New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-09-26
GREAT PLAY BY A GREAT COMPANY
"a Home Spun Heart at the Opera
House Sunday.

"A Home Spun Heart at the Opera
House Sunday.
When Hal Reid wrote Human
Hearts it was thought by the critics
that he had reached the acme OF dram a
tic composition, and thatno subsequent
plays from his pen would ever eclipse
its glory, but that this opinion was
based on false premises. was album
dainty proven, when later on he gave
to the world the beautiful dramatic
story "a Homespun Heart. .
Frank G.. King, the indefatig able
manager ofthe King-Pe rkins Company,
was quick to recognize its great merits
and possibilities, and secured the right
to produce it, by payment Of heavy
royalty. In his hands, it proved an
instantaneous success, and has con-
tinued to maintain an undiminished
popularity up to the present time. This
truly great play will be presented by
the King-Perkins Company Sunday
evening at the Opera house. It was
played in the same house last season,
giving excellent satisfaction.
GA Homespun Heart" play which
appeals to the hottest emotions and
the most sacred instincts, of which the
human heart is capable-a play
Astounding in all the lights and shades
of dramatic aria play which alter
nately moves to tears and incites to
laughter-a play where all can meet
on common ground and extend to each
other the right hand of fellowship and
good will, under the magnetic spell of
its kindly inAuences-a play which in
duces feeling of kinship and makes
a man feel as if he would like to do
something to better the condition of
his fellow mana play in short, which
makes the whole world akin, is a play
which does the most practical common
sense good, and such a play is "a
Homesphn Heart.
The postofice department. in Wash
ington has issued an order that may
be of interest to merchants and mail
carriers. All matter that is mailable
under the new postal law, up to four
pounds in weight, must be passed in
at the postoffice window to be weighed,
and the stamps placed thereon at the
rate Of one cent for each ounce of mer-
chandise. The carrier is forbidden to
take ten cents from the shipper for de-
ivering the package not stamped. The
carrier who disobeys this ruling is
liable to prosecution and possible dis
missal. See Postoffice Guide for July,
1906.
According to the Hanska Herald
Albin Carlson has decided to dispose
of all Of his business interests in
Hanska and leave this part of tie
United States. He is still suffering
from rheumatism, and is of the opinion
.thatthe oth ything thatswill do him
good will be a change of climate and
he is looking toward some Of the
southern states for location. Mr..
Carlson was in the city Saturday at
tending to some business matters and
confirmed the above.
There was a frightful rear end col.
lision on the M. & St. L. road at New
Prague on the main line of the road
Monday morning, in which three
travelling statesmen and one resident O.
New Prague were killed One Of the
travelling men was d. D. DeMarais
who frequently came to this city, sell
ing goods to a number of the firms O
this city and we'll known to many O
the residents of the city.
q dfl I nor lony g amp, Of Modern Wood
8 menef this city is to have a big tim,
son the Sth Of Octs Der, when q class q
1 twenty Il We candid ates will be takel
n into the order. D Delegations will b
Mere M from Sleepy Eye Springfield
n Golden, Milford and Comfrey. Deput,
organizer Webb has been in the cit,
forHSometime and has interested lare,
z number in the order.
The Misses Emma and Gretche,
Ste 7r,nla.auser are visiting this week a
indianapolis, Ind.
Rev. [. r. Albrecht of Fairfax. sub
sJituted for his father during the lat
ter's absence Sunday.