davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
ngerein Ser annflente nuO 6a-
brifanten."

Sir sic ncucn 9contcn ocS n&cr
Gins ser 9ouflcute lno Sabrifanten'
iino foleenoe 9loniinationcn ecmodi
ipor0en. 9rGIioent: Charles 6. Sal
coner. (Ebe Schooner CO.; @i6e.
&rGiiocnt: 6roaf &c. SoclL L., (9t.
Socn & CO.; @n. $. W1ottboi, g.,
(91otionol Gnomeling & Stonlping
Co.; g9illiom 81. 9oDfin s., Qll.
man, @opfin & CO.; Sen Compton,
A., (G6ciopcofc Steoni6ip Go.);
G9obmciitcr, @corgc 8. SSrpin, (Ebc
Gorlin & Sutton Co.; 0ircftoren:
@. 6ronf 9oiln. g8. g. Bartlett,
&anoolp6 @orton it,, 81. u. 8ragcr,
B. g8. Gator, s. @. Gbopannes, 6.
9lsburD 0obis, Socob @pltein Sos.
90. GoItcr, g(Io g. Gardner, il,
@illiom 9. Sill, gilliom 6. Sones,
g8illiom S. NloIt6ie, 6. SSil6ur
W1iller, g8oloo g5emcomer, George
&. g1llnlicn 6. g. 4attiion, 81. 6.
9Soit, Somes @rclton SanutcI 6.
Gciu6oro, Sobn 9. 9fcDnolos, 9}o6t.
s. 9fo6erts, Sg. g. 9fobinIon @. 6.
9louIe, SSobn q. S6enuooo, 6. 81.
Slod. 8. s. EaDlor, 2. Z. Epngue,
g(norcm 6. Grippe, g(l6ert S. SScbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

itcuertc Cardinal Gibbons SEN 9c-
trag bon $3.50 bel in 8orm eines
Gbcds, 0en er an ben friiberen @ou-
ucrneur @ariielo, 0en S9piegerOo-
ter Oes @rafen 2eOo6omsfi, eincS
gtcifen Oes pcritorbenen Cardinals,
iibermitteltc. Serr @arficlO er6ielt
iiingIt einen 9rief BON ieiner So6ter,
ser @rGfin 9cOodopsfi, morin iie
bic gfotblage in 9iuiiii6-@oIen Idil-
oerte unO i6ren Batter bat, cinen
@iilfSionO 81 griinOen. Sopeit be-
trGgt 0crielbe 6eino6e $1,000. Der
Cardinal bat neulib nlb 5u Dem
SiilfsfonO fir 0eutidlanO unO
SeiterreiH-llngarn cine anie6nli1c
Summe beigeiteucrt.
9amen Gon5ert.
Seute 9l6eno finOct ouS pierte
CONCERT in ser SaQe Der .Ssroeliti-
iden @r5ie6ungs -@cieaidaft~ ltott.
Der @intritt lit fir %erlonen ii6er
16 Sa6ren irei. 1ic t5eilnebmenOen
Soliiten iinO: 6rau Gonroo s.
9lobbc, Sri. aPinnie 9iiitcu6erg SRI.
Srna 9lab6e un0 6rau 36eooor
Sem6ergeg.
3ionS- @cmein0e.
Goitor Gr. Sulius Sofmonn miro
6eute |ormittng bel Dem I'M tO.45
llbr beginnenOcn @ottesOcnlte in Ser
oeutiden 3ions-airde an Der 9loro-
@oDitraBc ii6er 0as S6ena rGbri-
fhls imo @elt" preoigen. 9ldd Gem
@ottesOienite finOet cinc 9ia6ieier
Oes Slmtsiu6ildlnls itatt.
Drcieinigteits &C.
mcin0c.
@ic iibli1, finOcn 6eilte III ser
0euti9cn Grcieiuigfeits-air9e oil Der
Eriuitp-, maze GrcteritraBe, 5pci
@ottesOienita iiatt. Alorgeus pre-.
Oigt sGaitor u. 3. Steraer iiber ous
Ebema. o9ie SugcuO5eit Seiu" mo
9l6enos iiber. uGie Nluttcr SeilI."
@ter8e9n bl. gtotb6clfer-
@cmcin0e.
Ger SHgeno6or Scr &ier5e6n 81.
9lot66elfer- @emeinOe pcronitaltet oil
Oen 9lbcnoen oeS Is. ln0 10. Sauuor
in Der S1ul5alle cine 0ramotiidc
lliter6alhmg gum 9eiten Ser Stride.
S6on peridieocne @iolc 6a6cn Die
WlitglicOer OieicS Gbors, ser crit ci-
nigenSa6re 6eite6t, giibnenitiide alf-
gefiibrt, oie oos %ublifum redt be-
frieOigt ba6eu. Slider iueroen iie
audi oieSmal nit ibrer 9luffii5rung
ooS Yu6lifiun 6eirieoigen.
Sier5igitiin0ige @ @ebete
9luf 9lnoronung Ocs Cardinals
peroen in Sen folgenocn airAen bier
5ieitiinoige 9lnOa6ten geboItcn: 9en-
te: in ser &opcQe 0cr &leinen glr.
mcnidweitern in @ai6ingtou 9. s,
9ln Sonntag, Den II. Sannnr, in Der
ct. @arien-airde in @ai6ington,
9. 6. 9(m Sonntag, Den "a. San,
in Ser ct. 6ran5isfuS-9apeac in
Baltimore, in Der Yiiitations-9lfaOc-
mic in @ai5ington inO in Der air9c
Eroiterin Der @ctrii6ten c6enOaiel6it.
glm Sonntog, Oen 81. Sanunr, in
Der ct. 6ron5isfus 1aoerius-air6c
in Baltimore
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
aer mSdsntIiac @eInnS9eit.6ssI0t.

Der luGdeRtlihc @eiuuSgcitsReriat.
Sa6lrei6c neuc Qip6t6critiS. imo
S6arla6iieber- Grfranfingen. ~
5iinf &erionen erla9en oem ~
p9us. II Sm @an5en itarbcn 212
&crIonen I'M 2onic scr lestcn
@oGc. - 3t5 neue @eltbiirgcr.
Gem p01entli1en 8eri1t 0cS Sc
iuno6eits-0epartcuents 5ufolge ltar-
ben in oer periloiienen 8o1e PIP
@erioncn i'm @erglei1 81 219 in Der
corrciponoircnoen @obc OcS Sa6res
1914. Gic 6auptidbliden Goocs-
uria6en wareu; Gpp6us 5, &cub-
6uIten 1 0ipGt6eritiS 3, Snfluen5a
I, @eii9tsroie 1, QubercuIoiis so,
GrcbS 10, 0cr5IeiOcn 81, Yronditis
3, &ungcuent5iinoilng 19, 0iarrboc
(GinOer unter 2 Sa5ren) 2, Bright
id)e 9licrenfronf6eit 16, Sdmdhc
nad Der @c6urt A, Selbltmoroe 3
unO llnfdac 8.
S,m 9aD.@iem.9lipl itar6en 20
%crloner, in oen Soipitdlern as uno
4 in anOeren Snititiiten. SIN @on-
sen wnrOen 25 GoronerS.Snqueite
abgebalten.
9la9Ite6enOe onitedenOe Granf6ei-
ten purOen I'M 9aufe Der lcsten
@ohe i'm gcrglei6 81 ocricl6en
@odc OeS @oriabres 5lr 9lnmeIoung
gebraGt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

0l6cnO sc6t Ser S6iuonf oSSSnfonte-
rift &ilolne" BON Seal into 5reier,
Ocu crfolgrei1en @erfaiiern ces
nMiioeu S6eo0or~, in S5enc. Gieies
Stiid crle6te fiir5lib in 9lep Yorf
ieine @remiere unO mar eiu 6eiipiel-
loier Grfolg. S50ren ipir, mas oic
u9lcm Yorfcr Staats5eiting~ GA.
rii6er idrei6t:
oGie @erioiier 6obcu Sic Griegs-
coniunftlr ausgenust g2er aeItern
oas monGmol Elm 6is6cn iibernii-
tbige, o6er Ooh itetS gutmiitig BARN.
Ioie Stiid nuf iiH enmirten lieB,
idnun5elno rno nod 6duiiger bell
alfloAenO, lieB es ii6 gert gefoaen
sob 0ie 6eiOen 2lutoren in Oos&riegS-
getoia nit i6ren SAolfsnarrenprit-
ihen luitig bineinfnalten. @urOe
0ielcidt oar nitGt geluo6r, o6 Scr
Oiclen 9lnipel1mgeu ouf ben arieg
Oeren @irfung ourb Die cingeleaten
ariegs Gouplets ser S&. 9fabe imO
Simon nod er6o6t mur0c, oaB Oos
beitere Stiidlein oie rnperfenn6orc
Somiliend6n!iAfeit nit 6ciastem
nNhioen Gbeooor4 bat.
IS iii Oo6er uidt n0t5ig, ii6er Oen
Sn5olt oQ5l Diel 5u perrot6elt Ger
crtoppie @6emanu in tanicno 9}0-
t6eu ite6t mieOcr inn N3ittelpmft Scr
luitigen gorg1igc. Sier 6ciBt er
&iloune lit Elm Gonicrpct Sa6ri-
fant mo Ourh ieinen %otriotisntus
in llngelegen6eiten gefommen; oeuu
ieiu llnitern uoate, onB ibn Die Ga
mero elmer illuitrirteu 3eihmg nit
eincm ileincn @lGohcn an Arm nit
ten neutrality-suspicious. Dor Oem
9erliner 9ismord-Genfmol eruiidt
hot, Sein SGmiegeric6lt crfincet
ibm einen Gce 6elome6el Sop
pelgdnaer lmO wia oie eiieriiicbtigc
6rau Fflalne Ourd cine E9otogra-
pbie OeS ShrpegerDaterS lit llni-
form 6ci6piNtigci. 9(bcr aera0e ais
@ilaume, Ser nit ocm&6oto9ropbirep
MN einmol Yeh Bat iic6 in elmer
bon elmer NlnSfelperlei6 9lnitolt
oiSge6oreten Uniform Dor oen Snip.
ier 6initeQt, fommt wieOcr 6rou
@ilotme Oapt 9lun bilit 9lQes
nidts @flaume idpuit0elt iib IN
Sic 9loae Oes ariegSfreimiaigen bin-
Elm,
90 folgt elm Shpin0eI Oeni onoe-
relL bis Die @utoedung fonmlt, ober
Oen SdpinOler @flounc no@ immer
auf Dem Soften finoet.
Der aric9s.SintergrnnO trdgt na-
tiirlid) oas @cicuthAc 5u Ocm Gr-
folgc bel un0 uomeutliG Die Goll-
plets iHngen geitern 5iinOeuO elm;
a6er Die SHmaufii9uren lucroeu
ouA leb6nft Ourdeinanoergemirbelt
Ifnr5 OaS 4u6lifum wdl5te iiG Dor
Snben.
@larlomS Geoic iorgtc iiir oos
flotte 9cnlpo uuO nir sic g9irtung
oaer Situations. mo Ciologldla.
ger Sor. Niatt6oeS 6atte in Der oanf-
barcu Gitclroae 10 redt eilen Yart
in oem er iid nit ieinem fomiiter
@eii6t uno ieinen oito 9einen aus.
lcben fonrtc. Ter Sbwinoelmcier
ibniuOcltc iid) Oaber in sic @rnit
SeS &ublitlmS 1erein 9sc6en ibm
mar cS oaS Oieuiibotcn%oor gou5
famos 0areeiieat bon 9rn. No9e U.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
nDcutf6cr @filitGr.
gSerein."

Seute 9iaHmittog ? ll6r 6alt ser
n0elttiGe Militdr-DamenOerein~ IN
ieinem Sauptquartier, Scr. 1914,
9iomieDitr., oie Sa6resperiommlung
nb, in Wel9er Die Sabrcs6eriAte
Der 9camtinnen entgegen genommen
wcrOcn. Syn Der lebten Sibung fonO
Die 9eomtenpa6l ltott, welbe folgen-
OeS &eiultot 5eitigte: 4SrGiiOentin
Sulionnc 1ebinsfi 9icc.Erdiiocntiu
@lorgorctbc S9wing, 5efretdrin
9lnnn 0iesel, Shabneiiterin 9ioia
@iG, 0elcgotin 5im Siirgerocrein
6ran5iSfn alugc. Sri. Gnma 9to.
mct wuroc ais 92itolieO aui0enom-
ntci..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

9lunen, ncbIi gloreiie uno GeburtSiaq 6it ien'
ben Midien Gle Sbre @rieie on Nroi. NoTron,
Sepnriement 300s-G. Tbe 3aaue. 3ounno.
QSenn Gle mnMdeu m0ecn Gle 10 0enis IN
@rieimQrlen Nr Gednng oe3 QDrio, etc eiil'
fnlicbeH Nreic nnd 0onanb iueroen bon al
len 9eeliibeIen iilbcr abaelielert Forio nab
0olldno Gents.
(lIan i6elli ms nit. onb @roi MorrobS
Qlurcom me iibllh oiicn M uno onB ale grielc
in ponaro der a0gcieiert nno ein9edmmelt
iuer0en) (Sant0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Qentldlcr ennn.

SeOer Oelitide Sanger 9altimore's
ioate beite Dem Gommers ser
o@creini9ten Singer" beiwob-
nen. 9cginnt Inn s ll6r
9lbcnos in y2ebmann's Soac. II
Gin rei16oltiaes @rogramu Oor-
bereitei.
@emiBrei1c StlmOen itcbcn bcute
ben Y}itglicOern Der 81 Oen Ser
cinigtcn SGngern" geb0rigcn @e-
ianguerciucu in 9lusii9t. Scr groBe
Goumers Der D%creinigten Singer"
nimmt beutc gl6eno s llbr in nSeb-
mann's Sale ieinen 9lniang.
Sir Die 6eitlibfeit lit Elm e5cnio
rei1baltigeS mie Invertebrates sgro-
gramm BON cinem aus oen S&. 8.
SdneiOcr. |oriiber, @eorg Sinunel-
9ebcr, 6reO. 9}orOen6ol5. Sobn Stod,
@m. MattbeiB, SenrD 9l66er, Scr
mann @}idli1, Sernann @r1ie l1nO
6reO. Soffmann beitebenoen Gomite
anfseitelt porOen. SeOer Serein
miro ii6 boren loiien. 0ie 9leiben-
folge Der iingenoen @ereine lit Oird
Oos Coos beitimnt woroen. Wlit Der
Subel-Superture miro @rof. SouiS
@inter's Srbeiter Oic Seitli9feit
einleiten. Sr. 5. @. 2effert, scr
&raiiOent ser ngereini9ten Singer,
miro Die 8egriiBungsreoe bolten
m1breuo @6renprdiioent 8. S6nei-
Der Oie 6cItrcoe bdlt.
SIN llebrigen icbt iD 0os ASro-
granm folgenOcrmaBen 5uianmen:
nGbolia.Wldnnerdor" u0as
mdblcrii6e @rct6en", BON 81. 0ebl;
Dirigent s. 8. W1itter.
n@idenfruu5" n0ie @lii6le i'm
Ebale~ BON @c6sler; 0irigent Geo.
E06lmann.
n@eitcnO-2ieoerfran5 nMein
Ser5, t6u' DID auf" bon 9. s. Gam
&c; 0irigent Gorl Gia.
nSarmonie" Scr 6ablmann",
BON @m. Shrm; 0irigeHt Sobn q.
&lein.
gMo5ort MGnnerbor" ~ n@alO-
licO", bon s.. 81. @langolo; 0iri0ent
Geo. Eoblmann.
Solnmonocr.
Sr1citer.
n6robiinn" v0ic Sreuc", BON
Sulius @en9crt; 0iriocnt $. glOcr-
MANI.
nWiclooie" Ser leste arico",
bon George &ermcgb.
o@ermauia-Mld Mldnncrdor nGcut-
ider @ldnnergeiona", BON $. Sp-
pum; 9irigent E6eo. @embergcr.
n9lrion" yQcutI6c Spnme~
@eoidt BON 5. gS. &lot6; @irigcnt
s. 9o9at.
o@ermania.Quartett-@ n0as
Seimatblano", BON 9tt; 0irisent s.
Garolls.
oWleeger- @eiane0erein" n@ute
9ludt", BON 6rieori6 Slider; 9iri-
gent S(. Is. @able
9ic %rGiiocnten Ser idmnitliGcu
Gcreinc perOen oaS gmpfan0S.Go.
mite bilccn.
Orntfhrr l2ilit1r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
geeMiagrsieies.


Cine froblihe yIcliiabrsfeicr pllr.
0e lcbteu Sonntag IN Dem Souie bon
Serrn uno 6rou gilbert q. G6rman,
BON Nlr. 1920, 6ernpooO-9lpenue,
obge6alten. Sri. Wforeorct Chr
man un0 Sri. Caroline Yfeuffer
ipicltcn ouf Dem @iono, pd6reno Oie
Serren GborIeS 3orn rnO George
@fciiffcr @iolin.SoIi gum 8eiten ga-
Den. llnter oen onpeienOen @dlten
poren foI0cn0e: Sr. imo 6rau gll-
bert q. @9rman; Sr. inO 5rau 60
maro S'Gonnor; SS. Sonuiel 60
ben Sames Guffp, Sobn @brmam
Wtoreal GDonS, @arrp 9ideil SrDin
9'Gonnor, Sarpeo Ortb, George
@feufier, SSo6n Ereiton, Gburlcs
8orn; 6rls., Clara GuiiD, SeIeno
0uffD, glI6crto Gbrnnn W}orgoret
GbrmolL Bertha @er6er, emma Scr
bcr Sloro @erber, @liie @ott, @pa
@ott, 0oro @att, Caroline @felffer,
MarD S6miot, SuIiu EudoIfa nno
9taric g86ite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

I'm Wcburtcn iuuroen lns9elamnt
315 angcmeloct, Oarlmtcr 2S2 @eibc
unO 33 Neger; 166 waren mdnnli-
1cn uno 149 pei6licben @eidledts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10
Aer5tltuIJPlt 4utb fri,

ee0cn mic mnn aatarrb luricrt Gs ion Gle
carer 0ille liir Gle icin.
0rGn6eu Gle mir. Sbncn 3u 5cipcr. has Id
fir Gle cana nncnioeliIin ibun miu Geii 20
Soprcn babe Id 0ninrrb iiuoiert nno bebans
hclt Scbi bielc id S6ncn obnc ieopeoc 9luS.
laGe tilr Gle ircic Noniuliaiion mo ben pei
iiel Hdtn iiir Die Sur I6rcs 0eioeno an io,
luic Die &oytbeilc mcuer neleitiecn Ncnnis
mile mo icacrtrinpcnoen Griinounaen
yaien Gle bieie @clegenbeit nidt unbcuiibt
OoriiberQe0cn. ncDmen Gle mcine ,0ilic Dcuic
nod ar. Sn mirlliher g(uiriotioleit nno
Sreunolldfei ms Oeripromen Sic Qene
iber qan5 NQrosNmcriia iuclcbe flo mcncS
Rahcs be0icni hoben be5cngcn NIT irobem
0cr8eii. mas CT fir ic qcibdn 6ai Sm icnne
Sbncn Germ 9omen nno glbrciien bon oencn
oie meincn G0ib Qeiudl ba6cn. glun ino iie
pom Malarrb acbeilt, iuie tie nit 6reiiocn be-
6cuocn
Griahrcr eie foiort pic qoiarr6 ariuolm
ilno eriolqrcin iuricri merocu fam
Ncnniiuorten Gle einio6 mcinc sSraQen mii
ia uocr ncin. i6rcibcr Gc Sbrcn poQen Jins
men nno Sbre qenaue aoreiie oeuid auI pic
pr1lierten QiHien, id6uciocn Gle ben ircien
nr3ilidlen NatbsNoupon oilS uu0 icn0cn Gle
ion mir o1nc &cr3u0 9l0reiiicrcn Gle: ga
tarr1 Spccinllf SprDulc (Wrdouicrier IN Nlc
oi5n un0 gSnuobelilinoe. unincriitdi Sublin
Srlano. 247 Eraoc @uilniro. 8oitun, @crics
rcn Sic feine Heit gluiilbnb M oei00rllh
S6cei6cu sic ioioyi Sdrcl0cn Sic ocuim
ODER ameriinnid
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Ie1IHfIrltr bcuiII1ff 4Ir5l
30.idnrilc Yrari3.


Irrcn N NJ en- | dI do uNIc
iunoe 9lpiatiferiu III brilliant genalt.
llnO wie itnrig ais SiutcrgrunO
Elm 6hig5elig 3ii md6lcu- u@citot
ten Sie, 0oS lit i6r ncuer g4intcr-
hit"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Goriihti9.- Game: sic lua.
rcu 0od io6rclong III Gnalono INN
miiBteu oemnad cut cualiid1 iprcdcn
fonncn~ 0crr: Cos mobL abcr
in jebi1cr 3cit lie6cr ni6tl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

SdneiOeu Sic Oieien Coupon nus.
Gr 6erediiei oic aeIer oicier 8slmma so
ireiem dr5tl6eH Rai0e i0er Die aag oes
0aiarr6s
Sn sSbr culs uuno2
Nicien Gle oit2
m Sbr Aibam i1elricWenn2
Giuh Nbrc 4upcn pdiicro2
@ri0lien Sic iin lci0i2
,Ni Nhrc Nnie neriiopii2
Wlifcn sic Oft ausmcrlcn2
Qlloen flo Nriten In N0rcr Naie2
emo Gle Del lcudtcm geciicr irdnlcr2
WlnNen sic oft Nbrc Maic ibucn5cu2
Sonen sic Horacns icDledlteH GeiNmac lm
Wnnoe2
Nnbcn Sie elm humpiee Geibl i'm 0onic2
Wdiiien Gle lid WorQcnS mel rdu6pcrn2
oubcn 1ic eiu fbclHoca Ncib ian N0lic2
9aben Sie glnslub aus 2brcr Naie2
Sdult Der Sclcim BON Der 9ale IN ocn Sais2
Boiler glome. -.......,.
slOreiic .,..........~..
...,.....................
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

GrfIGrlih. nSo6en Cir glp.
petite" irogte Ger g(r5t. o9lein
autiuortete ser Edtent oSnl Gin
ic6r ihliHmes SBmptom Sod
pobl niht id babe ndnliA e6cu 5u
0litta9 gegeleu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

S@meihcI6oft.-nScrr Col.
tor, fonnte ih nidt meine 9dwciter
ais 3cugin la0en laiien2 sic fam
befitnoca oob ir6 in meiner Sugeno
cinnial fnrht6ar alf sen &opi ae.
idQen Bin" AehtSaupot uNh,
ooS miro &bncu oaS @criAt c5nc
gSciteres glau6enl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

gl1unuCnter, bic neit ,9cutiden GDrrcs
ipOnncutcu" uil5i pinltlim poer mrcgrI'
mdhie crbaltcn, iino 0ebcirn, Der Office
oauon per Sclrpbrn uScr idltiitlidj Niis
tbeilung ST. utadJeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-10

Mlan crwapne osn ,.Sallmore e0Treiponoeui.0
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
LYRIC

Here are some quotations from the newspaper critics reviews of Little Johnny Jones' = this weeks play at the Lyric theatre:
 The Standard, t.The success Of this characteristic Conan production is too well remembered and its merits too universally recognized to call for more than passing notice. The way 1t was put ons however, was really a revelations How in the world a com pa.ny of players that has had to steal the time for studying the roles and from rehearsa1s from the intervals between the nine regular perform ances of last week could do it, is mystery But the fact remains that last nights audience saw a production that was remarkable in spontaneity, ginger and artistic finish No one who did not know the circumstances could possibly have believed that it was not being given by a company that had been playing it for weeks. Little Johnny Jones' is a splendid Bhow, and one that it would be a great mistake to miss.
 The Farmer. With a perform ance which was not to be surpassed for its snaoothness, the happy spirit with which all the participants entered into 1t, and with an audience that occu- piedE practically every available seat, the 5CaIburn Comedy company began the4f newest play at the Lyric last night. Last evening s successful per formance assured the popularity of the comedy for the remainder of the week.
 The Post, esRroduced under the personal supervision of AIonzo Price, considered one of the best directors in the musical comedy business, the production lacked nothing of the snap and vim that characterizes all of George M. Cohan's works
 The Telegram, Little Johnny Jones' proved to be the best thing the CaIburn Musical Comedy company has yet given Bridgeport It was full of snap and vi1n from start to finish and went big with the capac- i4ty audience. Pretty girls, pictur- esque scenery, the infmitab1e Conan esque music. and snappy dancing. con xributed to the success of the produc- tton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09

Chaplin is appearing. '"The Property Man" is one of Chaplin's best works and means one long roar of laughter to everyone whenever 1t is shown4
 Bellies of Sevi11e,'' a most original dance offering with Mime. Carnencita. and a large company of pretty young women, all skilled in their art, is heading the vaudeville program. The dances are Spanish and Moor1sh in character and are put over with a grace and abandon that is exhilerat- ing to watch. Refined and charm ingly artistic, the act is of a. sort sel- dom seen in the guise of vaudeville.
 Fairfax and Stafford a very clever pair of colored entertaine in Mrs. Eddy's Vacation" the title being simply a cloak for one of the most pleasing offerings of song, dance pianoIogue and comedy chatter that we have had in our midst in some time, are pleasing local audiences.
 The remainder of the vaudeville is composed of Gardner and Leonard, two n1irth makers in a comedy sing ing and talking diversion that is goink big and Andy Gardner and Aida Nicho1a1 in their noneensical oddfty, At the Telephone Pay Station
 "Reprisal.'' 8 movie feature, completes the hall.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
AmuSementS
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 Absolute realism is attained in the staging of a thrilling race between an auto and an overland limited train, as the cltnactic scene in "A Mile a Min ute,,' the big scenic spectacle that heads, the vaudeville program at Po- lis theatre
 A Mile a Minute Is 8 western drama, dealing with a young girls eff forts to save her brother from arrest for train robbery. He is aboard the overland train and detectives are awaiting him when the train reaches it's destination. She persuades a mil auto across country and head off the train.
 The race is staged with realistic de- ta1 The train and the auto arc first seen heading through the mountain passes. Both draw nearer, their head lights flashing. Soon they take form and minute later draw up te the junction station. spttting fire and steam. Both are hfe-sazed and built true to life The climax of the race, in which the girl wins, Is the most sem sational thing seen in theatrica1s here. The feature photoplay Is Princess Eeoma@on..' Animation of Sardou's s'E'edora = with Miss Nance O'Nei1, the Ing role.
 Other attractions on the prorram which vii be seen for the last time to- night are Herbert 6 Goldsmith, fea- turing classic dances; Whitfield & Ire land, In comedy variety sAzfts Rat cIifre & Anthony, sThe Collegian and the Italian; Edward Sisters, singing roaneddennes; and Harry Cutler, funny nonoloalet
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
PARK

The Spice of Idfe.~ a three act American drama. from the pen of Da- via Free of Leland Stanford Univer- e1ty Of California will be given it's initial presentation on any stage next Monday evening at the Park theatre by the Burr r-Isynner Players.
 The Burr-Lynner Players include a number of well known stage favordtes including such capable players as Margaret McNultH recently with Within the Law;'' Cecila Randolph who for a number Of seasons appear ed under the direction of David Be- lasco: George Ber1iner, James Ard more, Ray Bradbury. George Colby. Earl Conn and Glen Anders-
 The production Is to be produced in leading Broadway theatre early the coming season. The company will play a special two week engage xneut with ma<inees on Wednesdays and Saturdays and the attraction for the second week will be announoed later
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
EMPIRE

The latest instalment Of the film eeFia1 supreme. The Black Box" will head the all feature program offered at this theatre to-day. Herbert RawI1nson. Anna Little. L.aurf Oakley and number Of other Universal fa- vorftes appear in this serial.
 The other select features to be of 1ered will all be of the entertaining sort rounding out an altogetherp leas- Ing and entertaining photopiay pro- gram
 Tho Unbroken Road, "a i've part film masterpiece featuring the bril- liant emotional actress, Mary Marsh will be featured at this theatre to- morrow in conjunction with the regu- Jar program of select feature phto- plays.
 The story unfolded in the five parts is one of great power and will not only please and entertain but will prove to be one of the most powerful photodramas of the day.
 Other select and entertaining pho topIay features will also be shown
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-09
TAsHUA AND LONG HILL.

Mrs Martin Castle spent Sunday and Monday in shelton with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Cook
 Clifford Beers of New York, spent the week end in Long Hill with his family who are summering here
 At Gymnasium hall Saturday af- ternoon, Mrs F. W. Porter as leader ganize a. Camp Fire Girls club.
 A young women's guild has been started in Long Hill. Two meetings have been held so far. Mrs. L. Robert Sheffield and Mrs. George Clark are among the leaders
 Perfect attendants at lower Long IIi11 school with. Miss Theresa Lynch of Bethel teacher are as follows: Merton Abbott, Louis Randall and Viola Randall.
 The women's class of Long Hill gymnasium will give a strawberry Supper will be served from 6:3O to 8 o'clock The proceeds will go to- wards the hall improvement.
 Last Friday night the women of Grace Episcopal church gave one of their generous suppers and it was largely attended.
 Miss Mabel Cole and her friend, Miss Manning of Rockville Center, L.. T., have been spending a few days in town at the home Of Miss Coles par ents. MT and Mrs. George w. Cole
 Rev. Alfred Go1dborough of Bridgeport, conducted services at Christ Episcopal church Sunday
 A spelling prize contest was held at the White Plains school June 2 Two of the best spoilers were chosen from each school in the town. Eva, Sweezey of the Tashua school won first prize. Dorothy SeeIey of Tashua, school and Ethel Kellogg of lower Long Hill school were tied for the second so both received prizes. The teachers were all present with the supervisor D. Albert Green The meeting was the last. one of the sea- son and prived to be very interesting Children's Day at the Methodist church will be held Sunday June 13 Rev. F.. w Poten has arranged an interesting program for the occasion
 Mrs. John Ma11ette has an attack of tonsilitis and is under the care of Dr. Charles N. Gallup of Long Hill.
 The honor roll for the past month at the Tashua school contains the names of Mary KuecheIe. Louise Kuechele, Maud Mallett, Annie Platko, Eva Sweezey, Dorothy SeeIey. Jennie Ma1lett, Ebert Fuller, John Kuechele and Samuel See1ey. The Tashua school has won the school banner for three successive months March, April and May.
 Miss Evelyn Seeiey spent Friday night in the Park City with friends MT. and Mrs. Arthur Jones and family autoed to Ridgefe1d and were Sunday guests of MT. and Mrs. Ar thur Ferry.
 Miss Rose Jones is spending a weeks vacation in Rutland, Vt. Her friend, Mrs Edward Miller of Bridge port. accompanied her.