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The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
ADJUSTMENTS

In the presentation of May Robson
in the new American comedy, 'The
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" by Anne
Warner, at the Grand on Wednes day
evening, local theatergoers will have
an opportunity of seeing Americas
best known character actress. and one
of the most original comedies ever Of
fered to the American public.
L. S. Sire, under whose manage
ment Miss Robson is starring. has sur
rounded her with a strong company
and the entire production, scenic and
costumes are most elaborate. In the
role of Aunt Mary Miss Robson has
a part we'll suited to her and one in
which she is screamingly funny.
In dramatizing 1.-The Rejuvenation
of Aunt Mary" Miss Warner has Great
! ed a comedy which is absolutely orig
inal, for each character in the piece is
unique making it one OF the best
comedies ever seen on the stage. The
Chicago critics have endorsed 1t as one
of the best comedies on the American
stage today. The same cast and pro-
duction will be seen here as played at
the Studebaker tn eater, Chicago.
Not more certain than that all roads
once led to Rome is the assurance
that the thoughts of all will be turned
to Rowley's drug store tomorrow
morning for the advance sale for the
most famous of all present day act
reSSeS. NJ rs 1dIEiCh SdllpDSlks Will
BEGIN She will appear at the Grand
on Thursday night. So tremendous
has been the inquiry for seats that
even the seating capacity of the Grand
should be taxed to accommodate those
who are anxious to witness this really
remarkable actress. The interest in
Mrs, Patrick Campbells appearance in
this city among the residents of the
surrounding country is very keen and
the convenient transportation facilities
will be employed by many, who will
take advantage Of the opportunity to
see this widely hera1ded actress in the
masterpieces "The Second Mrs. Tan
oueray," from the pen OF A. w.
Pinero. Mrs. Campbell's great power
lies in repression and this very repres-
sion serves to intensity her emotional
strength. Her personality counts for
much also. The tones and the shad-
inps of her voice are said to be quite
wonderful and one of the most telling
noints of her dramatic equipment.
Manager Crawford's offering at the
Grand on next Saturday afternoon ana
evening will be E. j. Carpenters emo
tional melodrama, why Girls Leave
Home" for the first time here. Fred
Sunmerfield, the author. Is said to
have shown great skill In developing
the plot and keeping its tone whole
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
THEY DIED TOGETHER.
Aye5 Chicago Couple Discouraged by
Loss of Home Inhale Gas.

Chicago, March 9.-Theodore En-
glebeek' 70 years of age and his wife,
Anna, Is years of age, were found
dead in their room at the nome OF
their daughter. Mrs. Anna Roustrum,
47s Racine avenue today. Deasn Tn nao
I1,minating gas. The police are Of the
opinion that the couple discouraged
by the loss of their home by fire last
Saturday made a suicidal pact.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
FOR q. A R. COMMANDER.
The Hutchinson Post Indorsed w. A.
Morgan, of Cottonwood Falls.

Hutchinson, Kan. March a.
Joseph Hooker past. G. A. R.. adopt
ed a resolution last night favoring the
election of w. A. Morgan of Cotton
wood Falls as department COM
mander Of the q. A. r. of Kansas.
This action was unanimous and un-
solicited. The present department
commander. Colonel R. A. Campbell,
Is a member of Joseph Hooker post.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
FRUIT DAMAGE IN OKLA.
Mercury Drops to % and Trees Are in
Bloom.

Oklahoma City, Okla, March g.
Ice formed here last night, the ther-
mometer standing at % above zero
this morning. May peach apricot
and plum trees are in full bloom, and
the crop will be badly damaged.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
N,atteawan Patient a Suicide.

Matteawan, N. Y, March 9.-A Wo-
man. named Mrs Doerr, said to be a
member of a prominent and wealthy
southern family, who has been pat
tent at the insane asylum here, killed
herself today by jumping from a win
dow.
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
Brass Beds
Regular
DHsnA

some, particular emphasis resting on
Its love story. 1t has its beginning i'm
the home of modest family near
New York, where a daughter, Pear
sherwood, Is 1ured to the CITY by the
glare of its social lights. She finds she
is the victim of plot, is abducted and
neld prisoner and meets with numer-
Gus adventures. In the end her high
play carries with it a moral Iesson
The production is said to be verv
elaborate one. and the several ch.rec
ters In the play are interpreted hx,
people VINO are well suited to the
roles. ~ ene
At the Play Last Night
teneraiiy when a play has reacbaa
the age that Way Down East blusb-
lngly confesses to, it deteriora tes a.
cost and equipment with eacb e,, a,es IN
ing season until the point is rascho,z
when 1t is actually agonizinp - 90
through performance and see it n,,,r'
uvr1u. 45tts NOT SO with Way Down East,
Wlinam A. Brady has not pernnitfad q
to tall into decline It's nrod,,ctio
at the Grand last night was one oe 'iuh ac
cided merit. AS a matter Of faet ~ a.
dountful II this favorite has ever been
presented In q more adequate fasbio,,
than by the players which nov hs.ion ha,.n ~
IN nand. There was not a single one of
them that was not competent 70 A. - ~
or her part full Justice with the nossis is
ulo cACoptIon -. n. White. who nlsva<7
'Lennox Sanderson'' the villain R,,t
then the work Of all the rest of ~
cast was SO extremely good that The
shortcomings of Mr.. White were rnt
noticed. Particularly good was Edd;e
Heron as Hi Holler.'' And the o,,sre
tette made up of Florence Trevsistor,
Ruth Lattimore. Otto Lauman ana
ThomasWood sang the good old son.s
IN q way that brought them numerous
encores- As stated, nearly ali Of tHs ths
actors were most capable and thaie
work aroused all sorts of enthussas 81
in the audience wringing from it tears
numerous hearty yells from the raI'
lery which seemed to literally 60 wiId
at times The piece was beaI,t,f,,iiv
staged and the snow storm in the thirS
act was most realistic
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
Couches

ward sewer was raised as much above
the depth as originally piahheo as
was the Fifth ward sewer
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
BuHets
Library Tables
Side Boards
REGULAR

LOOK FOR THE RED TAGS
They Tell the Story of Reductions
The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-09
Dining Chairs
Regular
Sets of Dining Chairs
Sale

Each set consists of one
host and five side chairs.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-04
FACTS ABOUT CosMoPoL1TAN

C0sMoPoLITON has made a sin
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its readers that has not been sur
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any magazine. A contract has been
entered into with the. great English
short story writer. E. Phillips OPP
penhefm, for series of brilliant short
stories that will probably represent
greater similar expenditure than
has even been made by a modern
magazine.
COSMOPOLITAN has secured the
greatest living playwright, George
Bernard shaW.-sutAor Of the IA
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the,heart of every single reader.
cosMoPOBETAR esAsr srsat work
men win incluae sNSk master minds IS
Maurice Maetssltaek. BsIShn's emf
nent philosopher and Mtsrateur; Da-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-04
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-04

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-02-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
TraucnsStrHmpte.

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Hibtc; ihlifi ihfuur8 ober nit gefpuItereft
5o6len; uue 8robet. n%tlioers 4 0t~
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

0oten. DC @iebcrlpobl oeS Srn.
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ii6crbrilngcn: George 2effcrt, Sobu
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Moggc u1lo Scinrid SDomaS c~r-ofiis
clio.
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r1cr, @corg MnOlucg lno @eo. Spcrr
5llommen geiebte Delegation be8
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@titglie0cr beS Gomcn-g crcin8 rper.
ben ndfite @ode in Corpora Serbs
beiildcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
Sin ,blinocr" 9SaIagicr.

Der Norooelttidc 2loDo . Compiler
,Hbcin" bringt cincn iltllgcu llrs
tcrneGmung8hniti8cn 0eltlden
ais y%blinocn" Yoiiogier NIT.
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g(merifd uro ieincr 2onoung bier.
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luuroc, ircutc iih ober oodl menigs
items Senton6em, Der i'm peritano,
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Sdiifes 9adpuuren 81 ~berfaifen ge.
pilegt uno bel oieier @e~legcnbeit cine
CUTE GenntniB oes S6iffes uno Der
Wtannid)aft beSielben iif erporbell
babe. Na6 ieiner aniiht babe ii6
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
2crnGcir,cr grps.'
srpfe Granddaughter,
SaSette. sirafc, orrdj bis snr acrington'e trnhr.

Sm S%nterciie Scr I"nlei.
ben fono gcltern Ibeno nnter Sci.
tulg bcs 2[nleibcn : Gpmite's Der 6.
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cine gut bciudtc 8eriammliutg ltutt,
bel melhcr Wapor Mobool, @oiier.
S%ngenicur 9llfrco %. Gaiid urto Cub
nan. SngeniGlr CHARLES &. Ybelps
Inipraher bielten. Cine Gbnlide
geriommlung ianb audi in Den
Standardization Der 9auborie all Der
Charles uno 9eringtonitrabe ltatt,
in peld)er bieielben Hebner ipro1en.
Gin yeingebiloeter" Ser
BREEDER. - Wit Der GrflGrutg, err
babe einen WonlL Tametts SeneIin
on Der Gde BON 8rott. unO Goncorb.
Strobe tbGtIi6 ungegriffen nno
idper perlebt, ~lieferte iif Sobn 2ana-
ban eeltern Worgen gegefl 2 nbr DEM
Bolisiiten Gain pom iiioliden 0iitrift
aus. gr lpilrbe geitern Wtorgen &ooi
2enis porgefiibrt, Der ben ionoerba-
rem Wann, meldcr aligenIbeinlid
inter Sa%Iucination lei0et, fret lait-
fen lieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

GnttGu d e G6coterbeu'
der. - Cine unaneenetnte ueber.
roidung muroe geltern Ibeno Den
9eiudcrn oes nYrtn5eB.S beaters" ait
Der SIt.galtimoreitrnbe, nobe Gen.
troll 9lpe., 5u Sbeil, ols ibrtett flr5
nob anfumit inn 3beater bic Wfit'
tbeilung gemodt pnroe, oaB Die
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ODER luoQe, unb ooB ibnen besbalb
at Der aoiic ons bejablte Gintritts-
gelo 5uriidbe5o6lt meroen wilroe. Ia
6eiiirdtct fpurbe, ooB bieIe anfilnoi.
gitlia auf Die @emiitber Der enttonit.
ten Sbeuterbeiilfer ettuas nerberret.
5enb pirfen fonnte, muroe ote noros
oItlide Yoli5eiitotion bon Der miBli'
den Sage in aenntnib geiesa, uno
i6neQ moren finn glalirode aur
SteQe. @s fam ieood 5i feiner Hn-
beitorung.
Gin Wen d. ent Keller.
8eil CT ongcblif ieincn @egner
3bomoS ". aiebler BON Scr. 72O,
Siio- Dallas troBe, oas babe DIR
abbiB, muroe geitern Der "a Sobre
olte So6n Deager bon Rr. S1S, Siio.
gono, Strobe, ourd Boliseiridter
@orlono I'M 0itliben Stationsbauie
nit s. mo Soften unb 60 Sasen
@eidngniB beltroit.
3ur often
Selite mo moreen lit oaS nelie Sranf
Iemorial .SoipitoI an Wonumentitr..
nabe 9rooopap, BEN gan5en Gag fiir
Seoermann CUR 9eiidtigung geoif.
net uno bon Iontag an ueroen ga.
tienten in oaiielhe aufsenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12

BON ben Silfcn ocS Eieroes 8etrottcn.
ST. ipllroc bon Eoilontcll IN Die Mob'
lnlllg bcS Or. 8. Z. 2lopo, Nr. 639,
Observation-Disclosures, 9etrogen, Der
inn cillcn Gerborb onlegtc. Sp0tcr
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ming geleitet.
utter % pcrun9liid t.
9ci'm 9(bIteigcn bon cinem Str0'
BcibobnuoQ0on Ser Oorf.Toao.Slnte
fam geltern 2lbcno Scr 70 Sabre nlte
@corge $. Soncs BON ltr. II, Worte-
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StroBcn6ubn @oggonS nod Solle
gcbrodt.
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Gill Mfild)mogen oes Nrn. 9. D..
Sd)icr collioirtc geitern an Der 6alr'
mount. gpenue, 5pii6cn Fotomac'
ltno Gltrlcp- Strobe, nit cinem Stra'
benbobmpoggon Der 6dlrmollnt'ape'
mc.2inie. Ger Mo8ct mitroe ltnrf
6eidGoigt; aud wuroe Der 9utlder
Charles Smitb pom DIR. 1905, Noro.
@"olieItroBe, drli Die StroBe geIhleu'
bert uto erlitt Serletungen an
Iiidcn uno olli Der red)ten Scite.
Der @erlcttc mllroe ourd Srn. y.
@oltcrS bon Nr. 1854, Sampoen'
9(oenue, nnA leiner 8oDnullg &C.
brddt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
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bolten uno iei bonn pdbrelo Der
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0torgen cilt Yerbor 81 belteben boz
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-12
SDHamit fOrbcrt Gpicr.

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bcIhGitigt, cine 2ooung 9pnamit Sll
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baS Gpnamit ploblid) erplobirte mo
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8om EfcrOe gei6Iagen.
Sobn 9ipon Don Ger. 800, 8eIt.
2omboroitroBe, Der aiitider zines
@eiddftsmogenS Der Sirma ,9be
9eooer," murOe gcItern bon Den Su.
fen ieines GierOes an oas linfe Sein
geidlogen mo ifmer5bait perlebt.
Ger @agen biclt on Der gde poit
Greene. uno Ntllberrp-S troBe, ols
pIoblidl ooS &iero iheu muroe uno
Die @reene. Strobe binunter ronnte.
Gpan fiel pom @agen un0 nuroe
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Ser r0eut d . llngarl dc
2icoerfran5" belt geItcrn IN
.Gtterbcin's 6oQc" icire rcgclmGbigc
SineItunOc unter Iirigent Sllbert
arilppel. Sn Ser Monots- Seriamm.
hung iiibrtc Graiioent 2uoipig Soil.
me Den goriis unb Sefretar Sobt
9aif oa5 GrotofoQ. Sic Ibrehnung
pnm @einlciefcit erga6 ein duberIt
aiinitigaS Geiultat. G%tnlooungen
nltroelt bon Ser .Gintraht" uno bes
u0ocuit.8oint @riiberlidfeit Clubs"
ongellommerl. Gum ollgemeinen Be
oollern legte IrGiioent Sollmer leit
9(nlt nieoer, nnb oorouf berief Ticc'
8rGiioe1t Mottbios @omba6 cine
ntberoroentfide SerIammlung oilr
noditen Sreitog CUR @abl zines
neiien Erdiibenten.
Sic Goli5eibeborbe miro
om ndditen Montag ben Sergeanten
%. ). Bradley pom mittleren Giitrift
peniiontren. Serielbe murbe 1884
gum goli5iiten ernannt uno 5tuei
Sabre ipdter gum Sergeanten befor.
bert. @abreno iainer 9ienittbdtigfeit
iipnrSe Sergcant bradley piermol be-
lobt.
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Yplitiihlcs Naerlci.

lung i'm nErinceB = Sbeoter." -
@icepr1iioent Sair6anfS in @eit
miniter. - 9eoeltenoe politiifC
Heoner fir Morplouo. - GoQef
tor Stone nod Nerp.Yorf BERT
fen.
Sn bemofrotiiden Sreiicn miro ser
Notwithstanding, ipeIde arnNton,
tog inn uYrin5eB = Gbeoter" ltottfi1l-
Oct, nit groBem Sntereiic entoe0en
qeiebe1. Sn ocrIelben iprc6en ser
@roBprGIihent Ser GoglcS, Sbeooore
q. Bill bon Californian 6ronf q.
@eri1g bon Snoinno, GongrcBu69c.
rrolletcr @orrp .. @olf 9. 9. 6ieIo
ll1o Sbomas s. Goomolaocr.
GiceprGiioent 6airGanfS
bier.
&iceprdiiOcnt 5%oirbonfS trof &c.
tern %Aod)nnittog bon Slroionopoli3
bier cl1t un0 fltbr nod fl,r5em grf-
entbolt nod @eItminiter peiter, no
or gbcnbS in elmer reptblifonii6en
Observation-Disclosures iprod. @onl
Br0li0entihnii5 3 Gnnoi0ut Soft llnd)
Wforplollo tonlnlt, lit nod nid)t be-
ifinlmt.
Gas &otum in Baltimore
County.
Gic Icnlofruten III Baltimore
Golu1tp iino bod e~rfreltt iiber Die He.
o~iitrntior, ga iid ctlpo 450 mcbr DC.
m@otroten regiitrirt bobclL ais in
1907. g(m 80. Sftober miro in Der
.6igblalloto,pu Slcoocnlie" cine Ser.
iommluu1g ItottiinOen in lpcld)erGon-
GrcBobgcoronctcr Salbott iprcd)en
miro.
Stoncin Ncp Yorf.
,3oQ'- Collector @m. q. Stone lit
bonn Gorlitcnoen ocS rcpublifoniiden
: Gomitc'S SitAcpd nod
9tcp . gorf bcrltfcn lporocll, I'M nit
onbcren no~tionolen Siibrcrn Die 81.
.tuotion in Warplono 81 beipre6en.
Snfcl Soc an Scr d
sen 81 it c.
Goida @. s. Mnoerion llno gQen
$. Norcrob bonn ~legialatipet Gontite
oeS Senpercn5sScrein Der Wtetboois
l!en-airde bo6cn Elm Girflllor oltSgc-
lanot, in Dem Ole &ir6enmitglicoer
ipcr0clL nidt mn gegell Sprcs
der Cannon, ionoeru je0cll onocrer
GongrcB = GonoiOaten ST Itintnlell,
Der gegell ibrc Sllterciien lit.
" ii II d gemetn a me 9e-
bate.
SSobn Y6ilipp Sill bot lciner Be-
tlofrotiid)en Gon0reBgegner Sobn
Sill noAmols 81 elmer 0entctniomen
gtbutte bcfuitS9cforocrt d1f Die ober
berr @iQ mobri6ciuli6 0iclelbe Iltt-
BORT mic bel Der eriten ScrauSforoe.
baben miro,
EoIitii d) c Heoncr.
Die @idtigfcit Wqrplonb'S IN bic
er G%ornpagnc fam olll 9elten ourd)
sic Heolner Der pcrihieoencn Yorteien
,elrrtbcilt merocr, Die bereitS bier &c.
.proden ba6en ooer nod ipred)cl1 iuers
>crL ulo 5lpor 0cmofrotcn @illiom
9rpor, Sobn @ortb SerlL
'llton 9. Barter, Sobn ". Daniel,
ltler. g.. Bacon, Sobn Sborp @il-
Jams Commit, Sumnlcl 0omperS
lfonmt). Tepublifoncr: CHARLES
Spolls Sllobes, Sulius Goeior BUR
.olus, Oscar 8. Strolls, @iaiam $50.
noro Soft Commit, CHARLES &ars
'en S~oirbonfs Omar 0~cltern bier).
Snbepenoence : Scoguc: @iliom
Scarit (fommt), Sobn
Semplc @rnpeS (fonmt).
So5iolilten: @ugen 9. 3ebS
.fontnlt).
Hoti5en.
Ger n9rpoll &ern : Sill Gltp
Ter ~. @oro" biclt geltern an Nortbs
Ipenlle, 5rpii6en Charles. unb ct.
foltlitroBe, cine oltsge5eidnet be.
udtc Notwithstanding, in mel.
fer SS. Spbn Sill, iun., 9. S.Sielo,
/. Q. @oloSborougb II. u. Iniprodel
Gunicl Woc9ibron bot ais Er1ii-
'clltcn : glcftor Der Sllbepenoence-
rciignirt.
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