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ABOUT THE PLAYS ! PLANS OF FROHM AN
HEW YORK WILL SEE, CO. ARE ANNOUNCED
IMPARTIAL
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
AT SOUTHAMPTON
Slorip" f Fouling Season's
Novel lies in tho
Theatre.
Prominent. Actors mid New
IMn.v.s o He Presented Dur
ing the Season.
Summer Colony Flocks to
Uutliinjj; Bench After Attend
ing Morning Service.
'iTAauiMOl1
ALL Oi' NATIVE OHIGTX
EMI'IIIE OPENS SEPT. l!i
LA 110 K CROWD ON LINKS
THE SUN, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1915.
Vt-v "f tlio plays selected to lc
Ifl.t N w Yorkers have already been
.reduced . "' II ' possible to tell their
,pn,r.il character III iulvar.ro of their
jrfnn.i,i'- hero. Alronily "Common
Ctiy" Ii.ii been described. One of tho
plays fr in which much In expected Im
Tin" I of dlnss," by a young writer
name! Mx Mareln. It will be bIvoii liy
Cohan & Harris. Tho heroine, who Is
the domiiiatlnR llguro In the pluy. marries-
a tucf who him represented him
self to hor ns heir to n large fortunn.
The tl U'f Is arrested aH tho two are
trout to stutt to ( no w est in no married ; i
the girl refuses to testify on her own j ncrusteiii, Itudolf Hosier. Michael Mor
beh.ilf at the trial that 'her dlsRraco ! ,.,cn.r' Arthur Jones. Alfred Sutro.
i . . Lt,,vn ni..i imtii Hornung, F.dwitrd Sheldon. Au-
may n.H become known and both are , Kugtui Tllomai)( M ,,oller Cath.
remlfimud to lirprlsonmcnt for threo ,rne dishing, Kleanor dates, Porter F
years, ino woman nerves nun hit ,
time and Is released on parole.
She breaks her parole, leaves New
York fr tho West and thero marries tho
man who employed her ns bis stenog
rapher II Is by way of helm? u
rower In tho railroad world and Is
railed to New York to occupy tin Im
portant post thero. Il'ls wlfo rook with
Km, He Is a strict, disciplinarian, cs-
p Lilly noted for his Irmness against
,11 who have been RUllty of any rtly-1
honesty, and believes that criminals i
me no rlirht to he allowed to return I
h.ne no rlKht to he allowed to return
to foclety. He Im determined to proso
rute a boy who has been stealing money
from the road. Tho detective who Is at
ork on tho caso recognizes In hla
wife tho Convict who hns broken her
parole Her conduct betrays) to her
husjnnd what has happened. Tho
tiornor of tho State has Intervened
en the boy's behalf and been refused.
Now the husband however consents to
diJOonHnue all prosecution of tho boy If
the rjovonior will pardon his wlfo.
Oiorce Cohan has been much Interested
In tic mccess of tho play.
Irvln Cobb had thn nsslbtanco of
H?r... v .'h hh. "Wi. -
will produce here. It tells tho
tory of a young nuiRazIno writer sent
to a Southern town to Investigate tho
conditions of child labor there. This
youiiK man becomes enRnRed to
a K'.rl of tho vlllaRc and kills the town
hilly In defence of a child. Ills friend.
locil JudRo, saves the writer from
the mob and determine, that he .hall .
have a fair trial. So he selects a
Jury made up altogether of old Confed
Tate soldiers, persuades them that the
younif man on trial had a grandfather
who fought next to the Judge, and
fruity obtains his ncqulttal In that
way Thomas WIho timl Willis Sweat
ram have tho leading roles.
Yhet'ier or not David ltelasco will
fiVi' Tlio lllrl" a2 the ODHnlliir Ckf
tho se.iton has not been settled. C.eorRo
Searhorough wrote the play, which has
inly one woman character. This Is
the daughter of u narrow minded ilea-
cm In a small town. This girl falls
In love with a candidate for tho mln-
l.ry. who Is the usual sheep In wolfs
clothlns that the dramatic situation re-
qulr. He promises to marry her. She
'il a victim to his plans. Her father i"
i enraged when he discovers what has
rrifneJ. nnd moro angertd at his In
ah.llty to discover the causo of his
family's shame.
The girl goes to the hi :sc of m min
ister to nsk his advice. There she
i followed by her father, who Judges
.1, .e .ecr.cy ,n wnicn ne n.i.ts tnemMarU, T,.,ost. Franc s Wilson. Ami
t t it Is this clcrgmin whu has M,lr,i0ck and Craham llrowne In "Tlie
musvii nis imnnpptness. jio uemaniis
that the clergyman marry tho girl im
ntfhjtely, which tho man does to save
hr from her father's ringer. He prom
!. that she shall have a divorce
liter Iter seducer returns after
a while only to find that the girl, now
a wife, will have nothing to do with
him.
"Tho Mvstlo Khrl
i mothtr of the idays which Selwyn &
C I
v. i. oner. rue rnice Is by Avery
liopwood. Tho title refers to some
P.nce of retreat to which a young hus.
Mi nviy retire when his wife grows
iry if too much of his society. There
are a ynutiR couple In the piny, of which
t..e follow tug noeiunt is given:
"llllln Uartlttt in so slow nnd good
' t Lin w.fo becomes tired of him, and
' V uf ,i divorce, saying she wants n
nir w i drinks and wtr. Hilly
Ifl.s hu friend. Jack lt'irrir, who has
" ari-'tnert upstairs, of his troubles,
a (1 Jii-k tells him how he holds Ills
'Ui'.g wife i love He advises Hilly
lo have a 'Mystic Shrine,' that is. somo
! o w ere he can go occasionally to
h s wife wondering as to his
he-f:i..utn he n!o tells him to hit
'he 'hjR'i spots.' lilmtrhv Wheeler be-i-
ipii iou of her htishntid, and
when ho Is attending the
M' s rn1 ;,,! .irs. liavtlrll has
t' t , u opera with a former wooer. 1 (h daughters. There .ire thc ctlstom
"''' -nd ;ilf llartlrtt resolves to ' ,a"?,"' . 1 to..l features to he
t iso f ,, Uy them on 'heir return
n ' or, mlslng situation.' They !
in
apartment until tho weo
' nu amateur cocktails wnlt-
ur'. of husband and wife:
fall asleep from the effects
a'.d are thus found, l.aura
.ne shocked, nnd each re-
"oui . .1
-i! I e
' 1.
an 1 J
, t
divorce, but tho lawyer.
ith.) Is called In, lifter
In, lifter many I
1111. nations, tlnds that
noth-
1 .. has happened, and,
.,:o;;;;:Vh,rhnH a i,Ur.u Prmx --n
ttti
dr
I, it readers at work on the 1
i d to him from all over the
1 s that his effort to get
this ttav has been so success-
ilro uly has thirty which will
-re nnd In los AiiHelcs during
-- season. If he has thirty
"igli! to bo satisfied. One of
I ' Master Willie Hows," by
f and Ceorge S. Vloreek, has
1 with Marjorle Itamhe.iu in
t il. Tile boy actor In Shake
.n,..nv Is ennwrted Into u
' mi away from homo and pre
' 1 .1 i'o.t actor. The play is
"j-iietlc."
I'niintoek Is going to show
' "Hobsnn's Choice," which
1 "f Humid llrl'lgehoii'io Tile
.1. d by a can of Fiigllsh
I di its with middle class life
.' irt A Iiiieashlto cobbler
1 lughtori tint ho deslroi to
' specially tlio oldest, who
I
A '
h ,
t-s
e to him In Ids busliiets
n.irrles and oven selects fori
' her father's most expert j .Margatet M.tyo's 'Twin IKds" will
I't.en she starli out lo 1'"' 1 ),' translated llllo French and producetl
f'.r her two sisters and hiio- , JIax jjo.irly at the Vaudeville Then
he old man must tnako tho '. tiariH, ierr Veber will make
S"ine of Hie players who
intv Pulls the Strings,
may
' this rompiny.
I 11 1 hullo li 11 reh nt ViinkiT
S Y
1 cl.
Juh "1 The corner-1
..nil. Catholic Church I
.. . i,.,.i I....I.V l,t Xlur
l l.tvelle Tho new chinch.'
the Church of Our Lady of
nvl Is located ut Park Hill
1 Oak place. The Itev, 1.'. J.
1,8,1 1.1 'n; rector,
Tho Charles Frnhmntt Company, or
ganized after hlx death to carry on
tho plant of tho famoin maniiRcr. jester
ilay mado known Itn extenslvo enter
prises for the present season.
Maude Adatn.i, F.lhel llarrymore, John
Drew. William (illlctte, Otis Sklnnor,
F.lslo Ferguson, Hluticho Hates. Mario
Dorn, Jtilla Sanderson, Mario Tompoat,
Ann Murdock. Francis Wilson, Orahum
llrowne, Donald Hrlan and Joseph Caw
thorno aro the Important Blurs In the
lint.
Tho Playwrights whr urn In urn.
vide them with plays nro J, M. Rirrle,
Arthur Plncrn. V S. Maugham, Henry
unnviie, nurry 11. nniun, jcromo Kern.
ikt-iMiuiu it on, t;niinnniK i'oiiock, i.una
Ferbcr and (Icorso V. Ilohart.
To llnhc llnrrlo l'lris.
Manila AJjms will this season devot
herself to a revival of tho plays of J. M.
Hurrie, with which her populatlty I
associated, In addition she will produce
during hor engagement at thu Umpire
theatre, which begins at Christmas, a
new ,,, xy llV IUrrk Thu, her topcrtolr
., comprso ..Thc uttlo .M1nlste.."
..Qlml,.y strc(.t ..Vetcr ,,., aml ..Wnilt
.. ,,. . .... .
livery Woman Kuuwi," She has not
been seen In years In "Tho Mtthi Mln
Istor'' In this city. Kthcl lt.irrymore,
who Is to piny he- enK.iKement at the
Lyceum Theatre, will bo seen In "Itoast
lleef Medium," by lMna I-Vrbcr. The
play from Miss Kcrber's book was nude
by a. V. Hobart.
John Drew will have a play by Sir
Arthur l'lnero, which fieorKo Alexander
will net at tho St .lames Theatre In
London durlm; thc llrst week In Septem
lr. This will be thc llrst appearance
of Mr. Drew In .1 pl.iy by l'lnero since
ho acted "II h IIousb In Order." Mll
i lam illllctte has selected "Sherlock
' Holmes" and "Secret Service" for his
nwBemem at the Kmplro Theatre and
for the short tour of the country he will
make. These two plays were the most
popular on Mr. itlllette's last farewell
tour. Otis Skinner will bo seen In a
new play by Henry Arthur Jones ileal
Ihk with tho tercentenary of Shake
speare. i:isle Versuson will continue 10 aci
mo In "Ou
Henry Davlcs. author of this successful
drama. Another Important Hrltlsh play
wright has n new play ready for Miss
KerKUson. Hlanche Hates ban a new
drama by Michael Morton, who wrote
"Tho Yellow Ticket." nnd Mnrle Ioro
will net In a new drama by Itudolf
Hosier, who was last represented hero
by "I-idy Patricia."
Kinplrr Opens !eitrliitier l.'l.
. Julia Sanderson. Potinld Hrlan and
'Joseph Cnwthorno will be seen for a
.brief engagement, at the Knickerbocker
Theatre In n new version of The filrl
! From Ctah." Two plans in conjunction
with David ltelasco will be carried out.
"no will be the production of 1w t! rl.
"V U' Searhorough. and he other
revival of some old Ij ax with mnn
' TJ" "",:: ,
last year In the case or A ceieiiraieu
Case." i
Tlio Hmplro Tlieatre will open Its sea-.
Vr',,wsrret.vr,nl
wtniiim Cllletle. John Drew, .Maude
Adams and Otis Skinner will follow.
iMiii.r.rii,iUfl.." will he tho nnen-
Ing attraction nt the Lyceum Theatre
on September C, with Utliel Hnrrymore .
to follow.
Among the now plays whlrh the
Charles Krohman Company will produce
thls-eason are "The Klylm: Dutchman,"
a new treatment of tho old legend by
Paul M. Potter: "The Coup," by liaddon
I Chambers, who will come here to pro
duce the play next month; "Our
In a llRhter vein, i iitters." by W. S. Maugham ; "Kings
i St.. ........ ..ml rtMi.'it ln4 iV lli'lirv
miii v"' ......
Arthur Jones, Michael Morton, Alfred
Sutro, ns well ns musical comedy li
brettos by Itennold Wolf, f banning Pol
lock, H. H. Smith. Jerome Kern and
others.
NEW ON THE FILMS.
Picture
Pints to lie
Seen Ilrri"
Tills Week.
Tho Strand Theatre has been deco
rated with huge boxen of rambler roes
which are In the tntiesot of the thea
tre. Then boxes of Mowers are sus
pended between the elrcttic fixture.
Marguerite Clark Is this week acting
there in a picture jinu ni.iu 11....1
..o ui.,. 11 ...I.I..I. l..nr..tln T.ivlnr
.-.I'li'll Piriuin,
. .... .. ..!.... n.i.l l.'ll.t
icn l,aureiie i. ior 1
a play and Vritzi
acieil wnen II nae .. I-..J ......
Scheff tried as an operetta. .!. mrs .
! 1 An u..i...1 in 1I14 nwmt iiltrnetlvit of
, .,, ,1N . mnric wht.h !
L,'..'.. ' .. ,.i...uru m this theatre.
Th- principal scene In ".My Ixist
nnn" which Is now this week nt the
Yltnrrrnph Theatre, shows the ncro
rushing down th" aisles of a theatre to
his wife who Is singing on the stage.
..i it.. 11,,. Mli.rf i.f no ntnld.
' ' ' i '. .lwnv f,m
,,.,i..,,i ,t .1,11,1 thmmrh her nin-
1 ' ' -'.. .' ' .,.- 1, u
lnteresung mat .iuu..i,nM .-
the Italian quartern of
n... l.it Side Views enough iiko tne
str'ets of Naples to provide plausible,
scenery. Ther Is a new instalment
of "The fjnddess" and the usual comic
''''The ltroadway Theatre this week has
Leonote l'lrlch as Us star In a new
plctuio pliv called "Kllmeny." It Is the
story of n gypsy gui who marries out of
her trlbo and after a wiill" grows weary
of the conventionality of her life and
goon back to her own people. Leonora
l'lrlch used to appear with suco'sa In
"The Hlrd of Paradise."
I'lii.t" nnd I'liiM'ra.
"CamblerH All," 111 which Lewis Wal
ler Is now playing In Iondon, will bo
produced hero i.f.xt season by Percy
llurtou.
Princess Ntiiomi, who stnnds high
In the Alman.ich de (iotha of Luna
Park, Is now appearing theto every
niizht in Hgypll.'in and other dances.
une s huhIsiciI by a company of dancers.
.. i.'r,.Iua, adaptation. The ilRhts to
tho faro for Spain and Portugal havo
also been disposed of.
Agnes Thorn, an Australian singer,
lias been engaged b John Cort to Jake
an important roie m i im.irn , ,
lllossom mid Herbert. Miss Thorn Is a
liollll 1.1 11 Slllger in n n-ieti.t in t timi un i.
"Ill
Jtogers, the cnwlxiy lariat
thrower, lias icsigneit irom vnuuetuie
and will contlno his appearance for thn
future to "Hands Up," at the Forty
fourth Street Theatre,
ELOPERS RETURN TO
SPRING LAKE BEACH
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas 0'Snlli
vnn Create Sensation on
Arrival at Hotel.
Srnt.vn Lake Ukacii, N. J . July
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Sulllvan last
nlRht created a sensation nearly us
great as wnen in-j im"
ago by appearing in tile tiaiiroom oi me
Nt,w ,:,sex n,i s,M?x Hotel without
' their friends
that they were to arrive. Before her
,.. --,. tr. O'Sulllvan was Mw-s
t ...ghter of Mr. and Mis.
Mule 0". . '" '
Her husband Is assistant
Jasper i.jncn
to Joseph Tumulty, President Wilson's
. ......
secretary.
Tho brldo
was reported at the time
of the elopement to have been disowned
by her parents nnd to-night Mrs. Lynch
declined to my anything relative to her
daughter's return. Later It was learned
that there had been no reconciliation,
itannl ;!ndcro. brother of the late
President of Mexico, entertained a large
dinner party In the palm room of the I
.. ..-.i u. Untol IukI .veiilnr.
r.nsc unu r.Uni-A
Cirntfit-v of War l.indlev M
11 un. .
son and Mrs. tiarrlsun were guests in
honor last evening nt a large dinner
given by H. Thlelo and Miss Thlelo In ,
tho Colonial dining room of tho Kssox I
and Sussex, ilthers entertaining there
,ir Mrs. Peter (ilbson. Mrs. K. 11. i
were
McMlchan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harrington I
Slckcl, Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Hanfoid. .
Air. IlIHl .HIS. wrvihr
Mrs. Louis C. Naiswniu.
i.i,.ui l'niil Strauss of the Hungarian
nrmy. who Is a guest at tho lCssex and
Sussex, gave 11 l""'' lher'a, d
Iiuiiur ui v... .-
ivtiiunl .le Winter.
Mr and Mrs. Alexander imiieri ,-xoru-:ill
of Stockholm, who havo been living
,. si,)ckholm.
X.lll ot .-MOlrWIilllll,
- , v Yf k llt the
? l" ' l"' ,nr ,1,0 rest of tho
,.,l SllSSeX
Nordvall is a member of
.i. iia...i x'.n.Vit rhiti of roncnh.igen. '
till' IVJ,H - -.
Miss F.lalne Sauvage, daughter of
T.mzn Sauvage of Newark, won the
iu. ky liumbcr contest nt tho New Mon-j :'I"t'r' '-""V '"'i'""-.! .Miss Antol
mouth Friday night, a French parasol, netto Kloodgoud, .Mrs. John Corhln. II.
mouth
W. C. Clark of
New York was her '
dancing partner.
TO INVADE BARBER SHOPS.
SiirTriiBlsIs TI1I11U They Are Just i Mr. and Mrs. Jerome N. Itonaparte
tlio I'liicrit (o SliiKe Converts. I cntertitlned ut luncheon for Mr. nnd
New Y'ork barbers aro on the suffrage; Mrs. Newton Cullck of Washington,
programme for July 27. No matter 1 Harry Halloway of Philadelphia and
what their nationality or whero their jtlss Tliereso Kohn of New York. Mr.
Hympathlcs In the coming election, suf-1 lrH A1irlcli Jordan nnd Preston
Mf Mr" -MrH' 1:,'Wi" ,!ra"U,y
Mill makn for them accordingly. land Paul Cassalt of Newport wero
With big reil and white poles pro
teiiiiliitr from their four iiutoniobllert a
baud of suffragists will leave headiiuar-
tern in me .1... . s. ' " .," V,,,,":.,
1". " I 1 T , rZJl
frage 'maps will adorn the, walla of all
the barber shops in
Iw.IiiIcks men w 111
latnereii
1,.. listening to tho reasons why they
should vote for tho suffrage amendment
In November.
SINGLE TAX WORK BY WOMEN.
I'linuiillli'e Ormuilsril lo Provide
ttllftrnur Meelliin .SpriiUers.
RuffraKlslH who have not ns yet allied
themselves with tiny political party plan
to teach prospective women voters tho
prlnclphH of the single tax, according
to a statement Issued hern yesterday. A
rnmitiltteo I")" ,"'PM formed to provide
slnglo tax speakera for meetings of
women.
Tho honorary chairman of this com
mittee Is Mrs. Mury Fels, tho widow of
Joseph Fels, who devoted much of bis
fortune lo promoting the single tnx ; tho
chnlrmnn Is Mrs. Mary Ware Dennett
and the oilier two memheis nte Miss
Amy Mall 1 licks nnd Miss .Mary uoioh
Fly. Thn inomueis 01 1110 cominiiico
nil belong to tho Women's Henry Ueorgo
League.
"Here's one for you. John.
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
Noon Second A.seniMy ill'trlct.
tnlki na the Hunt Ithrr pier.
: 1'. M. Meeting of publicity com
mittee st 303 Fifth avenue.
I 30 1'. M Nineteenth Amembly iil
trlrt. uuellnK nt 3K. W. ft lOMh utrrrt
i P. M Fifteenth .W-mhly dlMrle;.
utreet lneetlng nt Hlxty.tlfth treet anil
Ain.tenlani avenue, Thlrty-tlrm As.
eint)!y district, al l!Sth street and
.vi nth acnue.
S-SO P M Nineteenth Assembly
ilstrlit. ftreet nieetlns Jt Hrujdu.iy
und 110th street.
WOMAN'S POLITICAL CMOS'
Noon Seentrenth Senatorial ills
trlet, nieetlng at llro.idwa) and Porty
slxth strret.
P M Sixteenth SellBtorlnl district.
meeilng nt Third avenue und Ihnlity
sluli street.
130 p M Seventeenth Ssnntoil.il
dl.trb t, tneetinx nt Fourteenth street
nnd Irving plare; Twentieth Senatorial
ills rlct, ut lliith street and Miidi.on
avenue, liovlng Shop, at 110th street
nn.l Fifth avenue
RECORD SWIM AT PIER
BY MISS LUCIA CHASE
I 11..1... . t... .
U I .illllkl'.-S I or I II I 1 1111 1 T lfs
---- -
New Xurrauansctt .Mark
for Woiiieii.
Naiiiiaoansett Pikii
.tuly I.". Miss j
iicla Clinso gave proof ngaln of her
swimming; ability to-day when with sev-
eial men In pursuit she swam out a mile
to Capt. Kmerhiin's yacht Margaret.
'lc t tho Pier this mornli.R.
I,..,,.,. .. ...u r i 1
lindertow made return progress slow.
Miss Chase's feat established a new
mark for long distance swims at t lit.
Pier by women, exceeding that made by
; her sister, Miss Marjorle Chase, tluee
, Jears ago.
Mathers to-day Included Miss Autnl
llrevoort Kane, Miss Lisa Norrls, Mlba
j Helen Chase, Thomas Conroy, L. Pom.
1 eroy U raves, the Misses Carver, Senator
j and Mrs. Irving 11. Chase, Capt. Frank
, N. Kellogg and M. Ilolii fto.
among those to lunch lit the Casino.
Mr. and Mr". Alexander Van Itcnsso-
. to-day In tlio steam yacht F.uceda und
, -rf tlio .MathewM,,,, umue
'later Mr. and .Mrs, John It. Fell, with
i1V11h1ttT111 an d i wiiom they took luncheon at Wlldtleld
ere I f ices w l'"llr' M,H' ''"lm ('"rl)l" "f N"w V,"'k
;n, iit- thet'iwas tho guest of Mis. August llclmont
In Newpoit to-day. Fred Manstluld was
host ut 11 luncheon of six ut thu Casino
in honor of the birthday of William
C. Mai row und Chiulcs II. Wilson, The
other KiiestH were 11, llrovoort Kane,
Lleuteuant-Cotnmaniler Cyrus Miller of
the I', S. S. Wyoming and W. Herbert
Caswell.
Frederick King of Now York, who
with Miss Lillian Ilnbhoit won the tango
' ,.rinl,.ht 011 I'rlday night, will start for
' ur,dtou Woods to-morrow. Mrs, JohtiT.
Villi Sickle of New )ork Is the uuust of
Mrs. C. Manning Slater ut tlio Itevere
I louse,
A. J. Dnwiey and Mr. and Mrs, V. II,
Potter of New York reglsteied to.ilay ut
the Matliewhon,
trlUtit (ilxr lllllf to SllirrHue.
Many prominent artists of New York
have agreed lo give half the proceeds
; their work to tho suffrage cause,
Among them ar Janet Scudder, Ida
Proper, Mrs, Smith-Dayton. Luela Falr -
child Fuller, Olgn Popotr Muller, Juliet
Thompson nnd Knld Yandcll,
BRIAR CLIFF DRAWS
FROM MANY STATES
Open Air Dunce ut Loilye One
of Week's Popular Kn-
tCl'tllillllH'lltS.
ItiiiAii Ci.trr I.onni:. N. Y., July 25. ,
Tlio week at llrlar Cliff I.ikIrc has,
been one of unusuil activity, visitors
arriving from almost every State In
the l.'nlon.
Mrs. J. A. Hostwick nnd Mrs. L. Cov
ington have gone to NnrragntiM'tt Pier
for a stay of a few weeks, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charlis II. Snuler have gone
to Profile House, N. H.
Mr. nnd Mrs. William H. Oliver of
Ilaltlmore are at the IakUo for a stay
of several wetks.
Mrs. Henry Hutchison of St. Paul
and Miss Mary Ilogait are at the LoJge
for the cummer.
Mr. and Mis. Alfred Kwer of lloston
and Mr and Mrs. M II Ktvor and Miss
Mil mor Kwer of New York, on tin- Ideal
Tour, passed a week end here, as did Mr.
and Mrs. C. I). H. Hamilton and daugh
ters of St. Louts, Mr. and Mrs. .Inmes
It. Neal and Miss Margaret Williamson
of Hrookllne, Mass., and their guest,
.Mrs. John H. 1 hompson of Kansas City. I
.tir. iinu .tirs. 11. vaesmy or etv 1
York, Mr. nnd Mrs. Clarence F. Drown;
nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Franklin linker of
licrmantown, Pa., and Mr. and Mrs. I
1 ' " ooite or rnil.iatiplila are here
lor a lew nays.
Mr. nnd Mrs, rienrge 11. Mellon of
llrooklyn have as guests .Mr. and Mr.
K. It. Mellen of Havana, Cuba
Mrs. Charles D. Vail of (ieneva, N. T.,
Is at the Lodge for a short stay.
At the Lodge for luncheon to-day were;
Mr and Mrs. Itaymund Dupuy of New
Yotk, Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Johnson of
Passaic, N. J and Mrs. Thulium Clark
and party of Klliabeth, N. J.
The midweek open air dance at the
hotel was the must successful of the
t-easun and thn hummer mkmle of
Wtstchester were well represented.
NEW LENOX PASTOR GREETED.
Tho llev. W. I,. W I I'renelirs to
Season's! I.tirurst CoiiicreKiilliin.
Lr.Nox, July SS Tho Itev William
Lawrence Wood, son of Mr. and .Mrs
Chalmers Wood of New York, began his
rectorship of Trinity Kplseopal Church
to-day with tho largest congregation of
tho season.
Miss Kilty L, Lawrence, who has been
passing tho week end with Mrs, R, H,
llarrltnan at Arden House, Harrlmun,
N. Y will return to Lenox on Tuesday.
.Mr. nnd Mrs. New bold Morris have Is
sued Invitations for a dinner party to
morrow evening nt Hrooklifirst in honor
of the Itev Mr and Mrs. Wood
Mr. and Mrs, J. Kennedy Tod, who
nte touring with Miss Kate Havens of
Now York, und Miss Margaret W. Ste
venson of .Montreal have started for
Canada. Mrs, Charles Curroll Jackson
has gone to Itluff Point, N. J., from
Stockbrldge, Mrs. Heverly Chew Duer
has with her In Stoclihrldgo Mrs, Krnest
Schefer of New York, Mrs. T. Tlleston
Wells, Miss (leorglana Wells nnd John
Wells, for whom Mrs. Duer gave a pic
nic, tills afternoon In tho mountain!)
south of (Ircat Harrington.
Miss Hllnor W. Helton of Newport U
visiting Minn ICmlly TuekHrman In
Stockbrldge. Miss Margaret Norton,
who had neon miss TticKerinan guest,
lias gone to Ashileld Mr. unit Mrs.
Samuel Frolhlnghuni Rave 11 dinner to
night at Overleo, eulorliilnlng for Mr.
and Mru. William H. Dixon of Williams
town. Ambassador and Mine, Dumba have
the Count Itevertern of Vienna as their
guest ut the embassy. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur l.arreniore of New York huve
arrived to visit Mr, and Mrs. Kdwln T.
Itlio in Stockbrldge.
Mrs. Miguel It, Martinez of New Yotk,
wild Is pasting the season at tho Maple,
wood in littstleld, will have special nn
illvethary services read In each of the
Catholic churches In lillsrield on Tues-
idsy morning In memory of Mr, Martinez.
I who died while travelling In Hpaln last
year.
Soutiiauiton, N Y. July 25. After
attending service this morning at St.
Andrew'-hy.tho-Hea, ut which the Very
Itev. William It. Orosvenor preached,
the members of the summer colony ns
usual (locked to tho bathlliR beach to
spend tho noon hour. In tho afternoon
the centro of attraction was the Na
tional Golf Club, whero several lunch
eons were Riven mid a record crowd of
golfers was on tho links.
Mr. and Mrs. Khcrwood Aldrlch'9
schooner yacht MarRarot Is nnchored on
tho rluhhouso, having Just returned from
Newport. They brought with them a
their guests Dr. und Mrs. Preston P.
Satterwhltc, who will spnd secral
days here. Mr. and Mrs. Aldrlch Rae
K largo luncheon for them ut Hopelande
on I'rlday.
Other yachts at anchor off the Na
tional club aro P. P. Perkins's Mohican,
C. l-dyurd Hlalr's Diana and Oeorgo
Maker's yacht. Col. It. M. Thompson'
houseboat, the liveiglades, Is also
anchored off the club, having Just re
turned from a i-hort cruise.
The evening service of the Plrst Pres
byterian Church, the oldest church on
Long Island, of which the Itev. Ceorgo
Jeffries HuskoII Is pastor, was held in
tho Harden Theatre. It was u decided
Innovation for the hundreds of church
goers of all denominations who attended .
the open ulr service. William Wheeler
of New York was the tenor soloist.
Dr. and Mrs. Preston S.itterwhlle were j
entertained at luncheon yesterday by (
Mr. and Mrs. Howard rage. .mis. m
lam Mortimer firlnmll gave a large din
ner last night at her home on HnUey's
Neck lane. Among others giving din
ners were Mr and Mrs, Krederlek A.
Rnow. Mrs. Henrv H. lingers, Mrs. Will
iam P. Douglas and Mrs. Alexander II.
Tiers,
Mr nnd Mrs. Itiifus L. Pattetou are
a! Plattsburg. N Y., visiting with tneir John IVioley or the l(oiii.in catinuii; evening. nils was aliove tlic eipecta
son, who Is spending several weeks In ' Church of Corpus Chrlstl of New York tl"n of tl.e lominlttce which arranged
the military trainltiR camp. They will nn, thu llpv Join c,irr l)f .st. .Mary's ,n ent-tainnient.
reiurn ui Dinuiiiiiniii.'M inv- j i-..
of the week Mrs Itradley Martin. Jr.. j
has returned to New York after spend-,
ing several days with her parents, Mr. j
slid .Mrs. Henry Phlpps, at the Delancey
Nleoll cottage. ',
Mrs, Henry II lingers I- entertalnliiR
for the week end Mr. and Mrs. New bold
IMgar of Tuxedo and Mr. nnd Mr-,
(leorge It, D Schliffelln aro visiting
with Mrs. Sehli ffelln'B sister, Mrs.
lltitit-t 1 TrAvnr
XtZT''.
'Sloven S. Sands with her little son Is
3 l.n nmnnir tlin pilosis. Mrs. Will am
K Viinderbllt, Jr.. who
Mrs Sands nt the IrvhiR,
was visiting
has returned
to New York.
The Duchess of Manchester with Mls
Mabel May were among the guests at
luncheon nt thu Shliiuccock Hills Golf
Club Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Henry D Habcock nro
entertaining their daughter. Mrs. Henry
lingers Wliithrop, at lMgecombe, their
summer home on tho dunes.
THE CASINO TO OPEN.
Comic j
.
Tnf.
Mitiberls Will Idti
Opera There.
The Shtlberts announced eterd,iy
that the Casino Theatre would open a
Wiek from to-night with a new ciinl.-i
opera to be called "The nine raniniso 1
The operetta will be given on Friday I
I and Saturday at ltig llr.ij.it.
In the east of the new pie -e ,vc Cecil .
, Lean, Fr.it eos I m-irest. Miss Chaplin-.
Cleo Mavtleld. Haltle tlurke, Ted lnr-
ralne, Tedil Wehb and Itobert Pitkin I
. No details e.mierning the authorship are j
j divulged by tho d't-orlptton " Icmise,
which Is applied to the work.
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.
I.ltsox. July 2T. Motor arrivals Com
New York nt the Hotel Asplnwnll to. day
Included Mr. and Mr. Waller P ' 'onkr.
M ss K.ithirine Conko, t-arlion P Cooke.
John ocheier (Flat) ; Mamuls and
Maniulse de Plnar del itlo and f.irnllv
I Peerless). Mr and Mrs D C M11rt.1v,
Miss Murray 1 Packard) . Mrs H D.
Fletcher and party (Fierce-Arrow).
.ai ixvunls and party iSteten.x-
iurJ rn , it r. Maty. i". II lit.ina
(Cadillac): Dr and Mr.. J. L. Polk,
,i0hn L. Polk. Jr. (National) Mr and
Mrs Arthur K. Pnyls. Miss Helen N. 1
Snyls (Packard): also 11 i. -axton.
1 i.s ( 1 II rllester, .tuns 1 r-iiau me. ,
New IaiiiiIoii (Packard). Major and!
Mrs V II. Mitchell. Montreal lUtzler).
MANailKfTKn. Vt.. July Arrivals
by nutninoblle at the Fnulnnx House in
clude V. C. LntiRlcy, Providence (Sim
plex) . Mr. nnd Mis 1. Vanl.ilne, St iteti
Island 1 Lozier) , Me. and Mrs n. L
lMtvatxis. Miss Itettv Mdw.ird". F. L.
Holme, Dallas tC.idlllic) . Mr ritid Mr
Thomas S. Wheeler, Plalntbdil 1 Stevens) ;
Miss Louise Wots). Mr. .ir.d Mrs J.
Warren Hutierw nrth, Phil idelphla
(lieiee): Miss l.ouie ltunet w ..rth.
James Itutterworth. Mls Fl.alnth Hut
terworth. Miss (llllian. I'h'.ladolphla
(Pierce); Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles II.
Hijulrr. New York llxizlir). Mr. and
Mrs. 'A. Crane D.ilton. Mr. and .Mrs, S.
(J Colt. I'lttsflold ( Pleii o).
Watkiiiu'BV, July "' --Automobile ar
rivals from New Yotk at the Hotel
F.lton oer the Ideal tour to-day In
cluded Mr. and Mrs. John H. lllndle).
Mrs. F. T. MoVrthur (Cadillac). Mr.
and Mrs. S H. Lulz (Cadillac) . Mr. and
Mrs. Frank J. Maer (ll.iynes) . Mr,
und Mrs. W. C. Sel tl'.ickard) . Mrs
J P. Stiiple. Mis. Charles Pollack (Ciid
lll.ic) : Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fltzp.itrlck
I Paige) . .Mr .Hal Mrs. 11. (!. Gould
(Stevens) : Mr. and Mrs. J. II Hrooku,
Mr. nnd Mr. F. J. Mayer ( Cadillac) .
Mr. and Mrs. Mlnsck (Hulckt; Mr and
Mrs. L. M. French (Locomobile); Mr
and Mrs. J. C. Hulkley (Cadillac) . also
Mr. and Mis, K. (1. Anderson, Albany
(llulck).
Cool'KMSTOWN, July "j Automn.
blllsts arriving at Hie O.te.se.g.i to-diy
were Hairy J. Speck, Clark Tlpperly,
Troy (Hudson) ; Mr and Mis. F. J Wll
ltlns. Mr. and Mrs. J. S llamlltoii.
Ciloversvillo (Packard): Mrs. Hdwln
Oaskln, Mrs. T. J. Overtuif. llullajo
( Plerce-Arrow) ; Mrs. (icorge C. Huell,
(loorge C. Huell, Itobert Until, IMward
Huell, Mis. William II II Averell, Uoch
ester (Mercer) . Mrs llenr Hun, AI
bany; Miss 1 ieraldine Adce, Tuxedo;
Miss l.ldia Hun, Tuxedo (Simplex); Mr.
nnd Mrs. C A Hi Idgeiiiiin, Mrs. Joseph
M. Hill, John Hill, llenrge D. Chapman,
Syracuse (Mojer)
Hiikiton wool's, .-t 11, jiuy ;u.
Automnhllls's arriving to-liiy at tho
Mount Washington from New York In
cluded Dr. and Mis. Ceorge Frederick
Jliooks (Cadillac); Mr and Mrs. F. A.
Helbert (Packard) ; Mrs. II. 1), (llhson,
Mr and Mrs. It S Cleaves (Loromo
bile) ; 0. Hungerford, Mr and Mis. 0
Il Hungerford. Mr. and Mis II. II lllll
(Kluileliaker) ; Mr. and Mrs. Hen Nlilds,
Jr (Mercei); Mrs. ll. W Seats, tto
Misses Sears ( Pierre-Arrow) ; Mr and
Mrs, J. J- Itiiclianan and party (Lozier) 1
Mr. and Mis, F. S. Harvey ( Iten.iult ) ,
Mr- and Mrs, F. C derrick (Marmon);
Mr. and Mm. J. Sinclair Annntiong, Miss
Armntrontj (Packard).
Messrs. Brooks Brothers
beg leave to announce .that
they will remove to their
new building at Madison
Avenue 2? Forty-fourth
Street on the second day of
August
o
FATHER FLYNN CELEBRATES.
Ilun Hern 1'nstor of .Mount Vernon
Church fur lift Yrurs,
Mocnt Vehnox, July 2j. The twenty
fifth anniversary of the pastorale of tho
Itev. IMward J. I'lynn at the Church of
the Sacred Heart was celebrated to-day.
Father Klynn was assisted by th He v.
jiiint.ill i.iiiiniic i iiureii .-11 u.i.uii--
hrldue. of winch l-'ather Klynn was the
jiator before he c.imo here. The ser
mon was preached by the llev. .Mgr.
Henry Hiann of St. Agnes's Church of
New York city.
CARL ROSENFELD.
,
Kniinn ns Theatre .MmiHUer
n..r I., iti.riin I
Writ
Kofenfc,. who died in Her..,,!'
'last weeK nt tile age or ,,, was ai one
llni.. o ll tnoix-M ihnl in.'in.lger in
this city. With his two hi others he
came to this country In the rally 't'Os
and conducted :v,e Thalia Theatre .is a
(Serum n playhouse. They weto also the
managers of the Lllipmi.lus, a cuiupaiiy t
of dwarfs who weie highly popular for,
a term of years. After a ear in the'
lluwer the managers letted tlio I'lfth'
Avenue Theatie. Thete. under the man-,
asttnoht of ttie ltnenfelds, ICleanor.i '
Dtlse plaed lie." inemoi.ible His! en-,
1,'igeme'it ir this countiy
The Ito-in'e'. ! prodiieeil at the I'lfth
Avenue Theatre liiihiri II. luptni. inn's
'II:inn,.. ' .111, 1 t.iti-r ':lto 11 si.hm.iii of
COIIledll S .lllaptei fr..ll the l'relii ll 1
Their chief suece-"", howeter, w,i made J
In this country with the Llllputian. and
w hen they greiv up or seceded from the
until ii'iiic 1 1 im oit It nrti.i m in i Mu t ll
Itnsenfelds returned t.. Herlli, and hate1" Xl Kauffmin,, of ashlns on
I i, uigaged In theatrhal m.in.ig.ment h'' ;r"'"l at the I'ei.-y Summer l lul.
iter since In that c.ty. I'- ''is..i.e ..t .71.uk. which was
1 f..undeil li the late 1 it urge P. Howell
XI r.
'iniiiti W, llinitlnu.
Dunns Fkkiiv. N. Y, July '.'.1
Funeral sot vices for .Mrs Fmma Wilton
Hunting of Diil.lw Ferry, who died Fri
day last, wire held this afternoon In
the.'. m Kpienpj Church, the Itev Stan
ley Hrow n-Si ! mon nlll. iatlug Inter
ment was in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Tarrytown
Mrs. Hunting was seventy-one years
old and the wife of Henry Huntii 1:. n ,
retired Ihigllsh naval engineer. She
Is survived by her husband, one ilaugh-
ter. Miss Alice Hunting of Pobhs ,
l'erry, mid four suns, Henry Hunting. 1
Jr., New York: James Hunting, secie- I
tary of the Carnegie Steel Company,;
Pittsburg. I Mum Hunting, civil 'iiti-
neer of the New York Central Lints,)
Albany, and Wllll.mi Hunting, a chief,
engineer with titu 1 unanl Line.
Mierttoiiil do l.iitieev Tlllolson.
Sherwood do I.ancey Tlllntsou. .'3, for
eier.il years a proofreader on Tin:
Si'N. died yesterday at IPs home, lHii: ,
seventy-ninth street, UrooKlyn. Ho was
born in Kgln, 111., and was educated '
at T-'tlc.i and Oneida. N. Y.
Mr. Tillotson came to Tun Spn about
three ye.it s ago. Previous to that time'
ho was with the U'urM, . lie al-o ran .1
Pliiiting ollhe of his own In llrooklyn j
for several years.
Tim deceased le survived by his widow, ,
I hlllena Il.ucla;. Tillotson, who was1
well known as a train d niire l.ef.ite
her marriage, and his father, Washing- I
ton li ving Tillotson, who Is a prominent !
contractor at Niles. Mich. He Is also j
survived by two children of a former
marriage. Harry Tlllothon of llrooklyn,
and Mlsrf Frances Tillotson of unelda,
N. Y.
I 'tit V -1 1 W. MilM v llll.
Nbwviik, N. J. July Flave'.I
W. Su.lnan, for ye.us secretaty tf the
New.11 1 Flro Depn '.mint ami at one
time a stieti ounmlssbmer uf this city,
died at his home, I'.n Ninth avenue, last
night, from a complication of diseases.
Tho deceased was horn al Madlsiin.
N. .1, November '.. 1M0 Ho served In
the civil war with the Thirteenth New
.leisiy Volunteer Infantry and tho Sec.
nittl New .Icrsev. lie is surviveu ny a
on, a daughter and ten gi auilchlldrcn.
Mimiiel WnlUer.
TnUN'TON, N .1 , Julv 2.1. Samuel
Walker, one of the best known lawyers
In this octl'Ht, died at his home, lllrh
laud lilies. Titusville, near heie, to-day.
lie hud been 111 for five ye.it,. He was
(UI years of age. Ho wis once police
cnni'missloncr of Trenton and was a
member of tlio Democratic Slate cfim
mittee. He leaves a widow and one
daughter.
Henry It. Curtis,
Hast Ocvsni:, N. .1., July Henry
Itemlngtou Curtis, SO years old, who
ictlreil fifteen yeais ago from the
hoe house of IMwiii 1'. Hurt & Co., New
York, died to. day at Ins homo, 3'
llurrium Hrcel. He had been suffetlng
from heat t troiibln for a year.
Mrs. June Kerby.
Mr .1,'Uio Kerby, vn, wbnw of
Charles Kerby, the .ddest member of the
Ni w V'irk Avenue M K Chiii'h, Itrook
lyn, diisl on S.ituiil.iy nt her home, n3
SI Mark's avenue Sh was b an In
Londonderry, Ireland, and came to
Hrooklyn 1 early seventy years ago
She Is survived by two sons, one of
them, Frank Kdgar Kerby, Is sergeant
major of the Thirteenth Heavy Ariillvry.
NEWPORT FETE NETS $9,000.
I'riieeeiU of .Mrs, llclrlelis's I'lisbloa
.Mum Alinir I'vpeiMiitloiis.
Newtoiit, July :'5. More than $!l,000
was realized as thc proceeds of "1'ne.h-
Ion's P.isIiir Show,'
the summer home
ghen at Hose Cliff,
of Mrs. Hermann
Oelrlehs heie, yesterday afternoon nnd
Dinner parties weie given in all sec
tions hen1 to-night. James 1.. Van Alen
R.ive a ultiiier at the Cl.nnh.iku Club.
. ntlieiM entertaining Included Clarence
, W. Dnlan, Mrs Whitney Watien, .Mrs.
' John Sinforil, Mrs. Lauti rl.ich and Mrs.
1 William !'. Draper. Preston (lllibon
gave a dinner III honor of Mr. and Mrs.
John It. Drexel, who earlier In the day
"'" given a luncheon at their humrtier
.m Itoger Welles g,ve a luncheon
ni ins n.ivni ir.uiiiiig smiion, jir. ai-
" r n. .luiuens .11 11111 4 op inn .uiu
Mrs. William l'.i.tue Thompson at her
summer home. Marden J. Perry gave
a luncheon for the directors and olllcers
of the L'niiin Tiust Company of Provi
dent e.
Mr. and Mrs. Thro lot Itoosevclt. Jr.,
were here on the Hi-mi yacht Moheran.
Mr. and Mrs. .1 HiibMll Pope arrived
here on the steam yacht Narada to
Mslt Mr. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones.
Mis. Joseph P.. Dilworth is visiting Mrs.
King C.irley. Cuinmodoie lieoign i.",
ll.iKir h.i iiMliniil to Ni-w Y.ul; oil
the .Kir g w.lh h.s guests
CROWDS HIE TO FORESTS.
'"
i url.ers . iiinermis tiuonic
llreftoii W immIs Arrlttiln
Hiftt.'N WiM.i.s. N II. July
of Neit Ym k
W.th her art Phillip and
Simuii KaulTmanti, Miss llopkina and
Mij-H Leslt 1 of Washington.
I Mrs. John W.inamiker Iris been
1 Jollied at the Mount Was Jngton Hotel
l.y Mis. I!uvl.i W.irliiirton and her
wins "f Phil.ub bihia. who will temaln
! until Cie .im v il of Mr. and Mis. Nor
,111111 .Mcl.e.'.l of PhllidilphUi dipt.
CilLiort 11 Cotton, I . S. A, tet'.reil, en-
tet-t.iintd nt dinner this veiling at tho
Mount W.ish.ngtiui Hotel Mrs Albert
',.n,.j, t .v,v Yuri, lus arnted at tho
jntervale Hotel. William ("olgite. who
)H m,.inw through New Hngland, U
p x.nK a few d iys at thu .Mount
1 oiu 1 ill. Hiettou Utnids.
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III I.' 1 1
J)II.W.
A V Kit I i.l- "" ''': -3 In tlfy-iilntli
yi ar. J i. I'll i'i. Avi HI. sii lit tin
lull .)- I It i'i e mi l M.r I: A verlll
fuiier.il iTtli.s .it the I'hur. h of th"
Asi.nslon. fifth .Itemie und Tenth
strut. M.mdi. July nt 10.30 A. M.
In erinetit private.
Illlllt Cor.ltjll.t 15. of New York, wl!o ot
Wl.suii f.ir llll.Li. un July Jt. t
HiUulll! Lodge,
fuliei.il i vices at All Saint.' Church,
llrlin Kt Minor, nil M011d.it. July ;'ii.
nt tilt) p M Train leaving lirsnd Cen
tral Stntliin .it 3 13 will te met at
Si.irlHtr.iUKh on-lludson. Interment at
lluntsvl I'. All It H ruiuested tht
no tlowers be ent.
IlltAISLIN.--The itev. IMward IlrnUlln.
beloved hiisliund of Margaret Kenyon,
at lil resllenee, Pasadena, C.il., en
Tlmrsduy. July SJ.
fl an'S On I'rlday. July 'it l!V Junn
II il.ins. In his forty ninth year
funeral scribes at his I ttr resldne. 61
I'enirnl .tteniie. Tomi'kinvlile, Statea
l.l.uid. on Monday. July SO. at 1 I M
Interment private.
HAYS -In New Yerk. Saturday. Julv :i,
suddenly, id lue iiniinil 1. Austin. s"n of
the lire Wtr.Um J ami Helen I). Hays,
In his furl -seventh ar.
fum ral private.
IVl.Nrt Suddenly. At Ills r'lidenee, 115
West 1" Ifty-ilithlh tree, nn the morn
ing of July Si. Wllll.iin Mill' ivlu., In
tin. lxiy-flfth e.tr uf his f,
MAltDUN' A' Sprlnstleid Canter, litmifii
county. N Y. I'n.l.iy. July it. Prinels
.sklldv M.ir.ltn. Jr, son uf I'rantlt
SHIddv ind F.insy C Msrden
Puii.ral servlei lirare I'hurili I'hantrv!
at in. so Tue.liv. July J7. Interment
ill IVii'i'l'iixi r..iiietei
TILl.OTSDN Sherwood de I.ancey. aied
!,!,, beloved huihnnd uf Phl.leni Hor
rliiv.
Funeral servlre at hl late retdne.
tss': seventy-ninth street, Hrooklyn.
Mi.tnl.iv. V M Itolatlvet and (rlonl.
Br kindly Invited.
iinii- A' crtiipe Mniiu'uhi, W's.t
111 ing. . S' I . "ll Prldty. .Ill II. Il,
Mure A. Ii Lille, wlf- of lienr) K WhlM
hii.i di inh'er uf the .lie, Itev J Hd.im
Ho, k lei. !. I), ui.-l Mi')' i: l'ry
run. rtl s.itti'e it in r I itn rsldn'e.
Itlltr r.M I, 'n Tnesa.it, .lull ?7 lit
"i p VI l'u'ni . .11 Ilr-I'IK St I -
I .n ..n in It 1 ,.r a I It ' r 11 11 I.
f. w 11 ll ti ,11 N. v V." It In" r.
men' a' 1 . .1, 1 f f 1 nil
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