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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Brother Jonathan,

The origin of the term Brother Jona-
than was as follows: When General
Washington went to Massachusetts to
organize the army he found a great
lack Of ammunition and Of other nee
essary means for the conduct Of the
war, and at one time it seemed quite
impossible to arrange things properly.
Jonathan Trumbull was then governor
Of the state Of Connecticut, and the
general, who placed complete reliance
on his excellency's Judgment, said, I'VE
must consult Brother Jonathan" He
did so, with the satisfactory result that
the governor was successful in supply
ing many of the pressing wants of the
army, and thenceforth, whenever diff
fculties arose and the army spread
over the country, 1--WE must consult
Brother Jonathan" became q common
saying until 1t passed into nickname
for the whole country.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
LEGAL SEALS IN JAPAN.
Every 'Person Must Have Ono Which
the Government Registers.

the Government Registers.
japanese seals han) are of wood,
stone or metal. with signs engraved on
the face. They are used in addition to
q signature to represent an individual.
q legal person or a corporation. The
seals of the emperor are distinguished
as privy and state seals. They are
each three inches square.
The state seal is used mostly upon
documents relating to foreign coun.
tries. The privy seals are stamped on
imperial rescripts, issued for preclama-
tons at home.
Japanese law requires that each in
dividual should send in an impression
of his seal as a specimen called jitsr-
I'M to have it registered and kept in a
government office district office of a
city, town or village) that it may rep,
resent himself in deed.
The material employed to make these
seals consists Of various kinds of pre-
cious stones, gold, silver, etc. Those
mostly in use at the present day are of
agate, rock crystal, ivory, rhinoceros
or buffalo horn, shell. marbles or of
cherry wood or lockwood, and recently
india rubber has come in use.
The ink used for stamping Is called
niku. 1t is generally of vermilion red.
The cheapest kind Of seals are made
of lockwood and sold at 8 cents apiece.
Most seals are oval in shape, but some
are round and others square. They
rarely exceed one-half inch in diane
ter.-Oriental Review.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Blind Alexis Wonderful Memory.

Blind Alex, who lived in Stirling.
Scotland, from 1880 to about 1910. had
the most wonderful memory Of which
any account has ever been recorded.
He was Familiarity known as The
Complete Concordance" on account OF
the fact that he knew the entire Old
and New Testaments by heart" He
was tested a half dozen or more diff
ferent times before the Scottish Soci-
ETY. Of Advanced Learning and always
succeeded in convincing the professors
that he was all that had been claimed
for him. If any sentence in the entire
Bible was repeated to him he would
instantly name chapter and verse. or
if the book. chapter and verse were
named he could give the exact words.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
A kinqdom For a Horse.

The king of England owes his crown
to horses shoe. The act Of settle
ment by which in 1901 parliament
elected the house of Hanover to the
British throne, passed the commons
by only one majority. This deciding
vote was given by Sir Arthur Owen,
NJ. P. for Pembrokeshire, third Of his
title, who rode post haste from Wales
for the purpose. lie had relays of
fresh horses all along the route. but
arrived, dusty and travel worn, at
Westminster barely in time to the very
minute. Had one of his horses gone
lame or cast a shoe he would have
been too late.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
MOTHER IS WILLING
Mrs. Nicholson Wants Three
Children Sent to Home.

Their father and mother separated
because of domestic troubles. and the
mother barely able to support and care
for them. Lee. Opal and Eva Nichol-
son, aged 13, II. and years, respect
lively, probably will be sent to Whites
institute, at Wabash.
Petitions were filed in the Wayne
juvenile court this morning by Mrs.
Elizabeth Gambler, city missionary and
probation officer, alleging that the
children were dependent and neglected
and asking that they be made wards
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
A SHORT COURSE IS
Arranged by Purdue for the
Wayne County Farmers.

The farmers of Wayne, Henry, Fay
cite, Rush and Union counties will
meet next Tuesday afternoon in the
Town Hall of Cambridge City for the
purpose of organizing Farmers
Short Course to be held in this city
in January This is the Purdue short
course for farmers, horticulturists.
dairymen, stock raisers, poultrymen
and domestic science. A good attend
ance is urged by the local committee.
Any parties desiring further informa-
ton can secure the same by address
ing the chairman of the advertising
committee, B. F. Wissler. Cambridge
City, Ind.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
AS BULGARIAN GUNS
ROAR ALL EUROPE
IS TREMBLING
European Diplomats Today
for the First Time Admit
the Possibility of General
Hostilities.
CONTINUED from Page One.D
tians in Salonika before evacuating
the city.
The Greeks captured between $4,000
and 10000 prisoners at Salonika
REACH THE CAPITAL.

SALONIKA, Nov. 9.-Affairs are
rapidly moving to a climax in Con-
stantinople. The vanguard of the re-
treating Turkish army reached the
capital leaving behind it swath OF
death and destruction. In the suburbs
unprotected Christians are being kill
ed.
News of the fall of Salonika reached
the populace today for the first time
and this, added to the repeated exhor-
tations of the Mohammedan priests for
holy war has worked the fanatic
Musselmans into a frenzy.
A mob burned several buildings out
side of the city today. Followers of
Islam marched through the streets
crying for the blood of Christians.
A Panic Reigning.
Panic reigns even in official circles.
With all the principal cities Of Euro
pean Turkey, save Monastir, Janina,
Scutari and Constantinoplc in the
hands of the allies and with the fate
of Adrianople in doubt the government
faces humiliation north CT tho Bos-
phorus.
There was an all-night meeting of
foreign government representatives on
board the French cruiser Leon Gam
bette. 1t was decided to furnish arms
to all foreign residents for self protec-
ton and to offer the ships of the in
ternational fleet in the Golden Horn
as places Of refuge for foreigners.
Rear Admiral Louis Barlige Da
Fournet of the French navy, has been
chosen senior officer of the interna-
tional fleet.
A segregated district has been set
aside for the cholera patients among
the Turkish soldiers. The medical au-
thorities on board the warshipS are
cooperating with the Turkish authori
ties in an attempt to check the spread
Of the pestilence. The cholera quar-
ter has been removed as far C cs
possible from the. foreign section.
Executions of Turkish soldiers and
officers go forward daily. 1t is esti
mated that at least 800 men have been
shot to death in the past seven days.
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Personal inspection.

An old woman walked into a banh
In Inverness. threw down her deposit
book and said she wished TO draw all
her money. Having got il. she retired
TO n corner or the room and counted
II. She then marched up 10 the teller
and exclaimed: Ave. that1l doe. NH
man: jist pit IL tack again. only
Dundee News
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
HoIIand'o Flowers,

The Dutch are nation Of flower
lovers, skilled gardeners and inventive
farmers. On canal boats. on floating
river houses, around farmhouses, in
humble village and great city one finds
flowers, flowers. flowers. Some one
has said that Hollands illustrious con-
querors have been her engineers and
her florists. Through this flower Gull
ture has come her wealth, for this has
Magazine Flowers.
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of the county and sent to the insti-

of the county and sent to the insti-
tute.
According to Mrs. Gambler the moth
er of the children. who resides on
Sheridan street. Fairview. is obliged
to wash. and although perfectly will
ing to keep the children is unable to
do so because of financial embarrass-
ments. She is obliged to be away from
her home in the daytime and is unable
to give the three children proper par
entail care Mrs. Gambler says that the
mother. Pearl Nicholson. desires TO
pay for the support of the children in
case they are sent 10 the institute.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
STORNlNG ADRIANc7LE

SOFIA, Nov. 9.-Further success to-
cay crowned the efforts of the Bulgar-
ian armies which are attacking Ad-
rianoDle and Constantinople.
After desperate artillery fire last
g without pause for twenty-four
RS the Bulgarians occupied the two
&c Kartaltepe and Papaztepe at
pie, landing many of the Turk
defenders prisoners.
After the forts had been reduced to
submission by the heavy lombard
ment the Bulgars charged upon the
works but took them at the point of
the bayonet. The fall of these two
forts still leave city defended by 10
fortresses, redoubts and block houses
on the outside and the citadel within
the city proper.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Ono Of tho Siqhts Of kieI.

Kiel possesses sight which no Wis.,
itor should miss. On the lawn outside
the yacht club stands statue Of AL
fred Krupp-frock coated. bareheaded.
his hair most accurately brushed and
parted and holding top hat and walk
ing stick in his right hand. In the
opinion of many critics this is the most
grotesque public monument in Europe.
London Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
DENIES THE REPORT

A would be Joker" informed the
Palladium that Mr.. Walter H. Will
liams had gone to Covington, KY.
where he was married to Miss Paul
inc Wilson of Cincinnati. Mr.. Will
liams denies the report and says he
has never been in Covington and does
not know young woman by this
name
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
DAILY TINES QUITS

The Daily Times. a Republican daily
edited by Charles w Stivers. of Lib
erty. suspended operations here last
Monday. The paper was printed an
Richmond during the campaign for the
purpose of presenting the Republican
side of the campaign. Its editor has
returned TO Liberty where he owns
and edits the Liberty Herald
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09

'"rhere could be no better medicine
than Chamberlains Cough Remedy
My children were all sick with whoop-
ing cough. One of them was in bed,
had a high fever and was coughing
up blood. One doctor gave them
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the
first dose eased them, and three bot
ties cured them,' says Mrs. R. A
Donaldson, of Lexington, Miss. For
,ale by all Observation-Disclosures
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Mrs. Katherine Huckemeyer, 81
South Fifth street, was taken to the
Reid Memorial hospital this afternoon.
She is one of the oldest German resi-
dents of Richmond and her recovery
is not expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
The Planet Mars.

The whole globe OF Mars. which has
a diameter OF about half that OF the
sarth t52S thousandths-G.I2S kilome-
tiers. or 4.2Sl miles, weighs only lo5
thousandths of our globe. or 625.5Si
quintillions OF Kilograms. The density
of the materials which compose Mars
is inferior to that of the substances
which compose the earth in the proper
ton OF I'll TO 1000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
CAPTURE PRILEP,

BELGRADE, Nov. 9.-King Peters
Servian army has capturedsthe Mace
DOMAIN city of Prilep after a bloody
battle in which $500 Servians and
es announcing the victory were receiv-
ed by the government today. The
Servians lost $500 men and the Turks
5000. The Turks fled after a long
artillery duel in which they were badly
defeated.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Like a Miracle

"The age of miracles has gone" de-
clared the cynic.
mo, it hasn't" said the woman. "My
husband told me this morning that he
noticed l was wearing last seasons
hat and gave me money to buy a new
one."-Baltimore American.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Wit In tho Workbasket,

"What's the old lady doing now"
asked the stocking.
Getting needle and WOOL" replied
the thimble
well. ri be darnedv calculated the
stocking fercely.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
RUBBING tt In.

"'That girl I've been goin' to sec
amt got no sense of humor."
"Didn't she laugh when you propos-
ed?"-HoustOn Post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-11-09
Hadn't Heard Of Anv Other.

Bjones-Don't you think a laxative
woman is more popular with the men
than any other kind? Henpeckke-
What other kind is there ?-Philadel-
phia Record.
The evening world., 1912-03-11
"AipA" FINELY PERFORMED
IN SATURDAY NIGHT eGRIEs

There was . presentation Of AIDA"
at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Saturday night that thrilled a house
niied to cspacity. Never have popular
Saturday might pertormapcss attracted
auoh crowds as this . Emmy
Destlnn IN the title part. Slezak as
Radames and D!nh Giuy as Amonasro
were ~sp,endldly effective. The writer
does not remember when there were
80 many recalls after the Nile scene.
Maria ClAessehs, Formerly Of the Met
ropoutan, but now Of the Boston Opera
Company. was .Amuers. Didur was
Ramaa. Ross WAS the King and Anna
Case was the un EN- Princess. sturan!
Conquered.
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OUR D OT
WINDOW SiADN

And ''. asa.ssi ! sss ~ ma rs1ss{ q s..s.
Ssrs lsedy p w Hnususl asnAn3e..
and that 20 ordsrS peices NJ 30
sdy.n!sse I; that you have ;i;S sSsks
si,es quoted below sn before hss.ass.
Ho,lsnd--duil finish--6x3 H. s
Ill tihts' s.'..f s20
OpaQue-white and best tints-
7x3 t.-extia long .......... .S2
LonsdAle Hollsnd-Dark blue. oruon.
ccru and whlto-7x3 IT.. ........ 40
Lonsdale Hollsnd-9x3 feet. or
Extra sisc. 7 II. ioas = ~ In. VIDE. 90
Holland shAdes-side hommed- 2
n. long and In Wtishs fFpm ~
u 81 inchN-wtth0ut r0l1eg.,,,,. 40
Separate Hartshuen Rollers. 80. III
Holland ShAdes-9x3 feet
white and al ttnts. including aark
sroen--extrs length .......... 80
AWNINGS AND SHADES
TO ORDER.
For Awnings - well - shsdes.
Only the hest materials and {Ixtures,
PRICES RIdHrI
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boTHER HUGE CROWD
THE CANTOR SiRoTA.

Despite aH increase IN the prices Of
6Ate the Hippodrome vas packed last
Dsning at Cantor Strota's third ap-
Aarsn ce In New York. Enthusiasm
Not al a high pitch throughout the per-
|eRmaaee. -:
sac programme included many ira
Slon al Hebrew SONGS. Slrota confirmed
D hreylous high estimate of his vocal
Ciiity, although at times there was EVIL
encs Of d strain. due probably 10 his
ReKu6us concert tour- lie was assisted
" the Cantors' Association OF America,
N IT. Kramer, conductor. which did
pc remarkable, choral work. Nahan
Sanko's orchestra, conducted by VIZ
rio Podesti. and a cnorhs under l..
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)Ulfo seTrps AVE MARIA"
At METROPOLITAN CONCERT.

fIYllO setU, the, chorusmaster " The
lt~rppoutan Opera Company. directed
lip at the Opera House last nisht, mig
IN Ave Maria" Tor mixed chorus
khout accompaniment that won favor
Few weeks ago. Aside from tho at
k%ctlveness Of the composition. the
5glng Of n by Mr.. Setti's chorus OF
men and women Il admirable. No
tener could fail to note and be touched
the earnestness and fidelity that
The evening world., 1912-03-11

vOuS anO run DOWN.
J was dizzy and had
numb feelings and
my eyes achcd.
took doctors medi-
cincs but they did
me no good, SO dc.
cided to try LydiaE.
Pinkham's vcgcte-
bic Compound.
did so, and now !
feel stronger and
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JUPITER SYMPHONY
NWAlrER ~pAMRoscH's MEN.

Waiter Damrosch directed the SYM
any Society Orchestra through an
)~cellent performance OF Mozart's
hupitA'' symphony at the Century
beasre' yesterday afternoon. He also
lesentcd The first, third and fourth
bvements Of Richard STRAUSS SYM
bric fantasy. From italy the i'm.
: ssIons Cor which Mr.. strauss Inn
"a on a visit TO Rome and Naples In
:. when he vas only 1wenty;twP years
The last movement contains the
puiar air. g'anlculi, Fanicola." The
DIST was George Barrere. the futist
the orchestra, than whom there 10
he better who was heard In u ro-
Snce BY Saint-Saens and a seherzo
WSJor, :.
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HAND sA0s-vsipe, So
BALD Price 80
Black Seal end Walrus 6rsan V-inch
riveted ~ fancy metal frsmcs-
leather purse.
DAND :0A0S-vAiu@ $40 to ~. 3D.
SAl0 prize. . 40
Az L~ssthss--uastAl 9. c3vsssd trsmos
French Gray or Oilt finish major
ity leather lined and fitted vith purse.
HAND D~AGk--vApss sl.76 70 81 .OO---
Sale price . Las
W4lfu Graia--ssaoy mssat ~ riy-
Sod framcs-lcather lincd Heather
haudles- purse
oAND DA0s--vslues "a. On Z q 90
Sale price . 80, Loo
Long Grain. Goatskin. Walrus Grain,
Walrvs Goat. Real Morocco and other
q I@sthefx.-rtvstsd. fancy metsi
tsA.ASr ". sl{i iipad--ons end vi
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HAND sAGs-vsluss $500 70 ss.oo-,
sale price. $50. LOO
1ornbeck siliseeos. leas q4in ~.
som: issshsss 80 Envs,oe: -
rsago style OF various de- 90
shapes - fAucy m6tal franGo.
Guiding stamped German. Snvee-
Also covrod frames VIII Q1Dsy-
patent lock and bolt ends-US IncSj
iesthcr lined and lfSssd.
SUIT cAsBs-usuany el.so-
ealo price. e.. 400
- Inch - Covhids - shirt fold -
plet4 linen lrin0 -str0o0 le6k -
misunderstanding protectOd co90eesI
TBAveLlNG Bags
usually $50 70 -. Loo
Sale prise. $50
Genfine Cowhide-.Nack, russss ~
M ssr..s:ssh~ iiasd-avs dsssI
ISLE GIVEN TO THIS SALE
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FASHIONS LATEST IN
rOULARD SILKS

A section d ~ esa, Sah DsDsstnsas, whsss
delighted and ~sn,hriAs6s esasnas daily
attest ths superiority Il ~ sssek, Ct. ~
more satsiaetsry Spins sa1 SsRnsr Aso
can be found than one q isulssa
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az inch - nKvy. b.sct snS. mediaA
c0l0rs - sman ftgvrSD - sl.25 quausy
BoRpERED SATIN yoULARDs. 90
20 fnch-plAln Col0es--sraeedroo 80
siens and Au-0vsrs-Sl.2S quality.
SHOWER PROOF yoULARDs..... 70
Large range q new color - Figures.
DOS md spots.
13-inch--new PefsSAn design bosderl
-Bordssux. pine. blue. brown and black
CLOSE WEAVE FoULARDs... -. TO
So inch - navy M black - Wits
spots Of VARIOUS sisss.
COAT AND DRESS Innings
Large Stoeks- -Exesusnt valuss
36-inch MORE Percalines-
desirable shsdes-r 10 7E
SILK Finish Porcslines-
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36-inch Liplng satins-fashionable
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ces Aida
With
Philharmonic
SYLVESTER RAWLlNG.

RAkUEs AIDA vas the sololat al
tia Philharmonic Society's concert
In, Carnebie Hall yesterday after
.sundsr josef Sesnsky.s direction.
3 pri,na dona soprano, who in pri-
lie Is the wife Of Mr.. OattL d.
Dr. Of the Metropolitan Opera Com
sang first foul songs by Wolf
yrari that are new here. all exquislte
|texture, development and meaning.
last. 20 81 che non sapfvo sospk
5e.' not easy to sing. Later she Of
ed the aria. 'sE Depuis lie tour.N from
5rpentier's "Leuise.v the prhnlpal
Aractcr OF which she created at La
la, in Milan. a few years ago. Bar
"a Sremolo, of which Nine. Aida
. not rid herself to suit American
ne, her singing was dainty. rehnsd
d expressive. She was recalled many
hes, especially after the Louise" aria.
kir. Siransky displayed to the bes:
Vantage his talent for conducting ara
n capAcfiy oS his orchestra In Ber-
Dx.s "rhe corsAir',- overture, with
|h!ch the concert was begun. 1t was
q yed with brllllancy and snap.
lees impressive wal; the pro
Intation OF Tschalkowsky's fourth
5mphony, nobly done. II the highest
beetati6ns were not met In etrsuss's
narkable tone poem. Death n
ansagHausn,g \ was because. q n
-soon-to.bs-forgotten performance OF
recently by Mr.. Fielder apd h Bos-
Symphony Orchestra.
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W0MANb|zzY
PARTLY NUMB
Doctors Did Her No Good
-Testifies How She Was
Helped by Lydia E. Pink
hams c o m p u d.

GAINESVILLE. Ohio.-"Last fall ] had fc-
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The evening world., 1912-03-11

NoUsGKEGpsng NRRpo m
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BUY now
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MORNING acknowledgements. Tuesday. Untn l p. NJ.
To proven, dealer. buying quantities. restricted. No mall or Telephone orders
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PUTNAM oRlsWolo AZ worAM;
JOHANNA 0Ao0kl, eRVNNhlupE

. Putnam 0riswold, for the irst time
here. was wotan IN d performance of
DIE waikuere" At the Metropolitan
Opera House on Saturday afternoon,
which he distinguished oy his virile
presence and his ~sonorous and expires
sive voice. Johanna 0adski, tust back
from q eonceft" tour. was Brunnhiids.
an imposing nsurs. - she always Is.
and singing g%loriousiy. It Is good to
b, reminded once In . while that. aside
from impersonation. wotan and Brunn.
hide really can be sung. Berta Mo-
ren was q lovely sisglinde. even
though her voice was not always satls-
fying. and Karl Jorp. SINGING well, was
. fine 0tegmund. Their love-making In
Hunding's home was the most realistic
seen for some time. "FforencS w1ckham
was Fricka and Basii Ruysdael was
IIunding. Tho valkyries were Rita
Fornia. Lenora Sparkes. .Rosina Van
Dyck, 1nsa Orner. Henrietta Wakefield,
Florence wickham, Marie hatfield,
Mary Jungmann. Alfred Hertz conduct
Ell hnely. There wGS . crowded house.