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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-05-09


star % his own show, I'm Gnyety
Ballet OF Roses. and In which go girls
fake part under the leadership Of the
graceful Emilia Bartholetu, Partisan
premier danseuse The company In
sludes agnes Beehler. Phil White lnez
bcNedier. VIM Lawrence Mark
Thompson. Max Gordon. James Mat
tttws. Frank Clayton and Henry Plum
keti 8 new two-aCt musical com
edy entitled The Land or Impossible. 10
SAIL Go be- Drumming over with the
brand OF humor made famous by Mr.
MAJ ion and In which he retains his
csnfuciatingly funny character Of
"FNny the cabman. viii be the offer
rg ~ NJ company The costumes are
said % BE- gems Of the dressmakers
Urt ard the scenic and electrical in
Nestitures elaborate
BROADWAY
= change Or policy iu the Broadway
thcuteF will present new motion pic
lures apd photo PLAYS w that theater
daily. beginning with the French
photo riav "Abslnthe." sunday. Wash.
ingtou at valley Forge" one 81 the
best % the photo plays on an Ameri-
can patriotic subject. Will be presented
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@ad Der Qrpbs.

Ieber Die @irfng o5 5raleninnmreftes in ben 5ainoiier 8a3len
fourmt Die GbCogoer ~vaben0poit" 81 6euelbeu StIITen, bic aud nit
eeIrn ge5ogen baben. Sn enen tpeheren arifal befprtt 6as genanrte
8lnt Johann Die @ntheiOungen, bic Die BdbIeri4oit gbtaeos be5lgi4
Der Suhiatu. unb Reereubum Gragen, WeIhe Der Stnrm5etel iteae
getroffen bat. Gieie Iebo0e, Die @nbledaft Jr Oreher Gegterun9
beranusteben, lit bon Der fouierOatoeu grefe BON Sanots INNER nit
0robau gfBtrauen ~bebanOeIt porben. gs ibeint obr, bB tie mad Den
grfabrungen in Der Iesen Babl Fh banit ausiobner unO gu etpos itdrh.
rem @lnuben an Oos sefanSe IrhI Der Dlenge seEnnsen min. Sic
vabenopoi" ihrebt aber been 8unft:
Die iungFe arben Der BGbIuiaaft Gbicagos Dnbient elm gut"
os 8eniur. Gas 8obIrgebns lit better, nIs man of Sruro fraber
Grfa6rungen erporten 6urfe um6 better, as mobl bic HeHen pom us
erbofftgn. Die GGbIerfdaft iheint in Or ausmobI Der Sanoioaten i'm
naeanenen rebt eIidGih aepeien gu iGn uno bot in Der 9eoutuorttrg
Der p~erIheoenen Jrogen auf Dem iu9enonrieu tleinen Ballot einen boben
GRAB BON SneligenS erfennen Iuen. @eun es eiunuI pabr mar, Dab
fe gum Soogen gu ben gonoalssaben e3gen Uuroe, 70 bat tie geterR
geBeigt, 6aB fe iehber aud oos geiniasen erIernte rno Sc uno Stein am
rcften Slate ou1upencen peib. Gle iade geern nit gutter Webrbet
rSa" in ben 5nei 5dden, mo- es fh inn 8olfsbeourmHe banoelte, ub
NIT GROCER 9ebrbet uRetn", no tr bic gepidigung bet gonoousgaben
ntht ortngeno notDen6is fAenl unO 6enuste Die @eegnbett gu eem
ibnrien 9aOeIsDotnn gesen Die rdohfhe 5inan5pott uno Die oer3etge
FdSi1e standardization I'M beionoeren.4
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~Sn unersr ganne paHieren felt tnrseu ieHiame rio, Ter Dor.
NhIao os a~bssOrOHeeu aseets bon a%9aHoaultts. oMe Sobrannge i'm,
Frr areaser fir Bolt uo SanossBpede ~ benutH. bat I'M Cffbhrs.
tOrps Der Wlnriue bellies entrsm ru0t trotbeut idvri eefreiars To.
HiIs Der aHeauna pobuoaeub eesenibr ~ iebet @ns Der abec
DrOH4s ssafs D%obriaeuid sspuBt bot, ebe er nil iancH gordtaae
an bic 6efsntiheft hdt.
g7un itetHt ben Oe5euigu eener os DlnrruaHt& fir nbioneer
Fte ReuerlnaeH bdonOers sugdHath az bdIieu. as Ole Enue Al
nelen 2iuieuihiHes .Ctaboma" beuprhanb, purhe T bu elmer AnEbi
9rmen oneesaHsen, Den Iauot ort @ebct crofuru 81 lqNeu, gotir
lid mar Setretar Tonets oanit entertainer, aber IA CT ht ielbt IN
Der Enlightenment ntt fr pitdnOg belt yfgte er Den Gmru ben @e1
helhen He sebeu miBeu, uno r uergaB uatirid aA uMt ibhen feline
G%upfeblung mitguaebeu. gitof Sos Don afustoan I'M stnnte Gfn
bona Dur6e fur Den iebrldeu at aepouuen. mo Die Der sfnoteu bd.
ben, ioreit man aeuutrs bat, bos ere a%reaSihifi, wddes oui ARe
Meie getaut puroe.
Setretar 9arieIs obr bote bic 9amen famn obecuigt ols tm
bon etuem ruaereu 2ouOsmnnn, Dem 0bertsn @2aueaus q. Thornton
ns Roro.GaroIinu, Elm 5hrdben 5ugna, in Incident br abfeHocr fd
Cbiett, msre ariegsitife nit gan8an aus 9mmwoQc 81 bersbeu
gabrf9euih bat Der oberit sebort, boB Elm Seil Der s6iie gu Qrt
fr Die taten es gaper Gs enumfpoae. gor6.garoina ii Gin Baum
Doaloat. lub ~wahriheinIih pir6e Setretar GanRls ieum oerHattaats
germ BEN gefaaen nm imb Die gan5er aus gnrmwcar e%ribren. gt
iadt miro er fe beHnatit auf ibre g%rauhbarfeit pritn nNeH.
o. pafereu ebn in unerer glnrtue gegenUarta 10 maHterIci left
Jane 9nse, bob es nf zines Hsbr coer Ueniser nitt amomnt 3m
gumnel gebt oas oles burh."
60 ihrieb Dor tur5em Die Gt. gouIer 9oItsjeilug. Seit6er lit Biz
o~nf1lige Srore oes 9nrneRfretnrs oo5u gefommeu, Die rufere 5btg
5aratorimn fr heen6Hne S6uer 81 MAIDEN beonbers geeiguet. III
anes 9orfnbeHoe 5uiaurnen betrnhtet geIongen mir 81 Dem Ginond,
6oB aOmirGIe aamablid nbgsihoift uno unre Seihpabu BON aer5teu
unO 3cmpereu5pre6gern beiebIigt meroa iouen. Bur
8eferuus Der genitbet Uiroe oas a. rte bic merifanikbc 8oIttf, gang
peieHtia betrugeu, InO 0au juno Die Ger. Staoten Dor alien oa.
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a,in abLsr gpridlaa.

Senator aenpou iasint ben ri4tsu Neg sur a0fung Os prObitms
stanOtn 5u baden, nst9ss bic qbidnHung Der Dtfotn Directorate
ousibt GrOBaptuIfeL ME glOrgan unb Batter, uarm Witsieou bon
60 %Dahsbsnsn Dtnttorsn unO Fuo 9 nod in me6r us rtr5ia. aHbers
GrOBtopitarFen maten F9 ebmfaIs oura foIts umflrri6s 1GtgIdt
ns Dtsttorsn in Den bsiaisbsnfen aorPorutionsn bsmrt6at Die bamit
D~ertuHpfs a6fh! il, bic Gsddft BON 9unpertn pom gUBm aOrpOroio
men in nenigsn SGnosn su tonpnhisrsn. 9iefs uebematt 81 BREEDER,
rdp. elm phrsu NOTICES Gsiss ab3ufaIfn, bhost bic auf9nbe Der betrsftns
BEN aongrebeapmthsn, bic su tinsn GnidIuB selongm tcnntsn, neil Bel
elmer an3abG aOrporutOnn iOlde ssmetniameu DtretOrHn nOtDeuog uO
aud BEN gubitum niht nohtsiGg limb. 9Rie aorpordtonsH, pelas Don
BEN gsrbot Der gsmsinfansn Dratorisn nht betroffn rtOsn fonea gu
IpssfSnren, 1T ni9t m0gia, neil bic gsrbtnDungen 5pf4n ben 9Orpotos
honen su fDmpi5irt FRb, as bob f6 biribsr Elm btfimmts @sfes fms
muGerer lebe. Dne 56nurigtat prb burf sinsn gordlng hes CT
majors bon Soma bebpbsn, Der bnbtugstt, bob aMs 0tufonH ben 4tiunds
rem fir isbsn SdaOeu, br burd raaIdfFgs Oper ungsBife @erpaItung
elmer corporation snttht, boftbar fnD. ght folhem geeBs brauft man
ben 9tettorsn niht gu bfehIen, bb fe aug ben Sorpoofonsn austretn,
benn Fs perben BON fsbT gshen uo nur 70 bieeH aorporahonen anes
t6rsu, dig Fe gsnau ubsrnodsu t0nnen, unb has pstOn Rhbt mebr ns
spei, b0tH.ns bri fem. Bel b.ionosrs grObeu aorpoaionen fpirb cine
ssnagsn, nm bic DrstOrsu bOpui bsi6dftgt gu battn.
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I'm 1tmperenaranIdt.

Ger N2armeiefradr Daniels ioge beute, er iei Elm Gegner oes 3rr
fns in ieOer Gornr, nno ar bote es fir feline gfidt, Dem @enub gefhger
gprdnte in Der Marire Elm Gnoe B%unnhen. - Breb.Gepeide)
as td elm SIngs mar, 8eigte mir uetn Batter eiuen Toun, Der br
burd reid eeforben maj, boB er +fh MIR I'M iene eisenen aneeIegenbeten
fMrtnnsre. Sd babe INNER sefuht oidem 9eipieI 81 folgen. - (arRgs
ietretGr @arriipn@
Ghie sDi a~euberuneeH f~eunset4nen ben ltutaihhO sDi9en ss
aobrneHsmitgleoerH.
asenn Der Uaoriueietrefar elm fRn Sheen iber attuen8 Den Off
3eren Der Daarine mfBpingen bari parpm loa Die vReorm" an our
Sdae nfboreu. Gs Iafsu ft aerste fnoen, bic Elm sttadten abfofea
pouat @ouhen IbdbiG lit. Gin moerer Sefretdr mag Der @nfidA ha
bab gegetarierfot bic ridtioe lei. Roh eth mcerer u0 Uieaeidt Guge
infer iea uuo es ifr rdis baIbsu, Die GbeDerbdltnBe Der s5fIaOeH sr
Ger" rad odeus auf9teH 81 regeln.
Tes agarineefrct1rs a%upenoung os Tedtes, characterization 3a
srlaHer, lit elm 9aankIhen fir 10 nnberiddnten gepotsnas, oaB im
ltIeunieit @eIeeenbat eessben iper6en ioate, nod ienem 1entperen5
rdi6 nie6r namiern All iperDen. CRsp gcrt g8orDl
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Aufraf Sts glatiunaIbnnSes.

@ir t1mpfen fir Elm BrinSip ma
tift fir i~elbitiuttiee Sntereiien.
bern mir inns gegen gewiiie I'M
4ongreb unterbreitete @orlageu or.
flaren, peIhe elm aui rationale
9robIbition binsielenoe5 amenoe,
lnent air geriGifuns Der Der. Staa.
len be5neden.
liner Huf nenoet iih 0aher on
5eben liberal geiinutcn amerIfant.
iheu Burger, gIeihpiel. nelhem
9ofe or eutitummt, pelhen @lnu.
ben er bat nno neldler polttiihen
Gortei er %argeb6rt. Der ein @eguer
bon 3tpangsmaBregelu uno gefir.
Ipprter ipnbrer MdBigfcit lit. Iro.
bibition rect, ME Die ~oer6otene
6rudt, uur 0as 8erlangen mad
itarfeu @etranten an.
Bir foroern ale LIBERAL geiinu.
ten amerifaniihen 9irger in ieoer
gtaot, ie6em Borough uno ieoem
Torie aut aomites 81 bill.
: Den, nit anoeren aomites oeS 81.
itritts o0er Der 9tad6drihnit 5u
fonferiren, Elm Gretlitipsaomite IN
einem 5entral geIegenen Srte 3u
crpablen NIT Dem @iuDeritdnouiB
ieooh, oaB @irtbe ODER anoere am
@aH0el init geiitIgen @etranten in
tereilirte Berionen nift giitgIieoer
Deg aontites ieln oiirfen.
GaS @refltip. aomite ioa cine
ofientIide MISUNDERSTANDING elm.
berufen, menu immer es cine iols
dc fir gerotben ino geboten erafs
tet, Inn oie aitf rationale Brobibi-
ton hin5ielnOe 9epegnug 81 be.
fdmpIen.
Nationalc grobibition ulo oas
grin5ip Der 9robibition I'M Aage.
meiiaen itgaen eiuen umiinnigeu I'm.
grill auf Die 6reibeit uno 0ds per-
i0nIife Gett oe5 Snoiuioltums oar,
auf eigene 8eiie ieiu Slid gu iu.
d,en. Gle iii cine beroerblihe uno
riidihrittIite 8emegung, Die, NO
immer tie eingefiibrt puroe, bic
Adtung Dor Dem @eieb mtergroben
Bat, 5a~tdnoige gteibunaen nerur.
inft mo oarouf bilrpirft, oas iitt.
lihe IiDe0u nHieres giirgertbums
our6 SeltfeIei uno Grpreiitng ber'
1b5uleeen. Sic fiibrt oa3u, ons
mas geiebIidj perboten lit, beimIih
81 tbun.
6. s. 6eEamer,
8rdiioent oes 0eutif.ame.
rifaniiden NationalbuuOes.
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@nnttn shenter.

4pmmen6e 8ohe tritt Der Dor.
theilboft 6rtnante gurIestoariteller
III Reenes NIT Ieiuer p8eantD
Gbofu i'm @ageip duf. IS giebt
feline 5eiier betannte SonoelSmarfe
i'm Beid,dit Der muiifaliiden Bur.
leslie. ltn0 Oieie Saiion fat Der
popuIdre somifer aae friiheren Set.
itunqen iibertroifen. Die an Der
GarIteanng t~beilncbmenoen iuugen
Gamen iih6 iouobl all forperlihen
Gei5en pie 9egabung nitt 81
iibertreffen. geionoers herDoraebo-
ben al luerOen beroienen 3eaa Rul-
iea, bic AUunOer6are 8inniitir, Die
5daaerin gea George, Die idone
gpanierin Ga Belle Gnrmenfitn uno
Sic gioliniitin annette Seale. 9ou
ben mdnnIiden 9arfteaern ieien &c.
rannt Der jibiife GbnrafteroariteI-
Ter MnoD Gepis; Der 9aritoniit
Gid" Cameron.
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Sic gtSssHHs Der @Irtid,rs
Gin nsatr grriht Str inisrHaiiSHaIsa
20mmihion.

aSmmihion.
Die inltrnatiouult GIetIhertoms
milton Bat misosr eintR geridt iiber
ibre an 6Istfdtrn ausatfibrtsu MsI'
iun9sH psr0fentli6t. IS baRoslt F4
babel bauptId6fi9 I'm Sic 7yeftlts'
lung oss gororingfrs oosr 3urid.
psi6sns Der %sin5slntn 8letida.
otnu Die WifsHTaait bat on oititn
Graebnif.n elm erobes SutsrsFe,
neil ie I'M 3uIommenbaug nit oer
anndbme ron aIimoidpaHtuugtr
itebeH. Die ein3sIntn @letffer BET
5o6sebirgs 5sigsn erkbIias untsr'
.ldieoe. auf Der RoroTeite Ots
Wloui Blanc !. Q. befin6eu Iih 3tp,i
9lsiihsr i'm 8orrudsn, Elm onOertr
i'm Stiaituno uno Elm oiertsr in
laugfamsm Riid3ug. Die Isbtn
uuieriudun9en i'm aautaius, I'M
altdi uno in Roroameritd, no 4lass
ia bas pittigits Gletidsresbist III,
bd6en erpietn, baB Die GigItrom.
sHtusoer tsiue o0sr gans fhpa6s
Shnantuussn oar QlngsnausOtbs
nung msFlbrsn. gum Tell aud i'm
RId3ug bsgriffen fH0, nirgsnO abe.
in itarfem 9ororingtn. Der tibie
Sommer bss Sa6res 1912 BAT bic
9Ieti6sr ctpas seiinitist, absr oo6
Dsr9dltnismdBig tpsnig unb nur in
ortiI6er 9tfhrdntung. SIN allqss
msinsn itsinsn f6 Die GletI6er ma,
msutli4 in ben Qlpsn felt einem BAL,
ben J~ubrbunoert i'm Riid5uq su be.
finoen, uno bisber bat fid nod fsin
osutliftr gspeis elmer gpo6e nsu.H
8ororingsns srbrtngen laFen.
DAP cine ftdrtsre GinpirtuHa
our9 cine aagemeine qenbtrung oss
RIimas nod ni6t singstreten 1T,
3eigt ii4 in~sbtfonosrs in ben gegm.
IaBen Ginger Gs6irge. So riidtsn
Die 9Ietidsr Der ppreudsn folt ale
Dor, tpdbrsno Die Msbr5abl Der nors
Uesiidsn 9IstIdsr uno aud otr
decentralization 3uriidtusi6tn.
DEN itdrtt.n Riit5ug bat Der ameris
turiide Grano paeiiic erlitten, BET
in 80 Sobren runo Is Meilen berlo,
rem BAT. Die psrbGltnismGBig
lpdrlifen MittsilungeH iiber 6us
gr0nldnoii4s gis fabren su Dem
SdIub, ouB aud oisIs gefuaItiqsn
Wtafsn in Den IsBtsn Subrtn stpus
abgenommsn habtn.
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Srv6enm Sbeater.

Sail an Sour" beibt Der Gin.
after, !pelfer lommenoe ISOLDE Die
Saupattrattion auf Der @iibnc oes
0rpbeum's 6il0et Die Slbaberin
Der Sauptrolr, glundle Bates, iii
lit Gma6n aid nid3t unbetanut
Oeun tie ianO bier Dor 3pei Sabreu
aroben geiina in 9elasco's sT9c
6iabting Sopc". 7ie adt Mit'
wirtenoen erbc6cn lid oQe iiber
ben 9urfiduitt, SRI. Bates iii
idrer germln8uug mad iir Oieic
aoae beion6ers aeeignet, unO itebi
Dem Enobo gublifum Elm icItener
@rnuB in Ansiift.
Bon Dem Die aemobnlid reib'
bnltipen 9rogramm miiiicn nod be-
Iouoers Die 3ontigs genannt per.
0rn. 2ieie @eoanfcnIcier Ieiiteu
eritauulifeS. @ie oieie 8eoanten-
iibertroalng Juitanoe 8u briugen lit,
lit Snfperitduoigen mo 2aien gIeidI
rdtbieIbaft.
3us aoupIeti1naerpanr Gamareii
un0 Ghobot Mrs nit S%nitruneutal.
mutt, Ian3 uno Sumor nnfDnrteu,
ipabrene bic a%rnftmenifen Sim
Collins unb 9elpis Sort llugcUobu.
IidJes in Der gtbIetif bietcn.
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G. Y. 9atiOnaI6nnS. Gfi
Cffi3iea.

Son Der 8unoe3eretutibe ergebt
biermit Oie offi3ieqe gena6ridti.
gunq an oae StoatsDerb1n0e, oaB
Der 8. Acknowledgement 1915 nab.
rcn6 Der gGeutihen ISOLDE" Der ga.
nann.g 1cific grpoiition itattfinoen
miro, uto am 2. auguit 1915 be.
ginnf.
4ae Stuatsuerbdroe neroen Dor.
Iduiig gebeter, ben 9eiuh uuieres
aonDents ieitens ibrer unteroerbon.
Sc, Mitglieoer un6 9eptidamerifa.
ilern Tires Staafes ihon ieet ms
allge 5u faiien ilno moglihit an3us
regen. Die giien6abhen 5eteen fif,
bentiiAt, ms gegeniiber aaes Dog.
Idle, mas aomfort, 8abl Der Aou-
TEN mo Raten albetrifft, auf3ubie.
fen.
g8dbren6 Der Gerio0e BON etmn
Dem 20. Suit bis 20. ailguit 1916
teion0ers, Iiito uniere 3Detge gebe.
ten, ourh geridiebung ibrer gr6Be.
rem eiaenen 8eronltnltungau ODER
agnnelte III 1915 alien 9eamtei!
uno NiitgIieoern ibrer 3peige gum
geiuhe Oes s. acknowledgements nno
Der Nnnama. aeif te. gl1tsiteaing @c.
Ieaenbcit sa bieten. Nus oieiem
@run0e miro SIRE freanolide Anf-
merfiamfeit ibon iebt Oarnuf &c.
Ienft.
@eitere giu5elheiten, Die fir Die
WiitglteOer unieres groBen Nationnl-
bltnors bon 5ntereiie mo 8ertF
Iino, ueroen i'm % umoesorgan inter
Der Nlbfif e92nfiondI-aOnbent ooer
BnnomasRncifi Grpoiftion" uer-
ojfentIift neroen.
SIN auftraae, 3e~ntraI6iireal
ncs 8pntif. Anerifdniiden ga.
tionalbwloes.
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RcoeutalOpr oelttidcr GbnrdfterSor.
teller init Der pr Meppes' yeaAtp
.S6om inn popularcn @apetp, 3uei,
NAL tdslt5
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S9afe fabltn f& In i9mats
sigsn Gtdlen trOs better Gittsrung
nidt nohl. Die Gt6as fnO Ssss
baI6 offers gu rsinieeu uno nit fri'
fher Ginitrsu gu periebsn. Nuli
fhafs forOstn Dies gang b~efonoas.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21

Juan Martinez, Spaniard of aristo-
cratic birth and breeding, and gradu-
ate of Cornell university, stood on a
high balcony under a boiling sun and
watched the seizure of Vera Cruz by
the American forces The men whom
he saw passing through the streets
in long, even ranks wore the uniforms
of nation with which he carried on
an extensive and prosperous business,
writes Charles V. e. Sterrett from
Vera Cruz for the Chicago Daily News.
They wore the uniforms of a nation
at one of whose great educational in
situations he had received his educa
ton of a nation from among whose
women he had chosen his wife.
In his left hand Juan Martinez held
book. 1t was held in such posi-
ton that 1t served to obscure what
was grasped in his right hand. Hatred
was in the heart of Martinez-a black
unrea soning hatred that found it's
origin somewhere in his Latin blood
and from time to time he raised
what was clasped in his right hand
and drove a bullet from his balcony
after the ranks of blue and khaki
over whose head fluttered a flag he
had once learned to respect.
There were friends in Vera Cruz who
suspected what Juan Martinez was do
ing and who thought they could lay
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
ANOTHER GOOD BILL
AT GRAND THIS WEEK
Charlie Gramlich and AL Bush viii
Appear in Another Laugh
able Comedy

The Grand theatre opened last Monday
with one of the best burlesque shows on
the road and crowded houses at every
performance have been the result.
Charles Gramlich and AL Bush are an
ideal type of burlesque comedians. They
make one laugh and keep laughing dur
ing the entire show. Their opportunities
in the bill for this week are even greater
as 'krousmeyer's Hotel is full of conf
cal situations. Miss Helena Hall is an
excellent leading woman with a pleasing
voice and charming personality. The
chorus is good to look upon and one of
the best seen here in a long time. On
last Wednesday night the management
put on country store and from now on
that will be feature each week; also
amateurs on Friday night.
The country store was a big success.
as many valuable and useful presents
We're given away. There was fun for
everybody and the country store prom
ises to be an attractive feature. For one
hour and 30 minutes of real pleasure go
to the Grand
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
FALLS OVERHEARD
AND PIPE STAYS LIT
Does Not Call for Help; 1t
Would Mean Loss of
His Brier

To the great chagrin of local Irishmen
a Norwegian cook has achieved the never
before-recorded feat of smoking pipe
under water The submarine trick was
not rehearsed, and its author makes no
promise that it will ever be repeated
says Biloxi Special to the New York
Ivan Ivanson is the culinary artists
powerboat John T. White. The boat lay
alongside a fishing schooner and Ivanson
who was smoking his corn cob pipe
prepared to jump from his boat to the
other Rain was falling and a mist
caused the cook to misjudge his dis
lance and plunge overheard Walter
Hodgins ran to the rail in time to see
Ivansons head disappear under the
water as the sides of the two boats
ground together.
He must be crushed to DEATH" cried
Hodgins Some of the regret in his
voice was due to the fact that good
cooks We're hard to find. q y
He pushed the boats apart. The only
sign of Ivanson was a derby hat that
floated in the water The White started
up and Hodgins ran back to see If he
could discover the body. He did There
was the unruffled Ivanson holding on
to the stern of the boat and being towed
through the water. His pipe was still
between his teeth and he was still putting
its smoke.
why didn't you call for help?' they
asked, as Ivan was dragged aboard.
"Ay amt bane a fool" said Ivan; eff
Ay had opened my mouth Ay'd have
lost my pipe.
Neither Ivan nor any of the rest of
them can explain how the pipe kept on
burning while the cook dived under the
boat.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-06-21
BUENOS AYRES SALARIES
CarusO Offered $1,000 Night for
Series of Performances

Berlin Dispatch in Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
Buenos Ayres is the cause of the fabu-
lous salaries paid to the great singers and
orchestra leaders in the large American
cities. according to statements made in
Berlin by representatives of the Metropolis
tan opera.
The prices for talent at the Kaiser S
Royal opera have been steadily going
up in recent years. and whenever Mr..
GATH Casazza makes his annual pilgrim
age to Germany, as he is now doing,
Count Won Hulsen-Haseler. the impress
sario-general. and other authorities al
ways take him to tack for bulling the
price of singers and conductors the world
over.
They have been informed on the pres
ent occasion that the root of the evil lies
along the banks of the La Plata river and
not in New York, Philadelphia or Chi
cago. Argentina now pays artists the
rank of Caruso and Toscanini salaries
which make the Metropolitan's almost
penurious by comparison.
To Caruso was recently offered 5000 a
night for a series of 20 or 80 perform
ances by the grand opera at Buenos
Ayres The great tenor receives only
$500 in New York On the basis Of his
New York income, he demands and re-
ceives the same salary for his three Ber-
lin performances per annum.
Buenos Ayres also tried to tempt Signor
Toscanini away from the Metropolitan by
offering him $4,000 a month. which is ex-
actly twice his salary from the Metropolis
tan Other Metropolitan stars have re-
ceived an intination that corresponding
rewards await them in Argentina
All that seems to deter from goine
is the fact that the Buenos Ayres season
is very short.