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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-30
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

Jest to era s~ubjsktywna " poasoseniu I
objsksywns' w niej objawia de su-
pssnie ssparais Gle swego ia. Aktor
tworsao role, odtwarsa rsscsywistoi6,
ale " formis TAX oryginalnsj 1 novel.
70 ME jest q niewolnioss tylko kopjs
natury, ale sawisrajao " sobis prawds
Ayoiow&, jest sarassm produktem pick.
na; natura ME jest meta, leo. jsdynis
irodkism I wsorsm pracy aktora.
Ssowem v kreaoji swojsj powinisu
aktor. ohok oassj drobissgowoioi indy.
widualoyoh sarys6w Eycia 1 o~haraLtsru
odtwarsansj jednostki. podkrsfli6 10
'a'adnioss osohy, kt6re j. osynis ~.
penn prsedstawicislsm oalsj katsgorji
podobuyoh lud.i. ably wids u.ua1 v tsj
po.saoi typ idsi og6lno ~sposso.nsj.
Dlatsgo dobry aktor powinisn swo.
bodnis wfada6 wszystkismi namietuoS.
oiami l wsselkimi oharaktersmi, umis6
wykasac stopish tyoh nsmis,noioi, cd.
powisdni ! wiaiciwy epoos csasu, marc.
dowosci, stanowisku l wiskowi postaoi.
Odswisrciadlajsc tym sposobsm Swiat
wewnetrsny danej kreaoji gra mimio..
NJ, " ~harmonijusm poasossniu . dzwie.
kami mowy, pr.sdstawi on nam obrax
oaaoIoi pieknsj, stanowiscsj skoho.ona
gre aktora.
Ora mimio.na to najwaAniejssy o.yn.
mix, jest bowism s~wiastunsm stanu du.
ohowego; mo va .ai objasnia, jest TO.
mao.sm uosu6 walk toOsscych NE v
dusry j nadajs wsasoiwy koloryt. r.uoa
swiatso %oieuie, ably Gaia posta6 miaaa
wd.ieosns wypuk'osci SHE 4yoia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
2. Mimika.

Mimika, to jesyk instynktu nile cav.
SEE podlsgfy wolf %nasssj; jest on wyra.
ssm myili 1 uc.uc pre-. gisstyNuiaojs 1
smiane ryu6w. Cokolw wick dsisjs sie v
dusry, jakiskolwisk uc.ucia mia miots-
j& vssystko wykasujs sic jawnis v ry.
saoh twarzy ! porusssniach cIala. Lsos
ska wolf TAX ro.maiois obra.uje 1 smile.
MIA ksstafty mowy mimio.nsj, 70 o.esso
notwithstanding badao. omylic sie
mote " ocsnie prawd.iwsgo .nao,enia
tsgo lub owego gisstu. Dlatsgo poi
mowanis ssgo jesyka jest s~dolnoIcis,
nabyta sIers glenn doswiadcze6 1 badah
opartych ma analogji.
Nsuka mimiki jest koniscxns 1 nisod.
sowns ola aktora, q to = tr.eoh prsy.
czyn:
y 4e mimiks naturalna, samorodns,
by~a csesto niejasna;
y 70 jest t~l6maossm Individual.
nyoh tylko uczuc o.iowieks, . TAXA ora
s~ubjsktywna jest M scenic nismo4sb.
ma,
y to kasdy giest, wziety wpross =
natury, wydajs sic ma scenic spio.as.
tym, ostrokatnym monotonnym. A
poniswaa kaAdy ruoh aktora powInien
byc sastosowany do oharaktsru kreaoji,
jsj pozycji. wyksrtatoenia, w~yohowanis
! epoki czasu, prssto ka4dy TAXI ruoh
musi by6 wyuosonym.
Nauka miniki re wxgledu, As Wilma
bye wisrnym obrazsm mylli 1 uosus,
dsieli sic ma f1jologiczna l sosnicsns.
Fisjologicsna mimika dale nam Do.
snac vsrystkie prsws, k~isrujscs tym
jezykiem gisst6w.
Soenicrna sas polsga "a wyrobisniu
wssslkioh poruszsh oiaia ! cry twsr.y,
wsaioiwyoh pOsssoi s~tudjowsnsj, q cd.
powisdnioh posrzebis l wymsganiom
scsny.
RUGBY mimIo.ne, osy % one bsswIed.
nym obra.sm wraash dornsnyoh, osy
tel vynikism ucsuc 70 wsp6iudsIalem
vol, mogs byc podzislons ma rugby M.
turslns ! ~sztucsns.
Nsturalna mimika wypiyws . inssyn.
ktu, jest bsxwiedna Nv og6lnyoh for.
mach a wsEystkich j~ednakowsr
(Cisg dalssy nastspi,)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
P~ODRECZNIK SZTUKI
DRiNLfYGllEJ
OLA AMATOROW.
Pod}ug
Dziefa A. Trapszy.
l. Og6lne uwagi o grze.

ws.ysskis dsiela swojs ~pr.sdstawia v
najdoskonalszyoh formaoh o~alosoi, sso
1onsj . osastek, powis.anyoh re soba "
cudowna harmonic. KaAde dzislo, ma.
jac swiassk, wsrost 1 roxklad - csyli
pocsatsk, ro.w6j j koniso, posiada dwis
strcny: dobra ! z'a - piekno 1 brsydo.
70.
Sstuka, jake TAXA, twor.ao d.iela ma
VISOR natury. stara sic przsdstawia6 syl-
10 jsj ipiekno, kryjao lie mo4na 10,
coby vywoaaso wrassnie prsykrs i dla-
tego sdobyaa sobie miano mpieknej".
S1tuka jest jedna Z trssoh wielkioh
dr6g duoha lud.kiego, dsAsOsgo do ide.
allow doskonaloioi 1 prawdy. w s.tucs
du"h lud.ki najwieoej odswieroiadla
ws.ys'kis swojs prsgnienia, swoje ME
pokojs: cisrpisnis, radosc 1 nsdsisje,
sfowsm caiy w~ewnetrzny SWAT sw6j.
Odpowiednio do material 10. kt6ry ma
wymisry pr.sstrzeniows (pl6tno, dr.e-
wo Tub marmur). albo jest DE- wiekism
ujetym " rytm melodyjny, albo 4ywsm
siowsm.
S.tuka d.ieli sic ma: Plastyks, Mu.
.ykei Pos.je.
Budsic poczuoie piekns, usslachst.
Mac u~o.uois, ksssafoi6 smak, sta6 ma
stra4y wyas.ysh idsat6w ludzkosci, bye
apostoasm wy4ssych moralnyoh idei,
traoacych wlad.e mad umyslami, owlad.
nietymi Ir.e. materjalistyo.no.p o.y.
sywny kisrunek sp6aczssnsj epoki, jest
oelem 1 sadaniem s,tuki.
Prawdy m~oralne, spossozne 1 skono.
mic.ns, .asady nauki Ayoia, najiaswiej
trafa do umysf6w ludzi ws.elkioh
warstw, jeAsli js ubier.emy " pswns
formy ! u.myssowimy zywyoh posta.
ciaOh sywem ssowem 1 jawnym o.y.
mem.
Ts umiejetnosois jest sstuka drama.
tyosna, kt6ra ma scenic przsdsta via 4y
ole Oslowieka .e wssystkimi jsgo obja.
wami.
Gala kula zismsha jest arena, ma kt6.
rel Judy odgrywsia role, jake i'm Wy.
snao.sjs: duch epoki, wyohowanie, roe.
Vol ~fsyo.ny l umyslowy, stanowisko
spoieo.ns 1 stosunki, " kt6ryoh sic oh.
raoaja.
Odtwsrss6 wiec wprout ayoia brane
typy, pr.edsiawiac je nj scenic oaisj
prawdsis, ably saohsOa6 do c.yn6w s.la.
ohstnych l wsnioslyob, q bud.ic wstret
pogasds do ws.ystkiego, co jest .lsm
i~wystspnem, ks.tatoic pr.yssm je.yk,
seros ! duOha, jakis to piekny cell Ia
pomoca sabawy MONA nieSo po4ytsk
ola ssrca I umy stu, ks.ta.oi6 masy, uc.y6
js movie, myilsc, osuc / kocbac, nisra.
nawst by6 apostoism idsil
Dsiatac ma masy, to Enacsy wstr.ss.
mac ich dusss ! porwsc "a sobs. A DO.
niewaz duszs tylko dusse srosumisc
mote, SERGE wymsgs seroa, krsw krwi,
prIsto aktor musl posiads6 sro,umisnie,
Osucis zspsf. Bee tyoh prsymios6w,
beg tel Bozej iskry, bss tslentu nispo.
dobna sostac sktorsm .artysts.
Talent prssoies, jakkolwisk W ohwi
iach n~atchnisnia nisras bly, snis, porwie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

jest jednak sawsss 70 w.gledu M Gel,
jsk nadawaaa s~.tuoe, DO d.islnis poma-
gala q do ksstalcsnia 1 usslachstnis.
mia 0arod6w " ohwili. kisdy teatr M
r6wni 70 fwistynis 1 t.ybunalami byl
misjsosm nauki wyohowania.
sskosa idsalns, wyobraaajao jsdynis
2ycie varunkowe, wykasujac postaois
tylko wybrane, ME mogla dad wpraw.
d.is dokiadnego pojeoia o r~o.lio.nyoh
objawaoh 3ycia spoieosnego I ME .wra.
casa uwsgi ma ma najwaaniejs.a strons
'stuki n q pr.sdstawisnie prawdy "
oalej jej nagosoi.
Brak ton ~usupe1nila sskola rsalistyox
ma wsorowana M takisj nsturse, ]aka
widsimy I odo.uwamy " Ayoiu oodsisn.
mem.
Sskofa klasycsna posiadaia tsorje
.byt soille okrsilons, opisrafa sic DO.
wism IA pswnym starym wsor.s, uje-
tym " rytm mu.yo.ny, kt6ry sauayl ola
sstsk zjawisk p~odobnych do sisbie; gdy
tymozassm sskoia r%eali.tyosna wymaga
oorax nows.yoh spostrzs4eh z niewy.
o~1erpanych zr6dsi natury 1 cora. g'sb.
szych studj6w mad ayoism oslowiska -
l dlatsgo tsorja jsj nigdy ME moAs by6
s~kohcsona.
Nissmierns bogAotwo natury " r64.
norodnoIci 1 r6Anoksstaltnosoi jej two.
row, spostr.egamy M kaAdym kroku;
ma jednem 1 tenn samsm drxswie ME
snsjd.iemy dw6ch listk6w podobnyoh
do siebie, q o6A dopiero dw6oh ludsi,
kt6rsyby byli Soifls podobni,- osy to /.
iIycsnsj budowy, osy teA Z oharakte.
row swoich 1 usposobishl Sskoia pr.e.
to rsalistyosna tenn wisks.s pr.sdsta.
wis trudnoic I tenn wiekssej wymaga
piracy studj6w cd aktora, kt6ry smu.
SONY jest .aprzsc sic samsgo siebis,
wyr.eo sic -swej osobistosoi 4 pre-.
d.ier.gnac sic W po'tac powiersona mu.
osu6 jsj uoIucism, myils6 jej mysls,
ruOh, dykcje jej przyswoic sobie, $40.
wen /. wssystkismi salstami wadami
stac sic winisn lynn, kt6rsgo ma pred
stawi6 na scenic. Wtsdy dopiero aktor
jest naturalnym " owej postaoi.
Opr6cs tsgo prseobrassnia sic, obo.
wiazkiem jest aktora saohowa6 forme
piskna, nadac swsj krsacji pswna ssla-
c~hstnofc, gdy4 brak tworossj poesji
dsjs c.estokroc postac gminns, obrasa.
jaca artystyc.ns poosuoia wid.a .naw.
oy. Mega natura jedynle W Ohwilaoh
gwaltownej namietnoloi mote byc pre-.
bac.alna. D.is. nisststy, wislu j~essoss
aktor6w mylnis pojmuje nnaturalnol6
W gree, albowism ksads nismal krsa.
ole poruO.ona przykrawajs do swoich
osobissyoh pojec, do swsgo lwiata we.
wnstrznsgo ! opr6os maski 1 kostjumu
50 .awsss samymi sobs.
Rosw6j aktora ma to same fasy, co
poesja: lirysm, spopsje drsmat.
Pisrwssym szc.sblem ola aktora Jest
gra lirycsno subjektywns. w niej ak.
tor jest zawsse sobs samym, gra villas.
mem ucsuoiem, gdyA : braku doiwiad.
czsnia widsi jedynis punkt oparcia "
ucsuciu swem - liryxmis.
II D---f- --I- -
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

moS6 .asad d~ramaturgji ME wyda takfe
poasdansgo owoou, jeili ME bed.is po.
parta o4ywisjsos postyosns sils n.
lentu.
Wytrwah praoa wyrobi wprawd.is
u4ytecsnego ! dobrsgo r.smisilnika, ale
nigdy natohnionsgo mistr.a. Prsy pra.
oy ! roswoju umyssowym moana sossa6
dobrym I s~rosumiasym rymotw6ros, ale
nigdy wisssosem, postal
Wielkis talsnty - salsdwis wiski
tylko rod.s, d.isiaj praoovnikami sosny
- : maiymi wyjsskami tylko lud.is
xdolni.
Nauka dramaturgji osyli sskola dra-
matyc.na, kt6raby dawala pewne wska-
.6vki, formuiy, tax co do samej dykoji,
jsk p%ostawisuia gaosu, " celu uwy.
datnisnia r6Anioy W nsmistnosciach
ludskioh. jest saws.s konisc.na I nile.
.bedns.
Wprawd.is % dsis jessoss uo.eni,
kt6rsy, msjao rutynio.ny jsdynie po
glad ma sztuke dramatyosns. prague
wykrssli6 j. . dsiaau s.tuk pisknyoh I
dsiaialnosc aktora sprowadsajs do .dol.
noici nailadow niczsj tylko, csyli msi.
powanis; 50 I taoy, kt6r.y wiecsj nsiw.
ME, ni4 .asadnicso utr.ymuja, 70 ssko.
fa Ola aktora jest sskola 4ycia 4e ma
faktaoh, sdobytyoh doswiadc.eniem
wlasnem, winisn roxwijac sw6j talent;
sskofa .as dramatyo.na jest nispotrzsb
NJ woale, ponie vat krepujs go 1 .abija
" MIN swobodsl Nissssty, ws,ysoy po
dobnie ro.umujscy, daja dow6d .ams-
oonyoh pojsc i nieznaiomoioi historic
sstuki.
Htstorja bowiem pr.ytaosa nam do.
syc faktow dowodzacyoh, 70 talent je.
dynie pr.y pomooy tsorji s.suki dooho.
d.ii do .upeanego roswoju, . pus.c.ony
samopas, gina2 wsr6d chaosu blys.
how I poryw6w " bssladsis niswiaioi.
wyoh form. Prawde powyzs.a jasno
wyka.uja nam pamietniki Talmy I Gar.
rieka, a sam s.ekspir klad.is W ussa
Hamlsta stres.o.ona tsorjs cry.
Prawda, se 1 s.koaa 4yoia jest bard.o
potrzsbnym warunkism ala aksora, ale
pisrwsj powinien on sic nauOzyc stu.
djowac to 4yois, DO uir6d tylu ro.mal
tych objaw6w ludzkioh nsmistnoIci,
csy posraf mfody adept odr64nic jedns
cd drugich, poohwyoic tysiao.ns odois
MIA takowych, jsasli ME vie, jak SIC
n twor,a I . ozego p~owstajaP Praw.
dziwa korzysc .syoia praktyo.nsgo Wy.
oiagnac moze jsdynie aktor naukowo
pr.ygotowany, obs.nany : tsoretyo,ny.
mi pogladami I wywodami, kt6rs sta
nowia nisjako kluoz do wszyskich tai
nik6w 4ycia!
Diva % sposoby traktowanis sstuki
dramatyo.nsj: y postyo.no-ro.umowy
o,yli sskois ~klasycsns, idsalns; 1 y
wiernie ! dokasdnis rsprodukujsoy ma
ture, jake ona jest, o.yh sskoaa r~salns,
wspoiosssna.
Charaktsr s.kofy klasyo.nsj nile jest
fatwym ola mas do pojeoia, albowism
jsryk 1 stanowisko spolec.ns drisiej.
ssysh sktor6w, jak r6wnisA l d1ieia soc.
nicxoa m xuneSpio Iona TT G,ahh.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
ANOTHER POCKET PIECE.

Having supplied the American navy
with a rapid-hre rifle oe extraordinary
destructive capacity, John NJ. Browning
CT Ogden is now prepared to furnish
Texan gallants and Kentucky polite
iara with IAN automatic repeating pis-
toll" which is said to be as great an
improvement over the ordinary revolver
as the Maxim is an Improvement over
Old-rashi0ned artillery.
If tCis be true. and the weapon Is
certainly villainous enough in appear
ance TO be guilty of almost any act CT
violence in the category, il ought to
come into great demand IS a popular
plaything in this country.
Juvenile Grim ma will find inspiration
in it's. very shape, professionals win
doubtless discover how it may facili-
tate their business, protectors Of the
American home cannot afford to be
without it, while in s0me sectors il win
be almost as essential to a campaign
kit as a pint flask
The range is slightly limited for in
teruational warfare but in settling
neighborhood quarrels and questions Of
domestic supremacy, the Invention VIII
certainly be hailed as great institu-
ton which hIls-with lead--a long felt
want.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
OF PARTISAN ORIGIN.

our SUBURBAN contemporary editor
ial columns were filled yesterday morn
ing with fearful walls because Utah's
congressman-eIect got up in IN house
and called the attention Of the whole
country to his brother polygamists in
ONCE in Utah"
This reads like a plea of guilty to
the charge made several days ago that
the Storm Starter hoped that this fight
could be confined TO Utah's representa-
tive alone, without disclosing the fact
that the Republican administration at
Washington, together with its local
agents ana advisers here, had also been
violating the same compact and agree
ment by the appointment Of men in
voived in the same system of marriage
to federal positions in the state"
81 The Republican organ says that Rob
erts .'peachsd,% borrowing the express
sion from the not wholly disinterested
Provo postmaster. and appears to be
awfully indignant about it, Another
paragraph from The Herald's interview
with Mr. Roberts may be quoted in
this connection:
II is useless for the brazen hypocrites,
especially those here I'm this state. u I'M
oertake to say that there was M iuf0T-
nation filed OF protests made against
these men, or at least one of them. be-
cause OF their alleged pOIygdmOUs plac-
tices, because the facts will brand them
as liars; they know that protests were
made 20 them and they ignored Jnem, but
they were quite willing to fiji federal pO-
sitioHs I'm this state by these men when
there was a prospect that by doing 50
they would build up an8 suen8raen the
Republican party. And they were idiOIic
enough TO suppose that they could do
this without its even coming TO light,
while they were at the same time making
a vicious and altogether UnWarra8tsble
fight upon the Democratic representative
in congress.
And, SIN trying to shield the polyg-
amous sppointees of a Republican ad-
ministratiOn, the Hanna organ insists
that the fight on Roberts was not in
augurated for partisan purposes. O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
ADJUSTMENTS.

Last night was not the first time
Sowing the Wind" has been done in
salt Lake, and as a consequence at
tendance was not large. The play is
one which was brought out by Charles
FTOhman's Empire Stock company sew
Cral seasons ago. The leading parts
were played by Viola Allen and Henry
Miller. In the hands of these artists the
piece became famous, and had a long
rJn. Sowing the Wind might be
termed a problem melOdrama" In
the hands Of great actors it might pre-
serve an artistic balance played by an
inferior company it borders dangerous
ly on rant and makes a strong appeal
for gallery applause.
Maude Edna Hall, who played Rosa
mond last night, is an actress of the
sensational melodrama school. She is
STACEY and old-fashioned in her meth
DDS Mr.. Charles Collins gave a smooth
rather too smOoth-represent of
BrabaZon- The best acting Of the even
ing was done by ". II. Turner as Wat
kan His portrayal Of the surIy old
bachelor was much enjoyed by the au-
enCe 4. d. K C ardson was an ideal
Sir Richard Cursitor in appearance.
The rest of the cast filed their parts
acceptably. There viii be a bargain"
matinee this afternoon, and tonight
CLOSES the engagement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-07
MEN WHO THINK AND SPEAK,

It is fortunate for the welfare Of this
republic that there are men scattered
over the states who are not afraid to
criticise the selfish brutality Of the
syndicate in control of national affairs.
There are these who cTinge and
crawl at the crack of the party whip
and shout for every measure. right or
wrong. whether in accord with the
utterances and convictions of their
whole lives OF not.
There are others who, while opposed
to the party in power, are too craven
to speak their minds even when they
feel that grave wrongs are being per-
petrated in the name of humanity, and
the purposes Of this government are
being prostituted to the base purposes
of am m-American crowd which sits
in high places. wraps itself and its
infamy with the emblem OF liberty and
proclaims that only a traitor would
condemn the fraud and corruption be-
meath the nag.
But, be it said to the credit &c the
race ana the nation, there are still
others who dare TO face the fury Of
the scounGrels who take refuge in
patriotism and to expose the false
hoods upon which they rest their case
with the American people.
As Parker B. Pratt. one Of the re-
turned volunteers, says in a commune
cation printed in The Herald, the
administration brought on the Philip
pine) insuwecti0n by d0uble-dealing,
ting, di7sembling and vacil-
lating. It acted in bad faith ron the
first"
And he says further. and his words
express the sentiments Of thousands Of
soldiers back from the archipelago.
that the aid Of the Tagals, besides
having been solicited as the official
correspondence shows, was badly need
ed and gladly accepted bE the United
States authorities, although belittled
afterwards and although our allies
were treated with contempt in the plan
of benevolent assimilation" adopted
by the militarist in power at Washing
ton.
There are so-called leaders Of De-
moeracy in this country who are afraid
to oppose this practice Of double-deal-
ing and assembling this policy Of sub
jugating alien peoples 10 whom our
national representatives held out hopes
and promises OF indepef lence. lest
some home guard of Hannaism threat
an rboru r,-frh % f1fh 81 bra u e,7-.,-
thar there are some - weak, 50 cow
a}ziiy 50 uncertain Of themzeives that
they even join the hileEng band of The
impeIialstic syndicate ana cry cop
perhead' as loudly as any Of The Ro-
mans. They are the Ju0c ses Of Iiber-
~ who betray Il with q Kiss: the Peters
OF the Democratic party who deny it
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NOTES ABOUT PEOPLE

Grant Allen. jr., in disregard Of his
fathers adviCe. has purchased share in
q London publishing house and viii print
certain works Of his own writing
The queen Of Roumania. Carmen sylvia.
is 50 passiOnately fond Of flowers that She
is positively unable 10 rest happily in a
room where there are no blossoms.
The Hon Robert Carnegie. son of the
Earl of Southosk. and the Hon Ira Car
negie brother of the Ear Of Northesk are
members of the British garrison at Lady
smith
Archbishop Patrick J. Feehan Of Chi
cagO makes e FAD Of the cultivation of
flowers In the season he spends ali his
s are time in his private garden. attend
iig 10 his plants
Miss Lucy Marie Ely, who died recent
IL at Dau5urv Conn., was the leader Of
The sees known as Saudemauians who's
chief be- lee was relative 10 their duty 81
caring for the sick and aged of the
world.
carter H. Harrison. mayor of Chicago
figures thac By the time the twentv-frst
century rolls around that city viii have a
Dopulati0h OF Z0lSG00o0J. Tdis mems AZ,
Increase at the rate Of little over M.G9.
Goo every year.
Ohio's luquistorial tax laws have f0rce7
II NJ Hanna. the senators brother Ia
make his permanent residence at Thofn4 =
Vile Ca Tie explains that the laws en-
force "a constant temptation 10 commit
perjury. and he IS neeing from thar
temptation.
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Giving Him a Start.

(Harpers Weekiy.)
81 know what you're going to say" she
And she stood up. looking uncommonly
YOU are going to speak of the hectic
fall
And say you're sorry the summers dead.
And no other summer was like II, you
And I can imagine what made it so.
Now. aren't you, -honesry? Yes, [
said.
7 know what you're going to say" she
"You are going to ask if I forget
The day in June when the woods were
And You carried me'-here she dropped
over the creek; you are going to say
Do I remember that hsrrid day.
Now, aren't you, honestly? Yes L
said
4 know what you're going to say" she
YOU are going to say that since that
You have rather tended to run to
And''@6eF glance fell and ner cheek grew
And I have noticed your tone was
Why. Everybody has seen it here,
Now aren't you, honestly?'' Yes" I
said.
Il know what you're going t. say" I
said;
You're going to say you've been much
annoyed
And I'm rather short of taet-you will
say devoid
And I'm clumsy and awkward, and call
me Ted.
And I bear abuse ike dear old lamb.
And you'll have me anyway, just as I
am
Now. aren't you, honest3y?'' YES" she
said.
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duct and leadership was the ssassina-
ton Of his political adversary.
The circumstances are stroag enough
to convict him Of conspiracy. and his
conduct Ger the shooting was equally
damning and suspicious. After G. n
donng lawlessnesa, after trying to pro-
woke an Instruction, after setting as
sassins to their work. he deliberately
covered the retreat OF the murderer
with a row Of bayonets, blocked the
way to the ambush For FIVE DAYS wilh
Gattiing guns, aided his murderyUs
mOuntaineers to return TO their native
ambUscades. and then ordered the sur
viving members Of the DemoeratIc ma
jority in the legislature to run the
gauntlet in Laurel county.
Truly, many "a man has oeen hanged
upon less evidence than connects Mr..
Taylor with the assassination Of Gov
ernor GoeLel."