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GAINED STEADILY
FROM The START.

when baby was three weeks old we
were compelled to take him from the
breast We vainly tried several infant
foods, but he kept losing steadily until he
was nothing but skin and bones and cried
continually. The doctor put him on
Mellin's Food. and he gained steadily
from the start. HE'S now eleven months
old, weighs twenty-five pounds, is plump,
gleeful child. Heis now just beginning to
walk, has ten teeth, sleeps well. and has
gone through this dreadful no. weather
without the slightest ailrneni."
Mrs. r. w. McBroom. Fihian, III.
Send for free sample to try.
MELLINs FOOD co. : BOSTON. MASS
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Gum lntersung bss Dam :
pfers .U} lpper".

~ NV v y ~ ~ Y
Ottan a, Ontario, IA. Rop. 8si
benz untsrgdng bes 9ampfers vMdDz
Homer" i'm Uadbeipnstd CLUB itno
ipobrIheinlid elf perionen ums Sc
BEN aefomn.en. Cine 9epe'6e aus
8errD's gai, brei Mieilen bon benz
S6auplaB bes llngliids entfernt, Be-
Iast, baB feline 5offnung mebr porz
bdnoen lei, baB nod irgenb Semunb
bon bsnen, ois ith on 8orb Der rWlabz
Homer" befanben, ols lie unterging.
am 2eben iei.
Die prei ueberlebenDen Iinb 70
idpah, baB fte fpenig bariiber gu fuz
gen i'm Stanbe iinb, ipie ii6 bas unz
gliif ereignete. sic ipurben am Mitte
nod abenb, balb:rfrpren, auf elmer
Snfel, brei Weilen unterbal6 Der
Stele, an tpelher Der 0ampfer unterz
gegungen mar, aufgefunben.
Sopett itnb nur sipsi Qei6sn aufz
gefunben. Wdbreno Der Raht uno
umMorsen fpiit6ets Elm beftigerS6nssz
iturn.
"A rumGnii DE Splbats n
ertrunten.
gutdreit, Rumdnien, IA. 9iop.
Qm Wlittnod limb A rumdniifs Sol=
baten ertrunten, ndbrenb iie bon elmer
WeiIitdrItatton nah Der anosren iiber
ben GalaroIt Sse bef0rpsrt peroen
Yolltsn. 9aS Boot f9lua UNI unb nur
5 bon ben 49 SniaiIen gelans ss, onz
2ano gu I64pimmen.
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0onpon, IA. Rppember. Die
Eirtei bat nun formea gulgarien um
SrieDen eebeten unb lit odmlt ben 30.
esrnoeH Grobmddten nit ibren Ser
mittelungsperiuhen auDorgetomnen.
Gin Waffenftiuitanb lit aber nod niht
abeeihloGen Dorpen, benn es itnD
G9pisristeiten pesen Der geoingunz
gen eRtituRben. 8ulgorien Oerlangt,
bsm gernebmen na9. Die Rdumung
ron Morianppsl, Scutari unD Wonaz
fir als 8ebingungen fir Die Senab@
rsng zines Observation-Disclosures, bic llns
t.rhanolungen iinb aber nod i'm
Gange.
WGbrenb Der 4risgsforrsiponoent
Der g8isner vReidspOit" bsbauptet,
bag ,mDrbsrilde Sample" bel ben
r5dataliu Sorts itattgefunoen hdtten,
ertIdren Gle tiirtii6en 8ebDroen, baB
felt mebreren 5dsen teine erH1tlIhen
Edmpfs itattsefunosn bdtten.
Die 9riehen nnb Serben linn jeb.
Dor Usonaitir anselanst unp cine
GhIaht tam bort itiinDlich ertpartst
perben. Der Fommunbeur Der tiirtis
ihen 1ruppen bat ii6 bereit erfldrt,
MOnaitir au iiberssben, aber untsr
Bebinsunsen, Die Die Serben uno
@riehen nibt anne6men tonnten.
Wenn bic StuDt ansesriffen Dirp,
lperben bic 9iirten nubrIheinli6 tel,
nen ernitlihen gDioeritano leiiten, uno
bas Shidfal bon WoHaltir miro
pabr1deinIid basfeIbe iein tpie' bass
ienige BON Saloniti,
Die @riehen mari6iren nod auf
Sanina au. giner Meloung aus guz
iursft aufolse iino bic 9srluite Der
9ulsaren in benz aries iutpeit piel
GROCER als anfanes ansenommen
rpurne. Dieiem 8eridt 3ufoIse belouft
fidb bic 3abl ibrer Sooten uno 8er-
ipunbeten auf 10000 biz $4,000
Mann, BON elmer 4rmee pon320, 900
Mann. unb Is tpiro baruuf hingeipiez
fen, bab 8ulgarien, nah Mb5ug Der
Sruppen, bic nOtbig limb, um bic aoz
munitatipnslinie often gu baIten. nur
nod 10000 Wann tampffdbige
Iruppen i'm 0eloe bat.
Gin @runb. Der ipabrideinlih 9uls
sarien perunIai1en piro, ieins gu,
f.immung gu einsm MaffenitillitdHb
nnb benz 8eginn bon Jrieosnsunterz
banblungen 5u geben. lit bic Jurht
Dor Der Cholera. Die aoniiantinopeler
pffiaielen 8eridbse geben Dabin, naB
tdgIih nur rsrbGltniBmdbig tpenige
Grtraniunaen on Der gbOlera Dortom-
men, aus anbereu Welounsen sebt
abtr herDor, baB bic Gpioemie bereits
cine iebr fhlimme uno bic Sterblih@
seit cine isbr srobe 1T.
Die punfte, bic INNER nod orotsn,
bic Wemiibungen um einsn Jrieoen gu
Nihte 5u MAIDEN, iinb bic 4nipriite
Gerbiens auf einsn 0afen am Norias
t!fmen Waeer unb bus yerlGneen Der
Nlbaneien nnh llnabbdnsiateit.
Die Mlbuneien buben bereits cine
MISUNDERSTANDING erIaifen uno
einsn protsit seasn jeDe ginmiIhuns
In lire MISUNDERSTANDING
srbohen. Die Drsaniiation Der alba@
aifmsn y2atipnaliftsn bei4uloiet bic
Strbtn. bab fie i'm G<beimsn ale al
tanifdxn Rriesssefansensn ermoroet
tdtten.
mGl ~ tsssssunasn sss- sssbsn
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Der Dpnamiter. prp3eB,

Osr y = n q III Iter IS rp Sc B.
Snbiunapolis, IA. RODemb.
sJH Den SoHnerItdg Berbanolungen
oes 9pnaniter Pro8eilss puroe oos
SstenntniB Sames y. Mcgtamdra5,
bas 0sbduoe Der Sos 2lngsles Simes
am l. Ottober 1910 in Die 2uft gs-
iprengt gu babsn, feline WtotiOe uno
feline Gommentare iibsr ben Sob 10
pieler psrionsn auf oem 3eugeHItanDe
Tpsitldufis erortsrt.
Srtts WcMauigal, Der Staats3euz
ge, CAB an, bag Wtc9tamara ihm gez
gsnubsr bic 96at unumpunosn 3ugez
seben babe, al Ser ii6 nit WcRamara
in bic gHdlbsr BisfoTinS 5uriid8e3os
gen babe.
Slap u. 5peitn1ore unb Gugsne 6.
Glance, Qlrbetterfibrer in Sun 5ranz
cisco. bdttsn Die gorbersituHgen sur
GrploiioH getrpffen uno WcRamara
lire 9snoiTen ). u. Sduitt unb 7a=
bib gaplan gum gintaufsn Der u0tbts
gen Grplofionsitoffe augefhidt. Gap
Ian uno Stnitt Duroen ipdtsr DON
Der 9rano Surp 2ps Qlngeles Gountp
pegen Morbe5 in QutIase5uitano per-
isst, Iie babsn lid aber Der 9erbafz
tuus ourh bic Jludt snt5ogen. Gs
heiBt, baB GaplaH gstDotet purbe.
2lIs McWanigal fragts. pes9ulb
McNamara ben Qdhn Der 9usIeitung
Q6gebrodsn babe, antD0rtete t6m bic
fer augebIi6: gMeil ih burd Die Gr-
ploiion bas gan3s 9ebGube IN Die
S0lIe bIaisn pDIlte." llnb 9u mug
teit. oaB lid in bsmielben 10 DieIe
2euts befanben2" - rWas md6ts?",
entgssnete McRamara auf bieIe Sra
ge. sd IoIIts refine gahn MAIDEN,
uno ih that's. Sd bebaurs alleroings,
oaf 10 p.ete Geripnen getOotet ipurbeH,
bate aber gehufft, ben General Otis
gu padsn."
McWonigdt er3Ghlts, baB sr am
3. Hopsmsr 1910 i'm 8egriffe getpeien
lei, nad aenoIbu, Wis., einen eSa9oz
ausflus ansutrsten, ulS SoRn Wcgeaz
mara gu linn aetommen lei uno i'm
oebeten babe, Ieinen 9ruoer Sames
9. McRamara mit3unehmen.
McManigaI uno MeRumard rsi@
item Johann nit elmer SagoseIeIliduft
na6 Gpnoper, gBis., unp bon bort
All einem 5 Mteilen entfernten Bdlbz
lager. 4m 9. Rppember babe er So
mes 9. McNamara permibt uno lid
allsin auf Die 9iridiugo bsgeben. sd
bate msinsn Stunoort auf einem
gaumitumpf aenpmmen. ais iG] plDB=
lid eiHen 9iitolenfhuB bintsr mir
horte. SD orebte mid un. lab aber
Rismanbsn. SIN nGfIteu Iugenblide
taunts WcRdmara nebsn mir uuf uno
sleid3sitig tam mir bliBartis Der Sc
bante, bab er midi hdtte erI6ieBen
pollen. Sd mari linn often pOr, oaB
re mid babe aus Dem Wsge rdumen
boIIsn. binsufiisenb, caB biss serabe
Der rihties BlaB bdsu lei, iemanoen
p.rihtpinbsn gu luiien, ba tein Sabu
mebr nah i6m trdhns perbe. gr ent=
geenete, oab er midi nur babe erihres
den pollen. feBte Iih nieoer unb err
sGblte mir bann Die 8efdidte Der Sos
Inaeles aataitrppbe. Gr Idgte. odb
er eut in BEN Wobnunaen BON 9enez
raj Stis uno gelir 2ee6anblaar, lesz
terer Sstrstdr Der rMerhants u. Mus
nufucturers IHn." 5Dllenmaidinen
plasirt babe. Iuf Der RidreiIe nu9
benz Often babe er iido 10 ithuloig oe=
fIhlt, bah er fsinem Menfd1en ins 9ez
iiht gu ihduen seipagt babe"
Gin furbieer M6rber ges
Inn Il.
sadionpiIle, Gla., ii. Hop.
lgrse4 RiIsS. Elm Rsgsr. Der am usiss'
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Jn(anO Ge(egrap6

Die gertbsiDtgung bsr
UlDroer NoieutfdIs.

~ ptr " u lQ >.
Rem Yort, IA. ROp. sSn Der pit.
toreaten Sprahe Der 9otperD ga6eR
am 8onueritag brst Der MGnuer, tie
Der Grmoroung german RoIent9als
onget!ast iino, ibre YerTion bes Uorz
bes gum Beiten. Die 9rei pareu:
~9pp the BLOOD, rWbitsp Gslpis uno
.2sftie 9ouie".
Die ausiagen her Drei tparen iaIt
buhitdbIid oieieIben uno eiuqeu oaz
bin. oaB griogie Webber, Sarrp BAL
Ion uno elm mplterioier ,SSrember"
9ernan Roientbal erIho1en 6Gtten.
Sid fel6it fhilbeften iie als uni6ulz
Di9e 3uI6auer. pie bon r8nlb Fad"
,fpfe na9 benz SdauplaB Der Sbat
gelodt pprben ieisn, um lie als ,aarz
nidel" bsnusen gu tonnen. Qllle Srei
bebaupteten, oab Der pierte Der @nge=
tlagten. n0ago SSrant" GiroFici, gar
nidt am S6auplaB Der 5bat geipeien
Iei. Ollie 9rei bei6poren, baB lie neiez
ben hdtten, tpie Webber, 0allon u. Der
n5remoe" .uuf gOisntbal geidoFen
bdtten. Sic gingen iogar 10 nett gu
bebanptsn;- DaB lie uiht Dor benz
ndf'Iten Gag getpuBt bdtten, baB 8o=
ient1al es mar, ber erihoiIen purbe,
uno ale 0rst bebauptetsu, bab Die
2lusfussn Roies, Deb6srs unp Der
anbersn 3eugsn infdme 2iigsn isien.
8 9inri6tung i'm 3uhtba
5u Col lum bus.
golumb bus, g., IA. HoDem6sr.
Rpeeo alatpet6, Elm Stalisner, Der
iiberfiibrt tporben mar, 5ulammen nit
0omenica Seipsggio i'm Ssptsmbsr
1911 auf asups Sslane brsi 2anosz
leute srmorost unb bsraubt gu 5aben,
rpuroe am 5reitag Wiorsen, balo na6
Witternadt, i'm bieiigen 3u6tAau5
Dernittelit Glettrisitdt binserihtst.
SelDegsio, Der iton mebrmais eis
nen 4ufIhub erhaIten bat. ipiro am
5reitas na6fter No4e 9ingsrihtst
Derben.
Sflanst9 unb seIpeesio batten ibrs
orei lanosleute in Der 5iitte, Die lie
anf HsllDs Ssldno bepobnten. ermorz
ret uno berailb. uHo bic 2eihsn in
ZEN grie See seIporfen. Sic puroen
aber nub elm paar g8ohen am ltfer
angeIfpemnt. 2ln Den beipen g2an=
nern, Die in pittsburg perbaftet tpurz
ben, purben mebr aIs $1,000 eefunben,
;DGhreHo es betannt mar, oab lie pors
Der fait gang arm pdren.
sara Mn berOn 5um Bot
hafter in Sapon Err
nannt.
Wa5 bington, .. g., IA. Hop.
9ar5 9lnDerIon, pen Waibingion, ieBt
Der. Staaten Geinnbter in gelsisn, lit
gum gOtihafter in Sapan ernannt
poroen. als Ra6fo!ger BON Charles
pase grDon, Der Dor elm paar 5asen
reiisnirt bat. 0urh bic iaponiIds
8otfboft puroe in grfabruns sez
braht, oaB Serr 2tnoerion Der jopas
nifhen Regierung als Der. Staaten
goti9after piltommen iein piros,
nno feline Grnsnnung pirb in ben
ndhiten Sagen angstiinoist perosn.
Gin Hnabe Der 30 or ser.
2aDrenceburg, ap., IA. Nop.
Garl Wiurrea, Elm 10 Sabre alter
Guube, Eat na1rsno oes 5ases .in9e=
itanoen, bcB er ss mar, Der am Wiitt@
iuod ben 80 Sabre alien @iniisoler
Daniel Wiiler in 2lnoerfon Gountn
erIdoHen gabe. Wiuiam Wiurreu, rer
Water nes Enabsn uno 5lpei ieiner
9riiter ipurben ipatsr aIs VitiHa!s
niss ssrbat.st.
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J. Cincinnati Treitae oen Is. Mopember 1912.


Sir Ohio: S6Dnes Metter am
Dreitag; am Samitog ih0nes, ettpos
iDdrmeres Wetter. Rorbipeitlide bis
rDrolihe Winbe, bic am Samitas perz
dnberlib tperhen.
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MusIanD-S elegrapb
To6 keia WafenQllfaaO a6.
geI6(olen.
9ie 8alsaren itellen idwere
Yeoimsnnsen.
81
9ie stampfe, bic felt eiuisen1asen
ctasefteut tparcu, beginner
tpieoer.
Die 8ulsaren Iollen Don elmer Irmee
Don 100000 Mann
Bereits $4,000 bis $4,000 Mann an
Topten unb 0rpunpetsn perloreu
baben.
N0nig Rtioluus BON Wspntenssro bistst
Seltsrreh unb Stalien Sros.
>$:~-
BulSaren uno Ssrben lollen IS auf
bic gIusruttuns Der 4Ibaneisn aba
ssiebeH babeH.
->:>--
Braf Homanones gum lplrilhen
prsmisrminiitsr srnunnt.
81
@Is 9suHfUlger oss ermprbsten pre-
miers Ganalejas,
~E~
Der fraHsDiifb fpdnilae WearOttO>
9ertras unter3sibHst.
-
44 rumGniIte SolDdteH srtrunten.
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Com DDIlamihlagg6 in in:
0iaaapo(is.
@rtie Mc 2Manigaf madt mel.
tere tntere0ante Aus sfaseu.
Sie pier, Der Grmurouns Ser
man Hnieutbals anseflas=
ten Widnner
-~ss~-
9refeH ieBt ben SpieB I'm

st.
uno be6aupten, baB ibrs 6duptantlGz
ger, gDsbber, 9allpn unO Elm
r5rsmoer", bic lpirtIi9su MDrz
Der Ieisn.
Gin farbiger Moroer in sSIortpa ge=
lgnft,
See Wegtung, Der S6aBmsiiter Der
0er. Staaten reiignirt
-~3:>
Negsn Oiffsrsn3en, bic er nit S6aBz
amtsietretdr Mac 8eagb bate.
>:s~
2ora 4nperion gum Der. Staatsn Bot
f4Gfter in Sdpan ernannt.
-~s:~
aocco aIopetd i'm 3udtbaus gu 60
lumbus, g., bingsrihtet.
-~.s>-
Games y. 5asgtn pOH Der Regieruns
auf 9erausgabs BON $2,512,954
Dettla9t.
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Mabrib, IA. Nop. Der franaos
fifh ipaniihe Marotio 8srtros 1T
bier amDonneritas bon oem ipanifhen
Miniftsr bes Meubersn, Wearquis Maz
nuel @ureia prieto unb bem bieiisen
frana0iiiden 9otI4aiter. Econ Gkofs
frop, ans<s3ei4net.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
SUDDEN END OF CENTENARlAN
Gets Fine Line of Obituaries
aud Some Newspaper
Apologies.

That bllthe little story Of Mark Twaln's
about the man who wrote TO the editor
that candor compelled him 10 state that
the account of his death was grossly ex-
aggerated would not raise a smile in To-
cal editorial sanctums OF Scranton, Pa.
And all, because Micajah Wise, 100 years
old. known for many years as Wayne
countys Grand Old Man. made the
rounds of the, newspaper offices in per
son and demanded retractlons Of the pub
lished accounts of his death.
Glowing eneomiums Of his character
and deeds. deft allusion TO the void in
the community caused by the passing Of
one so full of years and honors. failed
TO mollify the patrisrch's wrath. He was
not dead one" and he was prepared
to show il lie had to lick some one.
81 want TO see you about that death
notice of Micajah Wise" remarked the
aged gentleman when he dropped In on
the newest city editor in town. The editor
looked up and saw replica of Father
Time, and scented possible rival in the
age line.
HE was every day as old as we stated. .
remarked the editor. forestalling an ar
gument
you bet he was. But he amt as dead
as you made him out, and I'm here to
prove 1t IL I-haSe to put up fight. Now,
1 mind that went on the patriarch. shak-
1 ing his fist .Fil lick some Of you fel.
lows II you try to put me in my grave
before I'm ready to 60"
Mr. Wise is getting fine line Of re-
fractions
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

hut Il Is unfair TO condemn a company
that is making the smaller cities. just
because ii plays one night at a place.
Scarcely star goes on tour but Is
booked for large number of one-nlght
performances. II is absolutely necessary
that this be true. else a large number Of
very considerable cities would never get
to see star. The number Of good at
fractions. and the number OF nights pos
sibie to play. Is small In comparison TO
the number OF places that want to see
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25


one-night stands and No. .
companies. recently published
I&iMIW In the Chicago Record Herald,
- the sender inquring how far
the situation therein set forth applies TO
Omaha. A definite answer to the query
necessitates something Of an explanation.
First OF all, Omaha is unfortunately
situated on the theatrical map. 1t Is not
quite big enough to be 4 good week"
stand except for extraordinary attrae-
tons. 1t does not properly belong in the
list Of one-night stands, and has not been
50 classified for several years. II is Just
In the middle Of large group OF one
night stands, though. and companies pass
ing to and fro among them make Omaha
for four or three nights. according to
which end Of the week they come in. This
Is stated IN general terms. Another 10000
people added to the population and
Omaha win get into the list OF week
stands. but viii not for that reason be
relieved Of the condition that brings Ia
the companies that play the one-night
stands,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

There Is something fine about the in
seriptlon which is to be placed on the
fireman's monument In Riverside park,
Soldiers in a War That Never Ends"
And alas, 1t Is war In which the
enemy, year In and year out. infllcts more
damage than countless battling armies.
II Is a war. too. In which those who fall
and perish are fully as deserving Of praise
love Of country.
Soldiers in a War That Never Ends
II Is a good line.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
Omaha and the No. 2

from which II was made. Macklyn Ar
buckle was featured in the role OF slim
Hoover. and when he left the company
The Round Up were at an end; but
the company returned to Omaha last week
with totally unknown man playing
slim Hoover. and the first performance
saw more people packed into the Brandeis
theater than had ever purchased tickets
there before, while each succeeding per-
Torrance saw the house filled. What
could the manager argue from that ex-
perience7 In the case OF Seven Days"
Meszrs. wagenhals & Kemper have had
as many as five companies playing that
piece on the road at the same time
Three Of them have played in Omaha:
all were good. and none OF them did big
business.
As to the matter of a critic telling In
advance whether a company Is competent.
whether show is good, that is out Of
the question. The critics Of the Omaha
papers have frequently divided in their
opinions. or at least IN their public ex-
pressions. but they have uniformly con-
tended that the unworthy play has no
place on the stage. and have unanimously
condemned such This practice has been
followed throughout the whole country.
and with what RESULT "The Blue Mouse
made a tour OF the whole United States,
one Of the most profitable on record. and
/ IL is safe to say that nowhere did II
receive review that endorsed Il In any
way. on the other hand. the critics OF
the Omaha papers have sat through many
performance BY recognized stars. when
plays OF the highest type were beine
presented TO handful OF ,appreciativs
people Perhaps the richest inteIlectua
treat ever offered here was Mrs. Flske's
production Of "Rosmersholme. certainly
no better company Of actors ever &p
peared here than was associated with
the famous star on that occasion. and
yet. in the parlance Of the theater. sh'
starved to death" Henrietta crosman
recognized as the leader among American
comediennes. played in Omaha last sprinl
q delifhtful comedy. rich in'its satirica
humor. yet at no time did Miss crosmal
face an audience that was anyvher
near what she deserved. She will be her
little later in the season, and It !
hoped she viii get at least one fun house
Ethel Barrymore's last visit to omahl
was much Of failure from the point o
attendance; last fall Kyre Beliew an
one OF the very best Of companies visite'
Omaha, but at no time was the theate
filled while they were here but bette
comedy vas never offered than the
played. Robert Mantell. leader anon
classic actors. presented series q
classic dramas at the Boyd early IN Janu
airy. and at no time did he have the hous
half filled
. What, then, Is the indueement for tn
directors Of the destiny Of the stage 1
America to send their best attraction
! hsther. when the very best they have
neglected by the pubnc' You say. tn
people go to see what they want? Tha
Is well known to the manager. and IL
his earnest endesvor to give them whs
they want. The matter Of No. com
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

As . noteworthy feature Of the pres
ent grand opera engagement the fol-
loving superb program has been ar
ranged By sgnor LAmhardi Tor this
afternoon Tie selections and excerpts
from the various great operas By ali
the eminent artists OF the LAmbsrdi
Opera company. In every respect thi,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

When IL comes to the No. company.
the question is one Of wider range. Omaha
gets It's full share Of the No. orgauizs-
tons. but IT Is doubtful II the loss in this
regard is serious. The trouble arises from
the fact that productions that are made
In New York come to be associated with
the name Of some player who Is popular
on Broadway. and II n is sent on the
road without that player in the cast. then
Il is likely to be condemned a. second
class because the originator OF the part
is not presented. That this test Is not
always reliable 10 proven by the fact
that frequently the road company Is bet
ter than the one organized for the metro
politan run This was true. for example,
Of The witehing Hour" John Mason
created the leading role in that play for
New York. and Howard Gould played II
in the company that was organized for
the road Omaha had the pleasure OF
seeing both: Mr.. Gould at the Boyd and
later Mr.. Mason at the Burwood. and II
Is no disparagement of the work Of Mr..
Mason 10 say that Mr.. Gould was the
superior in the part Many similar IN
stances could be cited
Whether II Is the play. or the player
tina; attracts the public to the thea.er
might also be considered. A good tIlustra-
ton Of this Is seen in the experience OF
The Round Up In Omaha When this
play was first pus out. Omaha was VERY
familiar with IL. having seen the sketch
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25
L.BeM Ke1cne AAcKru9

panies.. Of misleading advertisements, Of
newspaper comment. none of the condi-
lions mentioned in the article sent in by
the inquirer. has great deal to do with
the situation in Omaha, at any rate.
Here the people are sufficiently sophlsti-
Gated TO know for themselves what they
want to see, and to that they will go,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

they are assisted by Ralph Trevssr.
George +. Hayes. stephen J. Paul and
VIII J. Ward. The book Is by Edward
Moran and the music by Paul Reubens.
The costumes worn by the countess are
said to surpass anything ever seen on this
side. Her entire wardrobe was created
by Eidel OF Paris. AS a special and
novel feature Friday night there will be
presented a ragtime piano playing contest
open TO all nonprofessional pianists. Three
liberal cash prizes win be awarded the
winners. the audience to act as the Judge.
Contestants should register at the Gayety
box office. Ladies' dime matinee daily.
starting tomorrow.
Something out Of the ordinary Is prom
ised at the Krug theater next week in
the appearance Of the Kentucky Bellies
for the week beginning today. There Is a
two-act high-class musical farce entitled
'"The Morning After" In the company
are Topack and Manning. the witty Irish
man and the German baron; Miss Marion
Benson, the dashlng burlesquer; Lester
Pike. Ben Byron. Elm City quartet and
many others. A chorus OF twenty-five
dashing girlies, all picked because Of their
] fine appearance and ability to sing. and
an oilo OF brilliant acts among which
will be at least one positive novelty, that
Is the sensational pantomime, "rhe
ADevifs Bride" The music OF the two.act
burietta is said 10 be Of high standard
OF excellence and OF catchy quality. II
IL possible that many Of them will be
whistied on the streets before the end of
the engagement OF the company here.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-25

eceentricities, will give pleasing enter
talnment. which may be called a happy
combination OF melody and fun. Sue
Smith. the Coincidence, viii be heard in
a number OF clever up-to-date songs.
The Queen Of Bohemia is due at the
Gayety today and Il is Max spiegel pro-
ductlon and Manager johnson does not
hesitate in guaranteeing his patrons their
moneys worth. Countess Rossi stands
out prominent in tho role Of ''the queen
and her voice Is said to be far better than
.when she was seen at the orpheum last
season. She Is ably assisted by the twin
sisters Clark. Kathleen Kay and Cleo
Lewis. Sam sldman and Charles Drew
handle the principal comedy roles and