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- Oscar 9anion, en- Eeslftensmurer
/ Mrsple, falot meo 9ouebet tpra neo t
ct 6ul, iom par lauet for en- Telefen>
jtolpe for nosle Wase iioen % orutneoe,
ba oer par Wano 9uuet.
- @n sammel Tarmer Ole @alz
itrem fra Eomn Of 9olmesuiQe Beder
County, omtom peo ct ulpttestilfelbe
forleben. San baube ueret I Detroit
os tiorte biemouer / mprtninsen. @i'
ben oibite iusen noset ON bam. fsr en-
Nabo fanbt bau1 paa Veten nefe Mor<
gen. San ipntes at baue reif fig op t
Busspeu. os oa Buuoen oenne uar
iuas, oar ben saaet itu, % ban baube
falot ubaf meo Ouertroppen, mems
Benene par bleuen fsoenbe falt.
- @n Rrettelis .9iftorte meobeles
fra Mitttu. Onsoas fife l1ae u1prbebe
en- Manp peb Maun .. 9. Olion fin
l8 Mar 9anle Datter, ber ffulbe baue'
9tttet fig ben nefte Dag. Set ipues,
lom ber ttte >paa Torbaano uar nosen
Erette eaer Orouetl lel. Gaeeren baube
ueret borte, os nosen bapbe fortalt
bam, at bans Datter bolbt paa at for'
bereoe fig paa at retie bort. 6an git
ba uoen pibere int os orebte benoe. J..
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- >0Der al ssorpet1 t1tnt.ta. !:

Set er 9anffe naturlt9t, iaalen9e
Tolt lite tienber til Sasen, at be tpiler
paa Wuli96eben af at funne bltue bel.
breheoe for uoniteltse @p9bomme / fine
egne 9iem o9 bet u6en Mebiciner, efter=
at be forsieues lang Tib bar foriost
at blipe belbrebebe ueo Webiciner. Dog
ffer bette oaslig, os f1ere os flere faar
Dtnene op for benne naturlige Maabe
at belbreoe be Spse paa.
9er buoo en-, iom for9teues bar
brust Mebtctner, itrtuer efter fun ls
Dases Bebanol,ns af Brof. y. u.
Dtbp:
Mabiion, Minn., l3be Ott. 1902.
prof. .. u. Dtbp.
&iere Doctor! Seq mootoq Great.
ment" ben lite Ott., buorfor bierteIis
tattes. Den Das, leg fit teres Ereat>
ment", funbe ies bare iaauibt pere oppe
balue Dasen os iiboe itille foroetmeite.
Nu tan iea uere oppe belle Oasen, eipre
v@bores" o9 torifiel1is. Slass Nrbeioe,
iom foref falber paa en- Term. Se9 ioper
sobt ON Matten. N4e, iom bar feet
mig til buer Dag, er forbouieoe ouer,
buor fort leg er bleuen friffere. Oct er
ouer al Goruentning.
0eres Pattent,
6: 81. opbus.
Profesi sioren bebanbler olle Clogs
Spsbomme bos baore Wqnb o9 Rpin>
ber. Om no9en al bette Blaos Qelere
oniter at tfrtue til bam, iaa inb leg DC t
Trimerfer for at litre Spar, og aoresler
Breuet: Brof. .. 81. Dftbp. Dept.
1913, Tartbault, Wftnn.
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belle Optreben pibner ON bst @rab af
9annslie. os ban er enbper 6eaieenbe
en- @entiemano meb en- opbpiet triitelig
&aratter. Sen Manb, iom fal fyre
% tille pore Stoler, Bot lite alene bape
ben beoite Carbon, men bele bans Serb
og Vanbel ber uere l.9. at ben bliper
ct @tsempel baaoe for 2arere o9 Born
til at efterfel9e, o9 en- Zig Wanb Ct
@bmunb Tranflpn. I'm Stemme for
bam er en- Stemme for COB Stole oe
9oot @toleitprr. 2@rb.
g. 8, Glen.
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Mrbetoerfore,tttt eett t Nera,tS 8alls
p9 oet.S 3anotoater.

Irbeieevforeninsen Tereus Taus
en- Organization at oplpite, braue oy
inteaisente Ulenb, buts Formal er
Trembielp at aue Mrbtibstlosiers, ber>
iblanpt o9iaa Tarmernes, iociale os
otonomiife Eil,tanb. Oenne 6oreninq
bar iaar funbet tor9obt at beere mig
meo Nomtnattonen for $ountp>Auoitpr
/ Ottertatl County % bar anmobet mig
ON at .noleuere min petition iom &anz
oieat for nepnte @mbeoe, % efterat leg
nste bar ouerueiet Saser, bar ies for at
fremme be ubemibleoe Nrbeibstlasjers
Snteresier, antaset domination, os nit
Naun ptl tomme paa Vals siebbelen iom
y Jnbepenbent @auoibate for County
Auoitor." Da ies lite bar Yen9e not
til at fare ouer bele @ount,et, enlter iea
sieuuem r6er9us Sails nseblao" meo
&ebattereus pelutlltse EiQabell le at ans
moee buer eg en- gel9er, iom meo sob
Samuitt,sbeo tan ajpre bet, ON paa
8alaoasen ben 4oe gaopember at a,pe
mtg fin Stemms os fin Stette.
Seq puiter liseleoes at oplpie, at ri
a91er at beube en- permanent Blabs for
port Yarti paa Counties Gal9iebbel,
os at pt berfor bar nou.tneret s.. 8.
Mapnarp og :. 6. Dmper TOM uafbanz
9i9e &auotbater fo1 Reprelentanter til
&e9islaturen. Da pore Ben9emibler er
lmaa. pil ri ittr pere titanb til perion>
li9 at ie eller tale meo bper entelt Wels
ger, men port 9ierte banter for bet aI<
minbeItse 6olts Gag, o9 nj anmober
aue, iom meo os 1ror. at Eioen er
moben til at afrpite Parttleuterne os
femme for meralffe principer os be
bebite Wenb for ale @n,beber, om efter
@une at ftbtte Dor Gag % femme for
os, ONT be ipnes, be meo COB Sampits
ttsaeo tan siore bet. ~
Vt pnlfer, at iaamange iom mulist
ifal bielpe os / BORT Mrbeioe for uor
Gag os for pore &anbtoater, men nj
9aaber. at aQe, iom er uiuiee bertil,
penli9it pil afbolbe fig fra perlonli9
9teoratntns al pore Utobitanbere, ba Vi
tror, at bet beie os ftore Buo om baabe
at meme os tale uel ON binanben osiaa
ber sieloe Polittt % liseoperfor poll,
tiite Moofanbere.
2&rbpbt9ff,
8. s. Mi1er,
uafbensig &anbtbat for @ountp.
Nuotter Sttertail Gouutn.
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Sa,attaIent6oe.

Menisberen / Mooreton, 81. Dat,
nil boloe ct Samialemebe fra oa n1eb
20be Nopbr. uboper. @nnet fal pere
Jfrilti Eiltot1n1elie" Eilfnptntns til
Wfatb. 25, l-l3. Wenneiter er inb,
bubte til Msbet. Onbe os @obe aQe
SIa9. Raa Ment9beoens Begne,
g. s.. Brib1fon.
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ST. &eoaftp: !!

ST. &ebaftp:!
unoertesneoe er Yrobib'ttou,it, ba bet
er min Samputi9beo, iom ottterer mtg
bpoorlebes ies TIA! benptte min Sten1s
meieooel. Seq utl beuer lite raabe NOS
gen til at iten,me~ -aneerleoes, - enb at
oeres Stemme tan teles blonht benz,
Der btrette eg poa ben u,et effetttoe
Maaoe proteiferer mob Dritteonbet, ioet
be nen1li9 itemmsr for Probibitton.
Set utl maaife foretomme noele at
uere intonieqpeot, naur ies beoer mine
0enner Minnelotas 9be Dtifrttt
Stem for 9ommer 9f. 8. @oen til
&ougrsstenoloat
Dog bar ie9 Fere tSrunoe. buorfor
leg e1or bet; uben at leg oerueo iuister
nit ptincip iom probtbitioniit. g..
81. 8. Dozen er Tolteparttets &oneres=
&anotbot for bet ODE Dtfritt oe ben
enelte. Probtbition''terns Tan lte.4me
for, uben at be ipt9ter fit Brincip, ilar
MI, ea be ttte ielu bar optiQet nosen
&on9res=&anbiba BET 9be Tiftrift.
Seq bar baut ben 9@re at pere fienbl
meb Dommer W&een man9e Mar, os
en- mere beoerlis intelligent rs prtncip
fat Mano eno bam ueb les lite, man
tunbe opfiQe lom Rano,uat for &onz
sresien.
Bil MI 8orserne bet ODE Uiitritt
ienoe en- Mano, lom be tan itole paa
uil iamuitttebeostulbt os uesennpttis
uaretose Dtftrtttets Snteres1er os bet
belle :a9et uere en- uaroi9 &eprelentant
for beres SnteQiqenie, iaa bliper gl. &.
Moen ualst meb flor Maioritet, bpis
| |ies bar bet rette Rienbitab til Bor9erne
/ bet Diitritt. @noitiput ies uep. buors
meset Der lts9er bette. iaa bar leg en-
iaa urotte!is GiQib til Moens 2@rliabeo
os Dpsttsbeb, at leg tiuaber mig at
paaitaa, at bet lite alene uil bltue en-
2@re for bet ODE Difritt men tor belle
9taten Mtnneiota. om ban bliuer palst.
San er en- ptnbenbe Perionltgbeo, en-
lostit operbeutienbe EaIer, en- i1nbts oa
rolis Wanb r1eb ct albeIes uplettet
Np9te, en- uarmblcrtet Mfbolosmanb %
Mennefeuen, her altto baabe / % ,1benz
for Eonsresien uil uibe, buab ban ifpl=
Der fine 0elsere. Weoen er all right,
% uts nu, at ri er uero at talpes frie
% oplpffe Borsere, peb at femme for
ben melt oplpfte, ben u1eft beberltse os
plt9ttro &anbibat. man bar at pelae
u1ellem. Sab os paa bet beftemteffe
frataite os Sci. panerenbe 8eltploniuq,
at pt Stanbtnauer er tun Stemmetuea,
peb at ri a4e iom en- uanieet 8arti,
feu1mer for N. 9. Moen, forbt ban er
Ben bySttste. r. : +
Meb 9aab ON, at Weeen bliper Dor
y ! 4 I i Z . 4
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1902-10-30
supple q. g., Rarfban Co., Mt'tn+
2Obe Ott. 1902.

Den poltttife Situationi port County
er frembeles Da9ens 5anitaleeune. Mt
Dor egeu &onsrestoubtbat u. @rtnbes
lamb bleu Hagen al Steenesion er uoset,
iom uil ient slemmes Marlboa @ouns
tp. 6apbe lite bet foloe &esn bespnot
at brDsie neb netop paa ben Gio. Gar*
merne lutteoe meo lit Oaesarbsioe o9
itulbe bestue fig til Talsueoet, uiloe
@rtnbelano uoen. 1pipl uere blepen
ual9t. Set lpneoe o9 toroneoe o9iaa
sanife alporlist, iaa Tolt tuiebe fig Tor
at rete ub.
Tor Eiben ortuer be forffieQtse &an>
btbater meb at bolOe politiite Mpber.
Mf npe Menb, fom ere tremtraaot paa
ben politiffe Mrena. ital leg napne Sans
.. 6anion fra Stepben. san er 2es
9islatur=& =&anoibat for bet 63be Dtifritt,
iom inbbefatter Mtarlbau, &ittion os
Hoieeu Counter. $. .. 9anion par
fpot Dane County. @is.. for 40 Mar
i7ben. Sans Torelore uar norite os
formobentli9 TONNE fra 0ei1lanoet, ba
9ani on, naar ban taller Norif, sior
bette meo en- tlan9tulo peitlanoif Dtas
lett. Tor ouitrent 30 Mar Rben tom
9anion til @tepben. efterat ban baube
feet fa ON paa Beiftpfeu, o9 qrunb=
lasbe ba en- itorre 9anbelsforretnius,
om ban fremoelss eriuer. timber lit
Gorretninssliu / Stepben er 9onion
bleuen betienot meo en- flor Del af Bes
foltninsen / @ountierne Waribaa os
&ittion. oe &eiultatet er, at 6anion
fere @an9e er bleuen opfororst til at
opttiQe fig lom &anoioat for 2esislatu>
rem, uben at banbar billet saa tnb paa
bet: Denne 6pn iatte man after ino
paa 9aniom meo Mnmobnins ON, at
ban ifulbe bltue Eanbioat, og ban tnbs
utl9eoe ttifiif at = rpnnes". Deb Bris
merpalaet fit ban Domination. os 6ol>
tet fit ban enoelts poa Glib. 9anion
bar altio ueret en- ito &epubIitaner, os
bar taaet mesen SHteresie port Tolts
Tremsans os l1ooitl,ns, lite alene fin
e9en Tp @tepben men osiaa ubenom
iaa lanst, iom bans Ti1tefelt bar noaet.
0eb Siben af en- COB @toleuooannelle le
er 9anion 8e7bbelie af lielone @uner
% en- &aratterfaitbeo, lom ct iielben ct
treffe< <paa. 9auion bar fine Meobors
ceres fulbe Etl'o os Mstelie os bet on=
fees for olbeIes iittert, at ban uil blipe
ualst ben 4be Nopember.
@n anben ny Manb paa ben republic
fanlfe @alsieooel er @omunD Trantlpn,
Eanotoat Tor Stole1upertntenoent. Wtr.
Trantlpn er en- Monb, iom bar 9iort
Stolen til fl Xipsarbeibe. Set meite
of fin &io bar ban tiIbraet I 9tolerums
met, os bans uobaouelie lom Stoles
mano iuarer beltub til Gibens Tororin>
ger. pan boloer en- fsrite Grabs Mt>
teit for, at ban er fulot ub ouelt9, %
bette bar ban osiaa beutft meb fin @tos
le9iernins Bpen @tepbeu, buor ban
bar itaaet tom Y1incipol for Bpitolen
inart 8 Nar. W}r, VrantIpn er en-
Man6 80 Nars Nl6eren o9 er u6saaet
fra Normalifolen Mantato, bpor ban
blauot anoet ifubereoe Satin o9 andre
beiere Tag. s be itite s Mar bar Scr.
i5ronflpn iaa1 ootIom itabisi bolot Sfole
ber 5taten, iaa ban bar lite ioa l,een
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Den at pref1oent @ooiepelt abnapnte
Commission, fuu ftul bsume n1elleu,
Rnl9rube:G Gierne os &ularauerne, rapete
t Maibtnston Manbas gftermtbbos %
lisefaa Rnlgrauer.T Torentnsens Brefbent
IMtt@eQ fumt @rubteiet,te ellett beres
Nepreientanter.
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Wstt'p'teoe.

Web Baft. Giprnbom, l5be Ott.,
@eo. 6. 2ibben os Watis Ssa Bonbeltb.
geb Bait. Eiprnbom, 22be Oftober,
Mnbrem 6egse fra 6ennins % Clara
6emi1ns fra Eown Of Golben.
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W6ofler.

Seuerin 8erse og 6uitru, lebe Ot
tober, en- Ssn.
Mr. % Mrs. Sobn Dabl. 24be OF
tober, et, Datter. -.
q. s. Tielb os 9uftr,i, 27be 0tt.
en- Spn. ~.
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Ouenitaaenbe bat ri opta9et paa Mn>
moonins. 81 fanbt insen @runo til at
hse net, ba bet bele meo unotaselie at
8emertninsen ON Wtr. &oRns er en-
iaslt9 Gremrtuins, itreuet af en-
Manb, iom &eformtoltet altto bar feet
op til. @nbuer bet operuete Einsen for
fig ielu os banble eftet fin Ooerbepis>
Ming - &eb.
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eiennemfsrte / Dor &eelerins, meoeus
ie9 enbnu leusr; - noset, om ieg In
oerlts pnifer.
$ 9aab ON, at leg bar sipet Dem
tlare @runoe for min politiife gamble
maabe, % at .: tai fab ui( ttItro mig
reoelt9e 9enitster % en- arlis Ouerb@>
uisnins, booroan De euo tan betra9te
9 ,sen torrefen, forbltuer leg meo ier:
beles 9ota9telie
Deres forbunbne,
8. M. Omen.
Den bemotrat,lfs Platform for 1902
ertlarer:
eve favor the postal savings bank
and the income tax; we oppose govern
ment by Injunction.
eve favor the municipal ownership
of public service corporations, the
principle of direct legislation, and
home rule in local taxation.
"We favor the election of U. S. Sc
nators by direct vote of the people,
and the election to the senate only of
men pledged to that REFORM.
Popultiter luiser altiaa lite fine Prins
cipher, men er tro MOB benz peb at fpl9e
8, M. Oweus @tseupel o9 femme
paa, for @ts., ben 9eoersmanb 8. 81.
&oifns.
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6. s. MiDer,
uafbenstg &anbtbat for @ountp.
Nuottsr Ottertail County.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
AMERICANS TO HAVE A CLUB
OrGaniEation Being Formed
for Then In the British
Capital.

LONDON, March 15.-The report that
Americans will shortly have q London club
equal In exelusiveness and prominence to
any Of the leading clubs In the United
States is confirmed. An influential Anglo
American committee was formed this week
for the purpose Of arranging all the details
and getting the organization ready prior
to the coronation Of King Edward. Among
the committeeman are Lords Kintore,
sufneld. Craven and Marcus Beresford.
Major General Sir Reginald Pole-Carew.
Anthony Drexel and Reginald d. Ward.
other prominent men. both British and
American. are expected to Join the or
g~anizing body In the near future. The
clubs name will probably be the Columbis
and Its quarters will be In a large build
ing now occupied by the Avondale hotel.
Piccadilly, near ST. James street. The OBJ
ject is to AFFORD Americans who are now
barred by their nationality from several
leading London clubs q social h~esdquar-
tiers in the British capital such as they
have at home. Women will be allowed the
privilege of admission to certain rooms, in
GLIDING the dining room. When started this
will be the most expensive club in Eng
land, the entrance fee. $50. being more than
the fee asked by any English club.
Any member OF the leading American or
CARNATIONS. such as the Union and Knicker-
booker clubs OF New York. the Somerset
club Of Boston and the Metropolitan club
Of Washington will be admitted without
ballot for temporary membership. To quote
one Of the founders Of the club, "1t will be
a club de luxe. where Americans Of good
social standing can feel as much ct home
as they would at the Metropolitan club OF
New York, and yet have the opportunity of
meeting the incest people in England on
equal terms"
Only a few weeks ago one OF the Oldest
English clubs passed a bylaw prohibiting
Americans from becoming members
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

After q month Of theatrical ~dreariness,
during which time the greater majority Of
local levers Of the drama have sought en-
tertainment elsewhere than the playhouse.
the monotony was at least temporarily re-
lieved by the appearance the latter half OF
the last week Of the popular English actor,
Mr.. e. s. willard. IL had been a half a
score Of years since Mr.. willard made bis
appearance here. vet his reception Thurs
day nlght was as cordial as though he
was an annual visitor and an established
local f~avorite. Few who saw him on the
occasion Of his former visit in The Mid
dleman" or Judah but held a distinct
recollection OF his splendid ability as an
actor and his excellent acting in The Pro-
~fessor's Love Story" and David Garrick''
added scores to the number who will con-
tinue to look upon him as one OF the most
finished artists Of the day.
The close attention Mr.. willard gives to
minute detail, the ability he exhibits In
Strengthening the weaker scenes, making
them almost equally as interesting to the
spectator as the stronger ones, and the
possession Of intensity combined with an
utter lack OF distracting mannerisms are
among the characteristics that impress the
auditor and place Mr.. willard in an abso-
lutely unassailable artistic position. He
has a manner. indeed. a remarkable dis
tinction that shows in all Of his creations,
but mahnerisms there are none. In a great
situation the colors are laid on with bold,
vigorous strokes without any marring ef-
feet. without being able to analyze at
once the effect produced the spectators
are hurried of by the imagination Of the
actor into the world of his own creation,
and it is only on reflection that one can
realize how such an effect is made. With
some artists ono realizes the strength OF
their mentality in conception, but expert
ences from their mannerisms and lack Of
vocal power the feeling of inadequate ex-
~ecution. With all the admiration one may
feel for a mastery conception there is q
Earring effect produced by mannerisms
II success is attained 1t comes not because
Of mannerisms. but more often in spite d
them. 1t must be admitted, however, tha
there are actors and actresses, some o.
whom have risen to positions OF prom.
inence. whose mannerisms are their chic
stock in trade, and no matter what char
acter they assume the same mannerismI
are always brought into use and they ar
themselves rather than the character the,
endeavor to portray. Mr.. willard is no
one Of them, and for this and other Xix
reasons he Is entitled to the distinction o
greatness second only in degree to 81
Henry Irving and Richard Mansfield. L
fact by not a few theater-goers he ha
been placed upon the same high plane wit
these two representatives of the dramati
art in their respective countries. It onl
remains to be said that those who wer
not fortunate enough to enjoy one Of NJ,
Willard's performances last week MISE
one Of the very few real dramatic treat
OF the season.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

covered some few years ago that she had =
voice and she has been hard at work ever
since with the result mentioned. She has
also sung with success at private musicales
in Washington. d. c.
THOMAS J. KELLY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

LONDON. March 15.-The movement to
make . place for British women in tie
political and professional fields grows
apace. apparently without much assistance
from the opposite sex. At the meeting OF
the Birmingham society for promoting the
election Of woman guardians one Of the
woman speakers said; The only COM
plant We have TO make against men IL
that they are a little too retiring"
Lieutenant General Phelps. who wa
present, somewhat calamity replied.
where women are 30 capable OF doing the
work It would be s~upeSnuous for W TO IN
terVene"
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16
Hold soldier. Overtime.

MADRID. March 15.-on account of
various threats regarding the fermentation
Of disturbances, the ministry Of war has
directed $40 soldiers who have recently
completed their terms OF service to remain
with their colors.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

those who have come are several who enjoy
much popularity. Prominent among the
new ones are the three Merrills. noted
among cyclists for daring and cleverness.
Stuart Barns, formerly OF Barns and Sisson.
who scored favorably last season. promises
new songs and funny stories. Julia Kings
ley. the popular Coincidence, has also been
seen here. She and Nelson Lewis present
q sketch entitled Her Unele's Niece"
which lie serving for a second tour Of the
leading vaudeville theaters. The musical
feature Of the bill will be furnished by Mr..
and Mrs. WATERWAYS. operatic d~uetists, who
will make their local debut Music and
comedy will be the speciality Of the Fetching
brothers. while an original skit called The
Haunted Mill" will serve to introduce the
Faust trio in pantomime and comedy. En-
monds. Emerson end Emmonds will exploit
comedy in The Tourists" and the kino-
drome returns with the very latest thing in
the moving picture line. The program for
another amateur show is nearly completed.
Milton and Dollie Mobiles. two old Omaha
star favorites, are underlined at the
orpheum.
Viola Allen will be seen at the Boyd
Wednesday and Thursday nights Of next
week. She Is playing I'm the Palace Of
the King" a dramatizstion OF the F. Marion
Crawford story. In the part Of Dolores
Miss Allen has a role that demands more
talent than that Of Glory Quale and one in
which she takes more personal delight. Her
tour ends In June. Next season she will
present Hall Gaines Eternal City"
The Innocent Maids" burlesquers are
announced for this weeks Offering at the
Trocadero. commencing with the matinee
today. This company has received most
hearty Enforcement from the ST. Paul
papers. where they played last week. The
opening and closing burlesques are called
The Gay Deceivers' and The Pipe
Hitter" which give the entire company
plenty Of opportunity to display the
versatility Of the various members. The
eight vaudeville numbers include the
Edgertons. sensational aerial artists;
Gladys Middleton, Nero soprano; Lottie
La Verne. black face Coincidence; the
Frank sisters, dashing soubrettes; Hayden
and Bloom, laugh provokers. in a new
sketch; ]. c. Hart, with a bunch Of new
jokes; the Baileys. refined dancers, and
Frederick Bros. and Burns, novelty musical
comedians. The Innocent Maids" remain
the entire week, with two daily gatherings
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

The balance Of the week at the legitimate
theater was given over to q juvenile opera
company from Australia, which Is Just now
making a tour Of this country. Omaha
patrons of the playhouse are partial to
light opera, but evidently prefer its pre-
sentation by actors and actresses over Is
years OF age, at least the very small at
tendance at each of the i've performances
given by this organization would indicate
such a desire. America was overrun In
the days Of "Pinafore'' with Juvenile opera
companies of various degrees OF merit and
there were many absolutely without merit.
1t was this that brought the public to al
most abhor the mention OF juvenile opera.
At the orpheum the vaudeville bill.
headed by Marie wainwright was quite lib
orally patronized during the week and
seemed to please those who saw 1t. The
week at the Trocadero was given over to
the usual burlesque and vaudeville show,
which received rather lITuited patronage.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-03-16

And, by the way. This lie what IN Omaha
musical correspondent Of an eastern mu-
steal journal says of Kubelik:
Kubelik is without doubt a remarkable
player, as regards technic, and what is
more important, proved that he is the
possessor of a good deal OF temperament,
a quality denied him by most eastern
critics. But the writer could but be dis
appointed, for he read In the daily papers
a few days ago that Kubelik was the only
violinist who played the Paganini concerto
In its entirety, as 1t was written, etc. But
instead he did not play the last movement
at all, with the brilliant and extremely
difficult passages in double harmonics.
Considering the above mentioned advance
notice of his managers this IL rank In
justice. 1t naturally sets people to thinking
all sorts of things, and one cannot blame
them for numerous remarks about this
o~mission-no matter what the reason.
As / was a prisoner at my home. through
a temporary infrmity Of the pedal 'un-
derstanding." 1 was unable to attend the
concert, but / was astonished to ascer-
tain from a competent authority that the
foregoing statement is a positive fact