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The Daily record and the Dresden daily : 16.08.1908
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2 THE DAILY RECORD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 16, 1908. BERL IN Viscountess Oranley gave birth to a daughter at 2 Moltke Strasse, Berlin, on Tuesday. Mother and child are doing well. * The appointment of Sir W. E. Goschen as British Ambassador in Berlin, in succession to Sir Prank Lascelles who shortly retires, is now confirmed. It is stated that the subject was discussed between King Edward and the Emperor during the Cron- berg meeting. * It is reported in the local press that it was Geheimrat Rathenau who proposed to the Emperor that a sort of committee of control should be appointed which would administer the Zeppelin fund subscribed by the nation. Herr Rathenau’s scheme has, it is heard from a thoroughly reliable source, given deep offence at Friedrichshafen. It is found somewhat curious that Herr Rathenau had the plan all ready in his pocket when the Emperor arrived from Swinemunde. The idea of looking upon the Zeppelin airship as Imperial property, now that the national fund has assumed such proportions, is regarded as ab surd. The fund was a personal gift to the count. In the bureau of Count Zeppelin at Friedrichs hafen the opinion is expressed that the subscribers to the fund should energetically resist any attempt to capture it. People cannot avoid having the im pression that certain circles, now that the future of the Zeppelin airship is assured, are trying to reap the reward of a success towards which they contributed nothing. In Friedrichshafen Herr Rathenau’s proposal is regarded as a sort of vote of want of confidence. People ask ironically what the committee would do with the hundreds of purely personal gifts that keep pouring in, such as cases of wine, boxes of cigars, marzipan cakes, etc. The technical assistants of Count Zeppelin are men of eminence in their various professions. Baron Bassus is a first-class aeronaut, Dr. Eckener an excellent meteorologist, while Herr Durr, the engineer, has worked for years at the perfecting of the machine. Many unfounded rumours have been in circula tion regarding the intentions of Count Zeppelin. It is even stated that his new airship will be ready in a few weeks’ time. Up to the present no steps whatever have been taken for the building of the new airship. All that is settled is that the old Zeppelin III. shall be made ready for service. This will take till the month of October to complete. Its cubic capacity will be increased to that of the airship just destroyed. New Cremona Violins For further particulars, price lists, &e., apply to Bettinger, Manager, New Cremona Co. Wilhelm Tauben Strasse 26, Berlin W. HP natteimeii Kaiser Allee 203, W15. Piano accompaniment for songs and duets. the sleeping arabs with a shriek for help. The camp was in a panic as the mosquitoes advanced in increasing numbers. Waving their blankets, the Moors finally drove many of the mosquitoes away, but Dowdie had been so severely wounded that it was necessary to call in a doctor. The members of the troupe will hereafter live in a flat. The journal heads its report of this occurrence. “If Perdicaris had had a mosquito.” A commercial traveller named Heinrich Kronen hast just been sentenced to two years and three months’ imprisonment by the Criminal Court in Essen for attempting to blackmail Herr Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach and Herr August Thyssen. He wrote letters to them stating that if he did not receive 10,000 marks he would blow them up with bombs. -r* The feats of Wilhelm Hagenbeck’s trained beasts of prey are arousing enthusiasm. The training is really amazing and the animals are magnificent specimens of their kind. One becomes possessed with a feeling of awe while watching the tamers, Willy Hagenbeck, August Molcker, and Karl Feld- mann, at work with lions and tigers, which are continually showing their teeth, but which obey the slightest order accurately. The following is specially interesting: Herr Molcker is lying on a sofa, and beside him lies a lion with its paws around his neck, other lions being grouped around him. The sight of a herd of polar bears managed by Director Hagenbeck personally is very imposing. These animals are artists; they form pyramids and are good rope-dancers. The biggest of them, named “Maxerl,” takes a piece of sugar out of his master’s mouth. Herr Adolf Busch does wonders with some well-trained dwarf elephants. Clowns provide amuse ment in the intervals. The hit of the evening is the bears’ Chute, a comical performance, in which the bears slide down a sloping platform into an artificial pond. This scene evokes bursts of laughter, and is a very agreeable change after the other nerve-straining performances. Such performances have never before been witnessed in Berlin. Mosquitoes described as being larger than butter flies completely routed Raisuli’s Moorish bandits, who are encamped on Gravesend Beach, New Yorx. These men, it will be remembered, recently appeared at the London Hippodrome. Shortly before daylight, says a New York journal, Dowdie, the scribe, awoke flu,, PHnnnni Atelier for portraits. Interiors and exteriors UUO UriinuW photographed. Ref.: Ghristian Sinding, Rosa Olitzka (London). Berlin NW, Schadow Str. 4 & 5, corner of Dorotheen Str. Tel. Amt1.3984. George Fergnsson, Ringing master. Kieist Strasse 2?, III. Ptia«*lne niato (Formerly with Jean Henry, OlldntiS UlCU. 14, Buckingham Palace Road, London W). Elegant Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Salons. Fasanen Strasse 41, corner Fasanen Flatz. Every shop where = English is spoken = should take in & advertise in The Daily Record Berlin W., Potsdamer Str.10/11. NICOLA PERSCHEID STUDIO FOR ARTISTIC PHOTOS W. 9, Bellevue Strasse 6a. Tel. VI, 3156. | .■> nglish and American Book SJtore Mendelsohn, Tanenzien Str. 12a next to Roman Cafe. First Class Gentlemen’s tailor. Til. GrOlcimann, Elegant ladies’ costumes. 54, Motz Strasse. BiimlmliHipnUiRltR can Founded 1692. Pharmacie Internationale. All preparations of Burroughs Wellcome & Co. • English and American specialties. Leipziger str. 93, next to Charlotten Str till gSliajjartoM Italian Restaurant Konlgin Augusta Str. 19 at the Potsdamer Briieke. P Residenz Buffet for Americans 64. Kronei Strasse. Steinert & Hansen, First elass Wine Restaurant Prop. Fritz Kiel. Rendezvous of the Art World. Kurfurstendamm 235 n AA i Da Irani, in the American Quarter. DwSX DdlMSry Franz Kalweit, 31, Hohenstaufen Str. The Morwitz Opera concludes its season to morrow. * At the Winter gar ten the season opens tomorrow. BERLIN CURRENT ENTERTAINMENTS. Delegates passing through the capital on their way to the Esperanto Congress in Dresden have testified to the warm hospitality shown them by their Berlin comrades. They were taken sight-seeing everywhere, and everything of interest was explained by their courteous guides. Some members of the party are believed to have found their way to one of the most famous resorts in Berlin, namely Steiner t’s Weinstube, in the Kurfurstendamm. Here they would find a welcome second to nowhere, for in spite of the fact that this resort is visited by prob ably more strangers than any other similar establish ment in the city, newcomers invariably receive the same attention and quality of refreshments as habitues. This is one of the many charms of Steinert’s. 10—12 dally. Pfalzburger Str. 78, part. fiebrJiBndorf, Piano Factory, LsekBDWilde L Btrlio. Show rooms: Berlin SW., Anlialt Str. 15. Excellent bakery. Albert sehnert, Fruit and Vegetables. Speyerer Str?24. * Adolph Alberti. Delicatessen. lOJartinUerStrasse. R7„ ..fi; A nl r close to Ring Bahnhof Halensee. Iiuriurbieiietll Prop.: P. Kesten, Trattenr. Dinner 1.2S mark and upwards. Excellent beers. Tills afternoon: Schiller Theatre O. . . Company of the Morwitz Opera: Die Zauberfl5te at 3 „ „ Charlotten- burg Ein Fallissement § Passage Theater . . . Spezialitaten 3 Lessing Theatre . . . Die Weber 3 Luisen Theatre Das Sehloss am Meer ,3 This evening: Royal Opera Honse . . (closed). Royal Theatre .... (closed). New Royal Opera Theatre La Boherae at 7.31 Deutsches Theater. . . Die Rauber 7.30 „ „ ... (ICammerspiele) Fruhlings Er- wacben 8 Iiessing Theatre . . . Der Raub der Sabinerinnen. . „ 8 Berliner Theatre . . . (closed). New Theatre Baccarat 8 New Schanspielhouse. . Company of the New Operetta Theatre from Hamburg: Die Dollarprinzessin 8 Kloines Theater . . . Zweimal zwei ist funf .... „ 8 Comic Opera (closed). Residenz Theatre . . . Der Floli im Ohr ,8 Hebbel Theatre .... Cyprienne „ 8 Lustspielhouse .... Die blaue Maus 8 Trianon Theatre . . . Fraulein Josette — meine Frau ft Theater des Western* . . Ein Walzertraum 8 Schiller Theatre O. . . Company of the Morwitz Opera: Der Prophet . „ 8 „ „ Charlottcn- bnrg Hans Huckebein ,8 Frdr. Wilhelmst. Theatre Ein Rabenvater 8 I.iiisen Theater .... Suse h Thalia Theatre .... Mitternachtsmadchen 8 Urania Theatre . . . .Von der Zugspitze zum Watz- mann 8 Monday evening: Royal Opera House . . (closed). Royal Theatre .... (closed). New Royal Opera Theatre Lohengrin (Tanzler) at 7 Dentsches Theater. . . Was Ilir wollt „ 7.30 „ (Kammerspiele) Gyges und sein Ring 8 Lessing Theatre . . . Nora 8 Berliner Theater . . . (closed). Neues Theater .... Baccarat ,8 New' Schanspielhouse. . Company of the New Operetta Theatre from Hamburg; Die Dollarprinzessin 8 Kleines Theater. . . . Zweimal zwei ist funf . . . . „ 8 Comic Opera (closed). Residenz Theatre . . . Der F-loh im Ohr 8 Hebbel Theatre .... (uncertain) Lustspielhouse .... Die blaue Maus 8 Triauon Theatre . . . Fraulein Josette — meine Frau „ 8 Theater des Westens . . F.in Walzertraum ,,8 Schiller Theatre O. . . II Trovatore (H. Botel) ,8 „ .. Charlotten- burg Philister. Die Lore 8 Frdr. Wilhelmst. Theatre Ein Rabenvater „ s Thalia Theatre .... Mitternachtsmadchen 8 Kvery evening until further notice. Aletropol Theatre . . . Das muss man seh’n at 8 Bernhard Rose Theatre Das Geheimnis von New York . „ 8 Gebr. Hcrrnfeld Theatre Das kommt davon. Es lebe das Nachtleben e Apollo Theatre .... Vera Violetta. Spezialitaten. . .. 8 Passage Theatre sp-zialitaten ,8 Berliner Prater Theater Die Welt ein Paradies .... „ 7 Walhaila Theatre . Spezialitaten 8 . itore. Mien. Toilet and bonsBbolfl arucies. Georg* Kunkel, 82, Martin Luther Str. u ” Store for MwareS Weapons Spec.: J. A. Henckels, Solingen Johannes Jahner, Joacfiimsthaler Str. 43. WiiMMt Ghemistnr Neue Wioterfeldt Sir. 41. Rendezvous of PqFA Martin Luther Americans U Q.lv OPvJj C X Strasse 13 three minutes from American Church. Grand concert daily- Aeg.Keapfer, 13, Mertener Strasse. aSs&Si; ■ -■-■•■'■-■-■-■-■-■-■-I Maya-Yoghurt-Milk prolongs life! So says Professor Metschnikoff. Milk for the Nursery and Invalids. Berliner Milohkur Anstalt L. Cohen, Friedrich Wilhelm Strasse 3 Telephone YI, 502. MarthaMelzer, Manicure, Po jg'«r.n^ C. Herrmann, Munchener Strasse 5. Fine dessert? seasonable delicacies. Close to the American Church. Th LS»: , ^r u '' C. Lulay, 3, Speyerer Strtf mnimt! ORIGINAL MINSTREL BAR- _,_ MI Concert by original Coons. Songs and Dances- EWfy mom I g €a [ American Life. Potsdamer Strasse 1061*
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