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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-22

on tebnpt tGpoentGpiG IiiGpfiiG Moo-
ieffen latin. Bintapuoliiesti fatiot.
tuna ndptt6Gfin aiia iellaiielta, mutt
ia tarfemmin tutfittuna on ie fulton.
tin toiiin. Seeius Ell oienna Iafia
eifd tee iiiben Iiidpfiid, tpaan bGn OF.
faiiee iuiltalaisten tp6GrGG ~fGiitpstG
'Iaista ia pddrid ieIitpfiia iiitd.
Seeius ianoo: GILLETTE fllulIeet ia.
notifii lille: "aiId tapa', ia: Sofa
tappaa. bdn on mifapGG oifeuoen e.
6esiG". Mrtta nina ianon teiIIe:
iofainen, iofa tpibastitii meIieeniG,
on pifapdG oifeii6en e6esi6; ia iofa
ianoo meIielleen: "Sin6 feltpoton, on
uifapdd reiiiposton e6esid; ia iofa
ianoo: "Sind iumaIatort', on tpifa.
pGG beItpetin tiiIeen." SefG 2 Mooi.
20: Is ettd 8 Mooi. 8: II on Sumo.
Ian fGsfpsid main fanat: "dIa tapa".
Mutta tGmd: iofa tappaa, ban on mi.
.fapGG oifeu6en ebeSiG. ie eli oliit
.laisin firioitettii, ie oil main tpanbin.
ten fddnt0, ioIe n1pos aIettiin antaa
lain aripo. SrutaIaifet fGiittimGt,
ettG piioennen f6sfpn riffoiia oIiipat
ainonStaan ne, iotfa riistipGt fpGfi.
'paltaiiesti IGbimGifeItG6n beneer,
.iotfa oifeuoen e6esiG tiomittiin.
Wrtta tGr6 fGstp rifotaan 10 ip6d.
mesid understandable tpelieen ia full.
la beriaiis- ia bGtpdistpsianoiIIa.
Scum miistamme, eta Iaisia on fir.
ioitettu: "@t iinun pi6G pibaaman
ipeIieGii ipodmesidii", Min b,iomaam.
me ieltudsti, ettei Seefufien ieIitps
olIit mifddn Iiidps fdsfppn, tuaan
ben tabtoi ~ippent6G oifaIaiStenia pin.
tap,ioIista fdsfpn fdiitpstd. &itn
Seei,is ianoo: "SIette furIIeet iano.
tlifii: "atIG tee biorin." Miitta nina
ianon teine: iofainen iofa fatfoo
naista bimoiten b6ntG, on 10 tebnpt
buorin bdnen fansfaan ip6Gmes.
iGGn'', min eli $dn iiind prbn fdsfpd
p~astaan, ipaan fen pintapuoIista To-
iitpstG nastaan. Sdn oioittaa, ettei
ainoastaan fen iilfonainen torfed ritz
fominen ole ipnti, tpaan mpos ipbd.
men oitpoitiiS ia bintoitietpa fdtie.
Snbdn latSid tdStp: "dld bt1nottte".
Siit6 f6sfpstd oil ap. HaatpaIiIIefin
ieImittGnpt bdnen iptpd iiidIIinen ipn.
.tiipptenfd, paiffa ban iiIfonaiiesti o.
Iifin lain manbursfoiiteen ndboen
moitteeton' (SiI. 8: g.. Sdn f~irioit-
.taa @oom. III: Blind tiilin tlinte.
mda,t ipnnin a~inoastaan lain fatit.
ia; fila en- diff tiennpt bimosta,
joliet Iafi oIiii ianOnrt: "atId bimoit.
ie."
(Jatk.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-22
T1loo$eksen kirjoien
pybyyden Iaki.
airi. S. WatiaIa.

Woofeffen firiat, minimum toto
raamattll, on Sumalan fanaa.
"2afi on Mooiefien fautta annet.
tn, firioittaa apostoIi Sobanmes. sc
ei ole Wooiefien antarta ipaai1 SUI
maIat,, tpniffa. 5e on annett1i Moo1ef.
fen fautta. &aamatltn to6istus on
mp0s, ettd Mooies on firioittanut
Rentate,ifin eli 8 Mooiefienfiriaa,
eta ie ole ipasta i6IestGp1in pantli
|fofoon eri IGbbefirioista, futen fri.
|tiIIiien fuinnar, miebet tpdittGtpat.
lSelipdsti pubrm Seeiusfin iiitG, eta
Wooies on firioittanlit. $Gn ianoo
iurtalaiiiIle: sos usfoiiitte Mooies.
|ta, min iisfoifitte minua; fila mi.
niista ban on firioittan,,t." 3un Ell
Seeias tee mitddrt eroit1sta. mit6
NooieS on firioittan,it, min on ieI.
mod, eta faiffi ne firiat ~ipanbasia
|testamentisia, ioita nimitetGGn Moo.
iefien firioifii, otpat Seeiufien iano.
lien mnfaan Nooiefien firioittamia.
|SGn nimittdG malta Moofefien firio.
ia Wooiefien Iaifii. Sdn ianoo bios.
noliemiienia idIfeen opetuslapiillen.
ia: "Satd tarfoittipat ianani, iotfa
pubut teiIIe mieIG oIIesiani teioGit
|fansianne, fun ianoin, ettG faiffi pi.
t6G fGp66 toteen, mifG Of, m~iniista
firioitetti Wooiefien Iaisia ia pro.
feetoisia ia pialmeisia." SGn mainit.
fee iiis erifieen rudma folme oiaa:
Wooiefien lafi, profeetat ia pialmit.
Mooiefien firioien eli @ooiefien lain
iumaIaIIiien, Acknowledgement aripo.
malIan tobistaa mpos Seeiiis tpuori-
iaarnasiaan, Iauilesiaan ndin: "siI.
fGdt luuIfo, ettG nina oIen tlilltt f,i.
moamaan lafia tai projection; en- ole
tllflt fumoamaart, ipaat tGptt6-
maGn. SiII6 totiiesti ianon teiIIe:
fi,nnes tainas ia ntaa fatooipat, ei
pienintdfGdn firiainta ella pbtdfddn
piirtoa fntoa Iaista, enrenf,iin faiffi
on tapabtunut." Watt. 8: H. 18.
Moofefien f%irioista on fits iofa iana
iumdlaIIista totinitta. TGmGn on
Iarfanut benfiIo. iortfa on mabooton.
ia paIeb0eIIa, SumaIan Poifa, iofa
ianoo itiestGGn: "Waind Glen totiuis".
"S1nen iiiiisiaan ei oIlitt mit6Gn
miIppiG" 1 Biet. 2: 90. = Scum rifas
waimasfa paIitti moan pddIId ED.
mien iueliienfG fobtaIoa ia pppii, ettd
slbrobam Idbettdiii 2atiarufien bell.
lie iaarnaamann, min ban iai ipasta-
ufien: "SeiIld ON Wooies ia profe.
tot; fuuIfoot niitd", ia: "Sos eifpGt
firuIe Wooiesta ia projection, min Ell.
nat usfo, maiffa iofu fiioIIeista non.
fiji bios" SeiIId on fits iaornaoiot.
@aiffa Wooies ia profetat aifoia oil.
mat fuoIleet, Min be piibiiimat BELLE
f%uitenfin fir~ioitiistenia faiitta. Wiitd
firioitufiia usfomaIla oil 2atiarus
pGGsipt Mbrabamin belmaan. Niitd
Iooiefien ia profeettoien firioitiifiio
boImefiimaIIa of rifas mics ioutli.
nut maiipon piIffoan. ON moriin
tarfedtd mei6dnfin muistaa, eta Sii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-22

Juttiu IL Ieeiie 0ttguu tDurIIu IL
mistpmGt0ntd pubetta TAFT ie. Ga.
moin ebfG HaapaIi. fiin ianoa ip.
rdpttGd p%limmGistd pappia: "Sind
iiputta ieinG''. @itGb6n
meibGn ppbG tobtori tdmm0i.
file ianan iutfmufiiIIe, iofa marmaan
usfaltaa fersfata m~oIemmista, iefG
iipistpfiestG, ettG iumalur,s. opista,
fila fen n6ptt6d iefin tofiaiia, fun
iuwaitiee pelfOs aaniallisfirfolta an.
teefiipppntod. &uinfaban palio olet.
te tebneet mGGrppttG BELIEF Onfo-
ban iaman perran paboia tefoia tell.
I'd beitd nastaar, fun oil 2ristafiel.
latin fariieifiia Wastaan9
- SO rpSstifo Rristiis iotain bell.
I'd?
= SGn rp0sti beiltd ibmisiieIuia.
= Mo niitGbGn oil rpSstettGm6
perfeleeltd.
81 taitamit perfelefGGn fa1lfana OF.
Ia, eifG torffra iparmaanfaan ioiita.
nut, fiIId S6nen ianania mifaan be
olimat Iifeiiesid pbtepoesid, fila
SGn ianoi pdin iilmid. "Ee olette
iiGstG perfeleestd". Niin- fpld tai
iiinG pabalainenfin lGsnd of. Mlt.
ia pppoGn teitd neliet ~parottaa, ct.
tette nGin iuiiresti erebtpiii forfeasti
oppineitten iumaluusopilliien iemi.
marin lGpifapneitten flibteen, eta
beistd iemmoiien aripolar.
feen, fila iilloin cite ainafaan pddfiii
miIloinfaan bei6an iimalalIiieen pb.
tepteenid, maar i%aiiitte idGoG ainai.
iefii iumalattomifii %fonnifii maar,
pGGIIe, cite fila triblaaia poian ia.
trmiifiellafaan enGG taimaaieen pGd.
fiji, maan i%aiiitte fuulla fen item bal.
tiialta, eta fuuli,tte t,ioru,e aIafer-
taan ia, Jos robfenette tliomior, ipptG
fpidstd, Min fpIld fen plan iaatte
fuuIla fe on: ft,n usfaIiitte pasti,s.
tao, tai ainafin epGiIIG pbtpmiien
irnirta bpStpd ia fen irurta artpoa-,
oliiitteban iiten pdGsieet ppbdin it,
mister pbtepteen. gibGn fitG min
iuurta ipGIid niifpm6ttomGin bitten.
bestd. funban plan tdtd aioIIista or.
poa ia fiinniaa iaatputtaa. gif0
min meIiet?
SiIIoin fun tuIir t1bGn maabon,
M. 1891. Miin oil tGGII6 10 tiio for.
feasti artuosia pioettp g. pnoobin
firffofunta. SO olibait minulla iis.
fotpaiiena miebend fl,nntu pGdstd fen
idienefii ia find fiint1i riipusfeIin II.
ieita ipuoiia, paba main, etten oIIit
10 peristaiaiiiSia. Baan fen artpaa
iofainen, ettd fun iitd main noin bel
foIla riipusfelemiieIIa fiinni pibGtte.
lee, min fiitG plan irti tipabtaa = ia
min bulIusti Re f6tpi miniinfin, ettG
lopulta tipabbin pois, fun ppbdt ifdt
id6ntoiGGn firist6G ia fun
fiitG iImoitimme pabefiumiiemme,
iaimme fruIla: SIette pGbGn
menfGG oIofertaan. quo.
milo fun of Ianeetettu, min iit6 of
So mifd nieId pabernpi ia
alanetamampi temppu, fit1,
main putous tapabtui marain plt,it-
Min iitte pGGIIiiefii tpiel6 rob.
fuuluttaa fofoufien &an.
iallisieurafunnan perustamiiesta ia
fun of Ii,ia tabto, min aifomlts to.
ia Min iiiben f~ofoorti,i on
fofeita ia raaiariffoia, iotfa eli
iuinfaan miiiaIle felpanneet, FUN
"ppbiltG" taIIattatpaffi.
@ifos teitd fanialIis.tpeIiet ole 10
alfanit fpIIdstptfdd min baIpan ar.
fuoisten faitiemitien2 gbfd ne teiItd.
fin plan 10 rosfaforiin ioiitatpat, ia
min p6Giette foboamoan "ibmis.ar.
ipoon". SiIlG mifG tebt1ipG on &ris.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-22

= Sionin 9antaIeen SSpeIistSia
mpptdiudnG Guttoion firiopoinosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-07-22

N~cS~~t NA~JJ wv tAt~Aa
mdGrGpfiistG, ettG tGsid on fpinnrpf.
iesid tdpbeIIinen, iimccIIinen, ppbd c.
Idmd SSiinaIan fasmoien eoesiG. 81
ole mD5sfddn oifein oiateIIa, ettS nd.
ma lain fGsfpt oIitpat main iiIfonai.
fla m~dGrGbfiid, iotfa Seeius wasta
diff iptuentGnpt ia t~Gpoentdnbt ,t,i.
ben testamentin aitona. Rdemme nj.
|mittGin, etteipGt n6m6 mGGr6pfiet
Itarfoita oinoastaon itIfonaista ED.
MIDI, tuaan r1p0s iiiGIlistd: "stI6 mi.
baa ipeIieGii ipbdmestdii." "Siniin
pit6G rafastaman IGbimGistGii min.
fiiin ttiedii." "Siniitt pitdd mpos ra.
fastaman mitiifaIaista minimum 1t.
ieGii." Maffaits tarfoittaa ieIpdsti
iiiGIIistG eIGmGG. @ibGn Seeiusfaan
mitdGn forfeampaa fdsfpd tietdnbt
FUN tdmGn: rafasta Srmalaa pIi
faifen ia IdbimGistGii minimum itieG-
II. ga BaapaIi ianoo: "raffaiis on
lain tdpttdmps" Groom. 10: 10Y.
3rn iotfut pdittdmdt, ettd Seeiif.
fen antana iituepsIafi on forfeompi
FUN Wooiefien, Min be metoatuot
eiim. ipuoriiaarnaar, ettG ban iiind
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

to total Observation-Disclosures; respire
ton and digestion cease COM.
plete1y. & \.
They are kept for months at
uniform temperature, regulated BY
q thermostat and when they are
brought into light. humidity and
warmth they recover consciolspess
apparently not weakened BY their
experience.
Professor Bakhmetieft is In nego-
tiation with the prison department
to obtain volunteers among con.
demned men who win submit them.
selves to the treatment.
The other day he brought back
to full life q large sturgeon which
he had kept under .tanabicse' since
winter without any kind OF snourish-
ment. It proved to be perfectly
healthy with the roe In fine ccndi-
ton. which would not be the case
with a stish kept frozen.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

thereon that willard Is the tough
est kind OF nut to crack. When
Johnson does realize that he Is not
there, he viii take 4 dying chance
to put overland every time he
lands one of these punches he will
take 10 much vitality out OF him
self. Then, come to think Of It,
johnson seldom has shown gem
utne knockout punch. That poor
old "spav.. Jim Jeffries collapsed;
Frank Moran, nothing more than
q sparrlng partner, went twenty
rounds with Johnson z
JESS W1LLARD CAME no III
CORE WITH FIGHT TRUE,
\ 81 s. s. Hsnihe 10
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

M. d :. =. = .7- ~
TESS WILL RD in a, fight
\ ;;rer ). ,, ,,,,..l q & $50 Z
ss;S'S
:. ;.''..
!, opinion h inclined against: the giants
/ Of tho ring. < David of old outgsen.
4 eralAdS tlib man, remained out Of his
: reach aud slipped his pebble over
at long range, but It's q good bet
!. that if Goliah had known. how to
use "a slig and had slipped In
b rock. about the size s.of Wiliard,s
!. fist he'd have won In the hrst
round Willard IL not only big. but
he Thassa good knowlsdge Of ring
I; craft and p Possesses q punch In either
4 hand. Just. look at the. mans
knockout record and see for your
self. & - Z, ~, ,s {
willard is ~. :-Johnson, says he
Us but SO. The negro Is close TO
Il 40. ne the truth. u totd. 4 Not In the
! ooks. IL Il that a. man that old
i can go uchSfarther. He has had
years and years of 1T grinding at
training and tapping his, vitality
when out OF raining. Take John
sons last light He lust got q de-.
=cfsionf Moran. Willard would
lick Moran in punch. Copper
all these predictions that the bat
tie Will besa fake. The wise critics
stofdsu that before the Jsffries rniii.
They were fooled. They'll be fooled
Sasaina Johnson Il not crazy. II he
IAN HI .{a a af.ts ~,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28
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;wiilard f,,Ivs ,;ndsr ~. IA, IA, ~. ~,
tnortance az ths .sotnins q. t ~ "a.
fi,nt IL fuI1v r,s.i,v.s ti,st
hirs,; MI III.
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49,
caIjad eTr.,{.s MI, u 4, Ia 49,
WITH .ths vtiIi.rd :, i. ~, s.ss,,s
4 HUSKY vo,,nr -failorys t's hn-srs ss,,n
scas, .tsss ~ s,,d IA, 81, q La, WI
dard hi hss 1rsicotnsSs -, : 49,,
mi, sis,sa n,ns dy,ss az s s,,,,,s Iii
"a NM rr, n VIII ~ In
press hin IA - : ,,,,t; q. t II
tne White :. - 20 bs,fs = ,s "a
ali .rch riffIs -; u a.. 80.
Menace. Tn,, I :, ,,ss 49, 80 ~.
cided M, 10 Ssi,v s, a, = :, S 4, \,
telerrams tolyy,ijard s;,nt,i \. sr.+hs
sf3ghJsS j g. 80 4
8; 49,, N Sss1 y, u
y sopic OF eApsrsss icy ~
us cay enllen .So me great expert
eno pseoiclols o. .outcomes. Jas y.
1870. oIDe..s preolcuons IN
t.a cons COME y nave ;oecomes the !
. n...-eno OF -, ~ ana so-cent
t1okss, ana tnere y no record OF
Sornet. ever 'nlpa a oeen on the
.sIs .slae Y prealctlns an outcome.
SoEge.. va 0al' =. atso esq eciaily self-ap-
sp poa, y, y sseno 20 ;se. Johnson
sva ana ~ tne Worlo KNOWS what
= .. iai,u.e ne proved IN that vocation.
hor johnson got nus goat Instead.
sau uetoEe many ROUNDS mao prog
ssseu SoroeIt nag re.ired 70 the
snaSy aae q Senrles corner az
meek az land! iamp. Only last week
Coroe.. IN MS expert dope. which
= sem oroadcast tnroughout the
country, mostly gratis. TO adver-l
t,se ms svaudevllle act, contained
inc, clg news that =. Bounds Of Ia
come, WASH. u the. coming heavy
;weisas chanplon OF the world ana
snoyio pe tae man matcnedz % snght
JACK Johnson instead Of Willard.
~ .ns -. sl4 .nion.hs SOUNDS iost
70 sucn men e tommy McCarty.
1nu We rscentiy shocked Hls out py Al
NoF.on, VINO IN turn took the sleep
plooucer from jim Flynn az kan
49, Slty.a no loouot. jim Sorpett
aonolosuea Aat Iacoma. received
sonls peEsonai tay9 pi71 from SOUNDS
msnaser.. VINO y an oid-tmers at
pIeSens sportins eoilor OF the Ia
coma newspaper, and tCoroett IN
Turn Turn spTung tne exciting news on
. sns pnDns,, masterins niue OF act
Va. .anoWaease IN the premises y
eer.ainly nave ne. axes 70 Grind with
SonDel.S { or blody' bisnop. who ~
nnasins SOUNDS. both are nne
IelloWs out 70 hand the country
the dope OF behttling Wizards
enanees. a man who has never even
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-28

Il s 81 " & Il. 2, r.
from any angle. seats will also, BE
placed on the track ITSELF These
the mauagement decides to race
after the bout has been ended. ,An-
other grand stand, With . seating.ca-
spacity o.. 500 VIII he erected in the,
infields sand sbleac hers sof 60osc ca.
pacity. put into place at either end
= Of these grand stands. W;
Capacityso OF as, 900 10 what q sbe-
ing worked .onnow, but II the ap-
plicatlons. for seats continue TO
J. come I'm, this. will, have to be IN
creased much more. l. y.
It Is remarkable what Interest
there Is In . cfiamp ionship Sd htl OF
this kind. Applications for, resefs
vations have been received by cable
from Au eraiia, Buenos Ayres, En-
gland, and intact: all ever the coun-
try. The ring seats win cost $26
apiece. There ares eight seats IN
every box, which are sold sati 1900
q ssbox. The beautyS Of 1T issti,St
everybodysx VIII have q good view Of
the fight. The IS seats Will not be
over 200 feet from the ring itself.
So vol, see. everything VIII be ar
ranged for the comfort OF those VINO
come here s.s. q
z sNTsr rrvc EIp =, prriryIssS SS5--S1:'
W,iTI,XpnAsFs Tnr . TGsEp Is ); =
y s . -, - .- i. z
anesa :as y " ls .E.ass..
]. 70, .I nAyans so ,nans s1 y" spack
I'LL LUZ u stVH6Es ~
4 AsssIy; lAssl sstlnk caSlsls. ~
=, atyetssaa Nil!i I W ]
uoon; tns n4n sS y ., ment csoAes
packlns sonn = y. ssuillysn asalnse
James les ~. SorDett, VINO iater Wns
IN the framing camp OF Cornett
l%hen9 ne LOST tne tue 10 BOD sls ,.-
simmons, ana VINO, sui leter, was
one OF tue stronsestt y Ppe5tefs, n
ms. pubic Wratinss. picKlnns y enLles
70 Knock out JACK oonpson. me
!act tnat Muldoon PICKS WIZARD =
loser should MAKE MN petting "a
Vorite over Johnson.
AT any rate, expert ptckings nave :
never proved the undoinS OF an as
piran. TOT .ne ute: MT l Mulooon
r,sao Nsy . D a i. 1 ~. sul osI,
nh,es. \. s,,ss ~ a.a, :. s Z. sst.r,.s
I,v,n1 .M,,,Soas,s s,.as - ~ 80 W.. -.
chsstsr cor,.v :. ~. 100, trs;n
,ns ,r.t,t,,t,a, a, ~. wa.,a = 81 -.
broken -sorvn Z, hes he ,th ,,,,i, I .S
ana msnv !. ~ 49,. a,s,..ad ..;t I,
snon,a-v ,nsa,nri. NE. :, .,,,o,,s h..aS
down nar. . atc h.s 80 ,.,t. ~. ~. ear.
AZ Mr. Mil aar ~. AZ. a. ). n;,c.s 80
< - i 1sAt. esA4A0Ov1 ASttN1y " SA1Sg AhVAS
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D0RZIAT AT FRENCH THEATRE.
Appears ~ the Century Lyceum In
'Ics EclaIreuses."

Cab ellie Dorziat. who came TO his
o'J0''y . act her original role In The
Hawk with William Favcrsham. dtd
OF care 10 accompany the actor In his
travels through the country. therefore
She was AT liberty TO play with her
colleagues OF the Theatre Francois in
''"n 'yrir under the caves of the Gem
~ Theatre.
So She was there las night acting
o." 'eJIiug rol" IN Les Eclaireuscs.' "
D. Maurice DuunaN. An ".claireusc."
I might boz explained. Is not a lady
WHO cats ec,airs or indeed one who
.r'S Thorn She is a pioneer, and an
To reur" is "a scout or pioneer. This
Particular use Of the word r. fcrs to
.. p.o.ocgs in thought. which so many
70 ror Of ~" world are to-day IN Paris
- ,~,Rr,re. Where II bee suffrage.
-'o '.ts'u or any other political topic
'F'. O." are les femmes savdntes now just
.S ''.r always ave been.
~" Women Pioneers by Maurice
No''1v. Is a play about these interest
q 1rrpri'lous in tho field OF suffrage.
H.w woman may take her place N the
81. 'cr rid and Still maintain her
.H'r'ulcy and her houors in the home
OPS" arc m" questions which VI
'o f. ~ least poses in his play,
".''.'" ne ~ them definitely Or
'o' N'" po'2ia' acted in Par!, when
u... Was first given the part she
'o'. 'f.' night, II Is a long and pre-
'" ..'t'rE role and 4 keeps her IN
n" ''N 90 tive audience during most
n evening
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SOCIETY AT THE OPERA,
''EidcIio' brings ont Notable
Audience At Metropolitan.

There was another notable audience
for the evening performance.
The brazilian Ambassador, Domicio
la CANA, and Mime. da CANA. were
with Mr. and Mrs. Ebert H. Gary. as
was also Mrs. Charles Decring
Mrs. Robert Bacon, Mr. and Mrs
Douglas Robinson, &. Grafton Gushing
ard Stanley Mortimer We're with Mrs.
Philip NJ Lydig.
Mr.. ard Mrs William Z Ee-jamin's
guests We're M. and Mrs Brtdish -
Johnson and Nj and Mrs. 4. d Il
Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iuclus *. Wilmerding,
John " Reddie aud Worthington White
house were with Mrs. Vanderbilt.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Leonard NJ Thomas,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hopkins Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry were in
the Wilson box
Mr.. and Mrs Karrick Riggs and Miss
Anna Alexandra We're with Mrs. John
r. Alexardre. ard with Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. Taylor Pyne were Mr. and Mrs. J.
Tav.ur pyue. Jr.
Mrs Richard Gambr.ll's guests we're
Nj. and Mrs. william +. Greenough and
Mr. l.. Stuyvesant Chanler.
With Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Peabody
were Miss Elise Rice and Mss Priscilla
Peabody.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuc, y. Hinckle, and
Mss Katherine Miller were IN the Aston
b.N Mrs. ". Watts Sherman'S guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Il. Horace Gillatln
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cas!mir De Rham.
Among others in the audience were
Mrs. r. Livingston Reeckmau. who was
with Mr. and Mrs. Carnelius Vanderbilt :
Mr. and Mrs. Archer NJ Huntington, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles steele, NJ. and Mrs.
Goodhue Livingston. Miss sarah
Schuyler Butler. Miss Mur.el Winthrop.
Mss Audrey Osborn. Miss Mercedes de
Acosta, Mr and Mrs. Lawrence l."
Gillespie. Nj. and Mrs. Newbold Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Samue A. Weld ~. Mr..
and Mis " starr Miller. Miss Eiith
starr Miller. r Coster Wllmerd!ng and
Albert r. Gillatin.
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THOMAS-FARGO.
Ceremony In 81. Thomas Church
Followed nv Home Reception.

The wedding OF Miss Clara Fargo.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James f.
Fargo. to Joseph b. Thomas took plac.
Yesterday afternoon at 8 O'Clock in the
Chantry of 50. Thomas's Church In the
presence OF "a small company OF relatives
and friends. The Rev. Dr. Ernest VI
Stires. rector OF the church. and Bishop
Frederick Courtney were the officiating
~clcrgymen.
The bride entered the church with her
father. h gave her away. She Wore
"A gown Of white chiffon and tulle
trimmed with rose point lace and her
veil OF tullc fell over a long train OF
chiffon. She carried "A bouquet OF lilies
OF IN" valley and white orchids. Her
MY attendant was her sister. Mrs. Harry
Appleton Curtis, who wore "A costume OF
white hrucaded chiffon trimmed with
brown fur and a hat OF brown tul,e
edged with fur, carrying a brown fur
muNt. Walter l. Goodwin was best a
The shers We're Henry u Sleeper, Nor
gan y. Palmer. Albert Mossman and
James G Fargo %. brother OF the bride.
After the ceremony there was a small
reception AT the home OF the brides
parents. l2O East Thirty-seventh street.
As the families of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
are IN mourning only relatives and "A fen
intimate friends were present. NJ.
Thomas and his bride will go TO New
Orleans and later TO California on their
wedding journey They will live at 1876
East Nineteenth street.
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JUSTICE COHALAN
WEEDS MISS 0'LEARY
Bride Is Younger Sister of
the BridcgrOOm's
First Wife.
DAUGHTER HONOR MAID

Supreme Court Justice Daniel +. Co
halan and Miss Margaret O'Lcary, a
sister Of Justice Cohalan's first wife.
who died In 1911. were married yestcr-
day morning at st. Francis dc Sales
Church in East Nlnety-sixth street. The
ceremony vas performed by the Rev.
Patrick O'I.eary. a brother OF the bride.
assisted by Mgr. Lewis. the Rev. Fran
els Mccarthy and the Rev. Patrick l..
O'Donnell.
Surrogate John +. Cohalan, n brother
Of the bridegroom. was best man. and
Miss Aileen Cohalan, a daughter OF JUS
ticc Cohalan, was the maid OF honor.
Many friends witnessed the ceremony.
After the wedding there was a breakfast
at 20 East Ninety Fourth street, the
home OF Justice Cohalan. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Cohalan.
Dennis Coholan. Michael rohalan. Tim
othy Cohalan. Mrs. James oyer. Roder,c
J. Kennedy. John Quinn, John Dele
hanty. Michael j Egan. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lerscher. Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
Landy. George Henry Payne and Miss
May O'Brien.
After the breakfast Justice and Mrs
Cohalan left for Florida. where they in
tend to remain for several weeks.
Justice Cohalan is AZ years old and
his bride is 81. She was born in Cur
rehaven. County Cork. ireland. After
the death OF her sister She came TO this
country 20 care for her ~nepheNs and
nieces and has been y member Of the
Cohalan household since then.