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Evening journal., 1915-04-17
o'BRIEN's MINsTRELS

HERE TONIGHT.
With complete equipment OF new
scenery, all new wardrobe, almost an
entirely new company and with all new
features, Neil O'Bren and his Great
American Ainstrcls, will be the nttrac-
tion at The Playhouse this afternoon
and tonight This is OBrien's third
year at the head of his own organiza-
tion. which during that time has been
ably conducted by his young manager,
Oscar i. Hodge, and is now firmly es-
tablishcd as standard theatrical at
traction, the appearance OF which can be
looked forward 10 with pleasure ami
confidence by the skeptical theatregoer
who has learned to sclect his theatrical
menu with greater care than formerly.
Mr. O'Brien's first two years as NM
strel star has done much to revive an IN
terest in this time honored amusement,
an interest created by the splendid, high
class, refined performances given by Mr..
O'Rrien and his associates and has prob
ably. lifted ninstrelsy to a greater and
lottier position than it, has ever before
enjoyed II is Mr.. O'Bren's aim aud
ambition this season to present an abso-
lutely perfect minstrel entertainment,
and with that idea in view he has Sc
cured company of artists that would
Indicate a reckless disregard for salaries.
Headed bv the inimitablc Neil OBncn,
the list of comedians is an imposing one.
| including the rcappcarance on the min
strel stage of Harry Van fossen, one ot
the clcvercst end men and monologists
that minstrclsy has ever hoasted. Then
there is Eddie Mazier with the inlec.
tious laugh and mirth compelling Jest
now in his third year with this COM
pany; Pete Detzcl. grotcsque and alb.
surd, but always funny. and little Major
Casper Nowak. i'm addition To Doran x
Strong and score of others.
The irst-part sctne this year is de-
signed after the latest art craze and is
called "rhe Futurist Atelier,' and as
color scheme, is something entirely
new TO minstrel settings. The costum-
ing follows the same general idea
From a musical viewpoint the singing
ensemble is promised as ambitious. NJ
less than a dozen soloists of note com.
, prise the triple quartet Of singers
. other notable singers are David Nor
ris. phenomenal Welsh basso; James
Barardi, tenor: Leslie Berry, baritone
Charles r. Wright. tenor; Jonathan
HaW. tenor; f. 3. Hodges, basso;
Billy Curran. tenor. and a trained
chorus and special orchestra, under
the leadership Of Frank Fuhrer.
For the olio. Neil OBrien has writ
ten another of those characteristic,
sketches OF negro life for which he is
, Justly famous He calls It "Demor
Rum or a Dry Town" AS its title i'm
y plies. il deals with the liquor question
( in humorous manner and gives th'
star and several OF his principal com
, cdans wide latitude for some fas
| and sidc-splitting fun making. Their
is also a big new dancing numhe
I staged by Pete Detzel. which is inter
rupted by several novel feature acts
4 including the appearance of George +
! Peduzzi. a famous European femal
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

kitchen mother by washing the
dishes While chair close to the
the and began to put IN
hoa around
much better fun have boat cup race an 10 WASH al %
sides OF the pan
en push which would strike the side "
tho first
discovered that turning
of swirl which
the pond first cup being ahead ana
hcn
When her mother Mne felt that she had not
dishes all
mother little grl neseh
when little should work
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
HAVE FAITH
II. Carver Mclean.

Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
and He shall sustain thee Psalms
55;22.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17

treat with their display Of the latesi
Partisan designs in gowns and mil.
linery.
Evening journal., 1915-04-17
SLEEPY'TIr
Dish Washing Fun
IN VIRGlNIA NAIt.

once upon time Mililos
mother was cleaning of the sup
nor table and. as Millio tcascu SO
hard she promised her she could
hcln wash the dishes. Mile
thought she was real big lazy
housekceper instead of a tiny Toy
who could not even reach the
kitchen table. muclf less hold the
plaitors and pans which mother
had 10 wash.
Her mother was called TO the
door by ncighbor just as she
began to put the dishes in the
nan and Nillie was left alone In
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
Poisoned Horses 10
Save Home, She Says

LoRAIN. O.. Oct. 1s.-Mrs. Margar-
ct Clark 60 years old, told Judge
Thompson In common pleas court that
she poisoned her husbands two race
horses lat the Elyria fair grounds be-
cause she desired to save the rest Of
her property. s q. 4 sis
my husband has spent q fortune IN
the racing game" said Mrs. Clark.
"and l gave the two horses. which
were as much mine as his, poison in
order to save the remainder Of our
possessions"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
AENSPLUCREDI
BY Missouri Woman to Make
Them Lay although 1t is
Uncomfortable.

GENTRYv1LLE, Mo-, Oct 1s.aAirs.
Sarah Crowder, an old resident OF
this vicinity. is introducing q new
wrinkle as an egg producer. She
picks her hens to make them lay. Last
summer she plucked the feathers
from seventy-tive hens and says she
got good results IN the way Of more
eggs. II 4 ".
She admits the hens squawk terribly
during the picking process and that
the loss of feathers makes life sincon-
venient for them. When they fly down
from the roos. they hit the ground
like a brick, she says. She considers
the experiment has paid and advises
Others to try It.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

its coils IN such a manner az ito thFS6 Ii.E
the eggs to the floor, where they were
broken. The snake was shot. +
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
German VIE Of a
British Pastor jailed.

LONDON, Oct. 4 Mrs. Louise 8.
q. Herbert; German wife of 9 British
pastor at Darlington, has peen sent to
prison for six months as a. spy. Out
wardly staunch British subject, II
was proved that she obtained from
her servant girl inform tionS concern
ing munition factory. and more,
over made sketches OF streets where
troops were. quaTtered. These actiyi-
ties, together with the fact that the
addresses OF q number Of Germans
were found among her belongings,
brought abest hersconvictio
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
OHIO AND ILL NOIS
PLAY TO TIE SCORE
Each Team Scores Three Points
on Field Goals in Fourth
Period.
tsy Assoe,A4xo .sr...

COLUMBUS. o., Oct. 16.-with
two Of their best gamers on the side
lines, the Illinois football players
were held to a tie by Ohio State on
Ohio field today. The final score was
g to 3
Standing on the thirty-three yard
line in the fourth period, halfback
Winters. Of Ohio. kicked goal from
placement for the first score OF the
game.
With defeat hanging over their
heads, the Illinois repeatedly made
use of forward passes but without
success. Anderson finally charged
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
PRINC ON WINS
FROM d, A f AYEIIE
Lafayette Gets Within TWO
Feet of Tigers Line But
!. Fail to Cross 1t.

PRINCETON, N. j., oct. 10
Princeton rolled up a score of 40 to
9, against the Lafayette football. team
here today, but the visitors have con
ISOLATION in the fact that they are
the first eleven that have scored on
the Tigers this season. Lake, LAT
ayette's fullback, kicked field goal
from the twenty-eight yard line in
the fourth period. A minute before
the visitors had penetrated to within
two feet Of Princeton's goal. but
they failed in their drive against the
line.
Lineup and summary
Princeton-4O. I,afnvetta-s
nlSnley ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. BlncEburne
Left end.
mclean ........ -.i........ Liyezey
Left tackle. "A. !. ]
. Left gaard! - p''sA
us ss ...'..... !. ............ Luhr
Right guard. !.
Aaonm ah ........ Mummert
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

Princeton 40.
Lafayette 0-0--O-3S3.
Referee, cosgrpve; Cornell. Umpire Mar.
Germantown. Head linesmun, AlacElroy,
Cornell. Time of periods. IS minutes each,
Princeton scoring rouchdewns, Eddy g
Click, briggs, Aines .. Goals from toucli-
downs: shea. Ames, Law 9. Lafayette
scoring: Goal from field, Lake. Substi-
tutions: princeton-Alnes forsS Click. La
trobe for Mclean, Halsey for Kaufman,
Wilson for Brown, Love for Eolrse, I4nw
for briggs Ralii1l for Hlghley, Gowen for
Gennert, Charles for Shea. Butterwortll
for I.atrobe, Hcyniger for Hogg, Haaren
for Eddy, Hammond for Rahill, Larsen for
Butterworth, Hamilton for Halsey, Aiathi-
son for Hanren, Foster for Hamilton. Blake
for Charles, Wassel for HeyniGer, Nourse
for Foster. Llfa yette : Hartman for Black.
burn, Wpodrtff for Lowe. GAynor for
slor, Freeman for Gaynor, Hill forI Isdrch,
Martin for DiamondS Harriss for freeman.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
MRS. FRANK DENIES STORY.

AUGUSTA, Ca, oct. 1Is.-A letter
from Mrs. Leo M. Frank to the editor
Of the Chronicle 1athetically denied
Thomas 3. watson,s charge that she
deserted her husband, iynched BY a
Geofsia mob, at any time after Mary
Fsasaa xss kiilsd.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
PENNSYLVANIA
and \ NAVY PLAY
TO AIlES SCORE
Each Team Scores Touchdown
! and Kick a Goal From
touchdown.
,sy ss.oe,srsp ...ss,

Annapolis, Nd; Oct. 16.-Pennsy1-
yania and Navy played a to q
tie game here this afternoon. each
scoring touch own, and goal.
Nays score was due to the QutcH
eye OF Martin, who. after intercept
ing q forward pass, ran seventy-1ve
yards for the touchdown. Blodgett
kicking goal. The Quakers. points
were due to persistent tfsing sof line
tackle and end plays with forward
passing. Lineup and summary:
NAVY. APennsyivanla-s
Left end. &
ware 50 .;,.s Lat tssfi, Aa'aews
kercher .....i......... 4. y. U. .....S Henning
Il, Left guard: IA
Center. Ill, d
Smith y; Russell
e,,,,n.n Right guard, 81 ~. .tf..5 Il /,
Right tackle. IN II s.
Jackson a.. 4. IL. ...... Millets
q. Right end.
"a QhattefhAck.
Martin I. g. ~. =. {. .s g.s.. Ross
Left hnlfback.
1 Falibac Il \ - sss'sl
yonheimburg +. ~. & -: \. n. Milliaml
Right halfback. \
Score by periods
Nnyy sO--7-0- o. IL u
Pennsylvania O. s-O--sI- % ss-.-7.s
Referee. LnnEenbets, Trinity. VmpirA
Thorpe Columbia. Field Judge: Maxwell
Swarthmore, Head linesnan, +. Church
Yale. Time of periods, 10 minutes each.
Navy scoring: TouclidownsS Martin. Goal
from touchdown, Blodgett. Pennsy lvania
scoring: Touchdown, Hop Kin: goal from
touchdown. Berry. Shb$tituti lions: Z Navy
Blodgett for Jackson, Brondfoot for Ven
heimburg. Pennsylvania-Hopk tns fol
Stack, Neil for RUSSELL Derr for sWelch,
Welch for DerF. ouigley. for Villains
Williams for Quigley, ,Quigley for VIII
liams Eble for Wray, ur1uhart Tor Miller
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17

llhave been told 70, put moth balls in
my gasoline 20 eliminate carbon de-.
ppsits. is there anything In moth. balls;
ltolinjure the cylinders and spark plugs?
Since the substance IS nothing more
than a product OF heavy oils. there Is
nothing in moth balls to injure the mo.
tor It Is apparent there IS much car
bon In the substance and 1T appears
that instead Of reducing the carbon de.
pgsit It should tncreasett.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
AJAX. .h halfb.ck,
Sorensen Observation-Disclosures. BelSo
M Fullback. ~ IS M

Fuliback.
Score by quarters:
Ohio State o. 0-S-3. q
Illinois 90 0-+8S. I,
Referee, Eckersall, Of Chicago. Umpire
Nicholns, Of oberlln. Field Judge, Gordon,
of Harvard. Head linesman, Page, Of Ohio
Wesleyan. Time OF periods, 10 minutes
each. Ohio state scoring: Goal from
placement, Winters. Illinois scoring: Goal
from drop kick, Macomber, Substitutions:
Ohio State-Hobt for Norton, Nort0h for
lIobt, Schwartz for Sorensen. Illinois:
Cornell for Pethybridge, Halstrom fol
Nelson, C6wells for Petty, Purcell Tor
Macomber, Macomber for Cornell Hansch-
man for McCregor, Squiers for Kraft. Klein
for Brennemnn, Scoyel for Maconber, Ma
comber for Purcell, Phipps for Hanchman,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
POISONED BY NAILS.

ATCHIsON, kan. Oct. ] Here
- tip for carpenters and others who
make 1t their practice to, keep nails
In their mouth while shingllng, AZ
most Of them are said to do. Andy
g5tAham. carpenter, was poisoneti
kglm the mouth to the. stunA chs by
thts practice and was In q serious con-
dltioh Tor several days. q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
SNAKE STEALS EGGS.

SPRUNG GROVE, Pa. Oct. 1s.-Al-
though Ralph Hivner had heard his
hens cackling with clockwork regu-
larity the last mouth, he was receiv-
ing no eggs. He kept watch and dis
covered a six foot blacksnake creep
ing stealthily from a creyice in the
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

pro4ibuDn - fhe frafnr IN orr lnths
iclciig1fipn hay bees loaded down aifh
thousaNd fictifious needs foffirn
ana harmful 20 aafHfri p great nisus
~ them hre - many ehHine upon "a
iur" nro % many causes - ffarhrf
ana NflhtefH H1R. 1ii 20 once. aet
inr ~ These opportunities w. feel no
sense - ofitatira So are sfious
~ the contrary. of fsasntsfi0e upan
fau pnrte4aina "a out tfffnffh tfa ~
heinz batter able e. dispose ~ If far
thn ncrnmrliFhmeHt ~ Hfefai e0rk
var hr saY~ "nf' nrI Nhefaff-
ln from selfish paesions hnt teafhra
positive virtues. the fsine ~ decision.
irsfrriiiff e1efslfrH ~ Wa fs fnunf
ara f9 tho fatarriand t rfgufes ff
Hr psiienee ana mis- Dol pir who afff
Thought in capsule ~ sspaftiue u So
ienor innr ono Dasnfi ifafs. tHF ffo-
DE ni IS h1m iis enfm.rH saIa riIaf shes
womb come - their $50 tf lnaufffr-
iinnf remained olim and rfsolute
Tine ifonrh. u VAS said we're not aif
a. ari coisrtFeif. Thflr luenraflr iu r.
ditiduaiiefn pfeflHfei tlsaeIfY q mind
ana talent except 30 combat ons an-
other IshmploH they napF fiveu IS
unlly snd tho efficiency - collective
effort" Monsieur finufoaHH thinks.
N4h have aH Important ga effect trsu
lf1rrs &C fhf flilfe ~ ans otHW ~
the blossoms ~ the wnr
frum tho madiral mandpnint pf9.
fsaanF rblnffara 81 ths Academy ~
Medicine. before fhe Alliance dIltrlenr
sDiitis srsstinr ~ fh- mahlnfHfior
order Hna comparing H Az une ui ths
nft.4f f.fU.I4 ID i.I.af..If...... q. I.IH.. i..t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

UpEsrOWN Tn.. 5000 49, ~ o.
llaiinos transacted hu.'nras lu cOrruI
Dhrat sntufdN
Nr nud AIRS 3d. w. KINNEY and
dHufhtrf. MltH iieHulcr. aerumplnlc
nY Nlss Mar nodty moiDtra lo Nee.
fiiie SUNDAY
Miss Mnuhe Means who teaches ,n
the udrm s,houlH sfent ihe Wrrk'nd
Nlth hct parents.
MrH iieuin pna ,hHdren who httf
been rueaia nf the fnfmer nptcnta. St.
una Nlfa Dc NJ rpfm lcft MnuAts
evening Cor their hnne in oklahoma
Tnny Wvrp ncenuu,anich ns Mss
Nind's apiktr vino viii mnAv Hn sx+
trnelyr visit tp relatives 1nd friends n
thtt WRte
tlr s,hr Stone was visitor ts
rofpua Christi saiuriav
FcliS nanor rcpturd Ffldn, num
nn cAtcndrd vlsH with rraayoH iu
nurtnn
Misses Daisy wtlch and Inrel llson
mntofed 90 Corpus christi Saturday
AIRS Eureno kcllam visited her pm
rrnt ME- and Mrs = stone 800 thc
nnch iHst week.
ten Llson wns here SATURDAY ana
sunday the Eusts of hts mrrts
q a. iaiur returned SUNDAY ffom
st tnV|H where ho bought Eonda coo
hiH staur
Sta ani Mrs w uairo spent
Monday in corpus chriau
Mise Ners Goodiihrr is visitlna her
sister Mias NlV. in nwwusyinc this
week.
ml-s Nnonc copuauy spcn, sevetni
dlya with Miss Mplty Lawrence at tho
farm
Mfs w VI il,idieberg loft Monday
Cor cnrpps Christi % visii her sister
+ Mr. hnh Airs T.. iHr.us mutnrre 90
Corpus Christi sunday and spfrt tho
daN
Afs Mamie curtis tho state priest
dent az the W g. r a. VIII lecture az
the Methodist church Monday eyan.
inr, February I'd There wiz he spe
ciai music and nltc attsnarnc, IS
upqcd
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17

Y ~ hnaoc3atfd Press.
( gAiil4 Ffe Is~-''Fraurr ana ihn
fr9nch Aftef fhe War" II ne aahjrf
~ much speculation 10 philosopher
H'Joniiafr ana 0pcsofF Efnne fAu.
tfout. the ffcnrh philosopher. thinks
fmnoe viii come eui ~ ths TRIAL het
7 tef nna rffairf IN apitr ~ aii fhf a.
Ntr'Fti@p ~ Ire aud pfarfrif.
40 nhny hpmsn hYee gekeH. ~
man mahihftiffes 80 tlir past reduced
~ powder 10 much artistic nra ma
tffihi Nfliih nnnihiinfs1. sfupnuea us
mi irnsN, nlf arui- in incuf4hlo nain.
Dr. AYE AZ these safflfirea. how
5ffef mHY if ttfiain wnga cantfiiffifs
airfaiiy 20 ne beiisffnsa' ~ nfs .n
eur fountrl
-'iuf cities Hud the r1uniry contain
rr"af unrf uune1rhY haDiiaflans D.
hr declares. fhnt W. pfrr unable a.
hrflde ourselves o. deinoHsa. Ws los
iiafed before AZ difficulties aud ne.
FORE fhe etp'nse. war has rnf VS. far..
90 face wlfh ihr accomplished fact
Unhealthy ana inrounodieuu buildings
nafc aisahpsnred and Will he replaced
by c0nairlrnnna conforming a. hN-
Eifnir iaw4 hnh 80 ihs nefds % molern
ne Nam dsie.iite conditions ~ our
existence viii thus ha Improved t5
fhe reconaifueiloH that viii b. impoaeH
upon uH
, "pclth a~ahcps ufa Afirr 1870
frlnre pulled htfatf together ani
puaned out vigorously H rfrry dire.
iinn Whai ah.,i be- He power - 40
tslnrment after tnls taftihls trial
Hhnfe an 10 fao iauo fagluhi, o.
usf
'sfHe faiise ~ ipN birth -fatr Atom
Iifu uuuirDua Uunif frtiira goa
mhfiiF h aauHhurra ana the dirpatl
i.an is conHldrf ouif thr present nf tho
Immediate futufe. Win confidence in
thf Future. with vast defiant pfr
sparute opened Hp there lH awakened
70 desire te Hleriy 0ufH Hclf in ones
hosccnditnf4 a tpst cancer Uin
lpfH np hrfpfo aDionfs. hefofr lfi. Oar
niaiure Hnd before iuntfieni aDnfny
in lli itH hfuH.
drHaurrH fhHf ufo Wnat contfHfN 90
fhs indifissenc, ~ yraitrdas Hrr tadpf
accepted without objection. Hurh Hs tne
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
AT ONCE! STOPS
STOMACH MISERY
AND INDIGESTION
PAGES oiApEPsiN" MAKES SICK
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
nANp coNcrRrs m rae aluMs.

VTFTONIifl III TVN ~ Tim VNIN1W
lianh AsHociatlou IA D mntuneni ~
erllyel music at the Npfk hnuf ~ lhous-
ants ~ families unailc te attend con.
gtita 80 fai .utr pafkN. viii hvld toniEnt
she lirtt benefit ia m ptolpmrk tnat
dollars each 81 support the free r4uG
aimuaf service.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
KINGSVILLE NEWS items


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INTEREST STORIES FROM
THE Scene OF EUROPEAN CONFln

r0ports ~ huge American =.
cAlnn age constantly appsor,,.
far fAst China. having ase.''."'' Z
@ Ions time on piens from o..
nou ior'ed b, ihe Eurapeso ~
tufn her attention eisfws. -
America 81 tha country IN - 4
Chinese naturally looA. -
Americas traditional weal.S
irlrrdit support Efforts 49,.
made tu interest American ~ =
nn Cnnas benali both ht 49,.
and chinese SOME having
oml-sllIts ta the rnltel Ssa,.s
uhlt toHil ne dane E4eh 49,
test s made the rapers IN ~
Etsi announce fne pralsst $50.
urf. .u Hilshed fact ~ X
neee government howe, or i ~.
If- attention to t1e f'oaune II ~.
l.m. anl to now m0thofs n 49,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-17
MISS ESTHER CLEVELAND

Miss Esther Cleveland. elder dsuah
Ter o. the late Grover clsvsiana. with
Miss tisabe,n Nisbsn. daughter o.
Pr'neeier's president ard ether Grow.
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dents a. me ' ~ c. A tfalniro
sehee' ''1 aurtss 10 Ns~ NorA rhs
seorse consists q daily inGructisn
fer y Nssks with three attsrnosns a
week In a hospital Some u the other
yeSns women have announces ina,
tasy meaa 70 % 70 Europe 40 nurses
eus Miss cls>elane ana Miss Alessn
nave rot yet announced their ln,sn
tens
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el'rr O NN iieatl which eomrs tu
tho illNh Srhnul Auditorium nn Thurs
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"ca. ia the kind nf play which ahUftla
&c enceutaFtd ln the theatre. Il ae-
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iiaNa lusitad ot thu NN-calltd social
eAugasiuuai plays which are mnro or
less popular With sueicty inst new. cu.
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humanity NoNld be- niad, much hup.
ilor The piSinsnrhy VI ef'et ~ iun
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n lngsh Nf,.,irt tho fseupin who
cualh DO lnNrhl hN dlamAtimtun of
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can help heine henelfird
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to-day ~ Advertisement
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MARDI eRAs FssT1vIT1es So

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annual festival season of the ~
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