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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14
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liar bar poret me0 1875.
Gn Reforo G6iIaoelp6ia. Pa.,
IL. SlIi 4enninloalia Railroao
meooeler en- Rapport, at 5elifa.
bets 9aner / 1914 beiergeoe 1S0,.
100000 lsasiogerer, noeu At Der
in0trai ct eneitc 9s6sial0 iom 6el.
IL al llluffe
@regorD er iisl1e Ell nDIig a.
ilnttet 5olfetpaina oea itsrite 9D
t @regorp 6olntD, :. 2af Den
bar Oh SnobDaaere. 8ernpit fom.
ner 8aaaS meo 837, 9oneiteel meo
539, 5airiar meo 45i, Serricf meo
AS % 9urfe meo l2i. 9onntnet
ifal boloe lin lloitiaius Den %,
%. oq "a September.
,Sarmerne oe ipoliae Del al
5ripp County, 3. Cat, bar organi.
ieret ct SeIifab. iom ifaI bpgge
ilere 1elefonlinier noe paa 9anoet.
Zen enc al Dem ifal aaa ira Clear.
iielo til @inner og fonlner til at
iette flere 9unOre0e 5nrmere / oi.
refte Observation-Disclosures meo De to
gDer. gIeariieIo ligger fun nosIe
iaa Wail ira Rebraifogrpnien
0f. !. Brandt eraiton, q.
1nf., iful6e Ell Gag fere i'm 2ln.
tomobil til @ran0 Sorts ior at be-
sac i'm SuitriL iom Iaa et 6oipi-
tai ser, oa Moifincu oplteoe, Oh
5an fom til 5faoe. Ban 6leo mo
la1t iainme @prelie, iom bans
6niiru laa /. @}rs 9ranOt ifllloe
un0erfaite iil en- iarlia Operation,
oa ben6e5 Mano ifonotc iig til 0o.
iptaIet
en- uol0iom aoailiou Ban GitD,
0tif., 7. Suli 4aa Ell al Serbia.
aeifprinaerne Der gpen foaioereoe
Ell 9ranOiprsitc OF ct 0lidigan
Central PosiagertoB. 10 gran0s
mpno orpbtes paa Ste0et. % en-
treoie iaareoes iaa aloorIigt. at
9pgerne mener fife at futne re0oe
bans 2i0. Qofoinotuet isrteSprei
ten ioran iia 10 6oO o. iorloo Ger
paa Sfinnerne,
Soft beaaar SeIpmoro. 9fep
gorf, 7. 3uli. 6rauf SoIt, iom
5reOag 0{orgeu ior6oeoe oet mis-.
loffeoe 9lttentat pan ). = 0lor-
gan, begif @aar 9liten Selomor0
/ Gellen ueo at ipringe ueo ira
Ooerfanteu al 6elleoeren, meOens
9oateren uea6te RDggen til bam.
San iif Sierneifaaen fnllit % paa-
orog iig en- pjernebIeonin1, iom
meoisrte 0eocn siebliffelis
Better Sonion, alta., Sopa, iom
bar tient Den brittle 9lrme Del.
aien eiter at bane la0et iig bperoe
| Ottaipa, CANADA, bar man M
bort ira. San bar ifrepet til tine
,SorGlore 3anmarf, at ban bleo
iaaret ! ct Slng % bleo liggenoe
biplpeIes paa SIa9marfen / TO "a.
ee, oa ban en0eIig bleo illnoet al
9niferne og broat til ct 8oipital,
bpor ban blep Ipat. Zen un9e
Niano beiinoer ii1 nj | en- ,Sanae'
leir 3pifIano.
9luslmo interesierer leip Dorf,
8. Suli. Columbia llniperiitet neo.
oeler at Der paa @runo al Den
enropriife Strig bar upret en- iaa
itarf @iteripsriel eiter llnoerpisning
| 9tusiiif, at llntperiitetet agter at
oprctte ct Sonimerflirius 9fusiiif,
begpnoenoe 6. Sui. auriet oil inos
befatte Sprog, Siitorie og SanoeIs.
forbolo, Set iioitupunte meo iGrIia
Senblif paa SanoeIsiamfuem meo
limited States.
Pittsbureh, pa, s. slili. Com
Sslse al fIere geitilinger ira Den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14
9or0Ptl runot.

nLpRA LA4tpt*
Su6marinerne Ofarmora5auet.
Jtom, Il. 5uIt. De iranif-6rir1ife
llnoerpano5baaoe Otarnora-
6aoet er bleoet propionteret al SUD
61ggerne paa aoutaleos. Som 6el.
&c 0erai 6le0 5nobgg9erne oUer-
iIpttet til aonitantinopel % man.
ge al Dem 6leo b9ngt
2lnerIfanif Sfi6 opbragt al ~.
iferne. Berlin I. Suli. Zen amert-
fanife aoniularagent / Spinemiiu-
De inO6eretter, at Den petroleums-
laite0e omerifanife Camper n@la-
tlria", ira Rem gorf til ioenife
6apne, er blepet op6ragt al tpife
arigsifibe % inobragt til SWine.
miinOe. -
.s.1fg. -o,e.s. -e,-.s ss.'..-
9fuSlano nnoifploer. 2onoon, 6.
Suli. Zen rusirife Re9ering bar
ienot Den iuenife Regering en- llno.
ifploning, ioroi rusiiife &rigSifibe
ifeO ino paa ioenif &erritorinm I'M
Der Ssfampen oeO @otlano og Ger.
ue0 frenfe0e Sperrigs 9ieutraIitet,
ne0oeler ct 9ieutertele9ra6 ira 4e.
trogrn0.
oGmoen" ifal baDes. SDOneD, ge.
z. 70, 8. SuIi. 5oriparsoeparte.
me1tet bar gioet ct 9iergningsiel-
ifa6 aontraft paa 9iergning al Den
ueo Gocosserne iuntne bersmte tp-
ife arpoier oGmoen" Selifabet op-
lpier, at o@moen" oil funne pore
Der oeo Suletio. Zen nopnfunoi9e
arnoIer bil bliue uoitillet.
9lom. S. Sui. Ger er uoiteot ct
fongeligt 0efret, iom beiuIomG8.
tiger 9te9erin9en til at anoenOe
Gpang9 g9iorbolosregler ior at pge
@ro0uftionen al Ammunition %
ouoet arigsmateriel @ripnte 2ln.
muaitionsiabrifter ifal titles moer
militpr aontroI, iaainart 5or5ol.
Oene maatte frgoe BET.
5piferne ta8er > ioenife Sfibe
2oaoon, Z. sui. 5il Wiorning
Goits aorreiponoent / aeben5aun
bleo lem Ipenife Stibe beila9Iagt
al 1piferne giterieen iioite Sea-
oag % bragt mo til SpinelniinOe
Oet par 3anlperne o2ianroa, a
r@ernlano" oo 06enrif @icanOer@
iamt 5eilifibene pOroar" og sop
pet.
20 tpife @eueraler oeoe. 9erlin,
ooer 2onoon, Z Sui. 8eneralleit.
naat @eorg @iIoebranot er iuloet
oeo 5routen 3. Sui. 6iloe6ranot.
ser fonlmanoereOe en- SnianterioiUi-
lion, 5aooe uomprfet iig % bar
tiIfenOt 5ernforiet al banOe iorite
og anoen alasie. Gn anoen 0ioi.
iionsgeneral, @eneralleitnant Don
9e3el, er 800 Al SD1oom ban 6ao.
oe poaoraget iia arigen.
5otfereitaliranter ariltiania, %.
SUM. 6olfereitauront 9fr.t, bet uo-
mnrfe0e 6oreta9etoe, iom bIeo aob-
net for Del en- ll9es Sio iioen, fan
meo 3ilfre0s6e0 ie tilbage paa lit
forte 8irfe 9ieitauranten bar upret
6eiegt al op til 1i-t200 BerIoner
ON Oogen. Get er natllrligois lGr.
Zig Mtl0OagStiOen, SSnorDffet er
Itort, men eIlers er oct igunt 9ei6g
belle 0agen. 2eroae, Spnoag og en-
anoen laeoae er Der Mltiif = Bio.
lin og Giano.
2ia3' 2ig ifal biemienoes. Raris,
Z. Suli Gen tiOligere ntericanife
GruiiOent @orfirio 0ia8' 9iipttelie
ianot Steo @aar Wiorees ct.
Sonore oGulau's STRIFE. 9ieprgien.
tanter for Den iranife 9iegering o1
9pen Enris par til Steoe Dierico
par reprpienteret peO sSrancisco De
la garra og ale irenltr9ocnoe
0ieolemmer al Sen herpprenoe
-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14
"A. 2larg.

eonlul0su0ierielen itoppet. con.
OoA 8. sui @rpiioeuten 9oaro
Of 1raoe me00elte 8aar, At 5er-
eiter oil BET pere ior6uot at noiSre
9onttl0 ira Storbritannien til De
ifanoinaniife 2anoe, meominore ser
gioes 9iaoOelie Oertil al aonliteen,
JON bar at 9ere ueO oanOelen I'm.
Der arigen. Sen 9onnlo, iom M
er unoerpej3 til De ifanOinaoiife,
ifal 6eildglG9geS, hpis oet er 5jen-
0en5 @jenOom euer er 6eitenlt for
6ienocn.
Ncrico Gitp ialot. Merico, Sin,
II. Suli. General @on5ales bar
inotaget 0}erico Sim. 3apatas
Eropper opgao ISoriparet % rom-
meoe 9pen 9grOag 6ormio0a9, og
ON Gfterluiooagen to9 Garran5a.
5ropperne 0en / 9eii0oelie -
General @on5aleS, ser Uii 6oloe
lit SnOtog 9pen 3ag, bar Of.
ientliggiort ct Opraa6, iom loper
Ell or0entIig 2lominiitration af
9pens 2lfiprer % alminoelig Am.
nett ior poIitiife o1 militpre MOO.
itanoere al Observation-Disclosures.
.'''''says'!f'.4.s. ..... is.f7{ !
Gn Gnglpnoer ON Stilinsen. =
9on0on, 30 SUM. Zines aorre-
iponOent, iom bar beisgt oet rus.
iiife Sooe0foarter, fortpller, at ben
rusiiife SGr 6oerfen er iIaaet eller
moofal0en paa @run0 al Sienoens
iSremgang De ii0ite ier ll9er. @ene.
raj Sponoii Der fommarloerer oen
ipolige 9lrne, piier ingen Segn paa
Mfo0lesbeo.
aorreiponoenten itotalte, at ~.
ifernes Snotagelie al 2en6er9 og
0ereS anoen 5renoan9 @ali3ien
life bar bragt 9lngri6erne nprmere
en- enoelig Seir. iii Iroos ior
oeres itore Cab, Der dnilaaes til
$4,000 3Uifere o9 mnliaens oct
ian1me 2(ntaI 2iterrigere, meoer Oe
oen ianlnle itano6aftige Arme ion
ior, ser er oiaig til at frnpe
g(areDis, bpis oct frpoe3. Spiferne
maa itaoig ioripnes meo rifle Crop.
per ior at boloe oeres 5tiain9er
I6i boiS Sc iierner noale al oeres
Iropper ior at ioriuare a10re Stil.
finger, piI bele Oen eiterri1ife 6or.
iparslinie bline al0eles g0eldgt
Get rusiiife SDn paa Sa9en er, at
9tusierne fan retirere % gda fren1
naor iom BELT uoen at brpoe iig
om 9a6et al gper, iaa lauae iom
Sc ItnOig ioaffer oeres SLENDER og
ltu0gaar Sen Stilitano Sfptter.
qraoene, iom MI eriiterer paa BEN
ocItlige 5ront % @oridal-6ron-
ten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

7ia3' 2ig ifol biemienoes. Raris,
Z. SnGi Zen tioligere mericanife
GruiiOent @oriirio 0ia5' 9iipttelie
ianot Steo I @aar Morges ct.
Sonore o@ulau'S airfe. 9iepr9ien.
tanter for Den iranife 9iegering o1
9pen Enris par til Steoe 0terico
par reprrienteret peo 1rancisco De
Ia 9arra og ale fremtrpocnoe
@eolemmer al Sen beruarenoe
mericanife aoloni operuureoe sci.
tioeligbeoen. 2iget bleu inbiat et
@rdpfanmer airfen for ienerc at
bliue ienot til Merico.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

5piferne ta9er ) ioenife Sfibe.
2oaoon Z. sui. 5iI. Dtornin9
Goit5 aorreiponoent / aeben5aon
blep lem Ioenife 5tibe beila9Iu9t
al 1piferne I giterieen iioite Sen-
oag % bragt mo til SnineniinOe.
Oet par 8an1perne oSignroa,
,,8ernlano" og y6enrif g9icanOer@
iant 5eiGfibene ,Oroor" % oSop.
pet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

9om. S. Sui. Ger er ltoiteot ct
fongeligt 3efret, iom befulomG8.
tiger &e8erin8en til at anoenOe
GDangs sior6olosre9ler ior at e9e
@roouftionen al Ammunition %
ouoet arigsmateriel @riuate 9ln.
mlaitionsiabriffer ifal titles lmoer
militGr aontrol, iaainart 5or5ol.
Oene maatte frgoe BET.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

9iuSlano nnoifploer. 2onoon, 6.
Sui. Zen rnsitife aegering bar
ienot oen ipenife Hegering en- llno.
itplonin9, iorOi rusiiife &rig8ifi6e
ife0 in0 paa iuenif 3erritorillm I'M
Der Sefampen oeO @otlano og ser.
ueo frenfeoe Sperrigs Neutralitet,
neooeler ct 9ieutertele9rab ira 9e.
trogrnO.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

ogmoen" ifal baoes. SpOnep, 9e.
z. 70, 8. SuIi. 5oriuarsOeparte.
mentet bar gipet ct 9iergningsiel-
ifa6 aontratt paa 9iergning al Den
ueo Gocosserne iuntne bersmte tp-
ife arpoier ,Gmoen" Selifabet op-
lpier, at g@noen" oil funne pore
Der oeo Ssuleti0 Zen nopnfunOi9e
arnoier bil bliue uoltillet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

pittsburgh, pa, s, ssnli. som
fsslse al iIere geitilIinser fra oen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

AmerItanit StIb 0pbragt al u.
iferne Berlin, I. SuIi. Zen ameri-
fanife aoniularngent ! Srpinemiia-
De inO6eretter, at oen petroleums-
laite0e omerifanife Camper n8la-
turia", ira 9}ep 9orf til ioenife
6apne, er bleoet op6ragt al tpife
arigsifibe og in0bragt til Spine.
miinoe. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-07-14

ssortfettes paa fioite SIDE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16

"The finest girl Of all the girls have tried
contract with tB Ruth Soper She will be life
lives II selects
legally married to Ruth because she is the mother
child it Is seid that have treated
Well conventonaly speaking perhaps have
stands What the of trying to explain
like to people in a Minnesota village?
Ruth had to insist the conventions If had not
her difficult position there word would have said
Kenosha to go back with
relatives OWaonna. She
educated in the schools We attended che
much OF thought Oh, yes,
Ruth knows.
glad Ruth who has the. baby very
intellect insight practical
instinct beauty, grace. kndliness
backed OF sight practical
keeper.
81 that is the woman of with
whom spend the my all
things about her because have tried
for the trial marriages. which
ance OF conventions probably would be living unhappy.
though legal life Ethel Sturgeon
the weighed and found wanting avoided
perfect happiness look forward the husband OF
Ruth Soper
Il would go through it all again to find mate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-16
ea es White SLAYER and Who Says His Conduct Is
lie lis Ahead of His Time

IL White SLAYER, and Who Says His Conduct Is
le lis Ahead of His Time
housekeepers
that positively That girl will
buttons ON her clothes, let alone man's
The other day wanted O button ves. Do
Doris Vauhn could would on? Not life!
had to ask Madge her sister, that button
destinations smiles like
irresponsible womanly that vanity Oh,
fond OF Doris them
sighed, deeply.
his His hands clssped between his and
down his brows
But then. he went 81 knew couldn't last The principal
that their
II loves she'll she believes
. in just what believe, but she doesn't.
pretended to believe in
ton ministry !abong humanity
iibe
public As matter OF fact. there
n has been anything really anagonsc between them
Now pretended believe in sincerity, but she
did Sine actually thought convinced This
really bad man. but he's my own bad
by him.
THAT you woman's point OF view Right
: long she get with it con-
yentona old Mother Grundy rustes noisy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
FAREWELL DINNER
To VAN DENSE
NOTEWORTHY
Business Men Attest Esteem in
Which Departing Manager
Of Light Company Is Held
Successor Welcomed.

Farewell to A. T.. Van Delnse and
welcome 10 W. a. southarI who takes
his place as manager OF the Aibu-
qnerquc Gas Electric Light and
Power company. were express. Nv
The b~uaineas community OF Albuqner-
qne last r.fht al . dinner n the Taft
room at the Alvarpdo hotel. More
than forty men attended, and
Il attestcd the high esteem in which
Mr. Van peiasc has been held by his
fellow business men.
Col y. X. y. CELERY was toastmas-
Ter. Speeches were made. ali In
happy vein FOR the most part. by
IudEe r. a. Maan. Judge George Il.
crale. John Beaver. c. o. Cushman.
Arthur PruRer. Alfred Grunsfeid,
George a. Kascman. senator Isaac
hnrth. Or. David Ross Boyd, W. H..
Walton, Thomas Danahy. Reuben
Perry, =. -. Schwcntker. A. c. Ring
land, q. $. Roslington, Frank Ne
kee. Max Nordhaus, ana Mr.. Van
Deinse n his successor.
A. ~. McMillen was down for an
address on shall the speed ordinance
cd TegisedY' out he was not 10 be
found when Il came time 40 call on
him. George Roslington. Who was
hned for speeding on tho same dag
a. Mr.. McMiilen, responded 10 the
toast.
A. the close Or the dinner the pres
ident OF tho Commercial club. g.. o..
Cushman, laid before the business
men a proposition for the practical
observance ~ Arbor day. Farmers
nave agreed 10 bring in trees and tne
plan II for the business men to turn
10. as they did on Good Roads day
and work. They are asked 10 plant
tho trees along North Fourth street,
with a view 10 creating "a shaded
drive. The idea met with great favor.
Those present at the dinner were
y. A. Stortg, Juagt r.. A. Mann. Post
master Il. Charles Roehl, Judge
georae n. Craig. John Beaver, County
Treasurer Nike Mandell. J. A. iiubhs.
Mayor b. "a. Boatright, u. A. Mae
pherFon. ~. W. Nournoy A. 4. Me-
Milien. G. o.. guahman. George a.
Kascman. Ivan Grunsfeid, AIRED
Grunsfeld, David R~oaenwaid. Roy Nc
Donald. George o. valiant. George
Rosiiagton, n Nash. Arthur prae-
ger, Frank Mckee. r. y. Mccannn,
Wallace Hcsaelden. Charles Mclini,
Max Nordhaus, Summers Burkhari,
Barth, n. p. woy, DR.. David n.
Boyd. W. u. Walton. DR.. &. "A. Con
ner. Thomas Al. Danahy, 4. W. Fee.
r.. l.. Groae, Reuben Perry. Col ID. X.
sellers. j. -. Reynolds, q. N.
r. -. ~schwentker, Guy l..
Rogers, Erncsf Landuih. A. G. Ring
Iano. H. n. LAthgow, Ben Jana, Arno
Tom A. EEan. Ross Merritt,
wnmoi Roott, N. L. stern and George
G. n. Nichols. an oficiai Of the Fed
sral Lifht and rraciion company was
Iike Mr.. Van Deiuse and Mr. South
ard. a guest Of tbs b~anquetefs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
MOTORCYCLE CLUB
HEARS TALK ON
SPEED LIMIT
City Attorney Wilkerson Dis
eusses Matter Of Importance
to Wheel Motor Wag-
ons; Club COlors Adopted.

Considerable business was Transact
ed at the REGULAR meeting II the Al
buquerque Motorcycle club last night
in the whiting bnllding. An lnstruc-
tive talk was aiven hy city Attorney
Thomas y. Wilkerson on the speed
rceulntions and ordinances regarding
gasoline vehicles
The Motorcycle club accepted the
proposal 10 escort the Flying
Squadron from the Combs hotel TO
the woman's club Tuesday afternoon.
All members were urged 10 turn out
and escort the lecturers.
Tho club coiora were chosen 10 be
blue and white. and pcnuanta are 10
he made with the white letters A. NJ.
q. on q blue BACKGROUND.
a large picture IL 10 be made next
Sunday and all motorcycle riders.
whether members OF the club or not.
are urged 10 meet In front OF PurselIs
studio AZ 1 o'clork sharp. After that
the -in will be made to Esleta. where
an Indian ceremony IL to be held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
&. n. CONNER VI ID. ID. q.
Ostcopathic Specialist.
Treat all Curahlc Diseases.
Onicc: Stern bldg; Tel. g55-325.


Harris here 'ast night. leaving with
her for the coast.
Albuquerque Camp No. /. Wood
men % the World. will meet In regu-
lar session tonight at 3 o'clock in
Woodmcn's hall. The uniform rank
Is requested 10 attend In full uniform.
Visiting Woodmen welcome.
city Clerk Thomas Hughes is send
INK out some goo notices OF due oc-
cupatiOn taxes. a copy of the occu-
patton tax law as amended by the last
legislature is being included with the
notices.
Major Harry r, whiting. former
United states commissioner and a
pioneer citizen, has returned home
from the nGInul soldiers home at
snwteile, Cal. where he has been for
several months,
\ :. woolsey, IT,. has returned
from his vacation. stay In California,
accompanied by his father. Prof. r.
s. Woolsey. Professor Woolscy VIII
he the guest of his son Tor several
days. Mrs. Woolsey viii entertain In
honor OF her father-ia-lnw AT Inc
Country club tonight.
Donald W. Young, OF Las Cruces. il
Ia the city to attend the Yale dinner
az the Alvarado hotel tomorrow night.
lie Is the guest Of Laurence y. lee.
He and Mr.. Lee were classmates nj
New Haven. Mr.. Young says there
are ABOUT six Yale men in Las Cruces
Who will Join the association.
w. q, HoObor OF the Santa re sig
nal department west OF Albuquerque
IL az the coast lines hospital here suf-
with a spruined ankle. which
he received in jumping from a motor
car AZ suwanee, n. NJ, yesterday
morning. The car ran through an
open switch and Mr.. Hoober Jumped,
expecting a wreck.
Mrs. n l.. Grice OF Topeka, Kan.
will arrive here tonlght Tor a visit 10
her sister. Mrs. Arehle Toothaker.
Accompanying Mrs. Grice viii be Miss
White OF Topeka. Tomorrow
afternoon Miss White viii be married
10 Mrs. Grice'S son, Mr.. Myron Gricc,
who Is with the Santa Pc railroad AT
Winslow. The wedding viii take
at the Tooihaker home and will
be- performed by REV. Archie Tooth
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-26
CLAUDE ALBRIGHT
CHARMS BIC
AUDIENCE
Splendid Voice at Its Best in
Delightful Program Given
in High School Auditorium
Last Night.

Miss Claude Albright literally
charmed and held captive for two
hours last night An audience which
all but niled the high school auditor
ium; prenenting a program which IN
hs comprehensive range and splendid
execution, has not been exceiled oy
any OF the great singers who at in-
frequent intervals have appeared In
Albuquerque. Miss Albrlght's voice
has grown In volume and richness and
beauty Of tone since her last appear
ance here. and her technique and IN
troll show perceptible advancement.
The gifted Albuquerque woman has
reached what seems to be the fun de-
velopment Of a marvellous voice. and
an audience which might have beer
critical yielded Immediately to IT,
beauty and to the singers charming
presence. leaving the concert without
any doubt that Miss Albrlght Il now
fully entitled 10 take her place In the
ranks Of the few great women sing
ers America has produced. IN her
schubert number, Der wanderer."
Miss Albright was superb. and in the
popular music. particularly "a Per-
feet Day. and " Mighty Like a Rose"
which she sang as an encore. the
singer demonstrated that she has add
ed sympathy and vibrant feeling 20 a
voice In which heretofore great brill
iancy and power have been ouistand-
Ing features. From beginning 10 end
Il was a program at once artistic and
sympathetic and quite free from that
atmosphere OF vocal exhibition 50
frequently found IN the concert pro-
grams Of great singers.
Miss Albright's support was ex-
celient. Mr. Stanley Seder Il a per-
feet accompanied and Is showing
marked Improvement In his solo work.
n his Interpretation OF the Schurtt
waltz. "A Ia bien aimee was sutii-
ciently indivldualistic 60 be termed
bizarre. the technique still was bril-
liant and hts second number, the
Liszt Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 2.
was a distinct achievement. A COM
ment heard several times last nieht
included the prediction'tha whe Mr..
seder begins to unbend both his phys
zeal and his emotional back a trinc. he
will be well on the way TO a career as
q pianist.
A notable feature OF the program
was Miss Albright'a singing Of Mr..
Seder's romantic composition Lutte
Strings and ROse.' The song itself
10 charming. with character and
city In Il and under Miss Albrlghts
sympathetic Interpretation Il thor
oughy deserved the enthusiastic en-
core II received. The program last
nigHt proved clearly fiat Albuqner-
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