davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
Dom 6e1hid credit.
miaiam Morris, elm Gr=6udtbdusler, miro
pom JofepR Spieeel erf4ofen.

.0ds2ebee parSonntag pieber einnal ber
S3auplaB elmer 8lutt6at. Ser "a Sabre
cite WiGidm Morris alias ST., Elm ST.
3u9tbdusler unb noblbefannter 9ieb, tpurbe
in Der Wirtbf9aft BON Donate 2ateta i'm
9aufe Geo. 594 @ib glart @trabe bon benz
bort bef9Gftigten S9anfpGrter SoIepb
Spiegel erf9oTen.
Morris bate bor einigen Mo9en ii9 nit
Der S9neter @piegers, einem notorif9en
Srduen5immer Namens MarD Shea, bns
an Der Sib Glarf @trabe elm berrufenes
6aus bdGt, ~beruneinigt unb bate berfu9t,
fte gu erfte6en. Marp Shea mar iebo9
bur9 cine gef9idte Wenbung Dem ibr 5ugez
ba9ten Meferiti9 entgangen unb bdbonz
gelaufen, tporauf Morris in @%egentpart berz
fdiebener Perionen bic 9robung ansftieB,
er tperbe Marn 5opie i6ren 8ruber eSpe
Spiegel Bel nG9iter @elegenbeit fdlt MAIDEN.
@onntag Ibenb gegen 9 l1br fam Morris
in bic S9anfpirt6f4aft bon .. 2atefta i'm
9auie go. $40 GlartfrdBe, mo @piegel ais
@9unttenner an9eftelt 1T. SIS fam 3piz
i9en GetDen gu e1nem WortiDe6fel, in be11en
8erluuf Morris angebli9 einen aebolper
geaogen baben fo1. SIM ielben Moment
bate ua9 Spiegel feinen S9ieBpriigeG gs>
aD9en urb feuerte etnen @9uB auf Morris
ab, Der biefen in bic linte @9ldfe traf
unb fpfort tobt nieberitredte.
0ur9 ben S4uB tpurben bic poliaiiten
Walta unb 8larneb, bic ft9 serabe in Der
Ndbe befanben, ber6eigelodt, unb nabmen
Sptegel, Der mod bic ral@enbe @affe in Der
9anb bate, in Saft. Nu9bem Elm berbeiz
gerufener @r5t conitatirte, baB Morris feiz
mem 9eift aufgegeben, tpurbe bic 2si9e mad
Der Mor9ue an Der NbamsftraBe gsf9afft,
tpdbrenb Spiegel in Der 9arrifonitraBenz
poli5eiitation eingefperrt unb am Montag
ben STRAIGHTFORWARD i~ibsrtpiefen tpurbe.
On Morrts. tpurbe, trpbbem @ptegeG be-
bauptete, buB berfelbe einen &ebolber ge=
5osen babe, feline @affe gefunben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
Q(tt 1tttSere 0eSerI

@lttf Ser erffen Seite finSen 1tttferc
9efer TIT 9enamer 2luSfiabr1tm8 Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1tttS ette
Site Der 0r6uttett, &ueI@e 9tejeni=
gen erbalten, Die int @oramS be-
sabten. 2tHe Yr6ntienI ieiem tic
tttttt &IGcr pSer 9itScr, ftno Sor9=
fdIti9 attssetud1lt, 10 oaB tie ieoer
SthItOtDef, jeoent Seint sur Sieroe
9ereiGet. SeSer @bonnent tutro
cs oaber stt feittett @ortbeile fits
Sett, Die Site 9enat ST Iefem 1tuo
I'D Snr@ 0oransbesa1lun9 elite
Oct &uert9rOaen Sraatiett at ft6ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
Ben Qfiba Ibertrumpft-
Die ,,Pinridtute" zines GIephanten mittelf
Glectrtcitdt eggplant.

Sen. Nfiba's befannte GrtG1rung: SIS
1T NGes f9on bagetpeien!" ToGte in
gbicago pieber einmal 2iigen geftraft
perben. Die DffentIi9e n9inri9tung"
zines. @lepbanten mittelit @leftri5itdt mar
entf9ieben nod ni9t bagetpefen, unb bos
tit bus @9aufpieI, tpeI9es bic 8eitBer bes
r9arris NideI 9lute Circus" in Der nd4ften
3eit alien Neugierigen, Die bufir beaablen
poGen, au bereiten geba6te.
Ser @lepbunt r9ppfp" foG abget6an
tperben. @r geb0rte felt. 5ebn Sa6ren st
benz Circus unb bat in biefer 3eit nibt nez
niger als bier feiner 8drter unrgebra9t.
Sen lebten Morb Begging er, als er it9 bers
gangenen 8inter, in einem unbepa9tea
Nrgem6ltd aus feinem 8interquurtier auf
Der @eitfeite befreite, @erfpiiftung anri9z
tenb bur4 @afen unb StraBen lief unb
f9lieBli9, als 1ein @Grter, 5rant Scott,
tim tDieber einfangen ppQte, benIelben nit
ieinem &iifel bO4bOb, i'm gu 8oben 19leuz
berte upb bann ben 8~etpuBtloien tobttrdmz
petite. Seitbem bat bas bein1tiidi19e S6ier
mebr als Elm 9ubenb onbere @Grter gez
babt, dber ieber berfelben CAB Ieinen SOB"
f4on na4 tur5er 3ett als gu ristant tpieber
duf. 8iir8li4 reiignirte Der leBte biefer
@Grter, nnb Der Gircus=8 erapaltung 1T es
ni3t gelun9en, einen @rfubmann fir i'm
gu finben.
Sic bef9loB baber, bas gefG6rli9e S6ier,
6ds i4On ldngft bate uni9Gbli4 gema6t
tperben foGen, Dffentli4 relectrocutioniren
gu laf1en. @s foIte bas an einemH IpGter feitz
5ufeBenben Sage in SotterfaGs gef6eben.
9onnertag eriu9teb Der Sci 9Gftsfabrerbes
Circus, S. 8ifOn, ben iidbtii4en Collector
86ilipp Mdas, ibm einen GrlaubniBf9ein
fir otefe auBergepDbnlt4e S9auIte1ung GIT
geben. 9erfelbe mar bon benz eigentbiimz
li9en &nfinnen 70 iiberrui9t, baB er MiGIo On
ben 8ef3eib CAB, er m0ge in einigen Saoen
tptebertommen. Mittlertpeile BADEN Toipp6l
Collector Muas pie PoIi5ei9eF 8obeno&
cine fol3e S4aufteIung fir mDraltI4 UNI
re3tlt3 unftatt6oft erflGrt urtb bo6er bic
Qusteutng bes @rGaubniBf9eines bertpei=
CERT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
&Iimntisme

Sin nibt acknowledgement OFT nnS fir ii6 iinee=
innbes <mo lift bod bdufis fir ben b~eIielben 1n9e=
Natlren offltmattfiren ft9 nnr fbper. Sc etebt aber
elm Mittel our gef1leunionna lno erlei9terune BEG
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bas taiIetttlteb Senten,
1T, nni9abbare 9ienite seleitet bat. 9ieies Mittel 1T
Softetter's Mta9enbitterS. gaeiiertbe 2ourtften, emis
9ronten, Seeleitte, &eutei bic 9tet9un9 oeer gernf in
Situationen brtn9t. III benen fe iG1elem Semperaturs
ipedieL grpBen Inb aufre9enben anitren9nnaen nnb
Strapa3en, raiden @etDiel III 9idt nnb @etrdnten aus
oeiest ifno, baben in benz gitters RAID bic f~rdfti9fte.
5eiIiamite mno on9enebmite Sbubpebr 9s9en ole uns
giuiti9ea Ginfliife %nenortiger ooer brett nu9einnoer
1m9ebuug erbltdt. @us Mtttel our 9etllllr9 BON Sober,
oei6ipdneerten @e9enben 10 Bdnftg Dorfomnen, gegen
GbenrtotiSnuS .gtierenleibert, Jieber aller Art uno 3ur
9ebung unbs MISUNDERSTANDING i9tpia6eiloer &raft bat
eS uiGt fetueS @Iethet,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
1tnIere gorre1ponbenten uub Qoeatel

- 1tnIere gorrefpOnOenten unb agenten
be1u9en bic fpIgsnben Stuaten:
9err gauI Sriebel bic Stadten Soma unb
MinneIpta.
9err Sreb S9erf ben Staat Wisconiin
unb ben norbpeitti9en She'll BON Mi4iau1.
9err 9enrp @6aal ben Stat Snbianu.
9err QbOlf 8erner ben Stat Sqinois,
9err @bus. s. %. Pfeiffer ben Stat
Nebrnsfa.
9err N1guft Gfer bic @tddten &entudb,
Sennefee, MiFi7ippt, @Gubama, 2%Ouiiiunu
unb Serds.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16

9amorrboiben =Ner3te, uel6e porseben, ett
@e%beimmtttel ober cine nelle Metbobe BET
8ebanoluns Der 6dlnorrboioeu gu beiiten,
bte @urem 6ansor5te uubefannt it1b, MAIDEN
ii6 nnr Cure 9ei6t9laubisteit gu gfuse, UNI
aus Gnren 9etben 8ortbetl gu 3ieben. Die
i9limmiten Safe, bic ben @~er3ten unter bic
9anbe tounmen, it1b ~bieienisen, bic aus Der
Pfni@erei lol6er QuadI ALDER entiteben. Cine
span5i9idbri9e @rfabru,s nit aael Qrten
BON 6Gn,orrbotoen nnb Ste 8iQi9un9 aQer
mebtatnii9en S3ulen baben CUR @eniise be-
plele1, baB Nnafelis oas 5uperldit9te,
i9neQfe, raoifalite unb perniinftisite oder
lebt %betanntet Wfittel se9en Sdmorrboiben
1T. Yroben pom 2~lnafeiis nerbelt fret BON
IS. NenitaSter & Go, Sor 2416, geep Oorf,
perlGn0t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
u1an fence Gelo uno 8rtefe oireft an:
5Rinois Stats 8eitung Co.,
Chicago, Ill.

bsrurtig ereuli6en Spectatel, oaB bic gurse
@emeinbe in Nufregurg setietb. g6u4 oiss
Ter Miibe geGufg es, ben StOrenfrieb an Die
frif9e 2uft gu ~befOrbern unb i'm Der Poti5ei
gu iibergeben. @r fpurbe in Der 90. gOrtb
Noe. g oGi5eitation eingelo9t, tpofeI6ft ct
Ieinen Nanlsn aIs Wilfon an9ab. 9a er
unstpeifelbaft ~irriinntg TT, tpirb er beute
Dor bds S%rrtnseribt geielt tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16

Sron Mountain, Mi9. - Inter
%unieren Stdbtneui9feiten berbient bic beie
1abe punberbare 6eilung un1eres gea9teten
Witbiirgers, 9errn S. Solution, grpGb=
nung. !9err Solution mar felt Sabren Elm
Snpalioe, um1omebr erregt feline @ieberberz
fte1ung Nuf1eben. 2ufen mir %eenunnten
9errn ielbft ipre9en: r9eit 20 Sabren bin
id nit &beumatismus bebaftet unb muB
felt meinem So. Sabre &riiden gebrauden,
Sd nobm Mebi5inen pbne 3abl, dber INNER
bergebli4, Bis id IN Sornt's MlpentrGuter
8lutbeleber unb 9eilzSel fam. Nun batte
i9 bas ge9te gefunben. 0ieie beiben Mitz
tel gaben mir metne 9e1nnbbett pieber, 10
baB i9 nun, trpB meiner "a Sabre, o6ne
Stod geben unb aud Nrbeit berri9ten fam.
NG9t @ott, bin i9 benz Sabrifanten biefer
9eilmittel groBen Oanf f4ulbig unb muB
Iagen, baB bieielben fir bic leibenbe Menf9z
6eit tpertbbp1er uls @Dlb ifnb."-
Sopeit Scr. Spbnfton. Nu9 urs bereitet
es @ergniigen, 0bengefagtes inbofieren gu
tDnnen, ba mir in %unferer unmittelbaren
gd6e me6rere d6nli4e Sdae au beraei9nen
BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16

Nu9 befonberer 1e~bereintlnft bat bic
German Qmericen PubIiibing SO. in Cos
Nngeles, @ulif., unfere @ertretung fir gez
nanrte @tdbt unb @ibzG dlifornien ii6er=
NOMINEE unb iinb beren 8ertreter bere9tiqt,
46onnementsgelber gu tolIettiren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
GET Sm9enNfrfunn.

nntergrdbt bic @eiuuobeit, serriittet ben @eit,
%entnerot uno fibrt 5u nor5eiti9em 9erfoG? 2ebf
9u, uie es i9 seb0rt? 2erne Did Ielbit fennei.
III einem 9liidliben uno lan9eit 2eben sefunben.
,,Ser Sugercfreuno" 1T ein 6uBerIt ~intereIs
failtes, lebrreides, mebi5inii9es @ert, = ein @ea.
Ii6er, tplbrer SreunO III Der @otb. = SUNG unb
alt iouteu bieies iiberaus niibIibe BUD leIen. =
Wirb mad Gmpfang BON 25 @ents III 8riefmorfen
eei9Ioiien p~erianbt. @borelire: Private Clinic
& Dispensary, % ". 18th ST., New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
rFt
Ra6(u6t OOer gau6gier?
OerSdanfwdrter 5ahn nieoerge.
ido6en.
GAS &c 0rano= 0otel oer Sdlau=
plat Oct 8luttbat.
Cine Der Rngeln Dnrhbolrt (etne
Brnf nnO (hld9t IN ben $ptegel.
Ser BOrter gilbert SdmiOt 3enge Der
graniigen 8luttbat.
Der 2Noro6n6e tito feim 8nntpam eff
R0ttttet.

Die bisheriaen Bemiihuneen Der poIisei, Ole
sduIoieen gu foHen, pereebli9. -Jahn,
elm 6annoperoner Don 6eburt, mar 5
miuuten uadoem er ole 6ooespuuoe
%empfaneen bate, cine Sei4e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16

Das inter Dem uamen yunIere @eltamsitel1tmg"
|~rdbmlid7f befannte praebtmerf bat ntdt weni9 oa5u b~eiseraeen,
oas 2noenfen an oe gewaIi9e Golun,bi1de ~2usfeqnne noh fir
LANCE 3ett frnd 81 erhaHen. Die oort e~emabten Grrunoens
fdaften Dem 9roben publifunt oauerno gu erhaten uno sen Segen
.oes eroben !frieoensperfes m~09lidNf weiten Ereiien ~3uednelb
gu nadPen, 1T Der 5wed oteles NIT ePt o%eutid7enn 5leibe ber9efeu=
ten merfes.
Die I'LL fratonen nouroen ~for9fdltie aus Ger ero6e1 5ah1
or ofteeqen 2~ufnahnen eerpdRlt uno in fanfleriid ~polenoeter
mehe %aus9edbrt "-.3.
Der Gert 1T nrprin9m2 in oeutider Sprade perfabt nidt,
rme Ole meifen ~oerartt9er Qubltfattoner, eune 11eberRbun9 aus
Dem Gn9liiden.
Die 6efanntausf tattune, Orud we Ginbano, 1T oauerbaft
mo eelhmadpou.
Der 2lnfauf elmer beceutenoen 2ln5aPI Don GrertpIaren iebt
us in oen STAND, oiele IS ~werthpole 8ud} oas ene 5ieroe enes
ieoen 6aushates gu peroen befintmt if, uniern Sc ern unter aus
rahmswete 9dnfi9en 8eoin9uneen 5u9dn9lth gu maden..
ner nad 2%btra9un9 etpatger Ricffdnoe ien Announcement
fir Elm Jabr i'm Doraus uno ~auBeroem $500 be3abH, alto oeu
Betrae feires Rid fanoes uno $500 etnienoet, erbdIt Gas Buh
i'm 8ereh Der Der. Staten, CANADA uno u1ertfo portofrei per
Grpre6 5u9eianot. IN anoern tDoren: tDer feline Rnd fdnoe
uno $500 auberoem be3ahlt oe6en announcement miro auf Elm
meieres Jahr ~perldn9ert uno er erPdIt oas pradtperf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
Mi 6napper uot6 gerettet.
Cine gauge camille nahe5n i'm
RauA erfidt.
Sic Na6barn elmer brennenben Tabrit.

Das finff0diee Sabrifhaus, 149-l5l Furon
Stra6e, fhwer ourd 6euer eeiddoist-
Cine 8o=idhriee Greiiin NIT ihren 2ltsez
horieen III einem uahbareebduoe nahes
gu elm Opfer DER Raudmufen serporoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-12-16
,,5ln[ere Notwithstanding"

portofrei 5ugeididt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
Lighting the Yule Log,

A custom at one time prevalent in
England and still observed in some of
the northern districts Of the cid country
is that of placing an immense log of
wood-sometimes the root of great
tree-in the wide chimney place This
log is often called the yale log, and il
was on Christmas eve that it was put OH
the wide hearth. Around it would gath.
or the entire family, and its entrance
was tine occasion of Il great deal of cere.
mony. There were music and rejoicing,
while the one authorized to light it wal
obliged to have clean hands.
1t was always lighted with a brand
left over from the log of previous year,
which had been carefully preserved fol
the purpose. A poet sings of it in thi.
way:
With the last yeere's brand
Light the new block, and
For coed success in his srCn6ing
On your psaltries play,
That sweet luck may
Come while the log is attending.
The yule log was supposed to be ;
protection against evil spirits, and j
was considered a bad omen if the fir,
went out before the evening was over
The family and guests used to sea
themselves in front OF the brightly burn
ing fire, and many story and merr,
jest went round the happy Sroup.-St
Louis GlobeDemocrat.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
A Story Of Bismarck.

The following anecdote is related Of
Prince Bismarck, and whether true or
not is good enough to be repeated: While
waiting in the emperor's antechamber
one day the prince heard music coming
from the imperial nursery. He there
fore entered and found the young crown
prince amusing himself at the piano
while his younger brothers were dane
ing. The children at once seized Uncle
Bismarck and insisted that he should
take a turn at the piano. Prince Bis
marck complied. and in the midst Of
the fun the kaiser entered. He watched
the scene for n moment and then said,
what, prince, are you already making
my children dance to your tuner"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06
Glddness Comes

Myth better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
~ removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families. and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. It's therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laxa-
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most sllillful
physicians. but if in need of laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informede everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

Taxes are now due for 1895 and
payable at the county treasurer's
Office, court house building. Bring
last years tax receipt.
WILLIAM BAKER, Collector.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-06

The best regulator to regulate q
people, is Simmons Liver Regulator.
IL regulates the liver and the liver
regulates the person. IL the liver il
regular then health is good. but il
sluggish or diseased then there ia
constant biliousness. indigestion,
headache and all the disorders of the
stomach that one hears of. Try
Simmons Liver Regulator and prove
this.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-09-05
FATHER ClEaRrs LECTURE
A Patriotic and Practical Sentiment
EiouuentIy Expressed.

Rev. j. M. Cleary, last Sunday night at
Notre Dame De Lourdes Catholic church
delivered his latest lecture, American
Opportunities.
He dwelt chiefly upon the elements
that he thought went to make up a gov
eminent, viz: Authority, liberty and re-
ligIon.
He said religion was necessary for en-
1ightened civilization to restrain the in
dividual, and to sustain authority, and
that while the church and government in
this country existed entirely distinct
from each other, they were by no means
separate from each other.
He compared their intimate relation to
the relations existing between the body
and soul of man, that while the body and
soul in man were distinct, they were by
no means separate.
The church labored for the welfare OF
the soul, the state exists for the welfare
of mans temporal interest. No man
upon American soil has any title to pr1vi-
lege or preferment on account of his re-
ligion, his wealth or the family to which
he belongs. All titles to respect and
honor rest upon the character of the in
dividual-upon personal merit.
1--WE want no union Of church and
state, in the sense in which the church
depends upon the state. The union of
church and state as existed in England,
Prussia, Russia or in the Scandinavian
countries was disastrous to religion and
fatal to the moral well being Of the
state.'
He said that it was not the province Of
the state to preach religion, but to pro-
tect it, and to make virtue easy and vice
difficult.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-09-05
WORK TOGETHER

Democrats and Popuiists Fuse on the
County Ticket.
On Friday of last week the Democrats
and Populists got together and named
the following county ticket
Auditor, ]. O. Davis (Dem.).
Register Of Deeds, Albert Christellc
(Dem.).
Sheriff, Alonzo Phillips (Dem.).
Judge of Probate, j. S. ingalls, Pop.)
Clerk of Courts, VIM. Smell Pop.).
County Attorney, Matthew Gallaghe,
(Dem.).. - -.D5 go s-.,--s-- =
Coroner, P. A. Aurness DENY.
Surveyor, Frank Haycock (Pop).
superintendent of Schools, T. j. Gator
Pop.). f.. =
Court Commissioners, Charles F. Bax.
ter Dem.)
County Commissioner, first district
Edward J. Conroy Dem.).
County Commissioner, third district
DR.. M. P. Finnegan, (Pop.).
County Commissioner fifth district
Ed Egan Dem.).
Legislature, Twenty-ninth district, ia
cob Foell, A. S. powdall, (Dems.).
Legislature, Thirtieth district, J. w.
Oyen Pop.), Walter Lehman Dem.).
" Legislature, Th:rty-first district, Lee
Coombs, DEM, Walter K. Morgan, Wal
ter E. Dickson (Pops).
Legislature, Thirty-second district, H.
A. Hanson, F. w. Moss, ]. H. Paul
(Pops.}, William F. Lothmaer Dem.).
Legislature Thirty-thilu district, 8. A.
Stockwell, Dem.), Hans Isaacson {Pop.).
Legislature, Thirty-fourth district, E.
IS. Barnes Poppy, Harry d. Stocker, Jr.,
I(silver-Rep.).
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1896-09-05

has tried to present q graphic picture Of
life In certain quarters OF the great me
tsopplis, with natural types OF character
carefully portrayed. The story has seme
political color, but this Is subord hated to
a powerful and romantic love episode
wherein the hero while engaged in a po-
liticM battle with an interruptions opp0-
nent, falls desperately in love with the
latter's niece and endeavors to win her
With the same vigor and manly qualities
which he brings into play In the political
struggle. The methods OF the political
boss are exposed in semi-humOroua
way. Honesty and virtue triumph, as Of
course they always do in we'll regulated
melodrama, villains are foiled, the hero
wins his sweetheart. and there IS the
usual happy ending. The two lead
figures represent the good and bad in
politics. There is also district ''boss, =
a sort of female Sven gall, whose power is
made use Of by the villain of the play to
carry out his designs; a London music
hail singer Of great exhuberance and
dash; Jimp, a New York waif, and others
Of more or les consequence.
The Clement Bainbridge Company will
present Augustus Thomas delightful
politam next Sunday evening and during
the week. Mr.. Thomas has furnished a
strong argument against the statement
that the native born writer's do not lend
themselves to the literature of the stage.
American people want plays that they
can understand-plays that bring before
them the people, the country and the
customs they know. 1t is a veritable
Gradgrind who will look at Alabama"
and not feel his soul soften and expand
and his heart warm with human love;
and, fortunately, there are very few
Gradgr:nds in modern life. In almost
every nature there is chord of senti-
ment and poetry, which vibrates music
ally when rightly touched, and it is Mr..
Augustus Thomas distinction to have
found the delicate manner of doing
this difficult thing. Alabama is his
of Boston, U. S. A. and Rev. Thomas.