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Texas Woman Near Death

Wis POlht, IeX.-In a IetteF TON
wills Point, Mrs. Victoria Stallings
says: Il was afflicted with womanly
troubles, had dreadful cough, and
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stronger and in better health than |
ever was in my life. can't say half
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q thousands Of ladies have been helped
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Sfl<slZ,lg|!j'':|'!g| !|Ig|

Hermann Lodg, Anniversary Tonight.
This evening Hermann lodge No.
116 l. o. o. F. will celebrate their an
niversary The members and their
families will gather at the hall and
enjoy a program, banquet and after
wards social time at dancing and
cards.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08
CITY NEWS.

The regular monthly meeting OF
the Humane Society will be neld to-
morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock at the
Commercial club room.
The Monday Music club will meet
Friday evening instead of tonight.
"A press dispatch today says John
M. Corriden, the former Keokuk third
baseman, has signed with Pittsburg.
Corriden was one of the holdouts ior
more salary
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

John w sickelsmith, Greensboro
Pa, has three children, and like most
children they frequently take cold
I'VE have tried several kinds OF
cough medicine he says, "but have
never found any yet that did them as
much good as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" For sale by all dealers.
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A Special Medicine for Kidney All

Many elderely people have found in
Foley's Kidney Remedy quick re-
lief and permanent benefit from kid
ney and bladder ailments and from
annoying Irregularities due to advanc-
ing years. Isaac N. Regain, Farmer.
Mo-, says: fFoley's Kidney Remedy
effected complete cure In my case
and l want others to know of it.
Wilkinson & Co.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08
Proofs of olympIa's Great Age.

Excavation carried out in the sacred
precincts of Olympia, Greece, near
the great altar of zeus, have resulted
in the discovery of interesting remains
of The neolithic period, including
house vessels and implements. Thus
it is believed to be evident that Olym-
pia was place of human habitation
more than 5000 years before Christ.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08
Pension for Mothers.

The pensioning of mothers by the
state is advocated by University OF
Chicago lecturer. The professor thinks
the pension should increase in amount
up to the third child, and then de-
crease until the advent of the sixth.
when II should cease. This seems to
be sort of compromise between anti
race suicide and socialism.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08
LATE AFTERNOON
BULLETIN
INV THE IJnited Press.1

COLON, March S.-The whole pc.
lice force of Panama. is today seeking
for G.. w. Williams, a draughtsman
who is the alleged leader of band of
robbers who robbed the bank of Pan
anna last night of $4,000 but overlook
ed 100000. The robbers rented a
house adjoining and gained entrance
to the bank by boring hole through
the wall.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GOOD AGENT wanted in every
town to represent an old estab-
1ished life insurance company that
makes a speciality of temperance
risks; low rates and liberal contract
to capable man. Address S. Wilson,
253 Broadway, New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

How to cure constipation, Sick head
ache, sour stomach. torpid liver, indi-
gestion@ and dyspepsia Go 70 your
tie Of DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin
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CHICAGO. ILL.,, March s.
Open. High. Low. Close

Estimated Car Lots.
Estimated receipts: IL wheat; 233
corn; 100 oa-
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. March s.-Hogs, $4,000;
open 5@10c lower. Left over, 1900.
Mixed, Sc. S0@7 .15; good, $1,000
TO- rough, s6.7o@6.s5; light, $500
OF 20.
Cattle-2oooo; steady, 1oc lower.
sheep-2o,O00 steady.
a m-Hogs, 1O@15c lower than
yesterdays average Light, $6.S5@
7.20; rough, Sc 65@6 so; mixed, Sc so
OILS; heavy, Sc. S5@7 .05; pigs, $3.50
OTTO; bulk, Sc. 90@7.05.
Cattle-SCeady, 1Oc lower.
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LOST.

LOST-Big fur glove, left hand. Find
er please return to Meeks Grocery,
1900 Morgan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

Local Live Stock.
KEOKUK, March S.-The following
live stock market furnished today BY
Joscph Haubert:
Hogs-Good butchers, s6.75.
Sheep Butchers, $500.
Lambs-s5.00.
Calves-s5.5O to 7.50.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, March S.-The pro
duce markets are as follows:
Butter, creamery, 25c.
Process-Special, 1S1s919c.
Eggs-Fresh. gathered. western
firsts, 17k@1Sc.
Fancy boxed fowls, 141s @16kc.
Dry packed springs, 14R@1sc.
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Sheep-10c lower.
Beeves, Sc. 1o@7.oo; COWS, So. 500
600; stock, $4.25@5. 80; Texans,
81. 9o@5. S5; calves, $7.25@s.75.
Sheep-$2. 50@4.4 40; lambs, 81. 500
CTS.
Estimated, hogs tomorrow, $4,000;
estimated, cattle tomorrow, 1000; es-
timated sheep, tomorrow, 10000.
Hogs close-10@l5c lower than yes
terday. Mixed, s6.75@7. 10. good,
Sc. SIS OF. o5; rough, Sc. eo@6 80; light
Sc. 1907. 20.
Cattle Steady; 10c lower.
Sheep Steady.
Local Grain Market.
KEOKUK, March S.-The following
markets, furnished by the o. A. Tai
DO. company:
No. 2, Wheat, red ...........$ 80
No. 2, Wheat, red ........... .76..
No. 2 Wheat, hard ........ 70
New white oats .............. ~
Mixed oats rs
Corn .3S
n..t Ia. c%.~i<
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w ant Column
WANTED.
WANTED-A dishwasher at Com
mercial Hotel.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--Lot 10 feet front, so foot
rear. improvements. Address T.
a., care Gate City.
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RHEUMAT ISM

Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy relieves
paips in the legs. arms, back, stif or
swollen joints. Contains no morphine
opium, cocaine or drugs to deaden the
main. 1t neutralizes the acid and drives
out all rheumatic poisons from the sys-
tenn Write Prof. Munyon, SD and JEFF
crson SIS, Phila.. Pa, for medical adj
vice. absolutely free.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

FOR SALE-Eight room house in
good condition, sic South Twelfth
street. Enquire at HOP Main. Cause
for selling, poor health
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

FOR SALE-Nine room house, mod
ern; north side. For rent if not sold
April 1. Inquire at S22 Franklin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

FOR SALE Great bargain in a fine
piano on Thursday at Ayres & Sons.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1911-03-08

FOR Reasonable. lot and
half, Address 49, Gate City.
The evening world., 1911-03-21

and ! hope 10 do 80 but you
have promised me, until that day. to
be silent and to ask me no more Ques-
lions whitever!"
provided that YOU promised never 70
leave mo again! But nave you prom.
!sed that. Christlne?'
Mamma. all this can not interest N
lie Chasny."
"On the contrary. mademoiselle."
said the young man. in a voice which
he tried to make firm and brave. but
which still trembled. ~"anythin. that
concerns you interests me to an extent
which perhaps you Will one day under
stand. | do not deny that my surprise
equals my pleasure at finding you with
your adopted mother. and that. after
what happened " US YESTERDAY.
after what lou said .ad what | was
able to guess. / hardly expected to see
you here so soon.
II should DO tho hrst TO delight at
your return. II you were not so bent
on preserving q secrecy that may DO
fatal to you and | have BEEN
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/ your friend too long not to be alarmed.
with Nine. Waller, at IA dIsa strous
adventure which will remain danger
Gus so long as We have not unravelled
its threads and of which you VIII GER
tainly end by being tho victim. Chris
tine"
Al these words. Mamma Valerius
tossed about IN her bed.
what does this mean she cried
els Christine In danger
Yes. madame" said RAoui cour1-
Geously. Notwithstanding the signs
which Christine made TO him
MY God" exclaimed tho good. sim
pie Old woman. gasp!ng for breath.
"fou must tell me everything. Chris
tine! Why did you try TO reassure me'
And what danger Is II. VI. do CEagnyf"
An impostor II abusing her good
faith"
Is the Angel OF Music an impostor7 ?"
she told o herself that there 10 no
Angel OF Music"
But then what IL u. In Heavens
name? You will be the death OF met
There is a terrible mystery around
us. madame. around you. around Chris
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the day before. II the veil OF melnn-
choly over those adorable features had
not stu appeared TO the young man as
the last trace OF the weird drama IN
whose tolls that mysterious child was
struggling, he could lave believed that
Christine was not It's heroine at all.
She rose. without showing any emotion.
and offered him her hand. But Raouls
st~upefaction was So greIt that no stood
there duynfounded. without = gesture.
without a word.
We'll. VI. de Chagny." exclaimed
Mamma Nalcrius. don't you know our
Christine? Her good genius mas sent
her back 10 u.s."
Mamma the girl broke In promptly,
while a deep olusi mautiv; 10 her eyes,
II thought. mamma. that there was 70
be no more question OF that! . . .
You know there IS no such thing az the
Angel OF Music
Pat. child. he gave you lessons for
three months!'
Mamma. | have promised to explain
everything to you one OF these days;
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tine novelty. unless kitty Gordon l., a harem skirt my 20 eohsn o " t'
light The heauteous Miss Gordon. who can make even a ha' e" -. 'r sen
perect whole, walked Off with the individual honors "Nho'' '"'
without basging her hrs, cONune at the knees In addition !" " TM" y m ne
Carlo Moon" In which she shone vocany, she displayed some very lae ,ashons
These included tho suhragett pantheon. which Will prooi'y h' ~ W"n
outside IN Winter Garden this season.. This IA amusing hous" oN MISS
Gordon went q bit too far when she displayed another garment sacred 10 the
name OF a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opera SINCE whose more :" es hhs'o''
was menuoned in the course of remarks hat might Deter nave been
omitted Later in III venng Hiss Gordon again ratsed her voice 10 sing Love
a! hi Devil" which almost proved a devno of a bore
Tempest ant Sunshine were really the first performers to hit the houss
hard They are " bright little girls out Of vaudeville. me OF waomd dresses
q q boy. AM they sa nd danced with TIT charm of lively. If somewha
tld stubbed her toe at n eeventh our she scored he hit OF her life in "rha,
Esvilng Tune" In spit OF tho fact hat this raslme song eouNdnt ~ to both
her feet with perfect freedom-accdents viii happen in the best o coiUed faml
LEI yu n o IL you've followed the news Of the week.-Mrs. Mayhem col 1t
over In herb best happy-go-ucky style. 81 long as she keeps ont foot ut 81 he
grsve rsgtime won't de- That DevIlng Tune as good to hear
In me of tha more elaborate musical numbers. I III Pretty Mllners' big
hatboxes were brought into hy with decidedly effective an novel results
"Whows" sung very well by that near-Maxins- Elliott beauty. Jea Awya.
brought out more backs. 1t "a rather startling todiscoyer that these" Nidows
ho wesc completely dressed U y he front al quite forgotten about heir 0acNs
nd March Winds
There was still more to see in THE Duel" when Mile Dazzle m Miss Grace
Wsshburn, whose blond beauty Is quteb beyond compare. shed their waists and
prepared to battle 10 the death. II was SAD to see Mss NSsabaIn fall. though
q better stage FAR is rarely seen. That familiar painting, The AGIr O!
Honor" was turned into a living picture. ant a really oauIIuIs scene vas accom-
panied by music that had both charm and atmosphere Arthur NJegtDn
scenery n Frank ourss music foFuHed a hsMy arNstc ohblhatNh
rhs Ballet of Pherros and lIarequns' was even more beautiful than tho
Giving statuary" snd Sgnor Bonhgho danced skAflNy with Nile Dazzle. Among
other things too numerous to nenton, Yvette hdded me wrg!ed untl yu
thought o. her as the Eva Tansuay of the VIOLIN. N Dorothy Carbon ran a
amusn changes on "TrovatoTe' with hr usual NSll extravaganza. Ray
Cox, Harry Fisher. Barney Bernard an other comedians Were funny at times.
but they chiefly succeeded in delaying the performance 1t could be Shortened
by nearly an our without m sreat loss As 1T stands it is a S. vaudeville
show With French dressing 1t Is also a big success
The Winter Garden is bound to catch the En and hold Il to the eSent Of It's
capacity.
The evening world., 1911-03-21
BY CASTOR LerOux
Author of The Mystey of tie Nehow Room" ETC. !

tine. = mystery much more to os feared
than any number Of ghosts or genlil''
Mamma vaierius turned . terrified
face TO Christine. who had already run
10 her adopted mother and was holding
her In her arms.
Don't blieve him. mummy. don't be-
lieve him." she repeated.
Then tell me that you viii never
leave me again" implored the widow.
Christine was silent ami Raoul re-
sumed.
THAT II what you mus: promise.
Christine II Is tho only thing that ca,
reassurs your mother and me. We IA
undertake not TO ask q single query,
abou, tho past. IL you promise w :,
remain under our protection In future"
That Is an undertaking which I have
no. asked OF you and a promise vhica
| refuse to make your said tSe young
81 a~SasA.ny. - Ar m.ztres. .. ~
ow actions. ". de Chagny: you hsv.
no right TO control them, and I will b,.
Y 10 des.st henceforth. As % what
have done during the last fortnight.
there Is only one man In the world
who has the right 10 dema nd an accoun:
o: me-my husband! Well. I have no
husband and | never mean to marry
She threw gu; her hs DIS to e.. ohaslx,
her words. and Itaou turned pale, no:
onl" bccause OF the words which. h.,
ha' heard, but because he had caux.:
sight OF a plain gold ring On Chrls,ins,
Nnger.
You ave no husband and yet -
wear a wedding rlngg'
That's q present." she said, b!ush.ax
Christine! As you have no husband.
that ring can only nave been given 81
one who hopes to n AXE you mis- wifl.
Wh, deceive US further? Why torture
me ytill more3 That r.ng IN n promiss
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lGltA4ans AM iH""' bNN sAA haa
arms 10 clasp the two In ons
| embrace. But. by n sort OF daE-
! cling miracle that sen him stag
gerlng, Raoal was suddenly hung bach.
While an icy blast swept over his Ease.
| ne saw, not TWO. but four, eight. twenty
Christines spinning round him. l~aughln-
I at him and iieeins SO swiftly hat ~
could not touch one Of them. Al as.
,,crvtnlug stood still! again; n 10 San
himself in the glass. But CHRISTINE Ia
disappeared.
lie rushed up TO the glass, He struc't
Al. the sails. Nobody! Aul meanwhile
lie room s,lll echoed with a d.s.ll.
p-,.luEa,e singing:
,.rlte links thee TO me for ever and ,
dayr'
which way, which way had Chrlstln :
gone? - Which way would she re-.
Would she return' Alas. had she no,
! declared to him tAat everything was
anlsA ed? And was he voice not re-
pesting:
'Fate links thee to me for ever and a
day.
To me? To whom7
Then. worn out, beaten. empty
Drained. ne sat down on the chair which
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New lAMS
%K The Winter Garden XXKG
MGW Filled wh Girls, WJGW
&M Cayetv and Color. w.
BY CHARLES DARNToN

= 4 you ~an to make a night of It go to he Winter Garden rh.. -. .,
TO III brilliant M OF he opening performance came AWAY NJ, 10 ,. -
L Ing saggered by the immensely OF the production ad hopee.J, - 80,
For It vas cohor with a peponderInce OF flesh tIntst thai hi, y, tn ~,
eye 1t fAEiy made you blink. lI no sooner caught tho slaan =, E,n 80.
cons ty shoulders than beautiful eauues n weem models in tberu 80 ,,r,.,
TO look ou as though longing for weather that would insure ,nr -,
umbago. nd in hat moment ie secret Of the Winter Garden IKE tha r.
packed ladies' themselves. stood revealed. Here's the seYet: From ns, to ls
y changing scene, as the spring poet is getting ready 10 say-a scene aeI vs.,
AHe SaSety ana cuof-Hahes d iFahN Appea! 10 tho senses Whether woman,
vote or no. ~ n sale election be1t hatm men III vote for III women a, ,ss
CT thu eterna! feminine
I'm ret trying to excuse their backs My only purpose is to I. v, ,.-
what you may expect to SCI nt tbs big varety house at Broad way md Ey,n,.
street thu now stands as the free ani-eaSes plsce to drop ito tba, ~. -
IL no since thu oldW Weber q Fields days. It's Weber AZ fields, omr 49,.
nj en such a scale. that 1t Is quite overwheinng in ia pr,noruo,. "
90 much the smoke wreathed house with Its broad orherr,u or. 80 ~
cverhangtng balcony a. the production Itself Then. Of course thsrs.
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,cor,rlrh,. 1911. by the Bobes.Mernn Co,

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
I.suH &c CAdsuy io,cs tAr!s,.ne Daae. a beau.
tlla Young ,ttlI A.lsC!. but sg,ne MJ 7teI.Ous
i~ut.utu1e constantly DAVIS lt aNaJ tom Llm.
Ne sUms!lMts Atal, htg cunNtl,lng with an iuys
ID'c man NnusC ldtIuty sine will MT explain. SIs
write, to iiloGl tagging n.A to zee us NJ more
sad Ut,l1Ung that uItJ theiT a'ls DEFEND uppl
III, oladl,uat 10 tAls lcIuc't. lhi ii1p Ogtfi
lOl.t, vince tAusilnc s,ngs, ~ haunted, Tie oM-
Il4ytVs declare. by a skelet1u-hke sppdGit.gu VuItl
ihty all the "optrs Ghost, Two uew Manager,
,Ale charge Of the Opera House. They receive 4
.,titr signoi "OVera Ghost demanding money
tribute and the constant use OF iuA - oI the
lrapd ties. They consider the letter a lOEe iuI
he .n.rN that their employees take Il ]serlu,,y.
The Blua,tr, resolve to occupy that box them
,el, Is at tie ueNt performances. Faust Is 20 .
,Tns. The receive another letter trun the Ghot
,rl,riu. tAtm to substitute Christ ne Tor Calutti
thc urlna donna .alrelly selected 20 sns Mar
luenic ia Faust" aud waning them IA case 1T
. refusal that q curse viIl tall upun the perform.
an,e. TIE manager, ui,tr sac. Ia, .I;;l. ..a a.,
ss'er follIN,. Isauul learns that Christine hrlierrs
H,r,,lt guided uA a my;teriolt Angel OF Music. d
III. hea taIs "Angt.' singing to her one eve
MIG IN her dressing loom aud hNdrs her ol,l e
'E1k.' Hut RIuul can see NJ Que NitA her.
A. he sea forward Chrstins /, t-ciu. a luns
uliTOr.
The evening world., 1911-03-21

AZ try round the sturdy oak In sprtno,"
Hoe ioreiv' Just to be a "clinotn0 vine."
And lay that tcedrv little head Of thine
On some mans shoulder. Whie he soothes pour b,op
And PAYS YOUR BiLLSi on. doesn't Il sound anef
Yet. tell me-foy nv heart begins to thumpi-
Hare YOU found any man prepared to lump
AT such a propositlons MOI Why. then,
We cannot do our "cinoin0" round q STUMP
Myself. phen young. did shun the cigarette.
Fores1oe the ballot ond the frosseretts,
Voiced to become tho masculine "ideai.'
A dainty. gentle. helpless little pet.
!. too. once tondly hoped TO cling. maShop.
To some brave. noble. loving. tender chap.
But oil the "chngtn0" that I eVcr knep
Was What I dd Spos o subTav strap!
Alas. alds. Where Is that sturdy OAK.
who vedrns today 10 Uedr the marriage pokeI
Tust! When II comes to making good youu find
That "clin0in0 zine" delusios Just q jokei
Then take tho rote-dnd let tho bIarncv ooI
II does them good to talk that Wav. But, ohi
Hop different uhen the rine begins to cling.
We kn0W uhdt happens thcn-pe knoU-WE knou!
And this l soy-take Il. as false or tvuei-
rms IS the best q modern 0rI cH DO:
Just be a iiftie sturdy oak yourself
And get some great. bag zine to cling to YOUi
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de Chsgny called to Inquire at Mamma
Nalerius', lie came upon a charming
picture. Christine herself was seated
by the bedside of the old lady. Who was
sitting up against the pillow. knittlns.
The pink and white had returned TO
Inc young girls checks, Tie dark rings
round her eyes had disappeared. Raoul
no longer recognized the tragic face Of
The evening world., 1911-03-21

Her Rubaiyaf.
ZEN coy. An, 1omons such a helpless thtnoI
/N Too delicate to V0te-lust made to cling
Ava And rro1 her tendrsis round some strons
mans heart.
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"hIcn may be con.
tG.Ted timely al,
!eas: now that tn,
New Theatre has do.
cited =, surrends. f.,
license.
The bill opensj
Wiil an opers..,
bang called "3or
sing that went OF
Lie a Chinese cracx,.
OF cannon size wAel
Nine. Josephine u.
CODY and other,
Doomed out. /. -.
minded one Of a,
overcharsed MA.
dame BUTTERFLY aai
seemed n '"e heay;
for the llsht AMI
gladstone occasion
destined to cover tn,
Messrs. Shu5ert WIKI
brand-new glory =.
Then cam -ortajada,
but she dila't exactly
conquer the gigantic
audience with her
spanish dancing. s.,
vas Intent ra.ls-
inan intense. and hos
Moorish" danc.l;
girls looked s,rangaly
familiar, also some.
hat heavy for ia,
work they had on
foot.
As a matter OF fact.
there 'ns no partioJ-
lar feature that
stood out as a dis
The evening world., 1911-03-21
CHAPTER X.
"ToT6et the Name"

iiE day after Christine had
IN !: s: 3: &C.: !: !: E: :: :: &C: : {; j.: !: 8; +: e.: !: 4: !:
- of his senses, VI. 10 ICON
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CHAPTER TX.
(Contlnued.D
AtfHc Masked Ball.

lEiSTINE walked toward her
mage in the glass and tae
IMAGE came toward her Tho
Two Chris .ines-the real one
aud the relleCtion-enGed -
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The Phantom Of the Opera ~

Christine had just eft. Like her. he let
has head fall into his hands. When he
raised IL the tears were streaming doNL
his young cheeks, real. heavy tears, ! e
those which jealous children shed. tears
that wept for a sorrow which was In no
way fancitul. but whieh Is common 10
al. tho lovers on earth and wh.ch ne ex-
pressed aloud;
who Is this Erik?" he said.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-18
BIG AND INTERESTING BILL
AT THE COURT NEXT WEEK

Patrons of the Court Theatre who
have become acquainted with w. e.
White and his latest ventriloquial
novelty, mine p. M. at the White
House, will be glad to learn that it
has been secured as the headline at
traction for the first half of next week.
Second of Importance on the bill will
be Ethel Whiteside and her picks
in THE Follies of Coontown." Miss
Whiteside has also played in this city
before and made a host of friends by
her clever entertainment. A newcomer
here will be Veronica De Vene, a char
aeter comdienne. The Reed st. John
Trio will present a refined singing and
dancing speciality, entitled, Colonial
Pastimes." Frank Whitman, mono.
logue artist, will have a new budget of
stories, and the Grotesque R%andolphs
are sensational aerialists.
Another Newarker. Charles Ill, with
Bertha Walker, will head the bill for
the second half of the week, commence
ing with the matinee performance or
Thursday. 'rhey will present a comedy
playlet, entitled, Just a Girl Rou-
BILE Simms, the well-lSnown c%artoonist,
will occupy the second position.
Other contributors to the bill will be
Catherine Robertson, a singing come
dienne; the Baldwins, eccentric singing
and dancing comedians; the Bohemian
-Four. in refined musical acts, and Bert
Sheppard and Company. Australian
champion cowboy whip manipulation.