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Ruskin says: Strange and miserably
modest enough to doubt their powers
and pause at the threshold of sciences
where every step Is demonstrable and
sure, they will plunge headlong and
into the vital questions Of the world
before which the greatest men tremble."
Physicians say it is dangerous to al
low people access to medical books un-
less the reader is to make a thorough
study of the subject, and there are
many who, although they may be firm
believers i'm the philosophy of Ibsen,
for example, will doubt the wisdom of
placing mis- ideas on the stage where
all are free to attend and interpret, no
matter how immature and unready
they may be, and where false ideas of
his broad philosophy are spread broad
cast.
1t is not uncommon now to hear
young women talk glibly of freedom
for women" or of marriage for a sea-
son." or something of the sort in a
weird effort at being broad and liber-
al minded" without knowing, of course,
the depth of the philosophy of which
they have only caught perverted
phrases. This may do no harm but it
gives some people shock, just as
does the sight of child playing with
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the part. / think 1 had to go person.
ALLY to solicit the engagement of pretty
nearly every man, woman and child in
that play
At last the cast was complete, but
STANCE had not yet finished the dra-
matiZation. We would rehearse one
act while he was writing the next, and
the last act reached Chicago just three
nights before the opening, which had
to be postponed. Whitney was most
sanguine of the success of the piece
but DR.. Muir was rather doubtful.
Finally all was ready and we opened
III December at McVicker's.
There is not much more to tell,
When we had been running two days
an extra box Office had to be opened
20 accommodate the crowds. Never has
any play caught on so instantaneously
i'm the history of the American stage,
The book was well known, of course,
but it must be acknowledged that it
was simply the strength of the piece
which carried it through. We played
eleven weeks instead of the four orgi-
nally announced
After the third night of the run, Ha-
worth broke down from nervous eX-
haustion. and | took his place for three
weeks. Afterward l played Petronius
as well, and later i'm the season, in New
York, l took the part of Vinicius again,
afterward touring the east in the role.
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the personal direction of Miss Franc
Merchante. The choruses in this opera
are of especial interest. consisting of
nearly $50 children's voices and an
adult presentation by ninety voices
Taken all in ALL this is one of the
largest productions of the kind Los
Angeles has ever known, and many of
the most prominent society people of
the city are taking part. The partlci-
pants have been in active training for
more than six weeks, and under the
efficient management of Miss Mer-
chante have reached a degree of per-
fection which insures success. 1.-The
Princess Phosa" is in three acts, with
the following east: Marian Badger is
Mrs. Charles Henley Mrs. Henley is
sister-in-law of Homer Henley and
leader of the flower maidens in Par
sifal'; the queen is Mrs. Florence
Dickinson; Amina is Miss Effie Ingallo,
who appeared at the Orpheum last year
and was most favorably received; Be-
pita is Miss Marian Bisbee of Dobin-
who is the author of several successful
songs; Pautihlando will be personated
by Evan Baldwin; Pierrot by Harry
Wood. who is we'll known in musical
circles in this city; Horribillis is taken
by Mr. De Ford, whose rich bass voice
has already rendered him favorite
Daedalus is personated by Clyde C.
Hurley. The play is given by the la
dies Of the Poinsettia circle, the pro-
ceeds to be used in their benevolent
work. Both the production and its OBJ
ject are worthy of patronage
MASON OPERA HOUSE advance
AnnouncemenD. One of the big theat-
rical happenings Of the year will be
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with vital affairs and while they are
stepping from peak to peak there Will
be some lost in the depths while at
tempting to follow them. All great
ideas are dangerous and the proverb
concerning "a little knowledge" will
always be true.
AS subjects for popular debates such
questions as "the damnation of in
fants," while ridiculous, were perfectly
safe, and 1t mattered not how the de-
baters settled" them. But philosophy,
which concerns the most sacred insu-
tutions of our life, is liable to prove
harmful in the hands Of the pseudo
erudte and superficial reasoner.
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Coming Attractions

MASON OPERA HOUSE advance
AnnouncemenD. "The Princess Phosa, ="
a comic opera, is to be given at the
Mason opera house on the evenings of
Thursday and Friday, May and 8.
This fairy extravaganza is under the
auspices of the Poinsettia lodge. Wo-
men OF Woodcraft, aud is staged under
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Staging "Ouo Kadis"

BY RICHARD BUTLER
[NOTE-Mr Buhler. who was closely
Identified with original production of
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The Weeks BiIIs

BELAsCO-"The Private Secretary"
BURBANK" White Tigress.'
GRAND--"Quo Nndis."
ORPHEU UM--Naudevllle.
CHUTES-Zoo. Band Concert.
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FISHERS - advance Announce
menD. Tomorrow evening Fishers
Vaudeville theater on First between
Main and Spring, will open with a
strong vaudeville bill and several new
and surprising features. The bill will
include comedy, burlesque, vaudeville
and a beauty chorus. The entertain
ment will conclude with a hilarious
burletta entitled "A Merry Whirl' in
which a score or more of pretty girls
will appear. Lille Switzerland, who
made such a hit with Kolb & Dill in
Australia, has been engaged for SOU
brette. New moving pictures will also
be a feature.
CHUTES PARK - (Advance An
nouncemenD. At Chutes park this af-
ternoon the Donatell band will attempt
even greater things than last Sunday
The director has been preparing dur
ing the week an extensive excerpt
from Wagners "Parsifal," which is
most complete. The motives include
the celebrated Procession of the Holy
Grail" the dominant note of the great
music drama. Among other heavy
numbers to be played under Donatellis
direction are fantasia from PuccinPs
"Manon Lescaut," the overture to will
liam Tell" and difficult clarinet solo
by Sig. Fannlni. Prof. C. w. Fait, a
hypnotist and psychic of international
oelebraty will open series of demon
strations at Chutes theater today, psr-
ing the week the band will give after
noon and evening concerts of classical
and popular music
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MASON OPERA HOUSE (Advanee
AnnouncemenD. One of the big theat-
rical happenings Of the year viii be
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AUCTION SALES

OS~~>$>S~S~~~>><S~N~~S~
ENTIRE STOCK OF The NORTH STAR
Housefurnishing Co., st. Paul, at auction;
inventory value over $4,000. >
By order of the North Star Housefurnish-
ing Co.. (who are going out OF business) I
will sell at auction at their store. No. 434
and 436 Wabasha st. St.. Paul. Mimi, COM
menctng tomorrow. 10 am. the whole of
their valuable stock in trade Of high-class
up-to-date furniture Of every description; i'm
mense stock of rugs carpets, draperies,
linoleums, heating stoves ranges china glass;
silverware and other lines that 60 to make
up the complete stock of large housefur-
nishing concern, now contained i'll the above
hye-story building; inventory value over
100000; I have contracted with the above
firm to dis.ose Of this immense stock in
limited short space of time and to facilitate
this end I have arranged that intending buy
ers shall have, access to all floors for the
purpose Of making selections which May be
included in the next following sale; notwith-
standing the magnitude and high order OF
this stock my instructions are, pre-emptor;
reserve, no matter what the sacrifice;
happening es 1t does at this season Of
the year I have never known a more favor
able opportunity to secure desirable and useful
things for Christmas; special Minneapolis de-
1iveries will be made every other day; sale
will commence Monday next. Dec. 4 at 10
am. and 2 pm. sharp and will continue
following days at same hours until every article
has Leen disposed Of All goods will be sold
from the rain floor. where seats will be
provided Further particulars may be had at
my office. No. 9 9Th st S.
pul>orf pn1yn Auofinnnnr
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DYEING AND CLEANING

SEND THEM TO us
II you want to have your garments and house.
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which are the verv lowest, while our work is
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MOVING


Cut freight rates on household goods to Chi
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and tributary points. The only concern in the
northwest doing enough business in this line
to afford prompt and reliable service or In
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Don't experiment with doubtful propositions
but bring your business to the concern which
can handle it properly. The Boyd Transfer &
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The Boyd Transfer g. Storage Co. has I'M
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st. Main office, 46 s Sd st. Both phones.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
q Co. has best facilities Tor handling and stor.
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CAMERoN's TRANSFER AND STORAGE; Ex-
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FLOUR CITY TRANSFER AND sToRAGE-
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4 YOUNG MAN DESIRES A POSITION
at once in Minneapolis. Has had a
general business experience; large
Acquaintance in city. Can handle
sales or office position. Will be
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Journal.
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o % o o
MEN AND BOYS WANTED TO LEARN {
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
cI.EANINc. RUG MFG

PARTICULAR PEOPLE, SEND YOUR 0AA-
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CURRIERS'

FURRIERS
f6R RfIobEIfNd, REP1mMG And AZ
dyeiny one month at summer price s. d.
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ALL KINDS OF FURs Ar REASONABLE
Mrs Rohann, furrier, 1904 Nicollet Nv.
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CLAIRvOYANTs

go
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

RATE UNDER THIS CHARACTERIZATION, 10 a
word; no ad less than loo daily; 20 words or
less. one week. zoe.
POSITION. LEASE on 70
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HELP WANTED-MALE

MANAGER WANTED-EVERY SECTION TO
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PIANOS fNEw AND 1,sEn n.ReArNs

PIANOS (NEw AND USED BARGAINS.
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Gabler Observation-Disclosures. 95
VoSe & Sons. 1855
Wesley l65
Vose & Sons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, $50
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Everett Observation-Disclosures. 30
Fischer 100000. ............. 1855
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Steinway ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 135
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WE NEED BOOKKEEPERS,
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:
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GOLD COIN sELF-FEEDER, SIS; REGAL Pc
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THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE BRAHs HAIR
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HELP WANTED-MALE
Continued

WANTED-LoCAL MEN IN EVERY TOWN IN
the United States to distribute advertising
matter; canvassing; permanent So daily.
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Hamilton piano; must sell, make Offer Gail
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building.
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CANvAsSERs FOR ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS
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w Bird ST. st. Paul.
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TO Observation-Disclosures.
ONE OR ONE HUNDRED PACKAGES or
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Prescribed by physicians. Jorris 4o4 Mndlsy
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YOUNG MEN WANTED FOR THE NAVY.
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Observation-Disclosures IN ANY LINE TO
sell ger eral stores In Minnesota: an unex-
Celled proposition; commissions and $50 weekly
for expenses. The Continental Jewery Co..
Cleveland Ohio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
NcMtide sparbonf pon WnltimOrc.
Gntau- Spar6anf uOn Baltimore,

eaO,ueitGdc @utu,u, unO SnGctte Ctr.
(3ncorpprtrt 1870
~. Wiir6 1905.
Bic reautdren iGbrlimcn Siuicn 5nr Mate unn
3 Yro6eRt, fiir Die Scpoitoren am 1. Npril 1905
ingiG, iucrbcn an bicicm GAGE unt ben Greoit
eiIeS icben GontoS gcitcut wcrocit mo 5ur Gtr'
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bent Sritteu Mluntag, II. @prtl. bcrcit mo, lpcnn
Mot ec5opeIl, 6lr %Cr5iniuHg bonn !. gpriI an
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gaHf tC5ablt.
Nubcrt =. Srotun,
(lfdrS2Ttg}D 4rditocni.
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FrOOiocnt SauingS-Snn BON Snlti.

Sic balbidbrlinen 3iuicu sur 0ntc uuu brci
bret 8ruSent, innin Gni |. 9prtI 1905, lperocu
an olelei1 Datum uui Credit cIntS icoct Gpntos
GinIugebiit3cul bcr Scpoliipren bel Gjnrctc6unN
o%etlclbcn ciligctruqcu lucrocl.
Stanto= nGto Staot= Steucrlt lucrocn bon ocr
gdnf bc6ablt.
GliiBG $. Eertils,
(S0-102) RruitoCHt.
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gbaS. 8. 8tIItnes,
246 1efts17. @trnbe.
Serbittet Sipbtberia /!

u abtua b 6 o., RetusOortl SO babe meIne
ainoer geecn 9ipbibsria nn6 G9nrIahsS icbsr
geI6iibt inbem i'd ibneu Sbre D1e6i8in aeuebtu
babe.
Sbre 5u 9nnf berpFIi6tete
mrs. 3. q. @tttenbouTe.
1919 Bdrfsgtbenue, Muscatine, Soipa.
IS eiebt yti6ts In Der gBeIt, oas S9meraea
unteroriden ODER benz Sorif6riit bon aranfbei.
ten 70 i6neu ginbdIt eebieten tpiro, ais U 10.
IN aD 8 Heabb 8eItet. IS furtrt unb bers
bGtet SulteH, GrfdItuneen, ipunoen Gals, Sn.
~fIuen5n, Bneunouia, Sibenmatisntus. ReuraIeia.
Gopff6ner8, 8~abnf6mer5, sttbma, %utbsmnotb.
IS furirt ieoen G9msrB, ieoe B%erftau6una ober
6ueti6ung an ganSen menIhIi9en a6rper.
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aurncpoI lit goriS.

BuriS, 81. MGr3. - Ger Mitt.
initen . aornepol miro iiberaQ IN Der
Stnot geieiert. Gic 9oltleporoS po.
rem IcBtc Wadt oidt geiiiat ponDtcr,
ihenmoiier, Ole Den Wonitre . 9or.
nepolS3ug, in Dem oie a~arnenalsf6.
niginnen bon Mnilono, iolpie 1iirit
nn0 S~noioncr nit ,Goip6oDS" elmer
@iloipeIt Grippe Die Saltptiigltrcn
bil0etcn.
Mi ieinem neuen 80 It II.
EariS. 81. Wdr3. - Hobert Q.
McGorunid, ser neitc alnerifoniid,e
9otidoftcr on 6rorfreif. fam beilte
nit iciner @attin bon Betersbltrg,
ieincm friiberen Eoiten. bier on. ltflo
iticg cinitpeilen int oSotcl His" o6.
General Yorter, ser bisberige atneri-
tontihe gotihofter, miro crit am /.
WfQi BON bier dbreileft.
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@nnOer6are Salie bei aRbma.

~. Sartinr 1904.
9erren Or D 10 I'D & & o., 65 elm. etrabe,
NeiusOorfsGitD.
Beribe Serrcnl Gcit Sabren babe in an
stftbHa unb grouGitts geIitteu. Dor ciner @o6s
faufte i'd cine Siaf6e bon gabipap'S geaop Re
lief nio babe ieoen sbenh Dor benz S6Infeip
sebcu eineH 1beeI6ffeI bon In aafIer
Die 2inoerutg. bic Id benefit babe, III iuuuoet.
bar. gtufs gBdrmfte entpfebIe i'd n. Or. u.
g6iungSboH
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Af6ma,


9te foIten, Our6oringenoen 8ir.
ter.Stiirme ipirfen 10 bernidteno ouf
oa8 meni6lide 2eben Gin, als irgeno
cine Der idrefIi9en eptoemif6en
9rant5eitcn, Oeren critics gri6eiten
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8ropiten S6reden einiagt. ga fol.
ties @ctter i'm 8inter unoermetoIih
lit, 10 nerlriadt es ipenig ltnrlbe, OBJ.
lpobl oie i6Goliden Ginf(iifie uuf Die
8cirnobcit Der @ripd6ienen i6lim.
tler iin0, ais oieienigen Der beibeIten
Soiion oes SobreS. 9enft na6 ii6er
Die bicIen EooeSfGae, Die Ii6 tGaIid
ereigncn BET 2ellten bon robuIter
Contribution, Die 9eraoesu get0otet
tuer0en bon Der SelIhe, 8neumonio,
ttocn iic Iih einem eiIigen Strrm
ollSleben. gS lit ipoblbefannt, bob
Sltn9cncnt5iinounn &,oniiIitis, tplltl.
Der Sails, Gnt5iinoung Der 2uftr6b.
rem, MogensG nt5iinoung, @nt5iin.
Dung Ocr Sltnqcn II. /. No., iCbr gef1br.
lidc &%ronfbeiten Iino, uno Inn ous
Seben zines Yotienten 5t retten, 1T
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lelbctt in ben eriten Stooien @in6aIt
3l gc6icten, oo Iie in ben ipGteren
Stooiea scr @eihidIibfeit Der tii1.
tighten gcr5te Ipotten, nGbreno tie In
brent IufangS Stooium prompt
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Lief fllrirt per6etr. Sn ieoer Santilic
io0te oieie uni6Gtbore ipe5ifii6e Me.
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ring, uro man Part 5pon3igfod oen
9etra0 on 9ottor. mo ~gtpotbefer.
HcdJmun9en.
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Die WarDlcuO SauinGa -Gcne TON
Baltimore.
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Baltimore. Den 2S. Atiyi 1905.
lie idlrlihcu 3iHicn 5ur Mate mn orci BRO
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1903 tHr bic TcpUiturcu iaiitg iiuo, mcrhcn al
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uuo nab Dem j, Npril 1905 In ben Scpuiitorcns
Witbern et1actruAen. 9Senr ni0t qc5ogen, lpers
Den o~telelben 8u 3iuicH b~crccDtlat ieiu.
Stantes NIB Stnbts SteucrH mcroCu MN ncr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-01
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hnnoert be9aliptcten oub tthttltt bns erobe
EeberfJtegulttnltgsDfiitel oer Ml3nde pm ct.
Ftnen befntni III, ein pirIIihee uniueridls9eit
ntittel, 70 iueit ais utuelib, mar. Gie erinnlien
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gitoednria iette ie In Gfuno. elmer aroben
Nlt5nbi boft geioen bel oeren gieainn e%ntgegeu
IL fptrien,. iiioeri iie bic peber sueril ipicoer III
1tottuIig brahten. (StEeSa,S&S)