davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

George &o6l un0 6roA SRI @lilmic
@ergmann Sri. &ollinc Mc6luoer,
@m. MeBlinger, SRI. Gbdrlotte9erg.
mam SAUL Gdcrt. Nrnu SarrO &im-
bali, 2obn 5. S6cc6au, sri. @ret6en
GnoIlenberg, Scrnonn &noacn6erg,
SRI. 90. S1ueioer, Charles GnOerS,
6ranf 8i5ed, Srot 9ouiic Irae, 5rau
9eurD 5. glelnnamL Srau s. @ebrin-
ger, 6rau Sug6 g9atioL g. 9ner,
oic 5rIs. Moaie, Gliie ino Seunie
9aer, 8enrD Sdmiot 9olisS6niiOt,
5rou Sobanna &amnerer, SRI. q.
9anmcrer S. Gufert, SRI, @iarie
Sartmauu, SRI. SricOa OAicu, 6rau
qbnlR @agner, Is. Sbiittc, s.. 8.
0teR6e, SSrau s. s. Meude, inn, $.
Meoenbad, Socob Gop, Otto 8.
SHiing, 6rau Sticlpcr, sri. @.
MocGauaep, Serbcrt Sa6crforn s.
gS. Grttman Wi. q. @ermann s.
9iut6fe, SRI. Moric aoaer, Scrnann
I@b9l6cin, SRI. @t6el @mnerid, @m.
@iiiller, 6rou Moraiuc, Scr6ert 9fo-
rape, 9hloolp6 Slawibcr, Grib Silie,
Gorl 9robmeOcr, SRI 9oniie @rob-
mcpcr 9(. Sdapmeger, So6n S66fer,
SRI. 0clene 9and, SRI. 9ottic Slid,
Sobn &au5hcr, George SdmiOt, q.
9. Sooper, SrurD s. Glein, $. @.
9bomos, SRI. 6rauces 9liippert, 5raii
$. g9. 6rib, 8. s.. seller, SEQ. $.
WliIiol, @. gg. Otto, SRI. Gnilie
@ebun SRI @iart6o SugDes, 9l0olpb
Sdlo1, u. 6. Scinefnmp, S5o6n @ei-
Ter, $. s. Ser5inger lnO 6roiL 6run.
&. 9loitermonn &orl SeineHauH g.
s. Wabren6ol5, s. Sbieniann s..
SouSfi, 3. MoB, 6rau 9fc6cdd Iiirr,
Sugo Sbliitcr lnO 6rnt SRI. Marg
9olot, 9cuiamin 3. g8ilion galter
s. Gcrfin3, @uS SdroOer, @. 6.
S6r0oer, 9ouiic @lcpeS, 6ricorid
6lebtner, 6rau sophia @ottidalt
uno Sobn, 6ral @eo. 2auter, SRI
DfiloreO 2auter, 5reO. 6. g9olter,
Ruoolpb @oiier, glnunpoliS, @ictor
o. Nolner, gnnopoliS, 9ouis Ser.
uep, Gogar GanIia, SRI aotic Ban
lia, @m.9. 2ittIefielo, SuIiuS 2ierie-
mann SRI. Gina 2uder, 6rau @olter
@rop, 6rau @aul 9adis, 6rau So
6auna @obclmanu, SRI Gertrude
&obelmniu, &enrD &nedt, 6rali SEQ
Syo6n 6rau Eauliue Slater, G6ns.
@. Sol5i6u, Cumberland, &ermaun
@iel. 9lodm s. 9iotb, ,Srau @lorgo-
retbe 9. gSetter, @eo. Sanoner, 6rou
6. S9. Bear, sSrail 6. 9cnicl @m. g.
Straus, GSrali So6n 0ornberger,
Geo 9. Subert SRI. Naric Subert,
Subcrt, G. SS6del, 5rau San-
SRI. SO. @ei6en, SRI. Sei-
bert, 9tdh q, QuaYt @. 2inieo, sri.
goe6rens, gli6aro SCHUBERT, Grid
Singer ll0 glnoere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
Naa alu0lftc 9Scn6uOn.9lcci!nI.

Sas 3luUlfte BeaoDoD-Netl1nl,
@is6es mareu eS meiit tIcine Gom-
poIitionen O9lnl6roIo'S, Die mir tcn-
nen oelcrnt; 6iibib gcmodtc SGdel-
den, o6nc 6cOeutenO 81 lcin. @eitern
ipielte inn n@ea6ooY" 6ranf @itteI-
ion ena Gioliu.Gon5ert oicies Gom-
poniitet Elm Merf, pelbeS ms ie6r
angenebm ii6erraIdtc. Cab man cs
ncbt oft 81 b0rcn 6efomnIt, lit mobl
5um Ebeil oen Sdpierigfeiten Ooriu
ju5ui6reibeu. IS beite6t aus Orei
SGten, eincm ,.Mooerdto gran0ioio, q
oeiieL in wu6tigen 9lfforoen uno
itrafier GGptbmif ge6altcncr 9lniaug
ibm gleid &bDiio9nomie gibt, eiuem
n9lnoante,~ 0oS in ieiner NleloOif
ctpa on @rieg crinnert, uno eincm
iDncopirten Iebenoigeu .9laegro"-
Sabc. @S leucbten gerooc genug mo-
ocrnc, 6armoniide 6orbeii Oiird, Inn
sic IoliOcren @rlnoIinien nidt at
perlpii@cn, im0 and, INN ii6er eini9c
tripialcreu Stcaen biiipeg 81 6elier
Original gcitaltet, barnonii1 ibon,
Oiele oeiitreidcn 3iiae ent6altcno
imo groB ougelegt, 1T es Gin Gon5ert
lpeIAcS Den groBen 9eifoIl, Ser ibm
(ne6enbei gcioot alid Der oor5iigliden
9lnSii6ruug) 9citern 8ut6eil parO,
0eroieut.
Sin ih0ucs, in Dem gro5ioicu
StpIe iciuer 3cit Oontbares CONCERT
BON 91oroini croffnete Oas 9lecitol.
Grit nit Dem onoeren CONCERT aber
cntfoltetc ii6 sic gauge auuit 6rant
@itteIion's. @ir 6abeu es bier nit
eiucm aiiuitIer 5u t6u. S1iiIer
9lucr's, ser Qebrer 3imbaliifs mo
Wliibo @lman's, bat @ittelion pom
ocn rciAeu muiifolii6eu 9totrgaben,
oie or icbon ais Gnube an oen Gag
legte glttcn @ebrallG gema6t Gel.
nem iiibenL nit ic6r wenigeu 9Ius-
nobmcn rcincn Eon mo eolen Yor-
trag lauidten mir nit Iebbaitem Ser.
guiigeu. @r be5mang Die Oielen uno
groBen Sdpierigfeiten ieineS @ro.
grammes nit flaiiiid1er Gube, ino
Si1erbeit 3eiqte Iif in oen itoftatis
reuben aletterfiinlten oeS Saraiote',
iben Gauges, Dem pirbelnOen Eon-
ltrom ocs 4uguani'S n9Iaegro" uimy
anoererieitS in Scr 9nlffaiiimg Der
@erfe tieiereu Snbalts, ieincn 9tui-
ga6en u0Qig gelpaAien. @ie ein linz
OeS 6riibliu0sliifttbcn mebte OoS
r3epbr" bon &ubno porii6cr.
9aB oie @eige Dor5ugsweiie Gin
mcloOiihes Snltrlment it, 5eigte Oos
n9(oe Morio" bon S6ubcrt. Sel6it
bei @ittelion mor Scr 9ortrdg Der
W2eloOic in Nftopen langc nit6t 10
idon, mic ser ouf Der ,@~-Saite
Gas leb6afteIte Icreniigeu oes Nu-
bIifuns ali oieicr &uuit Oermo6ten
mir Elm 0ocopo rmO 5rpei 3ueabcn
81 bei6mihtigen.
Pin giItcn gegleiteru 1T bette I'M
Gon5ert-Soole fein @}angeI. ellis
&ammon beoleitctc por5iiglih, mo.
ourb Der alabicrpart Ocn @ci9enbor-
trag treiflicb crgan5te.
@iuem padien0en lte6el bel Oen
Nea6oop.Eecitalen mub entidieoen
entgeaen eetreten mcroen. @iele ibei-
men 5u gIaubcu, OnB ser pipHologiicbe
@1oment, Inn ieinen @las 81 finOeu
ocr 9lugen6lid iei in welhem Der
&iinltler nit einen gortrag beginner
win @luB man Oicien 2euten ia9cn,
wic inanitduOig Qos 1T?
9lm nddItcn 8rcitag ipiclt 9lrtbur
Gelpltcao bonn 2c6rItob Ocs uRca.
booD". 8. q. 3.
Qnmnf ann Sien" Ihlipst sic Sc6re;.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Sin SoI0at, Scr ournui brennt,
m60lidGit balo Dem 6eino Die Oclhide
6alit 81 5eigeil, iogte:: nGct na6lts
MNB if meine Stiebsln nit sic
Spibc iciea 0ie @ouo iteacn ionlt
mori1ieren ie bon alcene los"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
9 a 3 Deitqefii 6I.

WlOrgens 8 }l5r in 8srlin: Gin
IS9uliunse ruff eirem onceren 6.r
lWiilb bolt, gu: n@rit. mir 6am fsuic
feline S6ule, id pd Itpn bal"
nMorum benn9"
nRa, bic 6ran5oien 6am 6c3 WiAs
Ie ietried1t, unb Der &aiTer pcsB ia,
bet mir bod nitt FiG, Ftca Icna'a
Dor Uliiisfiebl."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Characterization ,g'cM Sen @ro.
ben Sic Gic pou ShreuI &6naen ae
gcbcn hahcn mlij i'd Nhaen pnn ser
@ii6ucllfdrriera 0riuQen0 obrotben.~
09l0er cs aicht mid ooN ni+ aliey
WnAt 8t Ocn 2rettcrnl7
Mcroeu Sic II Eiidlar, Gsaor
gclrl0l"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
n9entiG-Slmsrifauiider NlilitGr-%cr-
Gin BON Wiar0lanO."

Scr oDelitiA-glmerifoniihe Yiili.
tdr.@crcin bon Wiorplon0" bielt nm
ter @oriib bon &ouptmann Charles
8rocn in ieineiu SeiuL Scr. 1922,
O'0onuca. .StroBe, icinen jd6rIiden
@cneraIs9lppea d6. 9ludoem oer
@erein fir Den 0eutih. .onerifoniiAen
SiilfSiono $25 bepilligt bate, muroe
5ur 8eomtenmobl geihritten, Die fol.
eenoes HeIuItot 5ciete Nlojor 50.
bonn 2one, Souptmam Gbarles
aroen 1. 2icutcnont Socob Sleden-
itcin, 2. 2ieitcnout &obert 8eder,
5el0mcbcl Syoboun 9ouersfel6, 8icc.
8cIopcbeI 6rit SHneioer, 3obImeis
iter Gbriitian Wlutcbler, +. Sabnen-
trigger Sron5 Soiod, 2. 6obnentrd-
ger %orl Same, /. Stobstrompeter
GborIes 3orn 9. StabStronlpeter
6ronf 9taiel, 3euameiiter SeurD
8urt6ar0t. 8oNtbobenOer Sreoerid
Mi0er. Ser %erpaIhngsrat6 be.
Itebt ans Sen NS. 2uopig Softer.
Conrad Ntortin ino @co. SbomaS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Gin 16ein6albsidbiser Sunse,
Gdiiler 0.s GDmnaIiums 5u StrGls
nno, 6etarmt IsiueH 8atsr nit Biz
ten, lin 6rH mil3ulafTsr, glS inn
fie @slaubniB nat ertbeilt pir0, ia9t
er 81 Is.nsr S6meIter n@os fon i1
cinnol au meinen S0Ancn Iageu. penn
i3 0i.FenStries ni4t mitgematt 1abe. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
q m 1 otcr.

o@orum qe6t 0snn Sic 5ongerin
lbeim Singer ouf Der @lbnc bin unO
ber9"
"ySielcibt. 0oniit iic idmercr au
,trcffcn lit, pcnn Man nadl ibr chpas
pcrfeu Mini"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

6a6riioireltor: ~Mir brau6er dlIo
Fiir Sic ausasInrlebene 4orii,rReIe
einsn Wlsnilhen Ter io3uia9sn NIT Of
fenen G5ren unO gIuoen lhldfi uno
gi0 our4 r.dsts sin',filals:n fart
@enerb'r: nDdnn meros iM 91u'u
NAL meme 0gau I8iden, 9sir T4sf
inr!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

S9irt6in; u9drcdIia 1ie porcr
10 6eihumHsSloS. oaB sic cin @uA
uo6meu un0 5l ihioireu auiingenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Scrr 9lnoolp6 9ieGes, pelder fri.
Der bei @oitor glpib iuor, ober iebt
eiuc Stcae I'M EerninolSotel in
SamIet g. g.. bat, erbielt bon lei.
mem Gater in Somburg eincn 9ricf,
luorin oeriel6e mittbcilt, Dab er itbon
cine 9ln5obl 9riefe gcidricbcn Bat,
oie a6er ollie nidt bier oneefommen
limo, Gr iogt, ooB Oie @ng!dnoer
ole oeutidcu &oitiadeu in oaS N}eer
perfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

@hinbins, 6uruoces, 0lan8es nno
Gefen, DndceGsn iino Ninnen.
gsnnek Bros. 52s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Geuilhe @ii6er rn0 3eitl1rlIten.
N. QaHIsih, 10 NorosFoppeiomGuaBe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
Gel3dfts. .&cgwciicr.
regsntifier bcntibcr llr3f.
nO.idhftne Nsfnri9.

8eitiugeiL 8citi6riiten etc
xhe Baltimore lcwe Co.." Grnc 3 Auuef
Cci0dliSil9rCr, 227 observation-disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

RadiRaIbeiINlt0 der Ilerven$ebWacbe.
Gduua rrSe @srOne eesIaet bon Sonuuasoqt nno ihsn
Erdunen
Sasa g5rSs beg GgTS O be- geRsroi @a gssaOradn t9
ett io que nn ME Ss 6oa taasae
rs nno ae4 nod eH Soaq nensH toOt a sH stag DerosH
uHb
prS ios SHHa Sea @remaan ort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Wormor. iinO Groait.@cric.
g. cilaariau Sons. 22s @oro-a0aTles'9lr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

9upferiHmieoe rli0 plumbers.
Spbn cnbrrt t7ft E6oires sSirnBc. g. y.
IciopbOl; Nclle 1883.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

observation-disclosures un0 Sdnoler.
gisrss g. Dneau & wsp6sp, 10 cnexina'
tcnsgfrnbc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

2onotpirtbIhaftli6e @erdtbe uno
SGmereien.
crlIIiib.sRtucr Co. 2o5 Wogo,Noca'sirohe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

yDentl6> epav6ang non Baltimore &niar
nnb NaItIaiore9irahc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

NJNt~ffi iON'K ~ lT'iNff-
,xhe 9adlmptg sicre Co." @rnG Suuef'
@ei@dIi2iA9rer. 227 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Geuiide Bidder imO 8eiildriiten.
". eauIsia, 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9lotionnl.9antel.
,xle Oh 1nwn Maileual gent'. %aq. nno
Senrb 5. 5emc'' SeIarcr.
.essoaS Watioaal eSaia is2 sno.eyooopos.
sSst,sn VI sa9Itss %alISHal @aaflt analt IA aoroquiau.
eiraee S. Marriott tallircr
Gtaots.9onfcn.
,0ntide ganf Suu galtlmors@ @alilmors'
Hno 9ealoao, ,Siraee. sinM,li sseVee' F'''
Spnr.gollten.
oDentl6> epnybang non Baltimore" eniap'
uno baltimore Sirnbe.
W2ormor. un0 Groait.0crfe.
3. oilaartuu g Sons 22s aoro-a6aFles'2lr
2onSpirtbihaftlide @erdtbe uno
SGmereien.
cirfIit1.SRtucE 6v, 2o5 NososNocnsi1ohs
AloDofoten.
aan NJ W. eauls, 3os 81 8nh'sirab'.
Blunloutg, Ournnces, oranges h1lo
0efen, GndeeGsi rno ghnnelt
gennek Bros, 52s observation-disclosures.
aupferibmieoe un0 Rlum6crS.
Spbu cnbcrt f7f4 T6orf,giraBc 6. & g.
Tccpbol g1clie 1889.
GigenibnmS-9lgenten un0 Sanoler.
gisrss 6. Dneaa wspbew, 10 cnexuas
tonsSirnbc
Geuer.@eriiheruneen
,,HcuiiMe Tcnrr @crHnruuoS Gelcnihagt.n
Nononns uno @nltncrca SiraNc
DImiim.slm. Scnr&fgihrrHu09 Weitlidait."
neutrality-suspicious. uHo Sigllom Nouic 2.neNue
nNgncl Eplgdncc 90. VI NiugypDni" Nenln 9N
gSoriieo Nefoens9 9Qnaaocr iOt--i03 Vblms
Der of epurncrce Nuilniur.
,iWern'auid Ecuetnernn cruuca UfirlfhQft"
NnilWote' An0 Ncrih'lirane.
@le6blotteu, Wletoll etc.
ansn csuilln q So. ungofpsrlyil, io-i6
@iienDaaren oler 9lrt uno &ni.
Observation-Disclosures.
g. eroll fnrHf 90. 8h2-90f Wcfo.,Hab. rlr.
%ian0leib.@eihdiie.
ngonIolba'se eoaH So" 1 acrb'oao,ehaas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

Mlsr6ants e Wliuers SrnuspOri Gn.
CQmpiersSinie.
BrGdlt uUo Nann0ter.
ginh 9uliDu nun ognl Cten.
Se0en SOnniaq. 3ieuliug iilo 6re,idd
ll0r Ql1en0A
glnd QrouiOcuce uuD Dcm Ciirr.
Sc0en Sonuiu0 Wliiiuo0 uno Steilna,
ubr Nbcn0S
Nam WgupDrtsyeip0.
@onnia1 Deufiag. Mdihpom uHo Srciind,
Obr Wnenoe
SrQ6t 0uOsnommen tdqltR bis lbr 9luNpi
lir nenielhcu Tag nblnbrcnoc 1ampim
Ser WAtm0DsEdmpcr nad Yruuocncc uho
glc.uyort NciUs belOrocrt lclnc Eqnanicif.
Dad Gounuuab mo JadiUuuluc.
Sehen 1tcuiida nuo SreiiaQ 6 uOr Nuen0e.
6nnpttnrCnu; Bctmpus mup Hiaht Sit.
3. j. MlcNeln, Nacut &ier SUB Der Uaq'sr
013I&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

@IWIIIw' IITTIIIT1
,,Deutime @0nf Dou Nntiiincre" Nalilmoig'
unb 9rnlonb .Gitnne NluQlui tbepet FtnlP
bent; &co. Il Naua, NalNrcr.
bar.9mffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

&onipf sum Sieg' IblieBt 0ie SHrei'
berin.
Oeutidc g oitiaGcn Der.
nid1tct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
9}ntinnnI .Wnntell.


,,Sbc Oh Inmn Taiiuual GGnf" Viap. uno
GrcicrsGiraBc. Sacoh g1. Qo0.s Btolqeul
0cnrD o. 9lcnle EQilircr
,Gccono Natlpual NGHl" 432 @iio.Nfoaondp.
w. @. QRdNnsr. Nnlnter. ...
., ,1pclicrn IntlUuGl Wnni" IA Nofp'Ehinlp'
GlrnBe. g. Dlarriot 0nlircr
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

MARY MILES MINTER, the
youthful Metropolitan star, is no
longer playing child parts. She
has been given characters that
permit her to play both child
and young lady in the same pic
ture. Miss Minter is one of the
most promising actresses In the
movie world. Besides being an
ideal screen type, the little blond
beauty possesses a naturalness In
her work that is distinctive.
Mae Marsh and Robert Barron
are scheduled to appear together
in another Triangle drama after
they complete their present Fine
Arts play, "Hoodoo Ann" by
Granville Warwick.
De Wolf Hopper's bouncing
baby's son, who through his father
has become known in all civil
lied sections of the world, has
been converted into a film actor
and will make his initial appear
ance in the support of his male
parent in the latest Triangle-Hop-
per production, Sunshine Dad"
III. G.. B.-G. M. Anderson is in
Niles. CAL; Charles Chaplin is in
Los Angeles, and Beverly Bayne
is in New York.
Bernice-There is no reason
why an actresses should not
marry, except that when travel
ing with stage companies they
become separated from their
homes and families. 1t Is not so
in the motion picture business.
however. These actresses remain
in one place, and are able to main
tain homes. Alice Nielsen re-
Gently said: 81 haven't found that
motherhood interferes with my
career"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

a New York theological seminary.
He had three little children, and
for their amusement in the
Christmas season of 1922 he
wrote a poem which he called "A
Visit From st. Nick"
DR.. Moore lived in a beautiful
big country house on a hill where
two of New York's busiest streets
now cross.
Among his neighbors was a fat,
jolly, rubicond Dutchmtn, and
this cheerful old soul was DR..
Moores model for the Santa
Claus immortalized in his poem.
The Christmas jingle itself was
picked up by the newspapers, and
year after year 1t was copied all
over the country, until after the
Civil War days, and after the
death of DR.. Moore, the Santa
Claus he had described became a
national institution.
OF course st. Nick himself is
far older than the professors
poem. He was supposedly the
bishop of the early church, and
according to a Dutch legend, he
was the patron of the children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-To the
grave of the Father of Santa
Claus" 100 little Riddles are GO
ing to march in torchlight pro-
cession tonight.
And when they lay bright holly
wreaths on the modest mound
amid the singing of Christmas
hymns, they will be conveying by
proxy the thanks of every boy and
girl In America to the kindly old
gentlman who alone made our
Christmas what it is for children
today:
The man who created the
American Santa Claus, who
revOlutionized our observance
of the great December holt
day, and who penned the
lines, "'Twas the Night Re-
fore Christmas" sleeps be-
meath that mound.
At his head stands a SIM
pie granite stone with the
name "Clement @. Moore"
engraved upon IL.
DR.. Moore was a learned pro-
fessor of Oriental languages in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-12-24

Youngsters in the lowlands
used to put out their stockings
and wooden shoes for the gifts.
San Nicolaas he was called
hence the corruption, Santa Claus.
1t was the year 1914 before DR..
Moore, the serious student, ac-
knowledged the authorship of
the childhood verse, Twas the
Night Before Christmas" And
1t is only in recent years that his
grave has been recognized with
a regular ceremony.
Since 1912 group of New
York children annually has
made a Christmas eve pil.
grimage to his tomb.
Tonight, their ceremony over
the grave of the Father of Santa
Claus" will be more elaborate
than before, and the thanks of
every child In America will be
offered up there in memory of
the man who gave us the kind Of
Christmas we will enjoy tomor-
row, the Santa Claus we love, and
the most famous Christmas poem
in the world.
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NEW CHAPLIN
COMEDY FILM

THE Women said by many
to be the greatest Chaplin COM
edy. opened two-day engage
ment at the Melbourne this morn
ing. Produced by Esanay In two
parts with an all scar comedy cast
1t is one continuous scream from.
beginning to end.
The dramatic feature OF the bill
Is The Tides OF Retribution," !
three-act Biograph that tells one
OF the strangest stories ever
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dEIsWI31|
BY FREDDIE FILM.

M. J.-Thanks for your wishes
for a Merry Christmas. I wish
one also to every movie fan who
reads this column--and to every
one else. too.
Bertha-An actor who habitu-
ally plays the leading role Ia
called the star. Plays In which
the leading role is strongly mark
ed are called star plays. and i'm
portant roles are called star
roles.
G. $50 far as | know there
are no accurate figures available,
but 1t has been said that over
$500.000,000 Is invested in the
motion picture industry in Amer
lea, and that IL gives employment
to 100000 persons.
]. Il. Prank McQuarrie was
Craig in THE Black Box" The
Cunard girls really are sisters.
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RIOT AT JUAREZ;
AMERICANS LEAVE

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec "a. -
All Americans were ordered out
of Juarez last night and all Amer
leans on the American side were
refused permission to cross the
river. Telephone messages said
the trouble existing in Juarez was
over the failure of the troops
to receive their pay. Rioting was
reported.
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BIG SUIT AGAINST
film TRUST BEGUN

NEW York; Dec. 24.-Declar-
ing that ten leading film manu-
faeturers have formed q combina-
ton in restraint of competition,
and has practically forced the
Imperial Film exchange out of
business, that concern filed suit
Yesterday afternoon under the
Sherman antitrust law for $780,
600 damages.
The defendants are General
Film company, vitagraph, Pathe
Freres, Kalem, Edison, Essanay,
Lubin, Selig, Klein, and Motion
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How "Chimmie Fadden" made
the president of a railroad and
his scheming advertising agent
return nearly million dollars to
the people whom they had swim
died is one of the interesting eli
makes of "Chimmie Fadden Out
West" showing at the Colonial
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Picture Patents company.
The complaint alleges that nine
companies combined as the Gem
eral Film company In 1910, and
that suit for involuntary bank
ruptcy against the Imperial ex-
change was begun. The Imperial
proved itself solvent, but as 4 re-
suit of the proceedings. its rev
enues dwindled from $4,000 per
year to $3.50 a week.
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Mae Murray has gone away
from New York to be absent for
a long, long time. The famous
beauty, and until recently star of
"Ziegfeld's Follies of 1916" has
been engaged to appear exclu-
sively for term of three years
in productions of the Jesse l..
Lasky Feature Play company on
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rprDEMIC CTOsEs SCHOOLS

CASHMERE, Dec. 24.--The
schools closed Tuesday afternoon
on account OF 30 many pupils be-
ing absent with the grippe. Near
ly all the teachers made immedi-
ate preparations TO go to their
homes to spend the holidays.
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the Paramount program. Her
contract release from Mr.. Zieg-
field was purchased for a large
sum this week by Samuel Gold
fish, executive head of the Lasky
Company, and Miss Murray al
ready is on her way to Hollywood.
Cal, to report to Cecil b. DeMille.
director general of the Lasky stu
dos.
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QUESTIONS THEY WRITE TO
CYNTHIA GREY--HER ANSWERS
Her Mail Runs the Gamut Of HUI
man Emotions; Love, Pathos,
Happiness, Tragedy and Tears.

work outside when they going
enforced deness of the husband
two especially.
The big of labor this state receive
from $175 to So day. difficult two
impossible for to live all this pittance weeks
unemployment for the husband starvation,
out to work. If she it,
Mrs NJ b. is right when she said 1--WE must begin at the
of the stream, but the who work
to make both meet
effects The society ITSELF which allows such condi
lions to exist society which millions
unemployed who willing work sesupporting,
sadly needs remodeling. Respectfully NC.
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theater for the remainder OF this
week. How he lost one gold mine
and won another in the shape of
the girl he loved is the other in
teresting climax.
This is the first of series Of
Chimmie Fadden pictures that
are going to be produced by the
Jesse K. Lasky company.
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The annual election of Ivy
chapter 1853, r. N. A., took place
last Friday, with the following
women elected to office: Eliza
beth Wallace, oracle; Maggie
Conrad, vice-oracle: Ella Braga.
chancellor; Alpha Campbell, re-
corder; Hannah Baker. receiver;
Louis Corey, marshal; Jennie
Neitzel. inner sentinel; Ada Com
stock, outer sentinel; Luella Dunn
mermuth. manager; Jessie Atchi-
son, musician.