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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-10-13
FOR SALE.
IN NUUANU VALLEY. NEAR
AVENUE:

Ten extra large and fine residence
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INFORM you how TO secure a pretty and
enjoyable home Of your own for LESS
THAN A THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
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TO SAIL TODAY.
stnr. Ke Au Hou. Mosher, for waimea.
at D. M
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DUE TOMORROW.
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BORN.
BOOTH-At HALL, Pauoa, October IL
1900, to the wife of G. w. Booth, a
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LARGE, airy suite of rooms, 400 Bere-
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TRIBUNE bicycle, 80 model. No. 4s775.
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
PismiennictwO pOlsk lie
W Ameryce.

Rozpoczynajac rok 1900, spo}eczeh-
stwo polskie W Stanach Zjednoczonycb
Pom. Ameryki - bo spo}eczehstwem
chyba godzi sic nazwac ow olbrzymi
od@am narodu polskiego, osiedlony ma
ziemi Washingtona = posiada prase
wcale ME do pogardzenia przynajmniej
pod wzgledem liczby czasopism abo
nentow. Masterpieces bowiem czaso.
pisma polsl<ie istnieja obecnej chwili
ma ladzie amerykahskim:
Dzi Xxi:
Dziennik Narodowy W Chicago, Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski " :"
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

now W Transwaalu popiera powyzsze
zadania outlander0w, re owe zadania
So s}uszne, widzimy juz tego, re boe-
rzy zgodzili sic czesciowo zadanem
powiekszeniem praw reprezentacji
tam wyliczonych.
Pan Krueger ME jest pochopny do
uchwalania reform politycznych inaczej
Jak pod przymusem. Zawsze mowi}em
ipowtarzam to dzisiaj, re nigdy ME
chciai uczyni6 jakiegokolwiek ustep-
silva. Me chce ustapit teraz. Me
da mic dop6ty, dop6ki ME bedzie zmu-
-szony do tego si}a.
Ma sic rozumiec, re gdyby teraz
ohca} zrezygnowac prezydentury, to
zapanowa}by spok6j najmniej ma
kilka lat, zw}aszcza, gdyby liberalne
stronnictwo Jouberta (obecnie wodz
naczelny armji transwaalskiej. P. r.
dosta{o sic do w}adzy. Ale chociaz
przypuszczam, re jest to mozebnem, to
jednak sadie, re Rad Wielkiej Bryta-
Mi ME moze cofnac sic obecnego swe.
go stanowiska. Bo jezeli Anglia ME
bedzie broniIa s}usznych praw swoich
obywateli W Po}udniowej Afryce, czy
gdzekolwiek indziej, to moze nadejs6
czas, re ME bedzie mia{a wcale obywa-
tell do bronienia.
Gdybyscie spytali sic wiekszosci an
glik6w W Po}udniowej Afryce, co sa-
dza opolityce p. Chamberlaina, jako
angielskiego ministra kolonij, to po-
wiedza wam, re cz}owiek ten byf "a
dziwiajaco cierpliwy. ia osobiscie tax
ze jestem zdziwiony poprostu cierpli-
woscia jego wzgledem Transwaalu
prezydenta Kruegera. Gdyby p. Cham
berlain cofna} SIC obecnie re swego
stanowiska, to rozpacz ogarnie serca
wszystkich anglikow, zamieszkujacych
kolonje, specjalnie tych, ktorzy
mieszkaja W Po}udniowej Afryce. Do
prawdy, ia rozpacz moze bye daleko
grozniejsza, niz tego spodziewaja sic
W Anglji.
(Dalszy ciag nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

No. l..

TRESC: Anglia Transwaal - Pismiennictwo pol
skie Ameryce. -Jak sic uczyc jak uczye in
nych. = PodrecZnik sztuki dramatyc znej. = Nowi
czfonkowIe. : wiadomosc zwiazkowe. = Cyrku-
iarz AHiX - Podziekowania. = skiadki. = Pub
kownik Wilk. = u ziemi ojczystej. - LirnIk WHO'S
kowy. Organizacje polskie W Ameryce = No
tatki. CO sfychacr : smutne stosunki. : Ze
swIata. - Gtos Litwy. = Sprawozdania Y Sejmu
N. p Przeglad polityc nv. Nedznicy -
Kronika miejscowa. = ogfoszenia
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
Anglia i Transwaal.

Najg}owniejszym bezwatpienia fax
tenn politycznym miedzynarodowego
znaczenia W ubieg}ym roku byio rozpo-
czecie wojny przez rzeczpospoliteTrans-
wal Orahska przeciw Anglji. Woj-
ma ia krwawa i zacieta trivia dotychczas
i ca{y SWAT spoglada ma MIA z ciekawos-
cia, od wyniku bowiem tych zapasow
zalezec moze zupe}na zmiana stosun-
kow miedzynarodowych. Zamiast wiec
rozPatrywac Gale szeregi cyfr faktow
zesz{orocznych, rozpatrzmy blizej przy-
czyny tego jednego faktu dziejowego,
przyczyny, ktore te wojne sprowadzi}y,
a przekonamy sic pc czyjej stronie
sfusznost. Bo choe musimy CORY po-
wiedziec, re sprzyjamy boerom trans
waalskim, jako ludziom walczacym "a
wolnosc swego kraju swoich instytu-
cyl, zgodnych z ich charakterem naro-
dowym; to jednak dose czesto sIyszymy
zdanie przyjaci6} rasy anglo saskiej, ze
boerzy powinni byli zgodzic sic ma wa
runki proponowane i'm przez Wielka
Brytanje, jako przedstawicielke zdro-
wei, dla wszystkich korzystnej cywili-
ZACH, kt6rej has}em postep, usuniecie
despotyzmu widowni swiata.
To tez pos}uchajmy stron obu. Ma
my do tego sposobnos6, albowiem W
bezstronnem bardzo czasopismie THE
Quito k" przemawia w imieniu rasy
anglo-saskiej pastor j. Stewart, kt0ry
by} spedzi} W Transwaalu lat trzydziesci
ma piracy misjonarskiej; W imieniu zas
boerow p. G.. Van Slicken, transwaal-
czyk, by}y cz}onek transwaalskiego
Volksraadu (izba pos@6w), a obecnie
przewodniczacy amerykahskiego komi-
tetu niesienia pomocy wdowom siero-
tom Polegiych W boju "a wolnosc boe-
row.
Co mowia anglicy?
Wyzej wspomniany przedstawiciel
rasy anglo-saskiej, wyliczywszy zalety
tax wybitnych w zyciu poiudniowo.
afrykahskiem MEOW stanu, jak sir AL
fred Miner, Schreiner prezes minis
tr6w gabinecir kolonji Przyladka
Dobrej Nadziei - i wreszcie osIawiony
Cecil Rhodes - przedstawiciel kapita-
low angielskich W po}udniowej Afryce
= Pisze Kruegerze, prezydencie RE
czypospolitej Transwaalskiej:
,,Praga}bym odpowiedziec bezstronnie
ma Pytanie, czy cz}owiek ten jest bigo-
TEN, czy MIN ME jest. Il rozmowy
MIN mianej ME zdawa} mi sic takim,
ale ze jest bigotem, "a tenn przemawia-
ia fakta ujawnione przez jego polityke.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
Chicago, I'LL, dnia Ago Stycznia 1900 roku.

Polityka ia wykazuje, ze ideje jego sa
conajmniej zacofane. o lie moge sa-
dzic, rzady Kruegera zgadzaja sic ra-
czej zpojeciami panujacemi ma poczatku
XIX stulecia, ME przy jego schyIku.
Rzady te odmawiaja politycznych, mu-
nicypalnych cywilnych praw wielkiej
wiekszosci ludnosci Transwaalu. Dob
rym sposobem przedstawienia amery-
kanom tel sprawy bedzie, gdy sic ujaw-
nj nierzad administracji Krugera SEE
regu oskarzeh. Skargi owe by4y wy
mienione uz W zadaniach outlander0w
(cudzoziemcow), wystosowanych do
rzadu transwaalskiego:
l. Prawo wyboru przedstawiciei do
istotnej w}adzy prawodawczej, a mia
nowicie do nizszej izby, Volksraadu
Gzby pos}ow), ME do wyzszej, ktora
jest zupe}nie bezsilna.
2. Taxi podzia} miejsc W Volksraa-
die dla okregow kopalni z}ota, ably one
miafy reprezentacje odpowiednia. O.
becnie ME sa wcale reprezentowane
izbie. Transwaal ofaruje, coprawda,
jedna plata reprezentacji, gdy tymcza-
sem outlanderzy stanowia try plate
ludnosci. Plaza oni dziewiec dziesia-
tych wszystkich podatkow,a jednak ME
maja mic do mowienia, gdy chodzi o
wydanie cho6by jednego centa.
3. Konstytucje zabezpieczona od
nag}ych zmian. Dzisiaj wystarcza
zwyk}a rezolucja Volksraadu, by zmie-
mic istniejaca konstytucje.
4. Odpowiedzialnost naczelnikow
rzadu pred Volksraadem.
4. Niezaleznosc sadow. Obecnie bo-
wien, gdy sedzia ME szanuje przygod-
nej uchwa}y Volksraadu, to zostaie u
suniety urzedu. Sedzia naczelny Ko-
TIE straci{ urzad w}asnie taxi spos0b.
Pod{ug mnie, jest to zadanie najwaz-
niejsze. Mech sedziowie beda wolni
od wP}yw0w prezydenta i Volksraadu.
We wszystkich dobrze urzadzonych
pahstwach sedziowie powinni ME podle-
gao Podejrzeniom (ze dzia}aja nieuoz-
ciwie).
q. Zniesienie monopolow. Jest to
zadanie mniej wazne od poprzedniego
tenn samem }atwiejsze do wykonania.
Z. Uznanie w sadach jezykow: an
gielskiego holenderskiego ma rowni,
tax jak to praktykuje sic kolonji
Przyladka Dobrej Nadziei.
Usuniecie uprzedzeh religijnych. o.
becnie ami zyd, ami rzymski katolik ME
moze otrzymac urzedu pahstwowego.
8. Reorganizacja s4uzby cywilnej.
10. Wolnosc prasy.
III. Odpowiednie szko1y.
II. Wolny handel
Pytam sic ludzi wolnych, czy mogH-
by rye bez tych wszystkich potrzeb?
Czy brak ich moze bye znoszony dIuzej
przez amerykahskich, angielskich, ME
mieckich francuzkich outlanderow?
Mel DziewieS dziesiatvcb amar,,ko
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04

Dziennik Milwaucki W Milwaukee, Wis.
Kurjer Polski
Polak W Ameryce W Buffalo, N. Y.
ID wa razy tygo n owo:
Goniec Polski W South Bend, Ind.
Tygodniki:
Zgoda w Chicago. Ill.
Gazeta Polska
Tygodnik Powiesciowy "
G ,zeta Katolicka
Dzief Swiety
Nar6d Porski
Telegraf
Reforma
Polonia Detroit, Mich.
Gwiazda Polska
Niedziela
Straz w Scranton, Pa.
Przeglad "
Tygodniowy Kurjer Polski Milwau.
kee, Wis.
Gazeta Wisconsihska Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik
Polonia W Ameryce W Cleveland, o.
Jutrzenka
Echo W Buffalo, N. Y.
Warta
Patrjota W Filadelfii, Pa.
Przyjaciel Ludu
G6rnik W Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Maczuga "
Gazeta Pittsburgska W Pitsburg, Pa.
'Wielkopolanin
Ameryka W Toledo. o.
Clos Polski W Grand Rapids, Mich.
Prawda W Bay City, Mich.
Kurjer Nowoj jorski New York, N. Y.
Przyjaciel Domu W Baltimore, Md.
Rolnik w Stevens Point, Wis.
Wiarus W Winona, MINI.
Echo st. Louiskie ST. Louis, Mo.
S1ohce w st. Paul, Mimi.
Tygodnik W Minneapolis, Minn.
Sila Postep Shamokin, Pa.
Miesie eczniki:
Soko} W Chicago, Ill.
Sztandar 50 ="
Ziarno
A wiec 46 czasopism, ktore razem
wziete posiadaja ME mniej jak 100000
abonentow. .Gdyby imponujacym tym
liczbom odpowiada}a tez tresc czaso-
pism naszych, to stanowilibysmy potege
co sic zowle. Nlestety, o tresci ME mo-
zemy powiedziec tego, co liczbie. Me
jest ona imponujaca wcale.
Przyozyn sk}adajacych sic ma to,
moglibysmy wyliczyc ca}y szereg, "a.
leznyoh jedna cd drugiej, atoli dwie So
g{owne: Pierwsza, to = powiedzmy
szczerze = brak wykszta}cenia cho6by
sredniego wielu redaktorow, co "a
tenn idzie, brak pojecia o powo}aniu
prasy. Druga - zaleznosG ME tylko
juz od stronnictw politycznych anne.
rykahskich j naszych polskich, ale ma
wet od koteryj, ko3ek parafjalnych
oraz proboszczow, popierajacyoh ,busi-
ness" danego pisma.
Mic wiec dziwnego, ze pomimo tax
wielkiej stosunkowo liczby czasopism,
ME zdo}a{y one wyrobic sobie wsrod
mas narodu takiego wp}ywu, jaki prasa
wiele mniejsza wywrzec mog}aby i
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-04
ROk 10

Dziennik Milwaucki W Milwaukee, Wis.
Kurjer Polski :"
Polak W Ameryce W Buffalo, N. Y.
DIVA razy tygod wo:
Goniec Polski w South Bend. Ind.
Tygod XII:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
Will Undoubtedly Go 10 Waterville.

King Company. Uniform Rank.
Knights Of Pythias, will decide at the
meeting. this evening. whether Or not
they will 20 to Waterville 70 attend
the annual field day. Sept. or 10. The
members have canVaSSed the matter
so thoroughly among themselves that
the vote this evening. will be purely
formal. as it is practically settled
thing that they will 60. The exact date
has not vet been decided but il matters
not whether the field day is held Mon
day or Tuesday, nearly all the MEM
beers of the companies in the Regiment
will g0 1t will be the first time that
the Sd Regiment has held Il field day
since the organization was established
One of the purposes in making three
instead of two Regiments was that the
knights living in the kennebec valley
might have an opportunity to attend
all the field days. for where the regi-
ments in this section belonged to the
Cd Regiment. ii was often necessary to
go to the extreme ends Of the State for
the outing. With the present arrange
ment this is not necessary, and now
that the first field day is to be held
! the members intend to make it a red
letter day in the history of the organ
| ization. one Of the attractions Will be
| the Knights of Pythas Band of Pitts
field, the only one Of the kind in the
State. if not in the New England States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
Faust" tomorrow : ioh,.

A cardinal noint in the coming pro-
lduction of Lewis Mprrisons Faust is
its magnificent scenic cpmpictenc IS.
Never in the history or this Famous
pay has it been presented in as per
fcCtly uniform a manner as this sea-
son. From the time the curtain rises
unon the dark scpulchaf cell of Or.
Faustus. until it falls upon the beauti-
full tablcaux of the Apathccsis. it is a
series Of Ella borate spectacular transfor-
nations ranging from ecclesiastical
solemnity to diabolicai weirdness.
Special attention has been given 70 the
electrical and mechanical features.
In the garden scene an electrical Iii :
play Of dazzling splcndlr is introduced.
pronounced t. be the most novel ever
presented on the stage. Again in the
Broken scene all the skill ana ing"nu-
ity Of the Stage mechanics art is
many new ana startling electrical If
fleets. As positive guarantee that
these effects w.ll 81 presented az ad-
vcrtiscd, TWO complete sets of batteries
are carried. 50 tina; III the event Of an
accident occurring. no disappointment
will be experienced in Witnessing this.
the greatest spectacular production Of
Faust" ever presented. The company
is sail to bc Of exceptional merit ana
the musical features are described as
especially mcritorious.
Faust" win appear at the Opera
house. tomorrow night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
Wilson Co.'S. Closing Performance.

a goodly number Of people We're
present in the Opera House. Saturday
night to witness the concluding play in
this city of the Geo. W. Wilson com
panv which has had a most success
full weeks run in this city, having put
On in Il skilful manner as good plays
a:s is possible for repertoire company
playing at popular prices.
Saturday evenings play was The
Brand of Cain" a dramatic romance
If the Bocr war, which called for
heavy acting. which requirement. on
the whole. was ably responded to by
the members of the company. Special
mention should be made of the hne
work Of George w. Wilson in his dual
characters. John Doe and James Leigh
ton. and Harry G. Arnold as Robert
EIrleigh. In the role of Phyllis Leigh
Ton Miss Jessie Henderson was the
center of attraction and admiration. II
was a part that demanded the great
est skill for its proper execution, call
ing forth strong emotions that found
their proper expression in the work oi
this favored actress. Miss Henderson
has been Il great faVoritc with the au-
diences for the past week. Agnes Far
mum as Nora Lagan, gum chewing
Irish lass. caused much merriment by
her oddities and wit. These parts were
wen supported by the rest Of the COM
pany.
The scene at the Diablo chasm was
striking. as was also that at
Ferncliffe Inn. The explosion
which was the climax of the
play. would have been more impress
sive had not the door Of the quarry
house been accidentally left open, re-
vealing a "supe" within industriously
throwing out the debris
The specialties met with the usua
good favor. the three sisters Bastedc
calling for special attention with their
catchy songs and dancing. The ladies
orchestra we'll maintained its reputa-
ton as first-class organization. The
COMPANY has been much enjoyed by
Augusta theatre-goers. and is sure {
/ please wherever it goes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
"katzenjammer Kids. "

Blondcll & Fcnnessy'5 thre|-act
farcc-comedy The Katzenjammcr
Kids" rerlctc with sparkling fun.
bright dialogue tuneful music ludi-
crous situations and striking tablcaul
viii be Seen at the Opera house. oct, G..
Edward and Libbia Blondcll. the pop
ular opponents Of broad comedy. will be
seen in the roles Of the Kids ara
viii undoubtedly do credit to their re-
Spective parts. A funnier comedian
than Edward Blondcll would be hard
10 find ana everywhere he is repeating
his marvellous success Of last season.
Manager VIM. F'cnncssy. who has been
identified with the Blondels for the
past two years, is again directing the
tour. ana who has surrounded thes
noted stars with a company of artists
n no all materially in making the farce
a melange Of pure fun, witty dialogue
bright situations and side-splitting
laughter. The artists engaged 10 sup
port the Blondells include Eckert ana
Heck Nudge ana Morton Hcnning
trio. Mile. Bertinec and many others
The katzenjammer Kids" VIII be seen
at the Opera house. Saturday matinee
ana night oct. 6. Children under y
years viii bc admitted to the best seat
in the house at the matinee for 10 cents
and the seat sale will open, Thursday
morning. the ith inst. at o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
A Thoughiless Boy Punished.

II shall never forget remarked A
friend Of ours once. AN incident of
childhood, by which ] was taught to
be careful hot to WOUND the feelings Of
the unfortunate. A number OF Us
school children We're playing by the
roadside one Saturday afternoon. when
tho stagc-cuach drove up to the neigh
boring tavern and the passengers
aIiPhted. AS usual Ne gathered
..rauEl to observe them. Among the
number was an elderly gentleman with
a cane who got out with much diff
Guilty, and when on the ground he
walked with the most curious contor-
tons His feet turned one way. his
knees another. ana his whole body
looked as though the different mem
hers were independent Of each other.
ana every one was making motions to
suit itself.
II unthinkingly shouted. Look al old
Rattle Bones while the poor man
turned his head with an expression Of
pain which ! can never forget. Just
then. t. my surprise and extreme
horror. my father came around the
corner. and Immediately stepping up to
the stranger. shook hands warmly, ana
assisted him to walk to our house.
which was but short distance.
| could enjoy no more play that
afternoon. ana when tea-time came,
would gladly have hidden myself: but
knew it would be in vain. and 50
trcmblingly went into the sitting room.
To my great relief the stranger did not
recognize me. but remarked pleasantly
To my father as ne introduced me:
" Such a fine boy is surely worth the
saving,
How the words cut me To the quick.
My father had often told me the story
of q friend who plunged into the river
to save me. as | was drowning. when
an infant. and who. in consequence Of
cold then taken. had been made a
cripple by innammatory rheumatism
and this was the man I had made a
butt Of ridicule, and a laughing stock
for my companions.
Il tell you. boys and girls | would
give many dollars to have the memory
of that event taken away. If ever YOU
are tempted as was remember that
while no good comes Of sport whereby
the feelings Of others are wounded, YOU
may be laying up for yourselves pain
full recollections that will not leave you
for lifetime"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
WORKS FkULTL6SSLY.
Steamer Cushnoc Given Trial Before Reirs
Sent 10 Ellsworth

From the last. trial of the Cushnoe
there Is sight question fiji THE minds
Of the company that under proper con-
di,i1ns thu steamer VIII stand 4 snow
{ winning A prize When she is taken
tn Ellsworth. where She Mil take part
i'm chs frrman's muster 70 DE- given i'm
connection with the Hancock county
fair. She was given "a trial. Friday
night. when it was found her pumps
needed packing ana the engines q gem
eral ovfrhaulilfs. She was turned over
tO Frank /. Clark the engineer. ana
when she left his hands and was given
n trial under his supervision She was
found 70 work beItar than ever.
Although the steamer has been given
regular trials, shr has not been used
for FIVE or six years. she was bought
something like 81 years ago At the same
time one was purchased for the arse
nal ana also one for TuEuS ~ to the
time the hydrant service was used fun
tie fires She was given constant use
ana has never gone back Cn the fire
men. No engine, in all probability. has
been called on more for fires out side
the city than the Cushn0c, as she has
been sent - nearly.everY big fire iu the
State where outside ala WAS necessary.
AT the fremen's musters She has car
ried off prize after prize. The only
thing the hTemen have reason t. fear
for her. next week. is that she may
be obliged 10 compete with more mod
ern machines. The number given her
by the manufacturers is lI5. 50 that an
idea may be gained Of the improve
ments that have since been made an
engines which the con pany has turn
"a out. There is but one class for fire
engines at the Hancock fair, ~ that
she will be obliged to compete with the
largest machines in the state.
AT the last trial She threw u stream
from the corner If the BOSTON boat
building nearly t. the corner of the
next wharf with ease.
Twenty-Five mon will accompany the
steamer. which Nill hr sent either tp-
night or Tuesday morning. 4 meeting
If the company Will be heid. this even
ing. when the details will hc-arrangcd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-10-01
A Coming Star.

Ethel Fuller. whose name is a tower
If strength ana whose histrionic pow
crs stamp her as an actress Of super
ivy ability will make her bow in Au-
grsta. the middle Of this month, in
one Of her powerful dramatic rendi-
items. Ethel Fuller is the bright par
Ii, ular star of the Harcourt comedy
company ANA Charles X. Harris, the
manager of the brilliant aggregation, IS
Ia be warmly congratulated on having
secured such a desirable acquisition to
liz famous company. With a selection
of up-to-date productions in the roper
tore and Ethel Fuller in the leading
parts, success is certain.