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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
ID. i. FeII Resting Easier

Physicians attending Lawrence r.
Fell formerly president of the Essex
County Tax Board, who is seriously
i'll at his home at 101 Park avenue
Orange, report that he is resting
easily, and while his condition is Sc
rious, hopes are held out for his re-
covery,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
Candidate for Congress-

Petitions are being circulated in be-
half of Town Attorney Joseph A.
Connolly, of Belleville, for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress in the
Eighth district, to succeed Congress-
man Eugene f. Kinkead
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" P L. 1898, chap. 154), the under
signed OF the Town Of Irvington, in the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey
there engaged In the business Of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following is description and Illus
traton OF the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by MN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act Up L. 1898 chap. 15D. the under
signed Of the Town OF Irvtngton, In the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey.
there engaged in the business of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice,
tration of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
circle on face of bottle. Springfield
Dairy Co." conforming to interior of circles
upper arc, IN, Hanopo'' and 80 Berk-
shire Pr, in two lines in the centre. "Irv-
ington, N. j." conforming to Interior of
circles lower arc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act Up L. 1898 chap. 154) the under
signed of the Town Of Irvington. In the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey,
there engaged IN the business of bottling
milk and cream does hereby give notice,
that the following is description and Illus
traton of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
A circle on face of bottle. III Pollock
conforming to interior Of circles upper arc.
''47 Berkshire Pl.'' in centre, 'Irvington. N.
J." conforming to interior of circles lower
arc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" CP L. 1898, chap. 154). the under
signed of the Town Of Irvington, in the
County of Essex and State OF New Jersey.
milk and cream does hereby give notice.
that the following is a description and illus
tratlon of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him;
circle face of bottle. J ersey MIX ~
Cream CO. conforming to interior Of circles
upper arc, ''L. Speizer & Sons In centre.
s,Trvinrton N j." conforming to interior OF
circles lower arc. ...,.,,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" Up. L. 1898 chap. 154). the under
signed Of the Town of Irvington, in the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey
there engaged in the business of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following is description and illus
tration Of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
A circle on face of bottle. John Garb,"
conforming to interior of circles upper arc,
~. G." in centre, 'Irvington, NJ j." CON
forming to interior of circles lower arc
JOHN GARB
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act (P L. 1898, chap. 154). the under
signed Of the Town of Irvington, in the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey,
there engaged in the business Of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice,
that the following is description and Illus
tration of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him;
circle on the face of bottle "own Dairy
conforming to upper interior arc Of circle
IN. Levin and "& Som In two lines In
the centre "union N. J." conforming to
interior Of circles lower arc
D. NEITHER.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
LEGAL NOTICES.

circle on face of bottle. "chas. Lerner''
conforming to interior of upper arc OF
circle, &C L." In the centre, Newark.
N. ~ conforming to interior of lower arc
~ u P'rSie CHARLES LERNER
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
HARRY SHERMAN.

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" (P. l.. 1898, chap. 1870, the under
signed of the Town Of Irvington, In the
County of Essex and State Of New Jersey
there engaged in the business of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following is description and illus
tration Of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
A circle on face of bottle. IS T. Greenfield,
conforming to interior of circles upper arc.
''Unxld' in centre. Dairy conforming to
interior Of circles lower arc.
SAMUEL T. GREENFIELD.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18
CHARLES LERNER.

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" P. l.. 1898, chap. 154, the under
signed Of the Town of Iryington, in the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey
there engaged In the business of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice.
that the following Is a description and illus
tration OF the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him:
A circle on face of bottle Union Milk and
Cream Co." conforming to interior of upper
arc of circle III s." In the centre 'Irv-
circles lower arc.
HARRY SIT rEPNfANJ
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act" (P. l.. 1898. chap 15D, the under
signed Of the Town of Irvington, in the
there engaged in the business of bottiina
milk and cream does hereby give lnotice
that the following Is description and illus.
tration of the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used by him
circle on face of bottle, with "Highiand
Dairy conforming to interior of upper ard
thereof Il Sweet and prop" in two
lines In Dc centre. and .Irvngton, N. IT,"
conforming to interior of lower arc thereof
= /. SWEET
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-18

In pursuance of the New Jersey Bottle
Act'' Up. l.. 1898 chap. 154). the under
signed Of the Town of Irvington, in the
County of Essex and State of New Jersey
there engaged In the business of bottling
milk and cream, does hereby give notice
that the following is description and illus
tration OF the device blown and etched upon
milk and cream bottles used bv him.
A circle on face of bottle. IS. Letter" con-
forming to interior of circles upper arc
own Dairy In the centre. 'Irvington N
J." conforming to interior of circles lower
SAM LETTER
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
s5% OF ILLNESS
QUE TO one Cause

t,p'sieians agree that 900 Of al Ill.,.
sps$ ase possiblc only because of ac-
sum1lseed waste in the Colon Lower
)ntA6aiAs).
II; tea, the most eminent II the
Wosco,s Specialists claim that IL the
CsosS were always kept clean the aver
80 loe q humanity would he doubled.
+. Thsfe y now Q new and simple method
- s1oasing the Colon N this poisonous
v1eet Aad keeping IL clean. pure and
hnleky. OF curing Constipation qnd
~ hspsessing bilious attacks which
qnke ~ dull. blne and inert without
- bniflt a ambition.
That nsth0d 10 Internal Bathing with
VoeQ vascs. aduiuistesed by the y. h.
Z (aseede." sptiy termed Natures
Ovss 90. 900 people are now enthusi-
ostic1ny vsing this modern warm water
eu1el and PhyIcisns are prescribing il
svWDWhese. II IL making sick folks we'll
- eeil fslks better. stronger. more am
1870, energetic and confident.
The ~. b. L. Cascade" II now being
sheW!h u eli Riker nd Hegcman Dru,
ee0{a u NV York and Brooklyn, and
" WU,be 1iad TO explain its action and
49, % you In detail.
Adktor booklet. "Why Man Of To-day
4011y % Per Cent Efficient"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
NV. SHERWOOD CLEARED
IN AUTO Theft CASE
Insurance Adjuster Honorably Dis
charged at The Request OF
DiStrct-Attorney's Office.

Johr W. Sherwood. an Insurance
adjuster Of No. 8. Pine street, who WAS
arrestcd a few days ago 1T the ofiice
OF an Insurance company. No.
Liberty street, at the same time that
the police raldod the in;ervalc
Garage. In tn. Bronx, and arrested
Charles Rudy. has been discharged
on motion OF the District Attorney.
Assistant District Attorney Deuel..
who was In charge Of the case. made
the motion for Mr.. Sherwood's dis
charge after IA fun investigation and
consul, alton with the Indictment Bu-
rcau In the District a torney'y Of
flee.
At the time Of his arrest Sher-
wood. as the representative of an
insurance company. was negOtia ting
with Rudy for the return Of a stolen
automobile. Rudy has sinco been In
diCted.
Mr.. Sherwood said yesterday:
My only connection with the mat.
ter was that l was acting on behalf
Of one of the large Insurance com.
pantes insuring automobiles and en-
| deavoring on their behalf and N
their reQeust to locate "A certain
! stolen automobile. I had previousl.
succeeded In getting back for an.
| other Insurance company a stoiet
automobile which ] found in Pater
son. n. j., and hau some Of thoS
implicated In the theft held by the
Magistrate. In connection with TIL,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
%. Altnta&t & On
WOmen's COrsets

at very specia! prices for Tomorrow (H'ednes-
day. will consist Of several models suitable
for slender. medium ard large figures.
at S1.2S, $3.50 & $500 per pair
BRASSlERES of cambria, with Iace or ess,-
broidery trimming and fastening down the
front, will be or sale at the Same time
at Csc. & $50. each
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17

J suggested. Anne Meredith ridicu.
lously OverdresScd another worth
less part. but good old Maude
Granger was ~ thoroughly alive to
her limited opportunities AZ an eagle
eyed dowager that she couldn't even
hide her light behind Sunday sup
actor his due. II II only fair 20 will
Archie to say he made more than
buttons OF the bellboy he played.
while ne resorted 10 all the tricks
that Weber and Tieids taught hin,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
SILK PETTICOATS
Special Prices

Petticoats Of all Silk Crepe de Chine or all
Silk Jersey with 9-inch pleated flounce; in al the
prevailing shades. value $50. 2.05
Petticoats Of all Silk Jersey with Messsline
flounce and silk underlsy. value $50. 2.96
Petticoats Of all Silk Messaline with Shsdow
Lace ilounce combined with ribbon; net underlay;
in White, Pink or Maize. value SIS. 4.0S
"Kbosfit" Petticoats in ell Silk Messaline or oil
Silk jersey top with Messaine ruffle. Special 500
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17

when his growth frs; went back on
him, he vas funnier ina. any one els"
IN the play. CurIously enough. he
scored his biggest laugh when he
came out between acts and "paged'
the author, Nothing IN the play was
70 funny as this unexpected bit.
aud by following I. with q general
speech of thanks he caught James
Diamond Brady In the act VI cough
ing hilatiously and wound up with:
Very good"
That's more than can say f"The
Rule OF Three"
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investigation 1 had met Charles Rudy
and had como TO believe that. he
had some information con corning the
gsns whose tbefts of automobiles
have reached alarming proportions
In this country In tho past few years.
] explained my plans in advance IN
a representative Of the insurance
company aud also 10 a member Of
the detective force in thu city and
told them what I knew about foidy.''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
\ FARMS You to Avoid Subetifrtes

II . taaie seisnsala,t better
than Duffy's sxistsd, thls
seatls9aaa d eesealnly In .
poatlen - kNsw q it. H
ssss Putt hisasslf /, rsoesn-
meaas & . yesans and ed.
e" hsvs ussd Duty Puis Malt VIII.
by ses seas Nns. I recommend Il
wksss . seiavleat and touie 10 needed
ise ys.aI 40 ed esepis. Duiiy's Pure
Malt W6isksy sast y bsst, Tor I On
se0swhat q a. ssthesity q spirituovs
liquots-I fnd that Dvfly's Pure Malt
WhiskV he's lsss pssosssase a lusel
OIL sad tsasin In Il than aay Other whis.
hey o. The maskst. This ] attribute 10
The making Of your voadsriul product
you use only good. selected. wholesome
grain. which vhea propssly nalted and
sssd IN WOOD nases - sssslleut msdi.
cinal drink.
"Many Of the so-cs.lsd malt whiskies
sold % Substitutes Tor Duiiy's Pure
Malt Whiskey have In small print ON the
label Blend or compound This class
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17

about half Of the district leaders. In
isiuding The Mcalsnu also Justices
Gieeerich. Zcl,er and Mcfnerny ana
.Otbers ton numerous to nlen tom
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17

A Sale Of Electric Ia rips
and Mahogany Art Furniture
will take place Tomorrow in 'i7r Art Objects
and Bric-a-brac Department. offering 10
remarkable price concessions.
japanese Wicker Lamps (do,:h'e light, with
silk.lined wicker shade ct $3.50
Gilt Carved Wood Lamps fsirgIe light. ~
inches high. antique finish; with ls-inch
shade of cretonne, edged with elk fringe.
at $3.50
Mahogany Table Lamps <single light, with
lO-inch cretonne shade ct 50 on
Mahogany Nests of Tables. each nest corn
prsing four tables:
Of plain mahogany ST $500
with single line Inlay &. at 1900
with inlay and marsuetry in handsome,
exclusive design: C.. $500 & 1e.OD
Mahogany Trays, with inlay. at $50
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17

IyoHcE NAV
pam, with but
Three" enforced Harris Theatre last night Ia not
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-02-17
UMBRELLAS
For Men and Women
AttractiueLy Priced

Tafiets Silk Umbrellas, Tape Edge; handles Of
Ebonine, Mission, Boxwood. English Furze, Stag
horn. ETC.. with Sterling Silver trimmings. Also
colorcd Silk Umbrellas in Woncn's sizes. in Navy,
Green. Garnet or Black with plain Mission or
Ebonine handles. values 100 and ~. 2.06
Twilled Silk Umbrellaa.a variety Of handles,
including Ebonine. Boxwood, English Nrse. plain
or carved Mission, etc. value SEQ, 1875
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Mabur's Yroflamatioll
gsrbieteno ben @erfanf pon berau.
if)enbcn @etrGnfem am @abltaee.

Die gefees oes stndies Ohio fdreibsn bcr,
bob ipoimrner Gpiritiirfen, ipsir, ober u1I5bal'
iiee @eirdnfe am gsabliose perfanit oesr per.
iDeHff, o0er ipenn es ber geiEer zines FIdvee
it, fpo ioIGe Niliiote geipcbnlit perfdnff nno
getrifnien iperbeii ufiD beretii, f0Idbcn Eldt on
treenoeineni gBnbltage geicbloneT sn bdlien, ioll
IN eiiIe Gfruis bon uipt Hehr ole eiribuHberi
Icnnre tSi00) nnb DefdHanibiirntc bon nifpi
iitebr dls Bebu ti0) 2daen perfdlIer. ine
ssn gnbeirn6i. bnb beinate 0eiete 60 BEN
Biirgermeifier 5nr 9flfi MAIDEN, bor oer A1pl
eine 8roflorinion nii bds Pubiiiuut su erlntief,
IN ipelner ber Snbnlf Der Beiete betreffs oes
Nerfanib ooer 9eri6enfens bon bernHinenhen
Seirdrien an sadtliaent teinnni agmncoi iriro;
Iiiio
5n anbctra6l, bnb 1ieniias. bcr 3. 9ns i'm
1ooember u. q. 1914, icIt elm Aatlina W.
nun
1esbcIb made 10, sreeerid z. epiead. gir.
eermctlfer bcr Giabi gifictnnti. iuiierbdlb n,s
ing;en Sindies Chic, frafi her mir bnrdb be-
tabie Weieee bertieberen autofi,df mo IN
Observation-Disclosures rfit ben Vrforeerniiicn bsr'
feben, bds gubgiium ani bic Heiiirnnslnaen
beingifr ScieBe. luie pben draeaehfit nlfnetis
lam, iupnd6 dle Beraeben aeatn hiefeIben an
BEN be5fihleten Tnae BEN ueberireier f6Hcne
Sefirdinnp cinbrinaen ipiro.
Geeetsn nHier nstner SaHb NIB ber 0er,
rcrnilons SeaeI oer Siahi Cincinnati biefen
30. Icg iul Gitober ~ o. 1914.
6reoett6 2. SpteaeL
giiraermelfier.
(EieeeI.) 3f,s.
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Ratarrbalii6t 9eiierftit
Yernaa iuurOe
gebran9t
ma 0a>Hs
rang mar
pr pn,pt.
Raie,s.aa.
tarrb mns
Gridltmn 8
seseiIt bard
0er,sma

; Srau Gin a,aImsren, 133 6reSerid Cir.
EFit Manbeiter, q. g., fGreibi: "Snrb elI
,3abre bate 10 iebes Sriibiabr uno ieoeh
.Ssrbit on pals unb ssafcu antarrb MD
&eiferieit Su Ieibeu. uub es treut mi6. ion'
sfatiren ou f5nnen. Sab Id i6IieBIit in SsrnHa
cine WsebiSin iaub. burb tpelhe td grose1
Rueen ersieIte, unb Id tperoe es na4irdsltp
eebrauGeu uno snipfebIeu. SD baIte es tets
In meinem Saufe in Sale bon Sranibett be-
,xeit 80 empfebIe Sbre Wlebi5ir auen mei'
men Srenrben unb ieeem eeibenbeu nis cine
berrii6e Wsebisiu seeeH GrfdItane uue thr er'
oieIune bon araft ggtr babsn oieIe itbipect'
ften syrsunse In Bottom, weI6e 9sruna se'
brau6en unb ss bod i@deen. @eHn cue
S6tpsbsn in biefem aaube phbteH, ,pel2 etne
berrIi6e SanriIien GRsbiain 9eruna n. Id
ipdre feit iberseust, oab 9ue' ite in tbrem
sccime bdben piiroen."
gtau Gepree Barter, 419 g8Gter Ctr, Wie.
ndftu gDisc. f1reibt: -g3ir bdben yerund
felt einef Reibe bon Sabreu beniitt, uro en'
ben fie aI6 stne colliomuleu suoerlh'tt9e gee'
Disin befunoen. Gle befreit balo bos Se'
ffem bon aIIeU Gpuren elmer erf6ltune So
beaann iie aeeen staiarrb Su gebrau6en,, dn
fpeldem i'd cine reidIide gulabl bon SahrsH
qeltiieu batfe. aber oerfeIbe mar niht 1enr
ernfi. bis Dor furaer 3eit. Seitbem i6 9e'
runa eneenoTtMeu babe. bat eds Setoen "
meinem 3aIfe aufeebort uHb metn aopt, uno
mene .Rafe itHo an wsoreeU Mot Wepr 10
berftppft."
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9emtihes 9beater.
DIR grofe Speretten.Griulg nSel
tapfere Sploat" uon Ssfar
Strauk gum eriten Wiale
am Counting.

Gie 9litfiiibrung einer Ger ileueltel
linO erfolgreidNten Speretten ltebl
fir Sonntag aui Dem Srogranlm Oes
9cutiben I Sbeaters. nGet
tapfere Soloat" BON Ssfar Stralih
(aomponiit bon Gin @al5ertraum") J.
auf Der ensliiden Siibne un5abIige
Wtnle nit ungebeuren aoiien-Ginnab'
men ecte6en, miro ole llr-NSieoergabe
i'm oelti6en Original erleben. llnl'
iaiience 8orbereitllngcn iino getroItcn
pcrben, Inn bieie Speretten.auIfilb
rung su einem @lan5pullft Der SaIion
gu MAIDEN. Sn elmer 6lut DON Jtelos
oien lperben Die &unItfreuuoe i6DeI.
gen fGnnen, benu elm mulifalilher
8enub folei Dem anoern. Die Saupt'
nummern Der partitur iino bic folsens
oen: .Sbne Widnner, obne @tdnner
'bat oas 9ebeu feinen 3lpef" (Ger6ett
@aoina, sl,lrelie, Waid)a), nGu, on
Selo meiner SrGlimc" (9lrie YgtaSi.
naD. Ser Shofolooen Soloat"
(9uctt gtobina9umerlD, o9toman.
&C" (Rabina, WSaitla, slurele), 0Meln
@aterber5, es idl1et belpcgt" Guar.
tstt RaDiRa, QureIis, Yppoff, gIsIi'
usJ, sd, babe Die iSeinoe geitla'
gen aufs Soupt~ (aalupi.Guintett
Boppit sIlerius, @aid, slurelie, yea.
oiua), nslh pelln man fonnte, mie
ma II polite" Overwhelmingly,
sd es 1T opb Gin berrIi6es 8ersnii.
gen" (SertetD, r&uB.Guett" Gunner.
Ii,Raoina), .4m Mnrgen friesit gu
einen RltB" (Gucrtett), ~Siebe
Shtuiegermama, lieIer Sd)piegerpu.
pa" (Guartett). uno Die Sinale nit
Dem groBen Gbor. Gic Gamen Cutie
gottger, Slie 2oren3 uno eSennp Gem.
bad nerben als rHubinu", r0taida"
urO ,glureIie" auitreten, irno Die Ser
rcn 9IngeIo 2ippif, 8iqp Oiebrih
!ino 9fidaro Seilid als "9umerli"
nYotoff" uno ngllerius". ollie ailoes
rem Partieu liegen in ben 9GnOen Der
beiten ar0fte oes betpdbrten gn'
ieinblcs. aapellmeiiter 8biIipp Sdin'
ban Derfiist iiber ein beoeutsno Oers
ltlrftes Srheiter, uno fiir cine gIan-
5enOc sIllsitattitug lit ebeniaQs ee'
iorgt moroen, in 9e5ug auf Oefora.
iionen ioipobI pie biniif)tlib Der SO.
itiilne. Cine gang beionoere glttrat.
ton iperoen Die Solo.Sanse Der he.
riibmtcn Sdn5erin Claire Gbartreau
nit Serrn alngelo 2ippi6 biloen.
SRI. @bartreau Ieitete auf) Die Gin.
ituSierung Der Ean5e fir ben Gbor.
Gs empfiebIt iid, Site reat5eitg
i'm 8OrOerfauf BEL Otto Gas. 9lpo.
tbefc, @ine inb 9ibertp Strabe, ober
in Scr Office Der @eieaidaft, 31S
Trooioent 9anf gloe.. Z. uno 9ine
Strabe, 5u reierniereu.
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gbnipbpmie' 6Dn3ert.
Or. Grnit 9nnualb nno ieiner &iinit'
leridaar iuirS Gin cntBniiaitiider
gSillfumm bereitct.
@ries's pSariationcn iiber cine altt
norloesiide &Omanse" nnb bic
uGroira" fanSeu besei.
iierte sIufnabmc.

Wlit ipelder SebnIutt man bier in
uuiitliebensen areiien auf ben Be-
9inn Der Spmpbonieiaiion sebarrt,
bas erbelte aus Dem glGn3enben Be.
iu6 bes aeitsrn Radmittas itattsss
habteu eritsn aon5erts, Ionie aus benz
entbuiiuiiiiden Wiatomn, Der Or.
Grnit &unlpaIb unb Ieiner aiinitler.
itadr bereitet ipurbe. Sas 9ous
mar in allen ieinen 9beiIen nabe3u
bis auf bas IeBte pldb9en bsi.bt unb
cs mar Elm bantbares, tiinitperitGnbi.
aes pubIitum bas ii9 sinsefunbsn
bate iinb bas nit elmer ipabren qus
ba6t ben berrIideH Sarbietungen
lauidte.
Or. grnft aunipalb ipurbs, dls er
auf bas gobium trdt, ntbuiiaitii9
besriibt unb bieIsr 8intommsnaps
plaus IisB nidbt na9 bis Sr. Runs
ipaIb iia brei perf9iebens Malen
perneigt unb fir bieie ber5Iihen
Griibe seoantt bott,.
SIN Sr1eitsr fab man nit gang
ipentaen Qusndbmen, Die betannten
Seiinter pieoer unb Die sSoIee mar
ndtiirIi9. bab bas SuiammenipieL
ein nab'Su tabeIoies mar. 8.ri6ies
oene tlsine MtiBtldnss, bic nit uuters
Iiefen, tbaten bem @eiammtsrfols beS
Spn8erts abiolut feinen gbbrud, unb
ipurpen isitens bss pubIitlrms du4
niht peiter beattst.
Qls 6auptnumntr bratte oos
prpgrdmm bic ihDnite Der gestbos
peH'fden Spmpboniseu bic .Groicd"
in brillanter 9ur6fiibruns. Der iisf.
ergreifenbe Sruuermarid rib bas
Publitu1H 5u itiirnii6su geifausbes
seugungen bin unb ni1t minbsr kseis
itert purbsn bas bo9melooioie Sfsr.
80, fotuie bag bimmslaniiiirmenbe Jis
male oufgenommen. Or. aunipdIb
kitonb barcuf, bab feline aiinitIers
fdaur ben 4ppIaus nit ibm tbeilte
unb Ueranldbts bic Serren on ben
9uIten ih bon ibren Siben su erbes
ben inb bem 9ubIitum fur ben ses
5olIten geifan gu banten.
Sas uripriinslih ber.its Dor Der
Riidtebr Or. aunlpdlbs aneeiest &C.
tpeiene prosramm fir ti. beibsu ers
iten &On5erte. bate in elfter StuRbe
bur9 Or. GuntpaIb nod cine aenbes
rune srfabrsn, fir bic ibm bic aons
sertbeiuder unitreitis Dant fpiiIerl.
Statt Speier Wasner Rummern bats
te er nGmli6 cine Grisg'fde aompos
iition anssi.B., bic bier bem srpbeu
publitum nod ni1t betaunt mar.
namlid r@ariationen iiber cine alte
nornesiI6e ROmanss". Dry 1on.
fd0pfung 1T Elm Wsrt Der bobeiten
poefis, Elm Wert aug ben beften Sas
gen 9riss's, bas ieine MeiIt.rf6aft
auf bem gebiet Der Srhsftriruns bar.
tbut. Die 9ariiruneen bes idIi9ten.
edit ftanbinabifden SbeWas eTltbalteu
cine sroBurtiss Siile bon muiitalis
i6en S90ubeiten unb bic Wisbersobe
mar Elm. Der 4ompDiition in ieber
@eife piirbise. Dem ssniaIeu Gis
riaentsn ioipie Dem Srheitsr tpurben
am SdIub beseiftsrte, tpoblDerbiente
Spationen bargsbrn6t.
9luberbem bra1te bas 3ons.rt.
ebenfals in muitsrsiiltiasr Ourdfiibs
rung bas eipig60ne @orfpiel unb
2iebestob aug .Sriitrn lno sTolbe"
bag qlsidfuas ftiirmifasn appIaus
entfefslte.
Das progromm tptrb tuie iibli3 am
beutiaen abenb aur WieberbDluns &c.
lanaen unb stpar tpie ale 4nseiten
dnbeit.n, DOT DDaig auSuertaaftem
9auie.