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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-20
Charles 'Helnpllill Kidnapped
Girl.SeYen Years Oldand
Maltreated Her.
MOB ARMED WITH
CLUBS AND ROPES
Assailant Captured as He Was
Escaping BY Train, and Only
Quick Work Of Police Saved
His Life-Hcmpllill
Member Of Holi-
ness Camp.

49, LASsBoRO, N. j.. July Ia
Charles Hemphill, a young man
whose home is in Clayton. near
MI here, narrowly escaped being
lynchcd late last night by ex-
cited residents of this vicinity, who
had been wrought to the point OF fury
because Hemphill had kidnapped Cora
Carton, seven-year-o old child, whose
home is in Millville, N j. Only quick
action Of the police authorities IN Sc
cretly removing Hemphill to the Wood
berry jail, 1t is believed, saved his
life.
Hemphill on Thursday last Joined
Holiness camp meeting here, and be-
came. it is said, infatuated with the
child. Yesterday he hired team. and
going to the home of the Rev. MT. Jar
rell where the child was visiting, OF
fered to drive the clergyman to tn e
camp meeting. The offe- was acceptea !. :. !
and after leaving the minister at the
camp, Hemphill returned to the Jarrel u y
home and told Mrs. Jarrell that he mad
been sent for Cora. Eelen Higgins.
aged eight years. was at play with
Cora at the time, and Mrs. Jarrcll not
suspecting anything wrong. bundled the
two children into the carriage.
a half-hour later Helen came run
ming back, almost exhausted, and toid
the pastors wife that after riding apoue
mile, Hemphill slapped her face. put !.
her out of the carriage. and drove OIL
with Cora.
Hcnrd Girl Scream.
Mrs. farrell at once notified her nus.
band, and hundreds of persons 1olneo
in the search for the girl. Nothing
was seen or heard Of her until nearly
midnight when Hanley Beckett, a sum
NOR. Gotta ger at Pitman, heard screams,
and leaving his home. came across
Hemphill and the child. Beckett de-
manded an explanation. and Hemphill
said that he had missed the train ano
I that he and the girl We're walking - =,
cann. He then moved off, saying 81
ican,t do anything with her, SO III leave
Iier with YOU. =.
1 Beckett secured carria sc, TOOK ,,H tiit
| girl to her home. and notified the poi1ce
officials.
Threats Of Violence.
4 short time later Hemphill wa:
/ captured at Pitman as he was BUYING
ticket for philadelphia. Word o
I the capture was telephoned to Glass
boro. and men armed with clubs, base
hail bats and some carrying ropes gath
cred about the Glassboro jail. Anotnel
I crowd gathered at the hotel, at Mnlcl
the stages between Pitman and CLASS
| boro stop, and there were threats Q
violence =,
Word was sent to Pitman OF tn
| temper Of the crowd. and 1T was dec!de!
to detail Hemphill there. ~ ocioGi
this morning lie was held in $500
1 bail ~ the charge OF attempting
/ statutory offense. During te hearin'
! a large crowd Of Pitman resident
i gathered, and threats against Hemphil
We're made. A thunderstorm broke on
about this time and the crowd sough
4 shelter. Hemphill during the heigh
4 OF the storm, was hustled into a GOV
\ cred wagon and quick trip was mad
!. to the Woodbcrry jail. The physl
i clans say the girl is not seriously in
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NEW POLITICAL DEPARTURE
hitchcock viii band Western Republi.

tIltC0COCk VIII
Guns Together.
coLoRADOES SPRINGS, COL. July 10.
When Frank II. Hitchcock. chairman
of the Republican National COMMITTEES,
arrived this afternoon 70 consult with
members of the national committee and
schairmen Of Western States and terri
itorial committees. he was greeted by
Il large number of political leaders VINO
had reached Colorado Springs during
the day. 5 sa5
Tho men who are to meet Chairman
Hitchcock are the State chairmen and
members of the national committee for
Arizona. Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Mons
Etana,s Nebra Ska, New Mexico N orths Da-
l1ota. Oklahoma, oregon, South Dakota,
Texas, Utah. Washington and WSo-s
min e. The national committeeman from
California and Nevada We're unable tos .9
come. II
Nothing of the kind now undertaken Il
iby 8NIr. Hitchcock was ever ATTEMPTED
in the system of national campaissns5
in any party. lIe announced on " his
arrival that it would be his purpose
to have States which are certainly
Republican assist in campaigning In
tncighborng Stntes which may be-
doubtful 10 that end he is to bring;
the Western lceueha ~ s."tSttAtStt3.ss5 A
morrow there will be q general con-
ference, at which the various leaders
will exchange Ideas and formulate a
system whereby one State may draw
on the political resources. .of5another.
According to Chairman Iitchcock.i
there has been a lack of coherence
between Western leaders In past cam
ipaigns, the Representatives Of each
State doing their best to pile up Re-
publican majorities, but not helping
other States which have more difficult
politicpl battles to fight.
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CAN'T RACE FOR CHARITY.
Clergy Refuse to Permit Sport, A
though There Is No Stake.
The Tim es- Dispatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
SUFFOLE, July 19.-The United
Workers Circle of Kings Daughters
is much disturbed over the stand taken
by local clcrgymen regarding the
charity horse races which they had
arranged for next Tuesday. For sew
the races. and had filled three classes
$50. a:4o and 2:s0-all OF the horse
men having rendered their trotters
free. There We're to he neither purses
were for charity. The ministers had
a a meeting yesterday, and decided the
5rlan& was improper, and. 1t Is under
stood. prepared a petition to be pre-
The circle heard OF the meeting Sat,
furday night. and Cancelled ncwspape,
advertising. but a big banner an,
nouncing the races still foats5,ove
Washington Square. The Daughters
Will have meeting tomorrow t
reach a final decision.
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GIRL FALLS FROM WHARF
AND HAS NARROW. ESCAYE
rspecia, to The Times Dispatch.]

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.l
SUFFOLK. VA, July l9.-Nliss Win
ME Davis Walker had a thrilling escape
from drowning about Q o'clock last
night at Urbanna, MiddleseN county
Va. Miss Walker was with several
other Young women on the steamboat
wharf when she lost her balance and
fell into the Rappahannock River
Mr.. Bloxton. of Charlottesviile. strlp,
ned of his outer clothing and prepared
To pl,lnge to the rescue, but the strug-
Cling girl grasped a pole when she
rose and was drawn to the wharf Z.
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Had to Push Engine
MRS. AsTOR ENTER'F.aINS ss s8
FL KING AND ROYAL RARITY

LONDON, July 1s.-King Edward
spent the week end with Lord and
r.ady Desborough a Taplow Court the
Sof Tecls and Gonsuelo. tho DoWaEer
Duchess of Manchester. This fternoon
I the King proceeded In n motor car
ito C,llved en- and took tea with Mr. and
+ Mrs, Waldorf Astor, whose pnrtyB In
Princess OF swed len and Prince Arthur
4 OF CnpnauGht. sSB s = stS5 NJ ss
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MRS. GIBSON AGAIN A BRIDE
.>ved. Algcr,,on I,urnnby, d wen1thy

I>vcds Aigcrnon T,urnnby, y Wealthy
Member Of the Hunting Colony.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July 19.--An-
other romance has been added to the
lifo Of Mrs. Mlnna Field Gibson. Last
night in York Harbor. Maine the SUM
Nelson Page, Mrs. Gibson be-
came the bride Of Algcrnon Burnaby,
OF England.
The bride, whose twenty-six years
OF life have been filled with romance.
IL the daughter Of the late Henry Field
and Of the present Mrs. Thomas Nelson
Page, of Washington and York Harbor.
Through her mother Who, as a girl. was
Florence L.athrop. she is the niece OF
Bryan Lathrop. OF Chicago. and through
blee and of the late Marshall Field. B
Tie divorce of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Gibson is but agyear old. Since then
both Mr.. Gibson and his former wife
have lived in the East.
For a, time after the separation Mrs
,ngton Ing en; later going to England and and
|,ton to greet the small daughter of Mr.,
Mrs. Gibson. and she gave her daugh-
ter the name OF NIinna in compliment
to Mrs. Gibson
Tic marriage of the Gibsons was
an elopement of late January IN the
year 1900. As the time. Miss Field was
a Eupl at the Misses Masters's school
at Dobbs Ferry, ~. ". and Mr.. Gibson
was a senior in the slieffield Scientific
00D,O00 from his father, former Sen.
i,ator from Louisiana, and had beer
prominent rs a football and baseball
Iplayer.
Mr.. Burnaby comes from an old Eng.
| iish family of high birth. He is d
former. member of the army. but since
MS retirement from service lie has
lived on his estates. He is a cousr
who won fame during the Boer War
| He Is ten years the senior OF his bride
/ A regrcttable feature of the match
which is viewed as a brilliant one ir
every. respect. Is that It will take
Mrs Gibson out OF this country. Hel
where Mr.. Burnaby has seat In Lei.
cestershire. and her little son, Henr,
Field Gibson, will divide his time be.
tween her home there and the home
Iof his father, Mr.. Preston Gibson, al
i Hampton Farm. Va.
Mrs. Gibson who is a noted cques.
ltrienne, spent last winter In England
4 where she was the guest OF her cousin
Mrs. Beatty, formerly Mrs. Arthur Tree
now the wife of Captain Beatty young.
lest captain in the British navy. Mi
Burnaby is famous cross-countrs
trider. and the two associated mucl
/ together. Many echoes came back tt
America during the winter of the i'm
lpresslon that Mrs. Gibson was making
Iby her graceful and skilful horseman
4 ship.
Her last appearance in Washington
sion Of the marriage of Miss Erro
lCuthbert Brown and Lieutenan
1 Charles Russell Train, at st. Thoma.
! Church on juno 17th
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DROWNED WHILE WIFE
l7 LOOKED ON; ROAT CAPSIZEL

WEISS. n. H, July 19.-Walter p.
Martin, president Of the Common Coun-
Gil OF Maiden. Mass, who has been en-
spending the summer with his wife
Lake Winnespesaukee was drowned In
the lake this noon while rowing IN
front Of his cottage, and within sight
OF his wife. His boat was capsized IN
a sudden squall. When Mrs. Martin
saw her husband sink she COLLAPSED.
Her condition tonight Is serious.
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u .DEFAULTER J I::I: LANDED

walker. the Connecticut 4Absconder,
nrokcn' aud Haggard, Refused to Talk
SAN DIEGO, &, CAL, July l9.-When
the steamer St.BDenis arrived from En-
!senadaf this morning she had on. board
William F.~ Wa lker, the New Britain,
Conn, a absconder, who was In custody
of State superintendent Of r olice Egan.
idetective. Walker was rather a plti-
able object rs he stepped ashore stoop-
ed and haggard The newspaper men
who sought to interview him could set
and the8remark II is "a very fine day.
He returned no answer to many polnt-
ed questions that were put to him.
The fugi itive and his custodtans pro-
tion, and soon left for Los Angeles.
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,GRIEvlD OVER DEATH OF s9
HIS WIFE,} MAN "A SUICIDE

NEW YORK July To- Herman I'M
ger, seventy wears old, member OF
manufacturers, of Newark. N. i 8: COM
mitted suicide to-dny by shooting hin-
self with a revolver on the shore of
mile from Bound Brook, NJ.
Grief over the death his wife was
assigned by his relatives as the reason,
| FOR the deed. fsss 5S ,53S
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Two AIurdcrcrs to Pay the Penalty q
Their1 Ccines To-Day Mt Sing. Sinr

& Oss1N1Nc., ". T., July 19.-Two mur-
derers Will pay the penalty of their
Sing prison here tomorrow. The dou-
bio execution. it is expected, will take
place early in the morning The DOOM
ed men are Charles II. Rogers and An
gelo Laudfero.
# Rogers will be executed for the mur-
der, ION October 6. 1905. of Willis and
Fred Olney, Orange county farmers.
and Alice 1ngerick. ntne-year-old
daughter of the housekeeper on the Ul-
.ney farm near Middletown.
Laudero, the other condemned man,
killed Michael Deambro in New York
City on December 14, 1906.
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shot yyhllc CIcnninr Gun.

3p357 81 Special to The eTlmes-Dispatch.Ji U.s.
ROANOKE, VA. July 19.-While
.Burney Spence, the eighteen-year-old
son OF, Mr.. NJ. D. Spence, was cleaning
a shotgun this afternoon the wea pom
was accidentally discharged, tho
whole load entering his abdomen. Ills.
condition is very serious,
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was 100 Years old.

WELL4SVILLE, o. July 1A.-AleNan-
der G, Wells. Wellsvlle's oldest resi-.
dent, and the son Of the founder#of
tile city. died suddenly to.-day from the
5inflrmities Of old age, his one hun-
been celebrated June ad last
& Mr. Wells came from long livol
family. his grandfather having died
3ut the age OF 103 while his father
allved nearly one hundred years.
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MAINE AND ALABAMA a
!. 4 .6 REACH MANILA TODAY

MANILA, !, HI Il nls' a {. Wireless COM
munication5Shas been established with
the ssbattleslips Maine and 7 Alabama,
composing the special eryioe squadron
which left San Francisco y una u TIL lin
advance Of the Al Liant tics fleet. 4 The two
Vessels a re- sexneete led to arrive here \
moon to IN orrpW. G Is 4: s5S ;iS ~
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Nlothcr OF 0ua,lruplets

5I5 KANSAS (,ITY, NC, \, % uly 4 a.:
Susan Turner. wife of Louis g. .,E ID
6Irtl & it;s''t
girl. Tho girl 4 a iMNn
|sbirths hut II he ~ aSsH N
parentlYs 5heR NH
asi1assssh ,sss4' s
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oint Amour. via Cape Ray, N. II.
~ .TulvS I q FIJI

-fUIHI -1f111Uu1, Wa It1Fe tItt ~. 1--
July 18th.
day night. Fine weather. Good run
across the gulf. Prospects OF a clear
night through the straits All we'll.
(Signed) "PE,ARf.''5F
Point Amour, upon which Is located
the lighthouse, to which Commander
southeast side OF Forteau Bay, Labrn-
5sie Z
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Mrs. BROWN AND CHILDREN.
II IS HOPED, WILL LSRECOVEII

80 7 Spec1AI 70 The aIlInes- DIspAtcT.J - )
NORFOLK, VA, July 19.-To-niGlt
the victims in the Brown poison ca Sc
are doing WE'LL and the attending ply
stctans are hopeful OF the ultimate re-
lCOverv ne a II ~
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TAFT; JOINS UNION I

Has Been Elected n Member of lnter-s
national socictysof m-shovel Men,
4 HOT STRINGS. VA, ] Julyi s.Nyhen
Judge William n. Taft goes to cln-s3
1cinnatito be notified of his nomi nation
for the presidency by the Republ lean
party he will receive notice OF his cleo
Stion as "a member8o of a bor or ganl2 Ia
stion. He has been elected a member
OF the International Society Of Steams
Shovel Men, of which 4, IL Dolan, o q
tChicago,Sts president. $50
Mr,7raft had y good deal 70 do With ~;
the steam IS hovel me n ait Panana.SEi II i4i
notitlcation q Ms nsmhsrship II The
Wi robahiy leave here neXt ssi;a t1rdays
for Ginclnnnt H and r.ny not sretuyNn n
tn the following sat 10.
Iudgss aft a,s
! N ! ! 3 ! !
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5PEARY OFF LABRADOR

Roosevelt Has Crossed Gulf of st. Law
renee and Reports All Well.
NEW YORK, July l9.-The Arctic
bound steamer Roosevelt has crossed
the Gulf of st. Lawrence and was
about to enter the Straits Of Belle Isle
at o'clock Tonight. This report was
contained In a message to the Asso-
ciated Press from Commander Pcary,
which reads:
Point Amour. via Cape Ray, N. n.
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w yITH fully an hours hcadway
v/ before 1t was discovered by
AA passing street car inspcc-
Wv tor fire. commencing shortly
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DOUBLE. .ELECTRocUTI0N

CONTINUED on Second Page
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Her last appearance in Washington
at smart function was on the occa-
sion OF the marriage of Miss Errol
Cuthbert Brown and Lieutenant
Charles Russell Train. at St Thomas
Church on juno 17th
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
QueensWare GraniteWare
GhinaWare TinWare
LineOIeum
:: s: THE FAIR

cap. quarter sheet cap. third sheet cap. half
sheet c.D. full sheet cap. half sheet folio. full
Legal cap. 10 lib, numbered lines. per roam.
sane guilty and WEIGHT q psSs. 81 p.in pss
.Lettsr heads. note heads. letter heads memo
size. Of G0od quality OF linen or cream laid pa
EryeioPss. Nes; sx and 70, white wove. Xxx,
quarts, sanford's black, 3 %, bottles.
en- snd sSs
per dos. Dixon No. or other standard grades
and numbers per dozen and per groes.
Pens-Spencerian. per gross. Esterbrook's
Muciiaee. .ssndfords Royal Crown, per.
quart, OF. bottles with tin covor and brush.
Rubber bands-yariegated. assorted per thou.
sand IN boz Ne COX per quarter pound.
Ink stands-saftsy. per dozen.
BIfters.,size !hIis Inches, 500 lots.
Election Supplies and Blanks - required By
county of the fourth class.
Az copy for printed records. blanks, etc.. to
officials making the order.
AL other supplies which would properly
atsd and described. to be furnished By the sue
cessful bidder at a price not greater than the
prces heretofore paid by the county for like
The right being reserved to reject any and all
oI,o accept part of any bid. rejecting the bids
All proposals to be sealed and marked .'sta-
tbnery Propossls," and directed 70 Chas r.
Hoss. County CLERK. Lamar, Colo.
d. ~ order OF the Board OF County c'nni.''0'-
c.As ~, Z; =. Hoe.
Dated q Lamar. Colo. DseemhsR I. ~.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
Stationery Proposals

A GREEABLE to the provisions Of an act Of
a the Ninth general assembly OF the state OF
procuring Of books. stationary and supplies for
county otiicers BY the boards of county COM
missioners in the counties OF this state. notice
is hereby given that tho board Of county COM
ceive at their Office in Lamar up to noon of
January 9, 1908, scaled proposals to furnish
Prowers county with such Of the articles herein
said county. during the year 1905:
either Byron and ,Weston's. or l. L. Browns
medium ll0x2s in,) bond extra as follows, to-
wit: Full Russia, sheep pamela. spring back,
gut lsttefing on back. covers to be made OF the
Pssed regular with fuli two Column inds9 u DO
Bidder will be required to name price for the
record With cid ;syle
naming and describing patent.
Eight quire medium record, printed heading.
bound extra, paper, etc., same as above describ-
Eight quire medium record, full page printed
o rm, standard, bound extra, paper. etc., same
as above described.
Blk quiro record, same paper and same bind
ing as above described.
Six Quire record. same paper - above de-
scribed. bound ends and banda, full sheep with
same as record first herein described.
Canvas covers made of ....ox. canvass and
Russia corvsrs, letterod onback same as book.
be furnished by the successful bidder. to be
made otsame kind and quality of material as
stme kna oil poon siready r. use oy the county
paid BY the county for such books.
Bidder will quote price At which all standard
Osssa % sd S fa %
Tsath shsst cap. eight ahset Gao. sixth shsst
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01


L. e. Deen 10 now orr postmaster,
and Mr.. Miller who formerly held
that position has gone to New York.
The Christmss-tree at the school,
house, though shown in the afternoon
instead Of in the evening, was quite
success; several Of the nsighbors
attended to SEQ the tree and to hear
the program rendered by The school.
Mr.. Fulkerson shipped several car
loads Of sheep last Sunday.
A new section boss arrived on Dec.
9th. Grandpa and Grandma Myers
are nearly - much pleased - the
newcomers parents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Horn. Grandpa Myers will still
stay and work on the section.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
90 YEARS AGO
Notss from The Lamar Rsalstsr Of
Dec. 81, 1887

The city water works were accept
cd by the city council and the bonds
to the amount of $4,000 turned
over tho Lamar Water Company for
the same.
This week over one hundred dol
lars were raised for the fremens ball
and seven dollars was the total Of .
collection taken for the preacher.
Evidently Lamar citizens are more
afraid of fires in this world than
those to which they may be subject
ed in the next.
The 6remen's ball last evening WAS
algrsnd pleasure and financial sue.
cess, one hundred aud twelve tickets
were sold and the attendance WA
over two hundred. The hall was
handsomely decorated and the sup
per served BY the ladies was greatly
enjoyed by the dancers.
Over thirty guests besides the
family were present at the Christ
mas celebration given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Burger at the Burger
House. It was one Of the largest
and merriest of the Christmas festi-
vities, and all present enjoyed 1t
hugely,
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
European sugar seets.

In report from Liegs, Belgium,
Consul H. Albert johnson says it
seems that the beet sugar situation
this year is far from satisfactory.
and that both the farmers and the
sugar manufacturers have good
grounds for uneasiness. His trade
details follow:
The beet crop is decidedly short
and the percentage Of sugar, which
II was hoped would be rather larger
than usual. proves to be much below
the average heretofore obtained.
The period of sugar making will be
short, and Is prices are disastrously
low, it Is expected that more than
one sugar factory will be obliged to
suspend operations for next year.
The effects of the Brussels sugar
convention have not, 30 far been
favorable to the industry q had been
anticipated.
There appears TO be some hope
that through the acceptance Of the
terms Of the Brussels convention on
the part Of the Russian government
prices may take . more favorable
turn. Such . result, however, can
hardly be counted upon.-Nstionsl
Farmer.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01

A quilt exhibit at the Canton, Me-,
fair by Mrs. Carroll L. Hutchinson
contains a piece Of silk with his
tory. An ancestor of Mrs. Hutchin-
son was once threatened with ship
wreck. Tho valuable property Of the
people in danger was all placed IA a
cask with a note naming the owners.
The silk Is a portion of q silk dress
which the ancestor in question con-
tributed to the miscellaneous contents
Of the cask.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01
The Snow Girl.

One Of the best Of all th . musical
comedies on the road il 1.-THE Show
GIRL" which comes 10 The Opera
House on Friday January 10.
This IL the fifth successful season
Tor "Ths Show Girl" and while many
Of the others fourished for a time
and then died, this pleasing show
has given such general satisfaction
that It is this season better and
stronger than ever. This year Mr..
J. P. Goring, the manager, has as
ssmbled in his company a lot Of. the
best comedians, both men and women
that have been seen together in mus.
iosl comedy in years. One of the
funniest woman on the comedy stage
today 10 Little Switzerland, the C.
centric, who has part in 1.-THE Show
Girl" that just fits her. In addition
to her comedy Miss Southerland
sings supsrbly and she executes
some Of the prettiest dances known
to the stage. Her oostu mes are ex-
cruciatingly funny. The leading
male comedy part is taken by Harry
Langdon, who has been q vaudev lille
fsvorite for several seasons. Charm
ing music runs through the piece,
songs this season being The
s7t that have ever been sung in
Girl" There are seven
sest son1 hita.
The Lamar register., 1908-01-01

The grand difficulty is to feel the
reality of both worlds. SO as to give
each Its due place In our thoughts and
feelings. to keep our minds eye and
our hearts eye fxed ON the land of
promise. without looking away from
the road We are to travel toward It,
Augustus Hare.