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VICTORIA SAILS
 FOR SEATTLE

The victoria sailed for Seattle' thfs> evening with rne following passenaer9:
 MT. and Mrs. P. NJ. McGinn. Hank Snyder, Fl. J. Dearborn. F. M. Dearn- born. 8. 2. Smith. Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Winter. Frank and Mrs. Grimm, Hezel Murray. Mir. Arnold. G. H. Neary Miss Gussie Weller. Mrs. F. Weller. W. l.. and Airs. Cochrane. vesta Kelling. Mrs. Keliing. T. Chapen. Mrs. E. L.. Byers. Mrs. x. Rishop. Henry R"den. R. F. Ingals. R. s. Eskridge. Leo Low snhertz. ]. D. and Mrs. J. D. Arnold. Miss Valerie Arnold. !. c. Flett. T. c. r'idduck. c. \. i'iddnck. C. ". Carter. Mrs. D. Campbell. Florenre Perry, Les ter Earl. Annie Kiiene. !. ]. Rose. Miss L.. Rose. MT. mnd Mrs. Broate. ". T.. Oger H. AI. Shearer. Mrs. Hanson. John Tolicn. \. T. I.ayten. C. H. Hoy son. Chas. T.aidlaw. l.. Casey. Gertrnrc Kelling. Mrs. Ssnnns. Mrs. Ludwig. Ethel Ludwig. Maud Ludwig. Louis Levy, D. NJ. Tnylor. John Clements. Sullivan. Dobso,. \. !. Hrrschbcrger. I. ]. Becker. E. ]. Murphy. '. Nevins. .Ias. Jansen. Chas. Altsuha. Arthur Ny lander. Leo Fishcr. c. 4. k"ehler. l.. \. Mitchell. IA,urrnvr t'urso Carl 0eh- hort. Walter o('ara. D. T.. Y.ikens. F. IIe,lstron,. Frank Guilis. cOruid Hut ton. Julius EcrkE,nd. II. n. Safety. x. Carl ]. Anderson. Richard Lee. John Mcleod. f. =. Nelson. X. !. .Iockinsen. Guns. Newler. w, T. Ferguson. T. R. Hummer. Jack Aver. John Sullivan. !.
 )ohcrty, 1.um Lung. x. Tong. Tong Fun Kentuck. Aiken. TMis Ling. q. X. Pax ton. &. Neuman. |. Halliday. John Fl. Shrehy. Ed. I.orfhnrrow. c. Freden. Peter Hopkins. Geo. C. Tercn. John z
 Znpon. Ncls Sonjt. Fritz Karisen. n
 Ro,ieu. Gen. Cato. W. IT. Loofhurrow
 4. Anderson. w. Rolling. I. Stillwel,. J. Isaackson. Ben Peterson. Rolf KjeIsburg. Nelson Odin. Harold Nell Victor Frid. Frank McI.ain. H.. Jo,kfson Joc Odave. F. .I.amik. Sal oe : gnaon. X. 1.otidin, ]. F'itzhugh. I. I.eary.
 w. Ferry. Chas. Springer. Peter Mad
 sen. T. Taknge. Archie Moon. Pat H.
 GGould. F. Stiil,nan. c. Whistler. rete Carlson. Jacob Dnhl Norman Morrison.
 Emil n,rsch. Chas. Anderson. n. Fen
 ton.
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ROYAL WEDDING
 IN LONDON
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Oct. I6.--Thc Duchess of Fife WAS married to H. R. H. Prince Arthur of Cunnoueht in tho royal chapel Uf st. James here today There was u brilliant assembiase of royalty and nobility present including kinE George and Queen Mary and all the members of the English royal fam iiy and of the peerase. The Emporer of Germany was represented by his second son. Prince Eitc, Fritz, and the grand duke Michael Michaclovitck came from St. Petersburg to bring the Solicitations of the Czar and Czar- ina. France was represented by Min ister Cnmbon and the American am bassador and his wife were present.
 The royal chapel was brilliant with tho red md gold uniforms of British field marshnis and generals and the aisle was lined by officers In the white tunics and brass breast plates of the famous Inniskilling regiment of tn. guards of which I'rinee Arthur is hon. orary colonel.
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WASHINGTON UNEASY OVER
 MEXICAN SITUATION

ernmcnt f"rshadows diplomatic br,nk with Mexico. Word has already been sent to the United States diplo- m.ih officers in Mexico City and to the lIucrla government that this is the las, attempt "f the United States to deal automatically with Mexico. Special representative John Lind will b, recalled at once to Washington and D'Shauphnessy win turn over the pro t-cti"n "f United states interests to the British amlnissador and ask for his passporis as soon us he can ar r;tngr the embassy affairs new pend ing. This will of course mean that hereafter all communications between ,ir government at Washington and MrXh" city will le carried an through a third party and is usually consid- cred thc step immediately preceding H declaration of war.
 IL k stated that the United States. through it's secret agents in the north
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spseial Nugget Service.


 WASHINGTON. Oct. i:.--Thcrc is ;' growing feeling of nneasinrss in "iii ctai circles here over the acute situa
 The stale department has sent wor'l ,o Charge HAYairs Nelson rShaugh . pessy of the American embassy at Mexico City to notify ihe Mexican government that the United States cannot r,s.ogntze ;ts ionaI any soyernmrui put In power ui the pru- uosed elect iuns to l" held iiis mont h ss Huerla's assumption "f q dictator shin pr,riir.iIy prohibits the I",ssihil- ,tv of a Iair rlr,thrn M tl". ch"ir,' of the pe"pir.
 This acii,u "f the Washington gov |. ernment was taken in ,hw "f ilu,rt,' ! decree suspending the constitution and assuming all legislative I"'w'rs himself
 This action hy the .\mrri,Ttn g,v-
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It seems that an impression has gained ground In the outside world that Nome Is not In us much need of assista nee as was at first stated. IL Is unfortunate in view of the serious condition which exists here that such a mistake should have occurred. How ever il is d mistake that can he re- ,nedied as indicated by the following copies of tclegrams which the Nugge, Is permitted 10 publish:
 Seattle. Oct. l4.-F. II. Thatcher. tres. \. E. x $. D. Co.
 Please cable exact conditions at Nome as to dcstitutc. supplies and needs of relief by government and To- cal aId. We desire io clear up posi- lively conflicting statements r-gar'iina situation.
 C. B. Df.ETHEN. Mag. Ed. Times.
 To this dispatch Mir Thatcher sent the following reply:
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EDITOR LEAVES.

]. I. McGrtth. who for the past year has so ably edited inc Nugget. Is sail ing on the victoria to accept a posi- tion in a larger field outside. Mir. Mc- Grath's well known ability as news paper man together with his genial personality assures him success n whatever line of work he takes np, While tho Nugget will suffer in inc loss of its brillian, editorial writer nni news gathcrcr it extends to him it's hest wishes for happy and prosper ous future in which his very many friends in Nome will heartily join.
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MEXICO RESENTS
 '~'' j. 5. ATTITUDE

,scd. The foreign office is taking par iicuL,r pains to treat the American diplomatic official with the greatest courtesy. This may mean thnt tho Mexican government k getting ready Ia hand that gentleman his pass ports and ia attempting to iull any suspic- lon "f the fact. So far in the diploma . tic, exchanges between the two coun- tries NIexic" has had decidedly the hest nf II and this k largely due 10 the rnillcseness "f the Washington depart mrnt of state.
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CLEARING UP THE
 MISTAKEN IMPRESSION

coast damaged and destroyed. Relief committee aiding in rebuilding road houses along mail routes. By all means have cash sent for relief If possible. Captain Dallinger of revenue cutter Bear conferred with city council and relief committee today and after in- vestigating advises that he will wire department immediately appropria- ton needed and service of revenue cutter Tahoma in addition to Rear tO transport destitute to states who de- sire to 20.
 F. Fl. THATCHER.
 These twn teh.gra,ns indicate in. exact status of affairs up [" the pre- sent time. and it is to be hoped nnd expected that now all differences thai may have been drawn us io lie actual conditions existing here will he cor rected and that the work of relief s" much needd will again go forward.
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SEATTLE WILL
 VOTE ON CHANGE
Special Nussst Service

SEATTLE. oct. 15.--Thc agitation which has been going on here for some time In favor ot commission form of government will he decided by q vote Of the people on March third next. It has been decided to submit the question then and there seems no reason to doubt that the people will favor such n change.
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FRANCE WILL
 SEND WARSH|PS
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 PARIS. Oct. l5.-Or,iers have been issued at the ministery of marine for the cruisers Vigelante and Admiral de Estange to proceed without delay to the coast of Mexico for the prOtec- ton of French citizens and interests there. This is merely a precautionary measure and in no sense aimed at the United States. There are quite a number of French citizens in Mexico and n great deal of money invested there and in view of the serious copdi- tIon of acairs and lack of protect ion given foreigneers this move Is not con sidered as having any yelled threat towards the United States.
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MEXICAN OFFICIALS
 CONFER AT NIGHT

luwiess methods employed by Hucrtn
 and he finds it impossible to regarj lIuerta's actions in assuming the die tatorship of Mexico and interfering in country otherwise than ns an act nl had faith. The president of the United States will not in fact accept the re- suits of this election nor will he rccog. uize the president go chosen.'' This is a direct and unmistakahle af- front to tIucrta and it hut remains now to see what his answer [" this latest note will be.
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GREAT BRITAIN WILL SUPPORT UNITED STATES

that the government of the United States may take in regard to bringing about peace in Mexico. Ii Is even suggested that some sort of an agree mcnt between England md America might be reached by which the aspera tions of all other European countries for the requirement of territory on the American continents will he effcctually blocked
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Special Nugget Service.

WASniNt;r,,N. thi. i. IrrsidrH, Wilson h",d nn"ihrr nns ritbinrt con ference to-day over thr MrNi,an crisis The results of these deliberations hiN.' not yet im"r gwen out but ihcrr Is Vluently SpGlr very serious move m contemplation. i is known that ih'' British :,n,iaSsa,lnr hrld q lnhr secret
 conference with Secretary M Stui' Bryan bcfnic that official went |" thr White lloiiS' and tl,,t hr was clnsctr'I
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If Mexico, is making inquiries as q the ability of the constitutional lead CTS there to establish 6 permanent government and this may mean that the state department contemplates the furnishing of aid to Caranza in return for his protection of American and foreign interests in Mexico.
 While the diplomatic crisis seems [" have been reached and 1t may he an nouneed al any minute that Washing ton will hold no more intercourse with Huerta ar his ministers. there Is still a slight chance of peace us It is TO- ported that European governments now that Wilson has taken some sort "f a definite stnnd. will throw their influence with that of the United states in an attempt 10 force Huert, out.
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DUNDEE DEFEATS
 JOE AeEvEOE
Special Nugget Service.

SpeciAi Nu00et SSrvtee.
 LOS ANGELES. Oct. 15.-Before a crowd "f Ave th"usand people last night Dundee secured the decision over Joe Azvclc after twenty fast rounds in which neither boy succeeded in scoring knockout. Both lads were in splendid conditionf md the fighting was nt all times fast and furious. This was especially true of the infighting In which the Mexican kid had shade the best of the argument. In the open work the clever foot work and ring generalship of Dundee showed up to advantage and as he waa able to keep his antagonist at arms length most of the time he gained ts.. decision on points.
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THE m|SuMDERST LANDING IS REC1IFIED
SAN FRANCISCO
 SENDS S2,50O

The Nome relief fund was material ly increased yesterday by an addition al amount forwarded by t9e San Fran cisco chamber of comperse The very generous offering of the city of San Francisco wns tw" thousand five hun dred dollars.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-15
Special Nugget Service.

MEXICO CITY. Oct. l5. Al mid- night last night after the conclusion of n protractcd meeting of the Mex iran cabinet the United states dip- lomatic representative was called on the telephone and requested to im- mediately come [" the foreign office.
 The Mexican officials were particu- larly upset over that part of Prcsi- dent Wilson's message of yesterday which read as follows: "Thc president of the United States is shockcd at the
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-15
Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Oct. I5.-Diplomatic and state circles here are watching devci' opments In Mexico with Il great deal of interest. Tho king is especially tonversant with all faxes of the sub Ject and It is stated on the highest authority his majesty and his minis. ters stand ready to back any action
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-15
DAMAGE SUIT.

Hudson St. IIouk has filed suit against the Anglia Alaskan Gold Dredging Company and claims dam ages of s470 with costs for breach of contract.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY
 WILL FOLLOW ON

mcnt however two cruisers arc lring Httcd out nt Kicl for foreign scrvi,s' md whilc no information Is o,dainahlc as to their probable destination h k popularIy supposed that they are slss- tined fnr service in Mexican watcrs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-15
Spse;al Nuesst Service.

1p0otaI Nu09et SeFVIce.
 MEXICO CITY. ,ht. I1,- The G"r- eign minister today characterized th,' latest not. of protest of the United States government as intcml~ratr inn pertinent and unfrieBdly. In sl"akin': of the note received from Washington through th,' American charge daffairrs Nelson o'Sllaughnessy. Inc minister "f feroign affairs took ",:'si"n [" si'r the United States representative rr- sponsible for the incorporate language
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-15
Special Nussst Service.

BER1.TN. Oct. i5.- II has been an nounced here that G"rmnny md France have cnnrlud,si. in view nf the possibility of some definite policy t.c . ing matched In Washington in rcgard tn Mexico. to follow tho lead nf Eng lnnd in tho mattcr of non -intcrfcrcncc for the present. IL is thought that ths TsrItish government hns hrnuGht pres sure to hcs,r In order ta give tho United states little more lime |. settle her own troubles in Mexico.
 Notwithstanding the above state.
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CABINET DISCUSSES
 MEXICAN CRISIS

with ihr secretary after the latter t.am,. from the cabinet meeting.
 Matr General Lconarl Wood. chic. of stan q" ihc army and Admiral vrerl,nd nf the navy were both in , consultation with the president today nn. tho ndilitants general Of both rrnns, ivunii and New York are lh Washington.
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s. s. coaWlN.

The steamer cerwin will sa;i fo- ketxsbus Sound and all way ports, Sunday, October 12th at. 3 2. n. For freight and passass appiy the kstxsbus Trading . rranspsrta. tien C.. next Lsmsn Drss. otudis.
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NOTICE.

Regular meeting of Inc Pioneers tn.
 night. Ss@hl session. scnnior Rosstn. will he present. |. N. SLOAN. MD. lsrcssicn,.
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LOST. Oi,lcp file with private papers md 20 dozen Rodgers table silver. Reward ut Dclbnr's.
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REIMBURSEMENT.

D.. ]. '. Mustard bsss ts inssrs, the public that his esEiess and rssidsnos are now situated evsr Msllsr's grocery. ! Telephone. Main a.
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The rccrivcr's accounts in the case sS Vim. AIoorc vs. G0ld Teach Drcdg ing C." were allowed md settled.
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AT re NEW sAola

Assnrleh Gree sApsl,ss osss se d,ssshs. slse 'ssss<s" hy the ssssss ss ssss
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Nome Daily Nugget is the srsaH st an the psspls, subssrihs nsss, eeee ,sr month dsiivsrsd.
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Special Nugget Service.

0pooth Nu0Det 0STVtcG
 FORT LAvENwORTH. Kan. Oct. l5.-Orders have been received here for one regiment of infantry and | field battery to prepare for transpor- tation to the Mexican border immcdia : tely.
 These troops will in all proha hility
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COURT NOTES

James Kcllieicr WAS admitted tn citizenship today.
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Mary w. smith was granted u div orr from t'has. 1T. smith.
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co TO THE NoRrH POLE Bakery for the best broad and pastry. The snIy Coffee Heuss in town.
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The City Bath House is open Tor N. o. SoIbsrg prop.
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TROOPS ORDERED
 '"''' . '"':I5I 10 PREPARE

go into camp near San Antonio. Texas. where the maneuvre division was en- camped two years ago. The troops will leave here by special train and will go equipped for field service.
 Board of Trade Restaurant is now reopensd for business.
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n. Daily Nussss, saoe psr msash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17
WHY NOT GET A GUARANTEE?
Every Article of Merit That is Sold
These Days is Guaranteed-NO
Guarantee Often Means Poor
Quality.

This is very little excuse for any
person to claim that he has beer
'stung' on purchase. Fifty years
ago the buyer had to look out, but to-
day is is unusual to find a merchan
who will not return the money for any
article that has proved unsatisfactory
An excellent example of this kline
of fair dealing is shown by the clean
cut guarantee that the Howell-Prather
Pharmacy gives on Dodson's Liver
Tone.
These people tell us that any person
who pays soc for a bottle of Dodson' ;
Liver-Tone and does not find it a
gentle and most pleasant liver tonic,
harmless, but a sure reliever of consti-
patton and a perfect substitute for
calomel, can get his money back just
as quick as they can get it out of the
money drawer
Dodson's Liver-Tone has practically
taken the place of calomel. 1t is abb
solutely harmless, sure in it's action
and cause no restriction of habit or
diet. No wonder the drug people are
glad to guarantee it, while other rem,
edies that initiate the claims of Dod-
sons Liyer-Tone are not guaranteed
at all
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17

Right-headed men are always good
hearted
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17
Who
LIVES At
HIS HOME
Mr.. DUCKWORTR'S RECORD
Sells Cotton When He
PIeaSeS

Mr. Jerry r. Duckworth is one Of
several of Sumter county's prosperous
thing required in the conduct of his
farm, and whose cotton is a surplus
money crop, entirely, to be sold when
ever it pleases him to let it go.
Yesterday Mr.. Duckworth hauled
fifty bales to Americas, and will sell
the lot when the market advances a
bit; otherwise he may hold it longer.
In the lot of fifty bales brought in yes
terday were many bales of the 1911
crop, which for year and a half have
been stored on the farm. Cotton sold
at low price in 1911. it will be re-
membered, and MIR. Duckworth has
made money by holding his bales.
Mr. Duckworth's eight-horse farm is
one of the most productive in the
county. He makes usually a crop of
100 to ITO bales cotton, and grows as
we'll fine crops of corn, oats, hay and
other things, for home use or for sale,
while his cotton is always a surplus
crop.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States, for the Albany Division Of
the Southern District of Georgia.
In Bankruptcy.
in the matter of Means-Josey Company,
Bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors of Means-Josey
Company of Cordele in the county of
Crisp and district aforesaid, a bank
rupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of January, A. D. 1913, the
said Means-Jossey Company was duly
adjudicated bankrupt, and that the
first meeting Of its creditors will be
held at Americus, Sumter county
Georgia, on the 9th day of January
A D. 1913, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, at which time the said creditors
nay attend, prove their claims, APP
point trustee examine the bankrupt
and transact such other business as
may properly come before said meet
ing. The bankrupt is required to be
present on that day for examination.
This January 18th, 1918.
HOLLIS FORT,
Referee in Bankruptcy
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17
CREDITORS OF
WARLICk BROS.
MEET TODAY
TO SEEK AN ADJUSTMENT
OF the Affairs of That MGF-
camille Firm

AS was stated some time ago the
creditors of the local firm of Warlick
Brothers Company will meet here to-
day to consider an adjustment of the
affairs of that firm 1t is not known
what will be the outcome of the meet
ing, other than that some satisfactory
arrangement to all concerned is indi-
Gated
1t will be recalled that the credit
ors of the firm were offered forty cents
CT the dollar for their accounts prior
to the appointment of the trustee in
bankruptcy At that time no definite
action was taken other than to re-
quest the appointment of a trustee in
bankruptcy after which inventories of
the stock of goods in the various stores
was taken according to the usual Gus
tom.
1t is supposed that all creditors will
be represented at the meeting that
will occur here during the day. The
stores of the firm here. the doors of
which were never closed, have been
enjoying excellent trade.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17
BIG NAME SCARED
THESE FOND PARENTS
Wanted to Investigate The Matte For
Themselves.

Atlanta, January ia situation
full of humor arose this morning when
the mothers of number of children iii
the Atlanta public schools beseiged he
city hall in terrible alarm for their
offspring after reading the official re-
port of the public school medical eX-
aminer.
Three hundred and sixty-nine moth
ers, who imagined fondly that their
ruddy- checked children were the
healthiest in the world, read with hor-
ror that their progeny were suffering
from-pediculosis.
Naturally they didn't know what
pediculosis was, but it was evidently
something terrible. The "culosis"
part of it naturally suggested some
thing as bad as T. B. if not worse.
What is this awful pediculosis,
and is there any hope of saving my
child, and what kind of medicine shall
I give herr" was the burden of the
questions fired at city hall officials.
Now it so happened that the medi-
cal examiner wasn't in his Office, and
nobody else was until an assistant crty
clerk looked it up in the encyclope-
dia. Then, instead of looking sympa-
thetic, he burst into a loud guffaw.
For, gentle reader, pediculosis in
plain Georgia cracker language means
lice.
''The ideal" exclaimed the frighten-
ed mothers, and departed to purchase
fine tooth combs, and mercurial oint-
ment, much embarrassed, but also re-
lieyed to an extent.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-01-17
THREE TWINS"

Three Twins" exactly as presented
during its five months run in Chicago
and ten months triumphant sojourn
at the Herald Square Theatre, New
York, will be the attraction at Glow
er's Opera House on Tuesday, Jan. 81
Jos. M. Gates has given his great
musical comedy success a superb COM
pany and a magnificent stage setting
Much interest centers in this play,
owing to the fact of it's being a reyi-
val of "Incog," which theatregoers Of
a decade ago will recognize in it's new
musical dress. This famous old farce
Of Mrs. Pacheo's had in it's original
cast surrounding the star, Charles
Dickson, such well known actors as
Louis Mann Robert Edeson, Harry
Davenport, Clara Lipman, Ellen Berg
and Lillian Burkhardt.
1t is seldom that as clever a play
a. "Incog" finds its way into musical
comedy and it is fortunate, indeed,
that it was particularly well fitted for
musical adaptation so that, unlike
other changes of this nature, it has
improved instead of suffering by the
adaptation.
Three Twins" abounds in many
striking novelties, among them being
The Merry Go Round, "The Seven
Ages of Cuddling,' THE Crying Grass
Widow" THE Hypnotic Kiss" the
awe-inspiring "Yama- Yama Man" and
THE Mysterious Face" which lis sure
to prove a sensation, even to the most
blase theatre goer.
Three Twins" is equipped with
some of the best lyrics and most
beautiful music that has been heard
for long time. The lyrics are by
Otto Hauerbach and the music by
Karl Hoschna and every one of the
numbers, including, Boo Hoo, Tee
Hee," Little Miss Up-To-Date," "The
Girl Up There" Hypnotic Waltz,
All My Girls I'm Cloudland," Good
Night "Cuddle Up a Little Closer
Lovey Mine" and The Yama Yama
Man" are a decided hit. The last two
numbers achieved a success that is
positively phenomenal