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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1916)
t. THE OMAHA -8UNDAY -BEE : OCTOBER -15-, -1916. Cleofonte Campanini to Conduct; Marie Rappold to Sing Leonora S & iff : r. Mi mm i lue entirely to the European war. She :s the only tne of the notable an lounced to come here in grand opera vho cannot appear. ' " ' ' MaHam Drstinn went to the in terior of Austria this summer to" bid a last farewell to her fiance, who is held a prisoner of war. But wlreahe was about to depart the authorities re fused to issue the necessary passports. The cable was used frcel" in a frantic effort to secure release for the distinguished- prima donna, for a long season is' booked for her on the Amer ican concert platform and opera stage. These efforts would have beeir suc :essful if her final citizenship papers 'tad been issued, but she is not yet an American citizen. " ' 1 - For local reasons, Madame Destinn, who is a native of Bohemia, will dis appoint many, by her inability to sing in Omaha, this month. However, the part of Leonora will be in excellent Hands. Madame Marie-' Rappold, i singer of premier rotes in the Metro- ?olitan opera house, has been secured, n New York she has won emphatic success' before the most ' exacting opera audience "- in the world as Leonora in 'l Trovatore," Marguer ite jn "Faust," Elsa in "Lohengrin," Desdemona in 'Othello," Juliet in 'R6me8 and Juliet" and many other Important roles. ' . Madame Rappold is particularly pleasing, not alone for her glorious Voice, but for her personal beauty and grace as well. Pr. ; IMf. Plr,-T-.r-llnnTi V Hon? soothe tha Irritation, Pin. Yar .futa tht phl.sm. relieve conslllon, soothes '.ho.- raw apota. . 2&0, All 4rugvtsta. Adv. SOLDIERS TO REMAIN ON MEXICAN BORDER Wilson Tells Whitman Emer gency Formerly Apparent is Still in Existence. WITHDRAWAL MEANS ROW Long Branch, N. J.. Oct. 14. Pres ident Wilson in a letter to Governor Whitman o! New York sent October 9 and made public here today, as serted that the emergency which caused the sending of the militia to the Mexican border ''unhappily still exists." He added, however, that he believed conditions in northern Mex ico are improving and that "in the near future" it probably will be pos sible to "do more than has -been done to relieve the embarrassments under which organized militia organizations necessarily have suffered." President Wilson wrote to Gov ernor Whitman in answer to a letter from the New York executive, regard ing the New York militia organiza tions on the border. , The presiden told Governor Whitman that it wa impossible to set a date on wnicn tn remaining regiments mere coui released. The president in his letter asserte that he had been advised by the Wa department that a withdrawal of the militia at any time since being . sent to the border "would in all human likelihood have been following by fresh aggressions from Mexico upon the lives and property of the people of the United States.' English Returns From Congress of The Play Experts Superint.-i rent English of the Omaha playgrounds- has returnt J irom' at: ending the 1916 Recreation and Playgrounds congress in liranl Kapiils and he reports that he almu-l tot the 1917 mteting for Omaha The meeting place flw next year has not been announced yet, he says, ; d .f Omaha woul4 offer, some money i might get iti But for 1918 he be ,ieves the (convention will surely come here. ' Mr. English will'. meet the new S-fc, rial Center directors Monday at 6 'ji m. in the Woodmen of the W.orW cafeteria to discuss the work to. b? done this winter in the social cenie; trtablished ,iri. eight public schools A KIDNEY REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS EXPERIENCED DRUGGISTS IN EVERY STATE RECOM MEND AND USE SWAMPROOT IN THEIR OWN FAMILIES Dr. lfinliert'Bwm--Root sella-well' with ua because it invariably produces good result in Kidney, Liver and Bladder troubles. We so'.d a dollar bottle to one of the inmates of our Sold era' Home near here, and aftsr using it he brought in alout one dozen gravel stones, some as large as a pea, which- he had passed. He states that he obtain d wonderful re lief from the me of Swam v Root. ERNEST A. B..OWN, Lafay tte, Ina 1 1; last 0 hjttdlecEK.i'KiIm;;-: Swamp-Root, kidney, liver and .blad der remedy for twenty years and have heard plenty of favorable re ports concerning it from my custo mers. They are sithfud w.t i the re suits obta ned from it us. I know of many cases where Swamp-Root has cured Stone in the Bladder, Gall Stones, Gravel, -Catarrh or Inf '.anuria- -tion of . Bladder, Liver trouble and Rheumatism. I have used it in my own fam.ly with g-od rjsults; and T Personally appeared before me this ', neartily endorse Dr. Kilmer' Swamp- 28th of July, 1909, Ernest A. Brown, I Root and be ieve it has good' curative of the Brown Drug Co., who sub scribed the above statement and made oath that the same is true in substance and in tact. DAVID BRYAN, Notary Public.. value. Verv truly tou-s. ALEX. LIPSCH1TZ, Dru-gist, 84 North 6th Street, -Brooklyn N. Y. November 12tb, 1915. . fjleofantc Campaninl is pneot the few men actively engaged ifi ftinsic to day to whom may be applied the term "genius," for a genius Campanini un doubtedly, is. One indication that this statement is true is the fact that the Chicago jppera company pays him for eleven veeksw salary greater than thit cif the president of the United Slates annually. .. '.'jV ' i Omaha-will. see the fruits-of this man's- genius,- When, it witnesses the performances' of " "Carmen" " and Trovatore" at the Auditorium a week from next Monday and Tuesday eve nings. He will have absoluteand-full control taf the musical and technical side of the Ellis Opera company from his station in Jhe orchestra he will direct all things. . 1 .. ",' -'. , It was Campanini who revolution ized grand opera in this country when Oscar Hammerstein organized the Manhattan Opera company in. New York in 1906-and engaged Campanini as general and music director. He in troduced a number of innovations which fairly' astounded conservative old New York, but shortly compelled the Metropolitan opera house to- aban don several of its time-honoredUradl-tions and get out of the rut into Which it had fallen, With the final e'clfpse of Hammerstein' brilliant enrtjfpriae,' Campanini becanie available Ifar jtbe; Chicago organization, which cartie.-ljtJO being at that time. rf This is Campaninfs first apnran,e on this side- of the Atlantic outside tlf; two metrop((itaij Cities of ijAthjpcft' He anticipstes'aricii.expeVience'fn' visiting niufc citit6.tif. the middle west, where grand pptra in its completeness and with fu.ll quota of celebrities will U C C sM. T C ,7,,1 SM.M Z MM " ff mnm: which she applied, she will not appear in grand opera in Omaha Tuesday, October 24. She has been advertised to sing the part of Leonora in MI Trovatore." Her nonappearance is received the naturalization papers for ; RAYMOND'S ; .'GiftfoOlOO cfr I'F0R:! 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