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The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
sHERiFF's SALE.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court,
Parish of Jefferson Davis,
State Of Louisiana.
LAKE CHARLES TRUST AND saw.
iNGs BANK
VS.. No. f747
WILLIAM MOUTON.

BY virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale issued and to me directed by the
honorable court aforesaid, have seiZ-
ed and will offer for sale at public
auction to the last and highest bidder
without the benefit of appraisement
at the court house door Of this parish
lin the city of Jennings, Parish of JET
ferson Davis, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, A. D.
1922.
between legal hours, the following de-
scribed property situated in the Par
ish of Jefferson Davis, State of Loui'
siana, to-wit:
An undivided one half interest
| in the following described prop
erty, to-wit: The south half OF
the northwest quarter (st5NWHl
the north half Of the south.
west quarter (N1asWA), west
half of the northeast quarter (W12'
tNEH), The northwest quarter OF the
tsoutheast quarter (NWA SEA) OF
Isection ten (1O); The northeast quart,
Ter Of the southeast quarter (NEA.
lsE1h) of section eight 49,; Twenty.
three (23) rods north and south Off
1.-THE west side of the northwest quart
er of the northwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter (NWANW1AsW'
EA) of section three (3); The north.
Iwest quarter (NWK); The northeast
|quarter (NEA); the north half OF
southeast quarter (N12sEA), The
northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter (NWA sWA), The northeast
Iuuarter of the southwest quarter
| (NEA AswAl the southwest quarter
LOT the southwest quarter s(sWM'
lsW1h) Of section nine (9); the south
least quarter SEQ, East half OF the
southwest quarter (B12SWA), the
Isoutheast quarter Of the northwest
quarter (sEANwA), the southwest
Iouarter of the northeast quarter
(sWA NEA), the southwest quarter
LOT the. northwest quarter (sWA'
lNWA) of section four a. in Town
ship eleven az South, Range five
I(5) West.
Seized under said writ.
Terms, cash on day of sale.
ISAAC FoNTENoT,
Sheriff Jefferson Davis Parish, La
sheriff's office, November both, 1911
IE R. kaufman, Attorney for Plaintiff
Dec. 3 to date
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
sBSOAAL MENTION and "
ITEMS OF INTEREST
(By Our staff Reporter)

alarence Ledger mas purchased The
,v Smith property in the soatll
\ part Of town.
h. and Mrs. Henry Smith expet
oove within a few days for Hous
Texas, where they win reside
and Mrs. Smith have resided II
around Welsh for a number o.
80 and in their departure we may
4 tbst we are again losing good citi
bnt hest wishes of their man.
ords follow them to their new
me.
sTiss Enberta Downing of Berwick
no Sunday to spend a few days
M her friend, Mrs. Frances Carr
rroll.
,rdis Colbert was a Lake Charles
,,iness visitor last Friday,
A Crow visited his wife at St.
tricks sanitarium in Lake Charles
ednesdty,
NJ and Mrs. s. 0. scoggins were
s.iness visitors in Lake Charles on
ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. c, NJ. Shoemaker, Mr.,
4 Mrs, e. c. Willard and Mr.. A, A,
,ow motored to Lake CharlesWed'
esday.
rbas c. C. Carlisle and daughter,
Ii.s Harriet motored to Lake Char.
\ Monday and accompanied Miss
Ioa home from the sanitarium, where
u latter underwent an operation
ome ten days ago, Miss Mae is get
ng along nicely and will soon be out
gain.
Mrs. George Alexander returned
,ome Sunday from the sanitarium at
AXE Charles, and is reported to be
getting along nicely.
Truman j. Fear returned Monday
',nm Orange, Texas, He has sold his
interest in the garage recently eS,
ablished by the partnership compos-
a Of G. L. Davis, Lloyd Thomas, Har.
n shipman and himself.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
LAYING GOWN.

A quiet wedding occurred at the M.
E. Parsonage Wednesday evening,
November goth, when Mr.. Noah Lady
and Miss Anna May McCown were
made husband and wife. The young
couple will make their home on the
Cosner farm north of Welsh.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

How about cleaning up your Silver
ware for Christmas? We have a new
shipment of GoRHAM's SILVER
CREAM and SILVER CAKE. Either
one will do the work. so cents cake
or bottte.-GREER BROS.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
A Supplicatton.

o my God, incline thine ear and
hear; open thine eyes, and behold oul
desolation; for we do not present ouI
supplications before thee for our right
eousness, but for thy great mercies
Daniel 8: 49,
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

that he should not
see DEATH" When
ever did mortal
man escape the ia
eXorable sentence,
1T is appointed
unto man once to
die and after that
the judgmentT"
We turn back
times pages and
read this simple
biography "Enoch
walked with God
and he was not,
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
wha, AuntY Mlssed.

Julia was enthusiastic over a COM
edy she had seen at moving picture
theater, and proceeded in tumoled
baby fashion to explain what she had
seen, The thing that impressed her
the most was toe dancer with short
auify skirts. She said, "0h, aunty.
YOU should have seen the girl 10 full
bloom"
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

Don't forget the w. NJ. S. Bazaar
at the Masonic Hall Saturday, Dec.
18th. Lots of pretty Christmas pres
ents and good things to eat.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

H. X. Midkiff was here Tuesday
from Lake Charles. He came over to
get good gun to take along with him
on the hunt which is to be staged
during the coming weekin the ]. w.
Gardiner pasture, in which Drs. Flow
er and Paxton of Baton Rouge, Bureau
Of Animal Husbandry heads, will par
ticipate.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

The Welsh Civic League is serving
this afternoon and tonight at the Ma
sonic Hall for the benefit of the band
OysterS-any style and hot coffee and
doughnuts, folks.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
The Will to Labor,

What men want Is not talent; IL II
purpose; In other words. not the pow,
er to achieve. but the will to labor
-Bulwer.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

Sterling Silver Belt Buckle, lax
Gold Inlaid, with place for initials
$3.5o-at Greer Bros.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

Messrs. John Gamble and e. S.
Goodreau were visitors here Thursday
from Jennings.
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10
The Heroisrn of
Walking With God
By REV. J. R. SCHAFFER
Director of Evening Glasses, Moody
Bible Institute. Chicago.

TE&T-By faith Enoch was translated
that he should not see death.-Heb. lis.
This is a historical statement that
challenges inquiry. "A man translated
The Rice belt journal., 1921-12-10

Rub-My-Tism for rheumatism.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
gSie iditt man iidJ npr Sdiuinb'
indt?
Sas &eien Scr &ranfbeit.

lleber 10000 EcrIonen itcrben
alliGbrIid in Oen 8ercini9tcn Stoa'
ten al S6lpinbiudt uno foit iebcr
lnter unS fennt icmonOen, Der
S6minoiuft bat. an Shlpiuoiudt
81 leioen lit eine iebr crnItc Sufe
uno bod lit es perbdltniBuGBig
Ieidt, oieier Sronfbeit 5u ent9cbcn,
10 fern man it6 Sic Wfilbe nlod,t, ct
mas boriid)tig gu iein. limo oicie
Iiibe lit nidts im Scrgleid nit Der
Iogli6feit, @onote I'M @ett 5ltbrins
gen 5lt miiiien.
3mci lmItGn6e begiinitigcn 0us
ltmiidgrcifcn Ser Sdipinoiudt. Gin
mol lit icrnono onoerS bcreits I'm.
borii6tig 9eueien uno 5mcitens fam
lid unier cigeller G0rpcr in idlcd,ter
SCrfailun9 bcfinbcn. Gcnn sic
SdNpinoIlht miro oltrd Seine hcr.
breitct, 0ic u%nieren Iugcn uniid)t.
bar, Den &0rpCr Ortr6 Die Ioie unb
Wtlno errGidcn. 0ic Seine bcfil.
oen iid an NobrungsmittcIll, an l1lls
fern S1n0en un6 in ser 2llft, Die mir
&C. 49, -.
e%inotnen. @clu0bnli6 niitcn lid sic
Seine in unieren 2itngcn Elm, ole lie
5erItorcn f0nnen, lpcnn Der &0rper
nidt 8cilnn0 unb frGftig lit.
Sdpinoiii6tigc, Die olf oert 90
Oen ober oltf OoS Sflolter ipllfcrL
bcrbreitcn Wtiaionen BON aeineil, Die
e%in9catmct mcroen ODER an sic SGrt.
DC geroten. 8os lit Scr gelp0bnlidl.
tic @eg Der Scr6reitltng ser &ronf'
belt. &iele Wcni6cn icOo6 bobcn
Sdlptnoiu6t, obnc es al miiicn.
0cSbuIb iolltc icOer MIR in icin
1aIdcntll6 bllItcn, nieBen oocr aus.
Ipuden, ocrm bieicS fam in fodcrls
DEM @oIier nu89cmnidcn wer6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

SRI. SaSel Sedmarr,, ipelte
wGbrenb 6es oergangencn Sduliab'
res on ser 6ffcntlihen Sdllc in
McGittrid aIs 2ebrerin tbGtig mar,
febrte lctten 9onncrstag pieber in
i6rc beige Scimotb suriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

s.. s. @aIoeder, bon Ban, be.
fanb iid leste ISOLDE mcbrere Gage
in SeouIia, Mo., I'M ieinem idper
erfronften 9rloer, 60. 6. 8albeds
or. eincn 8eil6 ob5uitotten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
3cr RuttcnfGHger BON @indcitcr.

IN Der Sto0t @in6cltcr in Sir
0iniu battc ii6 sic Sltlior 2eague
0cs Rotcn &reu5cS inter anoeren
9hligohcn nlth sic Iusrottilng Ser
Hattcn 5ur Gfli6t gcmod)t. &c.
fonntli6 5critGren sic &ottcn in ben
&ereinigtcn St1otcn alljGbrli6 81.
gelltum I'M @erte bon mebr alS $50
WiQionen Dollar. Cine &atte Der.
5ebrt al(ein mebr uls fiinf5ig 8funO
@ctreioe i'm Sabre nnO ridtet oa.
ne6en 6urd 8cnagcn nod erbebli6cn
S6aocn on. gubcrOem ii6crtraeen
Bic Rotten cine gon5c Reibe eefdbr.
li6er &ronfbeiten.
Io6Oem bic jungen Mtitglieocr
oeS Rotcn &re,l3cs bon bicien Sat.
io6cn &enntniS crbnlten 6atten gin
gen iie nit groBem @ifcr OIL Die Scr
tilgi,ng Der Rotten in ibrer 8atcr.
ltobt. 9urd bcionOcre @eididlid'
felt oeidnctc lid namcntlid ein Slln'
&c n1brcrlo bicieS SCrtiIgungsfelb'
algs aus. IS gelang ibm nonlent'
lid nidt peniger ols $50 &atten au
fan9en ooer ai totem, mobci ibm Ieir
Slinb bilfreiden 8ciitanb lciitctc. Sr
ciiler @ctreiOci6eltne oIein crlegt(
er ni6t meniecr als $50 Rotten uni
crfreltte lid infolgeoeiicn nit Redt
oeS &ufes, Gin neiier Enttenfanger
n1mlid Der bon @in6citcr 5u iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

Die Srouen scr ct. @corgss
@enCin6c merDen am Montog 9tad)-
mittog, Den 16. Mui Elm &affee.
f%rGn3ten un0 rgu6re" uno Ibenos
in Scr ct. George ShuIbollc einctt
~Gi,frc" beranitalten gum 9eiten
Oe8 8aufon6cs ser Stride. Seocr.
mann lit frcunolihit e~ingcloocn.
-IPni tiibl 1rnb nab, fil0t Dem
9nucr Sdclunc unb Sob.
-glltg. 8oblt bcfano iih lettc
&ofc mcbrcre Gage in ct. 2puis,
pe9cn Cincs augcnlcibens, inter
Gr5tli6er 8ebonbl,rng.
-Sohn 2obmunn bon 9crn9ci,
mcr, bcfan0 lid lesten 9ienStag in
@cidGftcn bier.
Sri. 9toie Niacr, meldc metre.
re Gage bier gum 9cit6 bel ibrcn
2~(nGcb6ri9en ~DerpciGte. febrtc Iebtcl
0ienstng micOcr nod 9oonbiGe 5lt.
riif, mo iic felt 21n9erent I'M Sc
iddftc Scr &lenf 21tmber 60. cine
Stcac bcflcioet.
Srnu Mug. 9rocfer, bon NotS,
0ou1, murOe lcbten 6rcitog i'll Die.
iiQcn @aiincr @oipitol, elmer Opera.
ton untCr5ogcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

-.8rau mic Der Simmcl 'trbt
Dor mir bic Belt, - 10 cttpa ItinIn'
tr ms scr Gin3ug oes 8onnentclatS
@ui nit ieinen triiben RegCntagcn
lrno unfrG1noIih foltenl 8etter.
-3ltm Oritten Walc bahcn mir
Die 8lunrcntopfe aus Dem Seller Der
arseeidIcppt uno mieOcr 3urilt.
i6leppen nritiien. So,-llnS nm
blciben tie bort bis jrrrt Uiertcn
9i6uIei ale TroItgefnbr Dcri6mun'
oen lit.
SIT Ser Gon3crtballe finOct ON
nddliten Mittmoh Ibcn6, ocn If.
Mai Smei feline Observation-Disclosures
6ltrh Die Schiller BEG 8. @ro6cs Scr
0ffentIifcn Sh,tIc itatt.
SRI, SuIbn @ogcl, bon ct.
2o,tis, befin0et lid aegenn6rtig bier
auf 8eiltd Bel ibren 8fle9ccltcrn,
aua. @obIt uno Satin.
-Ioolpb Stauoc llno 8attin, pou
Chicago, bcfiuben lid felt mcbrcrcn
Sogett bier ai1f 8eIl,d) bel ibren Ser
mon0tcn, Sos. @1tn0crli6 uno @ot,
tin.
Siltc uno ole Br,spooren mcr.
Den gum 8cltenpreiie auSpcrfauft be,
ginneno Sreitng, oeu 6. Wai.
Gmilp 8icIe, WtiGinrr,
@eItl. 5. StroBe. 9ermonll, $40.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
DR.. W. {. lockwood
3u6nar5t
II, M o.
Office Der Seoples 8anf gegeniiber.
Office-8bone gr.
Bobnung-Bbone 81. 800
Ser M II II, SO 0

Icin anpcIcn, bas iriibere Gnton
Scnneberger gigentbum berbeiiert
burd G%ntfcrnung Der groBen 9Gume
uno Nnbnl, elmer 8ord, ionic bur6
einen nc,lcn Sarbenonitrid oen ooS
@obnbal1S erbielt.
Iln leeten Sonntag ltr0rnte I'M.
enoli6cr Gcgcn bcrab. Snfolgc Oci.
len fonnte Der cn9liihe Ibenogottcs.
oienIt in ser Socobi- Stride in Mor.
riIon nift gebolten ncrocn. Der.
Ielbe miro oesbolb onl nGdlIten
Sonntag, on 8. Mtoi itottfin0cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
8anbcl.

"Stcbt man BORT etwos?" fraet man
emit,
@oH't o'f bos 2an6 man gcben;
Scout miro Die Sraec ItiIiiiert:
"@irO man BORT aud geicbcn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06
Mprriion

@nt. 8cgemann ir. Wuroc leste
@ohc bon ieiner Satin nit einerl
Sobnfcn bei6enft.
Srou StiOie Iad, pom st. 2ouis,
mar leste 8o6e mebrere Gage bier
oils @ait Der Samilie s. S. Same.
Srai Sos. 8ertbwein, bon 6reoe'
ridsbitrg, befnno lid lctte 8ode
bier auf 8eili6 bel s. S. Same
umO Somilic.
Grmin 8. Brandt Itattetc lebtc
ISOLDE Ieinen @ltern s. >. Brandt
uno @attin in Slcon, No., einen Be
Judi ab.
6rau q. IS. @aas, bon Sefferion
Gitp, befano iid lette ISOLDE bier auf
geiud bel 6rau s. 9. 8aher.
Yaitor &ei6ort, BON 6reOcridS-
burg. febrte lebte ISOLDE bon ct.
2ouis 5uriid, mobin er iid begeben
bate Inn Scr SubilG1lmsfcier elmer
@cneinoe bei5ltmobncn. oeren Erc,
bigger or IN friiberen Sobrcn mar.
5. s. Same, 2oilis ur0 Ben.
2olf, s. 6. Same IL. Gbos. &cin'
bol5 iuaren lceten 9onuerstug IN
Sermonm lnt elmer S%eriammlltng
Scr DOB Sellom 2oge bei3upobnen.
@ie itberau, marcn IN lebterer
3eit bic @cid1fte bier uidt icbr
rege. 9ie bielen &cgentage nit Der
I6led)tcn Roo6s uno Dem So6naiier,
oas tic i'm @efolgc batten, battet
cs ben 6armern faft unmoglid &C.
mo6t CUR Stabt slt fommen.
Steinidlag miro our Belt ollf 6it
Worriipn. Gbunlois &oa6 gefobrer
uno 10 nad unb na6 miro Die ganS(
Strcde BON Worriion 6ur6 Scr
Bottom nod G6amoiS cine boaitGroi
&C unO Oauerboftc SteinitroBe wer
ben.
Senrp Stod, Ser Sormmoi6inen
SAMPLER bat an Sobn 8uIie eincr
9eering 9in6er un6 8iGonacr NM
einen neltcn 6urmtpagen bcrfoltft.
Gg9enberg & Setcrs erbieIten Die
Ier Gage enc gou3c GorloOlrng S
$. 6. 6armmoi6inen.
s. s. Same bat icin 8obneigerr
tbum oeri6onern ,loiien b1r6 @nt
fcrnllng zines Ebeiles Der groBcl
SdottenbGllme, Grridtl,rg elmer eli
iernen Ser5 uno cires Concrete Sci
tcnrpCges. Altd) Senrp 9oc9cr ia
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-05-06

NJ .
Sciobrinf, bon nabe 9rafe. befonOcn
ii6 Icstcn Gomerstag III unierer
Sta0t, BON 100 aus bic beioen Grit
aenannten nod Moltn @enb, Ro.,
rciiten, no oieIelben pGbrenO ben
nddItcn @onoten oils 6ormor6citer
bcihGftigt icin Der6en.
Sn ser 8obmuilg ocs 9ouis
@acicr BEL Spiss finoet nnl Cams,
tag Nbcn0, Sen IA. @oi Elm Gang
pcrgniigen itott, 5t wclhcm Sober
mann freunnIidit cingeloben lit.
-,Su ct. 2ouis lit om Montoa
9upio Moss, unter oen dItercn @e.
lpobncrn uniercr StuOt moblbcfumt,
I'M MIter bon rs SnbreT ~gcltorbeu.
Der @~critorbcne bintcrlGBt iolgenNe
&inocr: Sobn, Srcb. @oilaro u>0
@eore Ross unb 6rau GmiIie
S6nittfcr, iopie 5wci Sdmeltern
Srou 2i33ic @iocmer utO 5rau 2cna
@ieganO.
SIN @aibington Mo., lit om
Somstog eouuro Is. 9itih, elm be-
fainter Embellishments uno Dormali-
ger Nopor unierer Na6baritabt I'M
Nltcr bon &C Sobrcn aus 6ieIen &c
ben gcIhieOen.
-8nl. Siattc unO SomiIic, bicIe
Sabre IN 8eoce 8nlcp lpoDnbait,
iinO Iestc ISOLDE nah @aibington,
$40, iihcriic0elt.
-Srau Geo. q. &ucoi9er befono
lid mebrcrc Gage letter @ode IN
ct. 2ol1is o,tf 9eiud bel @eripanO.
ten.
-6reO 6. 0iIt6ep fam letter
Sonntag BON ct. 2ouiS gum @eiuf)
ieiner In9eborigen bicrber.
= Morgen gtbeno finbet in
Smiths @ollc micber eincs Der 20.
pr,lGren Gou5pcrgniigcn Itatt.
-Gbns. Sfutb unb camille, non
ct. 2ouiS, befanber iid) AM Cams.
tog uno Sonntag bier ouf 8eiltf)
bel Der Nutter 0es Serrn .S6utb
6ruu Caroline S6ttb.
--GbaS. 8e8olo uno 5amilie,
mel6e Dor <r5em bon Rcaittrid
nad @eaington, Ro., itbcriicoeltcl
iino picber nod McStittrif 5uriid
ge3ogcn. no Ser 8e5olo oic Sc.
ihGftsfitbrrlng Scr Wcaittrid Rer.
camille 60. ilbcrnommcn bot.
Or. $. s. Rifboff befonO iid
teBte ISOLDE mcbrere Gage in @ar.
renton oltf @eiu6 bel SeriuonOten.
-6rou anorcos SdinbIer, Dor
0nrriIonpiae. 800, trof Icttcn DON.
ncrstog bier ein auf lGngcrcm &c
iud ibrcr nube Sipi$5 lpo1ncnoer
Sermon0tcn.
-Ginc ionhcrborc &ranfbcit Dor
pelder in 0cn lcBten bier @ofcr
piele Mlln0e in rmIrrCr Stu0t uni
llngcgCno bcio!lcn mllrbCn, hat IN
ter 0tcicu @ou3tbicrcn itorf auige
tdltlllt, Oh cine 9rpBe Ill0aDl al ole
icr Selld)e u%erCn0etcn o6cr I'M ibrcl
IciOcnben 3uiton0c Gin Gnbc 81 be
rcitcll, gcto0ttt mcrOen muBten.
S(u Snmstag glbcnb, Sen II
@toi. fit0et IN S6ucB'5 SoIle il
Berger, Elm San3bergnil9cn itott.
3. Gor( @cbcr trot lcbtel
9ienstog cine @cidGitSrciie noe
@oonoillr, $40, an.
SRI. Minnie aloppcnborg. BOZ
ct. 2oli$, lpcilt ge9cnmGrtig bic
oltf 8ciuh bel ibrcr SdmeItcr, Sra
Sos. 8unOerlid.
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mebreren Sogen in. ct. 2oris gum
9eiri6 ibrer SernonOten.
SRI. Sa5el Sefmart, lpelde
mGbrenb 6eS bergangencn S6uliab'
res on ser 0ffentlihen Sdile in
WtcGittrid nls 9ebrerin tbGtig mar,
febrte lcbten 9onnerstag mieoer IN
i6rc bieiigc Seimotb 5uriid.
So. s. @aloeder, bon Ban, be.
fono iid leste ISOLDE mcbrere Gage
in Se0aIia, $40, I'M ieinem idtper
erfronften 8rlloer, Go. 6. 8aloeds
or. eincn 8eiu6 obauitatten.
-@m. unb 4rt6rlr Rllffner rel
item lebten Sreitog nod Sefferion
Gitp Inn Sipei gaib IrmD Truds fir
8oitlpare Sopnibip nls5utpabIen.
Die Srilds merbcn fir &oa65tpcde
I'M g~cnonnten Sopnibip bcnlltt ipcr.
Sen.
-5Srol 6. RbpOiuS, bon Sniss,
rciite lebten Sreita9 mad ct. 2oris.
nm ibren @attenL Or. &. &bootus,
81 beiu6cn. ipcl6er in Cincm oortis
gen SoipitaI nod elmer Operation,
icincr @enciung entgcgc1 gebt.
-SSreo g. Soeppner uno Sobn,
Srou gliiabetb gisberg un0 q. 6.
Ioams unb Satin, bon &oiebuo 81.
/, muren lettcn 9onncrstag bier in
@cidGftsongclcgenbeiten
S. 81. 8o,tmoacrtncr un0 So
mile, BON 8aben, ct. 2ouis Goun.
IT, famen lebten Sonlttag bierber
gum 8elu6 ibrer In9eb0rigen unb
defenders nm Dem Safer beS Serrn
8oumgoertncr, mieren alten Mit-
burger, Robert 9ollmeaertner, an
ieincnt @e6urtstage, lire @litdlpiln.
Idle perionli6 Oar5ltbringcn.
-@clcgcntlid Scr Grneuerung
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debut M Hamlet and thus directly
invite comparison. Instead DE vI-e-
ly chose hi1 initial London success,
The Bells followed 1t with his
creation OF Charles the First" and
thus securely cntrcnchcd with his
new public moved on to Shakes
poarcnn productions.
But would be rivals arose within
the shadow Of the throne. Wilson
Barrett, who had graduated TO the
pcudo classic "Claudiau' from "fhe
silver King" and Tho Lights OF
London" not only opened the Prin-
cess thoatar under his management
10 Edwin Booth, hut fired by emul-
alton, himself appeared as Hamlet.
All might have gone fairly well had
he not In the course OF a speech on
the final fan OF the curtain emo
tionally declared that years before
he had sworn to play Hamlet ON
that very spot. This proved too
much for the supposedly friendly
audience, who shrieked with laugh
ter And yet our English cousins
are crroucously supposed to have
no sense Of humor.
Years later, Beerbohm Tree indis-
cretly asked W. s, Gilbert what he
thought of his Hamlet, which he
acted with the lisp natural to him
In blond wig a Ia Fechter.
We'll, Tree" responded the IA
gnous author OF II. NJ. s. Pinafore,
" thought your Hamlet amusing
without being vulgar
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with Booth the play was Tho
thing nor tho scenery. costumes and
effects u w1s not to- boo expected
that tho majority uf the critics
under tho Irving ap".l would bc more
than poIil, phcG Booth appeared
aH Hamlet and expectation Nl' real
wed iu tunt respect rur aH 70 iulr,
they did not 'outhusc Even I1-
buuchcrr. who was quito unbiased,
dii NOT .ouDodo Edwin Booths
greatness tll Doc took in' HuI'"u."
by storm as NiuhrlI,u .u which
irving had failed Goo sound fur uus-
aibiutlra After Booth. accepting
IruuF's equally Kindly uud dipin-
matt, invitation t0 act WIfu hin
and iHo divine Ellou .u 'p'h'llu'
had shared houorH uH tho Moor rui
particularly bH IaHo. loo which u'ih
he and Irving wcr0 well matched,
and departed tn return nu moro. the
London uubii, was again rtFsH 1H
uppurtuuIfy " wltuogHluR Irving 3
Hamlet The Ophelia was of course.
Ellen Terry. tho rHrru exponent of
the character that once evoked a
scholars tribute. "Oh, Ru0o of May.
TOO soon biiRhtod. but thy p'rtum.
shllk endure when tho tgWhs NJ
EgypI1u mOnarchs shall have
crumblcd into dust"
Gruuh himself would never have
dreamed Of making his American
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piled. including the, old school ira
gedian, Barry sullivan. who at
Booths theater gave not only The
Gamcster" but an indeed melan-
chuly Dane, Often that polished
traEedian, Il. l.. Davenport, eminent
as Sir Giles Oyerreaoh. pleased with
his superior performances OF the
Prince.
Not long ago. after an interval OF
years, dating in fact from the first
night he appeared as the Dane a.
the Garden theater. | had the pleas
ure of witnessing 4. II. Sothern'n
matured and now well graced and
perfected Hamlet. Time and study
have so developed both his original
conception and execution as to jus
tify his youthful ambition, and thir
tragic assumption is well contraStc cd
with his droll MalvOiliO and dash
ing Petruchio, the best since Edwin
Booths and John Drew's admirable
| performance with Ada Rehan'
| Katherine.
Then, too. Julia Marlowe's de.
/ lghtfully artistic and PATHETIC
/ Ophella is to Sotherus = Hamlet al
Ellen Terry's was TO Irving s--no'
/ only an aid but an inspiration. A.
/ this most gifted and accomplished
| of ou. very own Shakespearean ac'
/ tressps is now in the very heydaS
/ of her powers, she continues C
/ charm where Ellen Terry has re
/ linduished youthful character
! juliet is now Juliets Nurse. and
I Ellen Terry speaks the lines sh'
once listened TO from Mrs. Stirling
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not only wrote Robert Emmet
when in his'tecns, but acted 1t with
such rare ability. II he were 10 es
say Hamlet today the result wou'u
doubtless be worth while.
Batting n Hamlet was in the sew
entics Il popular indoor sport, the
opportunity being supplied by the
solt-styied Count Johannes, origi-
nally known as an actor by the pro-
sale Name of George Jones. 1t Is
unlikely that reputable theater
today would be leased for such II
hurlcsque OF Shakespeare, but the
Count Johannes and his wrotched
actors trud the boards on at least
one occasion of even the Academy
OF Music, where Booth, Salvint ane'
Rossi had graced the stage a. Ham
let. The introduction Of a new
character page to myrLord Hamlet
wAs feature.
The years passed, and Hamlets,
good, bad and Indifferent multi