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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16

She carried a shower boquet OF
roses and lilies of the valley.
Immediately after the cere.
mOny there was held at the house
of the bride a reception to which
many friends of both these pop
ular young people had been bid
den. This attractive home which
has been noted for the many de-
lightful entertainments given
there was never more attractive
than on this evening, when each
guest had come to wish for the
fair bride and her husband all
that life holds most dear.
in the receiving line were Mr..
and Mrs. John Hodge, DR.. and
Mrs. James Letcher with the
bridal party.
The house was beautifully dec
Grated with brides roses, chrysan-
themums and greens. The brides
table was decorated with brides
roses smilax. while the brides
chair was adorned with white
chrysanthemums. At each plate
was a basket filled with brides
roses; the toasts were approp-
riate and well given. A most
elaborate and delicious two
course luncheon was served.
Many elegant gowns were worn;
Mrs. John Hodge wore a lavender
brocaded satin, Mrs. James Let
cher. light blue silk and lace.
Among the out of town guests
were: MIR. and Mrs. George Grey
of Marion, Mrs. Henry Rudy,
and Mrs. James Rudy, of Padu-
cab. Mr.. and Mrs. George Cliff
ford, of Evansville, Mr.. Bass. of
Rome, Ca, Mr.. Sandy Clifford,
of Evansville, Mrs. William T.
Barrett, of Vanceburg, Kentucky
Miss Shea, of Pennsylvania, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Brodie, of Ow-
ensbory
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
POLITICAL NoTES.

John l.. Grayot, of Smithland.
commemorative attorney of the
Fourth Judicial district. j S in
Louisville for a few days accom-
panied by Mrs. Grayot. Mr..
Grayot is one of the most infu-
entail Democrats in the first dis
trict and is an announced can
didate for Congress to succeed
Ollie NJ. James. Exchange.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
Notice

Beginning Nov. 20 we will
make morning delivery only.
Mound Park Dairy.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16

seem to have increased their
membership of 76 in the last
legislation to 70.
The next General assembly
probably will stand on joint bal
lots; Democrats. Ill; Republic
cans; u, divided as follows. SEN
ate, Democrats. 81; Republicans,
6. House Democrats, 70; Rep
ublicqns. q.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
Julia Deboe Sheeks.

Mrs. f. II. Sheeks, of Men,
phis, Tenn, who has been a
preacher for twenty years. will
preach at the Methodist church
in this city on Wednesday night,
November 10. Mrs. Sheeks is a
sister of Mrs. G. II. Thomas, of
this place. Providence Enter
prise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
MAJORITY REACHES
$4,000 IN STATE
MCCReARY VOTE SHOWS
CHANGE OF So, 300
SINCE 1907.
Democrats Make Big Gains in
Eleventh District.
OFFICIAL COUNT SATURDAY

Louisville Nov. 10. The Off
cial count of the vote cast in the
state election was begun in the
ll9 counties last Friday and in
the most Of them no change is
expected in the unofficial re-
turns. which from every county
in the state show McCreary's
majority over o Rear TO be 33, 247
a change of 81. 800 votes compar-
ed with four years ago. when A.
+. Wilson. Republican. defeated
S. W. Hager. Democrat. for Gov
ernor by a majority Of 1903.
The first district. which had
gone against Gov. Wilson by less
than 1000 votes. rolled up near
ly 1000 for McCreary. The
Second district. which Wilson
lost by little more than 1900
went 5000 for McCreary.
The greatest reversal in the
dark tobacco districts came in
the Third which Wilson carried
over Hager in 1907 by 1888 vot-
es. II switched and gave Nc
Creary a majority of 1910. Then
the fourth district which gave
Fager only little over 300 ma
jority. went over 1000 for Nc
Crcary
The Sixth district, including
Covington and Newport. which
Gov. Wilson had carried in 1907
so largely as TO overcome the
Democratic majorities that had
ruled for years. swung back in
line with an unprecedented maj
ority for McCreary.
McCreary's home district, the
Eighth. did handsomely for gov.
ernor elect. giving him nearly
5000 majority. when in 1907
Wilson lost it by but 257 votes.
G.. O. p. Loss IN MOUNTAINS.
The blow to Republicans hopes
came in the Ninth, Tenth and
Eleventh districts. which they
expected Is carry heavily enough
to overcome all Democratic maj
critics in the Western part of
the state and sweep O'Rear into
the governors Office with a safe
majority. The democratic land
slide. however, covered the en-
tire state. The ninth district,
which Wilson had carried by
nearly 1000. gave McCreary ov-
err 1000. The tenth, the home
of Congressman Langley, chair
man of the Republican campaign
committee, who carried it last
year by over 1000 reversed it.
self by giving McCreary over
1000 majority.
The 'rock-ribbed Republican
Gibralter," the Eleventh. fell
far short of Republican expect
atoms. Claims of as high as
10000 majority in this mountai n
district had been made by Judge
O'Rear's friends. The returns
indicated he had carried the dis
trict by but little over Is. GOO
The Democrats will have a top
heavy majority in both branches
of the legislature. Early returns
indicated that only five Republi'
can state Senators would sit in
the upper branch. Later returns
however, indicate there will be
six-Joe F. Bosworth. Hiram
Crock. W. F. Welch, j. T. Tunis,
M. Biggerstaff and c. Hol-
han.
IN the House the Democrats
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
NOTICE

No hunting allowed on oul
farms. S. M. Jenkins,
If. A. B. York.
A. H. Cardin
l. L. Bradburn
w. N. Cullen,
B. l. Allen.
Mrs. Chas. w. Fox.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
CORN WANTED.

Until further notice we will
pay 60cts per bu. for Solid dry
shocked white corn and Scots
per bu for snapped corn.
II. Marion Milling Co. inc.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
.ASp|endid and Repre-
sentative Board.

Judge Blue Appointed The Follow
ing Board Of Supervisors Monday
E. l.. Num- of Rodney, j. M.
Walker. of Iron Hill, w. B. YAM
dell of Marion, C.. w. Fox of
Francis, W. +. Dowell of Tolu.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16

The will of Rev. John S. Hen.
ry was probated Monday. 1t
directs that his executors, How
ard Henry and Grant Bugg, who
are to serve without giving bond,
sell his real estate as best they
can, collect his life insurance of
So, 600 in the order of the Golden
Cross. pay all his just debts,
give his daughter Mamie $500.
his piano and the portraits of
himself and wife, and the resi-
due to be divided between all
his heirs share and share alike.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-11-16
farm FOR SALE. F:

600 acres Crittenden County
land on the Cumberland river,
three miles below Dycusburg.
100 acres clear. Will sell at $40,
per acre on easy terms.
Edgar w. Whittemore Real
Estate Agency. Paducah, KY.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
ltcber 10000 Mann lulen in Dill

maufee, 9is., obne Mrbeit iein uno
BON ser 5toot oie Mrbeit perlongen,
sic ibnen ieiner5eit BON Dem iebi=
gen io5ialiitiid)eu 8iirgermeiiter ser
5taot, Seioel, pcriproben lporoen lei.
gr miro oaran %erinaert, oab> er oa=
mails, ais er nod Mloermann Scr
5taDt NOR, crfldrt babe, menn CT Gbef
ser Beb0r0e fir Dffentlide Mrbeiten
lei, miiroe er Mittel uno 8ege filtoen,
auar Mrbeitsloien IN Ser Sta0t Mrbeit
81 gebell. Sect i6reien lie nad Or
belt u10 f0nl1en feline erbalten, oenn
Sic io5ioliitiide &egiernng lit aufS
Sparen beoadt uno miI Sic Mrbeiten
nitt in Mngriff nebmer, Ste tie I'M
ser Mrbeitsloieu pornebmeu
m0dte. Die neutrality-suspicious.
ser 5taot @ilmaufee beridten, 6ab
nod ME porber fire @ilfe 10 itorf III
Mnlpru@ genommen moroen lei, 1pie
gera5e iebt unter einem &egime, 0os
auen Mrbeitern a%usfommliden Ser
in Musii6t geltent batte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
aasBiss ssnprm ber geIhbertebr Il
no,.%shI,,.S =, So,, Yohfon 80

aAsBiss sraorm ber GeIbpertehr II
Dsuti6lano III Sen lebten Sabren ge...
padien 1T, ergibt ii@ nus ben INNER
gepaltiger anidme1enaens l1midben
ser Meidsbanf. SsSnt fetfen Sabre nd,
rem es 354 Miuiarbeu Mearf. Da3n:
fommen sic l1miates, BON nea,n a1is,ee:.en.
8erliner @robbanten: 400 Miltar-
sen, madt 754 Miliaroen fir oieie,
5ebn 6inan5inititl1te. ST. ben lebte,.
Sabren iino in Geutidyluno iabrlid
1tel,e @ertbe in @eiammtbetrage Don
orei Miaiaroem n%ufgenommen moroen.
Die ginlagen Ser sparfaiien baben
1i@ iabrli@ INN rlrno 600 Miuionen
Mnrf permebrt, u1to int @an3en per<
molten iie jett nabe5r ied5ebn Mil~
liaroeu. Das lit oasi ellie 9eutidlano,
oos man Dor lpenigen }Sabr5ebnten
nod ols orn1es 2ano %be5etdynete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
lie &ertreter Der peridiebenen

Die &ertreter Der neridteoenen
tro1satlantii9en Dampferlinien, sic
in &0ln, D%eutidlano, cine &onferen5
abgabalten boben, nm peri6ie0ene ein-
getretene 9ifferen5en gu beglei6en,
5aben Elm freunoidaftIides l1eberein-
fon1nren er3telt uno Sic Ge%reinbarun=
gen 5miiden 6enielben meroen iebt er=
uel1ert. @as miro nun l1niere Iomi=
niitration geeene 0en logenonnten
3ampfertruit tbun? 8fro ser per=
bobrte ginfan eines Mbgeorbneten, ben
59iffen oesielben sic amerifaniiden
&dfen gu peridlieBen unb lie epent.
nit boben 5trafen 81 belegen, gum
Mustrag fomn1en? TIMER &anoeIs-
berfebr tpiir6e bann1 ieoenfaIs einen
nidt mebr gut gu nndet6en Sda6en
erIei6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Meidsfansler non 8etbmann.@ol

@eid)sfan5ler pon 8etbmann-Soll'
meg bdlt nod, an Ser 9dnle' oeS alter
Moltfe unb ser Mnitht bon Ser llnabb-
anoerli6en Motbpenoigfeit friegeri-
l6en M%,,struges ser 0ifferen5cn 5tpi=
id,en Sen golferm feit. \ Sreili6 nit
SEM @inblid auf England nno @llen
tra0itioneue internationale 8olttif er=
medt sic @eltldieoSgertdtS Soee
uiht lnbereftigte 8eoenfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

Sic c.uigen &anucgtekereien iiber
bal0ige gerlobung Ser oeutihen &ai=
ierto9ter beriibren in Sen %betreffen=
SEN &reilen bodlt l%na11genebm lno
6ie rMorooeutide M0gemeine" bringt
oieie Mniidt gum MuSorud, in6em iie
Sic immermabren6en @eriidte iiber
cine 8erlobung o6er &eiratb ser 8rin.
5eiiit &ctoria 2ouiie als Gaftloiigfeit
be5eihdnet. Sbmobl Elm @aiierfin6 bat
bie iunge Game ebenio gut Elm &edt,
ibre Sueeto gu gerieben, ME ieoes
an6ere M6oden a1A, pbne BOB fie arf
59ritt lt16 Gritt BON iolden Mlbern=
beite11 perfolgt mer6en iollte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
3raiioent Sqft lat ben 9empfratc1

oes. 5altieS mittbetlen loiie1t, oaB sic
J~aritfommiiiion I'M 0e5ember bereit
ieil1 meroe, iiber Sic @ollen = &ubrif,
Sic 8aummon &ubrif unb Sic <brtf
Gbelnifalien 81 berihten, offenbar in
Ser grlpartu1rg, ooB 0ieie nnn bis 0a=
FIN nit ibrer geplanten Sarifrepiiion
>uarte11 muroen. 9arin oiirfte er iid
tdl1lden. @s liegt in Ser Mbiidt Ser
semofrotiiden Narteileiter, Sic erite
Ser Gortfbius, mabrihetnlth Sic 8ol=
&ubrif betreffen6, idon biz 5um 1.
Moi Sem genat 5u5uienoen, menn
oies irqen0 mogli6 lit, ut1b Damn etn
Deer 5met meitere Bis gum Stunt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Sebt mill man in SQimuis sic por

+. SEPT mill man in SQinois sic por-
geidlagene iogenannte Sunggeieqen=
iteuer au9 ouf M%ngeborige 6es meiblt<
den @eidlebtes ousoebnen, iobalo
oielelben IS Sabre alt gemor0en itno.
ga, meiB 6enn ser MntrugiteQer ni@t,
6oB nur mentge Domen ii@ freimilig
entidlieBen, ebelos gu bleiben, un6
ooB es 0ober ungereht lit, 6ieielben
ooppelt 81 %itrafe,,. Sic miir0en aud
nit IS Sabren iid) nod germ enti6lie=
zen, einem Manne oas 2eben 5u Der=
id0nern, menn ibnen ba5u @elegen~
bett eeboten miiroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
SIN Mderba,1 ; 9epartement 1T Elm

SIM M6erba1 : 9epartemert it Elm
Blan al1sgearbeitet mor0en, nod MEL
@em 2ano=Mreale, melde Der @egie=
rung %a1geboten meroen, angefanft
uno in Sort &eierpationen umge-
manoelt meroen iouen. Marplun6, Sic
beioen 8irginien, sic bei6en Garqli=
mas, Genneiiee, Georgia, Maine nno
SEEM &ibire baben our6 ibre. 2e<
gislaturen bereits lire 3uitimmung gu
oem @lan gegeben. Gin 3irfular 0es
M~derbau=S efret6rs @ill jon gibt Muf=
idlub uber sic 8eotngungen FOLDER
2an0=Mngebote. I
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Sic Spsialoemofratem in Mfilipmt.

fee babeu BEL Sen S6ulrat6Spormab
len cine Mie0erlage erlitten. sic tre=
ten int ongemeinen parm fir oa5
Irul,enitimmre9t Elm, uno 90 li6 an
5du1lrotbsmablen sort Sral1en bethel
ligen f0nnen, baben tie oieS get6an
aber sum 5daben ibrer 5reunoe, lie
baben gum groBen Sbeile lire Stim=
met gegen sic ip5ialoelnofratil@e
&al1oiooten abgegeben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Bic amerifauiidle Bunbesarmee 1T

bic anerifamiide 8nnbesarmce 1T
ni@t groB. sic 5dblt sur 3eit runo
1900 Mann Offi5iere unb Mann-
idaften. Sic @oditgren5e lit geleb=
lid auf 100, 1000 Mann feitgeiebt. Da
nun piele &egimenter ni6f tire poae
starfe baben, mill bas &riegs=0epar
tement no@ iedbs= BIS iiebe,,tanleno
Mann anrperben Iai1en, ltm 0ie-2iiden
aus5ufiiaen. Mber es gebt langiam
oamit. Die @erbebureaus beridten
j6le6te @eiddfte. Selblt Sic Mr<
beitslo1igfeit idyafft menig &efruten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
gtaot=M emi8feiten.

$50 Sn ieinem &eim, 400 er Dor as
Subren bas 2i9t Der @elt erblidte,
lift gomuuno 2atih am Sonntag Mprz
get ser q, idleiGen0en &ranfbeit,
|Sbminoiudt gegen sic er lett Sabren
%aifampfte, gum 0pfer gefaaen. SIT
ct. @louo mar es, no er at ser Settle
ieinsr guten Mutter uno; iml &reile Aba
terer @eidmiiter, BON oene1 5tpei ebnl.
bereits als Spfer ser glei6en ararf=
|beit 1T sic @migfeit oorangingen, als
Singing beranmu6s uno ii6 fit lei
men ipaterer 2e6ensru er pdgite
Ben zines nbrn1aders @n16 S%utoefters
= beranbiloete. @or 5mun5ig SSdbz,
rem madyte er iih auf nad benz '@ez'
Iten, MO er Belieres fir leite oamhls
ldon geidppadte @eiunobeit uno dud
8elIeres fir feline ~ftnan5te0e Sage :er-
murtete. 2ebterer @umi@7 tpltroe ibm
mo6l befrieoigt, 6od iener be3iii9]1twifj
%ieiter @einnobett idlug leioer afegl.
8or 2 Sabren I'M Slini mrroen ieirc
bier mobnen6en 5ameitern bon ieiie1n
ldlimmen 3uitano benadridtigt, MOO
rauf 6ieie 1a6 Sos Mngeles, @al., rei=
item, INN sen 8rrber mentgitens nod
mails Dor ieinem @ini@eioen gu begrii=
ben. Die Mnfunft Ser Sdbpeitern
mirfte 6erart mobltbuenO auf 6en 39n=
'ltQn6 6es franfen 8rloers Elm, .oaB
err imitonoe mar, i'm Suli NIT Ben
Sdmeltern sic meite &eiie na6 ct.
.@lou0 on5utreten. 9ie &%eimatbluft
ldien erit redt BON Ser belten @ir-
flung ouf ibn 5u iein; er erbolte ii6
5ulebenos, madte tagli6e 'Bromena=
ten un0 iber5te nit g%ertpa1oten nno
Treun6en, big er leioer ~entfraftigt lpte=
ser in sen alten 3uitano 5uriidfiel,
un0 Ser sos, ouf SEN er beitens Dor
bereitet mar, i'm pom letnem langmic=
rigen 9eioen erl0ite. Mtt Sen 5tpet
@eidmiitern umitebt cine groBe @n=
aabI bon Berponoten lno Sre1noen
ser Tamilie 2atlh bas @rab oes perlt.
g6mnno, in bem mat 1T ct. Glplto
itets eiren Mlniterjii1rgling odtete r11o
ebrte. Moh einen Mittmod Morgen
Inn 8 l1br in Ser 1nbefledten Ont
pfdngniBfirde gebaltenen Seelenamte,
meldes Ser bodm. Hater SSltnocen5,
8. g. s., BON ser 81. Sobns Mbtei,
Elm Setter 6es Ser Itorbenen,% celebrirte,
fono sic 8eer0igung unter GROCER
Ibeilnabme auf SEM &alparien<@ot<
tesader itatt, po er rarben moge IN
|Srie0en.
- @el6 pertieben auf %cultipirte
Tarmen. Tar1mers state 8anf, ct.
|@louo, Minn. 16-ba
- Son BRET Sabre la1tgem 2ei6en,
oas our6 peri6ie0ene @omplifationen,
Isle iid 5ulebt CUR 8rigbts &ranfbeit
formtrten, perur1abt m1roe, TT
ant letten Ireitag CUR. Weittags=
|itunoe Bernbaro &aielfamp 6urd
lDen 600 erI0lt mor0en, auf BEN
Ter ii6 beitens porbereitet batte Mno
|bem er, ergeben in @ottes fl. @ilen,
getroit ms Muge iab. Ser 8eritorbe-
ne tpur6e Dor So Sabren in 0iterpid,
@eitpbalen, Deutidlaa,b, geboren, bon
mo er OILS iiebenidbriger. 41abe nit
|oen @Itern. in oiefes 2a,1b fam, 6ie iid|
lit Auincbg SD nieotptieben, Mlo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Scr @mpfang, Der benz bettid)en

@aiier BEL ieinem 8eiude in 8ien 81
tbeil muroe, mar leitens Ser 8epolfe=
rl,1,g Elm ouBeroroentlid entb1iialti=
id)er. Sic a~lle5eit fr0blid)en. Ilener
f0nnen es ibm nidt pergeiien, ooB
ct lidJ in Stunoen Ger @efabr ltidt
MIR als Elm trel1er Srel1no Tires per=
ebrten &aiiers ion0ern audi als ei>1
5uperldniger @erbiinbeter Ser Dop=
pelmonordie bemieien fat, obne oel=
len gintreten ~ie9ensfalls idmere Set
ten fir oieielbe gefommen 1paren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Set BEN Beitsben Der beutidens Ar.

Sett 50ttN DtIleyeH 8 81
better : sSynpalioen : Beriid)eru11g 1ir0
Bis @mbe 1910 iiber 3mei Mi1iaroen
Marf an Gnti9Goigungen allSge5ablt
moroen, Qenau 2OO7.6 Mi1lionen. Da-
bon entfielen auf oag @aidbbl' rr,,no $40
Minionen Der Musgaben, auf Die Mr,
beiqeber IA Minionensaamb br &eit
ol1f 8eitrdge ser Mrbeiter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

miro, eroffnen. 81. George 6. gin-
cent, Der neugendblte 8raiioent Ser
l1niperiitdt, miro am Breitag Abeno,
sic @auptaniprade balten. 5ein
1bena miro iein: rDie &flidten Der,
Shule." 9as aagemeine 5bema ser
8%eriommlung lit: uGie Sdule als
lo5ialer Tattor." Sir oie oreitagiee
&%onpention lit ein abmebiell1ngsrei=
DIES 8rogramm 5uiammengeite1t NOR
ben.
- @oldnoer @dringe tn TaBden,
marinirt o6er ni6t 5ubereitet, Sbore
@aringe in SaBden, geial5ene Gal
mon, Maderea uno Syringe beim
Bfltno, gerauderter Salibllt etc. BEL
@ebriioer 8papira.
- 8on &'reisrihter 81. 3. JopIor
lit Ser Mnfang Ser Mai=&reisgeriGts=.
iibung fir Stear1s @ountp, Ser oltf
Sen eriten bdtte fal1en iolel1, aui Sen
8. Mai oerlegt mor0en.
- Sim 1ienitag Morgen bot aol,=
tractor Scarf &ropp nit eincr %flei11clt
Nrbeitsmannidoit Sic Mrbeit an oen1
r1euen =Spltem auf Ser
@eitieite ser staot in Mngrifi nef=
men 1aiien.
- Sic Office BEG Sbierar5tes 9.
j. &einbarb befinbet iid) in @utdlers
geibital M 8. glpe. n0rolid. Office
selepbon 344; &eiioeu5 selep9on
1868. 15.3m
= Sic Mn5abl ser iebt in Ser Cor
oon & 6erguion Tabrif angeiteuten
Mrbeiterinnen, pel9e rs betrdgt, miro
um 25 bis 80 permebrt mer0en, oa
40 r1el1e &rnftmaidinen lit Dem So
brifgebdl1oe. oufgeitent. mer6en. Sic
aus Ger ct. @loub 6abrif Ser 5irma
@oroon & Jerguion berporgebenoe
Nrbeit mfrs als eine por5ugli@e &C.
prieien uno iobalo r1eue, .5uperlaliigc
fir sic 6abrif ,gemonnen iino,
miro oeren 8apa5itat in entipred9el1=
ser @eiie geboben merben. Sur 3eit,
als sic 6abrif gebaut muroe, lag es in
ser Mbiidt, 800 Md6hen in oerielben
9eiddftigu11g gu geben.
- Minnie. @egner, sic % Sabre
alte So9ter ser bier mobnen6en Ga=. .
Mile 5re6. @egner,. pelde ii4 in.
minneapolis mil. ibrer SHUTTER Bel Der
Jomilie 6. q. 2ouoor gu 8eiu@ be-
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ADJUSTMENTS
Belasco.

The Man From Home was a long
time getting here-''just couldn't seem to
find the time"-as Daniel Voorhees, Pike
puts, 1t. because Of lengthy stays in New
York. Philadelphia. Chicago and Boston.
But he received warm-hearted welcome
upon his arrival at the BeIasco Theater
last night. He was liked because he was
different from many recent visitors tn
local playhouses. because of hi.- drawIinp
drollery. his hOmespun David Harum
sense and his manner of making his acts
bring back a love for home"
THE Man From Home" is in wav
like 1.-The Old Homestead" Not becsuse
IT'S scenes are rural. for they are laid in
Sorrento. in ltalys where go the idle rich
and not that 1T employs the dialect of mo
husking bee. for just plain American
serves to convey the rich humor of the
lines. THE Old Homestead" made its
appeal as truly American drama he
cause a big majority of the playsoers
VINO saw II IN It's early DAYS were the
products OF the very atmosphere of the
farm which characterized il, America
has moved since the early DAYS of the
Old Homestead to more uniform char
acteristics. and In The Man From Home
those characteristics are contrasted with
the characteristics of Europe The com
mon human type of the small American
city Is put in contrast with a tyne of
the title-bearers of Europe The lure of
the city Of THE Old Homestead" is re.
placed by the lure Of the title in ..The
Man From Home"
1t was happy thought of Booth Tar
kington and Harry Leon Wilson To
whom American playgoers are indebt cd
for this play. to pluck from Russia a
country that many Americans believe ia
overburdened with overbearing and heart
less noblemen. a type to plead for the
better qualities among the titled gentry
and to select from England. the land
which Americans generally credit with real
lords and ladies. the models of the gold
seeking, title-selling persons of the peer-
age. 1t was felicitous. too. that the
authors portrayed, to uphold .he honor
Of 1.-The states" not the tyne of nerson
that has to have his table manners at
the dining tables of Europe excused he
cause his heart is in the right place INT
the modest. commonly polite and demo-
cratic lawyer Of the county seattle kind
Of man all Americans like to think Of as
typically American.
Mr.. Hodge. as the Indiana LAWYER at
the county seat, relies not on action or
antics to hold the interest or create the
humor. Lucky in securing a role that
Just suits his dramatic abilities and prob
ably needing another role to dsmonstrafe
his versatility. Mr.. Hodge might be caIIel
an egotist because he likes himself for