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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15

DDS Uiastsntrdna1sn Der Damen bss
6oeialsn 8urnbsreins erfrsute R4 zines
ausgs3.i&neten Beiu4ss. edon balb
nod gr0ffnuns uarsn bis RitsIisbsr
poasdblig psrtreten, uno 5u ben Rldn'
gen bsr WuRt tpisatsn R4 bie paars
TN Iufigen Rsigsn. Sin aus 10 Do
men bsfisbsnbss ama,onsn Srommel.
corps srrsgte als.meine aufmsrtiam'
felt. slei4falls sins @rupps bon 8 Do.
meR, oie tn turjsu 2Isioern uno Ian'
gen Stisfsln, aIs rotbs 6ufaren auf.
tratsn. Die l8 Rann farte gdrsn.
ris9e trat oils elm aus ollsr 6errei
2dnoern 3uiammsngsmarfeltss armee'
corps auf. AlIe Arten bon unifor.
men, iotpie au9 ale Sorten bon @afs
fen tuaren nsrtreten, bon Der Rinoer.
piifOIe Biz sam Risisnihisbsiisn, mel.
&es Der sliidli6e Befber nur NIT
Whbs NIT Rd bsrumi&Isppte.
Sas ama3oneneorps, In tleibfamsr
ueiber Uniform NIT rotben Auffdld'
gen. srsislis ben grbbtsn 8sifaq.
Cine reid NIT perlen gef4madte
Snoianerin In ibrsm tletbiamen
aoiihms. fotpis aud msbrsre In ma.
lsrii@s Orisntal.4 .4ohiims als Sapa'
nsrinnsn auftreisnbe Damen bsfanben
R9 untsr ben bislsn f96nsn Wasfsn,
uel4s ole aufsuftibren es leibsr on
Raum mansslt. Ane Sbsilnsbmer
babeu fi& t0fili9 amhfrt, unb bieiss
mar Der 6auptsmsd bss 2rdn39ens.
uno bas Jeff tit tn jsber 8s3iebunq
sin bur6f&lasenosr grfola setpsien.
our9 wsl3ss oie sufdnoigsn Romitsl
H4 ale gbre einlesten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15

Dineeunes. Wiaiam o. Barr
aus 2antenee @ountp, Sq., bsfen
Derwanbten In allen gr6bereu Stdoteu
nod ibm Na&fori&unssn baltsn liss
Sen, II on Is. Sanuar I'm Dabaib
6lub ertrunien unb AM Is. 6ebruar,
einen Ronat ipdier, wurse feline 2ei&e
In benz inamif&en 3urhdsstretensn
6Iuhe aufsefunoeu. Barr trug einen
&ine am Singer, auf wel&em bic 3abI
13 3weimal etngrabirt mar, etnmal tn
arabif&en. einmaI In r0mii&en Sab.
len. Gs ersiebt R& iebi. bab ieins
6rau TIN berIaKen unb au ibreu gIteru
jurhdlttrte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15
Su9s MAD sinsm 9 binsfen.


gan 5ranetseo, Is. Ssbr.
pripatostsitips unb poIilifsn bemtibsn
fi&, In @6ina einsn In Amsrifa eebo.
rsnsn NonsoIsn Woo I'M iu finbsn.
Der .in. 50 5ratts auf $4,000 srb0bts,
f4 In elmer Caflauoer Banf sinsn
Bs9i.Ibrisf ausRsllen Iisb, NIT bisfsm
oann nod Dong Rons fsselte, uno
osnisIbsn bort jum uoasn W.rtbs f9
aus3ableu lieB.
Die gsamtsn RnS Der Anf4t, bab
Der gbinsie nit sinem entertainer,
Boob BEL Wansn foopsrirts. Die
srfsn Anfdnas oes ssriebsusn s4wtn.
bells muroen bis mad Qmtuds bsrfolet,
no Bocos cine % fratts on ois 6a.
nober Naiional Gani In Rsm Dorl
taufte uno bisfslbs murbe auf Woo
ana fbsri&risben. wie ss i1stnt. Cb
Boobs ceer Der Wcngols oie 6umms
.rb6ats. iR ni&t feRseaelIt. immsrbtn
purbe bic 9ratte tn Dong Rono jur
3abluna prdIenttrt. ebe man ben os.
mstnm e6uin6I tnteedis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15
3toxSttr4e.

Esuts Abens um 8 ubr beginner bic
pafRons 6OttssbisnRs tn Der 3ioni.
fir&s unb miro paffor pstsrs In is&s
GottssOisnHs tudaysno Der paiRonsaett
rsben, tbsr Seius unb bic Wsnf&sn,
mit b.nsn er auf isinsn 9siosnsmsssn
tn 8srhbrune fam. 6sute Mbenb
mirb bas fbsma isin: Ssius unb
Su6as.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15
Ste 9egtslatmr.


DerIteren.
Die BON Senator graiB eineerei9te
gorlage. 6rauen tn Stdbten uno Ort.
fGaften bas Stimmre9t 3u aspdbren,
wuros NIT "a ssgsa % stimmsn Der.
morFen.
gs tpurbe bel far bisis Yorlnge ge.
arbsitet, unb Jrau SsIen %. @aussr,
sins Der stfrtgfsn gsfaruorterinnsn
Der gorIags batts fi9 eineu SIP tn Der
erifen @eibe bsi&afft. bon mo aus Fs
oie eenatoren 3u beobaGisn @slssens
belt bate. Die Dprlaes bsre9tiet bie
Jrauen ni9t uur. i6rs Stimmsn ab;u.
asben. ionbern fs aisbt benielben aud
bas Rs9t. 0nsntIias Hdotiias asutsr
au betletben. SobaIb ss Hb 3sisie,
bab bie Bill bisIe Befhruorter botte,
enttpidsIts fi9 aud cine Harte OppoE.
tion, unb bie 6olge mar, bab bisisIbs
nieoeraefiimmt wurbs. Wsbrere Der
6enatoren ertldrten ft3 bnbin, bnb fie
gegen oie gorlaae ifimmten, neil ibre
eigenen 5rauen fie barum qsbstsn hat'
ten. @oupernsur 6o4 aus Qanfas
batte eineu Brief gei&riebsn In tusI9sm
ct bie annabme elmer 10 fortiarittli.
den 0orIaes smpfabI, bod balf aud
bieiss ni4t. bic 5rausnre&tlerinnen
tueroen nod wsitsre su,t Sabrsn su
uartrn baben.
Senator RoensIer's BorIass, wsI&s
ss frnfdllie moot. @las auf bffent-
Ii&en gertebrsRraben 3u freusn.
uuros NIT 30 gsgsn 4 Stimmen
paiRrt.
Sie bonn Senaior Slad einesbra4ts
Bill, bob i,be giisnbabn gum msnig.
Hen einen 3ua pro Sag mad ieoer
Riatung bin abTsnosn mhfs, murbs
pernorfen.
Der Gcubernelr tirlter3ettnete bic
8orIage. tuelbe benz Wooreshiq College
Sneorporationsre9ts berlsibt; glei9.
faus bob 3ranfenpfsser tsine 6o9.
f&ultenntniffe 3u bsRben brau8sn, uno
oab eine sew6bnIi&e S&ulbiloung &C.
nhss. foipis aud bic Worlass. tpsI9s
bic nsusn psnfOnsseisb. fhr ben go.
lissifonb In araft iest.
2aut Der iisrst Hegulationsn tam
nod 2Oidhrissr 9isnFssit sin Bsamter
$50 monatIi& psnfion bs,isbsn. uno
BET 25idbriger Dienft3eit bsIduft E9
bisis penfion bts auf $50. Gin I'm
DisnRe bsrunslddtes 8eamt.r iif f9on
nod 6 Wonuten su Der p.nfon bsrs9.
tigt. Die @itiwen Der poliatfsn er.
baIisn IN ioI&sm 5ulls $50 bro Nonat.
5m 9auie Der Rsprdfen.anisn uurs
ben elei&fans msbrsrs gorIaaen CUR
orttten gsrIeiung ssbra9t, 70 isne
Bill. usl6s es psrbinbsrt, bab S&a.
bsnsriubtlaasn aubsrasridtlid beige.
Isst usrbsn; Rsprdisntani 5tiratsni3ts
@orlaee. auf Wu&srer eine $4,000
8are su febsn.
Die 0orlage. tpel&e es erlaubt, bas
Worimum Der gefeuerung fur 6&uI'
,msde in Snbianapolis bon So Gents
per 500 auf 20 Gents 3u srb6bsn,
uurbe anssnommsn. gIsi&faas isne
@orlage, msl9e bie @sbdlter Der Beam.
ten Der Sidsrbsitsb.bbrbs bon 5000
auf $1,000 pro Sabr erb6bt.
i SENATOR 2niieIp rsi9ts sins Bia Elm,
usl3e 6 8ass su ie IL stunben su
elmer seiebli&en arbsitswo9s ma&sn
ioa. Gin Arbsitsmonat iolI Iaut bisisr
8orlase gsnau 26 geisbIi&earbsitstage
3u is IL Gtunssn isin. Dieie gorIass
murbe an bas Romits fhr Arbsit Der.
mieiex.
i Gum brittsn Wlale berleien uurbe
bic RabrunesmittslporIass Der etaais'
seiunbbsItsbsbbrbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15

Srant @eilader's Gamble @oom,
gde Columbia Nbe. unb 16te Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15
6raGtwassons befoblen.

@ertbpoIle @aaren aufsefunben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-15
Sameu Wasfenfram3@em

Gin srpser GrfpIs, in isber gesiebuns.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-21

There's grave danger nom this pls
gre Of Coughs and Colds that are 50
prevalent, unless You take Or. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds. Mira. Geo. Walls
Of Forest City, Me. writes: IT'S "a
Godzend to people living In climate
where coughs and colds prevail
lind 1t quickly ends them. 1t pre-
vents Pneumonia, cures LaGTipDa
givss wonderful relief in Asthma and
Hay Fever, and makes weak lungs
srr.tnz entnRh 10 ward on Couaump7
Ron Coughs and Coda. 500 sac
E1es. Cuaran1ra1 by EIt6 Faat
47aar s. sas ba}sae g'oa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-21

S. Leyison, the old original PAWN
broker still has q large stoc6 q
mems furnishings, hats, capa' boolS'
etc. Give ham a trial.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
WELLMaN's PLAZA
EEplorsr Tells Acre Club 81 Nh
sehsms 70 RsneA NorSh PIE,

g<plorsr Tells Acre Club ~ "a.
sehsms v Rsaeh Sorth PIE.
Walter WaIlman. ne explores, wAo
WI attempt next July b reach ehe
north pole with a balloon. spoke 81
some length Of his plans before Gha
members Of the Aero Club Of Amersca
at their rooms IN New YORK
The headquarters for the expsditiun
win be at spiExbergsn. AGr. woElman.
according to the New York Tr1buna,
says the balloon win Be covered win
three thicknssses OF cotton. and under
each thickness thaxa WIN BE- q layar az
rubber. The craft win possess q ut
ing power Of 1880 poundn, which wflI
be far In excess Of what q win have 20
carry. The airHhip win carry 1000
pounds Of gasoline. 1900 pounds oe
food. twelve dogs. sisds ana four per
sons.
A plan has been devised By which
the ballast Of the balloon VIII not b
sand. as II was for the m fatsd Andre
expedition, but win Be an enormous
snake" made OF leather and covered
with steel scales. which win BE- used
as drag. This SNAKE" WIN be nIled
with provisions. During the summer
months, according 10 Mr.. wellman, the
wind in the polar regions hardly ever
reaches q velocity Of more than thirty
miles an hour. and IN case Il n nsees-
sary . drag anchor has been davissA
also In the form Of a snake" which
WIN be covered with steel prongs nee
essary TO Offset the wind Instead %
wasting the gasoline running against
q head wind this anchor viii be thrown
out, and In casa the wind blows not
more than twsnty miles an hour the
balloon win remain stationary.
Mr.. Wellman came % New York %
attend the wedding Of his daughter,
Miss Rose Wellman- Mr.. wellman en-
poets to start from Paris for Spitzbar-
gen in May with his new airship.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
For sac.

For sale-furniture In our club
rooms joining the Kennedy boarding
house.
One Buffet sidebOard.
One ut Of chairs.
Center table.
-Four PaTlor chairs.
Above IL Mission furniture, oak.
Furniture Of six bed rooms. Inquire
at B. r. Lewis LumbsE company's
boarding house, OF Ars- D. B. Ken
nedy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

Give the COWS nothing but pure We
ter. They should never be allowed to
drink from a stagnant pond. There
are usually enough germs In the Az
eraEe pond 10 contaminate the butter,
no matter how hard the buttermakeR
may strive TO make a first grade prod
net
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

oomptete and up-to-dats shoe store In
the Inland Empire.
" shirt waists el.ls at the Palace.
Engineer weile. of spokane. Who
surveyed the proposed sewer system
ana gave estimates on the same, Is In
the city today on business connected
with the improvement.
One fourth OF on all millinery.
Palace.
X. a. Smithwick and son Robert.
Will Bell and A. p. FosberR left
yesterday afternoon for the headwaters
OF Cougar creek. They are a party
OF surveyors from Spokane and have
taken q government contract to sur
vey township so north, range 5 west.
1t Is unsuFveyed land that Is to be
subdivided.
Can You save II cents day to buy
q home; IL 90 see Union Trust CON-
pany.
l.. M. Dennis is putting down a
door fer a tent that he raised to-
day. The tent will be used for
barber shop and refreshment stand
during the summer. 1t 10 IA by "a
feet and made for the purpose for
which IL viii be used.
House to rent-Tenth and Maple.
house and two lots, four room house
In good rerairs, for rent OF sale.
Inquire Of w. A. Kelly, city.
Sargent locks and hardware at Lake
City Hardware company. Over 20
different styles to choose from, so
cents to $50.
James Roche is q Spokane visitor
today.
The celebrated self generating oil
stoves at the Lake City Hardware
company.
The regular baud concert will be
given Thursday evening in front Of
the Idaho Hotel.
We offer for sale 80 acres Of fine
garden land one and half miles from
post office, nearly all cleared, suita-
BILE for plating to acre tracts, city
water and close to station on car line,
price cheap and easy terms. A bar.
gain. Malloy Brothers, Il. w, Fitze
manager.
The cement walk that has been
promised so long to be put along the
block in front of the Chamberlain
building will be started today.
The Consumers Company 10 hav-
ing an awning put on the front Of its
business rooms.
The Adams Music company has
been installing a complete line Of
Edison, Victor and Columbia talking
machines. Also the latest records
for the same.
The City Meat Market will move
into the building now being erected
on Fourth street, adjoining the In
land Cash Grocery, some time next
week. The building is much larger
than the one they nov occupy and
they will be nearer the resident trade.
There is band practice tonight, and
Wednesday evening the band will
give q concert on the corner of Fourth
and Sherman. 1t will be given just
before the commencement of the big
band dance that Is booked for that
evening. This concert will take the
place of the one that should have
been given last week. The program
will be the same as published for that
concert.
1t was thought the Grand concert
to be given this evening would be
minus one Of its accomplished vocal
lists as Mrs. DIETRICH had been i'll and
did not feel able 20 attend the thu
concert. Sunday she was much bet
ter and has been on the improve ever
since and will take part in the con
cert as at first arranged. She will
sing Heriodiade, air de SaIome, Mes
senet and the Slave song with vic
lin obligato by Carl Grissenl by tn,
resa del ReigO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

Civilized man Is but a factionAI unit
that is dependent upon its denOminator
and whose value consists In It's relation
to the whole. which is the social o.
ganization. What would a man be
worth for others who had been educat-
cd solely for himself2-ROusseau
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

Harness should always where prae-
ticabIe be cleaned while fresh from the
animal. warm with its body heat to
obtain best results, except on washing
days: then It does not matter. IL Il
comes In wet II must be handler
Cmassaged) until II Is dry and supple,
using sparingly some pure oil, meats
foot for choice.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

That New York man whose heart was
found to weigh four pounds had good
reason indeed to complain that at times
his heart felt heavy within him.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

A man with an income Ut SIS a day
Is reported to have died friendless the
other day. He must have succeeded IN
cOncealing his income from everybody.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

There Is undoubtedly a growing Op-
position to capital punishment. but just
now it is greatest among the capitalists
themselves.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
WHARF LIE Il Dull.

The terrors Of a great city are
something dreadful"
Maybe 90, but they don't begin b
compare with the horrors of q small
hamIet"-washinRto Herald
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

The pOstOflce department at Wash
ington is reported to be struggling with
q Irvine famine. but there IL no end Of
red tape always on hand in the depart
ment
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14
CITY IN BRIEF

For plumbing. see Dezell.
The little silk store has long gloves.
Renshaw & Schmidt, real estate and
insurance. Notary public.
George Mason left for Spokane last
e1ening to be gone for few days on
business.
Have you seen the Union Trust
sompnay about MeyerdaleI
Boys can find everything they want
In our new stock of novels, 10 cents.
Barton's.
Miss Carrie Bullock and Miss Lar
son. teachers of Sprague, Wash, are
spending a short vacation with Mrs.
J. ". Malkson.
One hundred cry babies at the Lit
lie silk store Is cents each.
Circle No. 2 Of the Ladies aid
will give a supper at the PRESBYTERIAN
church Tuesday evening at $3.50
o'clock. A good substantial meal is
promised, also short musical enter
tainment.
Miss Carolyne Mclean, we'll and
hyorably known as one Of Americas
most delightful young actresses, Is
announced for an early appearance at
the Auditorium on Friday evening
next, III Willis Maxwell Goodhue's
splendid dramatization Of Marie Cor.
ellis powerful romance, ''Thelma. p"
Buy property in Meyerdale s.
down So per month. See Union Trust
sOmpany's ad.
All spring vegetables for sale at
Bnshears.
Tad Raymond, of Havre, Mont,
is in the city looking for a good To-
cation. He is a friend of Frank
Lemmer
Ladies suits at big reduction this
week, Palace.
Drs. Martin osteopaths, Suite 10.
Wiggett block. phone 207.
F. j. Stevens and Fl. Kunz have
left for the mining centres Of Ne
nda. They will be gone for some
time looking over that country.
Put So in Meyerdale and see 1t
grow. See ad.
Buy a lot for SO from the Ameri
cna Trust company. See ad.
A. c. Fox. advance agent for the
Lee Willard company, was in the
city yesterday. He is advertising
Monte Cristo to be put ON in the
Auditorium the Goth of this month.
Circle number two Of the Ladie:
Aid society of the Presbyterian church
will serve a dinner in the churcl
building Tuesday evening, commenc
ing at $40 O'Clock.
| F. W. Carver left yesterday 70
Chicago where he intends to spenC
the summer visiting relatives ant
blends.
You can't do better than invest il
hsyerdale, see ad.
By the request of Mrs. P. W. John
son the body Of Gustave Wallberg
her first husband, was moved b.
Frank Lemmer from the old cemetsr
to the new, yesterday afternoon
Just received one ear load Q
plaster and two car loads Of cement
thinner Fuel company.
Will Durham recently Of Menom
inee, Mich, has been employed by th
Idaho Mercantile company to all th
position of deliveryman. The rus
Of business has necessitated the pr
ting on of a much larger force tina
Tie company has ever used before
fais speaks we'll not only Of the CON
pany but OF the growth Of the city. !.
To make good bread use CeresAn
the hard wheat -four. E. B. Keller
Company
Dine at HotSl Idaho cafe. Be
service In the state ard prices modsI
ate. Neal tickets for 50. Specil
5 cent dinner every Sunday, $50
80.
Carl Peterson, the shoe man wh
has rented Mayor Scallon's buildin
on Sherman street, was in the elf
Yesterday. he states be will ope
bis tore as soon as be can get b
stock here and will open up the mo
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

you seem to like his attentions
why don't you marry himf"
Because I like his attenttOnG -
Town and Country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-05-14

Under no conditions should anything
Be added to milk 20 prevent It's sOw-
m. Cleanliness and cold are The 9n0
Se@rvativss needed
Free press., 1907-12-14
Lutheran Church.

C. F. WEST, Pastor.
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
HOO a. m. Public Worship. Subject:
''The Church as Teacher"
No Catechetical Class meeting this
week.
$50 p. m. C. E. Society Prayer Meet
ing. Topic: Confident Testimony for
Christi
7:3Q,p. m. Public Worship. Subject:
1.-TWO Kings"-a contrast.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at
7:3O p. m. lessons from the Magi. -
You are cordially invited to all the
services.
Free press., 1907-12-14
Church Notes

Presbyterian Church.
w. B. BROWN, Pastor
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. m. Subject: ''De-
serters."
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 7:3O. Subject: What
Constitutes a WHITE Man.
Free press., 1907-12-14

Mrs. Katherine Zeigler of Cheyenne,
Wyoming, is visiting her mother Mrs.
Cavender.
On account of the snow but little
wheat has been marketed the latter
part of this week
Mrs M. H. Jones, mother of Mrs.
H. H. Pierce of this city, left Wednes-
day morning for her home at Aurora,
III. after pleasant visit of about six
months with her daughter.
N. P. Gassman the Hays shoemaker
had the unique experience of having
soles sewed on his shoes while they
were on his feet Tuesday afternoon.
He is making the purchase of a fine
new sole-stitching machine but as he
could not decide which of two machines
he preferred, both of them were sent
here and contested. The machines
which did the most satisfactory work
will be retained at the shop while the
other will be returned to the house
L. h. 1OSC II1dI lie Is
now paying for all wheat in silver and
the present circulation of clearing
house certificates, about $40, 600 will
not be increased. However the Ger tiff
Gates are as good as gold and no one
need have any qualms about accepting
them. 1t is expected that they will all
be redeemed by the Kansas City and
New York banks in couple months at
their full value. Their circulation in
Hays has done much to relieve the fl
nancial stringency and trade has been
only slightly affected. Merchants claim
that thousands of dollars of bills have
been paid that would not have other
wise been settled. One large dry goods
store even reports that their business
has been greater this November than
it was the same month last year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
"The Lion and the Mouse" Tomorrow
Nioht.

Thnaircc"nrS Of Augusta ar" Ia iIEr
tn. pleasure If again Witnessing thv
Hing play l.y Charles Klein. 'Ih"
Lion am, the Mousc. Henry y. Har-
lis will present this wonderful success
1T the orcra house tomorrow might with
a east e unusual strength and the pro-
dllt;i ion is in fun Keeping with "a" orig
inal performance her" some time ago.
Much interest attaches to til" rcturn
presentation "" "Th" Lion and tn"
Mouse. The Charles Klein drama pro
Sents Il picture oi American financial
life much discussed ana widely written
of; til" money maEnat" who controls
the financial world bv means az the
electric tlSh-botton on his d".;i--i is
hHSpd rrnn facts Wcl'-lnnUn /" iii"
uunlir in Nv kt"in'S characterization
of Ready T"rcH" Ryder I've has d"ttlr
introduced tho touch that htmanII'.,
oven Il man nf millions rnt"IIInl Hii'' i
ton. Tho Lion AMI the Afr'; - /; 20
vivid denot"m"nt ci thr :tri'-;t,l" !'-
tween i;,,l'r :n'l tIt yll ~ t.'.1 N-
~, :ru !t" IA. \ t.icl HI.h hnn'r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28
"Human Hearts," Nov. 2.

Oar Lroth"rS tcroSs the ocean are no%
Clanoring for america made goods
both commercial and theatrical. 1t *
not 50 many wears ago. that An Ameri-
can play or actor had no chanc, what
ever in England. Dramatic writings III
America was ut q low ebb. and for that
reason American managers were COM
PEELED 20 import th"r melodranl"tic MA
terial from the other side. Bat times
have changed of la;c. and during the
last few Years. any play that has born"
an American trademark has iecn ar-
corded u heart" welcome on The oth"r
Side
The latest Anglo American contract
to be MADE. calls for the production Of
Human Hearts" in London. h:aiuinG
next June. 1t is Mr.. Nank@Nilie's in
tention to seld over lhc cnnlrnry ana
pro luction Of Human Hearts tina I
VIII he seen hC.c on Saturday. Nov. md.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-28

Willis T., Hallowcli. who is employed
in the wood room 1t the CuShnoc Pa
pr Co.'S. mill on The east SD" or the
river. had narrow escape from Seriou%
injury end perhaps death at about l.4'
Saturday afternoon by being caught oy
q piece of ShaftinC between the :ulphlte
mill and the paper mill. Mr.. Halloween
undertook to run belt on to a pulley
on she ShaftinC. piece of work WITH
which he WAS familiar. and in doing 5"
the shastinG caught his froCk ana
wound the clothing up until his neck
came nip against the iron. AT that point
the cloth gave away. the clothing be-
ing literally torn from him. which re-
leased him from his peril. The man
walked some IS feet before it was
known that the was badly injured. He
was taken to the office of a surgeon
and upon examination being made it
was found that he had sustained a
fracture of the bone Of the right arm
about half way between the shoulder
and elbow. Some of the ligaments of his
right side were also strained and he
complained of soreness in the neck.
but the break of the arm was the most
serious injury received He was taken
later Ia his home on the Church Hill
road.