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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

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teiter De tpife Mpnbigbeoer fr9per
for at fritoge De biemIeie Tor tpif
Milit9rtienelte.
SamtiOig bar en- Gel Der | Can.
oct boiatte Siemlsie benpttet iig
al 2eiligbe6en % bar erboerbet
Sn6fsosret.
6n 5lDOetnr til SDllano. Wari-
mems 5lDoebaoo oMoneen 81, fsrt
AT Bremierleitnant @ranoiean, gif
ISen0oo 6ormio0no Den 2. Sui
@I. fl op ira a%alnnO6org og ffei
iloen Mellemlanoing ooer @renaa
-gorbus- 5re0ericia-Apborg
tilboge ii. aalunoborg. 6lpoeboa.
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aolunObors 6ioro ca. 80 Dieter
ira 9ano. Gems 9en8inforbrlg til
Sllren bop0e o9ret iaa neiaeti8t
u%oregnet, at oct Hap op oe 30 Me.
ter for tioligt, bborfor Tlpperen
maatte ilnbes ino til 2on0 al Ell
Wotorbaoo.
Sprbene fommer. 2oOseierne peo
Sen en- 6olp 2peSrotmiI itore Mo.
ie meIlem 1tlOum o9 Serrine bar
bait en- al Seoeielifabets aoniu.
Ienter til at Ie paa 5orbolOene, %
9oniulenten nnbeinleoe iii. gSors.
Gb." oormt at tage fat pao Ssre-
iabrifationen. Ilene | ltl0um Seer
er Der Noos til 15-t6 MaIfiner.
Der blipei itrafs Ste0, % Here
fel9e burtigt eiter, oa Der fan
iaas StotSbi9Ip til iaaoanne Pm.
leg.
epns iom grGnbiel. giborg, 4.
Sltli. Goa Meieriet n6reoerif" |
8reoerifs bar man / oe iioite 6
Tiger brGnot 2png / 5teoet Tor
9ul. Wian 6rii9te tioIigere alll for
90 ar. ON Gdeen, mems man
MI fun brllger 9png ior 7 Ser.
Wa er | oct belle goot tilireos
meo 6oranorin9eu % oil iortiGt.
te, / bpert 6alo inotil oioere, meo
at brpnoe 2Dag.
afilpret NinoesmGrfe. Slaeelie.
2. SitIi. 1oa ct. 9e0ers Strife
gnoro afiIsreoes | eitermiooog ct
Minoesmnrfe oper aioe6e Ssiifo-
I~eioritanoer 3iels Gg9ert, gntoor-
ifop Ssiifole. Minoesmprfet er
reiit al ti0Iigere Gleper. IMlsrings-
taIen boIotes al gait. Rsr9aaro
/ @sbier1. afilsrineen ooeropreoes
al en- talrig Menneifem9n9oe.
Gn Gi6olos.H eiolntion. Hosfiloe,
3. SiiIi. geo ct al oe iampirfen0e
9lfboIosielifaber | Gag iornnital.
tet IfbolSsitPbne / RosfiIoe peo.
toges enitemmigt islgenoe Geiollt.
tion: ga. 5000 9eItagere / 9tf.
bolosIt9pnet | Rosfiloe %iliitter Jig
til oct al 3ibe amtsraao og Sore.
ningen ii! Ssnoagens rette griig
meo ilere itilleoe aroo ON 8or.
biio moo Salg og ll6ifpnfning al
ipiritusie 0ritfe / 3ioen ira 9sr.
bag aiten 81. 6 til Wanoag Mor-
gen @l. G iomt paa ale Selligoa.
ge.
gOliti % gfbolosfOlf. @oloina,
/. Slili. De ianuirfenoe Ifbolos.
ielIfaber / aoloing bar pna ct Re.
Observation-Disclosures / 4ftes peo.
taget Ell ltotalelie, 6uori De bella.
ger, at 5ormanoens gegpring ON
at iaa aiifriit al Politiiagens af-
ter er bleoen ofpiit al gfmtet. Gre.
prpientantifobet liGrer ben Opiat,
telie. at ser life pil lie nogen pa.
rig 9eoring al Dc pnnflngeOe 6or.
bolO, ier PoIitiaiiitenten % Sn.
ipeftionsbetienten err iierneoe ira
oeres operoroneoe Stillinger. st
5orilag ira 6ormnnoen ON Of-
ieutliggsrelie al 8lagenlnterialet
peotog man life at ielge, men ben
itilleoe, at 6ormanoen uoiatte ga.
gen, oinotil oct after bliper MO-.
peiuoigt at paofaloe OiientIigbe.
oens Opm9rfiombeo % aritif ior
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

s 5ormiooa9s be6anoleoes en-
G9ffe 9@mner beorerenoe MiSiio-
men, og Der bleo bolot en- Del luf-
feoe Me0er til Greitelie al ipe.
ciele gemner.
Seite-O pfpbene. Sfipe, 20. SUM.
SEQ Seiteopfsbene Der / Dag oar
ser iremitiGet ca. 200 Seite, oi
6oilfe ca. 70 iolgtes til De ieooon-
Iige @riier, 1900 Str.
SrGnoiclet / Belle. @eile, 20.
SUM. Belle gpraoo bar febt 2300
Cons aofes, tpife og enselife, oe
100000 3erp o9 bill Doerligere I'd.
be 1000 Cons 8ofes. 6orelsbig er
|Solget al aofes ira @osberfet
itanoiet. Der bill MI blibe rettet
Senbenoelie til gDens 9orgere mel
5oreip6roiel ont boor tort oeres
9renoiels ior6ru9 bill bliOe til
ginter.
Seologiif Gm6eoSefsamen. Mail-
bag ben 26. Sltni. arel Sieronp.
mus 3eutben: Mauo iGou0. 1 mi
ar, &igmor aoren Sofie 2arien:
9auoobilis. 9ermeo enote @fsa.
men.
Spab mt? Iperger Ser. 9gbl."
Soao nu?-in, oct er oct Spsrgs-
maal, ri eiter at bape enifet 6rf.
9nrien til 2pffe, retter til benoe.
o0Reo bpilfet 3ormaal begpnote
De e9entlig at itloere Eeologi, %
bportil bill De 6enptte Ceres M
iaa mutt er6oeroeoe @fsamen2"
rMin Sanfe ira aaerferlie Serb
= iparer 5rf. 9arien elifo9roigt
= bar opret Den at blipe Br9it,
% iaoleoes er oct enOnlt. Og oct er
.ior &eIten en- bemprfelieso9roig
8oranoring, Der er foregaoet blot
/ Sc faa aor, ieg bar ltitoeret Geo
loei. #s.,e#,
% ieg nenlli9 begpn0te, itotalte
en- al pore 1roiesiorer til mig, at
set @ool naoe0e ieg BOG piit npp-
pc | boerfen bans eaer min Sepe.
tio. Get bar 10 life meeet opnun.
tren0e, men ieg tog MI nligeoel
lat og er oltioa MI fProig.
90 MI iorele6en erflpreoe ben
famine Mono, at voet fan for Ge-
item aerne pere, ser life er iao
longt igen, fer Der pirfeIig Tier
ioooonne 9Gnorin9er / oanife Sir
fefor6olo, at Der ogioo gioesapin.
Der Iogang til Hr9iteitiningen."
Saa 6nrtie eaar altiaa llopif-
lingen."
,alnoe De life tpnfe Gent fore.
lsbig at taee ct 4rbeioe Op iom
81. +. Il. a.sSefretGr9" inoifp-
ser ni.
$50, oct funoe ieg e9entlig
goot," iporer 6rsfen 2arien, nbpis
Ser ifuloe bore Brig for mig Iom
iaaoon, oa ieg iaar iaamGro nof
noeet at BRUCE mine &unoifabcr
ill.,"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

gr6oc.3 asmnsien Snsen.

Grboe.Hasmnsien fonititneret
gaalie. airfeminiiteriet bar unoer
20. SUM f%onititlieret Soenepr9it
for Sffbiteb og 2pngbp Menigbeoer
%. =. arboe.Hosmusien iom 5og.
neprGit Tor gaalie MenigbeO paa
5aIiter ira I. SuIi 3. u. at resne
inotil uioere og iamtioig meoOelt
9iifoppen oper 2ollan0- 5alIters
Stiit. at Miniiteriet life amer oct
for at pare fornsoent, at giifoppen
/ anIeonina al aonititutfonen meo-
oeler Sogneprrit arboe.Hasmusien
aoIlatsbren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09


Spencts iibitc Srrfitaoe. Sra
|@rinoiteo ifripes til ~8eile u.
|6olfebl."
Oct er meo ct pitt 8emoo, at oct
ira @rinoiteo mae meloes, atSog.
nets iioite Gar Trefitiloe er iolgt.
Susmono g. Ser. Beoerien (&efs-
'6sD, Ser bar Den Sioite pao Sfan-
len meo oct 9sretsi, bar MI an
|Ifoiiet ii5 Seite. Stlioene blep iolgt
til Sogneioeeo 81. Brpitegaaro /
@rinoIteo for 1850 Ser, en- Gris,
oamle Bomber emo life baooe 6rsnrt
ON fllnoe opilnaeS for ct Bar Stu-
oe. asberen ienote 0prene ne6 til
8am0rupJGgner, bpor De ifal an
benoes til Mrbeioe / Ell Woie.
Som oc ifreo frem 40 8eien mo
poa meO iulo Oppafning (Sele-
teD, oofte De alminoelig Opiigt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09
Gn Decentralization fra @ibors-

Gn TruteitreiolntiOn fra @ibors.
Gsnen. gibor9, 3. Suli. OR. 81
8 @aar @ftermioongs oF6olotes /
griifn ct inoremisiions Sominnos.
% Acknowledgements. oeo boilfet
Der enitemmi1t beotoaes isl9er6e
9eiolution:
Ga. 200 Sn0re+M siiionsoenner
fra De ferifelIi9e ISogne SIT FOR
8iborg, ioriamle0e til Samiunos.
msoe I Grum Sen 2. Sui 1916,
uotaIer 6eres Misbiaigelie al os
Proteit moo Bart. arboe.Gasmis.
iens Mnipttelie / gaalie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

Seitc-O pfpbene. Sfipe, 20. SUM.
SEQ Seiteopfebene Der / Dag oar
ser fremitiaet ca. 200 9eite, of
bpilfe ca. 70 folgtes til De ieOoon-
Iige @riier, $1,000 Ser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

s 5ormiooaes bebanoIeoes en-
69ffe 9@mner beorerenoe MiSiio-
men, og Der blep 6olot en- Del luf-
fe0e Meoer til 0reitelie al ipe.
cieQe 9Gmner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

9egatcr. I'll Minoe ON fin ior.
npIia ofosoe Siitru bar General
bireftsr Ole Olien oprettet to 2e-
eater, bpert paa 10000 Ser, Der
ifal %anpenoes iom SiGlp unoer
Hefonpalescenstioen eiter Opbolo
pao grpitipee' Sonotorier, oct enc
for trGnaen6e al embeoSitanoen,
nnnr cnten De ielp eller beres paa.
rsrenoe or baarot a~ngrebne Of
Tiiberfuloie, 90 oct onoet for tn.
berfulsie 8ern al De allerfattigite
6or9lore.
9DOsfaro. acknowledgements I'M
Der asbenbnpns 9ommiire Due g.
MobeI err afgaaet peo DOZEN Of
SierteIammelie, as gar 81.
@obseier, @reue 6. 3. u. @e-
pentIom til Hifobierssaaro peb
Nafifop Ell nfgaoet peo Dsoen,
81 aars Moeren.
Sneisrer Tbieien /, aorssr
er aieaaet peo Dsoen | en- aIoer
al 81 aar.
garemasIer 8. scbisate |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-09

Yrotelt moo Yd1t. NrboesHosmiis.
Tens GniGttelie / gaalie.
Viifop Weeeners 1ruteit. o2oll.
Salt Stiitst." eridrer, at 9iifop
Wegener allere6e | 8reoogs Otter.
mioooe go. Suui) til Miniiterict
bnr fremienot fin 9roteit moo oct
ifete | Ooerensltemmelie meo oct
Stan6punft, iom 9iifoppen / lin
ll6talelie forleoen tilfenoegap.
9iifoppen bar enonioere nm
Der 5orbebolo al 9iipeembeoets
Get inopifeet | Den formelle
Ooerora9elie al 9aalie YrGiteem.
beoe, lloleoerina al @irfebsserne
% grfioet.
y9ou CT 9op, % 9op ifnl fol.
bes!" llnoer oenne Operifriit fri.
Der Grooit Wenlengrncbt | On.
Ilet fslgenoe / r9oll. Solit. Stiitst. a:
IS Snnnobog | ben oanife Sir.
ferret, uogipet meo lln~oeritsttelie
al Winiiteriet FOR 9irfe. % In
oeruisningsp9i enet al Seeming
Mat5en, Or. iuris, Hroiesior peo
asbenbaons ~llniperiitet, o. Soban.
mes 9imm, cono. iuris, 3iiIompg.
tig | WiniIteriet for airfe. OF I'm
neutrality-suspicious. 1891, | 5 SO,
Der banoler ON .llofsrelien al
z ognepr9itens 6orretninger / Ill
frloe OF Gmbeosleoigbeo eller per.
ionligt Scrialo", beooer oct, SIDE
$50:
oGr ben Jio ben9aaet, | boil.
fen Serreosprpiterne er pli9tige
til iloen Detailing at ioripne anl.
oct, og bette enoon life er beiat,
mna 8iifoppen / Meoisr al 3eifr.
IA. 5ebr. 1912 eiter 9rooitens
5orilos uonGune cen eaer TO al
Serreoets @rpiter til at beisrge
embeoets 8orretninger % ialtipt.
te, bpao Gftermnnoen ifaI betole
DEM oerior." 90 bioere iamme 81.
De:
r@eo n%forioiete 3ilfGloe fan
giifoppen enoelig / Senbolo til
Heifr. 6. 5ebr. 1889 s 6 mnoro.
ne, bpaO ban amer forneoent til
embeoetS 6oripnin9 eiter boert
+Steos 2eiIie6eo. Genne @pnois-
beo er Der iiar eiort grns al peo
uiGopanlig LANCE 2eoigbeoer, ioet
Der I iaa 6olo er bIepen beitiffet
en- SiGIpepreit, iom npoer ct be-
iiemt @eoerlae oi Gmbeoet, Der
bliper at uobetale forIoos al bets
S~notGpter."
ia @iesoagen life bar peotaget
nogen Con, Der opbgper be ouep-
nGpnte tel. Ieifripter al 6. 5ebr.
1889 90 IA. Jebr. 1912, er oisie
altiaa enonu ~grIoenoe."
De biemlde. Griiten for Sno.
sipelie al anisgninger fra Siem-
Isie, Der snifer Decentralization
Danmarf, bar Den 4. Suli uoIsbet.
Der er III. .9tatt." uoiteot soot
ct baIpt Sunoreoe atteiter for, al
Der til Miniiteriet er inoleuerei
Observation-Disclosures, builfe vt.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-06
LATER AL, NO III

Commencing at Ia point fifty two.il,,lr,-
|dred f5200) feet north and thirty Ave- 350
feet east OF the section corner common
Ito sections fourteen f14) ], hfteen (15)
twenty two cay and twenty three (23l
IN township one hundred and nfty Ave
t165) north. OF range forty one (41o J.
west and thence running due south
parallel 70 and thirty 1flve (8S, feet
east Of eSsection line between said
last mentioned sections fourteen AL
and fifteen 81. and empty Inn.
into the main ditch as It's outlet ut
q point forty f4o) feet south and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
STARS OF STAGE IN
BARD'S CHARACTERS
Living Pictures Of Shake
speare's Heroes and Hero
ines at BiltmOre.

Clsopatra's bright eyes, FalstafY's
hearty laughter. Hamlet's gloomy de-
meanor and the sweet voice Of Ophelia
were heard and seen again last night at
the Hotel Biltmore insthe programme of
living. speaking pictures chosen from
Shakespeare's works and presented by
the stars Of theatredom under the aus
pices Of the Professional woman's
League.
Lillian Russeli's i~mpersonation Of the
Goddess Of the Nile. Brandon Tynan's
portrayal OF the melancholy Dane. Rus
sell Bassett as the wisest fool Of all lit
erature and Minnie Dupree as Ophelia
would have delighted the heart Of the
Bard Of Avon nearly AZ much as they
surprised the audience, accustomed 90
see their stage favorites in quite Diff
ferent roles.
The list Of stars seen last night Is too
long to enumerate. There was Robert
Mantell as King Lear. Henrietta Croe-
maj as the fair Rosalind. Mrs. Sol
Smith. who is now Sc ear Old. as the
nurse she played so long to Julia Mar
loves Ophelia. Minna Gale Haynes as
Lady Macbeth. Lydia Locke as fitanla.
PAUL Swan, called the most beautiful
man in the world as Oberon Blanche
DhtcS 40 bettTltc, I1hitit Niiiduls IT,
Portia. Edith Wynne Matthison as Des-
demona and scores more In turn. beau
tiful. tragic ard comical in their re-
spective tableaux.
Following the pictures a costume ball
was held AZ which the greater part Of
New York's society were In attendance.
The proceeds of the entertainment
about $4,000. since 1000 s. seats and
twenty $50 boxes were sold-will be
used by the league to assist profess
tional women.
The patrons Of one Of the most elabO-
rate n successful Shakespearian
tableaux held In this city included the
Governor and Mrs. Whitman. Mrs. Will
lam Adams Nissan. Mrs. James Speycr.
Mrs. Paul d. Cravath. MIR. and Mrs.
Felix Isnan. Mrs. George Gould. Mrs.
W. Z. Taylor. Mrs. Charles H.. Truax.
Mrs. Felix NJ. Warburg. Mrs. Jules 9.
Bache, Sir Herbert Tree. L. II. Sothern.
Miss Julia Marlowe. Mrs. Payne Whit
ney. Mrs. Otto Kahn. David Belasco.
Daniel Frohman. Martin Beck and Prince
and Princess ~Troubetzkoy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
HARDNESS ESTATE
PUT AT $14O,OO0,O0O
New York Will Realize &c.,
100000 in Taxes II Resi-
dence Here Is Proved.
KENTUCKIAN, SAY HEIRS

LEXINGTON, KY, April al. v.
Hardness. vice-president Of the Standard
Oil Company. left ar estate Of 100000
900. and not 500. o0o, 900 as generally
supposed.
This was revealed to-day in the effort
Of Comptroller Travis Of New York to
show that his residence was at sS3 Fifth
avenue. New York city. and not 1t the
famous Walnut Hill Farm. vi Lexing-
ton. where he also spent much Of his
time. New York would realise about
$4,000, 900 In taxes II the Hardness resi-
dence In New York can be established.
The heirs contend that Kentucky was his
legal residence.
Papers in the suit filed here for back
taxes and penalties itemixe the Harknees
holdings a. follows:
United States steel common. $4,000
900 preferred, 81. 500, 900 bonds. $14.-
900. 900. Standard OIL ctocks and bonds.
SIC. 900. 900 Waters Pierce stocks and
bonds. $4,000. 900; Buckeye Pipe Line.
S1.500.o0 Swan 4 Finch OIL, $780,
900 Standard OIL Of Indiana, $4,000
900 Standard OIL Of New Jersey. $5,-
400. 900 Arglo-American. 100000
Atlantic Refining. $4,000. 900; Stand
ard OIL Of Kentucky. 100000: Borgne-
sorgnor Company. 100000 Cheese
Fh'VVVsVvVs -
100000; Continental Oil. $500. 900;
Crescent Pipe Company, 31.400.0 900 :
Cumberland Pipe. S1.S00.0 900: Washing.
ton OIL. S1.6O0.000; Vacuum Oil. ST.
100000; Union Tank Line. 5000. 900 ;
Standard OIL Of Ohio. 1000. 900.
Standard OIL. New York, 5000. 900
Standard on. Nebraska, $1,000. 900
Standard Oil. Kansas, $1,000. 900 Stand
ard Oil. California. $4,000. 900: s. and
W. Pennsylvania Pipe Company. ST.
800. 900: Southern Pipe Line, S1.500.-
900; Solar Refining Company. 81. 700.-
600: Prairie Pipe Line. $500. 900
Prairie OIL. $4,000. 900: Pierce OIL. 81
900. 900 Ohio oil, $1,000. 900: Northern
Pipe Line. s2,100. 900 New York Tran
sit Company. $1,000. 900.
National Transit. $4,000. 900 Indiana
Pipe Line. 81. 200. 900; Illinois Pipe Line.
50. 100. 900 Galena SPINAL common. 81
60o.0 900 Galena Signal preferred, ST.
900. 1000: Eureka Pipe Line. $4,000, 900
Crescent Pipe Line. S2.o0o.o 900; dividends
due from subsidiaries OF Standard Oil.
$4,000. 900 coupons due from bonds Of
same. $1,000. 900; Pennsylvania Rail-
road. $4,000. 900: New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. $1,000
900 street Railway Corporation. 5000
900: Manhattan Railway. $1,000, 900
subsidiaries old Standard Oil. : 1000. 900
cash In New York banks, S.300.o00 o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
HELEN WARE IS HEAD
OF BILL AT PALACE
All the Vaudeville Houses An.
nOunce an Attractive List
Of Top Liners.

Helen Ware. who has met with con
siderable success since her frst trip into
the realm OF vaudeville. was the principal
ATTRACTION at the Palace Theatre yestcr-
day in a sketch called Justified" 1t Is
one OF those eternal triangle playlets
In which she ia always effective and her
return to New York was welcomed
warmly.
The success which has attended the
appearance of Florence Nash In "Pansy's
Particular Punch" has resulted In it's
retention for another week. Others on
the Palaces programme this week are
Jasper. the dog actor lately with
Young America: Elsie Pilcer. brother
of Harry OF the same name: Kate Elinor
and Sam Williams. Dollie King. the
Three keatons in a comedy sketch and
the Poinclana Scxtette.
At the Colonial Theatre May Naudain.
formerly in "Katinka." il making her
first appearance in the varieties in songs
and dances. Others on the bill include
Laddie Clih. Allan Dinehart in "The
Meanest Man in the World" Refine
Davis, Mckay and Ardine. Vallecita's
Indian leopards. 1mhor. Conn and
Coreene and Kartelli.
Frank Mcintyre In his latest vaudc-
willie success. 1.-THE Hat Salesman" Is the
reigning attraction at the Alhamhra
Theatre. ON the supporting programme
for the week are Charles n Henry
Rigoletto. Rae Eleanor Ball. Charles
Howard. with Herman Grips n Mar
garet Taylor in "a Happy Combination"
Lou Holtz, Alderman Bent. Herbert's
Dogs. Francis Renault and Kerr and
Western.
THE Girl From Starland'' il the title
Of the entertaining burlesque to be seen
this week ut Tho Columbia Theatre. The
presenting company includes Don Bar
clay. Al Hall, Elsa Bostel. Ruth Noble,
Mae Mack. Barney Norton. Joe Ward,
Arthur Brooks and Harry Lang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

Bresiin-wiiiam II. Loughln. Chicago.
". A. Mccarthy. Quebec.
Algonquin-Dr Lyman Abbott. Corn
wall-on-H udecn: Miss Betty Dainty. Lon
don. England.
Prince GecrGe-John Haywood. North
Adams. Mass Mr. and Mrs. George Ham
nond. scranton. Pa
burg: Mr.. and Mrs, z. C. Mccall. 81.
Louis.
w~oodstock-Mr. and Mrs. o. B ori.woid,
Hartford. Conn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Me
lntyre. Boston.
ST. Regis-Mr. and Mrs. Gustav. Pabs,.
Milwaukee,: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph D.. Red
ding. San Francisco.
Waldorf Astoria-Gcn. Felix AGnus.
Baltimore; ID, Lorne McGibbon. Montreal.
Mrs, Samuel Bancroft. Wilmington. Del.
McAipin--Mrs;- Charles F. Gray. King
Essasa; Y,i:; Mrs. k.'Ss'i"s 4. sf "GTs
Blltmore-Miss Mary Black. San Francisco,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter schin. San Francisco
Mrs lanes II. Hammond and Miss Ham
mond, Pittsburg.
broadway ccntral-N. +. Davidon,
Tex IL. W. Weiss. EIsporia. Va; A. I,
Porter Boston. Mass.
Cis5idss-Mr' and Mr', } G. Pa.sison
Donovan. Larchmont. y. y. George 4,
Collins. San Francisco.
Plaza--Mr. and Mrs. f. Holloway coe.
cSisaso': Mr' and M's Mrs Seo Charles i; ' %inasia
Armour. Morr1stown. y. J.
wolcott-Mr and Mrs. Harold T. simp.
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JOHANNESBURG South Africa.
knickerbocker-R. NJ. johnson. Raiti.
more; W. T. Pembroke. Rochester: $. II,
pimond. New Haven. Conn,
Manhattan-Mr. and Mrs. IT,. r. Hitch
cock. Hartford. Conn: Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A.
Homer Loring. Boston, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. .Shanklin. Middietown. Conn,
and DR.. and Mrs. g. A. Policy. Halifax,
Nova Scotia.
vanderbilt-Mr. and Mrs, 4. l.. Tribley,
Englewood. ~. =: Mr.. and Mrs, Leon
Gilbert. New Orleans. L. NJ. Robicheau,
Boston. Lewis r. Thibault, secretary OF
the FRS. National Mortgage Company,
Philadelphia: Mr., and Mrs. w. Seward
II. J.. Eckert. PittsburG; MIR. and Mrs
Herbert l.. Fordham. Great Neck.
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A r CHAPLIN Il SUED.
Essanay Film Co. Asks 100000 for
violation Of Contract.

Charlie Chaplin was sued in the STU
preme Court yesterday by his former
employers. the Essanay Film Company,
for $500. 900 damages for alleged breach
OF contract. The papers throw an inter-
esting light on the remuneration the ia
nous movie actor had been receiving in
contrast to his present salary with the
Mutual. .
According to the papers. Chaplin made
q years contract with the Essanay COM
pany. ending December. 1915. at $3.50
a week. In the spring Of last year.. how
ever. II IL alleged that Chaplin asked
Tor an increase, which was granted on
the basis Of a bonus Of 500, 900, payable
In sums Of $4,000 upon the completion
or each of ten pictures.
Under this arrangement Chaplin was
supposed to complete q two reel picture
every three weeks until the end Of his
contract. The Essanay company alleges
that during this period Chaplin failed
to report at the. studio for eighty-one
days. for which he was being paid $3.50
a week. and II IL necessary. therefore,
for him to complete three more pictures
before the terms Of his contract have
been met.
Chaplin already has q suit against the
Essanay company for an Injunction pre-
venting them from exhibiting his MIN
Carmen" on h ground that II was
padded from two to six reels.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
RUSSIAN BALLET'S
LAST WEEK BEGINS
Variety Of Style in Music
Heard by q Good Sized
Monday Audience.
DISPLAYS ART

The ANAL week Of the season Of Serge
de Diashilef's Ballet Russe began last
evening at the Metropolitan Opera
House. A liberal programme was offered
consisting Of "L'Oiseau Dc Feu." Tina
mar" ''soliei Dc Mutt" and "schehere-
xade." Mr.. NiJinsky did not appear in
any Of these. but barring his absence
the best foot Of the company was liter
ally put forward.
There wal certainly a variety Of
styles In music a. we'll u in costumes
and scenery. The score Of "LsOiseau
de Feu." which 10 in the characteristic
IL not latest style Of Stravinsky. gives
music lovers opportunity { o note how
much Of real beauty and Imagination
can be found in the utterances OF the
futurists.
"Thamar" is Of a different temper and
bears h clearly drawn marks Of its
and "Scheherezade' both come from the
pen Of Rimsky- Korsakov, whose melodic
idiom Is of an older vintage.
Mile. Lopokova, whose personal charm
and t~erpsichorean grace a. been feat
ures most alluring In the series, was seen
as the Bird In the first number. Flora
Revalles. who 10 not . dancer. but q
mime and An exponent OF the technic
Of pose, wal again seen to treat adyan-
tage a. Thomar and as Zobetde in
"Scheherexade." In the Strayinsky ballet
the audience saw the beauty
and grace of Lubov T%chernikeya,
The PRINCIPAL men Of the evening were
Mr.. Massine and Mr.. Bolm. The former
was seen u the Prince in 'L'Oiseau de
Feu." and " Solicit dc Nut. Mr.. Bolm
WAS Of course the unfortunate victim M
the voracious Georgian queen and as the
Ethiopian favorite OF Z0betde in 'Sche-
herezade."
There was an audience Of good size
and 1t manifested much interest In the
performance. All four ballots were ex-
oellently performed. They have been go
Ing no long that they now run very
smoothly. There will be a special matinee
to-day.
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DITRICHsTEM Ill OF IRIT1s.
Engagement Of "The Great Lover
Cancelled for Week.

Suffering from a bad attack Of irItis,
Leo Dltrichstein yesterday was forced to
cancel for n week his engagement in
1.-THE Great Lover" at the Longacre
Theatre. The house therefore will re.
main dark until mex Monday.
Mr.. Ditrichstein Is confined 10 his
home in a darkened room under the
care of his physician. DR.. Henry w.
wandless. OF . East Thirty-ninth street.
DR.. Wandless said the actors illness was
not u be considered serious, and that Il
was upon his advice that Mr.. Ditrichstein
temporarily halted his appearance. The
actor had been suffering from eye trouble
for q number of weeks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-04-25
TO PLAY IN ITALIAN MOVIES.
MuratOre ana Wife. Cavalieri
VIII Sail Tomorrow.

Lucien Muratore and his wife. Lima
Cavalicri. will sail for Italy tomorrow
on the steamship Canopic, TO All an en-
gagment in motion pictures In Rome.
The title OF tho play has not yet been
selected. They will return early in the
fall.
During the first part OF next season.
said Mr.. Muratore yesterday. II will be
on tour with the Ellis Opera Company.
appearing with Geraldine Farrar and
Emmy Destinn in Carmen and II
Trovatore.' Then I will Join the Chicago
Grand Opera Company under Mr.. Cam
panini's management. I hone to sing
In opera In New York for a few weeks,
but nothing definite has been arranged
as yet