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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06
BLIZZARD COMING FROM
 WEST THIS TIME SURE

as it fell, glazed the sidewalks, the streets and the rails of the traction companies. were responsible tonight for collision on the Williamsburg bridge in which one man was killed and two injured. the grounding of two steamers, many minor injuries to pedestrians and much incon- venience to traffic.
 Freeze In St. Louis.
 St. Louis, January 5.-Rain, which fell during the night, froze this morning and covered the streets and walks with Ice half an inch thick. Telegraph and tele- phone companies experienced great trou- bles with wires falling. Most of the trains arrived from one to four hours late and trains from the north were re- ported nine hours late.
 Floating ice in the Mississippi river added to the gorge which formed recent ly at Jefferson Barracks, which is now 10 miles long.
 The gauge in the river stood at 216 feet this morning, rise. The two gorges which formed recently between Jeffer- son Barracks and Chester, Ill.,, continue to increase.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06
Nearly All Trains Late.

Chicago, January 5.-Trains from the west were from l to 20 hours late to- day owing to the blizzard which ragged during the night. Excepting delay of street car traffic, Chicago did not suf- fer much today from the sleet storm.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06

Freezing RaIn In New York.
 New York, January b.-Fog and a per s,stent drizzle of fine rain that froze
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-06
Doubt About Attitude.

From source close to the administra- ton the declaration came today that no hard and fast determination has yet been reached by the President not to recognize the insurgents in matters of patronage.
 Postmaster General Hitchcock today d.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
Sernbameitreife / Gauaoa.


Foa @ron0 Grunf 9inien, JON
fbrer giennem Yropinien 0l1ebet
Noro ON Ontario og erie Sger1,e, Ell
Der Monoag Mften begpnot EN- Strei,
fe, Ser omfatter $500 &pn6uftprer
90 Srgnmen6 poo lelpe &opeoli1ier-
ne og $50 paa &erlnont Central, ser
fontrolleres al @rono Srunf. 0ertil
fomn1er, at ca. 5000 8erflte0sar-
bej0ere miolerti0igt pil blipe 11oen
MrbejOe. Set nentes, at bele Sro.
fifen fra Eortlan6, @e., til @bicogo
as 0en1e 2inie oil bite ltan6iet.
Srenfolfene forlonger at fon1n1e 11n-
Ser lonrme 2enningsotlfoor lom Gu
nooian Eacifics 6olf, bpilfet 8onens
ge1tprelle bar ofl(aoet, UNDER Sen
Eooltono> at ioa lenge @rono Erl1nf
life bor lin &acific 2inie feroiq for
Eroftt, fan Sen life betole joa r1eqet
Iom lin &onfurrent. Der far funoet
enoel Sorbeie1ier Ste6 at 2enmer.
ne, men life nar ioo meget, iom
5olfene bab0e bentet, og 1om Sc me.
1ter Jig berettige6e til. Streifen pil
blibe unoerfoitet @ologift, men Sen
pentes at blibe lonebarig. 6raettro.
fifen er allereoe 6elpis itanoiet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
@fperset Sernbaneitrejfe.

@eneraloireftbr Mepers of @enn,
lDluanta Sernbanen far / Manoags
opnooet eli 0perensfomlt meo Ell
&omite, Ser repreienterer $4,000
Sernbonefolf / Selifabets Gieneite
bporbeo Ell lenge truen6e Streife e,
bleben nnhgaaet poo 2inierne 9j1
TOR Etttsburg. Ser bor peret I'M.
oerbanolet i 6 Maone6er, % li6lts
Hge blen ser foretaget en- Mf1temninq
ntellem Sernbanefolfene, peo bpilfen
Oct peotogeS at begpn6e Strejfen, ON
ttfe Soerensfomit opnaoe6es inoer
en- big SID. Srenmon6ifabet ffo]
babe 10 Gimers Mrbeioe 6agliq ION
8oiis og garonteres 26 Cages Sir.
beioe @aaaeoen. Ser ipnes al
Iberife almin6elig Silfre6sbe6 mel
ben opnaaebe 0perensfomit, i6e1
begge @ioer erflprer at bupe opnoo.
ct, bpao oe bnife6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
&ammcrberrcr ug @recllenccr.

0en politilfe Situntion / 9o1=
mart mongler ingenlunoe tine fomi=
tie Sloer. Get nplig afgoaeoe Mi=
nilterlum lorctteoe, ligelom Grif
BggbS Ole Smeo, life tort, 6po0
Der Del life laa meget por 0ens e9en
tom Sioernes SlOlto6s SfplO. Men
bet itileoe Oog eiter &eforner og
bolot Jig laa til Be o%pnaoellge Cling:
Mffaffelie al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og
DO. uniforn1er, maalfe / Nnerfjenoel=
te at, at 0ets Communicating 6per=
ten bar ercellent eller uniform.
Smiolertio bar Ser / lon9e Nor be-
ret orepet n1egen Spot / folfe(ige
&re0ie mes Slang, Sroener, Sitter
og uni1ormer, og ga 9en1ofrotiet
tom til Noret / 9anmorf, 6opoe ser
b9ret @ran6 til at pente, at oct
ttrofs piloe benptte lin Snof(p0elle til
at afitofie 6isie ooerflgoige Sing.
Soa biertefait bar set oog life; set
uonptteoe toert imoo Mogten efter
epne I'll en- efter BETS Opfattelle ret
taroig Toroeline al Magtens Mttri-
butter til Sc bi0til pompse @teoer,
bpilfet 10 ret beiet por Ell uifploi9
5ornsielfe. Soo tom SEN p6erliee
#ooifoliSme til @bjboros, % 6en
tulobproeoe bpao 6orgengerne bop-
be forfbmt, ofifaffeoe Sroener %
9itler og @ulogalloner for fit e9et
Seotommenoe, bpa0 iiffert .monge al
felp 6a,s @ooitanoere fan6t bar
rigtigt giort. Sg ifignt ingen BEN
teoe, at ben nil6e bol6e Jig paa Sro<
men lenge eller efterla6e Jig 1,o9et
bpbere @por, antoges set oog, at oen-
ne enc @eform piloe blipe ~jtooenoe
fott ebtr6eligt Min6e. Men SET
floe fell. Sen 11pe egte @enitre=
regtetf1gs ferite &anoling DOR at
Blue baaoe "ercellent" og UNIFORM,
gdnfte fom for, % iaa lioet bol6bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
6jnlp til en- 2%auosmanb.

@nfelte @qnge tioligere bar leg
paofal6t mine 2anosmen6s @oogi6-
renbeo til 6or6el for en- Danif, lom
Spgoom eller l1lDffe bapoe giort noe
al Stono til at bielpe Jig 1elp, og
Sen inrtffe og gle0elige &lenosgjer@
ming at jeg ol6rig bao forglepeS ON
9jglp, giper mig MI Mo0 til at font
ME igien. Ser leper fer / 8Den EN-
0anif Mon0, lou1 = in6til bun for
ct Mar li0en blep perfbru0en = bar
Ell opgtig @rbei0er og baooe go0e
Scar / ct bpggeligt Silent; men en-
Uorgiftning, iom fan poaorog Jig
pe0 lit Mrbeioe (bon bar Moler), for
MI lalnn1et bom laoleoes. at bon ct
ltoe al Stano til at bialpe Jig ielp
og neppe nof fan llebe Jig ct Har
Sfri0t frem poa &rDffer. 2egebe=
Doubling og ct lengere &oipitolsop-
bolo fat inge11 8eoring brogt, men
far berppet bom alt, boo0 Sc bap0e
opiparet, og &onen, lon1 bor bopt II
9ern 0poraf 6 er 060e), er alt for
ipog og u0ilt6t til ret lnnge at fun,
ne bore 8pr6en alene> i6et FUN MI
maa Daif e til 6omiliens lnoerbo(o
og iamti0ig pleie ON Mon0en og Sc
fem 8ern. 2an0Smen6 fer / 8pen
far bi6til bjl1lpet Dem en- Del, men
ga M Ell opgtig 29ge far unoerlggt
bom og erflerer, at fan eftcr al
sanoiDnligDis fan bIipe orbejosfgr
igien, iaafrem fan fllnoe fon1l1e til
0onnorf og ul10er fpn0ig 8ebono=
ling Der, ioo far jeg forbon6let mes
omerifonife g%oogjarenoe 5ellfo6er>
lom MI bar lopet at betole ielpe Mej=
len til 9onmarf, bpis jeg blonot
2onosm9no fan jamie Eenge rof til
ca. 1R @ors Solpitolsopbolo Ser
bjenn1me (co. $1,000. Seq til(o0er
mig Ser for at benpen0e mig til
2onosmpn0 beropre og be0er Sem
inotrpngen0e ON @jnlp. 8i0rag,
ltore eller in1oo, be0es len0t til lt11=
oe%rtegneoe, og &egnifob pil blipe az
logt fer / 9looet, men = bllrtig
@ielp er oobbelt @jplp.
Me6 penlig Sill er,
&nn0 @ierup> b..
0oni f=lutberif Brplt>
ITO &uis ST., @ortioro, Conn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
Sfppbran6c.

Me0en5 &egnbpger of itbrre og
nil1ore lis trefni1g iDnes felt at
bape lll1ffet Sfopbronoe11e / set
%uprolig Minneloto og @isconliu
Iamt Micbigon og Sc Nor0 for lig=
genoe Gelc al Canada, er ser ii6lt /
l(gen bruot n1eget olporlige @ronoe
lps / Sc peitlige Mor0peitltoter, Ore
gol1, @olbin9ton, Soobo og Monta-
ma, lonat / Sc %tilitdoenoe 9ele al Ga
tooo. Seer roier Sl0en / Glacier
Notionul Earf / Mpntano % @eit
FOR Slocffoot &%eierpotion. 9perolt
fGnlpes Ser pao Gin og 800 me6
5lammerne. Greet Nort6ern 8o-
men bor l1oie110t lao n1eget Mono-
lfab til bette 8rl1g lon1 Sen fan uno=
bore. Sao at iige operolt er Sl0en
opltaoet pe6 5faoeslesbeo al Sfop-
buggere og Settlere, ser life far lgr=
get for at il11ffe beres 9eirboal. @oa
flere Ste0er / Set peitlige Canada bar
Sc lofale M6milmi trotioner u6lte6t
6orbuo imo6 Antenoelie al 8ool /
S%fopegnene. Sabene pao 5emmer
og i%tooen6e STOP leber op / monoe
Millioner Collars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
9u(o6rpGup / Joma.

st gan1n1elt 0onlf 9Ggtepor / Ne=
po0o> Sa., Mr. og Mrs. Miis 6.
Sobnior Sr., fejre0e Sors0ag 5. 80.
S!rmi oereS so 9(ars 8rplllps0og
9e er Sdn0eripoer> og Mrs. Sobn<
ion bar Sor0emo6er / @isbp Sogn
poa 2egum1flolter ggnen, inoen Sc
l1opanore0e til Nnrerifa. Mlle 0ereS
Sprn nreo ltnotogelie al to, ser le<
peoe for longt borte, / Nebroifa og
Oregon oeltog / @ul0brpllupsfeiten.
0e ct gon1le Tolf / Nepa6o, ioet Sc
bar boet Set / oper 80 Nor, og Sc
bor ita0ig boet / set lon1>me Silent
JONI Sc flptteoe in6 /, ga Sc fon1 fer
til 2anoet. Mrs. Sobnion, Ser er
SO Mor, er enonu itooig liulig og
pirfipm, 6porin1oo Sobnion, Ser er
oper IS Mor, / Sc li0lte Mar far pn~
ret noget ipq9elig. g>1 nreget ltor
&reOs al Slegtninge og &enner lom=
leOes ON Sc @omle poo @l1l0bryl=
lupsOagen pg o%perbrogte biprtelige
2p%fpnlfninger loo mel lon per0iful=
Sc @aper.
M beoer DIR. og Mrs. Miis 6.
SobnlonL lom / en- lang Marrpffe bar
peret trofalte Mbonnenter poo bette
9lab, nno0tage Dor bjertelige 9pf=
%pnlfning, ioet ri l,otoler @oo6et for
0en1 ON en6nlt en- Heffe lpie % Inf
felige 9(ur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

bar Meformer, at cit al Sc oigaaenoe
raoifole Miniitres liolte &egierings>
Gambling por at fire Jig lelu cit &am-
merberrenpgle = tro0S alle go0e
Iorlptter % 2pfter. Soo inogroct
er Sen gall1le Moam / %. Mten ri fa,1
al Dc,1rp @egipenbeo lore, at lelp ON
hi gjenncrngoar ct ~@bange Of
Scarf, ct set life per0 at raabe for
bpit n1eo set paa @aoebiprnerne, ef-
terlon III olle er uolatte for en-
u@bun9e bocf again.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
9anif &citinoieu.

0uun1arfs ~uoliggenoe Sil1rftel
bar, lelp ON Sc er ltore NOT / llo=
jtrafning, life bragt @opeolalloe1
bperfen @ulo eller 9gre. 3uuo mal
heller life bapoe iGrlig @rl1no til al
celte / 9%etragtning al, at 9onn1ort
mere % mere bliner ct @l1sn1onos=
Iono, Der faor nof at giore n1eo al
paste iine egl1e biemlige @eoe. Nlle
De itpre Sillph, ser / Sioens 9pb bar
p9ret giort til at l1ol1ptte @olonier
/ iirrue 2ar1oe, CT mislutfeoes, mere
eller minorc pnfeligt, % / Niebllt=
fet CT ser n9ppe Ell e11el tie al oen1, Der
Tan iige3 at bringe Go1u1arf 6oroel,
men bper e11eite al oern Ell life rll'9e
u%leiligbeo. 50 / Sen Netl1il1g range
rer Sc SAM fe peitinoiite Der for
bolosuis 1pit. sllt / &eltin0ien er
9nn11orf fremuleo - Nationallte=
ter, &lir1o, Sprpg, NaturiorbplO.
9anjf e. Ser / lu>1gere Sio bar pp=
boIot Jig / &cltinoien % faar Ben
tropiife Moaeli1heo / @looet, pil
neppe n~ogeuIinOe fule Jig fllloltr1l=
oigt bjen1me i UrOrelol1Oet, ON Be
flnttphps ti(hnnr fir Settle. "a u1e6 al
lin Trugtborbeo peobliuer sen peitin=
bite SorobuuO at r%rre mere Ell Or
fen e>lo ct Norooi5 u1oer oo1rlf Stu
re. So oertil fornn1er, at Eer1e lig=
ger @oueolm1oet ioa iiurnt og meO
iaa llette G%orbinoelier, at Sc lelp lt1r=
ser Sen beoite Nonlil1iltrotion moo
beoblipe at ppre SteOhprrl.
Noor MI otter Spprgsmaalet ON
en- Mfb9ncelle al Serne til Sc Sore
neoe Stoter JET Ms til at fon1me poo
8ane, ter Set buabes, ct Sugen MOI
bltpe taget UNDER alporlig Sperpeiel=
1e; men Set l1aa ogluu 6aabes, at
Der oe0 en- epentltel 6aitiuttelie al
Hriien maa toges / @etragt1ing, at
be ire Ger far mere &nroi MI, ems
% Eunama &unulel1 fun uur ct Grp=
Jeff / i'm @oroen. Sc Toreneoe Sto=
ter bar bit, at Sc foritoar at oprfe
tropilfe &olonier og bibringe oenr
&1ltur, % / Sc m1rtprenoe oonife
Ger er Ser lagt Ell @rl1nouolo, JON
Tan bore ct Mrbei0e og gipe 6rugter
burtlgere eno Set bar at pente / Sc
gamle ipanife &olorier / 0eres for
ignite og ll0pinte Silitano. 9anu1orf
% Mmertfa buroe fer fl,nne l(oo en-
$an6el at Der fl1noe bringe Sem heg=
&c Gor6eI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
Oct no (D0afri6an(6e
Rige.

6or mgle Tiger li0en on1tulte nj
Set 1g lelpltpreuoe Gige, ser er 'q=
ltaaet / SD0ofrifu. &i for / 9(n=
%leoning al 6e,1ne Nrtifel mootaget
neoenitoaer0e, ser for maottet ligge
fen / nogen Sis poo @rlno al Mu11=
gel paa Slabs:
@r. Me0aftpr!
Ceres Smtale al set ny ip0afri=
fanlfe &ige en0er me0 at ian1n1en<
li9ne preusliif Spang og eugelif Sri
be0. Slutrtngsi etningen lp0er Sr0=
ret iaale6eS:
Yrel1si erne mongler nennlig al
0eles gnglnnoer1es Gillio til SRI
be0ens op0rogenoe Mogt."
Sillo0 mig / Sen Mnleoning at
6e1leoe Ceres og 8lo0ets 2e=
leres 0pmurfI ombeo poo, at / Bette
ipecielle ipoofrifmife Gilfel0e in0=
ifrenfer gnglen0erres Cog 8oer-
neS) ~Eilli6 til 6ribe-
5 ens op0ragenoe sc 9 t"
Jig 6espprre til en- ret 1egotip Stpr=
relic. Sallene / Ceres egen Mrtifel
bier Set tp6eliet.
6 S e nj t 5 al Sena.
tets Meolemmer uonepnes al Gene
ralgnberngren! gn np0elig
@reunie pao Tolfets 6ribe6! life
ion0t? Sg en- folosial SiIlio
til 6ri6eoens oporagenoe Mogt. SSffe
io110t?
Men perre bliper set 1mor man
%lnoerigger SEN vin0fg6te" 8efols-
aings Stilling til &egieringsfarel-
len; ct 6orbol6 De llet life poil1terer
/ 9eres Mrtifel.
Sc in0fgote 4 Millioner Negrt er
rplten olle berppe6e Steln1neret, fun
lrn0togell espts, 1aor Sc CT Gieu0pms>
belio0ere, far Sc 2oo til at lteru.ae
paa T.. b / 5 e Neprpj %enta11ter.
Storortet 6ribe0? Senf Ell Gang
! at De ire Sem teoele al
@efolfningen far enten ilet ingen
Sing at ifol bape iogt, eller ogloa
n1oo Sc / bel0igite 5ilfeloe, JONI en-
ierlig Misunderstanding, neies mes
at ite1nme paa Sem al Sc S c
JON onore bpioe far l,opeget for Sem.
Spioe Memeifer al en- on0en %uce
ems Sc lelp, gngl9noere eller @oc:c,
6olf Ser bor tren9t Jig ino t 5 e.
res 9on0 og erobret Set. &ulee ci
@egrene er Sc T tire S e M t e I.
5 e og at 8oerne og @nglrn.
0erne / ifipn Screening laoer Jig bel.
&C til olle @mbe0erne og bele Scr.
tjenei item.
so fife pictor belongs tbe ipoil".
Sonoelig ON life r9illio til Sri.
6eoens o%p0ragen6e Mogt" fan ifiule
Jig / Sc un0erligite 6orfleominger?
i9DiS set ga CT Silli0 til
6ribe6? Sg Ser ON preltsIif
Spang er parre el16 Sen Slogs en-
gelif Sribe0, iaa m1ao Sen ian6elig
+, bore bamper!
Sec nil MI foretreffe at gipe
enbber Sing lit rette @or11> og Ser
for TEMPLE Sen iaafal6te engelfe Sri
beo / Spoafrifa lon1 ct regulert
Solosberreo9mme, / lit bele @eien
meget list forifielligt fra sen Sri.
be0" Sc norSomerifonife &olonier
1tpo goot al fer &epolutionsfmgen.
9grb60igit
N,.S>Is N..S
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

&aar Sc fblger meo / bette 8Ios
fra Gnoe til anoen, fra l1ee til l1ge
ifal Sc lite angite Sem for, at Sc
lite fblger mes / 9iben. Set isrgcr
|8laoet for.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

9uis &ooiepelt ifal goa orer / ST.
ltorten iom Ell at oens freunragenoe
Sfiffell er, las Dnm ga Mipe in0ifre=
bet pno oens Gopler lom vbe1l
MonS, ser ifobte geroensfreoen".
&oolepelt bar @pl,erne til at yjpre
Bette. &il bon gipre set?
Moota9nc 8iSrag til gamle Sobn
@einie.
&iOrag rapporteret .$24.00
Sra 6. 6riis, 0r1ggiit, Sr1=
perior, @is. ............ 500
$4,000
@i0rogsp6erne ien0es berbe6 paa
egne og 6orfatterens gegne Dor
opbtfelte Gaf for Sc mootogne Ga
Der.
S. g. g e H.
1908 Gait 81. st.,
Minneopolis, Minn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

rer, @fS,Senotor Ole 80. SIeIon,
Sort Dodge, Soma; 5tormariebal,
81. S. g. Sobnion. Chill 8iprn al
G6icogo gienpalgtes til @opeo6ir1-
gent. Com bans Msliitent palgt,:S
Olaf &alten al 91tlutb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

= @fipperen til @fi6sorengen,
Ser paifer Sallerfener al:
~2u ooifer ifiot a, Dreng!~
Sfibsorengen: De e 10 os{e 6e',
je ito!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22
g a tor S. 81. SC. 81 o.o

boIm,
@rait for Sen 0anife airfes Me.
migbeo / @lepelano og &ocfp &iper
Chic, bar opiagt lin StilItng iom
Menigbeoens Street,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-07-22

Entered at the Post Office atISt. Pau
Mimi, as second class matchmaker.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-20
NO MORE MISERY FROM INDIGESTION, GAS
OR A SICK, SOUR, DS0RDERED STOMACH.

patton. Gripping. etc. Your case Is no
are stomach sufferer.
though you may call 1t by some other
name: your real and only trouble ix
that which you eat does not digest. but
quickly ferments and sours. producing
almost any unhealthy condition.
A case OF Pape's Diapepsin will cos.
fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and
will convince any stomach sufferer
five minutes after taking a single dose
that fermentation and Sour Stomach
is causing the misery Of Indigestion.
No matter II you call your troubles
Catarrh Of the stomach. nervousness or
Gastritis, or by any other name
always remember that certain euro
is waiting at any drugstore the mo.
ment you decide to begin its use.
Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any
out of order stomach within five min.
utes. and digest promptly. without any
fuss or discomfort all OF any kind q
food you eat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-20
PLAYS AND PLA YERS

1.-THE Little Damozel'' is to be pre-
scented in Vienna next month.
John Cort is to produce musical
comedy called Mile. F1irt."
Donald Robertson is to tour in Can
ada this season in a repertory Of
classic and modern plays.
Josephine Victor has been engaged
as leading lady of the reorganized
company playing Storm" en- tour.
John Emerson is to have an i'm
portant part in Nine. Kalich's new
play. entitled "A Woman of Today"
Hedwig Reicher is to appear this
season in THE Vagabonds," play
of present day life, by Ramsay Nor
ris.
Denman Thompson is to make an
other farewell tour in a vaudeville
version Of his famous play THE Old
Homestead"
Richard Strauss. the German COM
poser, is soon to bring out a new
opera which bears the title THE Rose
Cavalier"
Janet Priest. the diminutive COM
edienne, is to appear this season at
the head Of her own company in vaud-
eville in a new sketch. RI
Liebler & CO., have announced that
they viii make the first production
Of Mascagni's new opera. "Ysobel," at
the New theater, November IA.
William H. Crane will come to New
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-20
At Local TheQters
crahame Stock Co.

The Grahame Stock Company at the
Gennett Theater has had SO many re-
quests to repeat "Ostler Joe" which
was one OF their largest successes
of the opening week that they have
consented to do SO tonight. 1t is the
play in which Mr.. Grahame's big St.
Bernard dog, Sport takes such lead
ing part. Sport is one Of the biggest
dogs In town and is decidedly the
best actor of all the local CANNES.
Then, too, 'Ostler Joe is Allied with
surprises. 1t Is play which could
hardly be called by any special name
for II Is neither comedy nor drama
and yet 1t partakes of the qualities Of
both. In one act the action takes
place on the stage of a concert hall
and the scenery Is changed before the
eyes of the audience all the time that
the action OF the play Is taking place.
Miss Lillian Dean has an excellent
part and portrays 1t to the very best
advantage. while Ferdinand Grahame
as the 'Ostler has role which is Pc
culiarly suited to him.
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York earlier than was intended at
first. in George AIDES new comedy.
II S. Minister Bedloe."
IN the latter part of November. Ma
RE Tempest will appear in New York
in a new comedy by w. Somerset
Vaughan, that is as yet unnamed
Nat NJ. Wills and his wife. La Tit
combfi are to begin their tour late
this month. Since their marriage
they have insisted on appearing in
the same bills.
Henry E. Dixey began the other day
in Toronto his tour in The Naked
Truth" play by two English drama
fists. which Charles Hawtrey is play
ing in London.
John Hare will visit this country
next spring for a short engagement.
He will bring his own company and
will appear in a repertoire OF his
latest London successes.
Among her plays Mrs. Fiske has a
comedy called THE New Marriage"
by Langdon Mitchell. author OF
Becky Sharp" and Julia France
| a play of the new woman by Cert
rude Atherton.
Sire" the new play in which Otis
Skinner is to appear, has for its in.
spiration the pathetic story of the
little lost Dauphin, who -mysteriously
disappeared during the French revolu'
ton.
Olga Nethersole has made a con-
tract with Liebler & Co. by which she
will be under their management for
the next two years. She will appear
in a repertoire of plays and will also
| have a new one.
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Relief in five minutes awaits
every Stomach sufferer
here.

II your meals don't Fit comfortably,
or you feel bloated after eating AMI
you believe it is the food which fills
you; if what little you eat lies like a
lump of lead on your stomach: II there
is difficulty in breathing after eating.
eructations of sour. undigested food
and acid. heartburn. brash or belch
ing of gas. you can make up your mind
that you need something to stop food
fermentation and cure Indigestion.
To make every bite of food you eat
aid in the nourishment ard strength
of your body, you must rid your stom-
ach of poisons, excessive acid and
stomach gas which sours your entire
meal-interferes with digestion and
causes so many sufferers of Dyspepsia
Sick Headache. Billiousness. Consti-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-20
K|PL|NG ATE WORMS
Boyhood PIaymates of Noted
Author Thought He Was
"Easy Money"
STORY BY CAPT. ST. JOHN

Chicago. Oct. 20.-Schoolboy men,
cries of a queer little lad who after
ward was Rudyard Kipling. former
newspaper reporter. intimate recollec-
tons of the inside of the great fort
ress prison at Moscow, which Tolstoy
made unforgettable in his "Resurrec-
tion." were told in Chicago by Captain
Arthur St. John, retired officer of the
English army, world traveller and
leader in the movement to reform
English prisons. Captain ST. John
came to the United States as a dele
gate from New England to the interna-
tional prison congress. While in Chi
cago he is staying at Hull house. Il
1T was in 1878, or 1879 that I first
remember Kipling,' said Captain St.
John. Il was then in the upper forms
of the United States Service school,
Westward Ho, which is on the north
Devon coast. A queer little under
sized lad he was then, perhaps thir-
teen years old. l remember him dis
tinctly and knew him as well as an
older boy in large school usually
knows his juniors. Kiping's fond
ness for long words made him notice
able. The older boys knew him as
the little fellow who knew the mean
ing of long words
Ordered Him to Eat Worms.
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Wiener ran atfull speed toward Nc
Girr. AS he did so he fell into a bear
trap and was held fast, the sudden
shock almost dislocating his thigh. He
was then within hailing distance of
McGirr. who made known to Wiener
that he also was caught in a bear
trap.
The cries of the men were heard
by Timothy Spear, farmer near by,
who went to their assistance and final
ly released them from their perilous
position. Both men were conveyed to
their homes by Spear in his wagon.
Wiener will probably be laid up for
several weeks, while McGirr is going
around on crutch.
Mr.. Spear said that the traps were
placed in the piece of woods nearly
two years ago in an effort to catch
bear which was reported seen in
the woods and which WAS supposed to
have been a trained bear that had
got away from its owner.
Read Floral Shop Ad. page 2. 1926