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tgArT1ST BOYS AET
HOME PROM CANT
which is Enievabie IN
ahiI s~SeEHeets.

"a bis track meet CLOSED fhe series
BOT events lat fauap ssebsehso sfd
tat / 30 saturday ~afternesn Etfie tents
were dropped and the groups Ashland.
ed. IN every respect the 2eafap ives
la huge uocess There yves one
freartd OF sctisir3es frtsn che lopenfng
tef fire 3en~canspinent 60 the end ard
mot one 5setidsnt * mar she good
tines. nas5lg there were fwanty-sesen
voang f1en that attended all She time
Por f6r a Hfaitad lenath a. tire. Gen.
eerany she -csrap wss taxed to les 90.
lp#esfy TO hold asn thst wished 80 at.
TEND.
avery DAY had Its activities ard
itnane were exactly alike. There we're
t~severaI varieties 2ef hfses, swimming
eAraivais, ~reGreat5onal games, bsse.
bah, Hb6nfres, watermelon feeds,
.ass6r4ss, talks, FIRST ssd INSTRUCTIONS,
fBrspsrfng meals, camp craft, and
track raesss. The s6aedBfe Tor Thurs.
tday ws rs Fellows, and .ta9s day was
characteristic 2cf the Others. IN -ufe
t~Fnerafag st 5 ~90@canir was sst5r. ard,
latter b~raskssst, the beds were made
and Tire camp put IN order. After
that a r~osSiag baseball game. Then 3
|hfse Firtu dinner TINE. After dinner
reSreatEeral games we're played end
then q swimming carnival With water
rsFaes aaG races. When supper was
,dssrArsed With tina hats gathered
.about "a -carap Ere. Stories were told,
lessons IN Grst s5d given. csa1p songs
ard relFs. "a Short taFs, q feed, SFaveT
sne &c BED.
At TIE opening OF The camp, tvFo
captains vesre elected, VINO in turn
chose trsfr F1en, and these two team
-cent4nded for points throughout tie
stay al the camp. Woc6san HElSs.
kanlp vess captain Of the Princeton
team, v}aile lloyd Roberts was cap
tain az yafe. These twp taaTsS fought
hard 10 ecrery game meet for tire
Er5zes that were 10 BE- given 70 the
Winning team, ard Tire oateaEtc ~as
uncertain anti t1C hast event r~as
-rsn 81. TIE following prizes we're
apsarded: Each Of the whining reauvs
secured s ri5eeu sar camp conducS
and athletic Slprenfac-. Princeton DO
INC the whining tesrn with E1G points
NeHe wss q close second With 1o7%
points. A white Tfbeon vss given
to ,Too~f<on EuFSsanlp for ceinS the
highest individual point winner. having
30 points. MT. Roberts and Ir Kurt,
tad fer second place, Ncth ha9ins 26h
POINTS. In the Sra tracS meet Yale
won, ~Efh 81 3oinss, Princeton secur'
al g. points. The swimming meet,
toe. vss very exciting m the Ont.
raFle xss uncertain until the Ans In
thSs. noth teams won seven points
vEo-fsen Hasssaras. Ralph WFtshS
and STANLEY steC1tclfen 70 points.
Ralph wrSsnt II points Lloyd Rob
erss IA points, staa Edward Wiser .
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iJonnGc. lrtnrnan aktteses tiis Mifs
seuics +irnsand Throws pishss
tEitrnsanH Ae wants
divorce.
SUITS ARE FILLED
TONE S6eeks 20 sReecscr o Aftofe ana
Ticker@cnuarany See
-EocaI Tnearre
skaau.

GSharEfEg fnGa petition foTldsvorct
filed this ~1Er,ernonn, that his wife
scoided1 h1miincessantiy tnrew5iisEnes
hat 1tifYn, thraaiened no kkilI him, aanc
liay aaeed duntilanonn and fidn't se1
his meals prsRaep Ihuase IS ne seemed
tho think she should, lphn c. l1nrnaI
AAsKs that thelma-riRse vows1eetwear
hhinseifa and Hattie dnman7be severed
lnman aaiso nhaEEss his wife Hvs}tt
hnau1Hg beer gunfaitfiful and tina she
Ivwnuid astaygautannsil after dark. IN,
imam IS seeking a decree nf divorce
and 4he right 10 rerna-ry within 0one
ryezr. They rwe-enma-ried March II
1870 he state ii TN his petition.
EJansesAA Foster has brcEght4acrinn
tgga1nstE n Mora Bo1tun and Others. rae
seeks borrower si-2aH on Ia pTpriis
/ scrv NOT aand wants the moTtss.e
tvuthich lhe thnids 10 be declared FIRST
hand pnaramnunt Ven Tor the uavmant
bof 1neieehr.
nm tha lpetftiun filed this AFTERNOON,
EFoB.sr2 eia.ins he took ths 1noteaofF
Ia. GBottnnaandNNnr Boftnn fora loan
BOT st,2eoaand In seerrity ne wasSrfv-
anaanmurfgsee9nn some property. Of.
Ia. GBoltnn mas since died and Foster
sHeHEs EtolIhave tne mortgage aaeelsrec
happaramnnnt nenao on the prorerfs.
The Gconsell TTicset company has
drought snit for s172sgsinst Mark T.
asnesll, which the company alleges
las dnne ut for sicsets which 1t claim
twere sold 10 ANGEL.
Ia mechanics lien for s31a.l2 has
hbeen flied Spy the 'Taher Lumber com
tnauy agatnstG q. J Blaine.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. r.. NJ sutton, OF Tulsa 0Efs
arpma, vino was called ns- ny 1rt
ueath Of her father. L M. Walters
1saxes tomorrow for her nome Snt
s.mifsd with her brother. EDWARD
sNRite-x, IN Chicago. H. enn with nsi
siEser, Mise Maud walters. in Indian
zppiis, anniana.
The Misses Gtracs ano Nanr EtueI
81 Gainesville. Me- VINO have hesT
visiting at the home Of flames e. HuT
sp~E. have retprnef iiurne.
MFRS H T. Mash ant children, Marie
1arHsne. C,fausis OF Valley auIlctfnn
Ars visiting their parents ant E-ann
psrsuts, Mr.. and Airs D. Il Srrepsrs
-Eze Garrui styeeE
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pc&er -ccns=ry moves ~ropoe~atf's
2Roa 0sc n to@Entrapcs &c seh-
8~ssfucture 1of its
Own
MANY VISITORS SUNDAY
t.5oc9or Works Nestcsdae rs
5EstBuste--SrSers Boat Esou--
eions ~as,p Swell
yesai.

Persons xiii heAHTl,usd on the gov
srnsnent property without passes by
the new arrangement which has bean
nYnaas az the lock. The2Dffeeaof II,
Ira. Weber. speeial policeman Tor tire
mower acafnnaay which foT,nerly fSs
lat thea entrance to the lock ~rreperts,
has heea moved hack To the a~ntrance
Ito the suhstructure 1nf the power
abaase. This gives peopie access 10
sthe syovernsnent property.
ut will be peseihle3n now Tor visitors
3tosso1eu the government lock aud dry
Eaack property without the feFsnaifty
taf the passes sphicn have hereteibre
Shaar anacesssry VISITORS to the gov
acknowledgements wifi he admitted TO
8+he engine -renrl Hf the lack rropssed
tthsy have "a g~6rerntnant guide with
1Nsry1nf the peopae who visit the
fwn~ss on the river have been 3it'Hch
interested In seeing bosts go through
t4he lock. and at Is likely that 7hts or
tarafiou wwill se pstehed ast close
range by several hundred more apeo.
tpie each week, now shat The change
TIN the l~policernHn's cage has been
imade,
Yesterday nj Is estimated there
f1rere I,sg02peupie2sn the works. The
mower 1p,Hnt As being shrou'n open
bevery SUNDAY until The first o DC
.anher. and tsa1 reepie are taking this
befspa,tursfyoef seeing ase plant.
,rhe teamer " ". brought sn 7sT'
.taearsien from aup the river here yes.
t+eeaayl@os see fhe2pswer plant.
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tuTFEES REWARD FnE
EwULEK
TOR Recovery lef rr. ASc
EsrnscEss a~1ocrnsss.s.

"a Reward of $50 1gas to-day offered
Tor tbs recovery oof the Ford antoine
nike belonging TO R-. Z, IA Mac Gar.
I1aoa1 stolen from n rfroIItccf srae Ma
xnnfc building Saturday evening Ths
notice rteaart-eeTt ssszst ao-ttt TO vvarf1rz:
cities arad uoHns tzlrthis sssot.onoof etast
circulars descriptive of et9t
Gar aun the doffsr of the reward. This
a1rtunrnhife was tine Eifrst 10 hs sstoiAT
IL this city.
THE state license number 1of tins
car WIS removed 10Y the rthteves anf
wax ffauIld ucn tine stree after tse ca
WIS stolan. Tile car number 1on tins
fr1ut fnssI5oaru WAS Jsf36l. On tas
izacK nf the car the nalfe flames
gsvTr i1aE fsesn scratched n s-aai,
letters ami can 1ss seer only after g
rctcse scrutiny.
Chief HaEnsy saiF to-day thai al
tfuugh this vas the first asicc-aolaife
rnfsfsar- reported IN this ctty trey Aasd
been common II many other Taacss
Car uT7Ilars sSunutd --ta acarefai rtc
write finvzn the number OF the s-stEse
IN tipaf- machines AND cto keep q noss
IF the uunn3,e- % tine tires. Ea1d E1fsi
Eeurev to-day. Tfss will he q big
ffefp N the police department n 10
cutting stnfsn cars. Dr Max Earaaeal
does 1p1 Elbow tine nunlfssT OF the aee
zine m MS Ear rn- tse numbers on
th. tires. The rl- number, on 3 small
piare on the raaffsoarI. might easily
DE removed.
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roYnss. Tnese w5nrsrs were eieen
-rrizes vhich indicated ire position
secured
Every evening tAe great attraction
was the hssee bonfire ard me evenings
spent there will long Ifnrer 70 a1e
MINDS OF TIE BOYS. The Ere was
pIaced sat ire center or a natural
aTprhitneatre ard lss e elazcd hsah,
the 3oatIire of the }arse tres was ez.
eaeddgasly picturesque. The faforite
song v4ss Short ard catchy, entitled
ARE We All Dead Yet?" Together
With thFs sySsg. ~eils were pirAn Frat
vsaSAned TIRE forest Cor a great DIS
eanee rseysnd the confines Or the camp.
As hss Been said. ting site was IDEAL
Who VISITED the camp sasd frat
"a petesr ard n2ere beautiful place
er,iFa not have Hsen chosen a great
deal at the success Of TIE camp WIS
Due 10 Mt. arthur Isin1SsrE. With
ms sanrv sryril, Fertile iaini, ard
escd feeds he rrov{ded t>e eaEs an
ax-al}ept tir+e. Rev F. z. SScAllis
or. WHO nFanned the A-HeanlPrNent WIS
at the eaniD all Tire time and created
among the boys q lasting friendships.
r91e rellrwfrG we're at the camp
rart or all gnf the tr,e. Ralph WciFht,
lpovd pc'-erss. Rtfeen E|Pts, Howard
r!el4arn. STANLEY WcCntelaeh, HobeN
p>lsittren. Ralph C7tze, Ralrh
x,,rfz. Edward wiYsey, Tltohfss Pend.
Milton Bland, Walter Walker, ,Tunie-
waese. vroofscn Ffufsa1amp, Hsrnls
Pond. willard pcNerss, poss Wright,
Earnest Re<s. Geo. Montague, Clyde
rnfaan, Bernard Merriam, Reed, s1-
ssgr Earryrsan. Roy 1nstsn, John
wasnNarn. Girard HuFss5amp, wallace
sprrett. Arthur I4imeers, and Rev
e +. aleAntSter.
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Arr
TAKEN CARE OF
FRepcrts from ~ar zone Aal stare
rsst aSscr.e ssre SZesvius
lrsnrer.

ftT-pitad Press 4aRsad Wire Service
wSSI-sSGrGN, Aus S1- The
A-a4ner3eap shsrse Al st Petersburg
4He state department q
| that AN Americans wcsld he Qout aef
rs JSv the end of This week SHth
rcsent rsf;sf sHn6s f6T che present
treeas OF Americans shere nave been
ssupp1iea by money from the Pennies
Esee which mas been tsieFraPhed o the
trensnis throughout Russia.
Minister St6ean IN swiszeTasud IN
Formed she Department that Amer
are leaving Switzerland go rSpfd-
liy ne ccsri-t Eeep track 1of Them. They
tsre nor waiting FOR THE specisl trains
/ from 34anepa which are BEING Furnish
tadnsv me overHrne TO take taem so
Paris.
g'rzso spaeasl trains have arrived IN
ps-Ss rw.rp switzerland with 1Tnsny
AA4nsriesps aboard. according 20 "a
t,as,e F-eru Ambassador Esrriek who
bedss6 shat 5Fhey we're well satisfied
tss5fh the attention given them. Tire
harsRsssv star II Parts IS looking after
teazracp er4d arrangements for sessrn-
s- nassaees from EavTe. Aeout efeht
ihffrs-e5 Messengers, moss aof Them
aA4nsr3cans. taft aan 70 steamer from
Ft4apre Yesterday. A4ssrscsns at Aef7-
hs9, gre safe snEd supriief with sah-
resent fs7tas Tor she present, the Amer
ifcsu c51sal Ensre ssid They are being
ssk4n sutoaf GERMANY throesh Rer}fH,
TO ROTTERDAM.
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laesttns A-scuaatnssd.

General Secretary IlUEgee is tnlty
Installed N the rrunItne COT his NUDES
assneaand has se1taed5downS Il thHmias
naturally as sfdhes aad inean1nereu many
Mozrns. "A new msn mo matter how
efficient he may abe IN 1Ais 1tne 9ot
WORK. Will ALWAYS find Bsw methods
tnaarnew place wshichslne Iaasta encoua,
ter and do the best ire Ger with AErd
Mr.. If-aEgaezseaIas &c have the sactt9n
aaapt ltznsat5 90 conditions BIS ne finds
them aarsd Eerr4-at 4atuug nas ifnuoeh-
t7zg had happened" He IS kept "a
little 8husga of cu1rse Astr the asaart, Fbnt
sesuas 10 have time ITO greet sne
friends OF tl1eaassouiation wrtso cal 70
become ~accuaeased aznfs Co give him
a u aarEes 9ard cordial welcome, agnd
Always meets them cordially. He
makes "a good impression oun those
who meat him
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PERSONALS.

Lranu n. Judge of New YORK. WIS:
the uasSt al Mt. and Mss. ". N. Sass
over Sunday.
Misses Minnie n Ruth Hartley
,savs rstarned home altar spending
TIER vacation with tsstr SISTER, Mrs
H. &. Mote. al Dss NieiDes,
air. aad Mrs. Il. G. Duncan haFe
returned from q ztFtp TO iAsss, Wyora,
fag wsterp they visited relatives
Az. and Mrs. Al NcGinass OF Peoria
taft Yesterday after q weeks vssii
xita Miss pelaSsafna EeiI.r.
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SPIES 70 Ode SeHoes rTsh Frv2est
Outing NJ vv.Ser Ave seiup
scnt out BY ofSccrs Of
Association.
GRAND s COMES
II. 2. Nasrner pliH Mnts Address, ss
VIII Mrs. Grace l-resis,
NMsrronaof ledge
Flnr.e

lreftHtiens TO the Odd Fellows
pienic and ssh frysat Viewer on Sen
itenaer ~ arc being sent eut by NJ A
Stewart, president, sn5 Albert EieFsr
secretary of the Zee Cntinty odd Fst
lows association. The pieric Is To he
held al Hy4ers groves at Viewer,
The Viewer ledse has unasrtassn
'the arrangement eS the Picnic and
fish rry, which Ensures rs success.
~Fvervthlnr Is heiBs dene by the ledge
to make this pfenicla HE success,
These who are going are urged &c
hfins thalr laneh sad utensils fel
irving hsh.
Grand Master ri. r. Wagner and
Mrs. Graee Lewis, mstran Of THt
Loaa Fellows orphan and old folks
home, will be present N talk or
nm~arfersaof Interest To svxry odd Eel
llaw In the District.
The program as prepared follows.
hbrrlar.
MeeslnE OF a~aireesess OF association
Lat 8 ;2Oao'clock.
Mnsir-FoTt Aahtson band.
Cell TO loFder-Presiaant ~. "A.
sSfsssrt.
Address or welcome Charles nnerri
Fort Madison.
EeespenseLDsssrlet Deputy G7snd
mesterIJ W Nichols.
Mnsic-BHrd.
EHnrer
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nn,s a.a.rr 20 Nls enshusassrn.

when y man hes suffered sor sewer
a. 5ses With collie, dlsrrhoes or otheV
form OF bowel cemniaint nd IS then
cured sound ana well by one or two
Sc<es a Ch~srfberEsips GelSo, Cholera
nfarFhces Remedy. ss Is ofeea
She case. L Is eut natural thst he
should Re enthusiastic In his praise
OF The reme6S. and especially Is this
the case o. 8 severe attack ~hen lie
IS threatened Try z when "a feee
.ef sych s. ~eme5T It ueve fsiFs. SclS
Inv al daatee-AsvertfseHeHG
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or KADK-E MkSDNE
Bauuurt Will ne tiesr in New TEN
rpr pn Friras E~sning, 10 Gstr-
iprate Epmpfetrpn.

The Nfasens uf Ksoisnk VIII nnfn Il
Jrioiiee meeting in the. nav Masnnrr
1smple 10 celebrate It's complexion
5srifiay evening. S~spter1be- 4 a BAH
runat is nc be served oh tine uccustnn
Rnn the committee n charge e1psri
al tine sn1eminers Of the variprIs liotiges
KEimira Chapter. Damascus GDulmarr
fia-r, Gate City Chapter. Eta-di1 ant
Eagles Iotiges, 40 arten1 the banquet
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a sne spnasscm.

Tonight sssI ne presented o two
western drama, THE Nearssrsce
Sold q pleasing and splendid
western sove play that ~siil hold the
audience srslleoaud from the start TO
finish. Also % comedy of love and
prAtty gins ~ "a Hasty Exit" DsnA.
rasss sAesn,z THIS fine eN tonight at
the nr-4sIsn at the regular soars
aua Observation-Disclosures
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ospcrnlnrnipg,

"A letter received from Homer II,
tsrsbOrntahis rorenonnssaysne arpec.s
to asrripe IN KeoEak "Wednesday and
tnat This mother VIII asccuunauy 1htn1
TO rne ardry. Frhsy come rrnm Cam
sariare, Ohio. where III. GprEpcrn was
scazied as,I account 5pf the ddEHgerous
! Illness OF m B4ssepa1hhsr which itiness
~resuated IN mis- death II ssw days ago
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W.. sReeertion.

THE W.CC Y. III will Eiveaaainfor,
lmal rseep1inn tannnrTow a~at.e1neon
r-nm 3teo55aat the humeoof Mrs HOE
tkins, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. There
will ee "a snnrt Dp=GgrHmAand Mrs.
5Sarah EE Hancock will rraad aher Re
ppCrt from the AnrlinEtnn 1coHeen1inr
Just closed.
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Summary,
Passed hsIis--ABdresssa. I; Mex
ezssoa, l.
Das;hie 7riars-Sareh 20 Andersen.
HIT ny ~pisess---oy BGreh-Mesea-
HsoB,
Bases on aslas--Sar5h 1; Gasey 4.
SsracR leat--ny Egrch 2: by Gooey
b.
Three base hit-sndressaR.
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EEcrr Eerter.

limited Press BeaSad Wire SArvfea,1
F4GrN. III. Ags 9i-sattsT wss
offered or tse Fagiu ecsrd today a.
"a cents an adSance OF I cent ore-
5sst wee4s price. The highest hid
wss Sah cents and there were 10
sales.
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MIS- n. % Murray and SEX, War
rsr. of IEZvsnFnr., have JstrrTnsd home
after a visit with NJ. n Mrs J AZ.
AaIHs-, IsTT Tfnfsa,
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sos sALs.

FS3R SAEE owner, TO acres w
Ven Buren, csttuty lowa Eevey ard
t%soiIlBE lBad, Goed improvements
Well lbestaG, ran ne bcsEht at TtsSt
price aad on easy ferhas. For fltil
~nspticalsrs ADDRESS 9ea saS Seessu
Qua, lows.
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Ncv.-t

"Vrna was tnat serftsnca ire onofF
-euaarsu 80 nftan during tfss Htans
NEAR aE ] cnuiu make but II vas,
WE IN mlsa-abls singers. ns
Cnurier
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WfAFyrEo-oosftieu as he1sesesrer.
Applicant hes child feur yes~s Old.
Address Edna Hovsrd csre Daisy
Raasnstd, pohteoaac, III,
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lEuAHsrETr-Two or three FURNISHED
rsetas Tor a9hr housekeeping. sar
! vesr or n,era. Mag sind wffe ofs.y hu-
tdress Reasns, esre este SfYty.
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As..rreor

AMassr-RRnG.
Address AGrsrd Master r. +. Was
sner.
MusIr@-psnd.
Aadress--Mrs Craze lewis.
Mnsac-2and.
Baseball and oether anasseHlaats
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z. M. CA ITEMS
aMessius

THE f,osrdaof dtrec1orsacf the YIN
&C. "a. wal nmea i1nrrsEuigr -mnn-hty
ssssyionaa1 J ~380losrioGk tnmor-owaevan
inz lat the assassination building.
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NtAN-rEr-poaftien by exrarienesd
~stanaseapher, Can give r~sfe7enees
Address ~Steaagraphsr fhss offies
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iWENTEn@Two rnan - pscs fsfsa.
tees stesEy work sIl 1851 Esfiy
FE eE-Has. pes Moipes river BRIDGE.
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VI ant Column
waNrsD

SpArsa9-aHe It sesvn tha Barrier
trade, unlinfitad term Goed rssr-
ay made. BEST Grade iE @z5stenre Tor
poor man MACHINERY esG'L XIII IL
Our g~saaps,ss s-7essiy in demand on
laeesnnt Of ntr thg'r>aEh trsiiiias-.
fFcrre Tor estRiesns Molar ssrsez
Gonsse, St Louis. Mo.
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FOR sAfRA Fbrty sore farm. 4is
u4iies north of Hamilton. EneHire
or address Jahn MOZART. Nauvoo, III.
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iwASrsreArlu Pay cash 3 a faw
nsore ole feathsr BEDS, Phone e45.
WHey.
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-seaa The Cate City want column
cents per week.
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sScsT.

iT[FST-rAdies gold wetch eeh, anne
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"The Beautiful Adventurey

Another play which should prove OF
especial interest was produced by
Charles F'rohman at the Lyceum last
night 1t is The Beautiful Adven-
ture," and adaptation from the
French by George Egerton 1t will
be notable for several reasons: it
ran for year in Paris and was the
last play to yield to the war there
for its large and splendid cast but
most of all because dear old Mrs
Whiffen will have a leading part once
more, a part in which the dear old
lady may be seen to advantage once
more and say farewell to the stage
which she has graced and honored
for more than fifty years 1t will
be Mrs. Whiffen's last appearance
and here is hoping that it may be
crowned with glory.
The Beautiful Adventure grows
out of the heartaches Of little Helene
de Trevillac. who discovers few
moments before her wedding to
neat but unpromising youth that she
has been tricked into thinking her cou-
sin Andre no longer cares for her. In
her eleventh hour of despair. while
the bridegroom waits and the we'd
ding guests assemble, she retreats to
her tiny chateau, escorted by the
fervent Andre, who. in the emer
gency, coolly makes use of the rail-
road tickets that the bridegroom had
carefully purchased for the wedding
journey Some of the compartments
in the train are empty, and Andre
feels that he cannot allow Helene
to travel unprotected, so they make
the journey together. But finally, on
reaching the chateau, their perfectly
laid plans go to pieces. Helene finds
her fond old grandmother waiting
for her. The old lady pardonably
assumes that the handsome young
escort is the bridegroom, and in her
garrulous delight makes it simply
impossible either for him to take his
departure or for them to set her
right Later on they determine to
tell her, but it becomes increasingly
difficult, and it is not until the eX-
plosive arrival of the deserted bride
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have either plot or reason, other than
a chance for the chorus to change
costumes While the comedians and
principals are involved in laugh-pro-
voking dialogue.
If the prime purpose is entertain
ment with least call on the gray mat
ter, then tabloid musical comedy fills
long felt want, and the Armstrong;
baby doll combination is all that one
could desire.
While it was originally announced
by Manager Glass of the ice cooled
theater that the present company was
engaged for just four weeks it is
likely that the engagement will be
extended for at least two additional
weeks, but with several changes and
additions to the company.
On Thursday night of this week
the muchly discussed September
Morn" will be adapted to the capa-
bilities of the baby dolls" it having
! been given its first presentation by
| the Armstrong company at the Wig
! wan theater San Francisco, shortly
after the Chicago artist who created
the subject awoke one morning to
find himself famous following the
raid of the place in the window of
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