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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-12
Supplies Gratefully Received.

Reports are being received almost
daily by the Red Cross here indicating
that shipments of hospital supplies to
relief societies in the territory Of the
allied powers particularly are being
gratefully received.
The head of the Hospital Militaire
Annexe, at Pau, France, in acknowl-
edging receipt of recent shipment,
writes: THE length of the war is add
ing to our need each day, and so we
are more than ever grateful for the
kind friends that in far-off America do
not forget it and help US so gener-
ously."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-12
Denies ANY Interest.

There was thus in your statement
scarcely yelled implication that the I'M
fortunate situation in Youngstown IN
some manner grew out of transactions
in which the interests of my father
were involved. desire to assue you
in the most unequivocal manner that
neither my father nor I have any in
terest whatever in the Youngstown
sheet and Tube Company or in any
marger to which that company may
become a party. also that we have no
participation in or knowledge of any
negotiations or transactions looking
toward a merger of any kind with the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company-in
fact, every implication in your state
ment. in so far |as 1t concerns my
father, myself or any company in which
we are Interested, or any transactions
or negotiations Of which we have
knowledge, is wholly without founda-
ton. I am sure that knowing the
above you will be glad to correct in
these respects the statement made yes
John D. ROCKEFELLER, Jr."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-12
APPEAL FOR THOSE IN NEED.


entirely
C.
s
EDISON. WILLIAM FATHER.
Finance
e.
HOWARD s RESIDE.
N.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-12
LIEUT.. GEN. SIR PERCY HENRY
NOEL LAKE,

who has just succeeded Gen. Sir John
Nixon rs commander of the British
forces ut MesOpOtamia. has had . brill
liant career in India and Eeypt. He
received . medal in the Afghan war
of 1S7S-78, and also In the Wolseley
Nile expedition of 1855. Later he went
to reOrganixe the canadian militia.
He left Canada in 1911 to assume
command of . division In India. but
vince 1919 he has been chief Of the
general star In India.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

g}a6oem mir oen riiiiilden Sur.
ban, oen Siroler SSil5but uno ocn
EommD gltfins-Sut batten, lit es mn
redt uuo biaig, Dab nun mlb Wlerito
cine @bance eingerdumt plirOe. 2Ln.
geii6ts Der Ebatiacbe, ooB eS punoet'
6iibi6e, merifohii4e Strc6seflecbte
gibt, lit oieie 8epoeu5 IN Der 8us-
maderei oub 6urdais eere6tfertigt.
0ie mGhtigen Sombrero.&iite mt
auigeroQtem ODER berlnlt5rgeihlaGc.
uen 9Rano iiuO fir mande @eiidtcr
iibcrols fleioiom. Sic iino einfab
nit cinem ngonooua~ in leu1tenotn
8orben mlsgeItattet. 9(uoerc bon Wla-
troienform 1a6en mittelbreiten 9fano
un0 riln0c 4rone. Sin itngeDobnli-
DIES Grpmplor oieier9(rt lit bier redt5
ouf inherent lebten 9iloc wieoerge6c'
ben. Der &rdnipe oeSiel6en lit eilI
9iono ron Grodet. Spibe in grilner
ggoQc ongeiebt, sic ein5ig2 @arnitlr
6eiiel6en lit cine @lune nit 8ldttern
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

cine Der neueiten Shopfungen Ser
Saiion. Ser 6reitronoigc @ut, nit
8lumenibuud, Bat cine liniere9iono-
betleioung BON Dem ladsiar6ieen
Suia6
glls sSroi W1ooe beitinnnte, oa5
uniere 5rauen iid5 i'm Souuuer init
'eel5 icbniiden ioaten, ipitroe Dies 3lI.
crit fir unnoglid erohte.. Die @r.
iabriing aber bat gelebrt, oaB fir 0ie.
Ie fapricioie Dame nidts pnmoglid'
lit, oenn man brnudt mlr 1in iib 81
6liden, Inn 0en 9eipeis oafiir 5u bn-
ben, 6aB oieRel3mooe in oieiem Com
mer einc ME geabnte @erbreihng &C.
fitnoen Dot. Qlls 8ud)sfea N @eiB,
Soupe, 4oint uno 8lou getragen
muroe, pnr0en Ole 5rouen fir bsi-
nabe iu5urebmungsfd6ig betradit,
in oicier Soiion ober erideuen iie in
elmer @el3.Stoln, Die bis oui Die SSub-
fnodeI 6inobreidt. Go urbesreiili6
oies audi eri1emcn mag, 70 lit cs
ni6ts Oeiiomcniger Tbotiode, ilno -
fann mih nidt beitritten ucroen, OaB
oieie 82l3itiide mirfli1 ie6r die liilf
92atiirlicb nuiB oos 9an3e 0oltiim in
9c3ug ailfGlegon5 Oonit in ginflana
iteben. Cine m0hti9 oroBe Beli'
Stola oie acleeentIid Der @ieroered.
uen lebte @ode mif Oeu Sdultern ei.
ner prominenten @eieli6aitsOnnra
aeie6cn puroe, lit IN unierer 5mei.en
Sauitration mieoergegeben geatiIr-
lib for0erte oieie onideineno in5eit
qemdBe @cfleiolnq 81 9ommentarcr
6erals, fano ober nibtsoeitopeni9'
alQemeine @epin0erung. Ole Stola
miroe su eiuem gsofniittagsfleio BON
peibem gltlas getragen oos nit brci'
ter Serfules6orte garnirt .Dor Gcs
aroBe, 6reitronoige Slt ans idaDar-
3ern gonlnt pirfte lpunberhiibid iiu
9crein nit Ser Stola.
Seoe Saiiou bietet in ser Sohiorl-
mer5eit irgeno cine beionScre, meilt
etipos lmaep06nlibe g&ooit1t, oic IN
Der 9legel rapi0e @erbreitlina finoet.
Syn oieIem Sabre 1T cs Die aus SanC'
6eutel, Sonmemdirm uno Sut bette
6enoe @arnihr. Gos @ort o@arnl'
tiir" oeiitet ibon oie enge 8uianmsa-
aeborigfeit Der 0rei an Die in Der 9e-
nauen llcbereinitiuumng oeS Wlater:-
al8 lrn0 arrangements gum gIusorllf
fommt.
yu onoern Saiions BiIoeten $ut,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Seute, po I'M gieib Der Wlooe ser
ssnoiDioualitdt Der Erdgefin Elm 10
aroBes 9leht eingerdumt Miro, lit cs
elmer 6rau anBeroroentlih leidt 9e.
moAt, ibre aleioer ielbit au8uierti-
gen. Io5u fouumt, oaB 0ie 2inien Der
beiltigeu D26oe iolte iino, mie iie
leid)t aid non Der Dilettaniin ausge-
iiibrt meroeu tonuen. Dil ooogue"
bon Salbcln, gliiiden @olonts, Gn.
traunmg, 9Sliiien ODER einiab Sdn.
men lit Der SeIbit<tleioermahcrsi
auBerorocntlih giinitig. Gin geirlr.
Der, gutter @eidmod in QcrbinOun8
NIT Qclbidten Singern fam oaber
hbnraiGenoe Griolgc 5eitIgen IS
gibt 10 biIbihc, bilige Commercials.
0aB elm eriier 8erlih alif oieiem sc.
bet pirflib feiH sroBes giilifo beoaa'
tet Wfml fann ia NIT einem gan}
einiahen Dloterial oie Qro6e MAIDEN.
Tie &ouptbeoinaing III, oab man fla,
Elm glites Ohtiter beridnfft. Gieicn,
fam ole Grdgerin oom oen Gtempel
ibrer eigeulten Berionlibfeit aui.
oriiden- Dor Qlaem nnlB notiirlib Die
4leioinmfeit 9eriidiidtiguHg iinoeiL
Die piel mibtiger III, mie ooS @inbal
ten ItreGger Wloocformen. IS miro
Der Srnu beute biel 81 bel Spiel
raum sur freien Gutfalhme ibrer ei-
aenen Sheen gelaiien, ais Dob iie iich
oieien @ortbeil nift 81 9lube MAIDEN
ionte qn6er lit aleiOiamfeit, iopotI
mge3uq auf 6arben, pie auf
6orm oas eriia grforoerniB. Spibea
ln0 ganoer, oie beut5utaae bel oer
elusidmiidung eines &leioes cine 70
arobe Noae ipielen, fonnen nah eige.
mem @cidmad uno in Der fir Sic
Trdqerin bortbeilbafteiten s9eiie @er-
ipenOnq fin6en. Sine weitere @cla-
eenbeit 0a8 aleio ,.iuoibiouell" 3il
qeItalten, 6ieiet oie Wfooe. Stidereien
auF em3elnen Gbeilcn oes Rleioes q.
g ouf Graaen, DlonihettelL @eiteR'
einlab ooer iel6lt ouf Dem 9lod al.
5nbringen. Seer sic @ei6iflidfeit 5s.
iibt iolhe Stidereien eieenbdnoi9
dls3uiiibren, Bat Diel Dor moern
8rmcn borars, oenn befonntlih lit
Sonoitiderei elmer Der foiiipieligitcn
9lrtifel llno lait bit not leait "
muB cine moblgellugens eigeHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

RbobarbergeIee. - 9ie 3u
gBirfeln qeI4rittene &9abarber bringt
man in cine tiefe S9uHel uno ii6erz
Iireut 6ieIelbe nit Oiel Gjries8uder,
iporouf man iie 5u0edt unb inter etn>
bis 3peimaliQem llmrii6ren 1 n 9
Sage Ite9eu IGBt. gaa9 biefer 6riIi
rpiro Damn Der ge5ogene Gait abges
i9iittet, Der 9Rbabarber nit elmer
EaRe @aTer uno nod etipus 8uder
u6er Geuer eeIebt unb pei4 gebdmpft,
morauf 0ieIer SAT- audi nod gum am
bern beigefiigt ipirO. SOOann ipirD ,ei
burb elm feines Sieb ooer Sl9ltin
poIIirt uno langIam gu @eIee getodjl
gBeun nDt6ig, nod 3uder auiebeR
uno na9 @ef9mod 3immtrinbe ocer
3itronen 6amit to4en. Der 9tba5drs
Der tanu fiieli4 nod gu SomPott nsrs
ipenbet tperoen.
@inGage fir SdnDip id 8.
sSn oieIem Sale foIlte es eigenili4
r9luflagc1 6eiBen. Oenn bic nu4 bic
fem gleaept bereiteten Sanbpi1es ipers
ben ni&t 3uIammengefaltet, ionoern
nur .einItodig~ - ipie man ols Stiuo
au Iaoen pfleete " beripeiIt. Dies
i9mad6aFte @emiIh bereitet man duf
nad1folaenoe Mrt: M(an mablt Das
3arteIte syleif9 bon einem geto@ten
Ober qe6ratenen 6u6n, bas man BON
Sebnen, Sout unb 5ett beFreit bat, 5u
pulber; beIibt man tein iol& TeineS
Dto6lmeHer, 70 lam man bas Tleild,
na9oem man es grob sefdjnitten bat,
aerltampfen. Qluf 2 %oRen Des SleiIGs
breis oe6e man bas @elbe bon 3 BART
aeto6ten Stern, l gebdufien Gblolfel
eerie6enen Safe, } Sbeel0Hel pom De-
item anoerii6rten Sofelienf 2 @Bl0fs
Fel biden, IiiBen Ro6u, ! gebduItcn
sbloffel pei6e Butter. Wlan reibt oics
ales bur1 Elm Sieb, ipiir5t ben grei
nit Gala uno qfeffer un0 beitrsibt
bamit bic 9rotihniiten, bic porber
nit Butter beitridep puroen unD
nadber nit 0em feinsebadteu barige'
fohten @tpeib unD piu3igen Streffen
bon rot6em, eineemocbtem 4fsfler
ber3iert per6en. gDer ben Pfeifer
nidt utoo, uimmt anitatt beReu einges
bddte, gerdu4erte 3unee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30
&nnitsis nnO yiatrrcis.


9ie @eripenOung BON Sis 1T in Dsr
ieBt berantommenOen syabres3eit nibt
nur cine groBe 9tnuebmli9teit, ions
bern 3. 9. fir bic SriI9erbaltune lms
ierer ylabrin9smittel cine ablolute
glotpenbisteit. 3eigt iicb boS I9ou
i'm @in5eIbausbalt. 70 tritt bas in nod
ipeit b0berem Wdbe beim Sanbel unb
IN Der Snouitrie gu Gage, ioipeit bieIe
nit Der @r0eugung uno bem @srtrieb
bon ylabrungsmitteIn beI9GTtiat limb.
Heiber aber brinat bic 9enuBnng
BON sis AUDI @efabren nit ii6, od
@is fait INNER 8atterien eutbdlt.
DAB unreines WaTer cine Der Soupts
uria4en unferer onltedeuoen Rrants
3eiten 1T, ipir6 IGnoit aueemein err
tannnt; fe3r tDeniee a6er ertennen ben
8aiammen3ang 5pii4eH 9RObeis unO
BaKer.
@s borf als 5iemli6 icber ouges
nommen fperben, baB Runiteis IL Sis
allo, bas auf tiinitli9e MeiIe in grO>
Ben glnlaeen gefroren pirO - I'M aIIs
gemeInen Ia1ber unb berbGltnismGBig
bdtterienfrei 1T. 0aeegen pdre bic
Nnnnbme falf9, baB Der @efrierprOs
0eB au9 unreines unD un9eIunDeS
QBaner gefunbbeitsunf9dOli9 unb uns
9etdbrli9 MAIDEN lam. ST es bod
I'm @esenteil cine SatIade, bah biele
Der &rantbeitserreger, peIbe fib in
oenGliihen unb Seen anfammeln, aus
oenen bas Hatureis I'M @inter aeipons
nen iOtrb, senah 10 friI9 uu6 lebenss
lulttg 1tno, na9Dem lie ben Winter
9In0ur3 i'm @ife eingefroren iparen,
ipie oorOem. @s Iin0 sydQe boreetoms
men, in benen Die Seime bes falf9en
3ppbus ba6ur9 ins s5Iefln oeIanaten
oaB bteies our &onIerDieruno einfa9
aut Elm Stiid Sis seIest fpOr6en mar.
Soate f9on bic ein3elne 6ausfrau
oiele 9eipobn9eit ais gefG6rlib able
gen, 10 tit bic @eritenbuno bon y}oturs
ets in unmitteIbarer 8eriibrllno NIT
y'aprungsmitteln in er0beren Qlufbes
lpa9runssrdumen auf feinen Sau sa
ouloen. 90 lam Il. a. AUDI QBurits
0ergittung oabur9 entiteben, bar
man8e 6IeiI9er in 6as fir bic Murit
oelttmmte SadfleiI6 fleine @isitiids
9en btneIntun. @nbli9 muB audi BEN
Sts9etrdnten groBe 9(ufmerfTomieit
5ugepan6t perben, 6a tie felbfbers
ltanOli4 ebenIo i9G6liM iper6en fSus
men, faIls gu ibrer Sfii6Iuna Gotureis
gebrou9t ipiro.
no es m0gIi9 1T, Ioute man es fd
our yegel MAIDEN, sur &onIerbierun5
bon ylabrungsmitteln Elm fir oIIemol
nur Suniteis gu eebrou9en. Dorin
ion iih AUDI bic Sausfrau nidt burb
ben alien 2lberglau6en betDren loIIen,
l&uniteis ent6aIte 2lmmoniaf. 8ipar
IT es ri9tig, baB 2lmmoniat Elm ipibs
tiges 9iilfsmittel gum @efrieren bes
NaherS biIoet, ie6o9 tommt es nit
Dem WaiIer Ielbit in teinerIei gerii6s
rung.
Bo es dber unm5gIi9 1T, &unIfeis
5u erbaIten, ion bic Sausfrou itrenq
oarauf a4ten, ooB bos @is in feiner
aBetie NIT ben 92abrunasmitteln in
Otrette Seriibrung tOmmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

9Re DIT anoene6m.

Pile Wetter, mar i4 eeItern 0lbsnb
miiOe! Weil tein gett mebr fret mar,
bat Der Rellner MIR eine Dede alda
@inarO eelegt =" 4
limb 6a 9aben Sic fdIufen. fSH4.
t>l2" ~ \
Sd ia. nur ettpas unrubie; er hdtla
u6mli9 pergeHen bic orei AsIt
Iur0bdls fOrtsuushHaBiss #
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

.S65pfuug" aroberc @efrieoigun0
aelpd6ren. ais eiu iertig gefauite5,
bel foitipieli9eres Dlooel. bel Dem
man III zen meiiten 5daen geipiie
8nQeitanoniiie an ben oariu 5umglus.
0rud fonmenoeu @eibmdd 81 me-,
den Bat
Gas NieOcr-Griheinen con 3uiia0
oui 0ehi @ebiet Der mooiiben Stoiit
ipir0 allaemein ireuoie beeriiBt, Die
reihe Gnalitat oes @eipebes uno ole
@eridie0en6eit Der 8orben madt oie.
ies N2aterial bodJit ipiinihenspert5
fir Die Sonucrulooe. 0ieie sleioet
crioroeri iebr ipe1ia @ornitur Con,
ioih.9 .9oric ooer eiufodle glbiteppilnJ
IL geioe fam nit Gortbei. Gcrpen.
0uuq iiuoen sSntereiIont trob ODER
pieIciht gcrooc ipcgcn ieiner @infat.
hcit lit 0o5 in imierer erltcn gIbbll'
ounq beranidoulidte Wlooel 9lisBc.
iiibrt in ladsi0rbigem IuIiab lit oas'
Ielbe in eiuiader, aber pirfungspol-
Ter @ciie nit aleihiarbiger Sontaib'
@orte goriirt Son eiaenartia bh5s
Tder Torm 1T Die Eniae por @corgct.
ie.Grep2 NIT 0cn qerineln nod neucs
ITEM Sdniti Die mlberoroentlite
gioifiae IN oeu Sciient5eileu oss
mqdeg fsnlSeibuei ben 2ehteren ais
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

ide @hefte iueroen er8ielt Our6 oie
@erbinolna bon einiorbigen uno ge-
itreiften Stohen. Sn anoern 6dasp
pieoer finOeu iidb 5mci Sarben Oer-
eint, bod blei6t oieie 8idlmmenitsl-
hing bauptidNliH ouf oie ieporateu
Sport.4oIetotS bei6r1nft @iele bon
oieien boben breite goroiiren III
oenen oft orei 8orben 5ur 8erpen.
oung fonunen. Ole meiitcn 5ieier go.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Seien nm ole arone eeieet, crga6 Ole
eirl5ige @arnitur.
Bei 5porttoItiimen nertriit Siiiin1
mebr un0 me6r Die Stelle hes @oll-
SerieD, mas wo6l Der G6atia6e 5u5r-
idreiben it, oaB es bequcmer mo
angenebmer 81 tragen III. Sebr bii5-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Scarf imo SonneniAirm cine 5ami-
lie fir iid. Sn oieiem Sabre 1T cs,
mie ihon eriDdbnt, Sut, &anobeiitci
itno Sonnenihirm, uno oieIe Drei ers
geben in Der 3bot cine iebr cpart mir.
fehoe aombination Das SSntere1ans
teite an oieien @arnitrreu III oas CUR
@crmenolmq fonumenoc W}1terial unc
Die Qlrt uno @eiie, pie oasielbe 5ii.
iammengeiebt it, Cine bemerfenS.
mert6e gtote ooron lit ole @enubitng
pon8oaidoen. WlaH lit oroentlib ber'
bliiift, irenr man cine oieisr biibiden
@ornitllren ontrifft, aus bIauem
Wloireebano, 0os nit groben Nollid.
Den in etipos beaerer Sdattirlng 7il-
iammeueeicet 1T. sSn unierer oritteiI
glbbiloung fiuoet ii6 oieielbe ueraa'
idaldidt 9lae 0rei @egeni.1noe iino
BON Ocm gano gearbeitet iHo NIT zen
geoliaoen 5uiammcngeitidelt. Ger
Sonobeutel lit meloneniorni9, nit
8u9iduiiren o6eu mo iis 9efiittert
NIT iapaniider Seioc. BON ser Ior5s
Der @oafdocn. Ter 9ono oeS Suites
lit BON ncrifoniidcm Strob rnO inns
ranoet nit @olfdoen md6rcn0 Ole
Qrone ..ton-o.lb lbanter" Sorm bat rn0
iiah elmer Gcite binii6eridut. eiue
0ide Eniulr, bon ben Q9ollidoeub iir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Our1 einc Sddrpe eineebaIten. syl
uniereH beute bcranlGouli9ten
Sportfoitiim lit lobfar6iges SuiiaJ
fiir Oen 9iod, uno oltrot6 un0 lobfas.
big geiiroiites SuiIabl fir ben jil-
gcnOlidJ wirfenoen @aletot beripannt.
8Dei mddtige Eoiden nit &n0pfeu
oer5iert, unO elm breiter 9febersfragen
iino intereiiaute 1etoils al Den,
Baletot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

ietots 6aben oa6er oreiDiertel 9dnJ',
70 oaB Der 9oroiireH.@iieft auf einei
@unft trifft, mo er Die 8ieur ser
Erdoerin nidt first. Sci Sen Spori.
toitiimcn bat ser @aletot meiit Siii-
tenldnge mo lit in Der Enilleuliuie
nit eiHeu @iirtel miseeitattet, oOer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

oUeatti" frust Seins. ripam ipar
benn Sure 6o93eit9~
nsSm Sabre 1906"
n19O59 IT. llnb id bin 1906 aebo4
rem; peun Sbr Bios Elm Sabr nod gee
partet bdttst, bonn bate i9 tDnnsJt
aud babel 1ein."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-07-30

Sin rei3enoer Stt, eiu iogeuarntcr
@ofe-9onnct lit liufs oif Gem 9iloc
beroui6oulic6t. 0ie weiben &illien
oeiiel6en lino Jan5 oa5lf angetban
elm iinaes @eii6t iiberois rci5Don 5n
geitalten. Bon mott6lauem Sant lit
Der Slt sarnirt nit @rosGroin-Sano
uno glei9far6igeu Saumetloien
$50 Il oa.
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ml a @t 6er @en06n9eif.

Ut y u y ~ Y { : =
9eIu&er nNdrum ipia Der Sunge
ieinen 2ebertron nidt Don Sbnen nebs
men, Ionbern nur BON F6rem Wans
neg"
Shutter: nQBeil ter ben 40ffcl niAt
70 poli9iiitet oer 1T bo4 S9ants
le''''s.. m .1al ..... 80 ..-.ll 4 ..I ..e
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GreM.

gettler: Gin arner fronfer Weann
bittet I'M einc fleiue @abe.~
@ailant: oSie ieben ober gar ni6t
franz aus
9cttler: San Sie a 0oft'r9"
Poliart: ngtein.~
9cttler: Sea reo'n @ oa' mir,
Delm g mir BON Diaeuoie berIte6'n.
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Gins BON betben.

$50 bas 6enIterl gau6ts OfTen,
&ein gieeeI Oor'm Sbor',
ST tein' GaIf@beit bdbeim,
Sugt tein @rgipobn berbor.
Der @loab'n an bic Wlenf@beit
WObnt am ieIbisen 9glab -
Sber - 3 lportet Elm 0ir.lbl
NO3 fPdt auf fem S9ob.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

try. he went on the stage. getting his
first engagement as understudy in
Glad Of It," at the Savoy Theatre. IN
1908. lie next appeared with Wilton
Lackaye in The Pit" and after that
with Digby Bell. Virginia Harmed and
Mary Mannering In succession.
Then Mr.. Warwick secured an en-
gagement with Grace George in "a
Woman's Way" playing the very at
tractive role OF Olircr whitney. Next
he played In The Dollar Mark" and
after that with Henry Miller In Her
Husbands Wife," having by this time
established himself as a leading man.
He played with Mrs. Leslie Carter in
1.-TWO Women" and "A short time later
took an excursion into comic opera,
appearing with Louise Cunning in
THE Balkan Princess" and with Lima
Abarbanell in Miss Princess" lie re-
turned TO the dramatic stage 10 appear
with Frances Starr in The Secret
Then he appeared in the two all star
REVEALS Of "Rosedale' and "A Cele-
brated Case"
When motion pictures began to at.
tain great popularity Mr.. Warwick
was early chosen 10 play leading parts
and before long he had acquired such
q following that he became known as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

not q charitable but a purely literary
Institution has nevertheless many calls
upon Its bounty. 1t has, moreover.
been instrumental IN bringing interest,"
ing reading matter into the lives n
homes Of many isolated communities.
1t is to further this campaign thai the
present dramatic programme IL being
arranged. Edith Wynne Matthison
will be heard in special readings at the
same performance and Count 0is-
monde" will be produced by Mary
Keener Parkus. Dorothy Smith and
Alfred Shirley.
Supporting the venture are Mrs. II.
c. NJ. 1ngraham. Kate Epson Clark,
Mrs. John Quincy Adams. Rev. j.
Hermann Randall. Edwin Markham.
Robert Underwood johnson. Rev. w. ].
Dawson, Mrs. Richard Lloyd Jones.
Mrs. Charles Scribner. Charles Apple.
ton Terry. Mrs. BENJAMIN Prince, Rev.
Stopford Brooks. Arthur Symon. Miss
Charlotte Porter. DR.. Edward Bender.
Martha Grove Foote. Florence Weir
Gibson. Lillian Whiting and Anna b.
McMahan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

Gertrude Dallas. who Is the great
granddaughter OF Stouewa,l Jackson,
evidently inherited some OF her illus
trious grandparents indomitability. for
AZ the age Of IS she burned her bridges
behind her. which meant giving up a
good position In the st. Louis Public
Library and the support Of her family,
and coming to New York city with
but $50. which the librarian had
loaned her. Having arrived in New
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
- HE East West Players are

group of young people inter-
ested in creating a bond OF
understanding between the
Orient and the Occident by presenting
in English the best n act plays
from the iiddish. Although the Iid-
dish drama will he emphasized ON our
programmes we do not mean to limit
ourselves exclusively to II. Plays from
the Hindu. the Chinese. the Japanese
the plays OF the East-will find SYM
pathetic Interpretation in the West.
We hope to also the Ameri-
can ms act play.
Ours is particularly an inaugural
ODvement to do for the Iiddish drama
Tin English) what the Irish Players
did for thoirs-to give the Iiddish
drama IA voice in the concerted the
atre OF the world"
The Yiddish language has attained
the full dignity of language and is
At the present time the medium of
expression If about eight million peo-
pie. Courses In liddisn are being con-
Quoted at Columbia University and in
Yiddlsh literature at Harvard. The
American drama has been enriched by
the drama OF all languages but the
Yiddish.
The East-West Players will repeat
with one change of play the pro-
Gramme they have already so success
fullyspresentcd. The first OF the series
Of week II performances will be
given at the Berkeley Theatre THE
atre Frarcais). The programme Is
THE Yellow Passport by Abraham
s. Schooner; "Colleaeues.' by Zalmon
Libin; THE Stranger" by Perez
Hlrschbein, and Night" by Sholom
ASch.
Robert Warwick. specially engaged
by Grace George to play Capt. Brass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
THE STAGE AND PLAYERS

York city she i~neenuous.y wrote to
each individual theatrical manager for
an engagement. Her letters were evil
IDENTIFY as ingenious as they were In
genuous. for the one that reached
Charles frohman so interested him
that he replied Immediately. asking her
to come In and see him. The result Of
the Interview was the leading role in
"The Thief" which Mr.. Frohman was
then organizing for the road.
Miss Dallas. who IL at present ap-
peoring in the role Of the ultra-modern
wife Ruth in Payday" Mt the Booth
Theatre, Is q young lady Of cool de-
termination and speaks Of her career
with q GOODNESS that indicates that she
left nothing tn luck and calculated
every o IF ] were unsuccessful
in that which I started out to gain"
said Miss Dallas. u merely wiped the
slate c.ean and started out again with
a new set Of resolutions. II / were
successful I vas not surprised, merely
satisfied that I had accomplished my
purpose.
MY first engagement was with
james h. Hackett. who was the visit
ing star Of the local stock company IN
st. Louis. where / was assistant
librarian ut the Public Library. I met
Mr.. Hackett at n social affair and ex-
pressed a desire to go on the stage.
He offered me the role Of the negro
nanny in The Crisis in which he was
then appearing. After he had COM
pleted his engagement which Mas two
weeks later. / was eft mimi n role
but with = big ambition to become an
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02

one OF the real stars. He is now under
a long term contract with the World
Film Corporation, by whose courtesy
he appears with Miss George at the
Playhouse in captain Brassbound's
Conversion"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-02
H HIPPODROME

Margaret Ober, Otto Goritz,
Albert Reiss, HERNIA Menth and
Mary Zentay are to be the solo,
lists with Sousa's Band at the
Hippodrome tonight. Then there
will be the Tsing-tau Symphony
Orchestra, now on its way back
to Japan. The concert will be for
the benefit Of the German-Aus-
trian War Sufferers Relief Fund,
which has just given a bazaar at
the Madison Square Garden.