davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05
,A5tRr Hmnkft,
Set fprite armereoe amerifanife @ans
oelsifib, iom afgit berfra, torpe'
beret Spnbas 9lften.
Mf 8eietningen flames 2S Mamo
&lanbt II amerifanife 8orgere
tire meb fanbinapiife Manne.

Seem yorf 6en 36ie Mpril. 9anp=
ffibet uM5tec" - oct fprIte armereoe
amertfanife @an6elsifib, iom afgif
fra 6enne Sioe al Mtlanterbabet -
blep Spn6ag 9lften fenfet al en- tDff
l1n6erpan6sboao i16enfor Ell % 1er
8reit, Sranfrige. &abeltelegrammet
fra ben amerifanife &onInl / 8relt
til &be6eriet, Oriental geabigation
60, ON Senfningen 1nelbte intet
ON 8eintninge1s 5fiabne: Nresie-
flegramnret ffrn sari.s s1tel lSie bog,
at flere Meno al 8eiptningen fob
ne6es. ,'
~M5tec", ser fertes al &aptein
@olter S*8rie11, bab6e en- 8eletning
paa 80 Mano. Sptten al 6en1 &ap>
teinen inobefattet, bar an1erifanife
8orgere.
&lan6t 9lmerifanerne on1bor6 bar
S. S. 9ln6erion, @tprma116, 8roof=
1pn, q. g.; g. 8orienien> Mfaifiniit,
8rooflpn 81. g., og Moo1f Senoricf=
ion. bpis nermeite @l9gtning melo=
tes at bo Minneopolis.
uM5tec" bar paa 1927 8rutto=
toms. Sfibet afgtf fra Seem Oorf til
Sabre Sen 18be Marts ne6. en- 2a6>
ming Maobarer og Sorraa6 til en-
@eroi al ca. $500,000. Set ffuloe
a11fon1uet til Sabre i6ag og bar att
tagelig min6re eno 100 @l fra 8e=
ltem1nelies1teoet, oa Eorpe6eringen
fanot Ste6.
Baris oen 36ie @pril. Den on1e>
rifanife 0an1per ~M5tec",, set fpr1te
arn1ere6e amerifanife @fib til at rei=
ie fra en amerifanif Sapr,, er lp1fet
u6en 8ariel al en- un6erpanoSbaao
ner en- % n6enfor 8ret. @n franif
Patru1iebaao ftifeoe op 19 al 6e om'
boroperenoe. 81 mel6es labne6e.
Ser er tibet &aab on1, at 6e er BIER
get, 6a Danperen bleb torpeoeret
om g}atter. me6eus 6er bar itprf Sp.
gang.
Den onerifanf lie Mmbasia6gr Wil-
liam @rapes Sbarp bleb / @ftermio,
Bag unoerrettet af ben franife Ste.
giering ON Eorpe6eringe1 al 49,
tee" og telegrafereoe eieb1iffelig til
loenrigsbeparten1e11tet. @epreien-
tanter for 6en amertfanffe @egiering
pil giebltffeltg retfe til 8reit for at
tage @i6nesbpr6 af be operlepen6e.
Barts ben 96te Mpril. StteogtDbe
Man6 al 8efetningen paa uM5tec"
bar man t6ag en6nu lite giort @ebe
for. Wean bolber paa at opgtpe $aa'
bet ON beres @iferbeo. Eorpeoe'
ringen fanbt Ste6 ON Matten og ,11t'
Ser itnrt Sggang, fna bet er ba1t'
iteligt, ON flere af Neutrality-suspicious.
bar funnel bol6e fig oppe.
8aet peb r8ulebab". 0eetp 2on-
BON, Conn.,, ben 2ben Qprtl. = @n
y}nnt fro Of sknreneAe @tntera @rina.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05

8aet beb r@ultbab". Metp Son.
Don, Conn.,, ben 2ben lprtl. = On
@agt fra ct Gorene6e Staters @rtg8.
iftb CT a,1bragt paa Raten beo ben
tDIts Camper r@tleto6", Der ltg-
ger Der. r@tllebab~ fl1ngerebe fom
Mo6erfttb for bsn tpfe &dnbelsurt.
6erpanbsbaab x0elticbllan91.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05
Grt1 EttDlann..
Webbelelien, at &pngresien bil rette
fig efter 8ilipns pnffer, beffer
8ifalb / 1taofrbniet*
8labeme un, n u9posfloffen ooer &obeu
aullernismen" i 8refibentens :
nepofegiprenbe 8a16Fub". z

2on6on ben 3oie Mpril. Gn 9tornt
of a9eiifalo brao Hgs l1nberbulet, 90
Ginonsn1iniiter. q sNouar 2ap iioong
funogiorbe, at ben brittle 9lu1basia-
6er Wa1btngton bab6e mel6t iom
i'm 8ro, at &ongresien upilbe rette
fig efter Breitoent @ilions M1befa-
linger".
2onoon 6en 3oie Mprtl. vDe6s=
floffen ober @oben5ollernismen" bar
@obeotanfen / 2on6onblaoenes l16ta,
lelier ioag argaaenoe Breii6ent @tl'
ions Sale. u@be11tng Stems" bap>
be oper fpb Spalter en- Sperifrtft,
iom ne6 ipare 8ogitaper forfDnote,
at 6e rSorene6e 5tater erflerer So
benao1lernismen &rig". M1le slften'
Blade giengap Ealen fin $elbeo.
vDet er ct epofegiere11be 8u6ifab," ="
iog6e vGpening SEEMS, Der tiener
@re1ioent @ilion perionlig til @e-
6er og 9Gre og bele 6et an1erifan~
ife Solf til @eoer og 9@re. Set er
Dg6sfloffen oper &oben5ollernismen
og alt iaaoa1tt 111grft, 1nor6ertif SD=
rannt. 9erlom BET tpife Solf lite
bliper opilonet til fit inberite al Bre>
fi6enters Mppel Gribeoens og .@i>
piliiattonens 9eabn, 6o tan menne=
ifeliqt &aab iffe lengere reffe 6em !"
ugpening Star" flyer, at &alen
bar Mnleoningen ppr6tg, og at alle
Gnglpn6ere MI bill nere BEN betelte
MgteNe for 8reiioe,,t @ilion.
sslere BRITTLE Mpiier paapeger, at
8reiioent ggilion tp6e1ig ifielner
mellem ben tpife 9fegiering og oet to-
lie Golf.
v@pening Stan6aro" flyer blanot
on6et, at Sen tpife &egiering bar
ban6let panpitttg beo at tpinge De
ssorene6e @tater in6 &rigen, naar
6en funoe babe facet Gre6 beo at
babe be6t om BET = bare pe6 at op'
qtpe SEN uin6ffret1fe6e l1n6erpan6s-
frig. rEpflan6s @anbio" flyer
8la6et, .er set be6ite 8ebis paa bets
flalbiten6ige 6ortbilelie."
u@lobe" tiger, at man @nglan6
fanife bar 11noret fig ober, at Bre'
iibent @ilfon betpnfte itg faa lenge,
men r1i11oer ON, at bet bar nebper'
6tgt, at ban forbisieoe fig on, at
bele Mationen ito6 Bag ban. 9et
er lite iaa Iigettl, ntener @laoet, at
foran6re en- in6groet Stentning tmoo
forbtflen6e Mlltnncer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05

8uoifab opbioier 2anoet. @eoof-
tionsartifelen tiger til @lutning:
~Gilfeloigpis finoes Der fife / Ealen
en- enelte Sntning, Der paa 1logen'
iombellt Maabe belpfer ben praftilte
Sioe al 6agen. sSltebet fremfommer
Breiioenten n1eo Ting, Ser ct bereg-
net paa at gipre Golt beoe i.Sope'
bet"
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05
Gn en9et=e9pptiit Scr bar laaet en- tprti1t @tprte
paa 10000 Mano peb @a3a 48 Wlil
@p6beit for Seru1alem
Granite % brittle $roppers 6rem9an9 moo ben tpt
9nie peo Neltfronten. Berlin meloer blo=
80 oi9t 9feoerla9 for Granl nlfmenoene.
8ritterne bar itao9 Trem9an9 nor6enfor @a9ooo, o9
SDrterne ii9es at bape liot itore Sab, @tort
Mlanoefao @la9et peo @Q5a.

Baa 9itfronten er 6er UNDER Baor-
tppetret intet al 8etp0ning at meloe.",
I. - 2on6on BEN Site Worts. 8ri-
tilfe Sropper bar itaoig 6remgang
noroenfor 8agoa6 og inotog 6en
2Soe M}arts @bobroban> meloes Der
officielt fra Meiopotan1ien ioag
~9eltaet 9ltpGb @inoipob blep og-
iaa inotoget," iag6e @eretringe,1.
~$er meote ri 9feiterne al 6ien6en,
ser bleb ilaaet be0 &1tt=el= =slmara,
foriterfet mes 1De Eropper.
Den 256e bar ser alporlige Sam.
pc omfri11g Sobelbamrie og Met.
ming al &i5i1rolat, / bpilfe ri gao
Sier6en en- alporlig Nebielie. 0e re-
tireren0e Eprfere logger 2onoet poe
bag Jig.
&e11in1o6 Baitat @ais n1e6te bi be.
trogtelige tprfiife Stprfer og tilfaie.
6e Dem olborlige Sab un6er oeres
baaronatfe6e Mo6ita11o> tog ct be.
tragtelig slnta1 Sanger, 2epnetsmio.
Ter o9 Sorraa0."
@lle 6e neonte 9per 1igger 9eor6.
pit for 8ag6ao paa &ope6peien til
Teberar.
Yetrograo ben 26en Mprtl. 9fus-
itife Eropper aaufaius bar i1ota.
get Miataglte> @oitabt og @arpoule
og forfdlger Sprferne, Der flpgter
moo &asricbirin, befjenotgioroes Der
officielt fra &rigs6epartementet i6ag.
Ner @enbiipi1, i @anga6cbieg1en
blep en- tprfif 0fieniip tilbageilaaet.
2onbon Sen 36'ie qlpril. -.
fferne foritoo pienlpnlig ioag, at ct:
Quentin bar oen1t til at fal6e. &ele.
grammer fra Slagfronterne beretter
ON Seltmarifa1f &aigs b9l0ige
Sremits6 moo 8pen berette6e om oe
&pglfDer, Ger bleb feet ODER 6e,1 og
an6re 5orbere6elier> Der tp6er poa,
at Eplferne fplger fannie 96eleggel-
ieStattif, iom mon fat iagttaget 111t'
ser oeres @etret paa 8etfronten.
Men oct tn6remme6es> at Epiferne
piloe bpoe baar6natfet Mo6itan6
inarere en6 bare at opgipe 5tillil1>
gen.
Militere iagfpn6ige fer regne6e
i0ag, at 6e BRITTLE Eropper bar in6elt
to Wi1 fra 8Den og Serren, ser par
poerit foroelagtigt for poer1igere
Sremgang. Sra mi al bill &en
moo 8pen foregaa ne6a6 8affe.
2angtreffen6e tDife &anoner al ipert
&aliber bar 8irfionbe6 i6ag.
|
- Meo 6e britt RE 9lrn1eer Sci.
ten, 3oie &pril. (Af @illiam Bbilip
Simms). 9en brittle fre11o6gao.
enoe 8ebegelie run6t ct, Quetltin
n1el6tes i6ag at bape taget 8pen
MaisiemD. 9}or6oper run6t slrras
|
bleb 8Den @entu in6taget.
2o1t6on ben 26en Mpril. 5000
Eprfere bleo 6rebt og iaaret 6e1t af
8rttterne bltn6ne Seir n9r @a5a,
Baleitina, erflere6e 6inansminiiter
8onar 2atp l1noerbuiet gfterrni6.
bag. @an laite ct Eelegram fra @be.
fen for ben BRITTLE @rpe6itionsitDrfe
General Weurrap, ber erflere6e, at
Slaget bar lite langt fra en- ful6iten-
big ulpffe for Bie116en." Sen util-
itreffelige brittife @an6foripning
alene bin6re6e en- 6ortipttelie al Mn-
grebet. 0e brittle Stprfer tabts
n1inbre en6 400 Mean6 UNDER 4an1-
ben.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05
Uyakrrt1r hrt:.
SDf=amerifanife 8labe giper Tpriif=
ring um 2pDalitet bps Mmerifa-
mere af tDff &Dr6.
st @lab ier / @i1ions &rissbnbifa6
ct &tnf, ium ,taaife fun bibfbre
en- tDf &epublif.

Chicago Sen 2oen Mprtl. @orace
8. 8rano, @eoafter al uSSllinois
@taats 3eitung" +, ct 8lao paa baaoe
tpf og engelff, flyer reoaftionelt
ibag: uStaats 3eitung" er imo6 en-
&rig mellem bort 2ano og EDiflan6
mi, for6i oe Soreneoe Stater lite
lful6e begpn6e nogen &rig, for bor
&egiering truer england meo gie1t'
gialoenoe 5orbolosregler, bpis bet
life opbaber fine ORDERS in @o111.
q" og ItuH1er ,1eb fine Sanolinger,
ser bi11oreoe Barer, ser lite bar 4on-
traban6e, fra at naa EDiflano. Spts
oenne &urs i11iolertio lite ffuloe bli,
be fulgt, bil ~@taats 8ettnns" itptte
&ongresiens &ien6elle. @pts 6enne
6oriamling erflerer Epiflan6 &rig,
oil ,,@taats 3eitung" ltptte &rig."
Seem Oorf ben 36ie Mpril. v9eem
Sort @erman @erolo" 1aa Brelt'
bent Billons &rigsbu6ffab til &on'
gresien i6ag ct Ninf, Der fanife tan
9nore Megieringsformen / Epflano
fra Monarfi til Mepublif. Serolo
flyer:
uMe6 &erlpn til Mr. Willons gr-
flaring, at @rigen lite er rettet mos
set tp1fe Soil, tror bi> Der er en- 6nlgt
Mistanfe on1, at oe burtig pil6e af-
fajte fine &onger og Spriter, bbis 6e
iaa en- iterf 6emofratiif Weagt re6e
til at beifptte Dem moo fine 8ienoer,
meoe11s 6e or6ner lit @us. Meange
al oem (Spiferne) bil6e foretreffe en-
republifanff @egieringsfornt men
fgler, at bbis De felger fine Tilbeie'
ligbeoer paa 6enne Ei6, btl6e oe 6er>
al fplgen6e in6re l1roligbe6er paa
oenne &io ttlla6e Gien6en at fonn1e
IND og berie Epiflano. Spiflano bill
forblipe ct Monarfi til efter @rigen. i"
@n al 8error6 &ib6er n,1berteg-
net @eoaftionsartifel I uNetp Oort
Staats 3eitung" flyer: u@reitoen'
tens Sale bill fon1me fom en- rbDre
Mpltelie for Millioner al Mmertfanc.
re al tpif 8prb. @i ct en- at De alli-
erebe faftiif iaabeliom / @abn. @rp'
li6enten bebgper lite at babe nogen
8efDmrtng me6 Senipn til Mmerifa'
mere al tpif 8pr6s 2opalitet.
ct. 2outs oen 96te MpriI. -. ct.
2oniS' 9agbla6e n6talte i6ag for
ifiellige Me11i1ger ,1e6 &enfDn til
Braiioentens 8u6ffab til @ongre8fe11
igaaraftes.
u@eitlicbe-&oit" flyer efter at ba'
be nbtalt lt6t Saab, ii6en Der lite
blep taget noget Sfrtot mob Epff-
lanos allterebe:
uEDf- -Mmertfanerne bebsber lite
at gibe togen Goriifrtng me6 $en'
ipn til fin 2obalttet. De bar altt6
!, biit fig felb iom trofafte @orgere al
bette 2an6, btben6e ON fin Nltgt; De
bar btulpet til at bpgge og beoltge.
boI6e bette 2anb ,ne6 it Blob. 81
ftaar me6 Brntoet,ten 1t,t.~
uMmerifa" bertn1ob trtttierer al
borlig 8rpftbetnens Gorlangenbe til
&ongresien % flyer, at mlfons
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05

Yaeififbet1onitratto abiprebt. -
@aibington ben 2oen @prtl. Munt
cipalt % fp6eralt @olttt 6eraf nogle
bere6ne, a6lpre6te en- @actfiit6emo1t-
ftration paa 4apitoItets Srappe i6ag.
Ga. / 500 @aeifiiter bleb ablpreot.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-04-05

ut etltRte, III @t<sss- g tllelel
mellem be 5oreneoe y IT;
ld,1o. S en- 1inbig % be11.. s.,
foroe,nte ban ben. tpife Megiert'.,
Sal1olenaaoe, Der af bam blep beteg,
net iom en ltofororing til belle Men-
neifebe6en % en &rig moo alle Na-
toner. Derfor bar Meutra1itet iffe
lengere beloig eller dnifelig; p9bnet
Mel1tra1itet itraf beller life lengere
til, oa Sen ian6ipnligpis bil6e biofp'
re, bpa6 Sen bar mert at forbtnore.
Brelioenteu be1Itille6e 6erfor til
@ongresien at Soptage 4an1pen meo
olle Sc &esio1rcer, Nationen fu11oe
onpen6e. Saainart 8rplioe11ten bar
feroig, blep en 92eiolntion erfl9rens
oe, at arigstilltalto eriltere6e, fore
1ast i begge Suie Ser er life 2pil
ON 6ers 8e6tagelie.
9eloluttonen fglger:
yfpllesreiolution erfleren6e, at
4rigstillta,1o erilterer mellem ben
feiierlige tplfe @egiering og De 5or-
eneoe 5taters Soft, og treffe,toe 5ors
onitaltninger for at forfblge fanlme
vGfteriom Ben feiierlige tpife @e-
ejerings &a11olinger / ben ienere Sio
er arigsbanolinger moo 6e Sorenebe
Gtaters &egiering og 5o1f,
,,gnre BET beIuttet nf 6e syorenepe
gtaters gennt og Neprnientantbl1s
]on1let 8ongres, at ben &rigstil,
ftono n1ellem Sc Soreneoe Stater o9
oen feiierlige tpife 93egiering> ion1
ioale6es er blebet paatpltnget De 6or'
eneoe Stater, berpeo formelt erfle,
res, og
SIT Yreli6enteu berpe6 benpn6i,
ges og paalegges at tage pteb1iffelige
Gfri6t, life olene til at iette 2a16et
i en- grun6ig Soriparsltan6, men og'
iaa til atu6epe al 6ets Magt og an,
be1oe aIle bets Sielpeftl6er for al
fpre arig MOB Sen feiierlige tDife &e=
gjeri11g og bringe &onfliften til Ell
be1oig slfllutning.
s lin Sale fre1nbol6t Breit6enten.
at Epiflan6s &anblinger ligeoperfor
De 6orene6e 5tater igrnnoen bab6e
beret @rigsban6linger Derfor maat.
te 2on6et tre6e i,1o Mpffen blan61
Sc frigfgrenoe geationer. @eniigten
bar, iag6e ban> at bab6e Sre6ens oa
gfetferoigbe6ens Nrinciper moi
ielpiIf og a,ttofratii It Magt.
vlloen ielpiife Maa1 for @robrinq
e1ler 8eiib6elier, u6en at {ege @ritat.
ming eller materiel 4orbel for 6e
Dire, iom bill blipe giort, 1naa 6e 6or.
eneoe gtater gaa i11o i @rigen," Jag.
6e ban, for at betrDgge for @er6er
Solfe1tpre, fun iom en- al Menneife.
rettigbe6ernes Goripnrere, % bil6e
tnre tilfre6s, 1taar 6isie @ettigbe0e1
bar iaapi6t betrpgget, iom Mattoner.
mes Ero og Gribeo piloe gidre Dem. "
9alen blep IN ertenio ien6t til E2pif'
1ano al ct tDif NDbebsbnreau til 9f'
fe1tliggigrelie Ser 2on6et. Sr6lp'
Sen blep ogfaa me66elt England, oQ
Sope6inobol6et bleb ien6t u6 obel
0er6en til on6re Mationer.
Sor at fgre en effeftiD 4rig moi
ben tpife @egiering, Der af 8rGfioen'
ten blep betegnet iom uSribe6ens ma
tltrlige 6ten6e", anbefale6e ban
Hraftiif Saanarbei6e ftdrit muliq
l16itrpfning meo De 9fegiertnger, fom
ollere6e fdrer &rig me6 Eplflan6; H.
bera1 finaniiel 4re6it til oisie &egie:
ringer, iaa Mmerifas @esfonrcer
fterit mtulig n6itrafntng Tan blibe
lagt til oereS; 0rganiiatton og Mo'
differing Of o1le 2onoets materienf
gfesiourcer;; fnlot l16itpr for Glaa.
Sen, fornentmelig / Mi6ler til at be.
fie1npe nnoerDanoS oSfrigen; en- ar1nt
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MARK KETS BY WIRE
PAGE SEVEN
ByF. Lelpzi1er

peaf,a b, Ill.,, H.. o.,
,ifaif, h., H.. . 9oo
cav, nan hn aoa
raen .onn ,au -. s,oo
0ats n.r ~, r-o
Bran per 100 lhs "a
/ Bran. mill press. per 100 lbs 81 a.
Corn chops. per 100 lbs 5000
Cottongeed meal. DER 100 lbs s21a
e" nioea
D'y' -'c per ID
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-05

FOR SALE : room house and lots
ana barn, only $4,000.
Good 5 room house and 2 lots, corner.
for $45O00.
4 Room house lots close in $4,000
Here is chance 70 get good
home cheap z. j. Blackman,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-05
w h N. I
G,AS.SEFE
HELP WANTE1g MALE

WANTED stout young man for por-
ter Smiths Candy Store. Mast
come wen recommended.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-05

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-05
MISCELLANEOUS

FREDERICK Buys dead horses and
cattle Call KM-251.
FURNITURE HOSpGTAI-All kinds
of unhols'cring; furniture repaired
and refiuished Auto tops a special
ny ana all kinds Of repairs. Give me
q call W. A. Broxson, 1872 N. First
st., Phone 2i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCH.
ING HOME"

This was a week notable for re-
viVals. There was when Johnny
Comes Marching Home" the popular
musical show OF Is years ago. at the
New Amsterdam: George NJ. Cohan's
Get Rich Quick WaIlingfOrd" in the
theater named after the actor-play-
wright; Ibsen's Ghosts" at the
Comedy. and two little old operas at
the Lyceum.
The American war piece Of Julian
Edwards and Stanislaus STANCE
" hich was so popular 10 seasons ago
was presented almost precisely as it
first made its appearance. Innova-
tons were a full military band, a
fife and drum corps and a big de-
tachment of the Union army
Mr.. Edwards music pleased the
hrst-night audience immensely. with
Edward BGsse singing the title role
and pretty Nanette Flack appearing
as Kate PembertOn. r. g. Whitney.
the producer. has provided a fine
large chorus.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
GET RICH QUICK wALLING-
FORD"

The constant and hearty laughter
that was heard every night this week
at the Cohan theater was because
Get Rich Quick Wallingford" had
been brought back there-the scene
Of its original triumph.
1t was at the Conan that this
dramatizatiOn Of the famous George
Randolph Chester stories started its
record breaking run more than five
years ago. and there are pleasant
evidences that this revival will add
another lease Of life 10 the royster-
ing COhan farce.
Hale Hamilton, the original Wall
ingfOrd. and Edward Ellis, the orig
inal Blacl;ie Daw. are. at any rate,
backing the old favorite for another
run. Not Only are they investing in
the production. but they are resum-
ing their original roles as part OF
the venture I'M Get Rich" and
everyone hopes they'll be new Wall
ingfords.
Messrs. Hamilton and Ellis have
been successful in gathering nearly
all OF their old-time associates of
the plays first run and the cast and
stage are full Of familiar names and
figures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
ORPHEUM

Harry Beresford and company
share honors on the new bill starting
at the Orpheum today with William
Hanlon. There is a wide difference
in the character Of the two sketches
presented. Mr.. Beresford is a legit-
innate comedian of the old school
and in his present offering. Twenty
Odd Years. finds ample opportunity
for the display of his versatile talent.
There is a definite plot TO the play
let and with the support of a capable
company furnishes pleasing enter
tainment. William A. Hanlon comes
OF a noted family Of English pan
tomimists known TO the theater-go-
ers of a generation ago as the orig
inatOrs and producers OF such spec
tacular successes as "Fantasmy'' and
"Superba". In vaudeville Mr.. Han
lon offers some new ideas employing
new trick scenery and novel IL
lusions. The act is entitled THE
Railroad Hotel, and will be found
equally pleasing TO young and old.
AS com posers, singers and players of
topical songs, patriotic ballads and
ragtime melodies. Sherman, Van and
Hyman have few equals on the Or
pheum circuit. They are great
favorites Pm Chicago and have play
ed repeated engagements at the most
prominent loop theaters and cab
arets. They will offer a new and
original program of their own COM
position here. y comedy sketch en-
titled The Census Taker", will be
presented by Toilette and Wicks.
and Rexo, a clever roller skater.
make up the bill
For the last half OF the week
James Grady and company return
with their popular rural sketch,
THE Toll Bridge. Mr.. Grady is
known for his clever impersonation
OF rural types and as the keeper of
the toll bridge he injects much COM
edy interest in the romance of a
young couple. Duffy and Dunn, &c
/ centric comedians, the -Four Dan
ubes in European aerial act,
I Gladys Williams and Billy Watkins
/ musical comedy favorites, and one
| other act complete the program.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
ADVICE BY MISS BREEN.

I'D choose just such a part to
play If / were the greatest star on
the operate stage"
SO said Miss Grace Breen. the
bewitching young prima donna of
Eileen" Victor Herbert's new
light opera.
Now there is more than an idle
figure of speech in Miss Breen's
reference TO operate stardOm. Had
il not been for the European war
she herself might have made her
debut in grand opera under the
same auspices and on the same stage
where Caruso was first launched as
an operate tenor.
II was two years in Italy under
Lom bardi." Miss Breen said. 1T
was a great experience. lombard
was a wonderful coach. He trained
me, as he trained CarusO, to act the
great operate roles. Whatever
knowledge I may have or acting 1
owe 10 Lombard.
But my voice is American
made I was born and bred in
New York, you know. I've never
lived anywhere else in my life.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
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BY Emory B. Calvert


NEW YORK. May Fright aft
er the United States entered the
war Broadway theater owners and
lessees noted a sharp falling off in
attendance. Perhaps IL was a wave
Of economy. Certainly the public
had as much or more money than
ever.
This phenomenon had the effect Of
discouraging many producers who
were laying plans for the future. A
diminished output OF new plays and
less expensive productions are re-
suits OF the war which are quite as
suTed
Managers are hoping, however,
that the new law here forbidding
the dispensing OF alcoholic drinks
after / a. m. will send a larger pro-
portion OF merrymakers to the the
alters for amusement. Hotel patron
alters may gain by the restaurants
loss. IL will be interesting TO OBJ
serve IL this takes place.
Perhaps after the first novelty Of
age has fallen off. too. and the the
being at war wears off the theaters
will find their sales OF tickets as
large as ever, or even larger. The
managers are praying this will be
so. especially as they face bearing
their full burden Of the war expense
through new federal taxes on tick
cts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13

for the first time in this country
within the memory of man, although
according to some accounts the first
named was heard here more than a
century ago.
THE Maid Mistress" Ga Serva
Padrona) was the chief opera conf
que o. the Parisians of the middle
18th century and is one Of the ia
nous operas of history. Donizetti's
little work was written and cOns
posed, learned and produced in nine
days, and is a type Of the sort OF mu-
steal hunor our fathers of the 1886
period enjoyed.
The two operas were ch Amingly
given. The casting of the operas
was excellent, every singer seeming
10 get the correct spirit OF his or her
role. Florence Easton MaclennOn
surprised her friends by her ex-
quisite handling of a light role in
The Maid Mistress" as her name is
generally associated with Wagner
ian parts Lucy Gates in The Night
Bell" had little singing to do. but it
was most difficult and she satisfied
the exacting taste of the many ex-
perts present. David Bispham filled
two roles acceptably.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13

went TO the Sacred Heart convent
here and began 20 take vocal les
sons when 1 was IA. From then on
1 studied under New York instruc-
tors until l went abroad and was
accepted as "A pupil by LON bardi -
Miss Breen had a rather original
idea TO advance upon that oft
scorned phrase, studying abroad -
She is. Of course, a stanch Ameri-
can, more than that a stanch New
Yorker, the daughter of Magistrate
Breen. and. as she says. "a native
by circumstances and choice"
But" she contends, with a city
as trimming over with things TO see
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
PLAYHOUSE ANNOUNCEMENTS

and TO do. a city with so many
wonderful people 10 know and 10
love. how can one concentrate up
on a single study that centers upon
oneself? IL simply can't be done
here, especially in the case OF a
New Yorker with Irish ancestry, like
myself"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-13
QUICKLY MADE SWEET DISH.

Arrange sponge cakes in a deep
dish, as for ordinary trific. COOK q
pound of blackberries and, while
hot, pour over the sponge cake.
Stand in a cool place to set. Serve
cold. garnished with whipped cream.