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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
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am 4. Sanuar in gapnesuiue 5ein.
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uno mir sarantiren unlere greiie 10
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8. ape iibli9. ST rpirb lid baupt=
lddfi9 auf Office. graris unb nament.
li6 auf ole @rsnii9en unb Srauen=
trantbeiten bei6rdnfen. SelasterOo c=
tor bat iabrelanse Grfabruna unb
empfteblt li6 beitens benz ct. gIoub
Yublifum. gr wirb aue reeu unb
semiienidaft bebienen. 1915
~ Die Sranf Daniel Opern.
@eleul9aft, beitebenb aus IS gerlo=
men,. mirb beute, Oonueritas, abenb
tm OauiSion cine Soriteauna oeben.
Oieie lift poiitiu bic sr6Bte Spern=
9eleai@aft, bic lie mad 'St. Gloub,
fommen rpirS. Gin sutes 5aus ious
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Mms Der nm9e9enb.
Xafe 0eorge.

Sie Satin bes germ S. &eimanr.
'pel9e ii6 int ct. SOispbs 9ospttol
81 ct. Yanl elmer inneren Operation
untersos, beren Serlauf anfdnsIid
ldlimme SOlsen befir6ten lieb, 1ou
Sen neuelten Na6ri@ten semdB ii6iu
etpa erbOlt baben, 10 baB ibre @eue=
Jung ni9t mebr aussei6loiien gu iein
1heint.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Treeport.

~ wv o'1lel SuSt NutiSeIutlOe:
men Serlammluns Der bielisen grea.
merp=Nftten=S nbaber murbe 6errS.obr
Wi9el ais 8uttermader uub Ser,
Sobn Widlii6 als giiiitent in ~unIere,
creamery anseite1t. Ser Bis oabir
bier ais 8utterfabritant anselteute
9err Siebauier bat cine slei6e anitel.
lung in Der Creamery gu aibanp an
9etreten .-Serr Nnton 60I9en mat6e
leste Wo9e bur6 elm nerp0ies 0eiben,
benz man iebo9 feinen bebentli6en
aus9ang 5ui6reibt, ans &~ranfensim=
mer sefeiielt. 0as Serrn 60l6eu
SebOrise l6marSe Pfer6 bat it'd mie=
Der etnseIteut.
Netu Munid.
SIN @lter BON 90 Sabreu lit bier
lebten 0Onneritas Sermann Soper
BON einem lansidbrtsen 9eiben bur6
ben Sob erl0it morben. Der iunae
Mann sos ii6 cine Grfdltuna au, bic
auf leine 2unsen Iblus uno in Nus
SebrunS ausartete. Inter sroBerS bell.
nabme rpurSe Sam flag Die eei6e our
lestsn Gnbe b~eitattet. Wose Ser Oa=
binsei6iebene in Srieben ruben! =
gtebit anberen mobnte aud unjer bo9m.
gfarrer P. SEQ, .. g. g., Dem
Oonneritas in Nlbanp sebaltenen Sea-
tbolitentase bel, beilen sldnsenoerger=
lauf auf bic Sbeilnebmer elm berarti=
gen ginbrud madte, bab aud unlere
@emeinoe pobl re9t balb einen &a=
tbolitentas int aleineu feiern rpirb.
Nortb &rairie.
Die SmO @iuers @eseuieitise Seu=
eruerli3erunss : @eleul9aft bdlt am
Samitas, ben -. Sanuar 1901,
lnorsens' 10 l1br i'm S6ulbouie bes
Stltritts No. 6 in Nortb grairie tb=
re Understanding ab. aae Weit=
9lieber beiaster YerIi6erunasaeleu=
l9aft iomie aae, mel6e Elm Snterelie
an berielben baben, iinb pom Sefre=
tar Stmon S9mintet un6 pom grdli=
Oenten Stid. Surssraff freunoli@lt
etnselaSen, ibr gri6einen MAIDEN ,u
w0uen.
Nem Yalnesbiae.
Oas bieiise ueue aablraumaebdube
66x1oO SUP, lit unter Dad, unb sic
Arbeiter itnb iebt nit Dem Nusbauen
Oes Snneren bei6dftist. Die anlaae
TT ette Der poafommeniten i'm GorO=
uno bic sr0bte rpeitli6 pom
minneapolis. Nemman & 60. pom
minneapolis iinb am itarfIten babel
oetbeilist. Sie Soo=8 abn mirb elm
Settenseleiie nod bem @ebaube
esen, 10 baB bic @aaren idnea unb
perlasen merbem f0nnen. Ole
4nlaSe, rpel9e nit einem &otenauf=
uanb ron $50, 600 erridtet mirS. ion
'ts gum l. Stunt 1901 i'm getrieb iein.
Welroie. !,
Selten uobl mur6e in MelroIe Sen
Nulitliebbabern ctr 10 ansenebm E
eunitsenuB seboten, ME es lebten
Nbenb in Der 66iden {
>aue Der SaQ mar, als iene &inber, /,
'eld)e pom ben ebrm. 9ene6icttneriner
Ut benz muiifalii9en @ebiete beranoes
nerben, Elm CONCERT peranltalte= !
N illlo IN tbren portrefliden 0eifun= $
en- lt9 lelbit unb tire 9%ebrerinnen !.
)rten. Sener muiifalil9e abenb mar J
n lpre6enber 8eles fir BEN Sleis .
r &tnber nnb fir Bic 8%emibunaen 9
ebrp. S9metern, sic ibren6aupt= y y
'bn III benz Sorti@ritt Der ibnen am 2
'rtrauten 3oslinse erfennen. ]!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

= Ger in Gebr. Ibeles &leiber=
banbluns ais Serfdufer anseiteate
+6err get. Slommer bat ieinen Smei
sSo6en lansen Stubenarreit abseiel=
fen unb seist jest, mieber munter unb
seiunb, iein itets beiteres Mntlis auf
Dem ibm ansemteienen @rbeitsfelbe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

Sn Der pom bieier Ortidaft eeaen
bic SuperuiiOren bes. Comm 9anaola
anseitrensten &lase bebufs geiiteuer
CUR Oeduns Der NIT benz gau Der uell-
en- Wihiiiippi 8ride uerbunbenen 9o=
item entidieb &i9ter Searle 6abin.
bab senanuter Sopn3ur 3abluna BON
Iur $500 anftatt Der pom @ilaae per-
lnnsten $1,000 perpfi@tet iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03

Wari9aa 6. sc. Wiaer BON ct.
Jolepb bat Donneritas Na6t In bie-
Ter Srti@aft bic Benton County Sub
ilerOtebe oinsfeft sema9t unb 6ieielbe
lofort mad ct. Gloab binter SdloB
1lno Miesel Sebra9t. Der cine mo-
mems HoBler bate i@on mebrere Msa>
le eoripltcatioaea nit benz @5eieb er
rOuroe ben @robsei@worenen abersI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Goln Stuaa

j Sn Der bieier Sage eebaltenem SAB
resuerlammluns bes bieiisen N6rlter:
pereins murben folsenbe Seamten se:
wdtlt: 6. &.-Ssn- &remer; 9.
6. &.-Sreb Peters; g. 6. o.
s. S. Wiaer, &. S.-S. g. @las ;
s. S.-S. m. @reiiea; S6abmei.
iter: Nid. 5entmti6; l1uteriu9unss=
arst; Or. &uhp; g. @.-Sac. 5eis=
Ter; s. 6. S. Stein; 8. 9. -
Ntd. groB;O .. g.. = Sec. Stein
auoitoren: Nid. @erner, Sac. @eisz
inann, IS. Seder. -Sobn &en1per pon
ct. Gloab bat eiGe Stequnstin Ssn.
&uamer's gisarrenfabrif ansetreten.
- Oie MatternfdIe, bic bier sl per-
seidnen iuaren, -seb0ren ieet su ben
bagepeienen Dinseu.-@ine ss{eIIise
unterbaltunS uerantalteten am Spl=
ueiteraben6 bic W6slieber un5erer
Staierpebr.-Oer Bro3eB bes @srrn
Weaacns Waurin seses, Sos. 6elte-
mes pom Map5e en- Safe spurbe Ut @ane
item hes Rldsess enti9ieSen.
6aua Genter.
Oie S,arbt por.ben 8lattern lit ber,I
bieiisen @efanbbeasbeborbe 10 In 6ie]
@lieber Sefabren, baB iie aGe 0~ffent=l
li@e gersniisunsen Gang etc. unb
.3uiammenfinfte perbot un6 bie Sdus
zen i@loB. Sieie 5trease 8enorbnuna
sins BEN g~iawsbnerr, belonbers benz
iuasen 80lden, umiomebr ri6er bte
Sati6nur" 6a iu Dorfe fein einsiser
ertitirte. sic panbten lid
an Or. 8rafen son Der Staatsbe.
60rbe. urtb bieler bate eiu ginleben.
ST bob bic 8erorbnans Der 9ofalbe=
b0rbe anf, unb btegewobner BON Saul
fonnten ii6 ben S~eiertagss
Obne Ginidrdnfuns binz
5eben. &c. S. &err, uelber bier ein
3uderbadwerfz @el9dft belt, bat sic
Stabt perlafen. gr lief ein S9rei=
zen suriid, in uel@em ct ieiner Srau
bab er ni@t suriidfebren
uerbe.-Oer ais 3inner beim gijen=
oaarenbdn6ler s.. Sranfenfielo an=
Patr. Sisgeralb fam Monz
as gum Sale unb erlitt einen 8ein=
ru@. -ginbreder 6rnnsen in LETTER !
Na9t in .G. 90. Mabion's J
'aben, fprensten ben @eI6f9rein unb !
$S5 bnares Sell. @on ben !
bat man ni@t 6ie serinsite !
5pur. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
Goaegebiae

Ser in bieiem Conn aniailise ssars
mer Wi6. Wertes lit beurei6 ; 6enn
100 Tonnen Sen gu 81 bic Come,
bas TT fibrwabr feine aleinisfeit.-
Der nnterridt an Der ct. Sobm's
nniperiitdt besinnt uieberum am Oon=l
aeritag, ben 8. Sannar. !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-01-03
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%~r~~@m ns@nmp@%m @mmm@ mmm mmmmmmm
Spbn NtcGlrpp* e. g. Setter, gerfduer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
Secret Societies.
Happenings of a Week i'm Local Fraternities

TN, 'Te. drhd "ertg tie happenings c" nd tr"
E"'to "S' IN" he represented,
rl"$" that "'"@ interest be seat in crIy the rch po~bh
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
GRADING Up \ HERD.


To a great many farmers who would
like 10 improve the dairy quality of their
herds. il looks like Il long ways ahead
to producr any change through improved
brcrdin@ Vet in reality it takes but =
few years. Then again many hay" hut
little faith in the idea of buying Il th"r-
ou@hbrcd sire and doing the work that
way Such farmers. as II rule have given
the question If breeding but it'll" study.
Here is an example which We quot"
from the Dublin Farmers Gazette.
showing the way an English lairyman
improved his herd and the steps he took
tu do it:
About Il dozen years ago TIA" milk of
the cows comprising this herd, over sixty
in number, was carefully analysed. Mn"
of the cows were found to he yicldin"
milk showing over ) per cent. butter
fat. Twenty-Five were yielding over H.
per cent. fourteen We're yielding over t
DER cent. and twcnty-thrrr were yielding
under t per cent. From this data ON
ward calves were only kept of til" COWS
which yielded milk showing over ~
per cent of butter fat and the tribes of
the other were gradually wc"ded out.
By the aid of Il regularly kept milk re-
cora inc llibtlltl bl EVERY ''N - Nh'N IT,
and none is kept for any length of tim"
which does not Yield over 600 gallons
per annuuI. by combining what is learn
ed from the analysis and the milking re-
cord. and only Keeping calves from COWS
whose produce is up To I'll" standard.
alike in quantity and quality. the milking
properties of the COWS hay" been 50 ini-
proved that ut present over go per cent.
of its members are yielding milk show
ing over / per cont. of butter fat. rms
result has only been attained 10y the cN-
crcisc of great car" and SrrupuI"uS at
tcntiun in til" selection of bulls. and II"
sire is used without every inquiry being
made as to the milking records of his
female ancestry.
We are not told that this dairNman
took advantage of II sire of more intense
and potent dairy blood III him. W" judge
he simply relied ON the potency of ON"
side of the proposition. that is the COW
side. Had he. for instance, bred all th"~"
cows to tho best dairy sire he could get.
he would nave shortened til" tim" won
drrfully in securing Il hrit"r which
would rive milk Of Il larger per cent. Of
butter lat than did her mother.
The road to Improvement is Il Simp"
one. yet simple as it is. thousands seem
not 10 find il al #ll, or if they iiud, they
stumble in it very badly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22

tn" order was instituted. 1t surrendered
its charter in 1867. but was Reconstructed
and granted n new charter on March LIST,
1870. with Il membership of twenty. six
of whom ar" still members in good stand
ing.
The Council now has Il membership of
forty-our. Twrnty-onc EX-CounciIorS,
all of whom are square on the books. and
twenty subordinate members. sixteen of
whom are in good standing. The ctli-
Client officers are always found in their
places ON meeting nights, and it enjoys
til" proud boast of having had Il Finan-
cial Secretary VIII" lived four miles from
the Council chamber. bur WHO served
.romS"cutivrly tor tire" years and six
months without h.ing absent Il single
meeting night.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

As soon as the strawberry plants cease
hearing they will send out runners. To
have pott"d plants, place small flower
pots, filled with rich soil. near the pa
rent plant. sinking the pots in the ground
to til" level of tn" top soil. Place II run
n"r in each pot. holding ii in place with
small clnl. until it becomes we'll root I'd
in til" pot. which will hc in about ten
days or NV" weeks when tn" connection
between il and the parent plant may NE
severed. These plants will come into
nearing next spring, or may be trans
planted to the open ground in the fall or
early spring.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
SMALL. FRI IT'S.

Some of tn" Improvements made i'll the
small fruits within the past ten years.
hay" been remarkable. Those who have
not carefully watched the progress of i'm
pr"vrmcnr in strawberries. rasphcrrics.
currantS. ETC.. should give new varieties
their attentions. The size of the straw
berry has been increased until occasional
specimens ar" shown that are rs large
rs pIumS. Will" the currant is also be-
ing improved I" great size compared with
those of former days. All varieties differ
however. and size may not Indicate quail
ity though il is the object or Original
tors of new varieties to combine quality
and size aS much as possible.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22


Mr.. VIM. T. Davis, of Cambridge. Nd,
writes:
For two years or more l have had rheu-
matism very badly and have tried many kinds
of medicine without getting any relief. Nea-
tons Remedy was recommended to me and
after taking only one bottle [ was entirely
cured, and have not been troubled for over
three monthG-thanks to Nelatons Remedy
for Rheumatism.
Mr.. VIM. E. Lowery, fisherman and oyster
man of Cambridge, Md, says:
Two years ago last February had terrible
attacks of rheumatism whenever the weather
turned bad. l could not lay down or raise
my arm to feed myself. | tried Nelaton's
Remedy and a few bottles cured me complet-
ely. l have not had any rheumatic pains or
symptoms since and tell any man he Is
foolish to suffer with rheumatism when Nela-
toms Remedy can be had.
Mr.. Moses Tisch, of Easton, Nd, writes:
Nelaton's Remedy for Rheumatism Is n
wonderful medicine. 1t cured me when
had rheumatism so bad had to walk around
with sticks. | heartily recommend Nelaton's
Remedy to any who suffer with rheumatism
as it is reliable and sure cure.
DIR. J. B. r. Purnell, OF Snow Hill, Nd,
endorses Nelaton's as follows:
81 have used the Neaton Remedy in car
diac neuralgia aud general rheumatism with
satisfactory results. The ingredients evidence
combination useful for arthritis and
various forms Of govt and rheumatism, par
ticularly when accompanied with hepatic
torpor.
For Sale by H C. Wells, Elkton, Nd.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
Reduced Rates 10 Cincinnati via the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Con-
vention of United Societies of Chris
tian EndeaVOr

On account of the Convention II the
United Societies Of Christian Endcavor,
to he held in Cincinnati, on July 9th to
10th. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will sell July 18th to 9th, from all
stations on its line, excursion tickets
to Cincinnati ut one fare for the round
trip.
These tickets will be good for return
passage. leaving Cincinnati not earlier
than July Sth, and not later than July
1lth. For specific rates and full iufOr-
nation, apply to ticket agents.
J-25-9w,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
Reduced Rates to San Francisco via the
Pennsylvania Railroad, Account Ep-
worth League Convention.

On account OF the Fifth International
Convention of the Epworth League, to
be held in San Francisco. July 18th To
23rd, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will SELL July 4th to 10Th, from all
stations on its line, excursion tickets TO
San Francisco ut greatly reduced rates
For specific information regarding rates,
routes. and conditions of tickets. apply
to ticket agents. 5-2o-2w.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
Remedy
FOR
Rheumatism

IS A CERTAIN CURE. 1T HAS
HUNDREDS OF FRIENDS EVERY
WHERE, AS THE FOLLOWING
WILL SHOW.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
QUALITY OF POULTRY.

Quality of poultry is important, and
but few understand that it is difficult to
judge of the quality of a fowl by the
color of its legs. The yellow legs and
skin on n fowl do not in any manner in
dictate quality of flesh. On the contrary.
the hest table fowls are those that have
dark or hcSh-color legs. such as the Dork
ing. Langshan. HOudan or Pit Game
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22

The All-
IlIlal outiIl.
of Odd Eel
lows mt Toll
chester. ON
1lth.
under the
auspices of
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-06-22
q. /. \. NJ.

Independent CoVn-
ell, Ne. 1t, Of North
East, is the oldest
lodge OF the Order
of United American
Mechanics in Cecil
county, and one of
the oldest in the
State, having been
first organized Jan
uary 9TH, 1851. or
lust q wears after
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23
FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED.
N""nnn iind Been Out 81 work nnL
Was nc>p,ndrnt.

Junu N"ouan. formerly hi~rui-.
vi. found dead carly to-day IN Il 1, d.
room OF Rciiy's Hotel. 80 Eish'H ayc.
nue.,
Soon,n, who WAS unmarried aga md
lived NJ io3 Wc-, Fnrty-Sccond stree.
tor several months, has been out 81.
work fur acme time IaSt nigh; he wtnt
Into ReIllS's Iiotrl, whore No drank
heavily lie was put 10 bod. and when
discovered later the room was allied
with escaping g1a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23
New southern Trnhc Journn,.

< The I.ou!syllle Board of Trade Journal
u . new pubEcat IoE devoted ~ the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23
SHOT MAN IN WlFE's ROOM.
ir,im VIA, Die. nnh =" samuel
sni.hurG /. Arrested.

ts,.rili 70 re Eycninr waril
WIi.Il EstHAEltE. "a. Apri! . sam
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23
Mrs moLiNEux 1T HER SONS CELL

COUNSEL wiiA him. hoping and praying
flr his IH"rts" ! uced not tell YOU that.
80 gplt' ~ ms love 'pr my ton. my love
rpr iaN Hl right would mako ne D."
size first 10 er'. thn' Justice must be
ur lu ty nothing stronger than
tAit 80 chow yuu my belief In my son.
/ "a believe absolutely IN h.E innocence.
do hv,ltyc ina. - Will not be possible
Iphig 10 convict him when his new trial
comes on
she y,'ut up III. dan nd!I-bor'iered walk
stately ngurc, VITA wonderful dig
uI,y n "a h"arIug from the window
ynItN ,as boon hers FOR more than A
var she van see the RIVER through the
viuDa The budding trees VIII presently
hid, the prison IONA GALE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23
Mother OF imprisoned
Man Is an Eloquent
A dvo ate Of His
Cause.
Knowing Him Better
Than He Knows Him
self, She is Sure that
He Is incapable Of
Numbering a Woman.

Yesterday walked fpr NIL 'n ShE
sing with Mrs. Mp.reuN, H."-Aat OF
Roland Il. MoiIr"5N 'lls ahvHr'H9
po,so,rf. She $ py-y5.fel -rat
woman. with que smile Hl "' nos
direct eyes r.mem3or - htye seen
had bear liilo NT 20 meet
her. because one VII" sgau.is nc tn i1cr
with real thing ps snr Z standing nn"
cannot always speak TN" Old ansnhs'
but when she turned toward -" out
side the wlrdens room knew AT once
that need not hay" feirr! Mr.
Molineux is hcaltnful.minteh and hnre-
ful and sane. ana ! holirre the '"ct
that she has been an rttueurc Ia her
sons i!fc IS ore of The E"au ARGUMENTS
In his favor
She ia above average height With a
weil-set head She wa WEARING a black
tight-i;tinc tailor gown. her hat va =
gray and black it;tl. ;oGpe, -hr lad "l'
thin black veil. back Srini-n l'''
scarf about her neck lnl brown 'u"i'
COVER. Sh. is handsome woman.
though her face ;ooks a ~; worn NOW.
and her hair is a lIttlc strcsu "iih gray
Every day she goes to tn prison ana
sIends two or three hours with her son.
During that time II. usually reads di"u'
TO her from the manuscript urpn which
he is ccns.iessLy engaged The prison
officials are all LisnoTed in her favor.
and when from the iron gate a. the t"oi
OF tho hail step. u cherry Al right
sargear,." is cali,-i ,hnt means that
Mra Moilncux s coming out and thu
big biue-uniformrd keeper outside the
door liz unfailing in his greeting
Resent. Intrusion.
She e.rsl.r walks oyer The hii 20 n"
Walker boarIiin. -hDtIs", where she mas
hail room for more ;hii y",.r' %
ei.e .tic roc~ down tn" track 10 isi'' ~ a.
tion and comes back {, New York me
man who uILocks IN. door from IN" ia
ton to the platform Nirn train Ones
In, knows her. ana =" shc comes ~
from the trucks :" IN" PLATFORM In-
mo!es.ei. and waits outside >Hti%
she slips into craany BY the telegraph
ROOMS pow-winto~ and and" ttI'f"
TN the train come Sometimes cu-
rsous stranger ni.irUIcrl.s anu "rt"a, s
her, b,A 6.,-Ss -" .i:,li no FErn rom
her. SHE simply catches ny her max nilh
walks 10 the other end OF tn" Platform
without a word Tn. train "i'igtAl-
nearly all know her nnh tl"y Tly ;1ai
pi.hy or curiosity OF ,hos" who nav"
CONS. to know atIo she Is But 80 none
or these does sh, ever g1V" TIE slightest
Indication thar she has h-a-d them
speak Ia her.
I hav. seldom seen such tenderness
In face As In hers when All" speak,
OF her aor, but when "a stranger men
tons him to her. s1c mg'n; 10 his ac-
cilser for al her expression reveals.
Yet she does sometimes discuss her
her trouble with one or two In IN" town
who have been able to 30 her little kind
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1901-04-23

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-04

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1901-11-04
"a saaaaas Check

James T. Kelly. who assumes the
comedian role in "A Baggage Check
company. which appears at the
Brooks theater on Thursday, Nov 7,
has had years OF experience as a
performer and his Eastern oonstitu-
ents proclaim him as being the clever
est comedian in the business. The
mere fact that the entire stage man
agement rests upon Mr.. Kelly's
shoulders is proof conclusive Of a
strictly first class performance. Sur
rounding Mr. Kelly win be seen such
wen known people rs George Blakely.
Chas. j. Rich Jr, Thomas Carlton,
Daniel Sullivan, and the Misses Mabel
Blake, Dorothy Carter, Alice Nichols,
Frances Bayless and the greatest Of
s,i sister acts, seigel and Littleheld,
All the songs and dances are entire
ly new and many novel features are
said to be introduced.