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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
H0w's This?

II. orer one Hundred Dollars Reward fo ~ ~,
r,,arrh that cannot DC cured pi han
ta'Afh O1'' ~ CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. o.
We the undersigned have Known r, s"a.
-" Fs., Ii wears and believe hIm perissrl No. ~
or,b'e N all business TRANSACTIONS quo h,, r,r
~ 90 rsyrv out any Obligations made by hS IL H'
H'' - WALDISG. kINNAS \ NAr'iN' r.,.,, n
Who.r.slr pruggsts. Toledo .
u,r, Cn,arrh cure taken ihtsfnaMs a. 10 n,
ttrrctly upnn the h.,-d and mucous ~ rcnts "a
system Testimonials srni Hee' ''Ne -
BOZ, BOZ. a., Family Pls !or constipation
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
postoffices for Texas.

washington.-New pos'oinoe e,;shoa
Texas have been ordered estao 1 3 ~
. ae4 follows: Ratama, Frio County, .. M NJ.
o. Coco postmaster; Wherry' hush
County, R. L. Phillips postms soett ;
U Tornit Winkler County, M. e. sco..'
Nc, mas simpsonville, MatagofaS
County, Guy W Mann, postmas'el po no
n,sidro, starr County, Amad0 renA
| postmaster.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
THE FREIGHT RATE HEARING
IN CHICAGO DEVELOPS SOME
STARTLING PRACTICES.
Illinois Central's Controller Explains
How Roads Capital Stock Some
times Becomes Aerated.

CHICAGO nI-Stock imitation and
,,,.>,,in,,fot;on aooiored 70 tnrn over 70
nuanad s,ocrho,dere LARGE sums OF
MONEY without uniting in the com
l my, a,nana onv evidence If more
r l%d. ,ooriua sair d;vi3enas was the
'l,, 'i r''5 aoIno, ,n,o Monday nv rhe in.
'"'J'N' WV ,.,,0 aan,r,tss,or ., rho
s,nt;m,,,;on ~ i,s hearing following
>'''''''''''''O,, 3 ~. ,,,,oro, advance
'"e , '"St. '., o, - Iya.,or,, limos which
a., hsan Snha1,Ied to take eftec, on
go"
"' ,,, ..,, ,no,i,,r,,,or feature Of
Nv S,s, .I,,ah .na,rs ~ hiring out
r.bat nrnnnas the railroads nave for
|. skiing tho increase. was suggested by
. ran,,,7is.;oner hudson G. Clements and
- v,os immediately taken M by the com,
= .t, a,,ornoy Frank lNon. and
a ,',. - Atwood of Kansas
ID ,r,'o' ' Wo n.hn onneorod for the gener
~ 49, ,t; ,1l., conm,,,as which is fight.
.. a. S",pPe'' Ca,,rouor n =
~ pia,ve,t Of the Illinois Central Rail
= n 1890 w., rho witness from whom the
As '"1a ,,' ~a Gisoros,Iras which followed
- S ,'ara ,', n6,atned
"A commissioner Clements called tn
IL ,.,,Ooss. attention to figures he ha
on l ",.'',I -, direct examination by IN
~ Furnished % u''ee' TN'',I''', mNx,ar
On railroads 'on'9e" w. - 49,
The commissioner :. ,lo
Q. your capital stock was Sio,0VV,t~V Q
AS oC ~, notIas If road and in 1910 on on
- oSaU+ 7oo miles more it was $40;
o0O ooo Also that in 1891 the bond'
Tho ;ndohtedness was only $62.00o,OC
,nh -lISi,o IN 1q,O !, had reached $1,000
"n n wbv is This?
to WV" swell" was the answer. "Wh
ed would onraar 70 be the excess went
the ..ra,.o tho roadway and TO the equ
ing ,lnr, ond purchase OF other roads"
,res And how was the stock raised
.,osa rnrnoses sold?" continued
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
A Handicapped OHlclai'

"you let some of the swl1'eso su'o
.corcbers get by without word!
"1:kpow it." replied the village con,
stable. my glasses don't SUIT my
oTss like they used to, and cant 40
ervthing with an auto that amt goln
s Glow enough fur me to read the mum,
ber,"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
e.aline Ends Three Lives.

chicago nl-Mrs. Anne belica
: Sn n and4wo children-Francis, ageo
~ se Cd 20 death by an explosion OF gas,
vi o,ina Monday. Two other chlloren
wore probably fatally burned
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
Taken a, His w ord.

since you are SO busy today SAD
the prbane Journalist. will you kindly
tell me when and where ! can mee'
you for an interview !? go,
Go to blazes!" exclaimed the Ha'e
politician. ,o,,,
ment
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
Cures Human Skin Troubles ano u
Equally Good for Our Pets ana

Resinol salve is my ideal and Ia.
vored remedy wherever save 40
reeded. It is as good for horses, dogs
etc as for mankind. Truly a unf
versal healing Ointment; Macs
W. P, schmih, Vet. Hinsdale' MASS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

Carve the face within, not dress II
nom without. For whoever would Dc
iairer, illumination must begin IN 'ne
sOul; the face catches the glow only
nom that side.-W. C. Gannett.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
-,s,,d eaIes at Calvert.

calvert, Textile cotton receip.s a.
Ia at this date have exceeded o.
ooo bales, and it continues to eomu
in rapidly. The merchants sSe o.
nleased with business
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
Could w alt.

.wbv didn't you stay to ascertain e
how badly the man was ih'ufeo'
handed the Judge. &c,
"Why," explained the cnaun leu d.,,v
: co,ld find out from the daily
papers."
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

The years write their reco.as VI
.ar,s hearts as they do on trees
,nnar circles of growth which no eye
can see.-Saxe Holm.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
Cruel.

Mrs. Benham-Every time sing to
the baby, he cries.
Benham-He gets his ability as
musical critic from my side OF the
house.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
Nothlno OF the Sort.

Have you any a7uncuAss
tiousH" -, orv
Mary one Amt no disease 0' an
kind In our family.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
3oradeny

bor1denO
the suffering, the
| women who carry
70 of disorders and
mt organs that arc
rely endured com"
positive cure he
nism.
n STRONG,
ELL.
n and soothes pain.
1t fits for wifehood
| dealers cell it, end
=" just as good.
y years of cures
many cures.
and how to cure
bay cost Of mailine
|nd-pase illustrated
q, in paper coyer r,
cree, Buffalo, NY.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
10 phi'H Sb VIII.D Up THE slSi In

-~.s N, Oli standard GROW s IAs ~ NJ n ~
tniiL ToSit You lnow whs' you .r ARE Sa!iIs.
TIE formula 10 plainly prnsS ' irop In taste.
shown. - y ea SsHISe drives ont !he n a. ~
and the Iron builds pg The system sD,a S"'D I" 49,
dasisrs for " years fr'ee " coma
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

Mr.. Hayrick-Mandy, this here ca'a,
logue says tibet thet artist got So'OoV
fer paintin' thet little picture.
Mrs. Hayrlck gosh, Hiram
wonder what on earth he'd charge lei.
paintin' barn?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
s.,m,Ida Onion Seed.

direct from Teneriffe. We are heaa'
,rsr+ers Write for prices. John A
salzer Seed Co.. La Crosse. WIS
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

Constipation eau nv noctor Pierce's Pleasan
% na Tn4sous ne laxative, three for cathaEac.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

When the yellow streak begins Id
uork out of some people they have a
at OF the blues.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23
a,...,. s.come Necessary

When Rubber. Become ns.k Necessary isss Your
snUss for the sn cu G of Te corns
.sss: sss Tor saeea s: sSTS
eve asasa Allen s. olmsted. lie Roy N L
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

Absence makes the picture post
cards accumulate.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

heart unspotted is not easily
acknowledgements
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

girl who sits and waits for a m ,,s.a
TO propose must feel soo sso Ie"A ~
y rot that ia watching ratnoie.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

NEEDY for
ould you
ceeded in
E. Pink
and thou.
then we
|bondence.
guarantee
weakness
|reSSiOn. I
LET, when q
table Com.
} faithfully
| i've bottles
| elieve / am
| SdmoniaL"
. z.
} ago I was
rymOnth.
~ W6OhSs L
|ia e. Pink
| Orrn. / am
| ks to your
| nay use my
Mrs. J. 81.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-23

Mrs. w,nslow's Soothing hi ass syr 7aaPsees,n
For children ,eethins soften, cole DC bottle
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
JURYNEN DISAGREE
UPON "DANNEOEST'
Profanity Not Proven to
Twelve by Actress
Use of Word.

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-Twelve New
York juryulen are today still little
dazed az proceedings yesterday when
Mrs TON" Pierce and Miss Adele
Richie. the actress. were before them
Mrs Pierce was charged with driving
without a light and her companion with
having interfercd with the policemen
who attempted to arrest sIrs. Pierce
As a matter Of fact tire real question
involved was not one Of an unlighted
vehicle, but whether Miss Ritchie swOre
al the policemen
At the conclusion Of the trial. the
jury failed 20 agree after nearly two
hours deIfberation. and Judge Cedar.
the Justice before whom the case was
called, took IL from their consideration
and imposed a fine OF s. on Mrs. Pierce
Miss Bttchie's case viii come up again
today.
Miss Richie told the court that on the
night OF August Z she arrived at Pei
ham, y. y, by q night train, and was
ola the station platform with her pet
do
.-IThe night was still" said Miss
fsitcHie when suddenly I heard cries
for help. The woman. who in the dusk
appeared 10 be struggling with bandits.
7 recognized as Mrs. Tom Pierce ]
went 10 her ala. saw the runabout she
was driving had been upset used no
profanity
when I asked them what they were
doing and they told me they we're
Officers and had placed Mrs Pierce
under arrest for a violation Of the
vehIcin-liEhtinE law, 7 said, That IS the
damnedesr law ! ever heard Of.
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
FATHER GETS WRIT
TO OBTAIN CHILD
Aunt IS Ordered 10 Produce
Girl in District
Court.

City life has more charms for four
teen-year-Old Della Page than the
rural scenes in the vicinity Of Ash
burn. LoudOUn county, Va, and she is
now living with her aunt Mrs Julia
4. SliIuan, 1907 n street southeast.
despite the protests Of her father,
Charles G. Page, who believes the
quiet OF the farm is the I1ace for his
dauEhter-
Accordingly. the father has institut-
&C -abeas corpus proceedings 70 get
custody OF the girl. and Justice Barn
ard today ordered Mrs X lipman. a
sister Of the father. 10 have Della In
court Monday 70 show cause why she
should not so with her parent
Attorney James A. T0om-y Med the
petition for the father for the writ OF
habeaS corpus
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
SWALLOWS TOOL
IN DENTAL CHAIR
Prong Is Lodged in Appendix of
Man Having Teeth
Fixed.
Fixed.

SCRANTON. pa Aug I6-ThJu1as
Duffy, a maChinist, Jwenty-three years
old, Of Dunmores near here, has been
operated upon IN the Scranton private
Hospital for the removal OF q dentist 5
tool. which he swallowed wees ago
while having his teeth fixed in the Of
fee Of Dr. Harold Davis. Of Dunmora.
The tool was a rwO-inch steel prong
with a quarter-inch burr at one c1d
The physicians had 70 force IL down
DunT's neck into his stomach last week.
It worked its way TO the vermiform ap-
pendiX- ana set I'D a condition Siui n
TO appendicitis The appendix was FOUND
10 be infamed- and the steel instrument
inebedded in It Duffy's condition Is
critical
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
HIBERNIANS CONVENE
IN PENNSYLVANIA

SHAMOKJS. Pa. Aug. 16.-The forty
seventh annual state convention Of the
Ancient order of TIibernians opened
here today The attendance Is unusual
" large The visitors, escorted By the
local division. marched through the
business streets this morning 20 St
Edwards Church. where solemn high
mass was conducted by MousignOr J de
Koch Following the religious services
the convention proper opened In the
Fraternity Theater. with President Jo-
seuh Mclaughlin, OF Philadelphia pre-
siainz- The sessions will continue dur
Ing the next three days
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
OVER 1900 DROWN
IN JAPAN FLOODS
Starvation Faces Thousands
and PeStilenCe Has Made
Its Appearance.

TOKYO, Aug 1s.-The list OF casual
ties from the flooded districts today
continued 10 climb, and WITH reports
coming from remote districts. not pre-
T.ouSl- heard from. IL is belIeved the
victims VIII be found to number more
than $50 In all
thousands Of the survivors are fac
IEE starvation and, in spite of the work
OF the government medical authorities.
pest-snce is reported from several out
lying points.
The distribution OF supplies is being
pushed by the army, but e. IS feared
that the food supply viii prove made
GUate, largely because Of the destruC-
ton OF supplies by the week-I0ng rains
that caused the floods
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
BATTLE WITH GANG,
CHILDREN ARE SHOT
Six Persons Injured When
Railroad Detectives Re
SiSt Attack.

BUFFALO. n Y, Aug I6.-Three
children and three men were shot IN a
battle between New York Central rail
road detectives and 2 gang that went 10
she assistance Of a man who was ar
rested by the police on a charge of
theft. early today
Three Of the wounded are a. the ETC
ergency Hospital The others were
taken home.
Joseph DonaGeuO. who IS ALLEGED %
have started the shooting and was him
self shot. IS under arrest on an open
charge TWO railroad detectives are
likewise held by the police They are
Louis LiIas and Charles Stewart
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
SWIMS TO SHORE
WITH BROKEN LEG
Lad Suffers Fracture as Canoe Up
sets, But Makes Brave
Fight.
Fight.

ATLANTIC CITY. aug. 1s.-Gameiy
swimming 30 feet to SHORE from his
capsized canoe, ADDISON Walters. a nine-
teen-year-old visitor from lIodia. Pa.
startled party Of friends with the re-
Guest
"Heln ne I'D on the sand. VIII you.
fefIows2 ] think nay legs broken
Investigation showed his TiZht limb
had sna poed Jlst above the ankle
A nLyelcian was hurTiedlV summoned
rrcm q nearby hotel, and after the Iez
was set. the giuckv lad was removed 70
his summer home on Trenton avenue,
Eentnor. where he 81 doing nicely
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

Morning Bulletin ISSned
From Bedside
The mayor PASSED "A restfui night
His condition this morning As salts
factory
Pulse, temperature, and respiration
are practically normal.
Dr. ArIitz stated the mayors tenn
perature was about 90 s., a drop
of Is since yesterday
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
GERMANY PLANS
FOR MORE SHIPS

BERLIN. Aug I6.-Couut Reveulow is
today authority for the statement that
the governmental naval bill, 10 be laid
before the rslchetar this fall viii SIX
FOR an appropriation 20 build three bat
tleships and one har-IesHip cruiser.
The count. who is Ge-mauy-s naval Cx-
pert. also declares that appropriations
viii also be asked 70 replace the two OIL
battleshi1s Wcisseuburg and hurfegus st
Frederick Wilhelm. which were SOLD hy
the German government 10 Turkey.
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
KILLED IN AUTO.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Aug 16.-Georze H
Bergman a prominent man Of this city,
and senior member Of the Bergman
Dredging Company, which is now work
ms on a 100000 contract in Boston
Earbor. is dead here today and his wifs
IS lying at Perrysburg Hospital suffer
ing from a broken coIIarbone. resulting
from an automobile collision near Per
rysburE last night
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
MEN
AND
WOMEN

or diseased For good results use Dr.
kilmeT's Swamp-RoDt the great kidney
mail free. also pamphlet Address.
DIT KiImer & Co. BinEh1mton. y. Y
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

FOR RENT-This desirable store, at the corner of
Seventh and Eye streets II. W.-one Of the best 10
cations In the city.
For information and terms, apply to GOLDEN
BERG'S, Seventh and streets (Ofhce, End foor).
The Washington times., 1910-08-16

Kidney trouble preys
upon the mind, disCouT-
aCes and lessons aUbi-
ton. beauty, viE1r and
Chee-fulDeSs soon dis
appear when the lid
neys are cut Of order
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
DERING TO LEAVE
FOR MEXICO SOON

LONDON, Aug Is--HeIbert c. Der
ing, who formerly served as secretary
70 the British legation - Washington,
VIII sail August y for New York. gong
from that city direct TO AIexico City. 10
take I'D the duties Of secretary 10 the
legation there
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
Physicians Expect Mayor
TO Lave Hospital in
Two Weeks.
But ONE DANGER
NOW REMAINING
Close Watch Is Being Kept at
Hospital for Second
HemOTThage-

HOBOKEN, y. J. Aug. 16--Gaining
Steadily in his fight for life at St Mary's
Hospital, Mayor GaynGr Is on the high
road 20 recovery today.
He was shot a week $50 today by
James J Gallagher and his improve
ment since that time has ben "a marvel
70 his physicians, who declare them
selves elated over his condition They
say that the blood tests prove the entire
absence Of septic poisoning and II the
present progress continues the mayor
viii be able to leave the hospital within
i've weeks. With the peril, Of blood
poison removed there remains but one
serious danger, and that IS the POSSIBLE
ity OF secondary heuorrhage -bIeedinE
caused by the sloughing OF Of the COW
ering Of blO,d vessels that might have
been scraped by the bullet in its path
from the back Of the neck To the jaw
Keep Close Watch.
The few precautions that can be taken
against such a contingency were taken
when Mr. Gaynor was hurried 10 s.
Mary's Hospital week ago this morn
ing There is but one real measure Of
safety, however, according 10 the doc
tors and that is vigilance.
Quick work and cool heads alone
could save the mayor IN the event Of the
development Of a secondary hemorrhaee
Were the fiow OF blood not stopped with
in two OF three minutes, the result would
IN all probability be fatal The only
course would be 10 stanch the flow Of
blood with the fingers until IiEatUrss
could be applied
As a precauJion against such a de
velopment an operating room has been
kept constantly IN readiness, for the
reception OF Mr. Gaynor- one Of the
attendants said today. however, that
there would be little likelihood Of an op-
porJunlty for the removal Of the patient
the necessity for rapid work compeu.uz
the operation 10 be done IN the sick
room
This operation, II was given out 20
day, IS the one the physicians have had
in mind and not the removal Of the bull
Danger Reduced.
The danger Of blood poisoning is re-
duced hourly. The physicians believe
their treatment has done everything
possible 10 prevent such a complication
Mr.. CaynOr slept seven hours last
night He was cheerful when he awoke
and enjoyed his Breakfast
One Of the fist things mentioned 10
him this morning was telegram re-
Ceived yesterday from Louis and TEN
PIE Alternately. the young sons OF The0-
dore Roosevelt's Oklahoma friend, JACK
Alternately. The boys met NIr- Gayno-
when they reached New York for the
Roosevelt reception, having Travelled
from the southwest on horseback
When their message OF sympathy was
read 70 Mr. Gayn0r he said
Daring lads, those I'd glad TO hear
from them
Mr.. Gaynor To-Day discussed with lis
family their plans for going TO the
AdIrOndaCkS. when he is allowed %
leave the hospital
The Washington times., 1910-08-16
CALL TO ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE, sd. Aug. 16.-The Rev.
oscar w Henderson, who was 'dair ed
IN thu Rockville church in June. Fas
received a call 20 be pastor OF The
Rockville Baptiss Church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07
Circus Today in Augusta

It is probable that the population Oh
the earth has doubled since lsVV. NY
one knows within ten millions OF "ha'
i, was in 1909. but no doubt the ngures
Just published by B. L. Putnam weave :
are as good as any other He gives .,.a
Grand total of 1.6S5. 100000. or these
only about third. or 546,ooo'ooo' are
white. with 100000 in North Ameri-
"a and 153,O00,00O in Europe.
With Adam Forepaugh ana sens
brothers Big United Shows, when eA-
hibits here today about 1900 people are
employed Quite travelling Guy m
itself. This enormous circus, goes
where it will: stays as many days as
# likes and arranges its route without
consulting anyone outside the man
agement of this great enterprise
The Forepaush and Sells bro..i s, >
eho,ys gives a superb street parade
t.a.v II will enter no agreei"eii'
nth other shows by which TINS Ieat-
w. of circus day is eliminated "A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07
MANCHESTER.

NORTH-Mrs. G. A. Robertson
and daughter Josephine and Don Fl
Fifield of Augusta were guests Sunday
of Mr.. Fifield's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. S. Fifield
Mrs. John Knowles and son j. A
Knowles and Miss Mary Brown also
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Robinson attended
the baptism at Silver Lake. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hewitt of Bel
grade spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. A. Taught.
Leigh Wade of North Augusta
passed the Fourth with Lee E. Hall
Miss Belle F'ifield and Miss Rose
Hall visited Island Park Friday.
NJ. S. F'ifield and Edward Lyon com
menced haying this week.
The Lincoln school closed Friday
July 1, with a picnic at Island Park
This school has been under the in
struction of Miss Grace l.. Fifeld.
teacher of long experience.
Harry c. Fifield is working for w
G. Hunton a few days through hay
.,,C
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07
AMUSE m ENTS.
Headline Vaudeville at Opera House

Headline Vaudeville at Opera House.
Manager Cuddy has prepared an
other bill on the same lines that nave
characterized past successes as pusi-
ness getters. The bill prepared VIII
introduce the sensational Palmer ana
Lewis in their great act. "Foothght
Flashes" representing troubles OF
stage manager in comedy and dramat-
10 efforts. In this act real acting Is
exemplified. Mr.. Palmer in the roie
of Ingomar is a sensation, and MISS
Lewis as a soubrette is the height OF
comedy. The real dazzler is the OIL
eptal dance of the charming Miss Lew
is when she amazingly executes the
sun and fire dance such as was popular
with the deciples of Zeroastianlsm' a
religious body of the 18th century.
Miss Lewis spent considerable time II,
studying this particular dance anu
criterions pronounce it clever. she
has copjed the garb as near as traui :
tion enlightens and has supplied MOD
ern electrical effects. Miss Ray myers
a singing and dancing Coincidence Oh
class will also add to the strenstl VI
the bill. Needless to say the pictures
vii, he in harmony with the vaude-
vile in making this showing MEM
orahle one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-07

street parade is part of a circus
ticket.
The Forepaugh &c Sells Brothers cir
Gus cares not if other shows make the
same cities in which it appears. It's
performance differs so widely from the
usual circus performance that it does
not consider the present day show as
real opposition. It's features are many.
The bills setting forth the glories and
features of this unparalleled aggrega-
ton of travelling acts and stupendOuS
congress Of all that is greatest and
hest in the world of the sawdust
arena. state that this year the show
is greater and grander than ever and
.hat many entirely new acts will be
seem The Forepaugh and Sells
Brothers Circus will undoubtedly be
accorded large patronage here. as
our people love a circus. The parade
will go over the usual route at 10 o.
clock A. NJ Two performances will be
given at 2 and P. NJ. Doors open one
hour earlier.