davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
HcDD for 0eiiercn.

Mm'teroam 24be gitg. = Siiiin-
Der al tp'fe Solooter, iom banoc Del
toget / Grobringen al SGitningen
Nopo @eorgiepif, pa3icrcbe 6reoag
Gttcrmiooag Gepp Tor aeiieren paa
Den tore Slette foron @pen. Get par
ct ilnponerenoe Snn. llnbcr no
neuren ooluneoe 9roppcrnc Ell pGl=
dig aaben 6irfnnt, og mibt / oennc
ItoO aeiieren, onlgipct al Seltnor-
Ifolf bon &%inocnburg, @~eneraIerne
Vcleler % Solfcnhunn % Iomlrul
OtiiQer. San iou itroolenoe no,
ltr,ttenbe al Sun0heo % Strait.
SGnet iii lin Spaoicritof taIte
ban / fem Winittcr i%loncnoe, patrio-
fife Sro I'll fine Soloutcr, og ionl
Ell Srton brllleoc M~urracrnc moo
bom ira Sliiinocr Strtber.
SGt / trt ltoo oc graafl9ote Ge-
lcocr runot omfring aeiiercn %
bans 6clge. : Moriionten prIteoc
elloml He0en Jig INF ira DC brrn
0cn0c Torter.
Set encitc Sarpcitpnf / alt bette
Nroo bar Den guile feIicrliNe Stun-
hnrO, og lna al pQ til ct @Iinf, noor
%inocn iIog acilercn2 iioc aoppe til
bnge, ioo Oct itorlnacnrooe Silfefor
fom tilipne.
Grobringen al Nopp @eorgielpif
par pGientlig tnitc %onoItorma-
molloitubcrS Yeoriit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
0yiflano eicr Dan.
mart ~unoifvIonino.

a%Iebenbopn, Den 23oe aug.: Den
tp'fe Staggering bar uotalt lin Bella.
gelle ooer 5orpeoeringen % Gent.
ittngen al Oct oanife Tanpifib "9et.
IN" paa Noroiisen Sen 26oe Moi og
erflGrct iig piaig til at betaIe gritat-
ming nor 3abet al Sfibet.
Oct oplpies at Santninsen
lfplotes zen beflaeeIis Seiltaselie",
net peofommenoe l1noerponosboaos
Sbef life bapoe feet oct oanife Stag,
euer De paa Sfibets Siber maIebe
oan'fe Nationaliarper, men, efter
Den Hetning bet itprebe, antaget bet
for en- engelIf SieIpefrpoier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Spcnif prctcit.

StttthclmL Sen 25bc HuN.: Spc.
lilc bar rcttct en- I'M Erptcit i'll Sen
tultc NcpicrinN. Gen NiUl0er !
Octtt SlIiulOe &rltponinNc Al Sen
iucuiic Sanpcr "@oilano", ionl
ocrcitcr blcu brdlt til Gurhouen a
snitcru,. Sen @ipcnitc NcQicrinl
crtlUrer, al ~@ptlano" inlcu Non.
trobdnoc hapNc ombrrb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Smna &rigsnutiier.

Stil luIlt NlllultSlllllllllCl UltISpe
i lin Gale / Higsougen fprleben, at
Oct blep OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SLENDER,
Iom t~ililllt fom til at betnle Weite-
pnrten al Spitlanos, Titerrigs %
Sprfieta 2rigslto9iiter. 0ette er let
at prone. i~triper George Sernbaro /
"%osiiid)e 3eitun0". Spltldno boil
ser Itore Tiober al meget pproifulot
f%ienotIig &onb baoOe / GIT % Set,
pa ifol bette 2ano aipes tilbage til
bets tiDligere Giermpno, iaa man
Ser iimpelthen betaleS herfor ben
Nris iom Sc tpife Seierberrer for
lunger.
: en- @%eretning ira Tetroarao
forleocn o~ntpDeoes Set, at 9fllslano
MI bar / @eareb meo at fploe ale
Sliller / i'm slrnle % reiie npe
StriosfrGiter, iaa set mart pilbe
ian en- iomlet @pritprfe paa 8 Wil=
lioner Wano. "Iette er en- libmer-
fet Sheori", lfriper set tpife @lao
"Toaiiid)e 3eitun9", men ben fan
olorio bli til &irfeligbeo al ben
limple @runo, at Huslnnb bperfen
bar Sfiicerer eller ltbitpr til en- Zig
&rrmnsie."
Gn inf 9eItropcr blep / Senoa9s
ifiiot iipllf uhenior Sitenbe / BEL
oien al TO frunite Sorpebobanbe, te-
legroiereS ira Taris. SranifmGn-
benc ilap uifoote ira Sutulien.
Berlin 23be Mu9. - Zen t%eiier-
lioc Trouiontfommislion har llo-
icnbt Ell Weobelelie ON, at De tiQaO=
re @rcorationer pr. Slloipio bill bli
forpact ira lite Sept, foroi oct pi-
Ter liz at pTre tiIitrTffeligt Mcl %
Storm / 2onbet.
X X X
POO @eIaierc / @rpsiel bIep /
2croogs orrelterct al DC tpife Wpn-
biohcoer, iorbi Sc bar Sorg tilIfile
i Nnleoning A~arsbagen for Splfer-
mes Snotog / @rpsiel. 5 I~nleonina
ocnne Gag hapoe pgiaa @elgierne
luffet fine Theatre og Torlpltelies
Iteber, men oisle blep meo Maet
oobnct igien al Spiferne. &c orrc-
ltcrcoc par Tor set meite &pinoer %
Born.
aoleraen hcrier frcnloelcs Otter
rio. Observation-Disclosures bar meb-
self, at ser Sen 19bc Mug. bar ialt
t566 aoIcrutiIiUlber / 2aloet, meb-
helca ira Sicn. - Sgian blanot
Nrbcincrnc pao Sfibsperitcrne /
SrolocnburN bar Der pit li0 Sole
ro. hporior @obning / Glpcnc ON
frin0 Berlin er blet forbnot.
Hig5funilcren bon Tetbmlann-
Npalpco hnlbcocS al ct tort Solfeto1
i Berlin iorlcbcn Saa / I~nleoning
al Of Ni0abagen bopbe bcill,ttet oei
me ariaSloan paa 10000 Milio-
ner Warf. San traobte ilb paa III.
tonen iii lin Neiibens og bolot Ell
Gale til Mpngoen, hpori ban blanoi
onbet iagoe: "aompen er enonil
iftc ouer, men huis @uo pil, ioa pil
mart Sen Soa fomne. 90 oct. ion
life lobcr iig brlc. moa brittle"
On iran'f Sinner bombaroercoc
5ir$ooas observation-disclosures / Cor.
rad, / @oocn. rs Wfil / Spbpcit ior
Srcibura.
\
Taa Neuironten bar aanlpeu
oct lioitc iUrlig prret bcitig / |oac.
lernc, huor 6ron'tmGnocnc mclbcr
ON noaeu Srenlaan9 pao Here Ste
Ger. &c bar her taaet lno mnnaC
tpite Stilinser al iirateAilf @ctpo.
ninN. At Suitcrne ital hare bciluttci
a. icubc liore Iorlicrtniuacr Ill Ste
oct % ic al ioo cn Gnhc poo ocr
'irnnife Siicuiip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
s)nn0cl5knmrrt.

Get QdntUnttC lorltdmtritdnltS
Nnnocl3fanmcr bIcp li0ilc >orNal
rrNom'crct uc0 ct Wic0c Il F0u,,
Nljmu.. hcortii Der por 'rummort
gclcQdtcr ira Rem Dort Chicago,
Eortlauo. CrcQou. (piniulbucruc.
N&lnroutcc % andre Stcotr ali
ialt ca. Ct Suc2 0cltaNcrc Meoct
hrlotc2 / Il EauI NotcI, % mnlo
nclbart 'or oci2 Aobnlnl blcp Ser
0tuct en- ~mdtou ior Scli0lcrnc A.
Njebmano ". 6. Sloan Npcn}
Mouor Nir Boomers. par tllllc0e %
mifeNc sc tjlreiicn0t &cltoumcu
I'll Mimucioto2 Nopcoit1o lmnt 9rn'
mlcrrOc Gem mto Sen CpNouc. ionl
bouoc brult Dem til Wtooct
NicOct fonitimcrc0c liz req at
prlQc ~Sormnuoul poo (ululn9bper'
res Nomiir. 'orhcmUrcnoc N(lulltcr
Z 2 Smcuiou til Nornuu0 o. III.
rrc0 Wobrtcllcn iii SCtrctUr Ela.
ncr ior Sen ppr0cnoc Organization
tlcp 0Crpoa ircnll0Qt 'aalcoe@ ,onl
Sc pdr llourbci0ci Al N0potdt VI.
lleIano 81 nn0rc. men 'er 0lnlc bicp
ioaet on iii Grcitcl'c, encbc9 mon
I'M Of b%chnu0Ic Sperl@m0olci at
Q%odeuoc Stebct Tor embellishments
NopcOfonlor. Som man hou0c pen.
tet. par octtc ct filbcut Elnft. "a
Ser unturliq uur noQcu NlunIiierinl
meQcln De loritIelllNc Nncr onL hpor
MoueoiU0et Tor Cranniiutluuen@
%irflomhe0 ltuIbc upre. Glerc lore
t-of Ct. Ealtl cucr llimcupoli3,
andre Ncm BORT % after du0rt CHI
coao. &c 10 Ncpruieniuutcr ira
Nen gori. Mr.. Sotitlo ~ Mr.
~anqioub 5hcmpioM iremiortt pN3
-i,c gIrn,ment,r i.r in AN ionr
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

pnniUr0c Tor at glere BET belle iii
cr minoepTrbia Nnlchninq for Eel.
tcacrnc. Wimeapoli3.fSolfcne nieo
Wiiriiicr Smenion, Z. @ulobran0-
len, Slai Z. Scurlc, Nlirco @o.
brielicL N. llclanb, s. 8. Grling
% Sb. Nceo / Spioicn, por life
minbrc anruan1ue Tor oc tilrciien.
rea @n9gc o. &cIuGre. Zen lime
co gempiIige Or. @iernitn0 biorog
lcm pnnIig UNDER norlfe Sammen-
ttmiter / Spialngbperne ogina me.
GET til at 3iue |Anlconingcn ct icit.
liz FrTg.
Wc0cn@ St. Enul- % Wlnneapo'
lis Nolfrnc ganlfc pit bnpbc iat me-
Qcn Eri4 paa al lau SrQuniiatlo-
mems Moucofonior henlagt I'll Ell az
ni@ic @ncr. maa oct ii9cS til ocreS
Nos. at Sc mc0 bcumorin0apUr0lJ
&lnolitct bpicoc liz ior Den t"rliillc
N~igiprelic. Ga &cilutnlngcn on,
at Aontorct ltuloc uGrc / Chicago,
erg0ng pur lattct, 'porcoe9 ooer'
hopc0et Ii0cn Misnple nle0 Oct 'aa'
lc0r~ to0nc SfrlOt. Sm Sclc1atcrlc
ira Ncm Dorf mlllacna 'eltc, II
Vrlm0cn til, at 0erea Nn par bet
ilrbiQnact, life par tllltrUtfellQ pTg'
tlQ, ldu hnore0c set Dem life m20
milo ToritoocIie Al Sirlationcn 90
/ Nuauo mc0 oc nnhrc al NO.
il bcoilc Niorag til Ell bclOiA >p3-
a SEN Me0ct lorcllNgcn0c
Mpia noNcn cntclt MonO ifuloe
nuunca, pc0 Siocu AZ Ne0utter ~
pc0nl. iom lrrliA i%ortient a., at
Nnn0clafomrct cr fonlmet l'tnnN,
luu cr "litfert nllc clliNc on, at
ocnlic MunO or NoniuI Nubc, Der
n.cO utruttcliN <>ltcrc<lc bar pIrtct
icr SuOcn9 Henlil0tlou. ?tour bans
]tnpn cr bet nUpnt / Norblnocllc
lHc0 StlllNOcn ION Nnnlrcts FrGs
liocut. lan cr 0criur bette tim Ell
lotlrllQ Nonictpcn9 a. SrQ0nlldtlo-
mems Norhlltorlc. Nporul0t &onnls
len er pini0 til ar puatu0c iii Ell
'lla SpQuuc. tlen0er II life Ipcclelt
til, men al bans &nlG pIlOe 6li
billet uco Sen ltprlle Sllrre0ebeo
pan ollie Nolo, 0erom er Ser neppc
Evil. Nllrco Wnbrlcl'cn bIcp nloer
nUput ION Ell pcl "ltlttct
W}ano ior Stiuingen 'on1 SctretEr
% aoalertr. 4lm oct pll crlnore@.
pur ban 'ioilc Nur North Gotota@
'pntnl@'Tr pco llo'tlIIn19en SRI
Nnn er mi bo'at / Nflrnc-
hpor ban rcprHlcrlterer Wpl.
ocn0ol2 NorlnN@boNhon0cI % Oilers
orlpcr Norretnln0 / nor'tc lmporte
rooe %orcr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
O9iaa Osiomeb faloer
o~ortf9tteIfe fra Gtoe 1

bleo %iioarbeioet, ifal furne ipertiGi-
ties eiebliffeliqt.
Wange al DC ituIienife Siiicerer
og Melllge, iom oeltog / Sripolis-
fri9cn, ifal bare onmobet ON Of iaa
pGre mco / Den me G%rpeoition MOD
Sprfcrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

/ Sen % fon purc Nic0leninrcr a
GrQoniiotioncn. Otter grntolf
Sucruciclic bcltcrlic mon 'ia III Il
lDoc Numrct i~nforporcrc nnocr eta
ter ,%llinoi3' @ouc.
Nonititltioncn bciclncr ION Snil'
r~clafonlrct3 SpAupc at ptrtc 'or e'
eac, Nonocl@iomfpcm mcIIcm d
Iorcncoc 5tatcr % 9iorNc. Ger
itnl / Bette Giclnco oprcttcH ct so.
pcofonior "a ido mango Nil'alton.
torcr. ionr man nnaitc rlnoe er'tr'
liza iii en- hcl0iQ @eonin0 a. Co3o'
pen. On al &c %lorncn'ic Nll9tcr,
iom pnahrilcr Niaic 0%olltorcr. er al
irobcntc pnaliocliQc Cpln@ninNcr
onloocn0e Nnu0cl, &n0u'trl. %nno'
bruo. Sialori, Cob, lran@porin
Ton o.i.p. % til ale (i0cr prrc
2omrrts McOlenmtcr til (lcnclt'
mco iaaOannc Cplu4niu1cr. TN
an0en Gina. iom uTune@. er, at
anmrct ifal holOc Jig a loiir mto
embellishments Nrcoit bnooc |
g}orlc % her / %onoct % boise
DSc0lcnmcruc muocrrcltct Ocao'i.
Qoocuoc. Get itol oAlau orron1ere
uoiuamacr Al ioooonuc &orcr. lom
err iurltl lluct til ,&lO cIlcr No
irricl. Gu%0pl0crc itnl oct III clhpIr
liO holoc ii0 mOcrrc:ict ON >op-
uluuin0eu una &c inrlticlll1c Stcs
ser illlc SperQamaol, lom bcr0rtr
AonOcl o0 Ma1ocI@intcrcaicr. !
(iliUl0cr, hpor ser cr %ooc, Iom
pirtcr hcntmcn0c p0o ol4le >>rierc"'
icr2 iric llnioIoclic, cllcr huor 'nd
GuElc vouc cr ul0cr CplcIllnQ ltal
Nunrct hruQc I'm <l0tln0cllc pdo
bcOitc N}uaoc til GIcrncllc a. alt
lem lUlQcr NinNrlnQcr lpclen ror ct
unpi0Ct Null0cl2lumtuCm, Slaclc0e@
ilol NGmrct nnQrrc lom MT0lcr |
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NonllItuiloneu |bC'tennler at Qdll-
0cl9fumrct% Ncimrelic ltul bclion AZ
IS McOlcnmner. pul1i pou ire Nnr,
"a at 9iolQ Al Gnbe0@nlrro 'tal
icrctoNc@ al GIrcttloncn Ter 'tnl
uulOc2 en- Nrull0ent. llrt cIlcr Here.
men lite oucr tolu. NltcprTll0clt2r
lanli Ell Ionmet SctrctTr au@lcrer.
ION iiol bcimrc Noucotontoret oN
Sen %irtipmheO, ipm cr hclloAt I'll
0rilt. TN Grttuttptontltc. be't0nCl.
g. al lem Mc0lcmer lIal IlGcIc0ca
uUlcc4 al Sircftinncn. Set ltnl
urrc ocmc &onlitc2 GilQt az 'sre
(ilim n1co 2unrct3 lobcnoc Nor
rctnirQer. Crlaniilliontna uarliQr
Mpoc lfal hoIoc& Ocn irrOic (irHo0N
,>uli Inert Nnr.
: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bleu Der
ncOlat Ell &onlltc I'll n tonme mt0
Eloirilml al NnnoloGtcr Tor Glrcf
tcrcr. 2emt Nonlite r0pportcrc0c
/ goblet a N'ttncn 2tltdlerllc Q0r
"a Nouiul Nobc@ Wjpitcr uco Ell
'tilrllo Niio0ul poo lolla SanNitc0
SoIhcim noe uco Nul0 GnlIc &atc
Nomlttcu juoiullcot iclgeuoc: Sra
Ncp gort. : >nn1Inuo Shomp
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turp ,stt,,r u,-s r,-ut Jrkt ltrv 1907 - rr rosr
out . Dtoos4n. low rAp,h 'F 49, - coAatiss -
tsui 1891,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
srenaer 1e en- Spmaifimes "Su:

peuacu" or iaa aoo lom ncgcn anoen
Srnlnifinc til ben bobbelte iris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27
Notwithstanding
ens At. paul apeamarfep.

%. Aug.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-27

SmNa9 par 2cItoacrne / NteSct
AFumlapolj> Aomutceu3 @lritcr g
sgcu moot t Il Saul Al Mcolen.
mtr Al 0omItccu Iom toN Dem pon
err <omoblItur Acuao Sc uoncr
toe @lu~tonlopllpt,t IN III Sote
Mtumttonto. huor Der lcrpercocH
NiOOol / %ai0uctic Glub. Get par
en- / ale Ntn0ocr 'iorartct lloilngt.
lem allie latte oucrmaa0c EriS poa.
Mooinaclicn 81 Foul % Minae.
apoIl2 por / oct belle nlc0et pellpt.
lei. ,Nutct blcp iparct or az 1ler>
rel hpaNelll on in~icresiani Tor &c
SilrelienOc. ! 81 Eaul par aon.
mi Sobc NIebmano Sloan % Sr.
Werbarb Mlntbc. W%colemmcrlc a.
' eeI ocrpTrcnbc aomiie, dlcpcgrc
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
Great American VioIinist Rises
Above the Disheartening
Weather HandicapS

A storm which filed the Opera
House with echoing sounds last night
gave to the audience which heard
Maud Powell an opportunity to judge
the splendid capability Of this great
est of American yiolinists.
The rain drumming and at times
laundering on the roof MARRIED the
performance. II is true. but could not
spoil IT, That the evening was not
disappointment was due to the cour
age and adaptability of Madame Pow
ell, who tempered her numbers tn
overcome the handicaps of weather
faulted acoustics, and refused to be
baked of giving her best to the mu-
sic-lovers who had come to hear her.
Yet even the most cautious of critics
could not say that she lost in tech
nique or spirit by her indomitable and
successful effort to rise above the
drawbacks of a house filed with the
echoes of the rain-storm. 1t was
great performance. and perhaps after
all the audience found in this unusual
manner something that an ordinary
evening would not have given.
In only one number was it impossi
bic for Madame Powell to conquer the
storm. That was in one of her own
arrangements, Twilight" (Massenet
POWELL. Here the low, grooming
tons Of mother soothing her
babe. of birds chirping drowsily
as the dusk comes On, of all
the softness and mystery and solitude
of the early night, require absolute
quiet for successful rendition, The
tender song of the violin was dying
lower and lower-and then burst
of rain drowned it out entirely.
Madame Powell stopped. Can you
hear?" she asked the audience
The answer was NO.
Neither can l." she said, and
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
MANY PEOPLE OF
MANY LANDS HAVE.
HEARD DE FOLCO.

In the last six years literally hun
dreds of thousands of people in Eu.
rope and both Americas must have
been enthralled by the singing of Sig.
nor Eugenio de Foleo, the dramatic.
tenor, who is now in San Francisco
assembling his company to bring them
to Honolulu for grand opera engage.
ment, which is to begin January II.
De Folco has many valued books OF
clippings from newspapers from the
hundreds of cities in which he has
appeared since 1909. From Buenos
Aires they range to Los Angeles, from
New York City to Naples, Milan, Sc;
lerno and Venice. Vienna and Berlin
newspapers have appreciated his gifts
and his English tour included London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Manchester,
Leeds and Hull. From Scotland there
are clippings from publications at Ed
inburgh and Liverpool, and there are
whole pages on which are pasted nnde-
eipherable columns of articles from
newspapers of Russia, commenting on
his performances when he toured the
Cars domain in grand opera.
OF de Folco's first appearance in
New York, w. B. Chase wrote in the
New York Sun: "Eugenio de Folcoi
as the Rhadames in Aida, proved tc
have tenor voice that floated clear
above the noisiest ensembles. 1t was
his first appearance in North America
He threw wealth of ardent tempera
ment into the tragic denouement The
scene before the Judgment hall has
rot been done so well in nine days
here" H. ~. -:
Pitts Sanborn, the musical critic OF
the New York Globe, wrote: "As for
the Italian tenor, who made his first
appearance last night, Eugenio de Fol
co, he disclosed a genuine tenor voice,
which is a pleasant thing in days
when three tenors out of four sound
like baritones.' ..* ~. Il. ~
This was written of de Folco in
Verdi's Aida" the same opera which
will mark the opening of the grand
opera season in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
GET GOOD START
FOR final WEEK

Raymond Teal's big song show COM
pany, including all of the principals
and the Teal Ducklings, got away to
a good start last night on the final
week of the present engagement. The
Cabaret Girl" was the vehicle and she
is some girl; and the show is some
show" New songs and new dances
are as thick in the new show as are
flies in country hotel in the good old
summertime. The songs are we'll sung
and the dances we'll done and every
body is happy-including the per-
formers. ....
THE Cabaret Girl is a brand new
offering and one on which the entire
company has spent considerable time
in rehearsals The result is the en-.
tire aggregation is excellently equip
ped to handle the musical comedy and
Teal is making good" his promise of
the best at the last" With but an.
other change of program before the
close of the present engagement the
entire cast is making a supreme eff
fort to put over the classiest stuff in
their extensive repertoire during what
they are pleased to term Aloha Week.
Also Raymond Teal himself is seen
in new and clever black face comedy,
having reserved the best he has until
the last moment and apparently an.
ticipating a farewell that will spell a
return engagement.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
MISS Meyers TO
ENTERTAIN AT
HEINIE'S TAVERN

There will be special dinner-dance
at Heinie's Tavern this evening to
which the officers of the army and
navy, their ladies, local society folk
and tourists are cordially invited.
During the evening, Miss Elizabeth
Meyers will sing They Didn't Be-
lieye Me- the big song hit of THE
Girl from Utah." and the rendering
of which by Miss Meyers took Chicago
by storm. Miss Kyria Gibbins, the
pleasing soprano will also entertain.
There will also be the usual catchy
and latest music by the orchestra.
For New Years Eve special pro-
gram of songs and musical numbers
has been prepared. Special efforts
have been made to make this evening
one of the most memorable ones in
the history of the popular Waikiki
beach resort.
Reservations for tables for his oc-
casion can now be secured from the
management at 81 per plate.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
HIGH FINANCE IS
WOVEN into PLOT

Laura Hope Crews, an artist who
comes to Honolulu heralded as one of
the dramatic stars of either the silent
or the speaking drama, appeared
again at the Liberty theater last night
in "The Fighting Hope" and, despite
the inclement weather, another of
those big Liberty crowds. was present
to shower applause upon a new and
clever favorite THE Fighting Hope"
is bank robbery drama, with modern
means and methods employed.
The treasurer of trust company,
Robert Granger, robs the institution
by certifying a check for7s 100000
when he knows the client in question
has not sufficient funds to make good.
Granger is the recipient of 100000
through the transaction and uses this
money to lavish favors upon woman
of i'll repute, who has him in her
power. ..~..
Granger goes to prison and makes
it appear as though he had been used
as scapegoat for the president of the
trust company, an honest man, who
also is indicted. Changers wife, firm.
ly believing in the innocence of her
husband, falls in love with the indict-
ed bank president, learns that her hus.
band is really the guilty party and
that the money has been spent on the
other woman. Miss Crews is seen in
the role of Mrs. Granger and skilfully:
handles the tense situations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
MAUDE POWELL TURNS EVENING OF
STORM into MUSICAL TRIUMPH

laughed as gaily as If one Of her most
exquisite numbers had not been made
impossible. And with courageous
ease she substitute snrightly Irish
jig which could easily be given
through a tempest, ill.,.
As to the merits of the concert as
a whole, nothing but the strongest
praise can be given. Madame Powell
came on the stage evidently in snlen--
did health and spirits. and her fiddlfng
was CORRESPONDENCE imbued with rich
life and the glow of enthusiasm. He-
technique is flawless-perhaps nothine
her reviewers have said is truer than
that ito speak of her mechanism at
this day would be impertinence." Her
high purpose and unfagging devotion
are evidenced in the fact that she in
sists on giving her audience numbers
which are worth while, such as those
two opening ones last night. De Be
riots Concerto. No. Z. G major, and
Caesar Franck's Sonata. A major, each
of three movements These two alone
offer wide range of opportunity. both
in dexterous and consistent fiddlins
and in INTERPRETATION. And vet in
IlSEtSI HulhltCIO ucI HilHulc pCIiCCliOt
is not less marked
Mr.. Arthur Loesser, the accompan
list. found a warm welcome by the
audience. His part in Madame Pow
ellis numbers was well performed. and
in his solo numbers he displaved a
limpidity of tone and felicity of eye
cution which not only proved his ahil-
ity as a pianist but hermoniZed with
and carried further the spirit nf the
program. Re is almost free of piano
forte mannerisms and though still
young enough to be classed AMONG
the Juvenile pianists he should go far
along the high road to success.
The second concert is on TIL 'rs7qy
night Madame PowelIs two concerts
may well be the musical events of the
year. They find the artist at the
height of a career of superb achieve
ment, triumph of personality, indus
try and vision.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28
HAWAIIAN BAND AT
THOMAS SQUARE TONIGHT

The Hawaiian Band will play. at
Thomas Square this evening, COM
mencing at haIf-past seven O'Clock.
The following program has been ar
ranged by Conductor Peter Kalani:
March-The Board of Supervisors.
T. hdIdht
Overture from Raymond. Thomas
Medley of one-steps and waltzes....
Arranged by p. Kalani
Third Act and Finale Rigoletto. Verdi
Hawaiian Songs .....-. -. 1870.
......... Hawaiian Band Glee Club
Echo Piece-Musicians Astray in the
Forest Thy reques) -. A. Herman
Medley of Selections from Rossiter's
Sunny Songs -. ........E.B. H. Afford
Aloha Oe-Hawaiil Ponoi
The Star Spangled Banner
Fire destroyed a business block at
0SWpgO N Y at a loss of $50 900
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-28

Fire destroyed business block at
oswego, N. Y, at loss of $4,000.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-06-25
'NAMPA TEAM HANDS
CALDWELL A BUNCH

with the assistance of the fair god
dess Luck the Nampa aggregation Of
ball tossers was enabled to hand the
local team the short end OF 4 to
score at Nampa Sunday. The game
was one Of the most exciting played
in the Idaho-Oregon league this sea-
son and was witnessed BY a record
breaking crowd Fully 200 local fans
accompanied the team and in every
inning lent vociferous encouragement
to their favorites.
With the exception of the seventh
inning, when the savage Nampa at
tack crumpled the local defense, the
Caldwell aggregation played gilt edg-
ed ball and deserved TO win In this
frame with two men out. Caldwell
punched three errors and Nampa a
pair of bungles enabling the MANDATES
to annex a trio of runs and incidently
to nickle the game in barrel of brine.
Caldwell busted home plate the first
and last time in the second. Pierce
singled and scored on Webb's drive to
right field. Nampa came back in the
fourth and tied the score l.. Nockle-
by singled and a few seconds later
stole second. McCabe hit to the in