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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-03-23
Continued from last week
CHAPTER XVII.

impossible
with their of being about four
the female distance eighteen
miles These settlers followed several other families from
Sturbridge and other n Worcester
The town organized March, 1892 the meeting being held at the
residence of
elected clerk and held the office until 1922 Ebene Crafts Nathan Cutler
and Nehemiah Lyon The first
justice of
Ebenez Crafts meeting
physician
Crafts born Pomfret and graduated from
man Of and of and resided here until his
death May Crafts
Ebenezer Crafts Woodstock October 176 lated
from in july
1892 elected clerk which office he held by yearly
elections until 1929 when he declined it, after having served the town
faithfully
convention
same subsequently
1906 From he held office of
of the of
the house being
He again
and the holding
that office 1890
ona and elected president that body Soon after retiring
from the office OF governor he was appointed committee to decide on
for the the materials OF which should be built
1872
geectedy body
remainder
November 10, years.
Dr. James Paddock from Cbury
North Caftsbury where
pracced years.
Crafts daughter Col Crafts by
and William E. William
DEATH in 1856
1926 remaining practice until his
He held of Judge
public affairs that he
would DONE He
in
merchant of Craftsbury village
Nehemiah
Sturbdge Mass cleared five family
consisting of nine children the following
followed the trade until his
years Nehemiah M Lyon his seventh child born in 1882 also black
smith, and died 1852 William H. third of Nehemiah
1921 also blacksmith and died here 1874
dren. of whom survive.
Benjamin Jennings from Brookfe Mass bn
family when
returned Massachusetts, In 1927
children.
1894 with his
children The family
Samuel stratton came
to Craftsbu Mass year 1894 and he died
1857 aged years Three of his ten children
liam and Horace located in town.
early day and To-
death r
He town. We
hice would not be worth @ CO. but which at that
valuable also of
engaged in farming dilng eepng Two of his
mue born 1874 re-
old homestead until his in 1s4s
hill where he died September g. 1854 aged eghypbt wears LAS
children town His dealt
occurred a the
Marion Boston, Mass at an eav d
North Craftsbury He Vols hre
Civil taken p
remaining in the Richmond prison. davs
Merrill from Cornth located early date res;d
the
whom settled No.
DAWSON Revolutionary soldier
subsequently Fept hotel The Common Novembe
His aged
children
Emory also here
1896 and located in the western of
O children
children
His William, in 1928 town.
Two of his we're OF town.
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This Food may be OF tame of
A. D. Thurber, Coventry
A. A. Webster, = South Albany
George c. Curtis, Lowell
E. w. Barron Co., Barton
Chas. D. Moulton, East Charleston
Taylor & Burton, Derby
S. L. Blake, Morgan Center
Griffin & Simpson, Sheffield
Twombly & Cotton. Orleans
L. w. Merriam, Glover
Caswell & O'Royrke, Derby Line
We want agents in every village
where our Poultry Food is not sold.
1t it is not on sale in your village we
will send you, freight prepaid, 1876
pound sack TOR $500 or a 60-pound
sack for 90.
CARROLL S. PAGE,
HYDE PARK, VERMONT
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tempo.
La primera entrevista basto para
que Florencia comprendiera que los
J sentimientos de su suegra no habia
variado, con respecto ella, que no
habia olvidado sus agravlos, y que
sus ralaciones externas serlan de
pura conveniencia.
Pero, 1que Ia importaba? Las a
pariencias Sc salvaban y ella no po-
dia mas.
Lo que atraia irresistiblemente a
la noble anciana, a despecho de su or
gullo y desus rencores era esa lnmen
sa ternura q. mace en- el corazon de
los viejos por los hijos de sus hl]os.
iCuantas veces, en- sus intermlna-
bles ensuenos de ciega, Sc representa-
ensu imagination a Ia hiJa de Rene
crevendo escuchar sus alegres rlso~
tadas, y la parecio sentir enlazarse
a su cuello dos torneadoS bracltos,
como en- los tiempos en- que "el otro'
el fugitive, ell ingrato, jugaba indolen
temente tendido sobre el cesped
los jardines del castillo!
Las sugestiones timidas, pero tena
ces, de su fiel Julia, que Sc mora de
CANA por conocer y acariciar "a la
nina del sehorito Rene no dejaron
de influir en- su determination.
No hay para que decir que lgno-
raba las circunstancias do la ruptura
de los esposos, respecto de las cuales
estaba reducida a conjeturas. Rene
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des Sc extendieran hasta Guerande
fuera porque el aislamiento absolute
en- que la dej6 la fuga inexplicable
de su hijo, mitigara ell resentimiento
de la altlva dana, o mas bien porque
ell ansla de carino la hiciera recorda1
que existia en- ell mundo un ser mo
cente, fruto del error de aquel hijo,
ser a quien creia de su sangre y de
su apellido-porque Rene no descen-
dio jamas a communicable su desven
tura conyugal-lo cierto fue que Flo
rencia recibio con indecible estupe-
faccion, una carta de su suegra, con
ceblda en- terminos secos, pero en- la
que la manifestaba su proposito de
pasar el invieno en- Nantes, aloj IN
dose en- ell hotel de Kerdriant.
Comprendio ell partido personal
que podia sacar de esta resoluci6n
lmprovlsta.
La presencia de la marquesa ma
DIRE en- su casa, era la absoluci6n del
pasado, y 10 que a1ln valia mas, era
la regularizacion definitiva. Official
de una sltuaci6n que, a pesar de to-
do, continuaba siendo falsa.
Dominandose para no descubrir
SUI algeria inconmensurable, contesto
digna, pero muy afectuosamente a
SUI suegra, la cual, tres semanas mas
tarde, acompahada de SUI fiel Julia
tomaba possession del departamento
que para ella Sc habia preparado,
que no debia abandonar en- mucho
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hermosura, pero no Sc pafecia
NADIA su padre, a pesar de |as a6
maciones enga1osas lie julia, q
creia iisonjear con elias d su sehot
Era rcbia Y no tenia los ojos az
les de kerdriant.
Lo unico que existia de coa.ln CO
q, era Ia expression ,premataramen'
seria y reflexiba, que lie hacia repf.
sentar mayor edad de Ia venladeN
Es verdad, que hasta entonces,s
vida no habfa tenido NADIA dc dicEA
Sa.
Por lejos que Sc remontara en- q:
recuerdos, no los tenfa de haber r.
bitlo nunca de SUI madre aquelh
culdados carlhosos, aquellas caricla
besos y mimos, tan necesarios a i
ninos como ell aire Y la luz a las pIse
taS.
! Su madre distribuia el tieprpe .
tire sus deberes mundanos y Is
obras caritativas, que aquella II
pocrita criatura juzgaba precls,
para consolidar SUI respetabilidad.
Y Renata, pobre florecilla de i,
vernadero, vegeto aislada, abandc
NADIA 4 las manos mercenarias &
maestros y criados, que, por otr
parte, la adoraban por su caracto
porque era buena para ellos, asi CO
mo para toda Ia familia dc
| casa.
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ven y hermosa-que acudieron, a 0
frecerla sus exceIentes oficios, ad
quirio una reputation inatacable.
va Sc sabe la prodigiosa facultad
de asimilacion Y de adaptation a
, medic, de que todas las mujeres es-
tan dotadas.
Florencia aprovecho su larga y
forzosa' estancia en- Mia, para llenal
las lagunas existentes en- su educa--
clon y en- su instruction, Y, ahora, de
sempenaba a maravillas su papel de
dana distinguida:.
Su apellido, su natural despejo
anadidos a la aureola de que la ro-
deaban sus inmerecidas desventuras
y a la impecable dignidad de su vida
su fortuna, en- fin ,casi duplicada con
los subsidies secretos de sus amante
que va CANADA mucho dinero, eran
elementos mas que suficientes para
que todo el mundo frecuentase ash
duamente sus salones, cuya concu-
rrencia tuvo ell cuidado de seleccio-
mar sacramento, y para que sus IN
vitaciones fueran solicitadisimas
La sehorita Hichu podia lamar
una mirada de satisfaction al pasa-
do y contemplar orgullosamente el
camlno recorrldo.
Tn liltimo, un supreme trlunfo
estaba reservado a SUI amor proplo,
triunfo bien inesperado, y ell mas
precioso, seguramente, para aquella
alma henchida de vanidad.
Fuera porque el eco de sus virtu-
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! en- sus cartas, guardo siempre impe-
netrable reserva
Ademas, aunque no profesaba
gran afecto a su nuera ,tenia en- cuen
ia, para disculparls en- parte, las ex-
:ravagancias de su hijo, que ella
m!sma hab:a tenido sobradas ocasio-
nes de apreciar, a cuyo afecto recor
daba la conducta inexplicable y des-
de luego inexplicable de Rene, desde
mucho ante5 de su matrimonlo,
Recordaba tambien la prediction
terrible del doctor Bernard, quien
de tarde en- tarde, iba 4 visitarla en-
su castillo de Guerande.
-iAh, senora marquesa! lel alta
vismo! Iel atavlsmo! .iSu blsabue-
10, de la Inca de los Kerdrlant, mu
rio loco!
Y aunque, al principle, Sc rebelo
contra semejante hipotesis, insensl-
blemente lego a admitirla, por 10 me
nos en- parte. Rene tenia ell cerebro
un POGO debil!
Locura, por otra parte, sin grave
dad, segdn diagnostico del DR.. Ber-
nard ,locura errante, complicada con
algo de mania persecutoria.
iYa estaba ALI!
La abuela Y la Meta, Sc aproxima
ron instintivamente.
Renata, cuando lego Nantes la
marquesa, acababa de cumpllr qum-
ce amos.
Era de sorprendente y delicada
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motivado tan prolongada estancia
en- el Mediodta, fue Acknowledgement te
cogida por la elevada sociedad nan
tesa.
Su vida no podfa ser objeto de la
mas hgera critica, porque las apa-
riencias estaban perfectamente Gu
| biertas.
Nadie podia sospechar ninguna in
triga, porque el doctor Bernard que,
en- el intervalo, fue q establecerse en-
Nantes, no Sc presentaba oficialmen
te en- el hotel de kerdriant mas que
cuando 10 exigian sus deberes profe-
slonales Y mundanos..
Nosotros va sabemos que tenia
una llave de la puerta excusada.
Para explicar su especial situacion
la marquesa tuvo el cuidado de pro-
palar discretamente que SUI marido
viva en- Paris con una amante, de la
que tenia un hijo, aunque excusan-
dole, alegando que el infeliz no es-
taba en- el pleno uso de sus faculta-
des, existiendo la: circunstancia de
haber muerto loco uno de sus ascen-
dientes.
| Fueron precisas las reiteradas ms
tancias del |Eus amigos para que Sc pre-
sentara en- sociedad, en- la que, entire
parentesis, no tardo en- obtener los
mas lisonjeros exitos.
Sc lie compadecia de veras:y entire
los observation-disclosures pleas que
nunca faltan alrededor de una mu-
jer desamparada, sobre todo 81 es lo-
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LO MEJOR.

La joyeria Tinaud tiene ell
mejor surtido de objetos de
arte y novedad para regalos,
V esta constantemente recibien
do los dltimos modelos, 81 Vd.
desea comprar un objeto de
verdadero gusto yea nuestro
surtido, en- efectos de plata de
ley, metal blanco, plateado y
cristal tallado LETTING tiene
uninmenso surtido, esta casa
solo vende articulos BUENos
todos garantizados, Especia.
lidades para Iegaios de DO
das.
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GRATIS.

On reloj para usted si en- plazo de
1 semanas, vende vende cualquiera
de los paquetes siguientes: 25 hermo-
sos alfileres de corbsta; % libros az
tisticos de aguas con mas de so asu-
Jas cada uno; 25 bonitas pein,llas mag
neticas de bolsillo cada una en- 81 es-
tuche, 8 25 preciosas sortDas. Cada
articulo descrito Sc vende a 10 centa-
vos orc uno. En- tres meses hemos
regalado 800 relojes
Escriba una postal a The AssocIA-
TIE BUSINESS Co. Box 1892. San
Juan, luerto Rico.
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DiQleIo Y Ie|oj gratis,

Pida sin. dinero, diez pesos
orc de Pastillas "Recuperador
de la Salud" el mejor PATENT.
zado para la sangre, ell este.
mago, el higado, y los rinones,
col0quelos entire sus vecinos
pues es aceptado donde ouie.
IA que sc ofrece Y al mandar.
nos el importe. oDsequiaremos
con una comision Ell dinero. =
un reloj gratis. Escriba. Ell
seguida a la National Drug
Agency. Tetuan e., San
Juan. Pto. Rico.
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~ A yes, pues, que 10 MAJ
III prudente es conformarse
- y tener paciencia. Es SO.
10 un NAL ratio. Dentro de al.
gunas semanas, saldre repuesta del
hospital podre trabajar y recupera-
re la nina. iVamos, ten valor!-al ma
di6 abrazandole. le.-Vuelve a tn ira
bajo. no dejes de If a VERNE.
menudo. a las horas de entrada
iAdios hijo mio.. adios!
Ell muchacho abrazo llorando a
su tia V a su sobrinilla Y sal6 como
I'm rayo.
Algunas horas mas tarde, la en-
ferma entraba en- el hospital Y Ber-
nard, nevando a la nina envuelta en-
una amplia manta, tomaba el tren
para MIA.
liza separation estaba consunada
-Qne hara con la chiqullla >
murmuro el joven vagabundo, pen
sativo.
Yal tocar en- las profundldades
de su bolsillo los cuatro ''machacan-
tes', precio del servicio prestado al
doctor Bernard, no pudo evltar que
lie asaltara un tardio remordlmlento.
VII
MADRE E H1JA.
. Pasaron varios amos.
Florencia Michu, marquesa de-
Kerdriant, vuelta de MIA con su HI
ia Renata. encantadora nina, cuya
sal,ld al decir de SUI madre. habia
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0FRECEM0S Al PUBLIC0
Fl hInpiadop VACUUM naPCa "SANTO.

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrca:
"Marchara constantemente sin caenarse lnterunpse
"Tiene por minute desttucon cacuada de 70 81
pies cbico de are lbre Producira vacuum mazmo de
pulgadas segun ell mercurio Standard de los f. CU
Durara de Is 90 amos, aun usandose darlamente
"E SANTO trabajara de cualquer cubo de luz ncandes
centc a IN coso de centavos la hora FL "SANTO' no
rodra nunca superado para hosar tamben su
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecbe para TlENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS, IGLES1AS HOSPITALES u otros
edifcos grandes Haga vista nuesras ofcnas. para
yer la demosaci6n por ctaci6n mandaremo ell aparato
cualquer so San Juan, para demostraro en- prvado
Porh Rico Power { Light Co.
O1icinas Prin cipales, Marina, San Juan
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En- esta impTenta Sc vende paiu y
periodicos viejos a So ouinta
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MADRE Z H1JA.
CHARLES WERE.

AGENTE DE ADUANA Y COM1S1ON1STA
Ageate General On 10 ls de Ia Conpahis De SECURES
contra Incendles 'LUNI0N Dc PARIS"
de los ARADOS ALEMANES sstems Bciceta Marca
de Ia Oerveza fralcesa "MAXEVlLLE'
de Ia Cerveza alemapa "SALVATOk"
Vends ACRlTES GRASAS, Dc oalidadeS
aueiorables para tods clase de haqunarI
90 BOX 223 TELEF0N0 37i.
TEyUANA. SANIUMA RR.
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CASINO ALL READY
TO OPEN TOMORROW
Bill Announced for First
Week of Continuous
Vaudeville Here.

Arrangements were completed today
for the opening Of the new Casino The
alter, a house that viii be devoted 70
continuous vaudeville, and which Is
located on F street near seventh For
the first week the following list Of at
fractions Is announced:
The Rapid Fire Jokester,' Frank
Bush.
russell and Horan's big City Min
SLreiS''
Gladys Van, singing Coincidence
Country Choir.
George Lauder, ventrilOquist-
Lavender. Richardson and company II
"Brady's Boy
Callan and Neiman, cancers
Rice and LadeaI, aCTObatS-
Picture plays
The theater will open at o'clock to-
morrow evening and every DAY tnere-
after performances viii be given from
II o clock in the morning Jntl II p m.
A e. Mayer, manager Of the enter
prise. became known 70 local theatrical
men BY his promoting the Mayer popu-
lar concerts. He has been firm adVo-
cate for the protection Of the pu0lic IN
places Of amusement and was nstru-
mental IN urging the District govern
menL the need OF stringent fire regGla-
ton ordinances. He has carried out
many original ideas along this Hne In
his new TngaIer
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YOUNGSTERS PLAN
CINDERELLA" PLAY
Many Washington Young
Sters to Be In Performance
At BelaSco.

The fairy play Of Cinderella" win be
given at the Belasco Theater next Tues
day afternoon at 3.30 O'Clock, under the
direction of Miss Hawke. for the benefit
of the National Homeopathic Hospital.
The cast includes such FFeII-knoUu
child artists as ElizabeL Forney, a
toe dancer, who viii play the part Of
Cinderella; ImOEen Fairchild. the tai
ented daughter Of L. s TayIOr, man
ager Of the BelascO Theater, who viii
interpret the pare Of Prince Felix. and
Minnie Saxtons who Will be remem-
bered as Jack IN last years prodUc-
ton OF Jack the Giant Killer
The Sisters viii be played by Jean
cite Poole and Marion Robinson; the
part Of the Baron VIII be played by
Royal Foster; the two principal fairies
by Ruth Shaw and Gertrude Barnes:
Pedro By Spencer Breuizer. Daudiu the
valet TO Prince EeIix, by Hamilton
Bal, and George Abrams viii be the
page
The play begins with a prologue in
which viii be given a number OF solo
and ensemble numbers. The first set
viii show q fairy haunt with fairies
and elves dancing and making merry
when the Fairy Queen appears in a
beautiful shell drawn by a white swan
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Janis.

Elsie Janis. who has not been IN
washington for two years. VIII come to
the Naw. National Theater next week IN
George Ade-s musical college play. The
Fair Coed
Miss Janis Is among the youngest
American stars. and under the clever
.oarazau16nt of Charles Dillingham;,
who mas urovided her with an elaborate
rroG----ion. her success In the new
vehicle has exceeded previous perform
anceS-
Always d favorlte in Washington
Miss JaufS will be warmly greeted by
enthusiastic audiences. who VIII find q
double pleasure in seeing her IN AIDES
masterpiece. with music by Gustav
Luders, the composer Of The Prince or
PiIsen."
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COURSE ON AFRICA
IN FIVE LECTURES

T N Newman, the Chicago lecturer
who has but recently returned from
Africa, where he spent much time with
the Roosevelt party, viii begin a series
Of five illustrated lectures at the COlum-
bia Theater, Sunday evening, February
Is, with British East Africa. RoOse-
veIt's hunting ground, IS his subject
This. as well as the succeeding lectures
on Uganda, Zanzibar, Victoria Fails.
and ZuiUlaud, will show the adventures
OF the former Presidents party. not
only IN colored pictures, but in a series
Of motion pictures.
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TO APPEAR
HERE IN TWO DRAMAS
Returns to the BelaSco Next Week to Present The Pas
sion Flower and "a Dolls House"-Other
Attractions Coming.

Madame Nazimova, who created such
interest here in Ibseu characters upon
her last appearance. comes TO the Be
lssco Theater next week, presenting
The Passion Flower" and a DoIs
JOuse"
The American stage contains few fig
ureS more interesting than this for
eicner, who has mastered English ana
takes rank as one Of the most lmpor-
tant actresses on the stage. Her talent
and technique, combined with a person
ality and temperament unique aOmnE
players. has won for her a wide vogue
In many respects The Passion Flow
err Is considered the most significant
and powerful Of the present dramatic
season The score of novelty alone
gives il distinction It is in three acts
and the locale is in New York city in
marsiOn on Fifth avenue
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ACADEMY ENGAGES
ATTRACTIVE LINE
Bookings At Popular Playhouse for
Rest of Season Are
Announced.
Announced.

An attractive line of attractions are
promised for the Academy for the
rest OF the season. Among them are.
Yorke and Adams In Africa Thomas
F. Shea in The Bells DIR. JekylI and
Mr. Hyde and THE Counsel for the
Defense" st Elmo Checkers
'eWHdhre,'' Beulah POINTER in Lena
Rivers The Lion and the Mouse"
Ward and Vokes IN THE Promoters
-Czraustark.'- school Days. In OLD
Kentucky Three Weeks Rose Mel
VILE in Sis Hopkins Pierre Of the
Plains and George Sidney in The
JOY Rider"
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COLUMBIA-'fSham."

81 the Columbia Theater for the
week commencing Monday, February Z,
Henrietta CrOsman is announced 10 ap-
pear in Sham a New York society
comedy
shan is no stranger to this city.
for Mss Crosman presented ii here just
before her New York opening In the
hands Of Miss CrOsmau and her CaDebl
coTnuauv il hit New York squareiy and
registered a comedy hit Miss CrOSman
viii come here surrounded by capable
pIavers- As a New York society woman
Of the present day Miss CrOsman hnds
wide 0pnOrtunitieS for her skill
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ACADEMY ENGAGES
A MUSICAL TRIO

A novel attraction at the Academy
concert tonight viii be the Popular
Musical Trio, an organization which.
II Is promised, viii jump into favor
with its first performance.
In accordance with numerous re-
quests, the management has again
engaged Helmuth and SOndhein1er.
whose excellent work proves more
and more effective and popular az
each performance Harry Wilson viii
also be heard In a monOIOZue intro
ducinE timely hits and up-UO-daLe
stories.
The management has provided 2
program Of motion pictures
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Rivers

Burt and Nicoiai announce the en-
gag,ment Of Beulah Poynter in her
own 5rGmatization of Lena Rivers
at the Academy the week of February
T.
This viii be the last season that Miss
Poyntcr VIII be seen in Lena Rivers"
For tn zee seasons it has served her as
most excellent starring vehicle, and
she comes this season with a record CT
nearly two thousand performance
Miss POynter has been seen in The
Girl OF the Golden West, - The Road TO
YESTERDAY, The Man on the Box and
other Broadway successes.
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ACTRESSES
MAKE DECIDED HIT

a Bundle OF Matches WHICH was
unWrapDed by the dramatic society Of
the Washington Seminary at the school
last night, and the excellent work Of the
amateurs ignited a blaze OF applause
sembIy hall
Miss Dorothy Person as Harold Mas
sanger. Miss Alma Trainer. as Mrs
Messenger, an ambitious mother. and
Miss Louise Duncan. as Little Anne.
were especially good
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TO TAKE
AUDIENCE TO lava

Wright Kramer, -feIIow-traveIer OF
Burton Holmes. the ''traveIoEue man, %
VIII continue his series OF illustrated
lectures on travel with Java. Eden Of
the NetheTiauds-India, at the Columbia
tEeater tonight
The average American thinks Of Java
as an Indefinite sort OF place from which
our coffee comes, but few realize one
peculiar charm OF the place itself. It's
tropical pictureSQUenesS combined with
the inspiring beauties Of active voIca-
nOeS-lts primitive human interest frs
costumes and customs and its quaint
little people.
Java Is said 20 be the most unique.
picturesque. and amusing Of M. Kra-
mers present series The coIored views
are remarkable for their C0IorinE, while
the motion pictures are realistic
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-30
PLANS
TALK ON DALMATIA

''Dalmatia. the Norway Of the South, %
viii be the subject Of Dwight Elmen-
DORIS lecture at the New National on
Thursday afternoon
This coast. across the Adriatic from
Italy, teens with romantic interest At
lara. the capital. a mimic Venice. East
meets West and the costumes Of the
Middle Ages are seen among modern
apparel The streets are filed with a
riot Of color.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-30
CHAsE'S-POIite Vaudeville.

Chase's next week introduces a bill
led BY Marie Dainton- the English mu-
steal coincidence, whose dainty NOR
ceaus. Of songs are said 70 have made
this uicuante artistic a hit in this
country
The supplementary feature viii re
Jesse l. I,askv-s AT the Country Club ~
described as q tunefuI, topical. ard
I-uEhshIe production, with an ali-star
cast of six comedians, a bouquet Of six