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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
Srpins. Alberta, Ganaba.
l6. Wf1rs 1912


@ertbe v@ureta Bot! Sd min aud
mieoer elm Qebenssei6en BON geben, oa=
nit Die 2eute ieben, oaB i6 aud nod
bic rpoit" leie. Sin gutter S&retber
bin i9 eeraoe nidt, tann aber bod les
mug triBeln INN benz &eoatteur Elm tpes
mig Srubel Su maden; er ntmmt im=
mer alles geouloig an uno ma9t feline
Sa9eu 9anS gut. 3uerIt bonn gBetter
ipie es ieBt mar; Der Sanuar mar Elm
itrammer Wonat, aber Der 5ebruar
mar iebr i6Dn. Der Wdrs mar bis
iebt pieoer ettpas tilter uno itiirmis
i6er, aber penn man bic Seridte bon
Satota lief, bann t0nnen mir bier aan3
sufrieosn ieln, neil bier oas Sieb ieoen
Sag auf bic Yrdrie 9eben uno li6 Die
Nabrune iuden tonnte. Sur Der 9Deg
nab Der Staot lit bieies Sabr 81 eili9,
oaB es beinabe unmOolid 1T nit unbe'
i6la9enem pfero su fabren. Sur6
oas piele Sis 1T aud idon llngliid
paiiiert. Sobann 6riid uerlOr sin
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28

Did, Soiepb, mbtte i'd bitten, Ofters
ettuas in bieiem Slatt boren su laiien.
gluf Der Srantenliite itebeu Die Sral
bes 2ambert ppbl uno bic 6rau oes
@ilbelm @roB; phni6e ibnsn baloiae
@ensiuns. SeiliessnO ibids i6 Sbnen
aud $3.50 Fir bic 3eituna meines
S6paeers @nselbert Martbern. Gum
S9luB @ruB an ale 9eier.
6erOinano Grait.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
&DrrelpDnben5en.
abernern, SiiosTatota.
22. 9O4Qr3 1911.

@-' lSkhLO IL IL
IS iino nod teine brei Monate lett
mir oas alte Sabr 1911 oerlahen uuo
in oas neue Sabr 1912 9etreten iino,
uno bod bat Der Sob i6on fiinf er=
ma6iene YerIonen bon 2lberoeen aus
unierer Wtitte entriI1en. GO fam Die
8eibe audi am II. Wdr3 an @erOnita
@0b, 9eb. 6artmaun. 8eronita Sarts
mann perbetratbete ii9 am |. Mai 1911
nit 0alenttn 8Ob; ais lie Ie6s WO=
nate NIT elnanoer 9elebt 6atten, 9tn9
ibr Mann BON tbr fort unO nt6t nteoer
3uriif. 9lm 9ienita9, ben II. Wdra
fun 1te 81 tbrer erlten 8eburt uno Der
liebe @ott i6entte ibr Elm SObn6en;
oas &ino 1T 9eIunO unO munter, aber
am II. WQr5 muroe Iie t6rem &tnolein
entriNen unO 9ing in bic gwi9tett. @s
mar Elm trauri9er BUG als man lie am
20. our Seerot9un9 be9leitete, es mar
bic 3o6ter Der y9itttpe Mar9aretba
Sartmamn unO au6 t6r etn3i9er 8rOf.
&ein Sib in Der Stride par leer unO
tetn 9lu9e blIeb troten, oenn tbr Wann,
Der lie betpeinen iOQte, mar ni6t bier,
bod tbre Wutter itano am Plab oes
Wannes. Die gnti6lafene bintsrlieB
ibr fiinf Sage altes Sino uno ibre tief=
betriibte Wutter.
Damn am l8. Mdr3 itarb bic 6rau
oes 3aItmir Dds uno binterlieB finf
tlsine Ginoer, oas Glteite oerielben 1T
ii Sabre alt. 9ieie arme 6rau 9ing
am Is. Mdr3 III oas Soipital um ope=
riert su perben uno am Is. mar iie
eine Get6e unD wuroe am 81. gu 8rabe
9etragen. Sabei NOR IS nod trauri=
ger, neil oieies Elm armer damn 1T nit
fiiuf &inoern; Die armen &inoleir toms
men iebt unter fremoe Sdnoe. W09e
Der liebe 8ott ben 9abineei6ieoenen
Elm 9ndoiser 8i6ter iein uno iie in
6rieoen ruben lahen; ben Sinterblte=
benen mein innigtes Seilelo.
2as aud in lebter Nummer oes Slat=
tes, oaB Seroinano &ouanB ebenfalls
2eicr oieier 3eitun9 1T. SOllte Dir
oieies unb beiner 6rau 9ominita Dor
2lu9sn tommen, 10 ieio bersli6 9esriiBt
bon uns, ierbinano unb 8oialia 3raft,
rsrn mir iino @eidpiiiertinoer; laie
bid aud einmal in oieiem Ylatte bOren.
9lud sriiBe id meine Sdiudser Soiepb
Seibert uno 8eors SOP in Canada.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
Iideliabinit, @uBlamb.

9(m 8. Sebruar wiitbete bier bel q
8rao &dlte Elm furdtbarer Sturm, be,
3tuei Sage uno sluei gtd6te anoauerte.
Iad paar Sasen los man in Der I'm.
sesenb Der Staot 60 2ei6name erfro.
rener Menlden auf. Ser @inter bal
9rOBes 2eio ilber uns sebra@t: Qrmutf
uno 9robe &dlte! S-f.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
alpsn. 9sttinser Guunts. u. ,.
II. NfGr, 1912.

@ertbe rPof"! Wub Dir audi iuie.
Der Elm ipeni9 Srubel MAIDEN. Sas
Wetter mar iiber ben Sebruar siemli6
I6Du, iooab Die Yferoe meiltens auf Der
Yrdrie ibre gtabruus iinoeu tonnten.
glber am 2. uno 3. W1rs batten mir
pieber tii4tiges Sturmpetter uno 10
mar es beinabe big beute, einen 3a9
ib0n, ben anoeren Gag Sturm. Sdnee
babeu mir nod 9enu9, 1ooaB oas
Sdlittenfabren INNER nod gut sebt.
Sie Seuidrefeu Hiesen INNER nod IN
oieier @egenb berum uno fir gepreBtes
Seu tpiro bier $l5 per Sonne besablt.
Sobann Offer 1T nit Sat uno pad
nod Canada ab9ereiit.
Ybilipp @Obring bon Sosmer, g.
s., mar bier bel ieiueu &inoerh auf
geiud. ST ipru6 ii6 lobeno iiber
bteie @e9eno aus.
gei 8. Seibert 1T Der &lapperitord
einsetebrt unb bradte Elm S6bnden.
Mein S6iffstameraO SObann 6Ortel
in Sosmer 1T aebeten iid bOren Su lais
fen. Sobann Neblih in @liidstbal CUR
Na6rtbt, oaB i'd feline 8eridte 9erne
leie unb oante ibm fir bic Scti6aft,
wel6e er meinem 0etter ausgsri6tei
bat; i6 babe idDn einen 8rtef bon ibm
betDmmen uno pieoer einen suriif9e'
iditt. SD bite sic. redt Neibis al
bic pot" 81 ibreibeu, ebeniO bic yleu
borfer Sacob Sippert, Sacob Weifer
@Ottlieb Sammerer nno Sacob @roB'
mann; cure Serit5te peroen bon uns
gteuoorfern germ 9eleien.
Inter Datum oom l9. Wdr3 i6reibt
Der 9leide SOrreipouoent oann nod lpie
fol9t: Sei uns 9ebt es beute Worger
siemli6 idlebt; mir baben wieoer elmer
tiidtigen S6nee iturm. 9ie @eiddftC
in unierer Staot 9eben iebr lan9iam.
oenn bic 6eblernten Der lebten spe
Sabre MAIDEN bic 8elotai6en let6te,
uno idwinoiii6tt9.
6rieorih unO Sbeobalo Sofer uni
SObann Sieber lparen 9efern bel mi
iiber 9ta6t. 2eBterer ldBt Sobanl
9teblid in 8lildstbal beitens ariiben
Bieber aber meiute, oaB @Ottlieb Riete
ni6t oer finite auf Dem Bib wdre, e,
tommt ibm 3u tlein Dor.
8eiinbet ii6 Oenn in @adls, q. 8.
tein 2eIer bieies glattes mebr, tpel6e
etpas BON bort bOren liebe? (St
Yrobenummern iperoen mir abi6lfen.
WuB nod ermdbnen, oaB meine Wut
ter i6on orei WOden oas gett bitter
muB, 1T aber auf benz @ese Der Sefe
run9; lie lsioet an aOpfidmer8en I'M
bat mebe 4u9en. Gum S6luB 9rtiB
i6 ale 2eier biiben uno oriben.
Sobann 2ub.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
SIb: &ublanb.
Spe,ial: 8orreiponbenSen an bic @u:
reta Bot" pon uuieren geri6tsSrs
itatteru in ben beuti6en Solonien.
&lsimliebentbal, siios@ublano.
"a. SSebruar 1912.

9a idb eeraoe eutsn Wiutbes bin, 10
mill ib Der rPoit" aud tpieoer etpas
aum Sruten eeben. &edt 10, Sacob
Sir IT,, es freut mid (WoriB) oab ou
bic rYoit" audi als oeinen Sausfreuno
aufgenommen bait; aber lalle bid nur
otter in benz mertb9ei6dBten glatte bo=
rem. Ser Sben9enannte i6rteb mir,
oab er auf Der Saienia9o mar uno bate
swei 2ansobreu erlest; aber lie baben
1ib mieoer auf bic StnterfiiBe 9ema6t
uno nabmen 3eiBaus. gti6ts fiir un=
gut, s. s.
IS sibt audi piele g}euieteiten, aber
leioer teine 9uten. IS 9tn9en a6t 81
i6er auf ben 2tman um Slide 3l
fanoen uno Spar BON gleranoropta.
9ls iie eine tur8e Strets auf Dem SluB
tparen, brad oas Sis uno alle a6i
sinsen unter; iieben tpuroen 9erettet,
aber Der adte fano ieineu Sob. Setn
9llter mar abt3ebn Sabre.
Ser 9rieftrd9er BON @roBliebentbal
bate Elm Gbnlibes @rlebntB bur63us
maden; er bate nod etlt6e Srtefe mad
2ultoOrf absuliefern, uno tpeQen Dem
arpBen Sref uno Der 1hlehteu WeQe
iattelte CT iein &oB uno nabm 9eraoe
ben @e9 iiber ben 2iman. @r riti
eine id0ne Strete in oenIelben binein,
oa brad ebenfalls bas Sis, oas Pfero
9tn9 iOfOrt unter, fam unter bas Gls
uuo muBte ertrinten. Ger &ei:er bal
lid ielber 9erettet. Sas Pfero batte
einen Wertb BON $50 &ubel.
gGir betamen einen Brief aug Sibi:
rien, ndmlib bon 2uopia Streider,
oaB iein gruoer am q. Sanuar 9es
itorben lit. Sein 2llter belGuft i6 aui
40 Sabre; sr binterlGBt ieine trante
Satin uno neun" &tnoer, ie6s &naben
uno orei WQo6en. Der 8erltorbene
bieB 6rans, Dem Strei6ers 2uotpi9 iein
Sobn. Sn Sibirien iOa Die &dlte 5J
@rao Ieir, lOoaB Die S6napsflaI6er
seriprin9en uno Der Sdnaps ein9eIrO.
rem oaltebt. 9lu6 beiBt es, oaB BIZ
9lrmutb bort grOB lit; nidt nur berri6'
armutb, Iouoern Sun9ersnotb.
@beniaQs oeltorben 1T Solalti91
SduBer; ibr 9llter belauft li6 auf IS
Sabre. sic lit Die Wutter oes alten
Sob. SGuBer.
9ie So6ter Seatba 4oler (oOn Peter)
nabm audi 9lbldieo bon i9rer alten Seis
matb am IA. 6ebruar, nGmli6 bon
Gleinliebentbal, uno retite na6 Nmerttu
8u ibrem S6wa9er @eor9 @Olf.
9ie @itterun9 lit gut, Der S6nee III
ale meg uno bic Groe 1T boll Der beiten
6eu6ti9teit; mir bOiien auf cine quite
Grnte, wenn Der liebe @ott e5 9eoeiber
ldBt. 9as 6rii6iabr itebt i6On DO,
Der Sbilre, Die staare pfeiien ibOn ID,
ibOnes 6riiblin9slieO, uno wem lie
reoen tOnnten wiiroen lie ia9en: IS III
6riibiabr; bic @emiiie9a lino i6or
ein9eidet, salat, Sauerampfer, 8ets
tig, 3otbriiben u.i.w.
Sd will aud beridten, oab Der Yreis
Der tleinen seB5piebelh gut lit; mir
betommen fir oas puo orei u. biz brei
g. SO g., i'm 9ur6idnitt, srobe uno
feline. SEPT i,nb uniere 2eute piel llls
tiger als i'm @inter; iebt sibt es 8elc
tpie 8aHer. Wenn man NIT elmer 2as
ouns bon SO puo in Die Staot fdbrt,
ainmt man nidt weni9er @elo nit
na9 Sauie ais $50 bis 175 3ubel.
8as 1T Elm Saufen 8elo.
8rIBe ale pOitleier in 9lmerita tuie
in &uBlano, 6reunoe uno Setannte,
ben Reoatteur uno feline Witbelfer.
WprtB Strei9er.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
Sursaisebist, Sibirien.
q. sSanuar 1912.

q. Sanuar 1912.
@ertbe vYof"! M66te ben 2eiern
bort oriiben aud nieoer etpas bon bier
mittbeilen, penn es ben 3ettungsleuten
aneenebm 1T. 9lm 9. Sunuar fubren
Sdreiber oieies, Sacob Serner uno
Sobannes S6llle in bic Staot; auf
oer Station angetommen trafen mir
bort aus unierem 9orf bic Serren y.
@brmanutraut, s. Wab, +. Seri6, s.
S6neioer, s. pfeiher uno mebrere.
9a lam Der Sne6t Des @. SdloNer
nit Dem SoleSeti an9efabren, uno auf
meme Tra9e, pObin 10 i6neQ, antwOrs
tete Der gole3eti, aus Dem @ege, mir
lu6en einen Mebloieb. gDir manoten
uns an paul NIT Der Sra9e mas oenn
oa log lei uuo er iagte, oaB tbm uno
DEM Wenoelin Strait 5tpet Sat Wtebl
IN Der Sampfmilble 9eltO9len nOroen
ieien uno iOllen bel SinSens @brmann=
traut iein; mabri6einli9 1T es aud 10,
oenu er muB bas Mebl Su Sauie ab-
geben uno feline 6ru9t itebt big beute
nod in Der Mible. gDir fubren pols
LENDS in bic staot biuein; bate ielbit
feline nOtbiQen 8ei6Qfte 5u oerri6ten,
oo6 aber Der GemeinDe 3ulieb, oenn
ib nabm QanDQelo nit auf Die Sasnat=
| lbeiltpO.
9lls mir Die Staot berlieBen unO Is
Werit 5uriid9ele0t batten, erbob lt6 Elm
Sturm uno Su allen Slid errei6ten
mir mieoer Die Station, mo- mir 5pel
NQ6te uno etnen Sag bletben muBten
big Der sturm nadlieB. 9as Wetter
mar mieber 6Dn bis gum Is. na6
Wtttterna6t erbOb li6 ein 9ewaltl9er
Sturm. Sn oieier 9ta6t, ebe Der Sturm
fam be9aben fib ieds Wann, ieoer Elm
Yfero an ieinem S6litten auf ben
Seimpeg, welde in Der Wtiible in Der
Staot Su tbun batten. Nuf Dem We9e
tonnte elmer ben anOern oes Sturmes
lpe9en nt6t mebr leben uno 10 tamen
lie bon elnanOer.
2lm p. b. Wts. trof mid oas 2oos
Inn an5uipannen uno bic SerrenS6uls,
Sotsti uno 9eilatsti aus3ufabren um
na6 ben 0erlrrteu Su lu6en, oenn es
mar aud idon bel oem Yriitaw an9e=
sei9t. DIS mir big 20 @erit 9eiabren
iparen, iaben mir ieitndrts Der StraBe
Spei S6litten uno Elm Yfero, oas Yfero
NOR erfrOren. Man mari bic S9litten
uno S6nee na6 allen Seiten tonnten
aber teinen Weni6en iinoen, bod fan=
ben mir aus, oaB Der Wann tpeiter ee=
9an9en lit uno mir fubren weiter. lln=
teroellen tamen Geute uus einem Sorf
uno bena6ridti9en uns, oaB BON ben
ie6s Wann orel 9efunoen puroen aber
bereits tob. Der 0ierte, tpel6er 9efun=
ben puroe bat in iener yta6t biz 80
@erlt 3uriif9elest, fam on eine @lnos
miible uno auf Oas @eidrei fam Der
Wirtb CUR Silfe uno bra6te ben Mann
in leine Stube, oh er nod am 9eben 1T
ipeiB id nitt; bon ben anoern 3tpei babe
id bis ieBt nod nidts erfsbren. Sin
Pfero wuroe 9efunoen uno serettet.
llnier 6aufmann, nel9er bier eiue
2afta beiiBt fubr na4 Dem Sturm
beim uno auf benz ge9 lab er elm
pfero ON Sdlitten itelen, er 9ins bin
ipannte es aus uno nabm es nit iib
na6 Sauie. Bis % Weuiden, pel6e
bis ieBt feblen iino beim priltap se.
meloet. 2iebe 2eier, bin idon 46 Sabr
alt aber eineu iolden Sturm babe id
nod ni4t erlebt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28

.B 9ie notwithstanding fur
gubwaaren in gursta finoet am 27.,
28., 90, uno 30. Mdra i'm @ureta
gasaar itatt. Cine pollitdnoise uuo
i6Dnite ausmabl bon Siterbiten piro
ses,ist. Wan peridume es uidt, oieiel-
ben su bei6tisen ielbf ipenn man ni6t
Su taufen beabidti9t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28
&aTsl. saSsHublanh.
25. fsebruar 1912.

Wertbe r@ureta Bot! Sd betam
folsenoen 4uftrae bon elmer @ittipe
Rames Sophia Strait, 9eb. 9erter.
Sie 1T cine arms 8ittfrau uno bat
niemano Der iie emit perioraer tOnnte,
unb 10 bittet iie Sbr 9eibdbtes Slatt,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1912-03-28

llniere 3orreiponoenten in &ublano
iinb eriudt 10 oft als mOglib gsridte
einSuienoen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
Our Sleep,

As a race we sleep too little. An
infants life is nearly all sleep. Grad
ually as the child grows older the
hours of sleep are shortened to half
the day or about eight hours. Youth
until the age of twenty is reached re-
quires fully ten hours sleep. Although
nature demands fewer hours sleep in
summer than in winter, it has been
proved that eight hours of sleep are re-
quired for the average adult in good
health. By this, explains the Pitts
burg Dispatch. is meant not simply
eight hours in bed, but that amount of
good. sound. restful sleep night after
night. Our power to work is intimate
~ related to our ability to sleep. and
there is no more reliable indication of
sound health than the capacity to sleep
naturally, and the more active and en-
ergetic the waking life the deeper the
sleep,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
Black and White China Vogue.

Along with the vogue of blue and
white draperies and garden furniture
has come the fashion for using blue
and white china. For breakfast the
chatelaines OF country homes are using
plates, cups, saucers, toast racks. por-
ridge bowls. salts and peppers Of Ger
man porcelain decorated in delft de-
signs. and one easily carried outfit for
serving breakfast in the bedroom con-
sists of a round tray supporting toast
rack and fa2ked by depressions fur
milk. salt and pepper.
Afternoon tea sets of blue and white
Japanese china are in dragon pattern.
These sets, which may as we'll be used
for breakfast as for luncheon, consist
OF plates in one size, cups and saucers.
a sugar bowl, cream pitcher. teapot.
chocolate pot, bowl for nuts or fruit
and accompanying dishes. pair of
cake plates and a square shaped. good
sized clock to warn lettering guests
of tines flight
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR
Hundreds Of Richmond Citizens Can
Tell You All About II.

Home endorsement, the public ex-
preston of Richmond people, should
be evidence beyond dispute for every
Richmond reader. Surely the exper-
fence OF friends and neighbors, cheer
fully given by them, will carry more
weight than the utterances of strang
ers residing in faraway places. Read
the following?
Dallas Cassel, I'll s. Eighth St,
Richmond, Ind, says: About fifteen
years ago / suffered from kidney trou-
BILE, brought on by heavy lifting. / was
weak, subject to dizzy headaches and
/ thought / would never be well again.
Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills, l pro-
cured a supply at A. G. Luken & Cos
Drug Store and soon after beginning
their use, | felt like different man.
In July, 1906, l publicly recommended
Doan's Kidney Pills and can only add
at this time that l have since had no
need of kidney remedy"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.
Y, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
THEY PLAYED CHESS.
The Loser Afterward Learned With
out Asking Why He Lost.

The Loser Afterward Learned With
out Asking Why He Lost.
Baron Hengelmuller. the Austrian
diplomat, man famous for his chess
ability. one day at a house In Wash
ington met a young man whose name
he did not catch when the introduc-
lions were made. Chess was the topic
of the conversation by all those in the
company, and presently the young
man suggested efficiently that he
would be highly honored if the baron
would play a game with him.
The baron consented. They sat
down. After a few moves the baron
looked up from the table checkmated
and found the young man reading a
paper. The chessmen were placed
again and. after not so many moves
as before. the baron looked up to find
the young man reading the paper and
himself checkmated
After his dinner the baron came
back. He wanted another game. being
somewhat chagrined at the ease with
which he had been beaten. AS he
came in he found the young man who
had played with him that afternoon
blindfolded and playing against six
teen opponents at the same time. The
young man was MISUNDERSTANDING
Evening Post.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
Sour Stomach
Gas on Stomach
Bloating
Consultation
SOIISIIOdtIOIt
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Remedy
Here is the recipe: Take two tea
spoonfuls of ordinary baking soda,
add two ounces of LOGOS Stomach
Tonic extract and enough water to
make a pint. Shake it up and you have
homemade remedy that drives
away all signs of stomach trouble in
jiffy and then builds up the entire
digestive system.
If you are troubled in any way with
your stomach, get busy with this tonic
treatment.
The remedy is easy to prepare: it
does the business and saves consider
able money.
Get busy with your stomach now,
and save trouble later on.
You buy the LOGOS Stomach Tonic
extract for fifty cents two ounce bot
tie.
If your druggist does not have it
send so cents to Logos Remedy Com
pany, Fort Wayne, Ind, and receive a
full size package, postpaid.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
PLA Us AND PLAY ERS

Harry Lauder is to make a tour
through the South.
Edwin Arden has been engaged for
the cast of AN Aztec Romance"
Herbert Waterous is to be the VIII
Scarlet of Robin Hood" next season.
Alexandria Carlisle will play the IL
tie role in the English production of
"Everywoman."
Hale Hamilton will play the leading
role in Charles Klein's dramatization
of The Ne'er-Do--Wen."
Rita Stanwood will be the prima
dona of My Best Girl" of which Cliff
ton Crawford will be the star.
George V. Hobart is writing a play
for Bernard Granville, who is to be
starred next season by a. H. Wood.
'Bunte Pulls the Strings" has been
running in London one year and is
still playing to packed houses.
The new musical comedy for Kolb
and Dill. the western comedians. is
called The Grocer and the Shoe
maker"
Edward Paulton and Charles Brad
ley have written an Irish drama. The
Rose of Kildare" in which Fiske
O'Hara will starr.
]. Hartley Manners has written a
one-act play. The Woman Interven-
es," in which Florence Roberts re-
Gently appeared in Los Angeles.
Among the promised productions of
the coming season is a comedy from
the German, entitled The Guards
man" 1t is by the author of The
Devil
Henry w Savage will have twelve
attractions the coming season, most OF
which will be ready for production be-
fore the first of November. The list
will include Somewhere Else" a mu.
steal fantasy by Avery Hopwood and
Gustav Lukers; a new farce by Ru'
pert Hughes, author of Excuse Me-;
THE Million" two companies playing
Excuse Me-" Little Boy Blue" and
several revivals of former successes
John Cort will have two new thea
tiers next season, one in New York and
another in Boston. The listw of his at
fractions includes Nine. Abarbanell
in THE Gypsy; Mrs. Leslie Carter in
of which has not yet been announced ;
THE Glassblowers," a new opera by
John Philip Sousa with book and ly
RIGS by Leonard Liebling; "Ranso
med" new play by Theodore Burt
Sayre and Cleveland Rogers; &C. o
D. farce by Frederick Chaplin; The
Rose of Panama" new Viennese OPP
eratta and several minor productions.
William Brady has produced a mum
Der of new plays during the spring
and summer and as nearly every one
of them proved a success, he has de
cided to continue them during the
coming season, at least for while
THE Best People," which met with
success in Chicago, is one of the plays
Another, farce by Philip Bartholo
mae, entitled Little Miss Brown.
was we'll received when produced in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
Stock Season at the Murray.

The like of the stock season, now on
at the Murray theater by the Lewis
& Oliver Players, has never been
known in this city before, and after
its completion it's like may not be
known again for years. The players
are now on the eve of their eleventh
week, with no end of the engagement
IN sight. Each week the engagement
has proven more profitable than the
former, and as this continues plays
of more importance are being present
ed.
The reason for the wonderful sue
cess of this engagement are many
but there is one real one. One woman
said the other evening: IF the prices
were higher, l could not attend" This
alone is a reason for the success of
the venture.
People attending he performance,
and there are great many, have ex-
pressed themselves as being wonder.
fully pleased with the company, each
member of the company having scor-
ed personal success, and the plays
submitted have given the best of salts
faction
Jack Lewis, one of the leading men,
has become a favorite. Jack earring.
ton has made many friends and Edwin
Wolcott has displayed talent credita.
BILE to high priced attractions. Ed
Williams in character parts has shown
marked versatility and Earle Simmons
and Tom Coyle have both done we'll
Flora Frost, the character woman
| has proven conclusively that she is
very clever. Mable Frost, the leading
! woman, has proven a jewel to the cast
| and Marion Milton won much favor.
The entire company has made many
! friends in Richmond, and little wonder
can be expressed at the announcement
that the players will be here for some
weeks to come. Attractions of the mer
it of the Lewis & Oliver Players de
serve the attention given them The
company is now nearing it's 10Odth per
| Torrance.
| If any person has been dissatisfied
with any of the performances, it is be
cause he has expected too much fol
10 and 20 cents, for when theater i:
crowded from pit to dome, and ever
the orchestra pit is filed, there is ne
doubt that the company must have
been possessed of considerable merit
! Merely Mary Jane" will be played
again tonight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-09
His liqht Diet.

The actors sense of humor Is al
ways uppermost. He will jest about
his hard luck. bis i'll luck or almost
anything that offers an opportunity for
a joke Generally, too. he has cour.
age-the courage to smile when his
heart is heavy. A comedian. who was
known to be I'm desperate straits. was
invited to a social gathering one even
ing. When the poor actor arrived he
was seen to be thinly clad. although
the weather was bitter cold. He look
ed also as If he had not had any too
much nourishment for some time. The
hostess greeted bim cordially.
'T am so glad to see you." she said.
"How we'll you are looking"
EYES," replied the comedian: "the
wind has been very nutritious of late"
Saturday Evening Post