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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-04

PrssEs Poniosewsky Making HE way
4 T4~ard Their Table Across ths
0osm.
son ~ his old friend. They were talk.
tnG-fTather she was-and behind the
o.c1~ds and the ferns her voice was
swew and enthralling. Ruggles tried
to appreciate his LII Of fare while the
tive appreciated each other. II was
Gtr1tke to Dan to have her 10 near
and iso approachable. His sights Of
her IN the stage had been no slight
and 1eeting On the boards she had
see1ped to be an unreal creation made
for he public alone. Her dress. cut
feas>bssiy low. displayed her lovely
1000 bosom-soft. bloomy. white ~
. a4Bll-and her head and ears were
~ slicate ~ the petals Of . white
ros4 Low In the nape OF her neck.
her plden hair lay lightly. and from
it, III masses fragrance came to him.
R&gg.es could hear her say: Roach
canS 10 the house and told my people
that had fortune In my voice. I
vas living with my uncle and my
stsuIauut and working In the store.
An4 that same day your father sent
coHh . check for nve hundred dollars.
He lid II was for the little girl with
the &Peet voice. and II gives me lot
Of assure to think that besan my
lsoe&Qs ON that money"
n son OF old Dan Blair said earn.
go Elm darned glad you did-lm
daI&q1 GInd you did!"
kl&nDe oo11pAs 80 IN J.
- - SAAppnssae-2-Amnce
see Why you speak that Wy. I've
e.rned my way. made fortune Tor
Poach al right"
You mean the man you marrieds''
"MarrIed-goodness gracious. what
nade you think that" She threw
lack her pretty head and laughed-a
laugh with the least possible merri-
ment In It. "Oh. Heavens, marry old
Job Roach! So they say that. do
theyf ! never heard that. ! hear .
lot. but ] never heard that fairy tale"
She put her hands to her cheeks.
which Ind grown crimson. That's
not true!"
Dan swore 1t himself for his tact
less stupidity.
Ruggies had heard both sides. She
was adored by the poor. and. % far ~
rurnor knew, she spent thousands ON
the London paupers, and the West.
erner. who had never been given to
revealing In scandals and TO whom
there was something wicked in SPEAK.
ing m Of n woman. M matter whom
she Nigh, be. listened with embar.
sassment 10 tales he had been told
In answer 10 his other questions: and
turned with relief 10 the stories Of
Lefty Lanes charity, and to the
stories Of her popularity and her sue
cess They were more agreeable. but
they couldn't make him forget the
rest. and now as he looked At her
ferns, II was with q sinking Of heart,
a great nifty for her. and still 4 De.
cided enmity. He disapproved Of her
down 10 the ground. lie didn't let
LImsclf think how he felt. but II was
Tor the boy. Ruggles was not . man
Of tho world In any sense: he was
simple and Puritan in his judEments,
and bis gentle nature and his big
heart kept him from pharisaicsi and
strenuous measures. lie had been led
In what he vas doing tonight By q
dinloannev anA n comn,oo senss thst
few msa east Of the MissIssippi would
have thought out under the circum-
stances.
Tell Mr.. Rhsgiss." he heard Dan
A. she answered:
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-04

i
% tAe Enshsh coast, fos e'fs we
sst diseoufaesd 70 tesif an. We
sAink q sns luch ! neve - 49,
how thsss tAinss have eesa iro0 "
beginning. ana bow messy has -
poured ID. wey." she sase areeeey. ~
Just makss ~ heart acee to seies 9
the gsrls who ~ ana fail. wno . g
ror little wnile ana nave y uve ~
iou cant tsu--sns noddee e 40
sisa. g shossn sae wsfe sesesu
matron q iorty-yo1 ean nos ~
what thssf tempsetoes are q weas
comes up to mase Aem % % psecse
kusssss ieesnee WIN interest
I haveav thceent u aH cot yst' ~
20 many come 70 ne Urea o0t -
aiscourased. ana ! ta'n. nice -
nken care OF oy 2 5000 cssetute "ss
my hissins' iee % ~ wousa %
perfect blessing 70 snsm. Ihey ocus.
20 tnerc ana lsst asd stuoy - -
,n'n., sno pernaps' sae ssia s'ow'y,
AZ tnouen wniie sns SPOKE sss saw
VISION o. : ured ZEN. TOT wsom tnsFe
nsc oeen NO ress nome .nc no p..cs
OF ,e're..' pernsps M on ~"
wou'o p.n snrossn in : a'as.t ~
nov tooay -sne oro.e .@ mse"s
i've tone snor- sot : os.et IT,
nospan, wns!s : poor ..sss ~.
usea 70 sine WIN me ~ ~. .0s
- ey'ns WIN sonsump''on"
20 p,eces me alscour.sse. - 49,
WeeI. youI pnm ..,.
| C00 UO00D0 10 UW0. nIXXY02 V0OU
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-04

"a. n. $500 - 49, Il. -
- veea ~ q ls.1sn 80 -
v,-n -. ~ -, ~ ~ - 49,
ssSs.se os.,t ~ 40 - - ~
1890. ~ ~ trn11sione z -
49,
W. p.n - =, vsu - = ~
1870. Rnns1e. - - - -
~ nnn's eAe.sAae tuene1 sro0
everyth,ne 8 I.e9ty - WIeA IEye
tsaia. - mi ~ - n ~ -.
TAsre "a 800 = Sstveea haneeoe
A ~ eirl - ~ hnovn ellshsly =
n. evn tovn I've yeers =, 4 van Z
partitioa. EVER tins Is ~ NJ puak
s1ovuky va ther.. eoeAescsoAlns. =.
rosnst. ru1e snA pro.A. n urSrco
10 nieht hesoee IA aivsp ~ ~
Of his nneerp - pan. no66eA DO Re-.
re- q n the Weetee,ee ~ - -
tsilor Ard ~ apsrovriete6 Le&tN
f.ane. and she ~ sone avav upnee
lii shadow. The simpllcity q pon's
tfe. IL aecent bringine IN. N ~
naculete youth. Tor sucA II vsa. -
eIooeneee frcm - world. uoAe -
oaive. but he vae not 6vIl. He waited
not ME { ekeptje vho vosD6 e
every oae into ~ pleeoohe,es-eo
he contrary. As velts1 10 AZ every
one % perfect % he knsv they nuue
BE-, ana every time h tsSed 70 thinh q
Lefty Lase. Poaiceovshy trouh,sa Nm
horribly ana essued 70 ~ bsesso
lin. ana sardoalcally loek q lin
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-10-04

iorey during his visit to the United States
end the courtesy 10 now being returned
deal sirl in his mind whom he some day
hopes to ind.
CHAPTER H.-Dan meets Lily. Ouch.
who To- ATTRACTED BY his immense fortune
and takes . ming to her.
CHAPTER III.-Back At Blairtown.
when DAN was q boy. . girl with golden
hair. In . white dress trimmed with blue
sang solo At church. He had never
forgotten her, although she never again
appeared In Blairtown.
CHAPTER Iv.-Ths 0aloreys Lily and
Dan take 2 box ct . London theater
.Ss :. her hs 81 seT s.nd
scenes he introduces himself to her and
she remembers him.
lt6eiotowsky. whom he has met in the
0aboroy set, 10 sutton and esc0rt to Lefty.
He SEES them In . cafe and the singer
sS,s him bright smile Of loyal fellow
lAPrER vr.-Lord o.,orey md. that
hl wife 10 borrowing money to large
aoount from the good hearted Dan and
that Lily y setting her cap to trap his
determine to protect the westerner from
fortune hunters.
CHAPTER vII-RusSles ands that
theater. -spellbound BY the beautiful sing
lng q Lstty Lane. He also finds that
ee: Sosr s @So% n.
CHAPTER vIII-Youns Blair goes to
- LILY. He can talk Of nothing but
asks The Duchess TO- invite Lefty to sine
. society and help her out OF the thea
CHATTER Ix.-Ths vsstsrnsr again
49, e BE- ss si:ssy "a Ell. cGEns y
sag. &c r "a 81 .s spr 3. z sh.Su
her oct olscceasfuily.
CHAPTER x.-Dan locates the woman
Ands her m she recovers. and Dan sees
sss.. r. % ssS psn
invite Lstty to supper.
CHAPTER xI.-rhe supper passes OF
b: sostun. e build nome 20 for Sss d iS
2 9oentsd theatrical people.
fss knows that. Ruggles thought.
Lets ask her and see" He went
over to the table and drew out the
paper. Come on and write ana ask
hsr to % out with 10 to supper"
''6sS here. Rug. what's this for!"
whats strange In II! She 10 from
our state. and II you don't hustle and
ask her I an going to ask her all
alone"
Dan was pushed a. he sat down tc
the table. rejecting that II was per.
fsctly possible that old Rugglss had
fallen q prey 10 the charms Of an
actress. she wouldn't come, Of course.
He wrote Z formal invitation without
thinking very much OF what he said
or how, folded and addressed bis note.
"What Aid Won say," Russles asked
eagerly,
n .whv that tvo hov. srom home
w.rssI a .tv. ~, . .nnns,.
..w.u. 80 p,..,.. 80, N. an.
.v.. .om.s ~h,,s ron are :, The club
~, .,,.~ n .nA 10. ~. o,d.,. rh,ns
.s.m 800.
=, - -. ,..,.,..s ~, ..,n.,
X...v .c.. ~. 49,. 49,.
Ss.. .....s. ~, v ~. 80. ~. !.
.us" ..s.s.' 80. ~. - 49,. 49,
49, $3.50. ~
. y. -. , IecAon' Ia
Ase 10 10Y 's'nsa On MN wv
ssnuv
~ 'oss. 20. sps.a 70 "s
gan Q! ny money. Vaen tas'ss
woman ~ me euest,oa-
ne eid not nn'sh MS threat Out
snstcesd up hs coat ana nat ana
gloves ano went Out OF ne ooor' SIAM
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-04

This way: You know Lord
TyneSide, from whom we bought
it, didn't appreciate having to sell
a property which had been in his
family for eight hundred years,
to an American whose father
made his fortune packing pork.
And you remember he was quite
nasty to us. Well, he omitted to
point to a very vital item in the
title deed, which Barrett & Co.
have just discovered in the nick of
time. Fyles Abbey was granted
to the first Lord Tyneside by
Henry ", who, as you may re-
member, died of overeating. And,
while nominally a gift, it was to
be held, like many of these old
castles, upon curious condition,
and to revert to the crown if ever
this condition were not complied
with. In brief, the owner has to
present to has majesty every year
on the anniversary of the gift, ten
surgeons. And the anniversary is
next Thursday. And the king is
in Scotland"
Present ten surgeons" ex-
claimed Muriel in amazement.
eyes, my dear. The original
deed is almost undecipherable,
but the lawyers say there is no
doubt that the word is surgeons,
or as the spelling has it, 'chirur-
geons. 1 suppose King Henry
used them to cure his Indigestion,
but I'm sure I don't know what
King George will use them for.
II guess he'll knight them and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-04
The Puzzled Medics Looked
Around in B ewilderment.

denly he turned in answer to his
wife's inquiry.
"Muriel, DEAR" he said, eff I
hadn't received this letter by this
mornings. post we should have
lost our new home forever"
How, dear" inquired his pref
ty wife, startled.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-12-04

KINGS TEN SURGEONS
By Harold Carter.
copyright by WG. Chapman.)
F. Arlington Blake whistled as
he set down his lawyers letter.
Then he looked out of the win
dows of the dining hall of Fyles
Abbey into the heart of an En-
glish countryside in June. Sud
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06

~ ~ an allowance. for that hclupap
~ the ln,nmturp school nltt The wltc
may spend unwlscly az fifai, but cN-
nerleuce h = dcur tcseier END u she
has the welfare at her bnnhaiac and
leinllB ~ heart. she wiz Hhon lenf9i
~ keep the exImns1s wilnmtlhe In
SsinG Sometimes The fitidhfihl LOSSES
pf the husband far exceed The wlfrs
biundorA Tho only suncuraFhl meth
Od then - for thu husband aud wife
TO be real hslpmnics on this import
ant matter, 20 important thut u isI
the foundation Of the home They
should be- frank. and 1Eiiily buninnHF
methods. no matter what dlAcVutfVrts
it may temporarily bring Hut nov
~ 30 my actual experience. - elcYcn
years OF housekeeping have lenfh,tl
a great deal about houaehold euunonis
that did not know &C firalg ulhrtlnE
out with the idea that q there Nas
TO be any accumulation MADE, , great
part OF II must come throu9h the
eavingp Of the wife, Ainog. three
reara arc my husband romnrkeo tnnf
no could sec that tho prlqe c1 prep
arty had begun 70 deproniaf& here,
and that times would got worse and
suggested that we buy entirety for
rash. 10. that heartily agrued and
that has been our plan ever nlpoes
" wo had the cash wo would buy ana
n W0 ala not have the cash w ai6
not buy. We found the plan IA WurA
ladmiTablys We can safely ulY thal
by 20 doing our cost or living ~
been reduced q fourth. We save iroul
10 60 20 pes cent on our grcoary lalIg
and II enables. us 90 thko advantage
Of sales. purchase. ahead, csc, We
have also found that Il snatefaaliy ros
duoes the cost Of living % keep q
COW, chickens and "a have = anall
| garden. For we all know that with
| plenty OF ogRs, milk, cspana, butter,
Iyegesablcs and with an occasional orr
der from tho grocer, we can always
have a good. whoiesome meal. ] will
RaY that by putting into practice the
above suggestions l have hesh able Ia
keep the living expenses within and
below the income aud ahe result In
that we have always had and main
/ talned a small bank account 10 which
We arc adding little each month.
i Appearing In ali the leading maya
xlneH OF the day ara articles on this
subject telling how fnIpilIeH have
lived on no much or No little n year;
but no matter how small or great the
expenses. the problem IN only EDlvnd
when tho cost Of living Is kept within
tho family Income. Re
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06
AuslraIInn AIeal n Gcrplany

Adelaide, Australia, Nov. O.--ong
hundred thousand curcasses, Of mutton
were shipped from Australia TO Ger.
many today, tho consignment leaving
here going 40 HAMBURG This Ia IN
agreement With the decision of the
German Governomnt to solve the
frozen ineat problem by importing
transport problem has becn met by
the aid Of "A B'fbnch company which
has Contracted 20 furnish special re-
frIEcrator tnrB. The south Australian
government intends 10 claim tho prise
Of $4,000 offered by the municipality
Of DulaburK for any one who solved
the importation difficulty.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06
KNOW IN WE'LL
Familiar Features Well KNOWN "a
Hundreds of Albuquerque Citizens.

Familiar lectures Well Known 30
Hundreds of Albuquerque Citizens.
A familiar burden IN many u home,
Tho burden of Il "Sad back"
A lame, IA weak or an aching back
Often tells you Of Kidney Ills.
Doan's Kidney Pills aro for weak
Kidneys
Here Is good testimony 10 provo r..
Mrs l.. j. Meyer, ear railroad nye-
nue., Fast Ids Vegas, NJ. Nick, sUys.
I'm 1909 member Of our household
gave a public statement IN praise of
Doan'B kidney pills and confirmed II
in January 1907. This person thinks
as highly OF DOan'H Kidney pills now
az ever. This remedy brought com.
Dleto RELIEF from kidney trouble
which was shown by pains IN tho bach
ena other annoying difficulties. W.
have been 70 greatly benefited b,
uoant kldnsy Pills that we can sp6al
tliehif ~ lsleir pFalRa.g y.
HOF naie w asi daniefa Price q
ccntA Alihurn Ct., Inflblo
New York, sOIa aasHts ~ me uplt6y
HtatOn. Wft tii
Ilcd.ember the name ,IJoanD ana
takO no Other.---Adv. ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06
RAILROAD NOTES
) % 90 90 %

Tho burdens of railroads and who'll
Iiy Inadequate return Crom operations
In driving capital investment from
railroads Into other lines. according
W President Elliott VI tho Northern
Pacific.
40 organization Of railroad clerks
known AS tho Railroad CLERKS Pro-
gresBlvo club has been effected nt
Chicago, with u membership OF about
600. The niemberahip at this time
n composed OF railroad clerks, but u
u tho Intention OF the organization To.
embrace railroad oidpioyes In general
throughout the entire country
Tho Issue. OF $4,000. 900 In bonds
was authorized at the annual meeting
OF the Central OF Georgia hallway
company.
rhomns r. wheclwrght has been
elected president Of the Virginia Rail.
way ana Power company, Gould
property. with headquarters Ut Itch
inond. .t
]. Van IiOuten. former vlce presl.
dent, has been elected president OF
the ~. Louis. Rocky Mountain a. Pa
elflc railway TO succeed the late
Henry KO0hleT, Jr.
Directors Of tho Atlantic City rail-
road and tho Port ltcading have elect
ed George Xelglcr secretary To sue
coed W. a. Taylor, and jay V. llnr"
WAS made assistant secretary.
Tho first number Of the baltimore
a. Ohio Employees Magazine, publish
| cd by the management Of the Baltl-
mare a. OhiO.Clnuinnati, Hamilton AZ
| Dayton system. II Just off the press
and IN being distributed 10 all On tho
pay rolls Of the company Tho mag
nzine viii be devoted 10 the interests
Of the lnrge army Of. workers engaged
In tho operation OF tho big railroad
system, aTfOrdlns them a medium for
acquaintance with ono anUther aud "A
comprehensive understanding Of tho
affairs OF the Company 4 ttj
Tho milHon-dollaf iaA suit Of tbs
| stuts OF New Jersey a8tlnet tl1a Le-
high Valley Railroad connpany IA the
1 supreme court probably viii BE- ppHlr
poned for another year. Tho, ,dlepils9
crises over whether tbs Morris c4nai
IN Now Jersey. now leased ~ the
railroad company, II cHempt roin
texation.
/ < Three hundred miles vt electric
lffilWHggs CONNECTING EufnOhlohr MIA.
L with Burnorouh towns, coal mihos ana
Rfivol deposits. grain md dairy dis
tglels. brlek, e0nerete and other man
IufRcinrfnk gtaRee IN eentrn, Alberta
/ will Is ,hiAflf ~ ths EdmontOp Inter
\ urban pksswae aoApenY. Georku
lserbey 81 Parts 4at1 Yehcouver. hnad
LOT q prenCN ,ndtg which has hl'
roacy r,crs han q .ote Doc In Cam
naa, u pgblldet fst fssRpaRy, ~
Il eorn0rate1 undeR IkN4 of th'
4 pgovlncO az Asbaf1s n 4 AZ ana Fe0r-
\ eanlsea Eeptennfe n ~
aaus6A ~ vrsnca eNa @ ~ ~
tealpss.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06

1here hes been Z - N
late about tha hiu l'Flt
Iha subject q baee rnl'er
Importance that ~ 2 |.IAit heG-
tios lAaSs smDDf .E,f aless
o oOrnsS -. an y. .ss ~
Iothes waya 4sA-
oba, nut Il Na 81 phrty
suoos.llr ~ ~ IS IA fornnln,
and kaa aeIi'i, i Aiosl "a mo-
menkoun q, "a. VIII hnva b be
Eolvra ~ iift h6 tNHiVen of America.
II $50 IA agfng that the cost
Of eie1 Ne tAmliS must come
wlknla ~ family income But 30
ofla 4Ig a not the case. no doubt
the cost Of living had Eta START
Ins hbInt here. Tor often We soc that
tha ambition Of family TO dress we'll.
tive u LUXURY and try 10 keep up with
othefe og greater means. leads many
fatn1lipg 20 80 into debt and forget
that shere win be . payday. And this
fsts,sr his. no doubt. created fslsS
des.rt1 Dor family expenses And made
h1lnFlog 90 yesterday soofn neceahitiea
% eeaay. Then Fevertlng to the
statement that tho cost Of living
nhOnsd come within the family in-
come. I will uay that this Idea natuF.
ally embraces tho existence OF part
nrFshlp. The family income being
generally expended by the wife, tho
two must work together In order 10
successfully run thu affairs or the
hounohold. How could the wife know
how 10 adjust tha living expenses
within the income unless she knew
the amount Of the income2 And
hero IL where many financial ship
wrecks take place. Tho husband, for
acme reason, only known 70 himself,
koepa his net income q aecre.. Some
wives are probably pontehted With
such treatment. But every wife has
n perfect right 10 know exactly how
much her husband makes. ana "a
have an equal share In that Income
The part Ut the partnorBhip that thu
wife runs In thu most expensive part
A husbands expenses are negligible
Tho wife should be tho receiver. the
plRnner and tho Hpender; and u sht
DO 80. sho must havS the wherewfthal
IN do II, in this day and nBo II y
for tho wife to hold tho purse strings
not tho husband, It. isn't "his,
money, but ''thelr" money. More her
than his, as "A matter q: fact. IL \
for him 10 Darn; for her TO spend. I
she doesn't know how, lot her learn
Tho sooner tho better, II should no
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06
TOURISTS SPEND sa'
TOTAL OF 100000 Z
IN SWISS SEASON

lIcrne. switzerland. Nov. e.--Th0
inquiry office al IIcrnc has collected
figures showing that during hle peat
summer. up to tho end ~ August 500
foreign motorists entered 'HM1tzeriabd,
$50 more than during the CORES
DOndlng period OF last year, and L "
estimated that these Nsltcfs spent
$4,000, 900 IN the country.
These calculations are baaed oh tho
average Of foreign ca" cafrSlnS four
persons who remain - days IN the
country. each motorist spenfshg Lf.4s.
a DAY. Tho motoring season hekinB
practically IN June. NJ TINT IN three
months these travellers spent nearly
half n million sterling.
one OF the possible deieeFents 10
motorists are tho severe kt6blati0ns
existing In aone Of the eantoAe. but
4ho swiss Automobile ciNb q work.
Ing ihcebsnntiy and with eengidersbls
success 10 net them made sea severe
and the aains IN every casl ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-06
ChGrniing Polly of the Circus
at the Els Theatre NOgember IL
Fascinating and Petite Eques-
trienne Miss Elsie st, Leon
Appears Here in One Of
Most Popular Plays in
America.

Manager Frank StortE shys that
Miss Elsie ST. Leon In Frederic
ThOInpsOn'S polly OF tho circus
which will be tho attraction at thu
Ellef theat-rSOs &csctnber - ~ n Z
wonderful play with wonderful rec
ord. A circus story wherein strongly
contrasting characters meet. minRlc
and make tale Of absorbing human
Interest The play ran for one solid
year ht the Liberty thenter. Sew York.
city, and viii be presented here with
all It's vast rnd elaborate scenic equip
mtyat and the wonderful circus fe0-
tu9,s thut won II fnmu ma success In
It's original production.
Charming, fascinating, petite. Polly,
the circus rldln' girl" In born Of II
generation Of circus folk und when her
mother, the greatest rider OF her day,
dies victim OF her own ambition.
Polly iB left alone. hut she In not
without frlends. for "liig Jlm,' the
boss canyaBman. with great big
henri ~ generous Ms the breadth OF
his shoulders, aud "Uncle TOby's"
pathetic devotion 10 their warl, IL one
OF tho most charming touches Of tho
story with Its atmosphere VI sawdust
and tinsel. Her mothers spirit lives
In ber and she becomes her worthy
successor ns n star Of the suwdust ring.
The reckless abandon or her riding
brings her 10 grief. she falls from
the back Of her horse and In cnrried
unconscious Ia the parsonage nearby
and there In set tho combination ot
MANDY. tho m0therfy old cOlored
hUuhakesperi the manly. susceptible
youAa paFBOn. John pOuglnss ;the fIst-
cinasIuK little cOnvaloscenti tho Wen
meaning but narrow church folks. and
P0liSE parents" who want her back
with tho circus--ail pulling wires that
nnaKii SPoily OF the Circus" en- appeal
Ing AtOry from beginning 10 end.
M rsvieWlnE polly of the Circus"
ehe New York Herald says; "Thls IN
d grlnplnR story OF the sawdust ring
that IirinEs uE fond recollSctions." Tho
world hayHi ut has originality; every
boy and girl ND 10 seventy years old
should sec e." ri.
The company now presenting this
fnacin0ting character comedy IN the
Only. enc Ia this country,
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structcd NJ. Theirs 20 reject the pro-
posed armistico because tho revictual-
Ing OF Paris wins not included IN
PPussla's provisions,
1s7i--.Thc finding Of large nuggets
In South African gold fields attracted
mnny 10 Cupo Town,
iNstlIs aihard' md 'Fiuion AiaRhlshlp
companies arranged Ia umalRamntc,
i0Ot--TokiO reported that Japanese
had captured wnntai Fort. one " the
keys 10 RuSslan dcrencos % Port Ar
thur.
i90S---Gsnorni Antonio Simon aH-
sumed the provisional presidency Oi
HaytI.