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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

s.. r. Barton, renominated for state
auditor, without opposi ion, at the late
primary, hIings as his best claim for a
second term in that important state
office a good and faithful record from
his first term. For eight years Barton
was grand recorder of the A. o. U. W.
of Nebraska and was we'll and thorough
ly grounded in business methods and in
system. When he assumed the office of
state auditor he at once began system
a~tically and earnestly to give that i'm
portant checking office the business APP
pliances and facilities and color the
place demanded. How we'll he has
succeeded is admitted by all familiar
with the situation. 1t has been his
high ambition to give the people of
Nebraska an independent and thorough
ly efficient administration, without bias
or ~favoritism or dictation. Being a
practical and enthu iastic lnSuran e
a it has been his special pleasure to
see that the pc pie of Nebraska are pro-
tected by demanding that only depend
able insurance companies do business
under state charter. Having been faith
flu and having made good, the poop e
should remember him with a safe reel
action
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

Tennis goods at Woodworth's.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01
yIe mtGnnk tribune.
By r. M. KIMMELL
Largest Circulation in Red Willow Co.

Entered at postoffice, McCook, Nebraska, as
secondclass matter. Published weekly.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

McC Cornell for drugs.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

DON'T WAIT-Buy your kodak
now, and have a lifetime of pleasure
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

L. ". MCCONNELL. Druggist.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1910-09-01

The brewers. distillers and allies
small and great have in the defeat Of
Shallenberger added another political
scalp to their bloody belt-Sheldon,
Bryan, Shallenberger. They now
hope to foist upon the state of Ne
braska one Jim Dahlman, a cheap pol
itician al the booze brand. If sue
ceSSful, this fair state would be in
for n of the most ~diSgraceful
epochs III its history. Dahlman has
apparently hut one trait of character
t. entitle him to cofsideration--hIs
brutal, blatant frankn ass II: express
sion IN favor of the liquor traffic
and his pernicious activity in its ia
vor. The temperance people, the re-
ligious and moral elements of the
state, those who hold as dear and
valuable Acknowledgement and civil
and civic progress and betterment,
should respond to this bold challenge
and should give the liquor traffic bio
for blow. If the elements in all
the political parties who favor county
option will join in a sturdy, earnest
campaign for c. H. Aldrich, the re-
suit cannot be in doubt-there won't
be enough brewers or corporations
money in Nebraska to win for Dahl
man. But remember, the campaign
against Dahlman must be one of
MOST DEADLY EARNESTNESS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
sold stocks on balance in the local market
to the extent of about 1900 shares.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. = Dividends
have been declared follows: Lawyers
Mortgage Company regular quarterly per
cent. payable July l: Canadian General
Electric Company regular quarterly Ia per
cent on the common, payable July L: Fl
deity Trust Company regular semi-annuaI
per cent, payable July 1: Finance Com
pany of Pennsylvania quarterly 81 30 on the
first preferred. payable July 1: Right of
Way Mining Company per cent. dyaole
July ); the Baldwin Company regular quar-
terly liz per cent on the preferred and ,
per cent on the common, both payable July
10; Assets Realization Company semi-an-
nUal per cent on the preferred, payable
July 2, Union Switch and Signal Company
regular quarterly per cent on the pre-
feIred and per cent on the common. pay
able July 8; Library Bureau regular quar-
per cent on the preferred 3, both payable
July /: Metropolitan Bank regular quar-
terly per cent. payable July 1; Second
Cities Realty Corporation regular semi-an-
nudl 212 per cent on the prefer ed 3, pay
able July l: Fulton Trust Company semi
annual per cent and an extra per cent
both payable July l: Louisville and Nash
Vile regular semi-annual 312 per cent, pay
able August 10.
ULSTER & DELAWARE. For the
first time in many months there was
sale yesterday on the Stock Exchange Of
Ulster Delaware > per cent bonds. The
price was 103 for one $1,000 bond against
a high price in 1909 of 1881 The Ulster &
Delaware Railroad runs from Kingston
y. y, to Oneonta. y. Y 1t showed
surplus for the fiscal year ended
June 30, 1909. of s1O1 500. after interest
charges
NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION CAP
iTAli lNCREASE.-The New England Nav
igatIon Company of Connecticut has filed
with the Secretary of State of Connecticut
certificate of increase of capital from
S42.NO,eO to 100000.
UNION EXCHANGE BANK DIVIDEND
REDUCED.-The Union Exchange National
Bank has declared semi-annuaI dividend
or ger cent. reduction of I per cent
seinf-annually- payable June so 10 stock
of record of that date
NEW STOCK EXCHANGE MENREE
owen F. Roberts, who recently purchased
the seat of Alfred kesSler has been admit
ted TO membership in the New York Stock
Exchange.
COTTON EXCHANGE SEAT POSTED
Inc New York Cotton Exchange member
snip OF Z. r FarnSWOrth. of F'arnsvortb
q Evans, of Memphis, has been posted for
transfer
TO VOTE ON EXTRA COTTON EN-
CHANGE HOLIDAY. 49, Members of the
New York Cotton Exchange will vote 70
day on a proposition 10 close the exchanges
on July ,.
POSTED FOR TRANSFER.-The stock
Exchange seat OF the late Charles s Whe-
len of Philadelphia. has been posted for
transfer 10 William 5. Whelen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

While a. generally steady tone was snow now
in the market for outside securities, !. -
ing continued almost entirely con Hneu VI
the lower priced mining issues. aitllouS ~ u
fair animation developed for a tiihe ,rt ~
copper issues ruled steady. with iiTinii t:
in spots. notwithstanding the unsettIeu coz a.
dition OF the metal. Greene Cananea ue
yeloped a stronger tone at al Improve
rnant of about x Miami Chino. Ray Cen
trail and Inspiration were fraction hlsher.
Union Mines ruled steady with TAR az
tiyifv ely Central was about unchanged.
ri Ravo Dolores and Mines OF AMERICA
were active on the reported merger Coo
field stock continued strong on limited Pur,-
chases The industrial list was quiet, with
q slight inquiry Tor American Tobacco
Intercontinental Rubber was irresuidi !;
Bonds were quiet but STEADY. Detdiieu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

IT was a traders market on the Con-
soldated Exchange. with comparatively
dull characteristics for a large part OF the
time. Toward the close, however, the vol
ume of business enlarged and prices adj
vanced Short covering in Amalgamated
Copper and United States Steel common
was conducted on a large scale. traders
who were short having evidently become
nervous overnight regarding their posi-
ton. Some of those who beat a retreat
explained their action by stating that they
had noticed that the market of late had
been exhibiting strong resistance to bear
ish attacks. Sales tOtalled 1920 shares,
with the list including thirty-six stocks,
narrower market than usual. Detailed OPP
eratinnS fOllOM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. Money on call
opened at 2s4 per cent; highest. per cent
lowest, 212 per cent: closing. 2ha per cent:
ruling rate. "a per cent. Time MONEY S,,i was
easy. Rates. sixty days. per cent; ninety
days. ga per cent; four months, SO per per
cent five months. 3%4Gf per cent; SIX
months 4G4k per cent: seven months az
rer cent bid. Mercantile paper came INTO
the market in slightly increased quantities
Rates, 41gd5 per cent for sixty and ninety
DAYS bills receivable 4SaG5 per cent Tor
choice four 10 six months single names, 30
81 per cent for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE--The foreign ex-
change market opened frmer with rates
1Ip 10 to 10 points TO 4.s695G4.S for cables:
4ss5Cd4 $3.50 for demand sterling and
4sa4a Is41a for sixty-day bills. Short francs
were quoted at 51SS4 less 1-32 and short
reichsmarks at 50 1-16. The market ned
firm in the morning and early afternoon,
but business was quiet. Gables were quoted
al $3.50 81 demand sterling at 4e3s3T
1850. and sixty-day bills az 4S4tgl4 $50
Short francs were quoted at 5.1SA plus 1-32
ard short reichsmarkS at 90 1-16f90 lilo plus
1-32
l-opLars ratoS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
posted rates follow !:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE--BoSton, par.
Chicago 15c discount: San Francisco. sISht
sc premium telegraph 712c premium: New
Orleans. commercial 25c discount, DanK 81
1-10c premium: St. Louis. 1oc discount
bid, SC premium asked Minneapolis. soc
premium: Savannah, buying 3-l6c discount
selling par
BANK CLEAR1NGS.-New York eS-
changes SEES. 707.3 04, balances 81 .122"5S,
s616.2S3 Philadelphia. exchanges SIS Soo:o2S'
balances s2.Oo2.67o: Boston. exchanges W.
O45.229. balances s1,942.os3.
SILVER NARKET-Commercia bar sill
Yer. 53IIc: Mexican silver dollars. 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at q 1l16d, an adj
vance of 1-16d-
GOLD PREMIUM. - In Madrid, us;
Lisbon, 1925.
MEXICAN ENCHA NGE.-MexiCan e&-
change on New York is quoted at 2-011z.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. - Receipts
from customs yesterday were S943.530, in
teInaI revenue eS47, $50 and miscellaneous
S123.51G total of 1914. 991. against total
expenditures on ordinary account of S1-309.-
40 For the month to date ordinary re-
expenditures s26,S51,95S, the excess Of re
ceipts amounting TO s497.426. For the
fiscal year to date ordinary receipts nave
been S919.143.142. against S551.92S,I19 i'll the
same time in 1909, and ordinary expendl-
lures S632. go, S26. against $500 $50. s5h in
1909 the excess of expenditures this year
amounting to S12717.6S4, compared with
an excess last year of S11 .432, 1856 Includ-
ing Panama Canal account and public
debt The excess of all expenditures over
period a year ago of s127 $40 ESQ.
SUB-TREASU RY. - The Treasury
was debtor to the Clearing House s1.S1O,SSJ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

value of more than SS.O00,O 900, as COM
nared with the same time in 1909, there
was q gain in exports of manufactures
and other products to the extent of slo,-
So, 3392
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London, Jure 15-Consois declined 4 70
s1s4 for money and e1Es for account Ca
madam Pacific declined l7s TO 1917. Grand
Trunk declined ! TO 30ss Anaconda de
clined q TO fs.
Money was in good demand and supply.
Discount rates we're easy
Trading on the Stock Exchange was dull
and uninteresting. with the tone genera Nv
easy. Paris sold Kaffirs and Rio Tintos
and the latter declined nearly a point
The majority or losses was due TO the
marking down Of values rather than aetna;
consols dropped an eighth despite the good
Bank AZ England statement
American securities opened duh out "A
decline after sThich the MARKET became
dun IL The afternoon New York alter
ilas~iy sold and bought. and prices moved
narrowly. Tn closing WAS irregular
cal money ia London. 2IeG2s4 per cent:
---er taaTkof discount rate for short bills,
e11-IG Ser cent icng bills. > 9-lta2ss 1'er
cent: Berlin discount rate. IA per cent:
I-ar.s discount rate, ~ per cent: Paris
exchange on London. % francs 25iz cen
Ylmes: Berlin exchange on London. %
marks IS pfennigs Bar gold. rs Sd. Amer
.can eagles. les Sd.
paris, ISne 1s-Three per cent rentes es
srsncs II confines ex-dividend. a heavy
rol.+ prevailed On Tie BoErse-
Berlin. June ls.-Trading was quiet on
me Bnerse and prices declined on pnfayor-
axle New York adviee2.
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Warren W.Erwin & Co.
Members consolidated Stock Exchange 90 n Y.
Investment Bankers,
&c Beaver Street, New York.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
oDi.yiUe q NasbyiIIe Railroad Co.

Ioui>NlIle q NashN1IEc fSAlifodU 90.
= Broadway. New York June 18th, 1910
The Board Of Directors Of this Company has
This day declared d semi-annual cash dividend
OF Three and one-half per cent t3tzrcl. pay
abe August 10Th 1910. 10 stockholders Of rec
ord a. the close Of business on July 10th, 1910
The Stock transfer Books will close al 5
O'Clock =. II. July Both 1910. and reopen
st 10 O'Clock 4 NJ on August 1Ith. 1910
CHEQI ES VIII be mailed stockholders who
have fled PERMANENT DIVIDEND ORDERS
AT THIS OFFICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17
BON CS.

81, 900 Jones & L IS. .1ofA 1917 1914 1919
5000 Western Pac IS 93% $3.50 93Ss 95Ss
.sells cents per share. todd lots TEX divi-
dend.
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SAVINGS BANKS.

The Bowerv Savings Bank
12s AND 40 BowERY.
NEW YORK. June IS. 1910
A s=ni-annuzl dividend al the rate Of
THREE and oSE-HaLF PER CENT
per ennum has been declared and Will be
credited to d~positors on all sums Of So 90
and upward and not exceeding IS. 0Go
which shall have been deposited at least
three months on the first Gay of July
next. and viii be payable on and after
Monday, July Is 1910
Money deposited before July 10 will
oraw interest from July 1. 1910
HENRY A SCHENCK President
WILLIAM E KNOX. Conlptroller
JOSEPH c LIDDLE Secretary
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SEANEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS

81 md 90 NafI street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
NTEEEST be paid TO depositors entitled
hereto unoer the bylaws, and ia accordance
I" cf the SaS !ngs Bank Law for the six
months ending June Both. 1910
On accounts not exceeding three thousand
cellars al the rate OF FOUR PER CENT. per
lGEn..
IA able and after Nonday July 18TH 1910
DANIEL BARNES. President.
GEORGE u HALSET. Cashier
Ner o-k. June 10Th, 1910.
peposirr made on before July 10Th Will
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THE BANK FOR SAVINGS

IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
ESQ Fourth Avenue. June 18th. 1910.
I62SD sEMI-ANSUAL DIVIDEND
The Board Of Trustees has declared an in
terost dividend for the Six Months ending June
SON 1910. st the rate Of THREE AND ONE
ALI PER tENT. per annum on all sums of
s'"' ana upward entitled thereto. and pa yable
on ana after July Goth 1910
nc dividend viii De credited TO depositors
Is principal July LIST. 1910
Deposits naoe or or before July 9Th 1910
70 M draw interest from July list. 1919
WALTER TRIMBLE. President
- RES \ SHERMAN. Secretary
JAMES KNOWLES. Comptroller.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SI-RSt,DTPTIo1-c
Tor The Tribune received at their Uptown
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9Th sts until :. O'clock y. II. Adv. rtisements
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fremont ave $50 I'd ave. and any American
District TclF gran. OF.rs
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NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

FURNISHED by W y. Coler e Co. No. 43 CEDAR
street,
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furnisned ey Williams Mc,,opnar i. o.,
No, 60 Wall street, = Oo's'ha'''
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BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

(Furnished by ]. Thomas Reinhardt. No. IS
Broad street New York. and No. "a Devon
shire street. Bost-.l
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z. ! SMITEERS, Assistant Ircasufe
CnIIMRTA TRUST COMPANY.

The Board OF Directors have this day de
clsred a quarterly dividend OF Two Per Cent
on ;he Capital stock OF this COMPANY pay able
June 30th. 1910. 10 Stockholders Of record at
-he close of business June 25th. 1910
The Transfer Books will not close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-06-17

paris I1ne l5-Three per cent rentes. es
srsncs II ceptir3es eE-diyioend 4 heavy
t1,l... prevailed on Ire BoGrse
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTc.

Maturing 1910-27.
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzellar No 40
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Ezerltn. June ls.-Trading was quiet on
the Boerse and prices declined on pnfaYor-
q hie New York adViSes.
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.coupons tnterchs.gasble fReEisteret. tCou-
pons iHex!ste-ed ana coupons
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
LYCEUM.

In the Lyceum theater next week.
starting with a matinee Sunday, VIII
be offered n dramatization OF Meredith
Nicholson's popular book, "The Port or
Missing Men" Mr.. Nicholson has de-
monstrated his ability as writer of
fascinating stories. which make even
more fascinating plays. In THE House
OF q Thousand Candles"
"The Port OF Missing Men" was dra-
matized by Edward E Rose and "
story of love and intrigue, with an Am
erican heroine and an Austrian hero.
However. the hero leaves Austria when
a mere lad and comes TO this country,
Ting with the Indians on the plains
ana lighting with the boys or blue In
the Civil war. John Armitage. as he
Is known comes into possession or GER
tain valuable papers pertaining TO the
deliver to Count Won Strobel. premier
OF Austria. The papers are stolen De-
fore delivery and they make trouble In
plenty for John ArmItage. Certain
Austrians are plotting TO place upon
are thwarted when II becomes known
that the real heir lives and that his
identity Is about to be established.
John Armitage, who possesses GER
becomes the center OF the broil and at
tempt after attempt is made upon his
life Meanwhile Armitage has fallen
I'm love with the daughter OF a we'll
known Washingtonian, belle. His
inability to explain his conduct on GER
tein occasions leads TO an estrange-
ment, but when, with Armitages life
In danger, her eyes are opened to the
true facts, she demonstrates her 10y
atty In a splendid manner. Attempts
at murder. ambushes and pitched bat
ties are some or the more strenuous
incidents OF the play.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

and Characteristic burlettas furnish the
vehicles for the Introduction OF many
novel scenes and situations. The open
ing comedietta, "Fairday In Pocatella,"
affords room for outdoor games. n foot
ball ramblc being one OF the particular
features. In christmas Eve" a pa
thetic and most enchanting tableau
with n lively and hilarious blaze OF
comedy following furnishes the second
half OF n real good 0nf praiseworthy
Offering, George Stone. OF Wizard OF
OF" fame: Jennie lie Beau and Jean
nette Sherwood will be- among those
who will dispense comedy. A chorus or
unusual beauty IL promised.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
FAMILY.

Hypnotism and all its interesting
and amusing possibilities. will be the
feature OF the Family thcaters pro-
gram OF vaudeville for next week. The
star performer VIII be Ranger. who is
said to possess wonderful power as a
hypnotist and an ability to mako his
subjects obey his every fancy. Ranger
Will be one OF nine acts not counting
the motion pictures. or especial Inn
portance Will be the comedy feature.
military travesty called THE Recruit
ing office" This comic skit OF army
life Will be presented by Dave. Knight
Continued on Page Five.)
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

me past three weeks will be out In
Iorce
The lively fair scene, with its festive
xames and pretty chorus: the beautiful
0olos and quartettes, the tenor solo:
Like a Dream" "The Last Rose OF
summer" and the sprightly huntress
chorus all serve TO make Martha"
thcroughiy enjoyable. 1t is an opera
which appeals to every taste.
THE usual bargain matinees VIII be
kiven on wednesday and Saturday and
{he same popular prices for the even
Ing performances will obtain through
Ont the week.
g 1.-THE Momber From Ozark" a comedy
W Augustus Thomas. will he given Its
Hfst Detroit presentation in the De-
t&Dit Opera house Sept. 5. Frederick
E{,rton, Celia Clay May Greville. Lin
e6ln Piumer. Ralph Dean. Frederick
Watson, Joseph Slayton, Jane Payton,
Lois Burnett, Gertrude Dalton, William
Walcott. r. N. Hebron and Sam +.
Hines constitute the cast.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27
GARRICK.

The enga cement OF the Bonstelle
compauy, In the Garrick theater. orig
{nalfy set for four weeks, has been eX-
tonded and. beginning next Monday
ntght. the company will enter upon It's
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

fers a diversified program. headed by
the Aerial LloydS," In what Is herald
ed rs one OF the most sensational ex-
hibitions of its kind on the stage. IL
Is an act that calls for an elaborate
mechanical equipment Many of the
feats performed are entirely new here.
IL is said. and altogether IL Is novelty
quite out of the usual run. One of the
new stunts introduced is a backward.
forward, full-twisting double somer-
sault." which, 1t Is claimed, has never
been performed by any one outside OF
the Lloyd troupe.
In the department OF comedy will be
Charles Burke and company. present.
ing "rhe Silver Moon" an up-to-date
conception. and Billie and Maudie Kel-
ler. in bit OF nonsense called The
Matrimonial Agent" Both teams
are we'll known in vaudeville and have
played practically all the leading
houses Andy Mcleod. the Irish mlh-
strel. promises group Of new melo-
dies, interspersed with native wit,
while his efforts Will be ably seconded
by the London quartet. the members OF
which are said TO possess unusual tall
ent. New pictures Will be shown by
the Milescope.
Biglow's Merry Youngsters" are
coming TO the Miles theater Sept. as
the top-notchers OF the bill for tEat
week. They will present school Days"
a comedy OF the uproarious sort that Is
always good for a laugh. The cast is
q large one and an abundance OF spe-
clal scenery is required.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-27

Lady Frederick" might be termed
Mr. Maugham's iuckstone. as Il was
through this production that he re-
ceived his sntIee osn to the ssas sna arnes wss
McRae 70 big advantage. and has also
enjoyed yssSs % run Ynrt in ,,Ix London rsSa sSa
Tredspnk sr m1ndhs IN tynioai 0r society woman.
bright, beautiful. handsome and dan
gerousiy fascinating and clever, who
nsve3 t1rGsc psy. 70 Bills MISS Bonsteiis % i. of
equally true OF Mr.. Brandon Hurst. who
will essay the role Of Paradine Foulds.
when serious trouble appears: Not one.
but many clcyerly woven and hilarious
scenes help TO make LADY fredeTick
a certain undercurrent OF pathos when
one looks through the veneer OF the
lady into her early life. when she was
Quite the cleverest scene Is I'm the bou-
doir of Lady Frederick. where she
seeks to disillusionize young Mereston.
boy OF 10 years her junior, who mas
fallen madiy In love with her.
Miss Bonstelle is the first to secure
for stock any OF the New Theater com
Air" is a dramatization by Edward
Knoblauch OF the book "Priscilla's
Fortnight" 1t tells In quaint and
young. girl with sociaiistic ideas, i'm
bibed through her instructor and who,
on the eve OF her engagement, runs
away to England to i've ,1e the simple e.hoe i,pe
for the people, The peoples lack OF
appreciation. the presence OF new
her to realize that the world is not
playground, and she recapitulates Tne
dainty freshness and charming simpli-
city OF the story sannot ,sa be to t1id N,sa ss
Bonstelle and her players. Mr.. Dlliman
will appear as the prince.