davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

plomokb6l, ehelyett azonban a
nemzetet ad6sitotta Ell.
Vaknak kell lenni Father
Coughlinnak, ha mem latta,
hogy Roosevelt elnoksege alatt
val6ban sokat tett a penzval-
toknak a templomokb6l val6
kiiizese erdekeben es ha ez
neki mem sikeriilt, abban mem
8 a hibas. Talan inkabb az a
kilenc oreg ur, aki a legtobb
intezkedeset alkotmany-ell
nesnek nyilvanitotta.
Mindenesetre meg lehet al
lapitani, hogy a konvenci6
k0z0nsege el6tt mem volt FIR.
Coughlinnak Rooseve1tet va
dolo beszedevel olyan sikere.
mint amilyent 6 attol vart.
Mem is lehetett. Hiszen
konvencion nagyon sokan vol
tax, akik a demokrata part
hoz tartoznak. Akikkel meg
Coughlin sem tudja elhitetni
hogy Roosevelt mem igyekezett
a penzvalt6kat kiiizni a tenn.
plomokb61.
Magaban a Townsend Clu-
box vezet6segeben az aleln0k
Conner Smith is demokrata
aki elesen szembe is szallt az.
zal az aramlattal, mely a
Townsend konvencicn volta.
keppen a harmadik part kan.
panyat akarta teljesen kihasz
nalni. e
Miutan DR.. Townsend
Coughlin-Rev. Smith szovet.
sege ezen a konvenci6n kiala.
kult, igyekeztek sa1 delegatuso.
kat is beszedeikkel a Union
part eln0kjel0ltje, Lemke erde.
keben befolyasolni, ami ellen
Conner Smith t0bb izben is
eleSen tiltakozOtt!s
Ujra es ujra lesz0geztette,
hogy a part mem indorszal ell
n0kjel0ltet es ARA kell tore
kedni a Townsend cluboknak
hogy mennel t6bb olyan, kon.
gresszusi kepyisel6t, valassza.
max, akik a Townsend mozga-
lomnak hivei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
OR. TOWNSEND
FATHER COUCHLIN
REV. SMITH

trio kampany beszedeket
tart maid Lemke erdekeben
es ketsegtelen, hogy ennek a
harom embernek sok hive van
az orszagban es szemelyes va
razsukkal tudnak maid szava-
zatokat liferalni a harmadik
part jeloltjenek. Mem lehet le-
tagadni, hogy ezeket a szava-
zatokat fdkent Rooseveltt6l
fogjak maid elvonni.
A republicans part konzer-
vativ t0megeit mem lehet a
trionak nagy igereteikkel part
jukt6l eltantoritani, de sok
kart tehetnek Rooseveltnek,
akinek partjaban vannak az
elegedetlen elemek. Lemke
sokkal t0bbet iger, mint a de-
mokrata part Is az elegedet-
len t0megek mindig az utan
mennek, ah nekik t6bbet
ig6r.
Pedig ezzel mem AIT erik el,
hogy olyan eln0ke lesz az
Egyesiilt Allamoknak, ali t0b-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
AZ ELN0K NYARAL

a tengeren es meg ket hetig
akar tavol maradni Washing
tont6l. Alaposan kipihenten
akar a valasztasi hadjarathoz
hozzafogni. Partja alvezerei
k0zben el6keszitik a valasztas
pontos tervet Is minden Al
lamban negszervezik a valasz-
tasi vezerkarokat.
Nagyon kemeny hare lesz
Pennsylvaniaban, Ohioban,
Michiganben, ezekben az Is
republicans allalnokban. "A
t6ke ezekbeh az Allamokban
mindent el fog kovetni q re-
publikanus part gy6zelme er-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
II T. tt s y = N L =
1 TOWNSEND CLUBOK

A TOWNSEND CLUBOK
konvenci6t tartottak a multi
heten Clevelandban, anelyen
kozel tizen0tezer ember vett
reszt. Nagyobbara persze 0reg
h0lgyek es urak, akik a Town
send mozgalomtol varjak,
hogy oreg napjaik gondtala-
nok lesznek, hogy havi 200
dollar nyugdijat fognak kapni
eletiik vegeig.
Az orszag minden reszeb6l
sereglettek 0ssze a resztvev6k,
de a legt0bben persze Ohiob6l
voltak jelen, ahonnan a leg
kevesebbe kerilt az utik0ft-
seq.
Majdnem egy hetet t0lt0t-
tex Clevelandban a delegatu-
sok, akik k0z0tt gyakorlott uj-
sagiro szemek nagyon sok de-
legatusra talaltak, akik vegig
lelkesedtek mar kiil0nfele celu
konvenciokat. Az Anti-Saloon
Ligatol kezdve a Kfu Klux-
Klan konvenciokig.
A konvenci6n a legkeveseb-
bet beszeltek a tulajdonkep-
peni programmed, az 0regek
nyugdijar6l, ami meglehet6s
csalodast is keltett az Greg
holgyek es urak koreben.
Ez a konvenci6 majdnem XII
zarolag politikaval foglalko-
zott. Politika dominalta az
egesz id6t, amt Clevelandban
t0lt0ttek.
Nagyon erdekes, hogy a
megjelentek politikai nezete
mennyire kiilonb0z6 volt. AIT
bizonyitja ez, hogy a Town.
send Clubokat csak a ketszaz
dollarnyi nyugdij remenye
tartja 0ssze, de a nemzeti po-
litikaban mem lehet nezetei-
ket k0z0s mez6re hozni.
Tisztan lattak ezt a konven-
clio rendez6i is, inert mindjart
a konvenc;6 eiejen lesz0gez-
tex, hogy mem indorzalnak
egyetlen eln0kjel0ltet sem.
A konvenciot termeszetesen
Townsend dominalta, bar egy
vi figura: Rev. Gerald L. X.
Smith, a "share the wealth"
mozgalom vi vezere, aki csak
ezen a konvencion tint fel
igazan, mindent elk0vetett,
hogy a showt ellopja Dr..
Townsendt6l. NJ
Huey Long louisiana utoda
a "share the wealth" mozga-
lom vezere, akinek fellepese
Billy Sundayra emlekeztet, ma
gyon er6sen igyekezett az
Greg doktort teljesen halter
be szoritani es csak a Town
send mozgalom alvezerenek
ebersegen multi, hogy a loui-
sianai tiszteletesnek ez mem
sikerult.
Bar, mint emlitettiik, mind
jart a konvencio elejen kije-
lentettek, hogy a Townsend
Clubok mem indorzalnak egy
eln0kjel0ltet sem, az egesz
konvencion vegig egyebet sem
tettek, mint Rooseveltet, a
New Dealt ostromoltAk es
olyan sz6noklatok sorozata
hangzott Ell, melyek nagyon
er6sen emlekeztettek a Hearst
lapok vezercikkeire. Ugy ne
zett XII a konvenci6, mintha
Roosevelt felett iiltek volna
veszt0rvenyszeket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23
KITUN0 MUSOR, SOK SP0RTESEMENY
VARJA A MACYARSAGOT AZ lDORABAN
(Folytatas 1-s6 odalroD

ESeClegeS
H. Taar Istvan hegedu hangversenye Kiser Soos Ida
13 Timko Irme harmonka es tancszama.
Il Turbok Mariska, Fairport Harbor, O. enekszama.
15 ElnoH zaroszavak es Hmnusz
msor el6tt Ferenc zenekara szorakoztatja kO-
zonseget Ugyancsak kiseri egyes szamokat.
msor rendjen vezet6seg szukseghez hiven valtoz-
tatasokat eszkozol.
MusoR SPORT PALYAN
1:3Okor: Magyar Sport Kub bajnoki football csapata
3:OO-kor verhovay 1854 baseball csapatanak rendes
AA lga merkozese Carnegie-nlinos Steel Co.
csapata ellen.
5:OO-kor so yardos futas I'll eyes fiuknak
SO yardos futas Til ewes leanyoknak
100 yardos futas 12-15 ewes fiuknak.
FL 100 yardos futas 12-15 ewes leAnyoknak.
100 yardos futas kover embereknek, legalabb
225 font
SO yardos futas asszonyoknak
Csuszos pozna maszas djak pozna teejen megernek
10 dolart.
100 fontos sild6 fogas disznot magyarsag egy jo
amerikai baratja adta OFT lesz, hogy elvezze
a komedat.
Trefas versenyek
Kotelhuzas es pedig West Sde-Souh Side es East
Sde-North Side kozt
Az uszodaban uszoversenyek.
Megfelel0 dijak nyerteseknek.
Macy TANCTERENIBEN
Delutan 26l fe sig Park Plan tanc ktino amerikai
zenekar hangjara. Ot cent egy tanc
5-tol Zig ingyen tanc mndenkinek akinek gombja van
Ij. Orosz Ferenc zenekara muzsikal
Fausi akodalom felvonulas nagy tancterembol zene
kserettel f0utcan vegg Heidelberg Gar
denbe.
A HEIDELBERG GARDENBEN
Delutan oratol Ifj Bunchy Janos zenekara muzsikal
halgato notakat.
Este 630-kor kozos Egy vacsora ara so cent
Este orakor a falusi lakodalmas menet bevonulasa
deutani musor egyes szamainak megismetlese Enek-
es zeneszamok.
A meghivott vendegek rovid felsz6alasa
Este 8to ngyen tanc ejfeig Hj Bunchy Janos 10 tagu
zenekaranak hangaira.
Beepes csakis gombbal
Nagybizosag tagai keretnek hogy leheoleg mar deli
6rakra n egyenek parkban Rendez6 evenyeket atvehe
k Gober Janos titkar fejogost ngyen parkoasra
Az elen6rzest Mxich Gaspar penztarnok Lengye La
jos es ellen6r0k vegzk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

kor ext tudomasara adjak, e1-
mondja maid elfogad6 sz6nok-
latat is, amely voltak6ppen
politikai programbeszede lesz.
Hetek 6ta kesziil a kansasi1
kormanyz6 ere a nagyon
fontos beszedre es munkaja.
kozben nagyon sok republics
nus vezerrel tanacskozott. SGT
nemcsak republikanusokkal,
hanem azokkal a demokratak-
kal is, akik cserben hagyjak
partjukat es atmennek a ma
six taborba.
(Folytatas az SILK oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-07-23

dekeben, ugyanakkor azonban
a demokrata part is sulyos Sc
gitseget kap ezekben az ALA
mokban.
A szervezett munkasok, akik
Rooseveltet tamogatjak, a va
lasztason egesz erejikkel dol
guzni fognak a demokrata
part erdekeben.
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tied more to coaching than to vocal
training.
Star In Own Right
She was star in her own right,
backed by 20 years experience on
German operate stages when she
made her first appearance in Amer
lea on November 7, 1898, singing
"Ortrud' in a presentation of Wag-
ner's "Lohengrin" at the Auditor
ium theatre in Chicago. Her i'm
presario was Maurice Grau of the
firm of Abbey, Schoffel g. Grau,
predecessors of the Metropolitan
Opera Company of New York.
Signs Big Contract
She had just signed a l0-year
contract with the Berlin opera and
was on a four-year leave of absence
from the German capital, but her
success was SO great that she bought
her way out of the home contract,
paying first 10000 marks Nthen ST.
5000 for an extension of two years
in her leave and finally $4,000
marks to cancel the Berlin agree
ment.
In 1904 she made concert tour
of the United States. travelling 49,
900 miles. In the latter year also
she appeared in an American comic
opera, Loves Lottery" Her health
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
BY ROBIN CoONs

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Nov. 18.-
The earliest ambition of little boys
in most places is to be a fireman,
engineer, street sweeper, milk man
or policeman.
In this place those fascinating
professions seem all right, too, but
your true son of the studios nour-
ishes the desire to emulate his
vorite prop man, ELECTRICIAN,
furniture or cameraman. To
be studio gateman and wear a
uniform is a pleasant prospect, and
wearing overalls and climbing the
beams over a sound stage while
you tamper with sun-arcs is a lit
eral seventh heaven.
That's What Yves Wants
Airline Judge, at least, is sure one
of these is the ambition of Wesley
Ruggles, Jr., her tilree-and-a- half
year-old son. Young Yves counts
that day lost on which he is not
permitted to accompany his mother
to work, or at least to the studio
and through the makeup room.
Occasionally, as a special treat,
he is invited to join her on the
set, where children ordinarily are
not welcome because they consti-
tute a hazard to sound. Young Yves
has an ingratiating way, however,
and even directors, especially Dave
Butler, throw down a miniature
welcome mat.
Its all the machinery on set,
of course, as well as the way the
men treat him, that holds the fas-
cination,' says proud mama Ar
line. And makeup = you'd think
familiarity would breed contempt,
but no; the makeup room is a
high spot in his day. All those
tubes and jars of gooey creams and
pastes to get into, if he can, and
smear around"
Dad Couldn't Get Mad
airline is not AFRAID the frequent
studio visits will turn her boy to
acting. She hopes they won't, not
that she has anything against
actors.
They get good money while they
last. she says, but I'd rather he
did something that lasted longer
The only time Yves has come
near to spelling scene was while
Airline was on Valiant Is the Word
for Carrie"
ANY other director chortled
Airline, would have been furious,
but that one couldn't bet was
WEISS dad!'
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
TIRE BLOWOUT CAUSES
ACCIDENT, DOUGLAS ROAD

Two cars, travelling near Larson
Creek, about $50 this morning, one
sedan driven by Jack Warner,
the other Comet" cab, perform
ed unusual antics as they passed
On the highway, the former landing
in the ditch and the other bottom
side up on the other side of the road.
The cause, tire blowout for the
cab, caused it to lurch against the
sedan at the particular moment OF
passing
Fortunately no one was injured
and no damage was sustained by
the cars.
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UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE
District Land Office

Anchorage, Alaska.
October ID, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that David
Simonson, entryman; together with
his witnesses, John Rogers and
John Dotson, all of Juneau. AL
aska, has submitted final proof on
his homestead, Anchorage 08117, for
a tract of land embraced in U. s.
Survey No. 2195, containing $50
acres situate on the east shore OF
Favorite Channel, at Eagle River
Landing, latitude So degrees, 90 N.
longitude 1874 degrees, At w. and
it is now in the files Of the local
land office at Anchorage, Alaska,
and if no protest is filed in the
land office within the period OF
publication or thirty days there
after, said final proof win be ac-
cepted and final certificate issued.
GEORGE A. LINGO,
Register.
First publication, Nov. 4, 1886.
Last publication, Dec. 80, 1886.
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new MINERAL
DEPOSIT DRAWS
ENGINEER HERE
Mcnamara Is to Examine
Mountain Leather Re-
ported by Rex Beach

A.. j. j. Mcnamara, Chicago mining
engineer, accompanied by Mrs. Nc
Namara, arrived in Juneau yester-
day evening aboard the Princess
Ncyall, enroute to Lcmcsurier Is
land, to- examine Mountain Leath-
err deposits reported there by Rex
Beach.
Rex Beach reported large depos-
its Of the new mineral on the island
last summer after returning from
visit with Joe Iback there. When
he went back to the States, Beach
interested a group of financiers in
the prospects of development of the
deposits, and Mr.. Mcnamara is
now here as a representative of the
financiers, to determine the extent
of the mineral and the outlook for
its development.
Mr.. Mcnamara is now making
arrangements for the transporta-
ton of him and his equipment to
the island, and will leave as soon as
facilities are secured, to remain
there for several weeks, making a
thorough probe of the deposits.
Mrs Mcnamara will not at first
accompany her husband to Lemes-
urier Island, but will remain in
Juneau, awaiting his return.
Mr.. Mcnamara had intended to
arrive in Juneau some time ago,
but was delayed by the maritime
strike, and is still being held up by
difficulties in getting very neces-
.sary piece of equipment delivered
here.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
BRITISH DANCE
|. STAR IS HERE IN
CAPITOL film
Coliseum Film Exposes
Trick Devices Used In
Gambling Frauds

First a Girl Jessie Matthews
successor to her triumphal appear
ance in Evergreen, is the new G2
musical comedy romance, which is
carnin3 tonight to the Capitol The
atre.
"First a Girl" makes claim to be-
ng a dancing picture with six new
song hits and almost as many dance
numbers. Maurice Sigler, AL Hoff-
man and Al Goodhart, wrote the
music and lyrics. Some of the titles
are THE Little Silkwor1n," "Half
and HALF" Its Written All Over
Your Face and "Everything's in
Rhythm With My Heart"
The human and compelling story
of a top hat society gambler who
is taken in big business deal,
having decided TO go respectable for
the sake of his wife and sen, and
who then returns to the gambling
business and proceeds to trim the
suckers will be unreeled at the Col
iseum Theatre starting this evening
when Columoia's Don't Gamble
With Love" opens two day en-
gagement.
The starring roles are portrayed
by Bruce Cabot and Ann Sothern
with Irving Pickel, Ian Keith and
Thurston Hall in support.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
DEAN RICE HOLDS
SPECIAL SERVICES

Dean G. E. I,ice will hold SER
vices tonight, speaking on Religious
Faith and on Friday night
his subject will be: THE Contri-
button of Science to Faith"
These special services are in ac-
cordance with the program of the
National Preaching Missions move
ment for this week Both services
are to be held at 7.30 o'clock in
Trinity Cathedral and visitors are
welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
Wisconsin Helps Wives
Curb Drinking Hubbies

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 18.-Wives
who object to hubby's drinking are
aided in Wisconsin by an old post
ing law, carry from pre-
Prohibition days.
All the wife has to do to prevent
John Doe from spending his pay
check on "schnapps" is to notify
authorities and his name is posted
in the local taverns. This makes it
illegal to sell him liquor for a year,
according to at least one ruling by
the Attorney General.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
AT THE HOTELS

GaStineau
Peter Haksura; DR.. E. S. Pomefoy
San Francisco; Mrs. Jack Wakelin
j. j. Price; Mike Johnson; Harry
Harms; C. F. Hoff, Denver; ]
Blanchard; Mr.. and Mrs. j j. Nc
Namara, Chicago; Leslie w. Aim
uist, Fairbanks: A. Fleischman, Ia
coma; Tom Belanger, Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. John Nordley; Mr.. and
Mrs. C. l.. Nelson; Mrs. w. d. Sow
der; Frank Henderson; H. P. Shep-
pard, Helena, Mont: Nathilde
Koehler; Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Story
Mrs. w. Leonard Smith; James w
Huston, Seattle; William Thomp-
son, Jr., Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs
Vernon Post and four children
Lincoln, Nebraska; N. L. Freeman
Prince Rupert; F. Hickman, Ket-
chikan.
Alaskan
r. e. Thompson. Oakland, Cali.
w. C. Mcdonald, Wells, Nevada; MI
and Mrs. j. ID. Chambers, Valdez,
Lynn Burleson, Morton, Wash.
James w. Huston, Seattle; William
Thompson, Jr., Seattle; Antoine Pet
erson, Juneau; O. Gudranson, Ju-
neau; v. Solovieff, Juneau; Anda
Guol, Juneau
lynda
Virginia Brown; Sandy Smith;
Edward j. Butler, Juneau; Mrs. c.
w. Hufiesen and child, Sitka; Jack
Hanson, Seattle; o. H. Lipps, Salem
Ore; Mrs. c. Burdick.
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Didn't Get "Graaveyo

They changed Fernand's surname
to Gravel to avoid cracks about
Mervyn LeRoy's bringing home the
Graavey" from Paris.
Ross Alexander sWears he once
lived in theatrical boarding house
where he had to chase couple OF
seals out of the bathtub every Sat
urday night.
lisa small world note: The first
song Dixie Dunbar ever sang on
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GUILD MEETS FRIDAY

Ladies of Trinity Guild are to-
make final plans for their Christ
mas Tea and Sale on Friday after
noon, when they will meet in the
Cathedral Hall at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs.
J.. B. Bernhofer is to be hostess
for the afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18
Constitutional
Amendment
Is Looming

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 18.-Secre-
tary of Labor Francis Perkins, OPP
ening a lsyceum series here last
night, sale the Administration Is
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of a
constitutional amendment provid-
ing minimum wages and hours.
mo decision has been made yet,
but something of course will be
done about it," saia the Secretary
Of Labor, and added, "but it rs too
soon to say just what will be done"
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
CHAMBER MEETS TONIGHT

Regular meeting of the Douglas
Chamber of Commerce is sched-
uled for this evening at 8 o'clock.
The meeting will be held in the
City Hall Various issues Of inn
portance are scheduled for action
and all residents are invited to at
tend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1936-11-18

Broadway was by Harry Revel. He
and Mack Gordon are writing songs
Tor Dixie's new picture now.
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Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Named Correspondent
London Divorce Case

/ LONDON, Nov. 18.-Peggy Hop
kins Joyce has been named cores
pondent in a divorce suit filed by
Mrs, Vivian jackson, wife of a
London University professor.
The four times married Peggy
announced she and jackson will be
married as soon as he can be di-
vorced.
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MRS. sELMAR ON WAY HOME

Among the through passengers to
Skagway aboard the Princess Norah
was Mrs. L. Selmar, wife of the
Skagway City Treasurer.
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Famous Prima Donna
Passes Away at Her
Home Near Hollywood

Continued TON rage Cne)
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broke in 1905 and her voice was
reported ruined, but she went back
to Germany for a rest" accepted
engagements there and came back
to the United States for 1919 ap-
pearances in opera and concert in
1867
Becomes American Citizen
The next season she gave 113 con-
certs and then went to Europe for
a year, where she created one of
the principal parts in Strauss new
opera, Electra" Her return for
a 1909-l0 concert tour proved the
most profitable of her American
career.
Thereafter she tapered off her
strenuous work, but continued brief
er annual tours and limited operst-
ic engagements. One of her last
stage appearances took place IN
February 1926, when she emerged
from retirement" to sing "Erda"
in "Das Rhineland' with the Met
ropolitan company
Her most famous roles were
"Fides' in lie Phophete,1 "Ort-
rud' in "Lohengrin" "Erda,' Eric
kap in Die Walkure' and Or
pheus' in Gluck's opera of that
name. But she mastered $50 other
parts and in her youth was a ia
nous Carmen
For many successive years, begin
ming in 1896, she sang at the Wag-
merriam festivals in Bayreuth and
from 1891 to 1900 inclusive sang
every season in Covent Garden,
London.
Mother of Eight
She took out American citizen
ship papers at Cincinnati in 1905.
Married three times, she was the
mother of eight children She lost
her voice temporarily after her first
confinement, but later regained 1T
with a note added to her register
and in later years she SAID that
each of her eight experiences in
motherhood had added note to her
range. G@
She was born June Is, 1861, near
what is now Praha. capital of old
Czechoslovakia, and then was
Prague, Austria. Her father was
Major Roessler, an Austrian army
officer, and her mother was an
Italian.
Loyal To u. s. A.
The world war years were diff
cult for Nine. Schumann-H eink.
She had sons in both the Ameri-
can and German armies and anoth-
er was aboard a German submar-
inc. But she held loyalty to the
land of her adoption, touring the
training camps. singing for the SOL
diers and begging Indulgence for
her boys in the German army be-
cause they were doing their duty
as they saw it. She was widely
popular among war veterans and
was an honorary officer of the
American Legion.
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The average cost of operating
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broke in 1905 and her voice was
reported ruined, but she went back
to Germany for a rest" accepted
engagements there and came back
to the United States for 129 ap-
pearances in opera and concert in
1867. is