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The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12
DOG TAX NOTICE.
To Owners Of Dogs

WhSAS - A~S8
The city ordinance requires tax of
81 90 on al male dogs and Sc 90 on al
female dogs to be paid before June
18th Of each year. All dogs on which
tax is not paid and propely tagged af-
ter June 18th will be taken up EN-
pounded and an additional charge OF
ST. 90 will be made for empounding
same, and if the tax il not paid the
same will be killed. The chief police
has been given strict instructions 70
enforce this ordnance with out fear or
favor.
John st edronsky,
Mayor
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12
NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
up till noon, June 2, 1911,
for building a school house in Wahehe
district No. 2. Plans and seecifica-
tions may be examined at the Office Of
Floete Lumber Co., Wagner, Floete
Lumber Co., Lake Andes, or at my
Office in Greenwood.
HENRY Frederick, Clerk.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12

Emerson said if = man could
make something better than
anybody else, the whole world
would make q path to his door.
The whole world is not coming
my way by a long shot. But
many are getting their suits
made of Bonnem, Yankton's
Tailor, at popular
prices 500 $25 $50 $35. Write
for samples or let me know
about when you would like to see
me at Wagner.
Yours for Business,
-Bonnem the Tailor.
los 3D. ST., YanktOn, S. D..
Phone 242
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n. J. Warren, Cashier
w. II. Ffei. Aso't Cashier
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-05-12

For sale, several good brood SO VS..
They will farrow in April and May.
Two miles west of Wagner.
Ed. SchnOse.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20

Fancy Jonathan Apples at The Big
Store. ,od
II. II. Bessy. of williston. was IN Town
Tuesday.
Armon II Miller. OF Fro,d. vas here
Wednesday
.. Z. Warren. OF Antelope. was down
here Monday.
b. w Skinner. OF kalisPell. was a cul.
bertsou visitor yesterday.
Albert and Henry Waller. Of Barford.
visited Culbertson Tuesday
The Valley Meat Msrke, are agents for
Sealshipt Oysters in Culber,scn. SAT-
D. b. Hill. Of Monday. wen, to the State
Capital last Saturday for a short visit
w. w. Stephens. the plasterer. has been
working at Poplar more or less all winter
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. J. T. Bewick. nes, Friday Jan.
s7th.
l.. Armstrong and T. T Armstrong. both
of the South Side. were in Cuiber,son
Tuesday
Mrs. e. l.. Folkestad, went to Williston
Monday for several days visit ~iin the
Boo families.
DIR. A. c. Spooner. a ne~ arrival in
Bainville has a professional card in tn,
Searchlight this week.
Miss Esther Rounds. who has been clerk
ing in the Mccormack confectionery store
has gone to her claim south Of Poplar.
Tanner a Best received q carload o
Canned Goods this week
C. II. Coulter. and c. w, Lind left to
day for ST. Paul as witnesses in a suit o
the Great Northern vs.. Iyerson & Ivcrsor
in regard to damage claim. John he
wick and =. ]. Ele were also desired a,
witnesses on this case. Mr.. Bew,ck W.,
detained by a contest case before Justic,
Miller and Pete lie Of Medicine LAX
is still on his vacation.
A new line OF Ladies' visiting cards Jus
arrived at the Searehiisht Office.
Do Won known thai fully nine out OF ey
-rv ten cases OF rheumatism are simpl
rheumatism Of the muscles due to cold q
damp. or chronic rheumatism. and requir
no internal treatment whatever Appi
Chamberlain's I.inim-nt freely and see no,
quickly IL gives relief. For ale by nj
deslers.
Large bundle Of old papen Tor 10 cent
at the Sesrchiiehr office. ssu
Blue Ribbon whiskey is best Tor tamil
use strictly pure and eight years old. 70
sale a. the Phoenix Cafe. I. T. Schow
Prop. I.u
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20

A Big Comedy Hi, is wife in Name
Only"
Curtis Reynolds was up from Baiuville
TO spend Sunday At olsens.
Peter Marion. of Pleutywood. left Sat
urday for Helena to work on a county
division scheme.
Go to ID. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building.
culbertson. Mont. ou
Tanner & Best. Of the Big Store are
giving some interesting prices in half
page ad this week as seen below.
Mrs. c. S Stafford and son John. spent
q couple OF days last week in Glasgow.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. L Sla,tery.
II. NJ. Arnold. Of Spokane. arrived here
yesterday and will be temporarily en-
ployed As operator At the Culber,son depot.
Sid Bennett and Frank Cusker have
formed CO partnership and will open a
lumber yard at Scobey in the near future.
The extreme cold weather Of the frs,
half Of January. 1911. let up Tuesday
morning and the following two days were
quite mild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olson left on Monda,
aftern Don to visit in Minnesota and then &c
visit Mrs. Olson's mother, brother and
sister in Illinois.
Adolph Sovik. the carpenter. lett yester
for Lake Park. MINI. has old home. for
a visit. He will return to Cuibertsor
about March Is,
VIM. Hoge returned from a visit Il
Grantsburg. Wis. Wednesday and re
sumed his work as operator. second u,c'
at the depot.
Mayor w. Mathews and family move,
into their handsome new residence on thu
corner Of Patch street and Hediericl
avenue the first Of the week. The neS
residence is . commodious and comfortabl
dwelling.
Mrs. c. Johnston gave a social card pat
" to about IS lady friends Yesterday after
noon. Sixty-three was the game and Mrs
Balm took head prize and Mrs. Annette IN
consolation prize One Of the ladies' told
funny COW story. They had lots Of fun
nice lunch was served.
The bes, Of all good shows next Thur.
day. Ian. 40. Fred Crouh who presenie
the Amadon Orchestra for q concert An
dance last February. will presen, IN
Grace Burgoyne Company. in that gres
comedy. wife in Name Only" pla
with music and comedy from start to I'm
ish. Reserve seats at usual place. usus
prices but an unuSually good show.
Cronk & Masley Presents that eapabl
Grace Burgogne Co next Thursday.
Constipation is the cause Of many a,
ments and disorders that make life misers
. BILE. Take Chamberlain's Stomach an
; Liver Tablets. keep your bowels regula
end YOU will avoid these diseases. For sal
Il nv all dealers
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20
Notice to Creditors

Estate Of William ID. Parshall. deceased.
Notice is Hereby Given by the under
signed, executor Of the last will and testa-
ment Of William ID. Parshali deceased. to
the creditors Of. and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to exhibi,
them with the necessary vouchers. within
four months after the FIRST publication of
this notice to the said executor. Is.
LYON, at the Law offices of Hurd * Lewis
IN Glasgow, Montana. the same being the
place Tor the transaction OF the business of
said estate in the County OF Valley.
Is. LYON.
Executor of the last will and
testament N William u. Parshall deceased.
Dated January Sth. 1911.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20

A CONTINUED STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS.

Sid Bennett is now al his farm near PEN
ywood
Oh the fun show. is coming. Mex, Thurs
day Ian 90.
George Davis. of Havre. was in town
"Wednesday.
Lyal Clark. brother-in-law Of L. D..
Bishop. has blood poison in one finger.
Cracked corn and ground corn and oats
for sale at the Hanson & Barron Elevator.
att
Mrs. Emogene Lectra. teacher at Pop
lar, is in town today. conducting the
Eighth Grade Examinations at the Public
school,
T. b. and o. NJ. Thorstensen. of Plenty.
wood. are at Medicine Lake this week in.
stalline local teiehone exchange for tine
Dakota Western Company.
The Scandinavian Lutherans will hold
services in the German Lutheran Church
Sunday. ian AZ. at II a. m. Rev. A.
Johanessen. of Wiliston. will preach. All
are invited to attend.
Old Bill MUMMY of the Buford Tribune,
has few words to say in his last issue in
regard to Editor II. w. Franklin. who
recently purchased the Montana Citizen.
Old Bill don't love little Harry.
Geo. Balfour has now disposed of all
his interests in the Red Blacksmith Shop
and the Balfour Garage, except the book
accounts. which he will proceed to collect.
He gave bill of sale to the tools in the
blacksmith shop to r. o. Lunke.
Medicines that aid nature are Away.
most efiectual. Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy acts on this plan. 1t allays the cough
relieves the lungs. opens the secretions and
aids nature in restoring the system to q
fed to its superior excellence. Sold by al
dealers
Balfour & Perry. former proprietors o.
the Balfour Garage, have sold all the tool
and equipment Of the garage to Arthur B
Perry. a brother of one of the former part
ners. Arthur Perry has not yet decided
whether he will continue to operate tbs
garage in Culbertson or move the equip
ment to another town
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue r bhor
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly nur,
L. f.. Schow Prop. I4u
N A. Peterson. living about five mile
northeast Of Antelope was seriously Injuries
Tuesday afternoon while attempting to &c
load Of coal from the Horseshoe mine
he managed to get to the home Of ]. Knud
sons where he was taken in and nr. S,es
was sent for t. take care of his injuries =
Antelope Argus
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20
Local Happenings.


Comedy and musical next Thursday,
sure a treat.
Mrs. Geo. Runnels is i'll with quinsy
this week.
F. C. Arnett. went to Helena Saturday
evening to work on the Gateway County
Division project.
Sid Blair and family arrived from
Bentonville. Ark. their old home. where
they have been for the past three months.
The Poplar Mercantile Company OF
Poplar are advertising special sale this
~cek. They are giving tickets in piano
contest also.
Miss Lizzie Nuhring. who is at present
living in Culbertson, subscribed for the
Searchiight Tuesday and will have same
sent to hor father Al Scobey.
c. S. Stafford. returned Sunday from q
vi 1t to Helena. where he was working for
County Division in the interest of Cul, ert-
sou. He reports good progress.
w. c. Powell. the newly appointed
under sheriff. has moved his family to
Glasgow and have taken up their residence
in the one recently vacated by Ex.sheriA
Small.
Mrs. d. c. Reed fell and dislocated hel
wrist about week ago. but il was at once
pulled 10 place by her daueh, r-in-law.
Mrs. F. S. Reed at whose house she l.
stopping during the cold weather.
Frank Robinson. of BIRMINGHAM. Eng
and George Charlesworth. of the United
States. registered at the Evans Hotel las
Saturday. They were here on important
diplomatic matters concerning the threat,
eped war with Japan.
The big Dissolution Sale of Parshal
& Edmonds begins tomorrow. A ter thi.
sale the firm of Psrshall & Edmonis vii
be dissolved and DIR. II d. Edmonds viii
become the sole proprietor In the meal
time they are certainly slaughtering price
on high class clothing and shoes
Miss Edna Bruegger. of Culbertson. at
tended the masquerade at Bainvile las
Saturday night and secured prize for tn
richest and most unique costume. Sh
was dressed as an Indian Cbieftsiness an,
her costume was loaded with ornaments
bead~ork. The prize was GOLD bracele,
Mr. Windisch. another mssker. receive'
prize also and was dressed a. an India
chief. We understand. however. that
vas merely accidental that they both hap
pened to be dressed in Indian costome:
and not by agreement
Mr. Cronk agent of the Wife in Nam
Only" Company. guarantees good coined
for next Thursday Ian 40.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20

H.A Md.er. of the South Side. was in
Culoertscn tuesday.
H. c. Walker. Of Poplar. went to Helena
last Saturday for . short visit
Maj. I. a. Lohmiller. of Poplar. was in
town a shot time Wednesday.
I. S. Day left Wednesday for Alhsmbra
not Springs tor rest and recuperz,'on.
FOX RENT-The Red Blacksmith
Shop. with enure outnt. Enquire of r.
o. Lunke ssti
X. o. Slette, arrived home from Helena
Wednesday evening after weeks sisi, ~
the law factory
I. L. Brooks returned from Minot Wed.
nesday evening. His eye which has been
troubling him is not much improved.
The Valley Meat Market is thoroughly
equipped to meet all demands in the way
of meat. oysters. fish. vegetables, etc. 3a,f
Mrs. w. r. Jarvis. mother Of the Jarvis
brothers. is spending a couple Of weeks
visiting her daughter Mrs. F G. Fishbeck
at Plentywood
DR.. Aronsohn Of Glasgow is the newly
appointed physician for Valley County.
and DR.. Cockrell. is the Chairman Of the
county board Of health.
lie. Peterson of the First National
Bank Of Culbertson. left Sunday for St.
Paul upon one Of his visits to his physician
! who is attending has lame ankle.
Geo. c. Schlencker. Of the CITIZENS State
Bank handed tho editor a beautiful IoI
c slendar yesterday. It rs a copy Of a paint
ing entitled The New Arrival
A. b. Larson and family. who LEASED
the house Of Mrs. ID. c. Reed on her claim
about the middle Of December. left for
parts unknown the first Of the week !
is reported that several people mourn fo
the loss Of unpaid bills.
Shell corn and Seed grain for sale At thu
Hanson & Barron Elevator. 3sss
Spencer Taylor who lives about six mile
/ cast VI hutciOPc was stttShcu WIN Pdsaty
sis Sunday afternoon. DR.. Steel was cailec
from Plenly~ood. and he seemed to b
much better Monday but on Tuesday h
received a second stroke and at the presen
1 writing he is very low.-Argus
Tanner & Bests New Store is now run
ing Full Blast" at Plentywooo. ast
Rev. !. F. cheesman. of White Earth
held the pulpit Of the Presbyterian churcl
last Sunday both morning and evening
The services were interesting as the Reu
Cheesman is good speaker. He and Re
ID. c. Cowan are old college friends. hay
ing attended the Washington and Iefferso
College at Washington. Pa. for four year
together. back in 1895. They had not ha
a good visit together since that time. Re
cheesman left for home Tuesday morning
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in th
= land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. F.. Scho~
Prop. I4h
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20
For La0rippe, Coughs and Stuff,
Colds

Take folsy's Honey and Tar. IL gives
quick relief and espels the cold from your
system. I, contains no opiates. is sale and
sure Sold BY all druggists.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20

From Rev. II. Strbenvoll. Allison. Ia.
in praise Of DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
They're such a health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
II other kinds you've tried IN VAN.
USE DIR KINGS
And be well again. Only sSc at Valley
Drug Co.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-01-20
Church of the Brethren.

Services at the Beverly School House
every FIRST. second and third Lords day of
each month at 10 o'clock a. IN.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30
NORTH cHoTEAU CREEK.

Laying by corn is now in full pro-
gress in Chotesu.
Choteau Greek got small shower
last Sunday night.
Joe Sandberg called on the Stried
Bros. last Sunday evening.
Mrs. Forbes reports Iowa pretty dry
and says crops look as good or better
here than IN Iowa.
Mr.. White moved the roads around
his farm last week. Now who is next.
Let the good work 60 on.
Mrs. Ray Carpenter who has been
out to Fall Rivre county on their claim
is expected home in few days.
Henry Renke had the misfortune to
lose valuable horse last week. This
is the third or fourth horse Nh. Renke
has lost in the last year.
Ray Carpenter, H. Henke and son
and Joe Sandberg went out to the lake
Saturday evening fishing in MIR
Rense's auto.
Jesse VanHook during the last
week has been repairing the building
on the G. H. Patriot farm which were
torn up short time ago by a small
| cyclone.
Some of our farmers who have
ordered new binders for this year have
! cunter-manded their order on account
of the short grain crop.
Mrs. c. C. Forbes and two children
of Boone county Iowa. arrived ut Del
mont Friday for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Taylor, and family.
Small grain in this vicinity is going
to be very short crop on account of the
hot weather. There seems to be con
siderable moisture in the ground but
the hot sun aid winds is simply drying
up tie straw which is very short.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30
WAHEHE TOWNSHIP.

We had fine rain Friday aft.rnoon
in this vicinity.
Chas Woods visited at the home Of
ID Dunkerson last Sunday.
Most Of the farmers have starte
laying their corn by this week.
Miss Grace Denker spent Sunday
with her cousin, Bertha Mundt.
Mrs. VIM Ritter was visiting with
Mrs. Carl Mundt last Wednesday.
Some Of w. B. Hawkey crops were
damaged by the hail Sunday evening.
C. w. Bundy the Watkins man wa
in this part of the cemetery Tue sday.
w. O. Carsner and daughter Mabel,
drove to Avon Monday and returned
Tuesday.
Mesdames H. Toepfer, and F.
Raabe called on Mrs. VIM. Ritter
lueSQdy aIteEnoOus
Thomas Anderson who has been very
i'll for some time is gaining in health
and getting along fine.
(Too late for last week.
Mrs. w O. Carsisr spent Sunday
afternoon at Anderson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Raabe spent
Sunday evening 1t Andersons.
Quite q number Of the young folks
went to the ball game at at Smith last
8 undsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hennies were
visiting 1t WIN Ritters Sunday.
Mrs. John Coles has not been feel
ing very well the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toepfer drove over to
their farm south Of Wagner Sunday.
Quite : number Of Wagnerites vis-
tied at the home Of VIM. Rittera
Sunday.
MRS. Wn- Ritter and Mrs. John
Anderson visited with Mrs- F. ].
Gross Monday afternoon.
Blue bell.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30


paifsnme of the loss sustained by tn
loss By lightning of hi. barn and
contents some time ago.
Goo late.ior last week.)l
IF and Mrs. John Carpenter from
Rayinia visited with Mr.. and Mr.. John
Taylor and family Saturday evening.
Mr.. Clyde Jones returned from
Chscago last Thursday where he had
been to attend the funeral of his
brotherinlaw.
Little Ralph Taylor had the m isfor-
tn0e to iun 4 pitch fork tine in his
foot last Sunday morning, 30 there
was o. scholar less At Sunday school.
He Ii getting along fine at present.
MI. Hans Ralk and Mrs. Emil Jardt
were called to Iowa last week by the
sudden death Of their mother. They
have the sympathy Of their many
friedns and neighbors in their sad be-
reavement.
MIR. j. D. Harris was busy last Friday
seeding the school yard in District. No.
2. Choteau Creek, to blue grass. That
is right, soon we will have q school
ground for the rest of the county to
pattern after.
Three auto loads Of people from Del
mont and one from Tripp went out to
Lake Andes last Thursday evening to
fish. We didn't hear what luck they
had but we think they vera lucky,
If they didn't get caught in the storm.
During the storm Of last Thursd ~
night the barn on the farm Of J.
Stried, four miles south and two milea
west Of belmont. was struck by igh t.
ming and together with its entire con
tents was burned to the GROUND. In
the barn at the time was four horses.
thres belonging to Constance Strisd
fwhs ~ farming The nlace snd one hofse
belonging to Mr.. q. r. Strisd. also
four setsfof work harness.. some oatz
and two or three ton Of hays besides
several other articles. Messr Con.
stance and Cesar Stried are to be
highly commended for the heroic man.
ner In which they worked there all
alone in the storm with the fire rag
ing, to save the other buildings and 3
new threshing machine which was In {
shed close to the barn. Constance
even entering the barn while it was
a mass Of flames in an effort to save
! the horses. The loss is about 81. 900.
Golden Rod.
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Corn is doing fine and if we get rain
in the course of q week or so We will
have splendid crop of corn.
G. P. Srtied has purchased two
horses and is making an effort to re-
paifsome of the loss sustained by tn e
loss By lightning of his barn and
contents some time ago.
The New era-leader. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1911-1912, 1911-06-30
that will injure nobody

Come in early and PICK but your assortment Wills PICK
ING IS GOOD. II you do not wish 70 take them homo
We viii gladly store them for you until calledfor
The Detroit times., 1911-11-25
MILES.
. Joseph Mediu .Patterson's

Dope" Joseph Medin -.PatteTson's
much discussed playlet OF socialistic
tendencies with Hermann Lieb In the
role of Doc" KalthoH the dope sell
ing druggist. Will head the Thanks
giving-week bill in the Miles theater,
starting Monday afternoon, Playlet
and player return here after nearly a
wears absence. with an unbroken rec
ord OF success and bearing the uuquali-
fled Endorsement OF the metropolitan
prcss In dope" Mr. Patterson. in
his virile way, has struck a blow at
tho traffic in habit forming drugs that
has accomplished some tangible results
i'm the way OF legislation In different
states AS a dramatic spectacle IL has
been warmly praised by critics. and
Mr.. Lieb's work as kalthoff has been
espeeially commended He viii he
supported nv a company Of six people,
Including Miss Evelyn Walls, In the
The Detroit times., 1911-11-25

rode OF Miss Courtney. society gm
wno turns reformer- Tor feW min
utes
IN" feature OF greatest local interest
on the bin viii hc the Models de
EuAt "A Quintettc OF attractive Detroit
SITS Nl reproductions Of famous works
"t htI concludtng With the celebrated
Lall ithgt washington Crossing the
h'ltMdre. This act has been pat to-
-tiu,f 10y George Craig and Abe ha-
WIS employees OF a local theatcr after
m"nths OF study and vAPertmeunng
" u especially notable FOR its lghtlU-
thcNls. which are $50 cieNtylS nHnipu-
ialeu that ihc pictures gradually take
FORM out ~ The darkness and thyu
N'lt away No curtain is used The
HNSt puhlic presentation 81 the act viii
~ mace on the stage of the Miles next
Fred Wyckon. wei remembered here
as the "rube' ia George Sidnevs pro-
tucilonS and before. thtt az one Of
lhr leading comedians with Ward and
'h's, VIII head The comedy coatiu-
sent ~ tho new bill. Onrring his orig.
thai mcnologue. ina which hr tells of
nus trials ana tribulations AZ the
mayor or Tanktown The act Is de-
Scfibcd as one lang laugh The
I've Merkels VIII provide the novelty
lhey are euuilibrists % original meth
obs and they employ a marine setting
may Us declared 10 be unusually att
f@cuNe me Pumpkin Colorcd Trio a
iflentcd coiored organisation, Viii con-
tribute q tuncful and suappy hodge
po"ge OF mirth melody and dancing
Madame Busse's toy terriers and the
Contained on Page rive.
The Detroit times., 1911-11-25

Kate Douglas Virgins "Reoecea OK
gunnybfb6k Farm" lftA geo = - : ~ law
and Etlahgef n, -, eBdiag fashion. Wit
be tl,e f'Aauks giNn g-N.se< atuactl"h
in the Detroit opera house star lhs
Monday Nvenlng In thiss.ceultdN
fiev view OF the New EUGland people
Is given 10 the. pHblig e more 'heer Nv.
pjciure than IS usdafy Sen on the
stage TIE siory ~ sSiNcs around 'h'
adyentures OF the sRslts. F''bceca tan
call whose wtlcheT1 es-apf charm car
tnfe even thef iragon-lilH natures ~
her maiden 9nnts, 1ufanla anu jaw
sawyer. ia whose helaa lfhc mas "S'u
,.ili..l ~, 49, fap1ilV faf the sake Of
eutiing down eNpcns~ ~ bome We
Bcrra's adyeptures sybtg!gSuln,inate., IN
he'll caDtutiHg ANEW, 1ThAldht AoUt.,"
ona Adam tfshnf Aplske@ iN the simple
stdfy Of tlllsSAlAy, nv -
Mrs. Pr IN assa VIZ "a istanee 81
Charlotte TNsrafson- az seasoned dra-
matist whose former woFAf have been
presented by Margarcts .fRklin, Henri.
eth Crosman FhrencSre ROBERTS ana
others The colia5ora slS shave con
fined Rebeccas adysnk9Ies NO fodr
acts, showing her lif6 IN the home OF
her aunts from the time~ef her arrival
In jeremiah Cobb's stage cenSh. during
the period OF her childhood adventures
e..