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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
9refe $tdote.

Sambars. Die giirseri6aft ses
nebmtste cine Senatsborlase, tponad
fir bic 8ertiefung Der unterelbe aptz
f9en Neumiiblen unb 2iberianb fOpie
fur ben Intauf Der 9abrDfer Sniel
100000 Mqrt aufsenanbt perben
fo1en.-Oie hamburger Bart Sub
run" perlor In Salcabuano in g6ile BEL
benz @eriu9, einen iiber 8prb aefaqez
men Matrpfen gu retten, Elm Boot nit
bier Snfafen, bic slei9faus ertranfen.
Der 8dderseieae SriB Weber err
f9ob feline 8raut Minna Saulb unb
tObtete fi9 bann felbft bur9 etnen
S9uB in ben &Dpf.
Bremen. Die MuniaipalitGt BON
Bremen itebt in 8erbanblung atpeds
Qntaufs zines 1000 Mder umfafenben
Serrttortums auf preubif9em @ebiet
an ben ufern Der @efer, INN bic itGbz
tif9en Werften petter ausaubebnen.-
&iirali9 tpurbe in 9egenpart bon Mitz
9ltebern bes Senats unb Der 8iiraerz
f9aft bic auf Mnresuns bes @oefbez
bunbes bur9 freipiaige 9aben errt9z
tete 8olfsleieballe erDffnet. 9ie
8tbliotbet umfabt 1000 8Gnbe, fiebt
aber i4on in nd9fter s3eit elmer pefentz
li9en @~ersrDberuns entgegen.
2ubed. Die Soften fir bas bier
gu erri4tenbe Gentralsefdnsnib betraz
gen na9 ben BON Der 8aubeputation
fertig geiteQten pldnen 900
Mdrf.
2sranmf&weis. Am6aft. Sippe.
9 raun9 10 q. Ser 3Oidbz
rtse Gbemiter Sretberr @eors b. Wrebe
aus 8rodenem tpurbe tpegert aablreider
8etriigereten bonn bteiigen 2anbaeridt
gu neun Monaten @efdnsnib berurz
tbeilt.
Oefa u. Ser befannte Oi9ter
itubentifder 2ieber. Mmtsseri9tsratb
OptB, 1T seftorben. Bon ibm itammt
unter Mnberem bas 8nr19enlieb:
rgiun f4entet Elm ben solb'nen Wein."
9etmolb. 2ebtbtn eretgnete fi1
i'm 9otel n&uiierbof" cine Gaserplos
fton, nobel Der 9oteltpirtb MeDenberg
ben Sob fanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05

gbepaar bel DoIItommener MiiItgtett.
SaaIfelb. Sn Der Mafdmai&is
n~enfabrtf bon @bam S9mibt bierfelbf
purbe neult4 bic 100000. Wafd>
mai9ine fertisseiteut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05

me9anii9 90 fi9. stbt aud bertpors
rene, tur5e unb unberi tdnblt9e Mnt<
t%uorten, itnti bann aber i9fort in ben
S9laf auriid, pelden bic @er5te it9
ui9t ertldren fDnnen.
Hrnpt.,a 1l1sTtpre,aHest.
RuIm. Gin reues inbuftrielIes
11nternebmen, etne 9rabtfle9tfabrtf,
1T in unferer Stabt ms 2eben gez
rufen tporben. Sdsli9 perben 600
Biz 900 Meter @efle9t in beri9tebenen
Maf9enpeiten berseiteIt.
M / b r g. 3pet SD6ne
bes 8efisers 2oepebans gu Mnn9ens
tbal, i'm glitter bon 16 unb IA Sabren,
bic In elmer Sanbsrube bef9dfttst pas
rem, tpurben bur9 nieber ftiiraenbe CRIB
maKen perf9iittet. Srob fofortiser
Qusgrabung tonnten tie nur als 2ets
den gu Sage gefOrbert tperben.
abet.prnpt.tt.
&DIn. Or. !9ubertus Sbeopbil
Stmar, @rsbii9of bon &Dln, 1T ses
ftorben.
DuffeIborf. Das ~berftorbene
5rdulein Subrmann iibertptes Der
Stabt berf9tebene Sttftunsen i'm &C.
fammtbetrase BON 178,OOO Mart. Ote
8infen folen CUR l1nterftiiBung bon
acknowledgement 9amen pertpanbt tperz
ben.
&oblena. Dor &uraem tpurbe
bic elettrif9e S%trabenbabn &oblena>
Nieberlabnitetn erDffnet.
Wtttli d. 2ebtbin erfolgte in
Mntpeienbeit Der Sptben Der 8ebDrben
bon &oblens unb Srier bic @inneibuns
Der 2unsenbeilftGtte @riinetpalb. Sic
1T fir 60 Biz 72 mGnnli9e &%urbebirfs
ttse bere9net unb na9 ben reueiten
Grfabrunsen gebaut.
3Grnut.tf #ud1Ts.t.
Sreiburg. 9ie So9ter bes ebez
malisen Superintenbenten 9oppe perz
ma9te unierer Stabtf9ule 10000
Marf, beren 3infen befdbigten S4i>
Tern CUR peiteren Musbilbuns perbelfen
foaen.
9a1Ie. Die elettrii9e Ternbabn
9alezM erfeburs purbe tiirslt9 benz
8etrtebe iibergeben.
M ii bIbauen n. Ser 8ilbbauer
S9netber purbe bon einem ftiiraenben
Oa9aiesel 10 ungliidli9 an ben &opf
g~etroffen, bab Der Sob balb barauf
eintrat.
Drnptttt 8dJleIten.
8eutben. Ser Hebafteur SlD1z
lei, pel9er i'm Sabre 1893 in 8eutben
tpegen Notwithstanding au feds
Monaten 9efdngnib b%erurtbetlt por=
ben unb unter Snftt9lafuns Der 8iirss
fAsft na9 Mmerita sefli9tet mar,
tpurbe iiinsit unter Der nod in &raft
befinbli9en Mntlase in GLADDEN. perz
baftet.
9Drltb. Ser Director ber bie>
ftsen Maf9inenbauidule, S9auer,
tpurbe tpesen llnteri9lasuns amtli9er
@elber in 9aft genDmmen.
r 9. Infer 1900
Ginpobner adblenbes Stdbtden bat
ben Rotbenbursern, tpel9e 1913 unb
1916 i'm Gretbeitstriese sefallen ftnb,
bret Senfmdler gefeBt, tpel9e neult9
feterli9 entbiiut purben.
1rnut4ts $dJlea.ntp-3nlIfetst.
Mltona. 8om 10. Biz "a. sSuli
1902 ftnbet in Mltona bas 10. beutf9e
8unbesteselfeft ftatt, gu benz Preiie
i'm Wertbe bon 5000 Mart aussefebt
finb.
&iel. Na9 5~aidbrisen @erbanbz
lungen bef9lofen Masiitrat unb
Stabtberorbnete ben 8du eines Stabtz
Mnfedenoer &reba Qe6eilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
&omntt nnb iiber5eugt @u9 !!
@-~xx@-~

Wenn mir bebaupten, baB mir alien unies
rem 6unben in isber Siniidt 9ere6t werben,
10 lift s,es MIR bic @abrbeit, bic elm Sober,
Der nit uns in @ei1dftsperbinbuns itebt,
serne beseusen mirb. Sir 9ans nnb &ii9e
liefern mir III
Spe3ereten ie9lieber Mrt
uur bas Muerbefe. geReIun9en merben
prompt beiorst, unb bic @aaren werben fret
in's Saus 9~eliefert.
Lor. EnderIe T. Co.,
ct. germainfrabe, ct. Gloub, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-06-05
9r. Sotuntn8, 1rdfoent,

SI~ SV<VVt*AB1 F%WNVSWS
s ssassss be- s: sSs|stitS St %ss.. s"': aHsaiith s@ How 't to
Retain IT.; "Nervous Debility, Its Cause and
Cure; "Plain Talks to Men";''Woman's Guide to
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vital
Oieisr bebeutenbe. erfabrsne speaiaIift 1T in ben sans
gen @ereinisten Staaten gut nnb 81 ietner1 Sorteti
drontiden, '~nerp5ien nnb ~ipesteaen eei6en, fOpie bet
Musens unb Obrentrantbetten, welae Der xnnit anoerer
gerste nnb sgestalifen s@slpottet batter; Sh% iiset sur
~srfabrensr Spesialiiten, beren @riabrnnsen, pel@e te IN
ben sr5beren Soipitdlern guropas nne amerttas 9eiam!s
melt babsm. q thnsn srmSs!i@t. y%srbOrssns nno Sroai.
Grfabruns. ibr mertwurbises @ei4id unb tbr ununters
brodener Grfols siebt ibnen einsu anipru4 aui bas
S Satsa s'ss I sSii sstst asiIS sH s sas" Prsss: ss St Es' ss g saa
u~nbeiIbar, 70 erfdhrt Der eeibenSe oTen bic 8abr9stt.
Die Offices fub ausseriiitst init pifsnidaftliSen Su.
Tt Elm Xsstrablensa pparat. nit beiisn 9ilfs bic inusrs
item Orqane Ieidt uuteriu&t werben fSnnen.
Setlmu9ett, 100 attoere erfoI8lo&
trarett+
Circumference ausesIiber. staar, i&ielenbs 9usen
ssns Ssmsss nss g ss1.a e soash! stfsssi e1sitSSuHs
tel Der 81 a { unb bes s allies: sataub. Sron4t>
tie, afbma. 9etben bes Magsns nne Ssr
6 eb CT /: Dpspepfie, unperbsuIitteit. Stltsfttst, gelss
fsdt. Wterens unb BIafenbei4werbsn:
Sarnrutr, Brisbtide Niereutrautbeit. brenmenbsr nrin
nip. Biuts unb 9eattrantRsttsn: rstros
E E.ns InsI%.aSth =. SS.Shts gs.sma. CseS1miire mim.
SSn'rsaAaH. 49,. EniisnSie0 Nniterte. Q6hmuno.
meIus". o.k.stroft SRhs,,rnst anna. WsnroIoie.
9 9. - Ssr,sIoni,u SnminSei MIN e5emGSie
mne Hteosgs,@W"1t %sU.% bS vm', ,srS nas srnnfSsitsn
~ ~ sS,yns" sspnme ~ ronf :iImer,S
Ss m.r;His b,,rosr mnS @srfteGunoen Ser Sroane.
ibermdsioer Monatstub, Herueftdt S4wd4e, uiu.
s"Io = !. syrs;sssm hot asiue mnanoenebmeu unterius
IS.Sa.s es;rs Hons M nsrbeiratef ober nt6t. brou6t
WanS.m. ".ms nm.im oSer mit einer SreunSfn ,ur
a. suS.m, ~, ,ousr,sr Sonfuiotionen oebeiur INNS i'm
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
Zeal Without knowledge.

Davy Crockett's advice is good for
all times. II the old lady Of whom
The Youths Companion tells had
mingled With her zeal for the preven-
tion Of cruelty to animals triAe more
discration, she might have escaped
an embarrassing experience.
A kind old lady staying alta New
York hotel called cab, and the dri-
yer drew up to the door and gave a
jerk to free his reins from the horse 8
tail. Now, the horse was old and had
lost what hair his tail naturally wore,
and the driver had replaced it wish an
artificial switch skillfully lied on.
The jerk on the reins pulled the tail
of, and the old lady shrieked in hor-
ror at such Gan exhibition Of such
an exhibition Of what she supposed
was cruelty, and then summoned a
policeman to arrest the inhuman
brute. When she was told what had
happened, she adjusted her false
front, which had got away in her ex-
citement. and called another cab, de.
clarirg that she would not ride be.
hind n horne that wore another horss' 9
hair where his own ought to grow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
Uncertainty ef Life.

= One Of the largest life insurance
companies Of this country recently
published pamphlet containing [. lie.
OF ABS persons at whose deaths poll:
ices were paid by the company during
the year 1901, though the insurance on
their lives had been in force less than
o year. Considering hc~ carefully
medical examiners are selected as q
rule and how thoroughly medical ex.
aminations are made, for the so-ealled
big companies at least, this would seem
q surprisingly large number Of deaths
so early, about Eve out Of every
1000 policy holders for whom risks
were assumed by the company during
the year. Far from considering this
item Of loOs as due to any defect Of
the Insurance system or any failure Of
their medical examiners to detect path
illogical conditions that were manifest
ly present and should not have been
missed, the company in question sets
it down to the inevitable uncertainty
of human life.
The company's officials are justified
in assuming this very sensible position
by data that may be obtained from an
analysis of the death list. The deaths
are distributed throughout the year as
follows: Eight-6ve in the first quarter,
l18 in the second quarter, 100 in the
third quarter and 1873 in the fourth
quarter. The lowest number Of deaths
in any month was 10, in the first
month; the highest number was 81, in
the seventh month. The fact that the
deaths were more frequent toward
the end of the year would seem to ab.
solve the medical department If the
company from much Of the apparent
blame that attaches to it. An inter-
esting item in this connection is the
alleged fact that 10000 applications
for life insurance were refused by the
same company in the same year.
The deaths occurred among persons
Of all olasscs and ages. There were
students as well aa professors, and al
most every possible occupation has its
representative in the death list, from
that of the proverbially healthy farm
er to the dangerous life Of the train
hand aud locomotive engineer. There
! are full dozen physicians in the list
three Of whom died during the FIRST
three months Of their insurance.
None Of these had policies for more
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
THE COTTON MILL INDUSTRY.
Its Growth in This State.

] The official statement prepared by
- State Board Equalization, which
4. charged with the valuation Of tex
u n. manufacturing property for the
/ f.sno,es -. Of taxation, shows the name
u s.r a.,h mill by counties, the date of
l. Il organization, the par and market
1.lue of its common and preferred
g.n.t I and bonded debt, aud the full
J, R,.Iu,tion fixed by the board on 60 per
Ian, Of which taxes are charged.
srhe list shows that there are 122 mills
1. South Carolina, not including those
4 building and those not now in
BDe,.tion, and gives the investment
j. Zach as valued by the board. The
5o,.l valuation thus reached is $32,-
as63l, which means considerable
lara in actual Investment. The
[,stement shows also that there are
1 3 counties in the State without mills.
!rhis table plainly states the case:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
Cures Bleed and Skin Diseases. Itc1
ing Elgm0rs, Eczema. Scrofula. Etc.

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sample of Blood Balm, sent free BY
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Describe trouble and free medical ed.
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10 an honest offsr~@medio sseiis at
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Orr -Gaay Drug Co., Wilhite & VIII
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
Pet.a.!.es Sugar.

~ 49,
The Japanese are nothing if NOT pro.
gressive. The island Of Formosa, says
eks Japan and American" magazine; !;
will soon become, under the wise,
economic administration Of Baron Ko.
DANA aud Dr.. Goto, one Of the great
sugar producing regions Of the =crla
and the sugar it will produce
viii pc made from sweet potatoes. Is
is regarded as probable that in Europe
and the United States beet sugar will
eventually drive cane sugar out Of the
market, but in the far East the oul-
ture OF the sugar beat has not even been
begun, as cane sugar is especially ia.
vored. The only rival to it is potato
sugar, as made in Formosa. There 10
an almost unlimited market in the
East for sugar, and the Japanese ad-
ministration in Formosa is wisely
availing itself of the splendid oppor-
tunity for developing and supplying
that market.
1t is estimated that all the southern
half Of the island is adapted to the
growing OF the sweet potato for sugar
manufacture. The first sugar compa-
ny was established about two years
ago. In 1901 the product Of sweet po-
tato sugar was 10000 "bales." This
year, as estimated, il will be 10000
bales. One acre Of land will produce
10000 pounds OF potatoes, worth about
$40, "and tho manufacturing expense
is only Is cents for 1000 pounds of
sugar." Wages are low, laborers re-
ceiving from IL to 16 cents day, the
product is fully equal in quality to the
best cane sugar, and, in all the con-
ditions, it is not surprising that the
industry is developing so rapidly and
offers 80 large promise.
Possibly the matter may possess q
large practical interest for some pro-
gressive community, OF generation, in
this part Of the world. The sweet po-
tato grows to perfection in all the
Southern States--some local varieties
being Of extraordinary sweetness-and
is produced in great quantities, at
comparatively small cost. It wss re-
ported few days ago that farmer in
York County, this State, had gathered
this year fifty-fve bushels from an
eighth of an acre, or at the rate of 44O
bushels to the acre; and we noted that
another had grown 600 bushels on one
acre in Abbeville County, and that
more than 800 bushels have been pro-
duced on one acre on the coast. Mr..
J. b. Mattox, Of Clinch County, Geor-
gia, however, produced 1900 bushels,
less five, on one acre few years ago,
which shows what can be done with
the crop by proper attention.
If the Japanese can make money
out Of the manufacture Of the roots in.
to sugar, we might do the came. Even
at 600 or 800 bushels to the aore we
should give the best sugar people of
the West sharp tussle for the con-
troll of the sugar industry, as there is
at least three times as much sugar in
one Of our yams as there is in any beet
of the same size grown anywhere in
the country.-News and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
"Perfesser."

In Boston all tie bootblacks adver-
tise themselves as professors" and
the custom is spreading to other
cities. The real meaning Of this hon
ored title is of course unknown TO
these Italians, and to large class of
whom they were but part. A cur
rent newspaper story we'll "takes off,
the situation
The train was about to leave the
station, as young man reached up to
the car window, shook hands with the
middle aged gentleman, and said,
"Good-by, professor.
A man with wide stripes in his
shirt-front, who shared the seat with
the dignifed gentleman, looked at
him narrowly, and, after the train had
started, said, "Kin ye do any tricks
with cards?"
mo, never touched a card"
"Mebbe ye played the pianny?"
81 know nothing of music, except
ing as mathematical scienc. -
well, ye amt no boxer. kin
see that by yer build. Mebbe ye play
billiards?"
"No."
swell, I've guessed ye this time.
It's funny I didn't think of it before.
You're q mesmerist."
II am nothing Of the kind"
swell, I'll give it up. What is
your liner I know ys're in the bus
ness, cause / heered that young feller
call ye perfesser.
"Tm an instructor in Greek, rhe-
torio and ancient history"
"And ye can't do no tricks, nel
play music. ner hypnotize?"
"Of course not"
The man turned and gazed out of
the window on the opposite side of tn
car. can he calls hisself perfesserl /
he said.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26

than 81, 600. except one, he had but
$4,000 on his lifo, 80 thatit seems i'm
probable that any inkling Of impend-
ing fate had come to them or they
would surely have applied for larger
amounts, the medical examination be.
ing the same for applicants up to s25,-
OO0.-Journal Of American Medical
Association.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26
Total. .122 $32. 1888. .651

s The thirteen counties without mills
S3re Barnwell, Beaufort, Berkeley,
charleston, Chesterfield, Clarendon,
Dorchester, Florence. Georgetown,
Hampton, Horny, Saluda and Will
1 ismsburg. The Columbia State makes
he following comments, IN the facts
4ud figures shown by the official state
|&hent:
ut is noteworthy that the counties
|sN Spartanburg, Anderson and Rich
land lead the procession in the order
Asmed and that Spartauburg and
$Rlchland combined have rs Of the 122
mills, nearly one-fopSth, and s1O,486,-
s436 Of the investment, nearly one
}hird, while these counties with Aiken
end Greenville have 500, ,453, ,451 capt.
fal invested in ID mills, nearly two
thirds Of the total capital invested.
# They are therefore the typical
founties for inspection by those seek
s} ng the example Of the fullest devel-
Ppment'of the industry, and the Olym-
sPla here is worthy of an inspection as
She largest and finest single mill in
sP1istence.
S Speaking Of the Olympia reminds
Pae that South Carolina has the only
Fonan cotton mill president in the
F0rld perhaps, Mrs. !. Mary Putnam
Pndley, who presides over the for
& |anes m Of the Putnam mills Of Bates
pile, founded by her father, with
marked ability. ,5
Unfortunately the d,.ts Of organi-
{; PATTON Of nineteen Of the 122 mills
iould not be obtained from the reports
ent in, and the valuation Of these
e s}Glneteen mills has to be omitted from
SSne S study in development given be.
}0H' The dates for the Others, how
.s7er, afford a very 9ai- idea os the
PERIODS In the States history when the
4 3}aaus.ry got it's long lead in the race
81 manufacturing States Of, the South
f0r supremacy.
Coming down the years the first
Putt OF note ses::aast.oo &c have .50me in
sl'so s when three big mills got into
2Aape with 50, ,253. .0OO capital. M
j Fhere was alplltill 1895 when thir-
ssse ssen mills with an aggregate, of ss,-
CoO, 10 were started, our Richland
Hpl,i 4 Ill. being among them.
The year 1895 was q good one also,
Sne capital Of mills started that year
& 5Pslug $l,5s8, ,1g5. q
Then came 1893 with eight mills
seod ,oS. 81, ,4O7, SIG, allsstill running and
r1,S M was even better year with eight
mills Ills and 81. $40, ,C75.
I Blu. the banner year was 1900. the
s., gear the Olympia came on the stage m
.uefe were twenty.four mills started
NY sCoo With a totai investment Of s5, 41O,.
Inc year 1901 brought another iull
u lar as heavy investments were CON.
s.uea and may very properly be
lined the year % knitting. and no.
IN lty mills, seven enterprises, nearly
Il, a this. class being putin opera.
100, ..s valued ~ aaas. .yeCC. s
j r0f TIE pEeasns sarsth 9 only mill
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26

Stops the Cough and Works Off the
Cold.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1902-11-26

- Don't look gift horse in the
mouth while the doctor is present.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-26

The Chicago, Milwaukee, & ST. Paul
Railway.
Electric lighted trains between Chi
cago, Milwaukee. St. Paul and Mime
apolis.
Through parlor cars on day trains
between Chicago St. Paul and Min
aeapolis
Electric lighted trains between Chi
eago and Desmoines and Omaha and
Sioux city.
Only two hours between Chicago
and Milwaukee, eight fast trains each
way daily, with parlor car service.
Solid train between Chicago and
IN principal points in northern Wis
coHsin. and the upper peninsula Of
Michigan.
Through trains with sleeping carr
aad coaches between Chicago and all
points in Iowa. Minnesota, southern
and central Dakota.
The finest dining cars in the world
The best sleeping cars. Electric
reading lamps iE berths.
The best and lates type OF compart
ment cars, free reclining chair carr
and BUFFET library smoking cars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-05-26

Fourteen stars all shining at once
In the Senior class play, Wednesday
night, May q. 1899 IN this play
Shakespeare Will be interpreted in q
new and original way The calcium
light Of the 2Oth century will be turn
on the great authors characters ana
they will be made TO appear alive and
walking forth in the splendor Of mod
ern, up to date civilization. II you do
not want 10 see the best entertain
ment OF the year. stay away.