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Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
They Stand Alone.

Standing out in bold relief, an alogs
ana as O conspicuous example OF onen
rank and honest dealing with tho "a
and AFFLICTED, are DIR. Pierce's Fayorlt
Prescription for weak, oYer-worked. de-
biiitated, nervous, u~run-down.B main.
.aeked women, and DR.. Pierce's Colder
medleal Discovery, the famous remed,
~ weak stomach, Indigestion, or dys.
pepsia, torpid liver. or biiio1sness ~
catarrhal affections Whether m ~
stomach, bowels, kidneys, bladder. nasai
passages, throat, bronchia. or other mn.
eOus passages, also as an effective remedx
LOT an diseases arising from thin. water
o. impure blood, as s~crofuloas and SKIN
Each bottle Of the above medicine,
ptars upon It's wrapper a badge OF hon.
esty In the full list Of Ingredients COR.
b9sihg Imprinted In plain English,
LUIS IranH and open publicity places
these medicines In a class all lag fbem-
sdnes, and is the best guaranty n tbeIy
merits. They cannot be classed as patent
h9r secret medicines for they are neither
-beHq OF EiOiCn e~0nDOsftf6n
Ut, Pierce feels thai he can afford IN
take the AFFLICTED into his full Confidence
ana lay al tie ingredients Of his medi.
elnes freely before them because fbeSa
INGREDIENTS are such as are endorsed and
FAphklt tfatHfu 81 scores OF the
Q eminent medical writers a. currs
Tor . diseases for which these medi-
cines arc recommended. Therefore 4
anieted do not have to rely alone upon
Ut. Pleree's recommendation a. 10 me-
curative value Of his medicines for cor.
Tain easily recognized diseases.
4 Eiance az the printed formula on
each bottle VIII show that no alcohol and
10 harmful or habit-formlng drugs enter
INTO Dr. Peroe's medicines, they seln9
wholly compounded Of glycerlc extracfs
= VIC roofs Of native, American forest
LlahE. These are best and safest f0r
me cure Of most lingering, chronic d. |
eases Dr. r. V. Pierce can b. co1suitad
skE5h ~ addressing him at Buffalo. |
n. and all communications arc ne
Rar1ea az sacredlY confidential.
~ Is az easy 70 b well al m-and
mueh more comfortable. Consultation n
we eanse Of many forms Of niuesT- Dr.
l1erces Pleasant Pellets cure constibs-
They are tiny. Eugarcoated grsn-
lles One little sPelietsI il a Fentle fsTa-
tive, two q mild cathartic. All deaie-e h
medicines sell them
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
WILL INSTALL FRATERNITY
Phi Lamda Epsilon, tie Largest
Boys high School Society in
This County, to Enter Nc
MILAN School.

C. +. Lamkin, OF KeytesyIlle, will
arrive 10 this eitg Saturday and in
stall . chapter Of the largest National
High School fraternity in the United
States Phi LAmda Epsilon. Mr..
Lamkin is enc OF the best known
college men Ia the west and a promi-
nent business men q Keytesyille.
The Local chapter win be composed
OF a nunbsr Of well know high school
lads and promises to be a very popular
Organization. The coming OF frater.
mites in the Mcmillan school Isa step
forward and will add much to school
life. In many Instances High School
secret societies are drowned upon
but IL the scholarship end Of the
socity is kept up as well as the social
part the order should prosper
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
EXTRAORDINARY 0RFBR
a Map Of Audrain County aHa :
Weekly Ledger for $l'5e

The management OF the IEDsn
prepared to continue 10 offer tne ~
co LEDGER Map Of Audrain OO.'.
for sale at OIL and as an inducens'.-
new subscribers or renewals %
LEDGER, the map will be sold i@
nominal sum Of fifty cents ~,
The Mexico LEDGER is one Oss !,
a year when paid in advance
Mexico LEDGER from nov W.
April l, 1907, and the Mexico lA ~,
Map OF Audraln county for one o''
and fifty cents. -.
The Mexico LEDGER Map @
drain county Is complete 10
particular and was formerly ~"
$3.50. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
A TEXAS WONDER

The small bottle Of the Texas Won,
der, Halls Great Discovery, cures al
kidney and bladder troubles, removes
gravel, cures diabetes, seminal ennis
sions, weak and lame backs, rheuma
tism and all irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder In both men ant
women; regulates bladder troubles in
children II not sold by your druggist
1t will be sent by mail on receipt Of o..
One small bottle is two months treat.
ment and seldom fails TO perfect q
cure. DR.. E. w. Hall, sole manufac-
torer, P. o. Box $50. st. Louis, Mo
send for testimonials. Sold by all
druggists
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
TO BEAUTIFY THE CITY
The Local Chapter of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution win
Form a City Improvement
Association Mayor will
be Asked to Cooperate.

The local chapter Of the Daughter
OF the a american Revolution have form
ed themselves Into a civic Improve.
ment Association, and With the assis.
ance Of Mayor Graham viii make ar.
engagements to beautidy Mexico. Just
what their plans are at present cannot
be stated as they desire to consult
with city officials before taking any
steps
ids move isa most commendable
one and should be accorded the hearty
assistance OF all the citizens Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

There are many people who baY,
used Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy with splendid re.
suits, but who r unknown because
they have hesitated about giving a
testimonial Of their experience fol-
publication. These people, however,
are none the les friends OF this rem.
edy. They have done much toward
making IL a household word by their
personal recommendations 10 friends
and neighboFs II lisa good medicine
to have 10 the home and is widely
known for It's cures OF diarrhoea and
all forms OF bowel trouble. For sale
by Buckner x Whitney.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
TO GUST TEACHERS WHO DANCE
Indiana Board Forbids Instructors
to Indulge in Dissipation"

ELkHART, Ind, May 29.-Teachers
In the local schools who dance or eds.
sipate" In other mild ways will run
the risk Of dismissal Il they do not re.
form. An edict was issued by the
school board recently which says:
This board dlsapproves OF the prac.
tice OF teachers In attending dances
or INDUCING 10 other forms OF dissi-
patton, and gives warning that a con-
tinuance Of these practices will be re.
garded as sufficient cause for dismis.
saln
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
Committee Called to Meet in Auxvasse
Saturday, June 9, 1906.

w. Il. KEENAN,, President Of the
Confederate Association Of Galloway
and adjoining counties has called q
meeting OF the COMMITTEES on ARRANGE.
ments for Saturday, June 8, 1906, in
AuxyasSe Missouri, at 10 O'Clock a m.
to fix the date for the next reunion,
and to appoint all necessary commit
tees. IL is earnestly desired that
every member Of this committee be
present at this meeting.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Rsnuhlican State rioLst

The following State ticket wal
selected by the Missouri Republican
In convention at Excelsior Springs
Thursday.
Superintendent Of schOols-Prof
James U. White, Of Brook field.
Railroad and warehouse commits.
sioner Edward w. Flentge, Cape
GiIardeau.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

Reports OF heavy damage from last
nights storm come from all parts OF
the Indian Territory. The rainfall
was very heavy and the wind was
frightfnl. Many farm buildings were
blown down and It is reported that
heavy damage was done at Claremore
and Tulsa.
1t is said that half a dozen lives
have been lost and score OF persons
seriously injured,
Oklahoma and Texas are also report
ed TO have been stricken by the tor.
nado and considerable damage done.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
x MAN, TRAINER.
Winner of Brooklyn Handicap
Pointed by Lou johnson, Form
erly of This City-A Fast
Race.

Lou johnson, formerly OF this city
and a horse trainer Of note, is con.
nected with the stable Of J.. W. Full.
Ter, a wealthy Texas horseman.
Tokalon, a mare, johnson has been in
charge Of for over a year, won the re.
cent Brooklyn Handicap in time l-5 Of
a second short Of the record.
Mr. Johnson was in charge Of Lemps
string In st. Louis at one time. His
many friends here will be glad to learn
OF his G
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Nav. Agency Change, Hand,

Thomas J. Null has sold bis agency
for the metropolitan newspapers 10
George Hall, formerly manager Of the
Windsor Hotel.
Mr.. Hail will conduct the business
from the same locality Mr.. Null
occupied, the jefferson Cafe.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

IL you knew the value OF Chamber
lain's Salye you would never wish x
be without il. Here are some Of the
e.eases for which IL is especially yalu.
able: Sore nipples, chapped hands
burns, frost bites, chilblains, chronic
sore eyes. itching piles, letter, salt
rbeum and eczema Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Buckner & Whit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

The pretty residence Of I'll W.
Lambert, six miles northwest Of Mex.
lco was struck BY lightning during the
electrical storm Wednesday. The
wall paper In the north end Of the
building was burned to a crIsp.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

Mrs. J. D. johnson and children re.
turned to their home 10 St. Lonis
THURSDAY after a visit with Mrs. John
sons mother, Mrs. W. B. Mcintyre Of
TINS city. She was accompanied by
Miss Mary Mcintyre. "
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
AUDRAIE COURT CALEHDGl


~
Meets third Monday in January !
Monday In June and third MOnag
September.
COUNTY COURT.
First Monday In FebruarI,
Monday In May, first Monday 10
gust and tiEat Monday In NOVenbs
PROBATE COURT.
Second Monday in February ~
Monday In May, second MONDAY "a
gust and second Monday In NoVsnA
Adjourned terms are held resHz'
thesecond Mondays In January hf'
April, June, July, September, on
and December.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
READ THIS.

Huntsville, Mo-, Sept. IS 1902.-Dr.
4. w. Hall, 81. Louis, Mol suffered
four years With severe kidney and
bladder trouble. Your Texas Won.
Der, Halls Great Discovery, has cured
me and / can ~cheerfuliy recommend
u. Yours truly.
i. W. MALONE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Special Price on Ice Cream

We viii make a special price Oh ice
crean and Ices 10 all pIcnicking par.
ties and church and lodge societies,
festivals and entertainments We can
furnish you promptly With any guam
tity. Give Us your orders.
MEXICO IcE CREAM FACTORY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

Jay Bennett would like to know the
whereabouts Of his little Buster Brown
oog' Ilving or dead. Surely, Buster
nas not got a ''dose" at the cruel
hands Of the hated dog poIsoner.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

DIS White ana Edwards treat ali
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat and can be found at their
offices over Morris s. Abbays store
east side square, from s Ia. m. until s
?. N. Glasses fitted.
A. @. WmTKiM. o.
BEIGE EpMARps. NJ. ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Almost Two Inches Of Rain

The rainfall Wednesday night vas
general throughout the county and
In this city l.92 inches fell. The
value OF this heavy shower is incslul.
able and will aid the crops materially.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Work Started On New Pire House

Contractor Ballew has started work
on the building 10 be used for the Mex.
leo Fire Department. WORK will be
rushed and, 1t is thought, completed
By the time the chemical engine and
other apparatus arrives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

The post Office base ball team dc.
feated that Of the Professional men by
a score Of . 10 10 Wednesday after.
noon. The game was played on the
Mo. NJ. A. field and witnessed BY a
large crowd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Starr Well Drill

The well drill, that has been boring
for water, at Hardin College, is again
10 operation after a lengthy period Of
~inactively caused by the illness OF one
Of The maehInes' owners.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

Itch cured in 30 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never fails.
Said by j. f. Llewellyn Drug
glst. J5wtJuly Is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

The crews, Of the Atoms locaI
frelghts, that have headquarten here,
bad a holiday Decoration Day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Attending RepubIiean Convention

The following Audrain County Re
~publicans attended the state con
vention at Excelsior sprin6s, as dele
gates.
John X. Brown.
ID. VI. Roberts
Henry Kohl.
Harry Householder.
A. T. Webb.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
WIND AND RAIN
SWEEPS SOUTHWEST.

Tornado is Reported to Have Done
Great Damage at Tulsa, 1. t.
Wires Are Down and Town
is Isolated-Similar Re-
ports From Other
Southwest Towns.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

Miss Virginia Clardy will arrive
Friday to be the guest Of Miss Stella
Robertson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
THE
EOGEWOOD STOCK

One mile Southwest OF Mexico n'
a speciality OF pure bred SWIM
high class Poultry. Eggs for ha't''
from r @. w. Leghons, P. Ddcs'
Geese and W. II. Turkeys. Hia
handsome Red Poll mail for sale
Write or phone
F. E. WENT
Phone COL MeIica !
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07

DR.. w. +. TraugnDer, Osteopathlc
physician, will be found 10 his office,
east Of the r. o. every day except
Monday and Friday afternoons.
Treats acute and chronic cases. Calls
answered day or night. ONCE hours,
) a. N. 70 5 y. 10. Phone, 1856. d&wtf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1906-06-07
Administrators Eotice.

5IAIE OF MISSOURI.
County Of Audrain.
The esors and Az other persons Interested I'm
Sne estate OF Adelaide Simmons. iste ~ a ~
raj M SVan.y: deceased. are hereby notf5ed
INC County Aforesaid, has M XIV oi
0Istss Or said estate for the purpose ~ M
70" Public Admr.
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
JOBYNA HOWLAND'S
AFRICAN TRAVELS

Jobyna Howland. the leading woman
with Mcintyre and Heath i'm The Ham
Tree" who viii be at the Columbia this
week. has the distinction of being one
of the few white women who have ever
penetrated into the Anghera mountains
of Morocco. Miss Rowland. who is the
wife OF Arthur Stringer. the poet and
novelist, spent last winter with her hus-
band travelling in the north of Africa
and southern Europe. While at Tangier
the tourists decided to undertake. the
overland trip TO Tetuan. Although re-
fused passport by the American consul.
Mr. and Mrs Stringer secured the ser
vices of trusted Moorish dragonan
and a band of hired ruffans on mule
back and started into the hill country
Of Mulia Ard-El- through the
haunts of the bandit Raisuli. the captor
of Perdicaris The two Americans travel
cd in the Moorish dress to attract as
little attention as possible.
But ii was not the brigands who made
the trip so unhappy Those rowing
horsemen Of the hills. indeed. while ex-
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Redskin and Paleface
Are Working Together

Two men. bo5h spierdid representa-
tives OF their respective race. have re-
eshiiy sprung into prominence as. heroes
IN behalf II the dowatrodden and much
abused North American Indian. one is
genuine redsian. the other is q
palefaee. bur they are brothers ir one
cause.-The uplifting - the Indian in
this country.
The nrst Is Antonio Apache. graduate
Of Carlisle and Harvard and full
blooded INDIAN. His Intimate friend
and eo-wcrker is Robert EJeson. the
actor. who has woven around the same
Indian hero the drama '.Strongheart %
which is said 20 be a fine argument in
favor Of the actors friend and the edu-
Gated Indian IN general.
Antonio Apache. after leaving college
went TO New York and took I'D iiss pro-
sessiOn Of civil engineering A finished
and courteous gentleman. he was soon
taken up by New YOrk-s srlart set and
until his departure for the West was
one Of the most prominent social fig
ures- attracting attention and favorable
comment wherever he went
IL was during his stay there that
Robert EdesOn. The actor Was intro
duced 10 him. Edeson has aIwavs
shown a strong interest in the Indian
question, and was at that time looking
Tor a real American play.
1t was during an evening at the horse
show in New York that the actor and
the Indian attended together that the
two friends stlolIed out for refresh
ments- They went to a cafe in the
vicinity. AT which Wzs man much IN
der the influence Of LIQUOR.
After gazing at the two for time
the drunken man sidled over. and look
ing up into Apaehe's face bIurtei out:
Say, what in hell are YOU. auyNsv2-'
Apache is powerfully built. and. catch
ing hold Of the man. ne shook hin, out
and leaning him against the bar. an
swered without The least bitterness. II
am an American. s!r but not OF your
tribe"
Here was character. a condition
the real American. a colleCian-in
word a true American gentleman
Edeson could help the Indian bv
neiPing himself. and so "Strongheart7'
has been well named
On the line Of the Santa Fe. between
AIouquerque and Les Angeles. Antonio
Apacne mas acquired a tess-acre pIOt OF
ground 10 be used as an Indian srfs
and craft exhibit. end here he mas
brought the NaVa 10 Indian bTanEet
weaVers Mission Indian basket weav-
ers, clay workers Of various tribes
totem pole carvers from British CoIun-
oia' bark craftsmen. and. IN fact. ron
resentatlves or all industrial workers
among the abOrigines
In letter 10 EdeSOn recently Aoacba
SAID l. like yourself. am irving To
make the red men. IL not the brother or
tne Whlte. al least 4 respected citizen
% y, lngSe United states. Of which there
should be room enough for al OF Us
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
ELSIE CAMPBELL
TALKS OF RED HAIR

i have five mischievous older BROTH
ers, says Elsie Campbell. OF the Vol
unteer OrgduisI" company and only
one was afflicted with red hair. When
/ went to school in Paris. at Madam
Keys "a college for girls. which I At
tended for three years. madam told me
very kindly that while I vas there +
must not color ny hair ! protested
that 1 did not; she smiled and repeafef
the statement She seemed very fond
OF me. and later invited me 20 oecrfnv
the seat OF honor next to her AZ ths
table When 1 left her we had qur-e Z.
fearful parting. She was a dear old
lady, and, with her true French iostincr
and my histriOnic aspirations asserting
themselves we worked up quite a emo
uonal parting Mamma. who has M
appreciation OF such a scene. tried 10
hghten things bit by saying. Madam
discovered that my daughter did nor
color her hair Madam straisbtenery
The ribbon which held my hair. brushed
away tear. and holding ouc 4 c1rrl 70
the light, said. Madam discovered rf,.,r
SuSOs Stl pUE p9qSuBI TB sN -IIpsu I.,1T
@ulIo!oO IslqSnGp InoA lqSnDJ IsAsu aus
was broken up \ picture Of me Win
a wreath OF leaves encircIins nv head
was exposed at the Paris Exposition
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
Stage Gossip From Gotham
By JAMES GRANT THURsToN.

The event Of the week in theatricala
was the temperance in New York Tor
a brief engagement Of three weeks of
Richard Mansfield. Mr. Mansfield VIII
give a cycle of plays in which he has
been successful. This week he gave three
performances Of Don Carlos. one each
Of Beau Brummel DIR. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde The Merchant of Venice and
"A Partisan Romance" The program for
next week is: Monday Arthur Dimmes-
dale in The Scarlet Letter" Tuesday
ORB Jellyll and AIR Hyde" Wednesday.
Don Carlos Thursday. Beau Brum
MEL" Friday. KING Richard III" Sat
urday matinee. The Scarlet Letter. -
and Saturday night. Don Carlos" Mr.
Mansfield is in his best form and Z Ia is
or has been i'll shows no sugge<tic,T OF
the fact in his playIng. After the end of
HIS three weeks engagement he gre TO
Cincinnati for week. St Louis fo.| one
week and winds up his season =. chicago
with a two weeks engagement. hss sup
porting company includes Miss Florence
Rockwell. Arthur Forrest = Clarence
Handyside and Fuller Mellish
Another noteworthy event Of the week
was the presentation by Howard Kyle
OF Mistress Ivy Ashton Roots drama
The Greater Love- with the love
affairs of Mozart as motive. His
Majesty a musical comedy. with
Blanche Ring as the star. was presented
at the Majestic.
Nat Goodwin. the well-known Amer
lean comedian. made two discoveries
during his brief career in London. One
was that the English did not care for
the plays he presented, and the second
was the finding of real actress of GEN
uine charm and power who Jumped into
fame at the first night of ''The Gflded
Fool. This actress is Miss Alexandra
Carlisle, a beautiful girl of twenty
years, whose stage experience of three
years has been spent principally in
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

thinking parts or as Uudersuudy for
principals who never gave Der a chance
to act She will appear in the produc-
ton Of the Genius and the Model. the
rights OF which were purchased by Mr
Goodwin from George WeedOn.
There Will be an. Interesting theatrical
situation in the Genius and the Model. ."
There viii be two leading ladies. and
both beautiesg Miss Carlisle. the Eng
Iish beautyF and Miss Edna Goodrich
the AmeFican beauty. Whether the
Americas or English girl Will be award
ed the palm for beauty will be difficult
Goodrich and Miss Carlisle appeared
lass year at the Vaudeville Theater in
London as Gibson girls.
The second grand continental tour
Of Director Conried's Grand Opera Com
pany left Tor Baltimore 10 begin their
transcontinental tour. After playing in
Washington and Baltimore the company
goes TO Pittsburg, where Queen Of She
ba.' ''HaenseI and Gretel.' ''Valkyrie. -
"Lolengrin, and La BOheme' Will b.
sung. Erom Pittsburg TO Chicago VIII be
the next jump A week viii be given to
Chicago. three days to st. Louis. one
day to Kansas City. and then two weeks
in San Francisco. 1t is stated that
Caruso's profit on the season will be
Sll5.Ooo. which is the greatest sum ever
paid 10 a tenor.
I understand that Clara Morris is Sc
riously considering an offer from Proc
tor to appear In vaudeville giving the
prison yard scene from the Two Or
phans.
Annie Russell is home again from Eu-
rope and is preparing for the presen-
tation Of her new play. Friend Ham
nah" by Paul Kester. author of When
hniGhthood Was in Flower" the play
and Dorothy Vernon of HaddOn Hall. =
Friend Hannah Is quakeress who lived
in the days OF George III.
James X. Hackett has secured the
American rights for MaeterIincks latest
The Washington times., 1906-03-25

play No name has been found for the
new work as yet but il is said TO be
fully as gruesome as might be expect
ed from the author
J hear that Maurice Grau IS to again
become an operate impresario in New
crk. He has, so the report goes.
joined hands with oscar Hammerstein
IN MS new operate venture.
The report that Marie DressIer is con
templating trip to London next sum
mcr under the management OF George
Edwards is denied and fun-loving New
Workers are glad of it,
The Prince Chap will be played In
London next season under the manage
ment of William F. Conuor. Mr.. Con
nor is confident that il Will appeal 10
the British theatricaI-taste.
Jerome X. Jerome in collaboration
with David BeIasco is writing a new
character play for David Warfeld
When the phenomenal run of The Mu-
sic Master comes 10 an end it viii be
used There is no sign Of this at the
present, however.
Marc Klaw sails for England next
month TO look after the foreign inter
ests Of Klaw q ErIanger
The latest theatrical sensation in
Paris has been the Marquis de CssteI-
lanes five-act drama. Pour 81 patrie"
(For Her Country All Paris is sim
ply thronging the playhouse in which
the marquis piece is being given ana
the boxes are nightly filed with the
flower of the aristocracy.
The severe snowstOrm which inter
fered with the attendance of many Of
the theaJers in New York on Thursday
night, March 10. had an entirely oppor-
sits effect at the Lyceum Theater where
The Lion and the Mouse Is being pre-
sented. Because of its success many of
the disappointed ones were of the opln-
Ion that the storm would materially az
The Washington times., 1906-03-25
PAULA EDWARDES
HAS PET HOBBY

rical folk are more or less prone 10
fads and fancies, and il is truly aston
ishing 10 what extent some actors and
actresses indulge in order 10 command
the sensational attention OF the pubIi.
in their behalf. However there are
isolated cases here and there where
some stage celebrity takes a genuine
heart interest in some hobby. and de-
votes much consideration TO some psst-
time. which affords 10 them quite as
much pleasure as ii diverts the mind
from arduous study and frequent re-
hearSals
Miss Paula Edwardes. who viii appear