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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

oen iranIfe Del al 9inien. - 9ius-
Tiff 6orieg pan at iGtte ooer Doi-
na15loOen Isposit ior 9iisa og Ii9e-
iaa nGr 6rieorihitoOt er ILL., Ser.
lin ilaaat ieil Sra aarpatberne
meloer 9erograO om nD 6remgang
peo 9ierget aoperln npr Den I'M.
garife @rGnIe. = Sra 9(rnenien
intet al 9etDonin9. = s 9uperne
bar Stalienerne bar taget ilere
StiIliu9er ira 9itrigerne.
Iirs6ag. G umenie Il
6dr @anr erflpret 9itrig -llnaorn
9rig o. oerne0 faitet i'm 600 iam-
men meo enteutema9terne, % ng.
item iamtioig oermeo bar EDiflauo
fun0oiort at set er 9rig meo
9iumGnien. d rnmGnife Sropper
is9er allereoe at trpnge i8ennem
De eitrc @arpat6er mo / 5ranipl.
udnien. 9lngaaenoe anHpen paa
9alfanironten oarierer Dfcloinger.
ne ira Berlin % Baris, 0og -
intet al iterre 9etp0ning er ifet
pea oenne 5ront. 5ra 8eit-
ironten mcIoer 5ranifmGnoene ON
6renlgan1 2it ior 0elpilIe- Sfoben
o9 nnr Monqllette.5 .5armen paa
SMfrmeironten. Raa Den brittle
Gel al 2inien bombaroeres Scr
genIi0igt. - st inf glngreb npr
6leurp er afilaaet. - Sra 9ii8o
til aorpatberne paa Eitironten bar
ser Here Steoer itanet Slag mel
lem 9insierne % Epif. gitri9erne,
men uoen iterre 9feIitltater. - 5
ganis.ggnen / 9lrnenien er Spr.
fcrne iIaaet tilba9e meO Cab al
@rnS og 4anoner.
0n9s Mor8en. - asben.
baon, 80 glllg. 9iit5aus 9ureau
oiientIigger Ell oiiicieI allnO9srel-
ie, at @enerot BON 6alfenbapn er
al aeiieren aiifeoi9et JON @ene-
ralitabidei, % 6eItmarifal Don
SiH0eHbirg er al ianme uonpont
til at beflp0e 0enne Eoit. = aong
6eroinan0 al 9iumpnien bar or.
oret alminoelig Mobiliintion Al
tit 9anos Striosfrriter. % BAN
er gaaet til ,5ronten ior ieIo at ia.
ge GDerfonlmanOoen ooer iinS9r.
Get iiges, at 9tunlGnierne anitren.
ger liz DoIoionit ior at erobre Fas.
iene, Der ierer 9ennem eitre Star.
.patberne mo / lln9arn, % De
fenIper Sfuloer neo Sfuloer jam.
men meo 9insiere, JONI tonIner
ira 9ilfoipina. @ien inoremmcr,
at gitrberne er bIeoen tp1nget til
at trGfte iis tiIba9e. @rGten-
lanos 0olOning er euonu proble.
matiif. 9uIsarerneS 9eipttelie al
SapaIa bar op1ioiet @rGfernea
6olelier, og DC ifal bare oiIIi5e
til at ieI9e oe forrige 4remier
geui5elos. Ger er itarft enteute.
OenIig. Sra oe anore a5router
ueloes intet al 9etDoning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
loror@S rlr1tof@

rettet Der JON Spion. SUN blep
itu0t paa @laoien oeO 6prtaornet.
Sun oar Oomt til 2eoen al ell
arigsret ienItenoe giitrift.
Staalmagnatens aejie. 8efiug,
%. Aug. 6ormanO Gilbert $.
@arp Il. 3. Steel Corporations
0ireftion er mlfonnnet 6ertil ira
Dtanilla. San blep / @aar fore-
itillet ior 81 guang Sung al Oen
amerifanife Qtiniiter Or. @aul
9ieini9. 0}r @arp airejier til
SSapan / Sag
Sialp til tpife SoI0ateriamilier.
Berlin Jia0iotelegram 26. 2lug.
9et al tpite aommuner til 6orOel
for Sol0ateriamiIier tilpeiebragte
9elgb bar naaet en- Sum al B.
000,000,000 Marf (ca. $5O0,0OO,-
00O. 9figsfasien oil ienere oper-
IenOe aommunerne ontfring 500,-
100000 Qiarf.
4ongen al 9apern. Yaris, "a.
Aug. Song Suouig al Bayern bar
iieIge ct Telegram til ,9etit 95a-
riIien" ira S6mei8 ooer 9fom 9ait
ct apopleftiif 9lnialo og bans 8il-
itanO ifal pGre aloorIig.
Song 9u0pig oen 3. al 9d1ern
er II gar ganlmel og beiteg 5ro-
men 1913. San er gift neo @r-
fe5ertuginoe Qfarie 0bereie al
9itrig.
Otacfenien fommanoerer. 2(tben,
oper Baris, %. 2(ug. Gfterretnin-
gen onL at gulgarerne 1ar be-
lat aaItoria og &orptia, befreite5.
Get meooeles, at oen tDife Self
martial 9liguit pon Mfacfenien er
fneo 9ulgarerne.
De 9(lliere0es Operationer oene.
res al oen cipile 9efoIfuingS 3lugt
ior 9nIgarernes 6remrpfning.
Oct nDe aina. 9efing, "a. 2hg.
&arlamentet bar enitemmig biial-
oct 4rgiioent 81 Yuan &llugss
&alg al Suan 5bi Sui iom perna-
nent Bremierminiiter oen fineii-
ife 9lepublif.
@arlamentets a9eilutnina tugeS
iom ct Se9n paa oen uofien0e I'll.
til at afceptere oct al
q gnan Sung / SUM oanneOe
aompromis- -@}iniitcrilm.
D8entidlanO@ a 6ienfommen. Ser
lin, 9iaOiotelesram "a. 9tuo. Oper-
io6ureauet meooeler, at oet tDife
llnOernan0sIfib n0euti9lan0@ /
@aar aufom til 0tunoiugen al
@eIer.
y0eutidlono4 iorloo Baltimore
ben 1. 9llguIt. Sfi6et lnOgif oe
ariasifibe, iom laa noen-
ior aDIten % oeuteoe paa set. Oct
aif til SaoS Sen 2. 2luguIt ON 9li-
teneh og man iaa 0et ouffe ligc
inoenior Grernilsgr0nien. Nan
bar life 6ert ira oct iioen, ier oct
piite iig eeo 0flln0ingen al g8eier
| @aor.
Steno9raifiniten aino. 9lanOt
De 9ieformer, iom Oen nDe repu6li-
fanife 9legering aina bar lore.
to9et, er ogIaa Oprettelien al ct
itenogrufiif Bureau for Optagelie
al oe parInnentariife SSorbanO-
finger. st Spitem blep anta9et,
og 10000 9roner bIeo bepilget.
Til 9arlamentets 9(abning pnr al.
iot 90 Stenoernier. Smiolertio ri.
ite oct Ii9, at oe life funOe lGie
0eres Stenogrammer % eiter en-
ltges fSorieg nlnatte man opeiue
Saobet ON itenograiiif 9feferat o.
fonner ianleoes til enOni at mnat.
te nsie iig hle0 forforteoe 9fefe-
roter.
Ottnpa. Ont, % Pug. Sra Aomc,
s(laifa, er ser fonlmct @feooeIrlie
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
gnrt epet dn,tn.

~1>~>'~1->~7-@~~-7~1~e ~-~>~~--~~~~~|s|~~@
Dire ior 9ooning. 0taribau,
Oiicb, %. 2lug. George 9rieit %
eugene Roabn orufneoe mOer9ao-
ming Der @aar. De fit aranlpe
9t. .. Sugbes, Siour Sails, 3.
8af., bleO forleoen ioenlt / areos-
retten StraiarbeiOe / ct 2lar % tire
0lauue0er, forOi BAN life funOe la
De pore at ltiele 9Iutomobiler. 9an
ifal 5aoe itiaalet tre 0laifiuer.
Sum ilei ouer 9tiagara. 9tiaga-
ia Sails, u. D., 20. Mug. 0ilis
9torma Utacf, ell Cater al 9ta.
tional-aonlitemano 9tormano e.
0lacf, ilSi | @aar ober 9iiagara.
ialOet gteroplan 9un er oen
ierlte apin0e, iom bar ilgiet oper
9liagara.
en moOerne S9ge. 8aDibore, q.
! y, 26. 2lug. Or. George 2. aing
ilei @aar i Spsebeisg ooer@reat
Sout6 Ban til Sire Sslauo aero-
plan. Ger tom Slbuo, og Doftoren
benDtteoe 5luoemoifinen ior at oin-
De Sio.
gaGater SaIoonbeuiIIina. 9iocf
SslonO, Sa., %. Mug gDraaoet
bar nGgtet at uoiteoe 9epiaing til
u. SO 9illbure, Der piloe oripe
en- Saloon meO oen lpngite Bar"
| / 8eroen. Barren mnaler III 500
og ifuloe beifpitige % 8artenoere.
Zen me Snloon itaar bam SO
900.
0tte 9(rbeioere ornbes, ioet to
araner fal0er iannen. grie, 9a,
p. Mug, 4Saa 9iational 5ounorD
9ompanp's 9lnluB Der falot
einar TO itore arnner iannnen
Cite 9frbejoere bleo begrdpct III.
Der Dem oa orGbtes, oa mango
6len iaarrt, oerai nogle 2iosiar-
lig
9lacf Stills giigoom. aemifere,
ion bar moerIbot 5aoeh mener,
at 9Iacf Stills inOe6olOer Iangt
itprre IigOontne emo oet @nlo,
iom er blepet taget lto eller bill bli-
pe tnget 10. Der er, flyer Sc, en-
0laHgoe PIatium og aluminium
mere emo paa noget anOet Steo i
9eroen Ger ifal opre aaian me.
get aaoIiu
9lep t03 Mar ganlmeI. Garmt
81. 26. 9tlg Mrs. 9etIep Storep
er 800 paa i'm Barn uoenfor Gar
mi | en- 9lf0cr Al t03 Mar. Snn
mcute. at benOes 6sie 9fl6er ifnl6.
tes 5impeI6e0 Mao o. alpocr
Sun baboe aloria I tit 9ip fprt /
Sernbanetog, o. bun baooe intet
tiIobers for foinoelie Stemmeret
Carnegie belbreosipa9. garSor.
Dor, DE, % 9lug. 9lnOreiu Gar.
neeie paSiereoe Mioint Deiert /
i'm Dacbt aSurf" 6ormioooos.
ga ban fom til 9ano og ioretog
en- 9lutomobiltlr, oafte bans 0aar-
liae ll0ieenoe OpmGrtionbeO.
Qir, Carnegie booOe iaDt It'll
nogle al fine 8enner, at ban life
ielte fig Ipg. nten bare trnt" gn
Gage er altfo inoenior bans 0ief-
fepiooe.
Drpbt aennem @lroesinoren.
Snrriion, ga., 25. Mug. @n Mrs.
Grant 3erritg blep orGbt al 2p-
net, mems bum bar I 5Gro meo at
tage tit 9aifete, iom bar opbengt
poa en- Staaltraaosline, neo. Sun
lpiloe tage Sbiet ino, ga bun iaa
llpeiret nprmeoe iig Sra alpoe-
inoren iprana Sunet opcr til en- gll.
tan, bpor oct orpbte ct Barn.
Soro ingiepes. 9seip Yorf, %
9lng. Silmsfompagniet gitaarapb
Gompanp Of s[mericn far nnla9t
Sfaoeseritotningsioa mob &enrp
Soro mco arno pna en- Wiillion
Collars, ioroi War. 5oro ct al
] fine slpertisiementer moo Soripars-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

peuU9elleH Duooe ldBL III uer lluo
9lmmllitionsiabrifanter bag aon-
pogniets Slim D36e Battle Grp
OF 4}eace"
@r BORDEN forulDffet2 9tome,
2llaifa, % Mug. Ser npres nogen
'9@n9itelie glnle0ning al, at Wfotor-
ifonnerten g@reat Bear" meO G6i-
cagomiuionpren S5obn 9or0en o0
bans Selifab ON 9oro enonu life
er anfommet 6ertil. Sfibet ifill0e
efter 9eitemmelien 6aOe o9ret Der
ior otte Gage ii0en. 5aroanOet
FER omfrino bar oeret barget al
al Strem / iIere Gage.
Ouer 200 9lrbei0ere peO Qun.
fer Oats So. Sort 0o0ge, s5o.,
8if paa Strife forleoen ioroi Oe
life iif zen 2en, De piloe 6aoe.
lsirmnet hapOe lige iorbgiet 9en-
nen ior almiuoelige 2(rbeioere me0
4 Gents pr. Sime, iaa 6e iif $3.50
ON 8agen for 10 Eiiners 2(r.
beiOs0ag, og Fi9erne fit ct @aolug
al 10 Gents ON Do9en, ina oeres
9en 6Ieo $1.25. De pil0e bape me-
re, o9 Oa De life If 0et, illttteoe
DC 9lr6eiOet. 6a6riffen blep luffet.
gsrneIammelien. 9lIle Sfoler |
@enniploania ifal iorbliue luffet
til IS. September. Sorrisbrrg, ga,
%. Plug. Sunobe0sfomnlisipr
9iron 9enniplpanin bar 6eitent,
at alle oiientlige og prioate So
FER, Meni9beOsIfoler og SsnOags.
ffoIer | Staten ifal forblipe luf-
fet til IS. September pnn @rlnO
al 9ernelamneIIen. Qir. Orion er-
flprer. at grfaring far pitt, at
9[noltIt % September er oe far-
liaite WinaneOer meo Senipn til
oenne 5U9oom.
Sioen 1 Sllli bar Ser n9ret
anmeIot $50 Silfrl6e al 5pgoom-
men o9 t54 0eoSfol6.
@prnelammelIe g8isconiin.
0taoiIon, @is., "a. g(llg. 5 8irS-
BAG bleo Ser til Stntens sunO-
5eosraao annelot II me 9ilfnloe
Al 9orneIonnlelie. 5 set belle er
Ser MI amnelst t03 8ilfploe al
oenne frNte0e 5oooomi @isconiin
Ger er in0trufiet 9 DsosfolO.
Der bleo annel0t to me 8il-
inlOe ira @auIat TO ira @lls-
mortb % ct ira DuronO, ct ira
6ono on 9nc, ct ira Manitomoc,
ct ira Relpton, ct ira Eolpnet
5Srauflin % ct ira Gopnet Garl-
ton, aeiDamee GountD, o0 ct ira
SoWnet Rem 0enmarf, 9roWn
GointD.
SSnoinnerne liDsfraitige Gato
Sells, ser er aSn0ianerfommisier,
6oGot forleoen 0ag 9fapio Gitp,
2. 0of., en- Gale, boori Dan ia9oe,
at oct life forboI0t iie, iom oct er
6leOet paaItaaet, at ssn0ianerne par
en- o6enoe 9iace. 5 6ior isotes
Der flere Sunore0e Here SnOianer-
bgrn, en0 ser 0e0e SSn0ianere, og
Der er MI nnoer 9fe9eringens Onl.
ior1 100000 sSnOionere, bDorai
10000 err gern 0en ffolepligtige
9lIoerv San mente, at SnOianerne
FAR en- l1S 6renitio, oa oe gaar
frem 9ultlir, og at 0e fonlnier
til at blioe en- Saftor | ltniteo Sta
ties. De itGrfe 9riffe bar Snoia-
nernes oGrite 5ienoe, iaaoe BAN
syapanerne u0e2 @ai6ington, 3.
g., %. 9lllg. ll0enri9sminiiter
2dfiina bar gioet Orore til, at Ser
ifnl ioretages Ell lln6eriegeIie |
g(nleoning al ct SorlpOenoe omL
at en- Spanier, 3ernanbe5, oer
ifal banOle paa iaponife Snteres-
Iers @e9ne, bar erbperpet en- 4on-
ieslion paa 10000 glcres beo Ra-
nantafanalen, pe0 aondlenS VT
li9c Gnoe. Mr. Banning snifeOc
life at uotale iia nGrnere ON ga
gen. Oct tilln91es en- pis 9etpo-
ming, at Observation-Disclosures bar
iorctaoet ct Sfribt iom Bette.
Self iioen 9pgninaen al aana-
r Il m A...
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
Gre mimOrc Sfriiter

UT HIIHUTt @ffIItf
al Faltor Olfert U ficor0.
I. Dc niae o9 Geoen.
2. @ibelens Gale til os.
3. s(poIteIen Sobonnes.
9llle 3 tiliamnnen portoirit til
Ienot for 20 Gents.
Ganiif emtb. Vnbl. SOnie,
Blair, glebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

8anif 8eltinoiens Salg. Sntet
9Ianoingsminiiterium -lloipttelie
til @iteraaret as6en6aou, "a. Mug
6orlegene paa at oanne ct 0anif
Hoalitionsninilterilm er mislpf
feoes al0eles paa @utnO al, at
9enltre % De 8onierpatioe pngreoe
liB DeO at afreptere De 9iaoifales
% Socialiiternes arau. Socialiiter.
ne 9ioroe 6ororing pna, at Salget
al De 0anifpeitiu0iife Ger iftI0e
bebnnOles eiebliffelig, fereno BET
nDe Oiiniiterilm Oanne0eS. De
gioroe o8Iaa 6ororing pna at faa
Du 9tepr0ientanter Gegeringen.
Get antages, at 2anoStinget oil
iorfaite BEN al oen oanife @eian0t
/ @ai5in9ton oa Oen amerifanife
lloenrigsnliniiter unoertegneoeGraf-
tat. 0ermeo oil sp6rgsmaalet ON
2erneS Salg ian0pnliguis pore
uoiat til @iteraaret.
9enitrepnrtiet aiilog at goa meo
poa 9ieaeringens 5orIanaenoe ON.
at llOenrigsminiiter @rif Scaoe.
Mus 6eboloes oct me .@tiniiteri-
INN. % at entcn Ban elIer 9on.
ieilsprpiioent 3obIe iful0e dioe
aonieilsprniioent | oet me 9lan.
Oingsniniiterillm.
96benbaon, %. 9fitg. 2anostin.
set ueoto9 Baar en- 9leiolution,
Ser 6eitenmer, at 0eriom 6orilnget
om Sal1et al Be oanif-peitinoiife
Ger life fan blibe oigiort fpr ef.
Ter ariaen ifol Spsrosmaniet al
o6res beo &aloene.
9ielolutionen bleb ueotaget meo
80 moo 7 Steniner. Gre 0aeoIent.
mrr afbol6t fla ira at itenne o1
tretten bar frobGrenoe. &eiolu
tionen bfep pebtaget al Tbinget
aomite % bill / 8no bltue fore
lagt set | anbent Meoe.
9(mcrifas SoIonino sen ianline.
@ai6ineton 3. g., %. 9(ug. Sor.
nano / Senntets lloenrisSfonlite
Stone neooeler, at oct onnife2auos-
tines aorfnitclie al GSorilaset OH
at iulge Be oanif-oeitinoiife Ger
life bill iaa nogen Sn6flnoelie paa
oe 9eitr9beIIer, iom gsres fer paa
ina mart iom niilig at iaa rati.
iiceret Sraftaten ON Snl1et.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30
20. Mar9

onb at Ell Wheeling al oct bereone
Foliti bar paagrebet De TO Gifinoer,
iom 9fopenlber 1918 mproeOe Be
TO fatolife Rr0iter %aronr % 3lou-
pier. &c 6Ie6 gre6et eiter Ell Sa9t,
iom itrafte liz noroenior @olar.
fraoien Giter 5pao Scr meo0eIes,
bar Sc tilitaaet.
De til6erer oen Gifimoitamne,
al 5oilfen no8le Qieoleulmer SUM
1912 mDrOe0e Den amerifanife 20.
Iariorifer @arrp q BRADFORD og
bans canaoiife 2eOiager Geo. Street.
Get anta9es, at oet er oe iaulme to
@ifimoer, iom ooiaa 6egif Oi5ie
0}or0. gifimoerA1 6leu gre6et / ct
ao6bermine0iitrift og er MI pda
Seri6elpen.
GpiflanO eiter arigen. @n tor
San0eIsilaa0e er aIlereoe gaaet al
Sta6elen. aoben5aun, 26. 9[llg.
Spiflono er aIlere0e III fproig til
at optage BEN aonfllrence paa Se.
en-, ion oil 6egDn0e, naar arigen
er obre, meooeIer 0irefteren for
HorOtpife 9loDO @6ilip Seinefen
/ ct SnterDieip til vEolitifen@
SfoI9e l6einefen bar 6pert eneite
Sfi6, iom 9piflano baooe miitet
un0er arigen allereoe eritattet.
9aorotpife 9lopo bapOe bpgget ire
tore Gnsinoerifi6e, 03eppelin",
vSinoenbnrg", naollnlbus" %
y@tiinden~ Selifo6et bar enOpioe-
re til Seniigt at bpgge et tort 9(n-
tai Sfibe paa 1000 Cons al en-
M 5ppe, for naar arigen er opre
at fllnne iptte talrige 6urtiggaaen-
Be Sfibe ! 6ort.
0ireftpr Seinefen Iag0e til, at
ltnoerOanosifibene n0euticblano@
og Bremen" life pil0e bIipe bru9t
aiter &ri9en paa @rlmo al oe Itore
Omfoitninaer, iom er iorbun0et
neo oere8 9riit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

grpbt eennem @Iroesinoren.
Snrriion ga., 25. Mug. @n Mrs.
Grant 3errilig bleu orGbt al 2p-
net, mens Bum bar / 5rro me0 at
tage tit 9aifetei, iom bar opbpnet
paa en- Stoaltraaosline. neo Sun
piloe tage 9eiet ino, oa bun ian
llpeiret nprmeoe iig. Sra alpoe-
inoren iprun9 2pnet oper til en- gu.
tan, 6por Oet orpbte ct 9orn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

5orO inaiaacs. 9sep yorf, %.
slng. 5ilmsfompagniet gsitaarap6
COMPANY Of s(mericn Far nnlaet
Sfooescritatningsiao mob Senrb
isoro mco arno pna en- Million
Dollars, icroi War. 5oro ct al
fine slpertisicmenter moo 6oripars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-08-30

Ottnma. Ont, %. Pug. Sra 9eomc,
er Ser fonlmet Mfeooelelie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
VERDTS REQUIEM
AT POLO GROUNDS

Ichcarsals for tho orcn air prcscn'a
ton Of Ncrd's Requiem, which is TO
be given at tho Polo Grounds on sun
day afternoon, June {, have been IN
progress for month. The singers.
who arc taken from tho ranks of the
New York Oratorio Society, the Poo
pies Choral Union. the Beethoven So
ciety and tho Mendelssohn Glcc club.
IA we'll as individual cligiblcs, are
trained in sections in various auditor
iums once a week with tho approach
Of the event. tho rchearssls are now to
be held twice week, with a combined
rehearsal Of Soloists. orchestra and
chorus set for the afternoon Of juno
| and dress rehearsal scheduled for
tho forenoon Of the day OF the per
formances. Altogether 1924 people
will interpret the Verdi music.
Work is soon TO begin on the stage.
which. IN order to accommodate this
vast sSScmblsge Of vocal and instru-
mental forces. will have to present a
floor space Of $500 square feet
The New York Philharmonic will
form part Of an orchestra OF 100.
formed for ;he occasion. Miss Lucille
Laurence, who sang at several Verdi
centenary celebrations in Italy; Nine.
Maria Gay, Giovanni Zcnatello and
Leon Rothier comprise the solo artists.
The event is the first enterprise of
the new National Opcn-Air Festival So
ciety. in which Theodore II. Bauer and
Alexander Kahn are moving spirits.
Louis Kocmmenich will conduct Oscar
Spirescu, once conductor at the Royal
Rumanian Opera House at Bucharest,
is in charge of the rehearsols.
A second outdoor affair to take place
under the management Of this society.
with the official Endorsement and CO
operation Of the University Of Penn
sylvanis, is a Franklin Field produc-
ton Of Aida" on June 6, which is be
ing staged by NJ. Brscale, who directed
the production Of that opera in the
shadow of the Pyramids several years
ago. VI. Zinovief, the original Ria
danes Of that performance, is TO appear
in the Philadelphia edition Of Aida -
He arrived in this country last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
GUARANTEED, BUT
GOOD STORY.

Herbert Rrenon. who recently re
,.rned from Jsmaics and handed Will
- Fox bills for nearly 100000
.rt in producing "a Daughter OF
~. Gods" confesses that he is pla-
..,;st lie laughs as he admits IT,
p.sorc he went TO Jamaica he spent
Us IN the Metropolitan Museum OF
a. seeking inspiration. lie studied
I. ain for body poses, and for compo-
.,ion he paid close attention TO the
..orks Of Adolf Schreyer. Jose Vile
-.s Alexandra Csbsnel. Sorolla y
pseids. Richard Wilson. John H..
r.sehtman and WinSlow Homer. These
.,,,s,s also furnished inspiration for
harmony and land and sea effects.
~Ir producing the cinema drama,
.se director explains. "oUr best teach
,-. should be tho sculptor and the
,,inter. not the dramstist and stage
r.,nscer. See how much Rodin OK
,resses lust with the hands. All tho
nations arc concentrated by the in
c-itsble position and shape Of them.
Thought. passion and pain arc thus
revealed. And what is the motion pict-
ure At IT'S best but painting and sculp-
ure brought 10 life? For the back
Grounds VIC turn 10 the artists We
Knew had succeeded in selling the
cysnescent charms Of the seasons and
the hours. have tried TO keep one
eye on the painter and the other on
tho sculptor. My object is as theirs -
10 please by pictorial beauty
Credit for great assistance in the
rroduc.ion Of his new spectacle the
plsrisrist gives 20 Winslow Homer, to
whose West Indian marine studies he
acknowledges deep Indebtedness; 10 c.
r. Frere and his Jerusalem from the
vrvirons". to Csbanel's THE Birth Of
Venus: 70 Twschtman's "The Water
fsn": TO Sorolls's The Swimmers
and 70 Schreyers Arabs on the
Mares" There arc many others, but
Bremen regards these as the master
pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
locws American Theatre.

Lawrence Grant and company, in n
new war drama entitled "Thc Final Ar
bitter" will top the bill all week at
Locw's American Theatre. Others dur
ing tho FIRST half will include Wood.
Melville and Phillips; "Swcde' BILLY
Sunday. Willard and Bond, in DE
tcctivism"; Hill and Alderman and tic
Nelson Sisters. Among those on the
programme during the last three days
Of tho week will he Harry lie Clair,
Ryan and Riggs and Eva Shirley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21

will sing "Carmen" and "Thc Tales OF
Hoffman," for the third week OF their
stay ut the Bronx Opera House which.
incidentally, is now playing opera for
the first time. although always called
an opera house. There will he four
performances Of Carmen" including a
Wednesday matinee, and the same Of
THE Tales" with r matinee on Satur-
day On Friday at $3.50 there will be
n special performance Of "Hacnsel ana
Gretel," designed principally for school
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Columbia Theatre.

Hello. New York" will 90 into its
second week at the Columbia Theatre
tomorrow afternoon. II is bUrlesque
show far above the average. with the
doleful and dopeful Lew Kelly as star
Others Of interest are THE Great Mar
teNe." Lon Hascsll and Eileen Sher-
idsn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-21
Neiehborhood Playhouse

At the Neighborhood Playhouse, to-
night. Mary Lswton and Walter Hsmp-
den will give their last performance
Of scenes from Macbeth" The Edith
Rubel Trio will give a programme Of
music. arranged especially for this
performance and designed to typify the
spirit Of the occasion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-06
FOURTEEN PAROLED
FROM STATE PRISON
Besides These Two Pardoned
Conditionally and Four Re-
turned to Citizenship

The following men were restored to
citizenship, conditionally pardoned, or
paroled by Governor Withyc0mbe to-
day in accordance with the recommen-
dations of the parole board made at its
regular meeting on July g.:
Restored to citizenship:
Clarence Amis, received at the peni-
Tertiary from Baker county, July 3,
1914, for assault with a dangerous
weapon; paroled July 10, 1915.
l.. V. Green, received from Gillian
county, December IL, 1913, for obtain
ing money by false pretenses; paroled
January 6, 1915.
Fred Miller, received from Nultno-
nah county March 8, 1909, for forgery;
paroled April 8, 1911.
George w. Connell, received from
Baker county September IS, 1911. for
larceny not in dwelling; paroled Sep
tember 25, 1912.
Conditionally pardoned:
f.. &. Herlow, received from Multi
nomah county in January, 1916, for lar
ceny by bailee.
Clay Trites, received from Wasco
county in October, 1915, for statutory
offense. Trites was conditionally par
doned in order that he might leave this
state as he is afflicted with asthma
and physicians who have attended him
assert that his health is such as to en-.
danger his life in this climate.
Paroled:
Harvey Bice, received from Lane
county in July, 1912, for burglary.
Jasper Muscalo, received from Clat-
sop county in April, 1915, for larceny
in a store.
Charles Il. Stinnett, received from
Polk county in October, 1915, for as
sault with a dangerous weapon.
Carl Hogeli, received from Clatsop
county in June, 1915, for larceny in
dwelling
Travis Mccullough received from
Umatilla county in May, 1914, for lar
ceny of a COW.
G. A. Diekey, received from Benton
county in July, 1915, for larceny
John Ryan, received from Baker
county in December, 1914, for larceny
i'll store.
j. H. Morissey, received from Union
county in February, 1913, for larceny
in dwelling. .n.o..
Joseph H. Hill, received from Hood
River county in December, 1915, for
eoncealing stolen property.
Ed kilgore, received from Umatilla
county in January, 1915, for larceny
from store.
John Smith, received from Union
county in February, 1915, for larceny
in dwelling.
Milo Blucher, received from Wash
ington county in July, 1915, for statu-
tory offense.
Thomas Corners, received from
Multnomah county in July, lyl4, for OBJ
tanning money bgy false pretenses.
James Honder, received from Una.
tilla county in April, 1914, for statutory
offense.