sing in Italian. French.
German and English and Mr.. 0erardy
will play compositions by Boellmann
and Boccherini.
LILLIAN Wiesike. lyric soprano. an In
dianapolis girl who got her first musical
education hero from F. X. Arens before
studying abroad. will give her first New
York recital at Aeoiian Hall on Mon
day afternoon. She will be accom-
panied at the plano by Conrad v. Bos.
The Kneisel Quartet will give the
fourth Of tho Peoples symphony cham
Der concerts at Cooper Union on Mon
day evening. with Mrs. Thomas Topper
as assisting artist at the plano In
Dvorak's quartet In A major
The Schola Cantorum. Kurt Schind-
Ter. musical director. will give its nrst
su description concert OF the season At
Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening as
sisted BY the Symphony Orchestra
Julia Culp viii DO tho sololst
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Fritz KreisLer
SOLOist With
The Symphony
Mozart, Cesar Franck and
Saint.Saens Make WAL
ter Das,,yosch's Concert
Highly Interesting.
BIZ Sylvester Rairiine.
ARELY enjoyable was the oonce

. AHEbf enjoyable was the concert
IL Of the New York Symphony So
ciety at Aeoiian Hail yesterday
afternoon. Fritz Kreislcr was the solo
list and that counted for much. but Wal
ter Damrosoh's programme was charm
ing and HE orchestra was IN ffns form.
a. it, playing Of Moxart's lovely sym
phony N q minor disclosed at the b.
ginning. Later II wss put to . moro
severe test BY Cesar Franck's prelude.
chorale and f',Gue, arranged for orchss-
ira from the plano score by Gabriel
Ptsrns. ono Of Ffanuk's pupliA This
was The first performance In America
q ne work IN ~ new form. and u COT
spssndid presentation.
Whatever may be said a4nAnst such
transariptiona, Il must b admitted that
this one has bsen made BY . SKILLED
craftsman and that II u effective. The
sorority and loftiness Of the work, a.
vol a. IT, melodic beauty. are smpha-
sized By 4. There was an exchange
Of smiles whom the reflection Of Par
sifal' was recognised. but they were
friendly smiles. A large audience
showed that It had bean dsspiy IN
pressed.
Mr.. Kreisler was heard first In Mo-
sart's violin concerto In d major. which
he played with fine appreciation. His
second number was Saint-saens's ronho
capricA There. Of course. his poaylng
WA dassxng. He was recalled many
times.
Tho concert will Be repeated Tomorrow
afternoon.
No better singing has been heard In
the Metropolitan Opera House this SEA-
son than was heard last night By .
crowded house In q repetition Of "Un
Balio In Maschera-" Caruso. Emmy
Destinn and Amato were IN especially
good voice. and they sang with aban-
don. Maria Duchens was tho Witch,
and . good one. too. Tho rest Of the
cast was the same a. at the first per-
Torrance this season, including Frieda
Hempel. DE seguroia and Rothier. Mr..
Toscanini conducting.