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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20

quire mo- very keen observer to predict
that she was destined for still greater
things. Perhaps. however. there were
few who clearly fOrcsaw The emlnencc
60 which she was To rise. ln the brief
space that has ELAPSED. she has accom-
plished what no other American actress
has achieved since the best days Of
charlotte Cushman. ON the 9th day OF
last January she made her first New
York appearance iu "Zaza.' play
adapted from the French by America s.
foremost dramatisL David BclasCo.Thc
result of that nights work WIS CleCci--
fyiug. Shr so captured the critics of the
cmuirc NtW Iotk press that they sai I
of hDr ~ hat has hreu sIid of nu living
American actress. Sh" Nns tha heer uI
lnrnhltd. herself tnd NJ Deiasro W.
cr, iitrd Win having cons Iurted a plaN
having gll the ,iTauatir value ul 'Id-
MILE gnd "nf hrh.r Goo motive and
cleaner iu tr.aimenf Airs. carter viii
be seen lt thc Pfovldrn.r Dper1 HouS
for one week ouly mm.uoing Monday
evening January 30
ono Of the most dramatic events In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
PROVIDENCE OPERA HOUSE.

The Providence Opera House Will pre-
sent next week the attraction that
ranks perhaps as the most popular that
appeared In ahis theatre last season,
\ lola Allen ia Hail Gaines play "Ine
Christian" This marks Miss Aliens
second stellar appearance here. Theatre
goers doubtless remember the enormous
attendance to which Miss Allen appear
ed last year ina this city when she pre-
sented the piece Tor local appreciation
before entering upon her great New
York success. Since she was seen here,
she has duplicated her success in
the large metropolises OF the country
where she has appeared for long runs.
AS her say here last year was too short
10 accOfnodate all those who desired 90
see her undoubtedly the present oppor-
tunity viii be taken advantage OF by
RheatfegOcrs. The sale OF seats ia al
ready very large and the prospects are
tNt Miss Allen will duplicate the sue
cess she won last year.
Miss Aliens engagement Is for one
week. She plays the regular Wednes-
day and Saturday matinees.
For her performance OF ehe role Of
Glory Quayle, Miss Allen has won
great praise. Through her long con-
sciencious connection with the Empire
Theatre Stock company OF New York.
she has following that look forward
10 each new impersonation as al
awaited pleasure. Her career on the
stage has been noted for its earnest,
conscientious endeavors, ana Il is "a
pleasure to those who look 10 the best
I'm the drama 10 extend 10 her a well
come 10 the stellar ranks.
AS Glory i'm the play Is still the light
hearted girl desrous OF entering stage
life. and John Storm. the idealstic re-
licions thinker who wishes TO convert
the slums OF London. But VI is the love
portion OF Glory and John that Mr.
Caine has retained I'm his dramatic v---
sion. He has eliminated religious dis
cussions and has endeaVored 10 pres
ent an entertainment.
In the prologue, Glory is seen about
10 leave her home in the Isle OF Man
for the great Babylon OF London and
storm leaves his father To follow what
he feels is his proper occupation in life.
The first act shows Glory i'm her fun
success as "a music hall artist, ami the
social attention that Is being paid her.
John Storms work among the poor Ia
shown In "A very realistic manner In the
second act In the third act IL Is said,
the most Intense scene Of the play is
struck in which Glory Ouayle fights for
her life with storm Different from the
book the play ends happily with the
union OF Glory and John.
Special attention is called 10 the fact
that the curtain rises az o'clock even
ings and o'clock at matinees.
Miss Aliens company includes Rob-
ent DrOuet &. Leslie Allen. Edgar L.
Davenport. Harpld Russell, Frank G..
Sangs oscar Eagle Charles Mason Ed,
Car Morton. Guy Nichols. Charles Row
an. Mrs Georgia Dickson. Helen Low
Ell. Evangeline Irving. Jessie Bradford.
Carrie Merrilees, Perdita Hudspeth and
others.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20

ono Of tho most dramatic events in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20

pany have enjoyed equal favor. They
have never been seen here however,
and their breezy style and peculiar
r1ethods are likely 90 prove something
OF a revelation TO those unfamiliar with
them. They Will be sen In Mr.. DOlan'
farceite entitled "A High Toned Burg
lar" which Is considered In the pro-
fession one OF the most absurdly ludi-
crous and laughable sklts I'm vaudeville
based upon an idea that IS novel and
developed In a manner that affords eX-
ceptional opportunities for appealing 20
the Hsiblities OF the audience.
Frank Bush, the Hebrew story-teller,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20
NEW EMPIRE THEATRE.

Manager spitz will introduce as his
attraction at the Empire Monday night
ana all week with matnees, Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. two new stars
when Edmond Hayes and Emily Lyt-
ton will appear in their new three-act
musical farce. "a Wise Guy" Hayes
and Lytton have always been favorites
In vaudeville, and among their support
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-01-20

=...gke GkeatreY.'. I


the vacllating career OF Frederick the
Great was the appearance at his court
OF La Barbarina the Italian dancer
and intriguer and the biooiless BATE
he Wor. avoiding the snares thrust IN
his path was afterwards referred tc
by him as the greatest battle OF his life
This Incident Is prominently referred TO
in the coming production at the Provi-
dtnce Opera House of Frederick the
Great" by Lewis Morrison. The role OF
Ia Barbarina Is played by that
charming actress. Florence Roberts,
who lnfuses into the character sub
tlety that borders upon genius. The
scene between Frederick Iewis Morrl-
SOM and Ia Barbarina Is one OF the
most exquisltely delicious exchanges Of
humorous repartee presented i'm many
years ana the final Interview OF these
people ls picture OF such delicate and
pathetic shading as 10 bring tears to
the most blasc.
The company supporting Mr.. James
A. Herne in his new play. "SG Har-
Dor" includes Forest Robinson. Mr.
Herne's two daughters. Julia and
Chrvstal Horne; sydney Booth. Jessie
Dcdd. VIII r Hodge @. ID. Pitt Frank
Monroe Marvin Abbott and Mrs. Sol
smith Mr.. Herne Is announced TO APP
pear an the Providence opera house the
week OF Feb. J.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

|&rnen :,
o Hrntu
ForS1.25.
Eorah Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
Hanneie.

Gn tisnbt 6iloiof oeinerer Dam
nellie IaaleOes: "Gn tIdr pg bpb Grs
tjenoelIe at ben naturlige og biItori7tc
9irteligbeo, en- filter Dom oOer fine
egne 5orbolo o9 Spsaoer, en- TAFT, peo
be bcisits menneitslige 5ormaul be-
Itemt Billie, en- robGitet Rstiinoigbeo,
en- fin Gslslie for bet iemmeIige Og
pasIenoe os en- biiciplineret Sunisligs
heb meo foreolet R%pbeliesorift, Der,
tilbogepiIenoe bet rua og ldpe, er mob
tu9elig for aft itisnt % ligeIom tiener
fom 8runoIog og Reionansbuno for
ct riqt Sinbslio."
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"3ulen or ggrneres Eeit"

"5ulen er Vsrnenes Set. - BABEL.
"Ce gsrnene liber life - ialialo life
bepibit - peb Soritprrelien at Sniets
Srbsn". Wsn bet CT bog pei Rsnin.
gen, at osiaa Ri 8Orne ltulOe tanne
sl9be ps til Sulen. - til ben Set, oa
ri ale iaa sjsrns pilbe faa bare Bern
isien.
SuIen er en- rslisiss GET us Ifulbe
babe i'm oeiaa relisisie aouent. Ren
bporlcoes fan Der blipe 8laos for en-
iaaban utber oft bette Staot?
Seq iusoe opeuior, at man maaite
tunoe paarssne Ell s 9a9es rolisere
3ib eiter Sulsitrapet, men bet siaIoer
10 9uiinosr % after 1uiinber, at peres
Ro % Suiets 8p inoitrRrter Jig til ct
Gar 9ase. 5or pisie 4ar 9ages
Sfplo altiaa iGtieS Suiets Silt % Or.
ben oper Stpr / 2-3 Tiger. Sfuloe
man mOntrp life funoe sfrbe Jig til Sui
os baue Ell hpsselis Sui meo noJet
minorc Spltpr?
Sg enbnu ct: 3tl Trops for aft
Braaf blioer mait neppe irroig til Sc
item / nusenlunbe rireIis 9io ON Sules
fo9loen. De enbnu u'Grot9e 3ienere
fommer inb for at gaa onttrin9 Sule'
tract og pperpGre @nuerncS llOoelirg
-ipr oerpaa burti9lt mlli9t at I~pripiu.
De; tbi be bar Ting, iom er ugiurte
baaoe / Suiet os ior Jig ielp. Seq
irpr, bette er temmelis alminoeli9t %
uirter trpfteroc paa mdn9en Susfaber
os SuSmooer, iom 9jerne oilbe bare
Suleuiten til en- illo % bel 6elligaiten.
Nltiaa fort O9 9oot: ajRre Susmp=
Der, ltbt elaboration, liot giila9 / be
ioeale &rap iii Suie.s 8eriettGeb,
liot minore Su5mOriorfGngeIjgbeo til
bebite lOr ben fI9re, fj9re 3ut.
Seq oil flute meo ct poiitjut 6orila0:
Nlt Nrbeloe frrbi9t 2lIeju.cturlocn.
NtaIat er uulloet oerpeo.
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Sruo ifaI iaIees.
6ranf Gornbrupper ffal ialee fin
sSatter til 6sifbpoenbe.

@utbrie, Oklahoma, lob Ssb. -
On Stit, Tom Siage Snbianerne bar
bdpt ! uminbelige Sioer, Itul iasttas
gss ! ftp. Sspoins Srant gornorops
pers golig nar gartlssoi1s, Snbi1s
nersS errttoriet, bpor bans 9loite9 Dat
ter, Wurp, Hal i9lsss til 2GgtsItab til
ben Ssitbpbenoe, Tom oil bstals for
i'm 9ruo / gonier.
Warp er % 2lar CANINE. og batter.
gun er to 9anse tioligsre bl.pet IoIst
iii 9ggteitab. !Senoss fsrits WdnD
bar Saa Gbief, % beubss dnosn Sobn
Gosan, ct fremrusenoe Weolem al
Siug.rnes Raab. 5srite Sang blsp
BUN Iolgt for 400 pontsr. anosn for
300. Men beggs9GstsFtdbsr bar uIpt'
telise. og oerfor pil pigen unosr Nut
tionsbammersn ieien.
Sfslgs en- iernbeiIuuet Regel Il, iom
iugttages al bet IdmtIige Siuge Qris
Itotrati, at fun ~fulobloos Snoiansre
tan inbgua inobproes 2ggteftab, tsr
fun ~fulobloos bpos. De tonturerencse
ungs Wenbs 6oralore uofsrsr 8pos
ningen, pg ifsrt brogeoe SiltstIGOsr
fprtpnber grupen R.IuItutst Ueo at
ribe ino / ben lpttelise &onturrents
arme. Gersmpnten fulOenoes oeo, at
9ruoen bringes ino / Suiet, bOor bun
dFsres fine &leoer, Iom ripes lint
fer % oelss msllsm benoes % benoes
Manos 5orplore. st 5eitmdaltto
fplger for 300 9iaiter, iOm ia. inos
5poes til 8rpQupet. WttiS Corn
orppper eier 1900 Qcres Qdno. .onl
Ifal forerss til bsnoe8 Wano. De
Hal 30 / bsnoes Cars Sus.
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8. u. Eperlano:
Yorges Stdorte.
(Snnnrert)

9ette 81. O.. u. EperlanOa ture Bert iom er epote9isrenoe
pa bet biftoriite Self for Norges 8cofommenoe, bar peret fremunet
po ~betpoelis llnoeritgttelie al bet norite Stortbiug os er anertenot
al aae Blade, 5iOsIrifer og i%renlra9enoe JagmRuo iOm ct Or
beibe al iprfe Stang.
sasa.9heraturen, BET uil fse gaOroes 6HtOre samte 0ase
bar til aae 9toer beuoet lit 8aro hos N~oroboerue, NET bog pua
Sslano, i9e op til ben Dag ioag, og bet itigut ben inb5frRnter Jig
til nogle faa Narbunoreoer; MI er bort gtorgeS 0ntore ooer 3u.
.ro aar gammeL alhaa la meget rigere, ina meget lRreri9sre
og intereSiantere. Git 5GOrelauos Ottorie buroe @uboer tenoe,
bet Tplber ban tit 2ano % Jig ielp, os alOrtg bar bet norfe 5oIt
bait en- ia risstig Guleonins til at granite ben iom M 8iennem
SperlanoS torarteoe Weteruert
Sab bet ba, liseiom g}orge, oglaa beroucr btanot be ino'
lpteoe NorOboer fnOe 3no9ang m~angototge Sient; GINS
5GOrelanOS SilOrle li88er Der en- Sfat al llnoerboloning o8 Be
lerelie altto irHt altio pa reoe 9uanb, naar man bar ben i'm
So9bpl0e.
6uriattereu 2uerlano bar ben Tor en- Stitoriefriuer Iaa nuur'
berliae Segapehe, at ban lrper popuRrt; alene 6renItutngen
.eior benue $hiorie til en- 5olfebog, og naar man oa betra8ter
SnbbolbsGIten, oil mani lettet8 tnoie, at Der bar man oetenoe,
og interesiant stof for Fg 6erttl tommer osiaa
zen utroti9e MGugoe goDe 9ileOer, So0eu er uofpret neO; OiSie
biorager life minOit til a. ltlRrpc og ueblI8eboloe 2~eieglen baaoe
hos unge pg Gamlc.
.. u. guerluuOs ilnitrereOe Wor9esbitorie er tOmptt S
fore Sino, bporaf Ste Slno er Oet 3 Dele. Oct BMe Bert aft.
iua I Spger, %iuoebooer 400 SauItrationer, l12 Islander, 80
Starter Os 5utimuer o9 naiten 1000 tore Sioer Cert. 8ertet er
imutt i%nobunoet Half Morocco.
lnoerte9ueoe bar tpbt 9aenoplaset al bette prestige Bert og
tlbpOer famine til 2anb5uenO paa laa lempeli9e geinselier, at
ueneu gnbuer, Der intere8ierer Jig for 5Gorelanoets SitOre, tan
unifaffe ia bet 9riien er treSipe Dollars "a maaneolise
Iibetaliu9er a 1925, uoen 9tenter, at beales ben lite boer
Ntaaneo. 8erfet oil blipe patct uette 8asier, bpori bet fan
opbepares, ON sn7es, os oil btioe ienOt til fire aiabere uOen
Notwithstanding
81 4rocent NTlag inOrpmmes, bpis aontaut meoislger ge.
itiain9en. y. anunSIef, Dceerab, Jema.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
On SuIetraplbeben
80. 81

Stjsnt Rsbcnfaaeoe, ipm ri opia.
ger eftei "Susmooeren" bar ifreuet uis
Der andre 5orbOlb END bore, us for 5olt
paa ben anben Sibe at Sapst, tiinbe Der
not bore mango Ting at rette paa os'
'aa Der, naar bet sirlber Suletraulbe'
Den. Oct er belt iDrseIist at bsre ben
Wn9felisbeo bpornteo .1nse ps Sumlc
trtsoeler Suler, bare iorbi be life er
fGrotse meo ale Sprbereoellerne. s
SaroeleSbeo er bet Sulesaperne, man
liltter oper, - Der er iaa nanst, man
buroe stpe I'll % ina ueo maj, life, bpaD
man ltal fittoe paa, eler, man bar life
@aoerne faroise. 8ette ifirmmer ofte
bort os letter 9nnite no al getrasnins
Ten rette SuIeslebe. stal Der blipe
en- 6oranbrins til bet gebre, maa ui
&p'roer 9jsre Sespnoelier. Sab us
MI mGrfe os nebenitaaeoe Eanfer, %
Iaa slernem 9tarets SOB puerpeie gu
gen tnotil naite Sui.
Seq piloe 9ierne lesge ct sUOt Orb
IND for ct Suf - ct bpbt piteit tilbaoe.
trGngt Suf: SAB ps faa en- 5oranorins
| ct pitt WaaOebolo / SuleiOrbereoelier=
ne, lprl aapiOt bet ltaar til Suamobereu.
DO le9 trur, Oct meite, buoo beune Sag
ansaar, aibenaer al benoe. Seq bsber
ON at Iaa ilippefrt bet tilbo9etrGn8ie
Sui 9jennem oisle Sinier 3ere5 Slao.
Sulen, min f.ere, fiare Sui, min
Snruoonts bpreite Mtnoe, ben bliper
meo buert Nar-peb fine So%rbsreoclier,
i'm Iopent - mere % mere Iaabau, at
je9 rtaa irD9te ben ~inarere etto al ic
bcn til ben meo @leoe % 2engiel.
Spent fan uel fibre Den llro, Spritpr:
relic % uoroer, ben i%ulbit9nois lD al
ligerG8t bra9te Stilling, nit gus foml=
nler / unber Suletilitelniu9en - life ior
2 eller 3 Gage, men for 2-3 Tiger.
Der rumiteres / Suiet, ipm ON intet
baooe uGret 9iprt i 9sbet al bet belle
gar, % aft bet ioriomte M itulbe ino.
Denies.
s 9amle 0a9e lpnueoes cnOoa benne
StrtO meo Ell lang, ireoeliS Suletio -
i9rlis paa 9anoet. Som 6Orbolpene
nutilpass arter Jig, fan man neppe req
he mere END lnaue s rpli9e Sa9e til
9st for ct 3-llsers ua~flupelise opri.
penoe &au. 3
@unoe life De, tjare "Susmuber",
lesge ct gOot Orb ino for Ell Smule
Elaboration? Error De life, at Der CT
en- 9Oo Del 5prien9eli9beo nteo / Spil=
let peo al benue Stadbei? ,
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13

oefte' at BET er en- Rooeias, sipr, at
SDf I'll arbetSet sriber ON ia mare
lor' 9lore bbtaoelige 9amer lurer fla
I'll at lplitoe. Wen - Der er boa lpftes
lt9ots o9laa benz, Der iurer for Spins
otns al andre Grunbe enb rsipp iproi
bet er mooerne. 8lanot bisle er Wtis
Gltpe gapleD. Sun bar for noale aar
''cer pprettet Ell Spinoes % 8apeIfule
/ Slenbeim Street / 9onbon, buor en-.
buer apiroe, 9amen ligeiaauel ium
Susmanos oatteren fan iaa lrre at ipin,
be % p9pe.
Wtiis 8aplep bar ensan9 ltarft be.
ltlaitiset meb at ituSere 5pl,eianae.
Saa oper latte bun en- Gel finlte iaaoau-
ne p8 lit gjennem ben ifjsnneite 8peii
en- anelie ON, buOrlebeS be finte apins
Der uoolflebe en- ijelben Sielsbarmont
peo bet title, emile slrbeibe meo Spin.
oerptten.
pun reiier til Sinlanb, ituberer i
5trtlenbernes Sptter iamtibi9 Spin-
bling % 5olfeianse, ibet bum lioeirem
taser nnberuisnins hos gonpetonerne
til Ell Sto os til en- anpen iiboer % lpt-
Ter til beres Sanae.
Otter at Wtiis 8aplep bapbe erbpers
oct Jig no9en p~raftiif 9pelie / Spiubing
o9 &9pntng, ensasereoe bur, en- finIt
Sonoefpinbe, Malin @"uitauiou, til 9as
rertnoe, brig meb benoe til 9onbpn,
reiite Sfulen / Slenbeim Street-8pnbs
I~treet--ps perteOe paa Gleper.
@n Dag "oempnitrerer" Walin meb
i'm Sptnoerof for Sertusen % Sertu9s
inoen al gort, os - ira ben Ginle par
Stolens Sptfe giort. Gen er M isst
al bsie p9 laue, al blinbe, opue og
itumne. Dtiis Saplep bar ienot life
Ir1tilore enp bllnorebe trRne0e Sererln=
ber | SGuning % Spinoina til 9onoel8
forifiellige @sne. @n Dame fra 9lue
l%tralten fom for at lGre Spinoine, tos
en- bel Del &pffe meo Jig bjem og gap
fig til at lore Spnbefoner us bereS
9stre til at ipinbe.
Rtis 8aplep slemmer life at for.
teGe, buurleoes man / Sinlano letter
nerpsie os bpiterrit unla9te rnge Bigger
til at iptnoe; bet berpliser 0eruerre Os
beitiGitiger TOnterne.
Ser I Slaoet er beune Gnifuetie al
Irbeibet oeb Spinoeroften tioligere
fremiat, % bet er slGbelist at ie ben
befraitet at andre. Saa iamme Sib
mener ies iom ipr, at Seitiaitiselic meb
Soften penoer Sino % 5arfer inbao,
fremtaloer GItert9nfiOmbep ps tiener
til at beiorore hos rnse 8pinoer ct int,
pGroi9t SGlen. -"Susmoheren"
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
8 spinoefplen.

Bore 0aierinoer uil antaselis finbe
kGnitaaenOe al Snteresie, s Seroes
ksbo 6uao Der iises ON q btteu for
kne Bigger / at beitiaitise fig meo iaa'
krrt grbeioe iom Spinbins. Sertil'
(aSs inOes Der O9iaa mango nerusie
h ~hpisrjit unlagte iinge Siser. Spor.
Iaes itat ri biGlpe benz til at pinbe
%6srreoDmme pper fig ielu? Oct
itte itabe at trnte oper Sasen.
Vt ipinOe % u9pe - bette nutilbass
hi os muuseiteOs operieebe Grbeioe,
Hlrlis oa for Spiuoinsens Seotommen.
ht 'r | England bit paa Mobe. 90
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6ictt Ecrcs Almanac.

4lmanaten for 1900 bar ben for
iparIpmmelige Sjale tiltaIenbe Gsens
itab. at ben fan bruges igien 1906.
Sgiaa oa faloer Nptaursoag paa en-
Wanoag, Iissiom Paaiten % be ans
ore bepagelige Seitoage faloer paa
famine Oage 1om iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-13
Sioen.

Itpe"
acn E,S'n, ben or
On iorunOerlig en-;
sen lsber / &inS
9aa aipnlise Sen
- bOIoer bet 8aasnOe
slo 5 no,n y tia aai,
d fra Sui til Ct. sans.
Gen 8aar ira 6rcit
Tstil CONNER 9lso,
soa brrer bet after
Tpo RtmirOft 90 9OO.
ella fprer ben siuet
uaan0isli8 meo,
"a nj fan FIN ie.
VI bet rutider aiiteO;
"a c1ers-i8runOeH
N ueo in8en 3ius.
DIN % bet Saar trent
,lsr bare / Rtn9!
4il Sntet isIen,
o. Ets 8jeHnem 9etlsr
Gumoeli8 ben.
Hp veI, BET iaar pore,
Com pare bet oil,
81 fan BOG et
Gipre ira cLler til,
Tuar mutt fslse iteo
lIpsn Opbolo og Stanos,
apUr 8lpocrne trGoer
Gin bpirplcuoe Cams.
9ug uei, Ot er life
5aa bunoue enooa:
Dor gu % upr Billie
Gan tomme berira
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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-10-31

Three hunured plans were submitted
in an architects competition in New
York City for model tenement houses,
and the first prize plan is to be practi-
cally used at once. The new build
ings will be iire-proof throughout and
will occupy seventy per cent. of the
ground space, leaving thirty per cent.
for light and air. In each room a Win
dow will open into the outer air, and
each apartment will be connected with
private hall and baths, play grounds,
clothes-drying chambers and storage
rooms. 1t is calculated that a rental
of 81 week per room will give salts
factory profit.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-10-31
: Oklahoma n Modern Eden,

There is no need to go to Europe for
cheap living while Oklahoma exists,
says Helen Churchill Candee in
the Atlantic. Distance from the large
markets makes it the ideal place for
housekeepers with a slender purse.
All homegrown foods of perlshable
nature can be had for refreshingly low
prices. Some of these L quote that
1 may make heads of Eastern families
groan with envy. Watermelons, not
wlthstanding that several hundred
freight cars of this juicy fruit roll
northward to Kansas City, can be
bought at any time from July to cold
weather for five cents each, and these
OF a size and sweetness unsurpassed
Muskmelons, delicious as nectar, are
five cents dozen, although these, too
are sent away literally in carloads.
Spring chickens are twenty-five cents
a pair. sweetbreads, ten and fifteen
cents; beef and lamb fifteen cents a
pound rapes-alas, this luscious crop
is nearly given away-one cent a
pound for the best. The reason for
this humble price attached to so fine
n fruit is that the crop matupes and
is in its prime shape during the heat
of August, and shipment is impossible
except in refrigerator cars Which are
too expensive. And so the whole pop.
ulation revels In delicious juice.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-10-31

An increase Of salaryw exclaimed
the pompous manager of n small omni-
bus company to a clerk who had Just
made that request Il am afraid, sir,
that you are extravaganza He toyed
with his heavy watch chain and
looked severely at the young man,
who returned his stare boldly. 1t was
the set phrase on such occasions, and
the applicant had heard it all before.
He meant to have that rise or-go
somewhere else. -a- ii
Excuse me, SIR" he replied re-
spectfully, Il haven't any chance to be
extravagant on what L earn"
Young man." continued the pomp-
GUS gentleman, Il have risen from the
ranks. Tow? By being careful.
When 1 was young l made money by
saving bus fares"
"Ah, that was in the old days" said
the young man, with a knowing wink.
"But with the bell punches and the
present system of inspection, you
would find you couldn't save six
pence without being collared, how
ever careful you were" The manager
nearly tainted, and the young man
had to seek othe2 employment.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-10-31
WHEN THE CIRCUIT RIDER CAME

In the backwoods of Ohio, in the days of
long ago.
When religion was religion. not a dressy
fashion show.
When the spirit of the Master fell as
flames of living fire,
And the people did the singing, not
trained artistic choir,
Ihere was scarcely seen ripple in life's
gently flowing tide,
No events to draw the people from their
daily toll aside,
Naught to set the pious spirit of the pion-
GERS atlame
Save upon the rare occasions when the
circuit rider came.
He was usually mounted on the sorriest
of nags,
All his outfit for the Journey packed in
leather saddle bags,
And he'd travel with the Bible or the
hymn book in his hand
Reading sacred word or singing OF the
happy Promised Land,
How the toiing wives would glory In the
dinners they would spread
And how many a hapless chicken or n
turkey lost its head
By the cleaning chopper welded by the
hand of sturdy dame,
For it wasn't very often that the circuit
rider came.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1900-10-31


Recent statistics show that the ma
chinery in the mills and factories of
Great Britain is capable Of doing the
work of TOO,OOO,OOO men-more than
all the adult population of the world.
The machinery in the United States
does the work of a billion hands. The
single State of Massachusetts has ma
chincry enough to do the work of 50-
100000 men. On an average 100000
men, with the aid of machinery, now
do the work which required 100000
men under the old system of universal
hand work. The increased output has
been absorbed by the vastly increased
consumption of all kinds of manufac-
tured products consequent ON the
great reduction in cost.