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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

y1us lit nidt mebr ei1t &41npfen bon
9eationen,
n0aS lit Elm &alnpf bon 81 DIT nn6
Na6t-
rs M 0icnlt ocs 81 ehts befrie.
gen mir Scmtoren
Die Niebertra1t.
u@ir tper0en nie Dem l1nredt urs CT.
gebeit,
S8is LII ler lebter Mann nift fGtlIt -
) Nir talld)en cher freuoig nnier Sc
ben
Sir belI're @elt!'". -
limo mir, Die mir Dem gleid)en5 tantm
entiproiieL
8ir fiiblcl audi ben Nlilsidlag oieles
9lllts
8ir barren alls, gleib ibnen unber-
6roIien
@etroitem Mlltbs
lll1o ebe lie Sic oeltide art peroer. :
bens
Sflapen mir oem liigner'iden
@eidledt,
pa iper6en mir and) fd1npfen - met.
Den iterben
S IRIS beilige &ebt.
Ser mann 8ran6au.
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3,tmoi@au.
(5ortiesung BON geite 81

MffaoiillIar bis gililtria lit es 90 ST.
Ipnleter. Gl1trafan 11no Siltltria lie
gel, OUT ser gIeihen @obe.
3. Ser @orrtarlh Ser oitliden &o=
Tonne batte oils nadJtes 3iel Die Sc
flung Iobritld). Iie staot 3obritld)
lit bon Sen @ltlgarell bereits geuom-
men, ltadoent bltlgariide &apallerie
mcbrere rl1nlallilde @ataiqone SER
iprengt batte. SSl1 bieIem Naltm ba=
ben al1d) Sic eriten 3ulammenitoBe
amiiden blllgariiden nno rlliliihen
Grnppen ltattgefunOet. Sic GlIlen
1liilien ibren Ginn1arlh in bic Cob
ru0ida bon Moroen fer bereits Dor
Der &riegscrflarung Gllnariells an
=ll1tgarn ont 26. Mllgl1lt
%bcgpnl1eu babelt, Tie fonrlten lpnlt
beute nod nidt % melt porgebrlmscn
feilt. Mlin alld aege1t @l1lgarien mar
Ger lleberfall als l1eberraidatlrg &C.
plant gelpeien.
Ser @ornrarid Ser ipeitlide1n nno
Der mittlerel1 aolol1lle in Gllnlanien
binein rid)tet iid) gegen oas @er5 bes
2anoes, gegel 9llfareit uro siliit-
rio. @as Die oitlide aolonne onbe-
trifft, 10 lit malt nod altf 8ermlttblln=
gen betreffs bes l1ad)lten 3ieles o1ge=
lpieien. Do lth oiele @orpartsbeme=
gltllg gleid)faas, oer1 beioelt anoeret
parallel, I'M bireft norblid1er 9idtltng
Der 9onall 51 poasieben miro ooer
oh ein ieitlider norooitlider s(b=
mnrIdl gegen Die gdmar5e Nicer
SafenfeItltng gpitltan5a, geplant lit,
bog laBt lid crit nod meiteren greig=
1~lillel1 allf bieiem redten 5liigel ser
0ormorldlirtie feltitellen.
9ieie 9ffenlipe eeaen Gl1manier
bsm silben ber lit gut unterpegs
Die Salptitabt Ielblt lit bercits be.
profit. @ufareit bilbet cine ser itarf
item 5eItllnaen ser @elt. aber alld
olele maftlge Sdopiltltg Des @ere
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

rals 9iralmont, oes beriibmten belgi-
id)en 6eltllngsbalters, miro Sen ldJme=
rem @elfiiten Ser gerbiinoeten ebetls
iopenig mioeriteben fonrlelt, mie es
2iittid), Mntlperpen uao Nan1lr, lpel-
DIE gleid)fals BON General 8iralmoltt
erballt moroen iil1b, imltaltbe getpeien
ii1rb. Scr beutige &ricg bot Die ltra-
tegiid)e 9eoeutlng ser Seltln9en be-
oeltteno berabgemillbert. Sic babett
mobl nod 8eOentllllg als Sammel=
pltrft ltno ols Stiisplrnft fir ei,1e
Sffeniipe. Cine gelagerl1ng fon1ten
tic nidt mebr a11sbalten, tpie Dos
5didlal bes pplniiden 6eltnngsgiir-
tells ge5eigt fat. Sic fonnet alio altd)
11idt mebr als 3uflldtsitatte fir eilt
5urildgeld1lagenes obcr altf bem &iif=
5l1g %befinolides Seer oienen. SIM
@egel1tbeil, Tie miiiIen gegcbenenfals,
tpie oies Dor gerolln 9eid)iebt, bon
enter 6elbarmee inn G%orgelanDe per-
tbeioigt merbel1.
auh Der Sail BON gufareIt miro
bem nel1en galfanfelo5l1g fem gnbe
bereiten. Mber idon bie 8ebro6ung
Der &altptitaot miro cine gang outs
geiprode1re @irfl1ng oltf Sic Opera
tionel1 altf Dem noroliden runmdni-
iden arieesidouplas ausiiben. Cine
oerartiae @irfltng lit bereits erfolgt.
@ie aus @ien (iiber 8erlin n11b
2onoon) eemeloet miro, lit Ser @or-
mari6 Der Ml1m1dnen in siebenbiir,
gen, nadbem lie oie NdIie Ser Grams,
1plpanild)el1 Ilpen iiberifritten, BE-
reits ei1geltellt moroen.
Som Norben nnb bonn Siioen fer
lperoen bie Hltn1anen erbriift 1per=
Ben. Sic meroen bon aQer1 Soften
Nriigel 6efonnme1t.
Die bic sa,rse lektc @odJc tobenbe
Sdlad)t aa Ser spmme. - Die Nl-
liirten Gabem einigc @clGnocgeiuinne
SIT perseidpaen, ueld)e abcr at Sen
riei iscn Meaid'enppfcrn, bic lie fit
olcle gebradDt baben, in cinem gerabe=
at Sd)ancr erresenbcn MifperGalt-
nth itc9en. ~ @on chem Glrd)6re=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
Jar's beilise @edjt.

Ser elite llnb apobl audi ser 5ipolfte
Die elite ll0. bie 5ipoIfte Millipn,
Die iib Dem argen g%iinoniiie pereint
S ur Sn6aslobn II.
Sic ipdbter aus oes Nadbor1 ldppa.
81. DE 5tunbc,
Bon 9iebesYeliilten lalgit e%rfiillt,
limo itiir5ten ii6 luie cine Weute
6nn0e
Mlf's G0elmil6.
Mun flieBt Dos 8llt in 5tr0men beib
uno sid
Sir 9abgier, 2iige u1to gerratb
Sic 1pollen sgriiroen ibrer D0lfer
@liid
Muf Jrepeltbat.
s3um &aubtbier ibei1tt iebt 9oIf nm
Volf 5i tperoen.
geid)ts 1T mebr 1eilig, apabr lttl1 gut
8erfauM ideint Die @erridaft bier
anf Green
Ser 5atansbrut. -
Gin 3uden gebt ourd Der Ieltone1
/ 2ano -
Gin rNfui" idreit Iallt BUM Simtnel
anf,
l1no felter faBt oie 8ruoerbnn6
9es Shmertes a1taltf.
FDie Duloer5iiae pobl nod etlpas
haIier,
|Spridt iiegstrob bod Der Mlgen &el-
oenidein:
uSe tenfliider Ole Jeinoe, Inn 10 bel
let -
st e I ieg I alIein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10

Ben u9an6e" sic 2i1ien bes Gene
rails Nerlbing beoroben, bod lit oieic
|Nafridt tpobl .cllm gralto ialis"
aufallneGmen. Die nSs,rternatiprale
Gummiiiion" lit Nem 2onoon, Cont.
lit iiiber oie eriten Jormalitaten nod
nidt bi,lallsgefommen. W1an mllb
cben. abtpartcu, tuelden ,8rei" Sic
leds &ode auianlmentoben tperoen.
Dos Spridpport iogt 5apar .giele
&ode peroerben Ben 8rei", ober -
uaeine &egel obne Mllsnabme"
Mllo - M6aparten!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-10
gsirb sloan's Ointment sdmer3s,,
IiMbcrn2

geriuat es liro febt - cine Gppli>
fation ipirb mebr beipeiien, aIs cine
.sar5e spalte geballptuneen. Sames
g. Sersuion, Ebil., go, idreibt: sd
babe ipunoerbare grleidterllng gebabt.
lett id an meinen anieen @loan's 81
nime,tt gebra1dt babe. Mir gu benz
ten, BOB mad alien oieien @dmeraens<
iabren cine Mntpenbute mir grlcidtez
rlns fdaffte. gielen 9anf. fir mas
Sbr Seilmittel fir mid eetban bat"
Sabrt nidt fort gu ,Ieiben. tpenbtet
sloan's Ointment an, tpc sic gdmers
gen bobcn nt,b bemerft ipie raid sic
grleidterung finben. &auft eg in irs
eenb elmer Mpotbefe. 25 Gents. (Mn3)
- Sic Muitern redbnet man 3l1 ben
Tbieren, bic mar, mir oann ibt, tpenn
tt1nt, 80 hot M
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FE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

,ralto. also or the metropolitan opera.
Richmond feels that II discovered"
Miss Iirasiau. and. indeed. she mad.
audience when sh. first sang here dur
inl; the festival of 1914
After her urSt appearance. here, this
new Spi,pcr SAID:
'rh" surpris" OF Tia, evening was
supplied by sophie l;gasIau, a singer
unknown 10 i;ichm"nd. even by rcpu-
tation. Practically unhert.dcd. en-
gagged ~ the last moment. sno appeared
without airs or ARTIFICIAL rraces and
10y the sheer beauty of her exquisite
singing. became sort Of "ontralto
,;luck to Richmond IN one too brief
evening: With - voice purcst
comtral,o in quality. she runs down
with the prnfundity OF Homer and
entirely without the conspicuous
breathing that married that urea, con-
tral'os work last season, and vet as
ccuds the scale with conSuln,nute eas.
and with remarkably even
pf her appearance" the next season.
this newspaper said: An OF us feel
that we discovered Sophie Rraslau. SO
The fact that she shone brilliantly last
night. even though on the program
with the famous HempeI and the mag
niiic.nt Amato was matter in which
every one in the audience took a sort
OF personal pride She had
grown from "a charming girl with "A
luscious voice into matured singer.
still. Eratefuliv still with the same
luscious voice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
HoWI:'S WEItUME i'i'TtitI.s
TO III. SHOWN THIS EE.k

III" litt'" Uor-"Ilr, NOW AMI ihci
winch IS r"lI.u"d not a,louc Icy the best
III men. but hy "v"ry BODY. and which
ALWAYS forms such a delightful d!vrr.
sion I'm iiow"s Travel Festival viii b,
a. much an evidence as ever uu th.
forthcoming enlightenment at the Acal.
-IuN uf Music ON "Wednesday and Thurs.
day and ThUrsdas matinee Without
d dOuhi, these ,l,N"r comedy couccp-
lions largely explain why iiow-'s pro.
auctions are educational without tn.
t"rrors implied 10y that grave adjec-
tive
Among the features OF ~" new pro
gram may he mentioned - pictorial "N
cursiun to TIA" Nrth OF Forth. scot
land 10 lfaucc. ltaiS. Holland. Ma
hcira. switzerland Glacier NNa,ionnl
Park mother j. an acroplanc rid.
uboV. the clouds. during which spec
tatorS experience tie unique sensation
moi only OF an aerial light hut also
~ pccrine through riffs i'm the clouds
"a viSlas or Sreat stretches Of terra
hrnia far below.
E.sid"s there viii lee some distinct
novelties which a. th. same time prove
The possibilities latent IN ciucInatog
raphN. y notable example OF this class
shows animals moving at a speed eight
times slower than normal. The re-
suit is weird and UnCanuy. yet Of alb
surbinE interest, because II shows de-
tails of these movements which the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
WARN BROTiiEnS' COMPANY
Tops LYRICS FIRST BILL


The big particular f.a,ur" Of the bill
Tor the frs, half Of the week AT tho
Lyric Is the Marx BROTHERS Company
presenting vaudeville comedy spec
'acic In two acts. entitled Home
Again" The principal comedy roles
are played by til" four Marx brothers
There are sixteen people III tn" com
pany. incl ing ia" vocaliStS. dancers
and speCiaity performers. The act is
said :" b." staged like q lirst-class
musical comedy production An abun-
dance Of music accompanies the action
~ the comedy The ulio Of Sp.cialtics
embraced In "f'oIn" Again IS as diver
sIhcd a. amy ordinary vaudeville hill
So numerous ar" the spccialties. tn"
performance or the musical comedy
consumes nearly an h"ur.
The oua,ntcs, ami most remarkable
act Of its kind ever sen here is
promised IN the exhibition Of Jack and
ki,tN D"maco, uoN"lir comedy aerial
ISIS The frolics Of toe pair IN mid
air are said - be sensational Th"
Demacos nrc nrisjuals n, their peculiar
line Of "nteriaiUine The unconN"n-
'toi. Mil ais" b" ">"upiiti"d in tho
p.rfcrmanc. TO Ia given 10y Edwin
George who calls himS. lf "mouologis
sud almns, iuvEl"r' The funny wiz
ard .ivrF . rapid fire. hi -or-iniss "H-
hihiiion Of le1crd.nain. uecromancy
aud iUgrl.rN. and Iris misses ar" as
fantastic i;dwiu Gvurr. has been
long an established f"voIits as Il
comic wizard with vaudeNiil" audiences
on tho Keith nix time.
Among the feature. FOR III" latter
half OF the w""l5 will come liarry -
rvomrr and company. presenting tns
farce. Tho Awakening az Mr.. pipp.'
IN" piece - condensation OF the
thice-act comedy Of Tho sam" name IN
which Charl"v ,;rap"wiu ANA Anna
Chance wcr. seen her" several seasons
ng" The charucr-, of pipp - hiiari-
ou>ly d!v"rtinr. aud T"ower j. said 10
hay" scored even NOR" heavily i'm I,
"f Mr rpy wil hr presented with
Special scenery lighting effects and
properties
Harry Fisher aud youpau! viii open
tn" show with /" bicycle act. dIsp!ayiur
Their "Nn"rtu"ss ana agility as riders
and ,h"ir crpnc!'y TO amus" I.ockcti
ANA Wnliron VIII Offer Il singing. dane.
"tt aud lnck Naldyou aye graduates
from m: musical comedy stage and
both have excellent voices Frances
Dooley and C"rrnne Sales haze happy
in"iang" ~ nonsense and song. billed
~ That's SIN"
IN cxira"rdinary feature a. the hill
Viii he orvill. Stamm, IN. BOY iicr-
cuIcs Stauu J. suuug fellow Of
prodigious muscular strength He
iitiS great weights WIN no appar.u;
"ror, TN" Ii"> I!-rculcs also siy"S i,-
structiouS bon phy~ica' -ultu,. 10 his
and women especially 49,. demonstrated
ana explained l,y S'aun ~ zach Of his
performances
The Lyrics ruoyic department Will
supply the usual ~urui"meuratv mo-
'i"u-picturc show 49, each OF Tie vuud"-
1lg f,sr ia .l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
COBtHN's MINSTREL. SHOW
HERE MONDAY AND ESU\3

Columns MinstrclS, an organization
NJ" 30 Eirhmond. vii! appear ~ the
Academy az Music tomorrow ano
Tuesday, with Tuesday matinee. While
these h!Hckiace trouhadours are moi
familiar 10 Richnou.'s followers OF
m!isircisy. they are better known far.
thcr. south, as is evident 10y The fol.
lowing from the Wilmington Morning
star;
That j. y. Coburn's Greater Min.
sUels have lost none OF their ability
10 produce Il show chock fun OF tune
iul melodies and clever jokes VAS
proved last night 10 the entire Satisfac-
ton OF one of the biggest audiences
mat mas gathered at the Academy OF
Music III several months, when a most
capable company Of comedians aero
bats ana singers, among the last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
WEDNESDAY, CLUB PLANS
INCLUDE MANY STARS
TwentI-Third Annual Music Festival
Will Draw Foremost Artists
Hero.
rAsQrALE AMATo is COMING
Greatest Of BaritoneS Will Return.
Sophie Braslau Will Also BE Mel
coined. aS She Was "DiScOvered"
by Richmond.

For the twcuty-thir'l annual Music
Festival uf the Wednesday, Club To be
held on MAY :, . and IL, tn" directors
have engaged number OF the fore
most artists OF the Mctropoliiau Opera
Company. which - admittedly the
finest opera organization ia tn. world.
Among them i Giovanni Martinclli.
the famous Italian tenor, who proba-
hiy stands NEXT to tarus" in point
az popularity among the M-uup"lttau's
t"nnrs .Nu"th"r is pasquai, Amajo.
who has been heard IN Richmond II
number OF times, each Time incrcas-
iuG III. hold he already had on Eich-
mond people, Anato is easily the
greatest baritone singing to-day, and
iS NOW at the very height OF his
powers.
l.ucrezia li"ri. Anna Case and several
other distinguished artists viii lend
luster 10 = festival which is expected
TO prove the most arristic and mos,
enj"Nahl" ever arranged lay The Ned
ucsday club. IN. Tact thui the man
"Grn"nt has decided to give all The
concerts at night, instead Of having
one afternoon performance. Will Ger
tnin!y add greatly L. the general pleas
at" OF The public Many have here
fore been unable to attend a concert
during TN. day. and hence have he.n
compelled :" miss many OF tine formc,
festivals best features
NONE MORE WEitoME
THAN SOPHIE HRtSLiU
I:uI ding back 10 the artis,s-nu
on. OF them viii bc more heartily vel
coined than Sophie Eraslau. the con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Charley \.
me ucsln

OF solid business men aud Il similar
number OF delighted women listened
To one of the best minstrel pcrfor.
nan"es ever given IA ,his city. Ii
every Iai..h is worth q million as The
old saying go"s, then Wilmiusiou'~
crop OF multimillinuair.s = Increased
10y iust the number who occupied seats
at tho Academy last night.
ar. rrosser was Jus, as good ar
ever. aud his singing OF wild Irish
Rose. silver Threads Among tn.
Gold" were heartily appl;mded by Tho
audience, which showed Is apprecia-
giving TIA" singer the closes, atl"n.
Other features OF the show which, es-
I,ecIaliy pleased was Mathematical
Hisca l"ula tons Il Characteristic negro
skit III which both Donneily and ,iano
proved themselves master nrithn,eri.
claus. although their answers to tho
sa'ue problem differ widely, IN, are
nevertheless correct.
For those who like acrobaiic stunts
the three r-,tits had "a lot "f new
ones, that did not fail L" wis tn.
h.artiest npplatis. 81 the eu,ii.nce
Tn. Cat, Brothcrs gave many pleas
in- selections ON their >aNuph"u"s
Tn" first part Of the evenings program
* full OF jokes artly told and songs
we'll sung. too numerous for Individual
mention.
one OF the most pleasing features
rf the varied Entertainment offered ,yn4
a lnirih- provoking plaHlct entitled
The Lost River III Jungle Land iu
which the stellar comedians. Tommy
ironn"NN and Charley Gnno, appear as
Teddy Bear R"nzch"lt ANA Hon. Kill
lem Hy-!.yiu, who Kid" each OTTER
about their political mis-
fortunes
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NONE MORE WELCOME
THAN SOPHIE. HIi tSItC

i;ut going back !" the artis,s-nu
on. OF them vii, he more heartily wei
coined than Sophie Eraslau the con
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Preparing Ton Convention.

INI'''ThI 70 N" TIW"~- 'ISUNf0N-
i:pANokE VA. April Tile
greatest convention In the history of
city and state" * the purpose OF the
Joint representatives OF the Drmncr.ttic
city tommittc" II roanoke ana the
local 'halnhc, ot Commerce \ meet
ing -. III" representatives has been
called for April Il, ~ which time plans
wil! bc made for taking care of the
delegates 10 The state Convention on
Hun" = !. * cXpe, ted that 80" del
ecatcS viii attend
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KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

FORSYTH GA. Aprtl 81 r..
W"rsham father OF = lie" Worsha IA.
state entomo,oGist. was Instant,
killed. and r Guest. candidate Tor
Surveyor in Tho county primn rics being
h"id her" to-day. was fatally injured
when an automobile in which they were
r'dinc was struck by "a Central OF
Georgia train her. to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
JAMES MORAN SURRENOERs

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Aprl s.
James Moran surrendered TO Cnited
states marshal ia sam Diego last uighr
aud confessed according 70 T. a.
Morse, postal inspector here to-day TO
aiding in the lih"rty street r.rrv
p"stnl robbery TWO months ago In New
York. when nearly sl,"no. c0n IN secur.
Ties We're stolen.
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PLAYS AND ACTS AT THE TEEATERs THIS WEEK
Weekly Calendar
ACADEMY or Mtsic.

Monday nnd Tuesday. with Tuesday
mntinrc-COburn's Ninstrrls.
wednesday, nnd Thursday. with
Thursdny mnfincc-iIowc's Travel Fcs-
tlSai.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

named being tn" genial l:ccs V proe-
ser, who has delighted thousands OF
must" lovers tn every section Of th,.
country win his tin- singing OF songs.
10th new and old
For two hours and a half hundreds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
I.NItIt TIiI:A.rI.:It.

MI the week. with daily mHtinrrs,
aud change Of bin on Ihurs,in y-POpu-
lRr vaudeville.