Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-03-08

The locomotive engineers of Tin,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
are out on n strike, over n difficulty
growing out OF n graded system OF
compensation. The Brotherhood OF
Locomotive Engineers is the strongest
and richest labor organizations in the
country and its officers the most in
telligent and prudent. Strikes are
quite infrequent in this order and
they are not resorted to unless tber.
Is great provocation. Latest reports
seem to Indicate a speedy and ami
cable settlement OF differences. not
brought about soon, the engineers of
all roads entering Chicago are liable to
leave their engines, owing to aid being
extended the Burlington by other
lines.
from NOTICES IN the Helena papers
We see that ex-Judee Hez. l.. Hosmer
is convert to the theory that Bacon
wrote the Shakespeare plays, and has
published a work entitled, "Bacon
and Shakespeare in the Sonnsts ,,
The Herald, in commenting on il
aiheres to Shakespeare and raises the
point that it is Uncomfortable that an.
striving as hard as Bacon did for fame
IN ms works on philosophy, law and
history, should have concealed his
authorshipof the grand plays attribu.
ted to Shakespeare, if he really wrote
them. The answer to this is, that
popular and acceptable play-writinr /
III That lay was not in good form. and
demanded u coarseness of expression
which Bacon might not have wished
TO father, and much of which has now
10 DE eliminated from the stage version. !;
We believe, before the century ends. t
he authorship of the Shakesperian r
pays and sonnets will be conceded to
'acon. Shakespeare had not the
nind, culture and travel to he tb.|
'ther OF his alleged literary children fl
New North West. Scholars have N
een laboring for years to clear nm :;
he mystery connected with the nm h,
horsh'p OF these works. If there was Il
OF doubt then they would not be III
engaged. Lord Bacon was not in n q"
ostion to publicly attack the ruling
overs. There was not the liberty of
en- and speech that we have today i,
ne most of these plays are revela- 81,
ohs oil the rottenness of ROYALTY tn
nj abuse OF power; pictures of lice,,- si'
business and debauchery, which a an
I'eu iord with superior wisdom had III,
u knowledge of, but could not give DO
'oiiclty to, under his own name flu
rotations from Shakespeare's works arr
aced IN parallel columns with thos.
I'M Bacon show such q striking Pa
nblance that one is forced tobeliev. {
at one man is the author of both SUI
nothing but genius or inspiration -.
There he based "a claim for Shake. fe,
care. lie was in no manner eouinned wa,
such task, without it was in lust rail
thing-a knowledge of humanity. an!
II required an education to nor .", ,
y that the way it is done i'm the
rks bearing his name. Genius has
limits. A great many things have -,
n attributed TO genius which were Of 4
result OF hard, persistent labor. on ,
is hnally demonstrated beyond a OF Il
,ot that Shakespeare is the true 600
''sF OF the works bearing his name S ili,,
the measure OF his genius will for ,
ID to greater heights than ever cies
''led before, owing to the light that othe
been thrown upon the question To-. "
~, 'i'e TASK. lie left it lief
'"'e IN his VIII to show that he will ,
wrote line of any value and had
are a great many people inst ;ore.
who believe l.e never did nm