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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-17

There may be some private print
ing to be done this campaign. The
Bee never gives anything away.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-17

Candidates, irrespective of party,
are invited to get their campaign
cards printed at the Bee Office. You
are assured of getting your moneys
worth.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-17

Have you heard how to get one
dozen SIS cabinets for 81. You will be
able to at Jones' Photo Gallery.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-10-17

Buy a piano or organ from per
manent dealer. Rowlison will be per-
manent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

Sioite UYt.
!Stille5aps=& s=&abelen.

Splier BaD, N. D., 4u9. S. = 5 en-
aonference meaem BrRioent Rooleoelt
o9 NttorneDs General anor bleo Der to-
get 8eitemmelie ON Nebl9snit9en al
Stiaebausfabele I'll 5ilippinerne. Som
bet bier Jig, fommer 9abelen laa oms
trent uuoer Re9erinsens inloit9noise
aontrol, ioet oenne lfal beltemme Be
talIn9slfalaen os baue ben abiolute
aontrol ooer &abelen / 8rigstioer.
glrbejoet lful be9pnoe / Ell nar 5rem=
tio. o9 en- 9iuie la99es fra San 5rans
cisco til 9ina.
&ompasniet, om paola9er Zig ONT
foitnin9erne, lfal eaouioere iOrpligte Jig
til, naar iom belit iaabant al &egerins
gen mauile unles for snitelist, at ialse
8ablen til De 5or. Stater til en- al bers
til uoiete Wano iut Bris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
aruninssOascn uprinOer.
2onoolt. Nus. s.

2onoon. Nu9. s.
Qonoon er for anoen Gang sSeit.
itruo / 9tnleoning af ren foreitaaenoe
9gjtioelisbeb, men blunot be itoreWuss
ier af 5olf, iom 9lften opiploer @a-
oerne, berlfer ell pis bempet Stemning,
ioet man eriuorer ben bratte Wtanbe,
buurpou 8rOnineeu lioite Sang fors
binOreoes, os liseiom irp9ler for at sis
be Jig Se9ejltrin9en belt Golo. aons
gen bar tilbra9t en- me9et traul Dag o9
ipler fig 9anlte raft, iuu ban uben llro
fan ie aroniussougen Mgpe. Som
en- aurisiitet fortelles Der fal blanot
be mango foritelli9e Geprelentanter fra
Nluerbens &i9er o9 Eotentater ogiaa
pere en- Gepreientant for 5reliens 6er
efter &onsens uotrptfelise gulfe, os
ban iful b9re 5rel erberrens lGboanli.
9e Uniform.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
uoldnoet.
G5arcn after meO sSreO.

Berlin, Qlug. Z, 2ocal 2tn8eiger
meoOeler efter paalioelig &iloe, al
Der MI er Ululigbeb for, at AfOeb-
ningsIpergsmaalet oil blibe forbanoz
let igen al aeiier Milbelem pg @5drs
cen Ielp peb bere5 fommenbe WtgDe
Hepal.
Staliens aongc itaar bag oeb
Spergsmdalets 2(tterfomit, Od ban
bar tnbiet, at ben italienite Stdtse
fasle umuii9 fan bore De peloige
99rubgifter.
8ictor emanuel dnmooe0e berfor
G3arcen ON, at Sa9en tunoe blipe
fprbanblet paanp.
6pis bet Ifulbe lnffes, at Stormdg>
terne funbe blipe inobbrbes enige ON
at inbltr9nfe be Itaaenoe 9ere bet
melt mulige, bil man i9tie be fore
Summer, Der ipares pad 01ilit9r>
bubgettet, inb paa 6anblens og Snz
ouItriernes Optomlt, for meo 5pno at
tunne msbe ben amerifanite &onfurs
renee pua bisIe Smraaoer.
Som poerligere gegrunOelie at
Sdgens Nbtte for 5iben anfpres, at
MI bar be europ9iIte Storma9ter ida
bet1Oelige SnteresIer / andre 8erbensz
bele, at bet ligefrem life fan betdle
Zig for bern at fere &rig inbbbrbes.
56i en- tommenbe Stor &rig
madtte fgres life alene @uropd men
ogIaa / oebtommenbe frigsToreneoes
Notipners aolonier ubenfpr europa.
Sg berfor bil bet bore mere u
ianbipnligt, at nogen Storma9t 1fulbe
t9nte pda at begDnDe en- Angrebsfrig,
altIaa bebepes De p9lbige itaaz
enbe 6are life langere.
Sdalebes er Sd9en ultIda uo paa
papiret, men Der itddr 10 pdd me9et
6ornuft pad papirer runot pmfring.
Der er biit altfor mango gamle
RopIpergsmadl n9mlig operfor
Prinsielanbe mellem Nabondtionerne
til, at man for 9llpor pil turoe en-
Nfp9bning.
. Wlen oerfor fan bet bore fgnt nof,
ON be tpenbe aeiIere efter at babe
fpsiet binanOen paa begge ainoer,
funbe tale Idmmen pm oeres Soils
2ibelier unber Miilit9rbproerne.
Sd enbog : ober funoe en- lille
5dare gere goot", li9eIom bos pres
oifanter, Der alorig tenter pud at
lepe bet pr9bitebe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
Smnffe Tarme

er til Sals bet itpre banife Settlement
neo 9uitin, gtebr.
glae Stprreler.
Tris: 20-35 Dollars pr. 9lcre.
llbii9t til 9ub Spit.
Sunot alima, 9oot Ganb, rig Nlulbiorb.
NIB. Sc, iom febte 9ano 6ior, foran.
leoi9et peo mine 8etenbt9Drelier, er ipert
tilfrebie.
Gn 9oo Sla9teforretnins for Sal9.
Set er 5orme, iom eieS al @nerifanere,
ies ielser. DANTE iel9er life, / bpert
Sab life nben me9et bpi 9ris.
Sfrip og faa enbner Splpsning.
S.9 gs eitergaaro,
8pr 154 Siiiifiit, 9tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
Mils Stone boloer 5oreorac.
gQorlou csnh 9fun <

g9arion, Snb., glug. 5.
Den fra fit 5angenifab mellem buls
garlfe 9suere iaa befenbte Wils Glen
StoHe bar beepnot paa en- 8affe 5ores
oraa, bpeb bpilfe bun baaber at iamle
8enee moi iii at betale Snblssnin9ss
lummen. Seuoes 5oreoras bar biotil
p9ret ualminoelis itRrft beisgt Snn
iort9aer nemli9 ON fine Spleoelier
me(lem Reperne. 8 gBinona. bpor BUN
juit bar ueret. ialte bun til en- Sfare al
1000, meoens oper 9uiinbe inbenior ben
msb &eb aiitufne lluoitoriumplaos uel
bapbe S9be, men bar for lan9t borie
til at funbe bpre.
Wails Stones fortnqer FIN Siltorie
paa ell lisefrem % j9un Maaoe. Sun ia,
life luoet fig icrlpbe meb, iom uoifiai.
9e @piier bapbe bet, at bun unoer Gt
bapbe lopet life at rgbe npget, Iom funbt
febe til Opoagelie al &puerne. ION
bOlot beroe JansenIfab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
&ejier % G5ar mOOcs.

gaepal, auslanb, 6te Q(u9ult. =
aeiier Dilbelm tom bertil Dag, og
alle Sfi6e paa 9apnen bar ben 2lns
lebning feitfist impffet.
G5aren afgif tibli9t meo i'm
ga9t ,Stanbart" for at meoe &ejIez
rem paa o6uben8ollern". 9a be to
Sfibe npbtes, git aejIeren oper paa
,,Stanbdrt", iom berpaa penote til>
bage til Repal, fulgt af n9oben8ola
lern" pg De tplfe arpbiere oprin5
6einrih" og ogapmpbe".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
&plcra llem / Mandurict.

Ct. petersburg, 6te 2tu9uit. =
aolera fpreoer Jig / Man6uriet meo
en- foruroligenbe 9urtig1eo. S Gar
bin, en- Standardization bet pitli9e
Mon6uriet, er Oebsfalbene mellem
100 og 130 ON 9dgen. 9lan er
bange for, at @pibemien pil naa til
Srfutit pg @labiooitot. De ruiiife
Sunbbebsforanitaltninger er aubenz
bart albeles utilItr9ttelige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
Np Scrnbaucfumbiuatiun.

gn np Sommenlluinine melem Sern.
bnner er fommen Stanb. ioet Chicago,
Milwautee & ct. Yaul oe Miisiouri.
9aciiic. Spitemei bar siOrt faaes Sag.
6eoae for at ubpibe beres reipefiioe
7errrn. Zen isrite 9inie repraiente.
rer Ro6ei9ller. Mngnuterne. ben iibite
@oulbs.
giliommen pif be 10 ainier itr9ffe
fla Ouer en- aansoe ai 1868 Mil.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
eScrnbanenlpffe Chile.

9alparaiio, 7pe 2tueuit. : 0a ct
Sernbanetog gif oper ben 8ro, iom
fprer oper 5looen Gol6ol, falbt belle
gpgperfet iammen, og 5oget falot
Ssloben. So 9tmeritanere, Sngenier
6ppdro og bans SDoger, blep br9bte
fummen meO 8rpens 9pgmeIter, Sns
genibr Suente.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

5ogulptte. Gbica9o, Dug. 7.
st Sammeniteb meIem ct 5ragttog
og ct qlrbeipertog bdpoe til 5el9e al
ellepe Wlpnb br9btes og 80 blep mer
pg minbre fp9itebe. SammenItebet,
fom Iises at itplbes aonouttor Grdigs
StsOeslssbeb, ftete paa Omabd =
2lfoelingen at Gbicago Wailpautee &c
Ct, paul 9inien nar peb RAobes,
3ogene mebtes pad en- itdrp
9urpe, mebens be begge Lob meo fulo
6oItig6eb. 9tr5ejoertOget bapbe 65
2(rbejoere omborb, fom itulbe til Wlios
bag. RaDHene pdd fem al be oepe
er opgiOne; be iets funoe lite ioentis
ficeres. gli al be melt tbeitebe Wtent
6fep bragt til Des Woines.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

fif BEN til SO paa qolitiItationen De
samle er fra Siour aapios, Sa., Og
bar blepen brdgt til g6icago af en- Or.
Smith, fom itulbe bringe Dem til ct
9oipital. 9bem 0r. Smitb er, eller
beiltet Soipital, ban agtebe at bringe
Dem til, tunbe be ingen OplDsning gipe
ON. Der bill blipe giOrt 6Oripg paa
at finoe oeofommenbe Or. Smith.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
I'll SSala.

gn 110 @cre 5orm meo 8pgnin9er,
co. gJtil gioro for 5uicbinion @Rqn bens
nenoe Bg til @jeren, @illa68 Slien,
Spr 292, SutcbinlDn, Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
SDpograf lDaes.

gn op9ti9 9ppp9raf fan, paa G'runo af
8prtreiie, faa 9foos. lloen 9obe gInbe-
falin9er fan bet life nptte at meloe fig.
Sfrip til % anife 8lair, gtebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

Omtap meb ct Stn bru b.
0enOer, 2lug. 6. pdsId9ere pda o5be
Rio 8rano limiteb" 6abbe en- I'M
teresfant ON enb fdrefulb OplepelIe
0aar, ioet 5pget 20 Wlil for Colorado
Springs puslercbe igennem en- Hettes
felge al Stpbruo og OperTOemmelfe.
0et ferite Stpbruo 9joroe ingen Staz
De; men n9ppe bar be tomne bel igenz
mem, fer De iad tommenbe efter fig
Stp6ruo gar. 2, Iom nGrmeoe fig meb
raienoe 6urtigbeo.
9erpar tun en- 5ing at gere, % bet
bar at orioe Wlditinen op til ben pber>
ite 6urtigbeb, mere eno SO 0lil / 8i>
men. Oct lptfeoes. Suit fom llpejz
ret naaeOe ben iibite 0ogn, aabneoe
Stperne Jig. Stremme df 8anb itbr=
tepe neO, og Stinnerne tlso reDne pp,
paa mango Steber.
gn Del af 5oget bleb sbeldgt af
8anbflooen Deo Hiberiton, 6por en-
8anObplge Is Sob bpi oberIfblebe %
peltebe TO Sobebogne, ingen blep
or9bt.
Staben af De fire Stpbruo 9uer=
fana Gountp bill lobe op til 5uIenoer
al Dollars. SernpeisIpor og 9roer
er Ifpllet bort. Der er life en- 8pgns
BRO til6age 1 lltesqasIet. Regnbue>
faIoet, ct at be imutfeite Steber Ulas
nitou, er en- 2aga Blot. 5 Sood
Springs Bart banner 2eOninssr at
gbeld9te observation-disclosures,
5emmer Sernbaneitiner, 5r9itdms
mer, 0. +. b. en- Stabel pua 80 5obs
6ejoe. SOer 100 9uie bleb flbttet fra
oeres 8runbpolb. Colorado Wlios
leno 2inien er helt sbeld9t / lite pass
Jet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
st @ifiusifib fllnoet | NOrsc.

9riItiana, 7oe Mugult. = st Wis
fingFfb er ubgraDet paa &drmeen. Oet
er 49 5ob langt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

8entebe. mems 8ruoen
botsebe til. Siour Gitp, Dug.
7. Gfter at hape pentet u gtur agz
tcDe en- tioligere 6anoclsd9ent SIC
Glpo9 / 2tftc5 Uliis Glarice 2inoen
5pr Il 9tar Iiben Iau ban Miis 2in>
ben, iom ba par ct Barn paa 10
Mar, ban ielO bar 30. 9an ipntes
FAC gobt ON benbe, at ban beitemte
iig til at oente, til bun 6lep potsen
og iad 9Qts benoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09
De tulinoe Gino.

@enfinber lin table
Spn. Ni6ita, aanias, Qtug. 6.
G9drles Gardener, Der for to aar
iiben iom tolpuarig 0reng bIep itiaas
len fra tit 9jem n9r peo QuincD,
Sa.. at to 2anbitrpgere, mpote
Dag peo en- rem 9arbelie i'm 5aber.
Gardeners 5orelbre er nemlig for
fort 3ib iioen flDttet til 4nboper,
adnias, og Der mpotes be to / poitz
buffet og gentenote hinanoen. 8ars
oener fortaler, at Rsoerne fprIt
tpang BAN til at gaa ub og tigge,
men ienere unoilap ban.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

st gammelt 9@ gtepar
bib m / 6 gbicago. Gbicaz
90, 9(ug. 7. 9llbeles og ube at Stano
til at tante eller Idmle fig og giort fors
Dirret af ben alOrig itiae be 2arm /
Gbicdgos ,,bonn topn" @aOer ban=
orebe ct gammelt 9Ggtepar omtrine
paa mda og faa | ben fore 9p, inb=
til en- politibetjent fit fat paa bem oq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

Ga % SA9A 5000 ~e~e
@n banI 80 dnb mbrbet.
5Or IA Qlar iiben reiite en- ung Manb,
gdloemar 9ejberg, elbIte Spn af
Smeoemeiter s., Iom MI bor / Q(qz
gers6orggdOe apbenbdpn, til Sps
meo ct banit Stib. 6an tom runbt
omtring paa 2angfart til mango
fjerne @gne, baabe &anab1, be Sore
nebe Slater og Snbamerifa, og ifreb
iGbnlig til i'm camille inbtil ban for
ct adr iioen opgaO Sgen og tog fat
Stiaing iom 5ormdnb for 5dbnearz
beioerne ben drgentinite gp 8d6ia
Blanca.
Yeretningen ON benne Q(ni9ttelfe
bar bet iibite. Der bsrtes fra bam;
5anilien bar meeet urolig, oa ban
plejeoe at itribe regelmesiig, man
engiteoes for at ban itulbe oeret buf=
fet uuoer for bet ufunbe &lima. Men
/ 5orgaars Tom Der Fl. -. .. o."
8reo fra 8enerdltonIuldtet Buez
nossApres til 6r. 6gjberg, at bans
Sgn bar 6lebet mnroet.
8rumaet bar forefalbet unber en-
Strife, iom bar uobrubt ben Z. 5ebr.
Den Oanite 9Gr6eiberformanb bar
tommet / Orbitrib meb en- Sponier,
betpdr blepet til Slagsmaal, og BAL
oemar 9gi6erg babbe gibet ben anben
en- 9ragt Prpgl ,iom BON ipor at bill
le h6pne.
!6per often lad Spanieren ct elIer
dnoet Steb paa Cur, ben %. 5ebr.
lntteoe5 bet bam at fpnme bag pda
i'm 5ienoe % jage BAN i'm lange Snip
/ &nggen. oeiberg fatbt ON og blep
bragt pdd 6oipitalet, hbor ban bsbe
beb Rionatstib. Drabsmanoen unbz
le6.
Il ulpftesttlfelbe. Gn 81
2(drs Dreng, Sen af peter Gbriz
itppherien Raeine bleo / 5reoags tprt
oDer at en- Motorcncle ube paa Suncz
ton Qtpe., ioet Hptteren, @m. Rearz
man, tom fdrenoe neo ab @aben /
flpoenbe 6art, 8rsngen fl araoes
benet braftet og fit tillige inboenbig
8eifdoigelIe 1dd QRqerne / 'Sgritnins
gen tDiDleoe ON bans 2ib. 0an bleb
fort bjem 4mbuidncez8oqnen.
Wlr Sc. SolIt ,0annepirtens" He=
bdtter, afrejier en- n9r 5remttb til
0anmdrt, 6oor ban efter 81 Mars
5rab9relIe bill afl9gge geipg bos
SlG9t og 0enner.
Slbebranb. s. SenIens 8aa=
nings6us, 2aoer og andre ub6uIe er
6rpnot pad bans 5drm 9 Wlil fra
Superior. 5dmilien fom beitaar af
Manb, 6uitru og tire fmaa Born, ,rebs
oeoe Jig oeres Nattl9Oer. Der bar
life 4sfurance paa nogen at 9pgnings
erne.
9rof s. Weftergaarb beb
6arparb llniperiitet, Der anIes for at
pore en- al 2anbets bpgtigIte SuriIter,
er inotraaot / Sagfprerfirmaet Rdpz
mono &, potter | Bolton.
10 r. Maurice Senfen, Ell
Sen af ben befjenbte Malermeiter paa
5reoerifsberg peb aiebenbapn S. R.
SEMEN, er eTter ct mangeaarigt Sps
6olo Der / 2anbet benne Sib / 8eIeg
t aebenbapn. 81. Senlen bar 2(aares
nes 2pb erbperpet Jig en- uom9rfet
Sitting og er nu 2eoer af en- al
WdIbingtons itore Srgel> og Pianos
fcbriter. 6un bar inblagt Jig abitilz
Zig 9eremmelIe beroper pg er meget
aniet ben banIfe &ploni.
&rtftidn so Wtortenen en-
bunlt Sarmer, lom bor 7 Mil SIt for
6arlun, Sa., gjorbe iforrige llge ei
5orleg pdd at begda SelOmorb peo al
! tage Morfin. Sans 5orebapenbe Bier
opbdget / 5ibe, og 29gen pumpeot
@iften uo df BAN. Suuinart ban pal
ubenfor Sarc, bleb ban bragt ii
SinbsIpseanItalten. 9dn bar grobel
til ben Mrs. q. Rait peb Surlan,io
gegpnbelien af DARTS Mdaneo I'M
Der ct Q(nfalb al SinDsipqoom br9b
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

ntptteGig aertigbeb.
Grootiton, Miinn., Ste Dug. = Mars
tin Olien, en- 2lrbejoer | en- Sabmplle
ber, bar lengere 5ib b9ret for
elitet ooteleier GarlIons 8dtter 9tnz
ma; men bet bar life lbtteoes bam at
binbe benoes 99rligbeb. 9un bar
tpertimoo ItDet ben 40saarige Mano,
iom 6aboe Orb for at p9re liot uns
berlig at Zig.
0a Sliens Sen9efammerat, peter
3. SlIen, tom inb forleoen often beb
11=5ioen, iagbe Martin til BAN, at
ban itulbe ffnnoe Jig at tomme Seng,
ba ban bar tret og pilbe ioOe. Den
unge OlIen gjOrbe, iom bet bleb ham
Tdgt, pg ban lda mart / ben bbbeite
Senn.
Gn 6alp Zine ienere bleb ban b9f=
fet beb ct lt9rtt Steb | Sioen af Wars
tins Qllbue. Wtartin fpntes ogIaa at
babe onbt for at tr9tte 8ejret. peter
troebe, at Martin bar Ipg og ifbnbte
zig neb efter oeres f9Iles 89rt, Garl>
ion. De fanOt Wartin baoet fit
eget glob. 8lobet feb fra gals og
6danbleb. Gn gdrbertnib bar falbt
fra Martins magtesleIe 5aanb.
2eserne Smith og Solt blep bur-
tig tiltalot. Wldrtin babbe pberitaas
ret Quftrsret, og ct Sslprer bleb fdt
neb Salien paa bdm. 29gerne tror,
at ban bil tomme fig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

Gn Millioners Suitru
bill bape Stilmis e. Bolton,
9(ug. 7. Wlaube Sunnefpea en-
Suitru til 0ouis Sunnetpea, en- af
Bottoms fine Waenb og en- Mangemils
lionar, Dor is9t Stilsmisie fra i'm
Manb, iom bun beifbloer for lltro>
ifab, @ruIombeb og Druttenitab. Mr.
6unnefpea, bemGrtes Der, er en- 2eber
| goitens melt etsfluiipe Selltabs=
frebs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

5ogtsberi. Gbicago, Qlug. 6.
st af De met forpoone 3ogreberier
bleb begaaet / 2lftes paa ct fra G9is
cd9o uogadenbe pdsiagertog oeb
Marcus, 81. Sets Nenb fit peo
6ialp at 6areiisnoler Soget til at
idgtne 5arten. De Iprang op, toang
beb Sialp af ReoolOerne SogFuntz
tipnprerne til at forbolbe Jig rolig
mems be lesneoe 2otomotipet og Gfss
prespognen pg tprte bem en- 5ieroingz
pei lGngere op pda Sporret. bbor De
oeb 6jalp af Opnamit ipr9ngte Gfsz
prespO9nen os iamtioig pengeitubet.
Iom inoe6olbt $4,000. til6erenbe u
ooms Gtspre5tompdgni. De bem99-
tigeoe fig pengene, renote 2otomoti=
bet enbnu en- Ulil lpngere bort, og
itpnote fig dfIteo meo gbttet. Gts=
presbub 9bl ffsb og 6rebte en- af
bem, oa be bar Serb meb at unbz
flippe, bborfor aompagniet bar be-
lsnnet BAN meo en- @dbe pnd $1,000.
Uldn er enonu life tommen pda
Spor efter Hsoerne, og funoe life
ioentiIicer ben brpbte. Ulen man
er at ben 5ormobning, at De er M /
5dget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-09

Gn 5amilie inbebren t.
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-06-20
LIFE ON THE STAGE.
The Length of the Average Thentri-
cal Career Is Rarely More
Than Ten Years.

A new crop of stage people is har-
vested in the United States every ten
years. Each decade marks the begin
ming of a new epoch in theatrical his
tory.
This fact, says the Chicago Tribune,
does not apply so aptly to stars and
stage people who dominate in the pro-
fession. for the life of these, SO far as
the public is concerned, is usually
somewhat longer. But with the rank
and file-those who never rise higher
than the level of minor roles - ten
years is about the limit of endurance.
After having served before the public
for that length of time without doing
anything sufficiently meritorious or
novel to attract unusual attention the
actor or actress, as a rule, passes away,
in so faras the profession is concerned,
and new crop is harvested among the
many anxious recruits on the waiting
list to fill the depleted ranks.
Men who deal in the talents of stage
people to the extent of reaping finan-
cial returns from their labors are bet
ter qualified to ''size up" the situation
than others, and their experience
teaches that few ordinary people of
! the theatrical profession remain long
er than ten years in rhe business. They
either achieve distinction-although
this is the exception rather than the
rule-or else drop into other lines after
/ having been convinced by experience
that the stage, so far as they are direct
ly concerned, offers practically no op
portunities for advancement. For this
reason the rank and file of the profes
sion is constantly changing. and the
popular idea "once an actor always al
actor" is easily disproved.
1t is the office of the theatrical agen'
the man who mediates between thu
stage people and managers-that pre-
sents the truest phase of stage life. II
this little clearing house, where talen
is the standard of consideration, th'
mask is removed, and everything goe
for Just what it is worth. BY reason o
this fact those who manage the affair."
of stage people are better able t,
Judge of the vagaries and allurement
of the profession than persons on tn
outside. and in their opinion ten year
is the average life of the person VIII
chooses the stage as profession.
This condition is more eviden
among speciality people than anon
those who adhere to the beaten path
of legitimate drama. The latter field
less exhausting, because it is les
original than the former, and change
from one line to another are more eas
lily brought about. The stock and trad
of men and women on the variety stag
is originality, and when this endow
ment has been exhausted the resource
of the person cease unless he has su,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-06-20

ness on both sides. The garrison re-
ceived the deputation in hospitabs
spirit; drinks even were EXCHANGED.
But both sides took up their posi-
tion with that infeXible and iron de-
termination which is another Amer
lean quality.
And then the confederates went
away; and soon after the order was
given that the fortress was TO be at
tackled, and that the first shot in the
fight was to be fired. Lightly, dare
say, these wild young fellows thought
of what they were about to do; for
if the men of the south had not
been reckless dare-devils they would
never have provoked this struggle
the end of which was as certain as
anything could have been in history.
that his hand should have the honor
as it was supposed-of firing the
first shot. Though he was so young
and so hot-headed, some good angel
whispered into his ear that this
might turn out to be one of those
acts of heavy and calamitous respon-
sibility that would haunt a mans
conscience. and perhaps blight his
| life forever afterward, and he
waived away the proffered honor
Another man too eagerly took ii up
cannot recall at this moment what
was this poor mans name. But il
will be easily remembered in Amer
lea. | understand that the awfu
fact did have those very results
which Roger Pryor foresaw in one
of those moments of prophetic fore
sight that sometimes come to men
The man who fired the first shot
was bound to become known to the
whole American world, and wa:
thereby target of attention, at
tack, pity. 1t weighed upon ant
overwhelmed him, and I believe HI
felt for a long time like a markec
and doomed man; an outcast and al
accused one. How it ended with hin
l do not recall, but l believe hi
death was tragic.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1902-06-20

ceeded in building up a reputation
which he can live on after he ceases to
be drawing card with the public.
The theatrical agent is brought
into touch with both sides of the shift
ing life of the stage. He meets an en-
thusiastic "raw recruit" one minute
and the next turns to face an actor
or actress who has outlived his or her
stage usefulness and is searching dill
gently for an engagement. The agents
life is, in fact, a better drama than the
average stage production. and he has
enough comedy thrown in to relieve
deal of comedy about theatrical ex-
change, and comedy goes.
The sole business of the theatrical
exchange is to supply attractions to
managers for every kind of show, and
as most speciality people are under con-
tract with one agent or another DUR
ing the season this is done with as
much system as prevails in well-regu-
lated banking institution. Whole pro-
grammes are made up by the agent
as manager is required to do but one
thing-sign n check covering the cost.
The price of complete performances
ranges from S1oo to s1.15O, not includ-
ing transportation expenses, which the
manager is required to pay.
Individual acts are naturally rated
according to the ability and popularity
of individual actors. Speciality people
draw much higher salaries than those
engaged in legitimate work, but, even
at that, they are admittedly underpaid
considering the character of some of
/ their acts. For instance, a woman will
stand against board and allow a
man to hem in her body with sharp
knives, thrown a distance of IS feet
for $50 a day Qist price,, and two
knocliabout comedians will beat and
batter themselves numerically fol-
sos a day Dist price,. This is sample
of the salaries paid to men and wome n
who appear on the variety stage, yet
the market is overstocked with them
all the time.