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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
IF $3.50
Is the Price You We Set Aside 70
A SUIT

Here's a sale that ought to prove par
ticularly interesting
because Of the splendid values and the
very large variety of models
because among them there is every
fashionable shade of the season.
Wool Velours, BroadclotLs, Gabar-
dimes, Epveteens and Fancies, richly
trimmed with good furs, six, velvet, etc
High grade Suits with best silk Innings
and splendidly tailored.
Women's sizes, 81 to A bust
Misses sizes, Is to 20 years.
Second Floor West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
Mems and Women's
GOLD WATCHES
Our Excellent Line for Xmos Gioing is
NoU Ready

Thinking Of presenting some friend Eady or
gentleman with nice tmeplecc tins Xlnas9
Beautiful idea! But why not let it take def
mite form by coming right in now and Inspecting
our stockG
TO do this would be time pleasal tv and profit
ably spent. And then, too, one may make selec-
ton now and have it laid aside. A little time is
usually required for regulating, etc.
Ours is good-szed stock Watches and
Watch Bracelets of standard make-ano prices
are very moderate
.Jewelry Dept, First Floor-West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-19
Hand-P ainted Jap China
DlnnerWare
Haviland China, l00-Pc. Set, $81.85

The latest pattern, and the enc that the manu-
facturers claim is their best. It is becoming one Of
our best sellers, anyhow-has striking border OF
pink roses, enhanced by delicate medaons and
panels of Delft blue, Coin gold handles and new
shapes. Open stock
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
KirePIidbe uaebriebten.
(Sortfesuns bon Der 8. Seite.


bteIen Sasen. elm pnbIunterrihtetes,
ftdtiges 3aientbum 1T: go iuiro nun
ieben Sonntag in ben itiqen Wefien
Elm tateGetiider l1nterriht, Der 5ebn
Wtnuten ni1t iiberiteisen ION, se9eben
tperben. es tpiro Elm burger. ein>
fater llnterridt iein in Nrtifeln iber
ben @IaIbeu Der Gpoitel Sonntag fir
Somtag. Gabt uns ntht ber9eReu,
bab Der feline &ate1ismus bic
Spnopfis Der TbeoIoaielebre 1T; er III
Die suiammeneebrdnete Sorm Der
Sogma Der &irte; er lit bas Eertbud
unierer Neligiou. Wenn elm Gr6t ME
mebiainif6e Bidder gu Static 3iebt.
bmn ipirb er iider mebr als in einen
isebler berfaueu; tpenn Elm Gbpofat
oie @eiesesbiider bernafldiiigt, ba
mlb fem iurifii6es 8iien S6aben
leiben unb tpenn elm &atbolif niemals
tpteber ben &%atefisnus our Sanb
nimmt. bn ipiro er aud 9laubenslalI
iperben.
Ser Sbrise in Gbrilto.
8eorse B. RuubeIeiu,
er5biidof bon Chicago.
Gm Seite ct. anbreas, 1915.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
papf fprtebt Giebe fur Grant
retcP aus.
&c. Q. a..asSefsramm bieier 5ettnmn.)

M o M, II. 0e5.-Ms Gnttport auf
bic 9dnfesar1prahe Der reuernarnten
fran5DIiihen Rarbindle, belt Der 81.
@ater cine bemerfenstpertbe Hebe. in
tpel1er er II. a. ia9te: ~Snbem Bir
ben bret nelteu fran5oiiihen aarbi>
ndlen l1niere CUNT aeteten, polten
8tr betpeiien. tpie beib in 1lnierem
Ser5en bic 3iebe brennt fir bas 2anb,
bas etnen gblobtpig. einer 81. 2uotpie
uno etne Seanne b'Nrc eroeuet bat.
Bir iirb erfreut bariiber, bab Die
4anbe otpii1en benz 81. Shible nnb
Srmtreib en9er tperbeu unb Bir
boffen 5uberiihtli9 auf bic grborune
1lnieres 8ebetes .utinnm re%nobentur
geita Sci per Srancos" (auf bab bic
@erfe @ottes bllrh Die Sran5oien er<
neuert tperoen).
Neben ben sebn &arbiualeu. Die i'm
@ebeimen &oniiftorium pom 4. Seq.
ben aarbinalsbut erbielten, ernanute
Der 81. Batter nod 5tpei tpettere GarS
btndIe, tpabri1eiuli4 bic gr5bii61fe
bon Bras rub greslau, beren Namen
ieboh norIdufig sebetm sebalten
tperbeu.
Risr. liberia tplrrbe gum Rlntius
in Wiin6en ernannt, als Ra6foleer
bon &arbinal Sribtpirtb. = Ri9r.
Eosci. friiberer Nunttus in geleieu,
purbe gum Raiors 3omus ernannt.
- STE rAeta ap%oitolieae Sebis" be-
ri6ten bon Der Grnennung bes bodp.
sames Gople, GO. s., bon Sail 8iner,
Raf.. gum pdpitIiden Sausprdlaten
unb bon berienisen bes Srn. Charles
Saeele bon Rittsbursb. ga, gum 8res
eorius' Httter.-l@.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Sterbef1le int 3Ierus.

Sn ct. Qouis, Neo.. itarb Rep.
Waber I'M alter bon 81 Sabren. -
Hcp. Charles Rifaro itmb in gos
sarb. 2d., I'M glitter o SO Sabren.
= Ser bodip. y. 8inne8an itarb in
Sartiorb. Conn. = Sn Buffalo. ".
o., itarb Der ebrip. 8ruber George
Sang, g. s.. im alter o SO Sabs
rem. - Nen. grnit 3iesau. Yfarrer
Der Sers Seius@ emeinSe tn Ro6eiter,
81. D.. lit einem SdIaeanfalle erIesen.
CT mar aus Sdleiien eebiirtia. -
Ser Eotip. Bernard Stieper, Rfarrer
Der ct, Sobanness 8emeinpe 81 gSaus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

nafee. Bis., lit i'm Glter o "a Sab
rem eeItprben. = Heb. IIfons Sranoz
itdtter, q. 6. g., elmer Der dlteiter
Rrieiter Der decentralization
&armeliters Yrobins, lit seitorben.
Or mar aus gapern eebiirtis. = Sn
@reensbure, Snb.. lit Der bohtp. Seins
rid Seiu. Rfarrer Der bortisen ct.
Rariens @emeinbe, aus benz 2eben ees
idieben. - SIM ct. Sran3isfuss
Soipital an RuebIo, Colo, ftarb Der
bo6p. @itus 8raser. o. 9. 9. =
Sm Yfarrbauie Der ct. Raria Ra9bd<
lena 9emeiube In Buffalo, 81. g.,
itarb Der bohp. Wdrttn q. 8raner.
Yfnrrer Der @emeinbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Wthtia Qaub= EaraajnS,

Wt9ft8e Tanbs VargatnH. = Sfpet
ausee5eidnete Sarmen, $50 Gder
grob. mn bret NeiIen bon Stabt unb
Stride, NIT mobernen gtnrihtunsen:
Die cine fir $500. bic anbere fir
$1,000, nit Der SdIfte als Anaabz
lung. Wir baben nod anbere aus
se5eihnete Bargains. Wan tpenbe
ith an: Catholic 2anb Co.. Strattom.
Colo. @eferena: 0tep. u. &ieffer.
12,7,ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

200 Nder, fdtperer f6tpar3er 30
ben, san5 fuItipiert. quite 8erbeiierun>
gen, 2L2 Reilen bon Citation unb
Stride. 8euti6e fatbolii6e Gniiebs
lung, 20 Weilen bon Soutb ct. SAUL
@~iebbofen. Geihte Vebingunsen.
Biro gutter 9riinoe tpesen berfnuft.
Subn Naet, Soutb ct. Yaul, Rinn.
12,14.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
GofaIe y8pD Scout. getpesung
tnosfffert.

Der 60. Yiuss Mpbonius Rdnners
perein bon ct. Rarien, Subuque, bal
bic lofale Bob Scout" sSetpesuns ins
boiiiert. 9ab bic Sntereien Der
fatbolii6en Sueeub setpabrt bleiber
perben. lit ielbitoeritGnblih.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

gerlanst.-8ittipe iudt Sauss
bdlterin. aatboliibe 6rau. 5tpiiden
so unb 80 Sabre alt, borse5o9eu.
0utes Seim fir re6te Yerion.
abreIiiere: Geo. auapp, Yart Sails,
Wisconfin. 12.14.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

gu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sdmiebe
in bIiibenoem Stdbtten in R~innefpta;
8ebdube unb 8auplas; gan5 moberS
mes SanSrpertsseus; g~utsebenoes 8es
Ihdft. Sam tiaig s%etauft perben.
&ein Sdunb. Sir Ndberes i6reibt
an: G.-281, bieies 8latt. 12.14.a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

-xras @prtb sbprs Sdringe,
CO.. M&&&$%ER-frtf6 ~gefroren, In
NkN&%##Gs@ Sol8fiiten berpadt unb
~ %beriduot. Srefeb
Sdriree per 100 BIB. $3.50. 9Rouub Sdrinse
pet 100 Ifb. 1885. Rounb Sdrtnse, In ftarien
BIB. $500. Seirfte, frtf1e, seiaI3ene Sdrinse
per 100 9fo. 1925; per 30 BIB. Sob $500.
59reibt fir BreisIiite.
GarI Sperbh
Dor 905, Emo Snrbors, Witnt.
Beim S1reiben eripdbue man bisfes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
8efamntmaGum8!

Die S~sraassebsr Der In ben estmen 10
sts!sr aHtsssI sssr 9sa~intsmmsssu
SsittS eanS tasld&sr ai.Ssr ssrans.
ssSsbes. Die etrte teitsbt fsmtt jept
aus brst BsaSta snslfGtr ups Swti
8aubeu bsuttnsr 3teesr. Dir haben bic
s;siGss snvssn ssgsrm 1a ssm Vr,t,s ssa
AYR IS GesH per Saub psrtsird.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Bib bes 81. 9aterS, 10 bel 90 3ou
srob (pafenbe @robe gum giurabs
mem. in REDEEM Sarbenorud mad
Der neuen Sleosrapbs yletbobe. portos
frci un0 gut berpadt fir 25 Cts.
p~erianbt. 9eibcfiet ems fir guer
Seiml Wan abreiiiere: Catholic
8rintins Co., Dubuque. ga. 2.17.ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

gerlanst.-gtn erfabrener Sol5s
bauer (perbeiratbet) finbet bauernbe
8eiddftieune. Gutes Saus, 8arten
unb Sbitgarten auf benz Plas. Nabe
fatbolii6er Stride. linn ndbere IuSs
funft tpenbe man iid an Gus. 8.
SeHelmann, Spersbile, ga. II, SODA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Mhtnng, 2anbfinfer! = &anidse
9anb in ipirtlid gutter @esenb. @utes
alima. aatbolii6e Stride unb atns
bemie. Sreis fir quite Seime unb
aapitalanlase $40 biz 1926 per
older. Hefereu6en: gnttpeber 8ant
ober 8ep. g. 8abImeier. Seine falihe
0aritelung Der 9batiaden. Sir
Rdberes i6reibt mir, Sobn y. Seinen,
Heal gitate. Gatpter gitp, Sans. asa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Su pcrfaufen.-Gatbolic gnepclos
pebia, einItiiebli6 Subeg, gu $50.
8dnbe jino gut erbaIten. Sriiberer
&oitenpreis $3.50. abreiiiere: 9. &.
$50, bieies 8lutt. 12,14,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

8riefuediel ertuiiniht nit fatbo@
Iiifer Game, 25 bis 80 Sabre alt.
Ran sebe N~ationalitdt, 8roBe, Sc
piht, 8eiihtsfarbe unb Saarfarbe an.
Gbreiiere: W.-289, bieies Slatt.
12,21,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

No s,s LIB, Psf chs vs seal west Rocket,
circuit bound, leather lined, gold EN-
bossed title front and back, round
corners, gold edges. Regular price,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

8erlanst.-@ute &ohin ober Wdb>
den fir aQgemeine Sotelarbeit. Nbrel>
iiere: ,Sptel", 2ittle Hod. Soma.
12,14,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Weitaurant gu Derfaufen.-Gountpz
iis, Garner, Sonia. @~or5iieIide 8ez
leeenbeit fir rcfte Yerion. Gutter
8atbolit perIanst. Ian tpenbe fif
on 8. ". Saniuu, 5irit National
8ant, ober Gatber gpmbult, @arner,
Soma. 12,21,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

Icy Die Verlangt Mnseisen.
Spalte fam Shnen bebiilflih iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

49,; ;$!$;s:' i ss .i :;5;$ y y:
cts. Der pto. @es
%frorene Sdrinee, In 8ttten b~erianbt, 3h Cts.
8efaI3ene Sdrinee s3.75 per 100 Bfo. SAB.
Yeriu6et unfere 9reHeb Sdrinee su nur AZ
CTS. per 1tb., Iauier Slid, fein gbfan.
S6reibt fiir Rretsliite arberer Gorten Slide.
Sbeo. Ghrttoiferten, 112 gSeft Stftb Ct,
DULUTH, Winn.
gem S6reiben ermdbue man biefes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Serlaugt= Mn5eigen.
gretfe: 9aS erfte UaaI 4 cts. pro Nort;
barraG 8 CTS. pro sDort ieoe @o6e.

SaarfinitIerin. = gli5abetb Glarf,
Saarfiinitlerin, niro Sbnen cine breiz
itrdnsiee Slefte fir $500 beritellen.
Senbet Cure auseetdmmten Sadre
mad 80 Gait 25tb st., Winneapulis,
LA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

(Sortiesune bon Der 1. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14
Matnng, bemti&e &atboliten!

Bas benit Sbr iiber bic beooritepenOen
S4neeitirTe2
Warum tommt 9br nt6t mad Oklahoma unb
f&ert SUD Elm Setm tn elmer euien beutfben
snfiebluIes Sbr fbnnt am /. Sanuar NIT
ben Sarn1arbetter Beginner.
aatboliihe Seimiu4er ftnben bier aute
Seime 5u niebrteen 9reifen, ino elm ber3Iifes
@tIiommen tn elmer blibenoen Mniie6lung, In
Der gdbe bon Str4e nno grtsiter:
pbtere man on s. =. Genton.
Meierensen. gauf Of GIsin, GIein. Ola.
ober 8eo. Satber @anoer9rinten, Sterling,
Oklahoma.
Beim S1reiben erspdbne man bieIes gIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

stellenseiudJ. - S6ubmader iud)t
Steue. &ann ebenfaas Sattlerarbeit
nerrihten. 9tur in Sonia. &ann
bette 3eleniiie norIegen. Ioreiiiere:
8. S.-2S6, oieies Slatt. 12,14,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

8erIanst.-@inife cine tleine
Sarm nabe beuti6er fatboliiher
Stride unb ShuIe gu faufen ODER gu
patten, pber Elm tleines 8eihdft.
Ibreiiiere: q. S.-28S, bieies 8latt.
12,2S,a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

aprn. unb &lec d. 9ansereien in
Central : Winneicta. @tGbige Breiie
uuo 8ebinauraen. Shreibt an Giber
WarraD, 0aoena, Winn. 12,21.a
oam eerstSa asx>ss mss ssk. sieiss Yla,I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

No. 10. Persian calf. vest pocket, black,
gold design, round corners, gold edges.
Regular price. $l.75; special
No. lads. American seal. vest pocket,
black. lined with silk, very limp, round
corners, gold edges. gold design. border
and edges Regular price, S2.25;
sDecial 81 AZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

fAr atrdbs u NIB Sstui. gsausm Su trassu.
Cent? fRr pafttpoit bel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

No. Is. French morocco, vest pocket,
black, gold design. round corners gold
edges. Regular price, $l.1O; specialized D
No. is. French calf, vest pocket, black,
gold design, round corners, gold edges.
Regular price, Sl.25; special......-~...75c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-14

er enftaIttn ale npfDiptn6Egfn Wtbtte
lie bnrdj Aasabe Der Nummer uno ihse
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
MUCH TRAVELLED
CAT is KILLED

SNOWFALL the beautiful white Ango-
ra pet cat of the E. v Hocum family,
was killed by reckless anto driver on
Thursday afternoon, in front of their
residence, just west of'the city. SNOWFALL
was purchased at cat kennel in New
York and has probably the most remark
able travelling record, of any cat in
the county. having had the
honor of being in the White House and
Capitol at Washington, d. c. She cross
ed Chesapeake Bay on "The Mary
land rode in the street car Tube from
New York City to Brooklyn and back,
was through all the New England,
southern and central states as we'll as
making a trip to Montreal, Canada, and
was in big circus wreck in Virginia
she accompanied the family in her spe-
cial satchel, during part of their travel
ing.
The terrible speed at which some of
the autos pass the Hocum place, makes
it difficult at times for even persons to
get at safe distance and nee DIS .inves-
tigation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
BARABOO GIRL.
welded IN SEATTLE

Miss Katherine Searle, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Searle of Web
ster Prairie, was united in marriage at
Seattle, Washington, on Christmas day
to ]. B. Owens. The wedding occurred
at the first Presbyterian church at eight
O'Clock in the morning, the bride being
attired in brown broadcloth suit. Ihe
couple took the morning boat trip to
Tacoma, where they are guests of the
BRIDES sister, Mrs. C. R. Mcfarland
They will make their future home at
Mollada, Oregon, where the groom is
building a home. The bride is we'll
known in and around Baraboo having
spent most of her life here. She has
been employed il, Seattle the past three
years. Her many friends here extend
best wishes. Mr.. Ovens is a con trac-
tor in the western state
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
Mrs. Angeline Campbell
Journey Recalls Reunion
of Sis ers At er Fifty
Eight Years.

Mrs. Angelina Campbell and
daughter, Miss Mabel, who have re-
sided near the corner of Walnut and
Elm streets for many years left on the
last train out of Baraboo in 1915 for
Olympia Washington. Here Mrs
Campbell's son. E. j. Campbell, resides.
Mrs. Campbell has sister, Mrs. Cor
della Spirlock, who resides in the same
state. 1t will be recalled that the
sister from the west came to Baraboo
1911 and the two enjoyed a visit
after a separation of 81 years, with
out seeing each other. The sisters were
born in Vermont and came to Cassell
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
CHURCH OFFICERS
ARE CHOSEN

The following are the officers and
teachers chosen in the Evangelical Sun
day school:
Supt., H. Sigglekow
Vice-SIpt., D. Ed. Zwicker
Sec., Emma Meisser
Treas. DIR. Frank wicker
Lib, Nellie Scales
Supt. of cradle roll, Mrs. Frank
Zwicker.
Sunday school teachers, Adam Thuer-
er, Rev. H. P. Jordan, DR.. Ed Zwicker,
DR.. Edna Laufenberger, Mrs. Geo. Nc
Croady, Myrtle Kamrath andMrs. H. Sig
glekow.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
Mrs. Cor della SpirI sck

Prairie in Sank county when young AT
ter the death of their mother they went
to live in separate families and soon
after Cordelia then four years
old, left by OK teams with friends
for the west. The Indians stole some
of their property, they had sore eyes
from alkali dust and endured much
hardship along the way. Mrs. Campbell
and her daughter now make the trip in
palace cars with every comfort of mod
ern travel. Mrs. Campbell's daughter ex-
pect to remain in the west.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06

Mr.. and Mrs, Bert De Koyer enter
tanned the following guests since last
Thursday Mr. and Mrs. W. Pruemars and
daughter, Dorothea, Milwaukee Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Zantow, Madison; Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Pelton and three children,
Reedsburg. The men folks returned to
their homes this morning, but the lad
les will extend their visit for a few
days.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06

Mrs. W. E Sprecher of independence
Wisconsin, was killed while on her way
to Whitehall by the automobile going
over an embankment. Her husband ia
cashier of the bank at independence
and a cousin of John Yagy and Henry
Schaefer of Baraboo. He is also a
cousin of Mrs. Mary Harmon, Rosaline
street, Baraboo.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06
Obituary

Mrs William Schroeder has received
q telegram from her sister, Mrs. Aug
ust Eel, who resides in Montana, which
states that their daughter was killed by
being run over. No particular were
given.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1916-01-06

On New Years morning son wa
born to Mr.. and Mrs. D. Donahue on
Mound street.
The sun., 1916-10-15

II was the last straw. At Indian
apolls he left the "Mastodons." His
minstrel days were done.
From now on he began to meet the
men with whom his subsequent for
tunes were TO be linked. In the box
office Of the Cleveland Opera House.
still wearing his Haverly garb. he saw
a sturdy lad lingering "a pile II silver
dollars. 81 wish | had that silk hat
Of yours said the lad. 81 wish I
had your money" aid Frohman. The
boy in the box office was \. l.. Err
LANCER. In a Philadelphia newspaper
Office Charles F'rohman met a tall.
keen eyed young man named Az Hay
man, who was advance aGent for Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Florence. In San
Francisco. AZ a rathske,ler on Kearny
street. he saw a yusith with curly hair.
dreamy Eyes and the air of an artist:
this was David BelasCo. \ telegram
came t. Daniel Frohman from Louis
Vile: There's "A young lawyer here
who * itching to get into the theatre
cal business. Why don't you Civ him
a chance" This was Marc K'aw.
William Harris came from "A minstrel
company in Boston: Frank Sanger
from the Hoyt plays. William Gillette.
just from college, brought the manu-
script OF The Professor" TO the Madi-
son Square Theatre. Joseph Brooks
conducted the booking office of Brooks
& Dickson.
Charles Dillingham; entered the
scene "A little later. II seems that he
had written a play. The play was
called "l2 i. NJ" and was done at the
Bijou Theatre. He received n letter
from F'rohman. who was then n
stranger. and who wrote: II like your
lines very much. Would YOU like TO
adapt a French farce for me?"
Dillingham; was then dramatic ed!-
tor OF The EVENING Sun. lie not only
accepted the commission to write a
farce. but said he would also go out as
an advance agent.
Then go at once" said Frohman. IT
want to get you of that paper. You
write too many bad notices OF my
plays"
Instead they went TO London and
spent their time seeing plays. A
naughty Engiishman came 10 the
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daily, for which he counted papers
and equipped the newsboys until one
memorable morning in January. 1877.
he received this telegram from Gus
tave:
Your time has come at last. You
begin as agent for John Dillon. Will
meet you at . 4. NJ. at Winona, Mimi"
He threw himself into his mothers
arms and gasped: AT last I'm in the
business"
His brother met him at Winona. and
thus expounded the situation:
Why. Charley. we've got real New
York actors and our leading lady.
Louise Dillon. has a genuine sealskin
coat. That coat will get us out Of any
town. You've got nc Ghost Show
amateurs to handle now. but real
actors and actresses. and our salary
will he twenty-five dollars a week"
And II was not long before the chief
bill poster in st. Paul wrote to Gus
tave:
Il have taught your brother Charley
how To post bills. He took to.it like a
duck TO water. He didn't mind how
much paste he spattered over himself.
q aili e'lAAS ~ iflhN' lAAii Al' at
theatrical agent in the world"
But dark days were ahead. The COM
pany tired It's luck with Augustin
Days Lemons: then with Pink
Dominoes." and fell back on Uncle
Tom" Louise Dillon's sealskin coat
rendered heroic service. II was liter
ally worn out as collateral. When
landlords demanded payment Charles,
being round and chubby. was left In
pawn. II he ever rode on n train he
had to hide in the coal box. Still. he
got home alive and his first greeting
10 Gustave was: when do we start
again."
He was nearing the end OF his
apprenticeship. In the summer OF
1873 j. II. Haverly bought the Callen.
der Minstrels and merged them with
'Haverly's Mastodons." Haver.y was
n %plunger. His shirt front shone with
diamonds. He wore a large, HAT
crowned. stiff hat in which he carried
his correspondence n private papers.
OF his "Mastodons." known as Forty
Count 'em-Forty," he made Charles
Frohman treasurer on condition tina
Frohman should always wear a high
silk hat when he headed the street
parade. Now F'rohman hated high silk
hats. and when he was sem to London
and found he had to wear evening
clothes and receive royal people at
Her Majesty's Theatre he chafed under
the Haverly yoke. and Gustave Froh'
man was not surprised when in May,
1881. he received this telegram dated
Salt Lake City:
Am stranded here with the Big
Forty So is Frank Sanger with a
Bunch OF Keys Wire what you AN.
Charles"
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French a~r!s,ocrats while the Prussian
officer was shooting up the place an
swcrod I.
"Do H." said Frohman. land I'll open
the nest season Of the Empire Stock
Company in this drama. and get
George Alexander interested for Lon
don"
AS The Conqucrors" the play went
into rehearsal. about Christmas. Mrs.
Daz:aY. VIE II Henry Dazian. the cos
tuner. was watching a scene In which
william Fayersham plans the ruin OF
Viola Allen, the leading woman.
We'll said Mrs. Dazian, IL New
York Will stand for that it will stand
for anything"
Frohman jumped up IN excitement.
What is wrong with it?" he cried.
The manuscript was shown TO a dozen
people ~ the clcanest minds. They
found nothing wrong. I've done the
scene a dozen times. I have Il up
stairs ON my shelves AZ this moment
In The sporting Duchess"
Mrs Dd2itu was ohdurate. 1T Is
awfJ.." she sa.d.
The first u!cht approached. was 10
sail for I,urop" next day. Frohman
had provided mo with Sumptuous cabin
quarters on the New York. After the
frs, performance | appeared on the
Empire stage. whore ! found F'rohman.
The latter WAS worried.
paul" said Ne. the first three acts
are fine; the last is rotten. You must
stay and rcwrite the last act"
had 10 postpone the trip which