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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
GfsploiiOn en- SfOtgjsfabrif.
Sire totb9rt fdlber
am m en-, og m q nge SO e n
nefter br96es.

Sra groctton, UlasI. melbes, at
8gben / @aarMpr9es pluoielig oberz
falbt 80 eller flere Peri oner, ioet en-
0ampteoel ben p9lbige Stotejs>
fobrif, til6erenbe &c. 9. @rober &.
&c., etsplooereOe, og Subriftens fire
Stofberf falOt fammen. 400 Wlen>
neifer arbejbebe 5abritten, ba l1lpt=
fen itete.
paa 4. Stage, bbor 9(fpusningen
foreto9es, bar mango piger beif9fz
tigebe. De fleite af bisfe unbfom
gennem 8inbuerne.
9lqe gnens 2eger tiltalbtes, %
2lm6uldncer, ,bucts" og andre 8ez
forbringer toges 5jeneite for ct
Fringe be aarebe bjem eller til 6o=
ipitalet.
Den frpgtelige lllptte ifete, iuit
Iom ll9ens 9trbejbe bar begbnbt.
llOen 5orburiel bsrtes Der ct bel
rigt 0ren pg m9rfebes en- 8ibrering
uo ober gpen og foraaria9ebe en-
unoerli9 8eitprtelfe bos 8eboerne,
Iom ifenneoe, at noget alporligt bar
ifet. Store Starer 6aftebe til ltlptz
tesIteoet, 6por bnfelige Seener msbz
tie bem. @n al Qagerne beretter, ct
6bao ban Taa paa De iaarebe, bar i.
blanbt bet frpgteligfte ban bar meot
/ i'm prafIis 0e entelte Scener fdar
Ri fprbigda.
Gtsploiionen fulgtes al 9ranO, og
uagtet granbD9ienet og politet itrafs
bar arbeibs, brebte Slben. fig til
andre gpgninger / Nerbeben, Gf
6bilfe ialt 7 bleb Slbens aop.
@eorge Qtperp, iom itob tpers Oper
for Sabrifen, ba gtsploitonen ifete,
forteller:
9pgningen meb llnbtagelie af
5rontparten falbt ubab. 6aitenbe
inb ober Guinerne TT pi ii eller tolp
reOoebe, fpr gtpg og Jlummer brep
os bort. 6eben bar frbgtelig. Seq
traf en- abinbe ub, fom bar frbgtelig
,,cut UP"
gutbagten oplbier, at 0ampfeblen
toge5 9rug for fprite Sang Senz
oagMorgen efter at babe peret ubrugt
bele 0interen. Saa bibt ban bibite,
bar ben fulbtommen Stanb c9
9anb nof ben, bu ban 8l. 7.20
forlob 5abritten o9 operlob ben til
Sngenisr Go6tpell.
Wton bet life bar paa Siben, at
autoriteterne tpg fig uf pg fgrte
itrengt Silipn meb baabe Miner,
5abriffer og alIe Snbuitrier, bpor
Der er faa mango Menneifer 6eifefti>
gebel Det er frpgteligt, bpor mango
Mennefer fer omtommer dlene peb
GtsploIioner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
9nrOpatfin afifeOiset / llnaaOe.

anrOpatfin afifeOiset llnaaOe.
@eneral aurppattins 9tfits0iseIie
/ llnaaoe (Oet eneelIte Orb disgrace"
er noget Itertere) bar / De iibite faa
0ooe p9ret en- af 0agspresiens melt
fremragenbe Gmner. 9tt 8uropat=
fin baDOe begaret 2tflesning, og at
6ons Gfterfefger bar bal9t, bar bi
allerebe mebbelt. Wlen g3aren og
6ansarigsraab. oa be berte ON Rus
Iernes Sab peo 5isling (8ie pos),
oentebe life, til StorfDrit getoloiez
bit6 funbe nad inb til Man6uriet
pg ooertage 8ommunooen. men az
febi9ebe Itrafs ben ubeloige @enez
raj % betroebe iii Seneral 2ineDit1
at lebe ben oprepne 6Grs 5ilbdges
tc9.
9en 8ebreibelie, iom G3dren hor
aiort general 9uropatfin til Sen
ftanb for, bar oatt alminbeIig 9drme
ben ciDilicerebe 8eroen, og G3dren
meb bans 8rigsraab tritiieres meset
itrengt for benne Sanbling. 8i ifal
Der mebbele en- Rebattion8ubtalelie
af ,,NorlO 6eralo". Oct i1nes os,
Der er gob Wlening ben.
auropattins gbmp9eGis.
Stun meO ben ObbeIte 2lfIfb, blans
bet meo naturlig MoobbOeligbeO,
Ian gerben betrdtte G3arens Sanos
ling ooerfor 9uropattin.
.0isgroce"en, for at BRUCE ct
piat ltbtrbt, goar life. g5aren tan
faa ban til at gda. 9an tan enb Il.
tc faa ben til at guu guslunb.
Blot at oflBIe ben ubelbige Gene
raj bar en- anben Sag. 6pab mill.
tar RgOpenoig6e6 pau qlabien for
orebe, biz uDebfommenbe life beTdtte
Iig meb at ii9e. Wlen be er ub al
cper ct Mars aenbseernineer oberbes
bit ON, at bans Sntompetence, ON
ban er incompetent, life FABIAN gr9nz
ier op til Oddritdb eller moralit Sors
6rbbelie, at ben ifuloe fortiene en- be-
regnet gbmpgelIe.
9i tunbe finoe os / at ie BAN lioe
unber 2lutoritetens toloe og re
Ipefta6le Dom, men lite Iaalebes,
naar ban eeres. lom ban er Bic
psn gjort, til Offer for 8reoe o9
Rag. R9rperelIen al bisie 2io'nitas
fer uoueliggsr altio ems Dpmmes
trait, og Oeres 3ilipnefomit oct
rusIiite &rigsraao tan fun betrdgtes
Iom ct 5egn pad, at arigens Gsoel'e
tao ben rusiiife Sioe er ubIot for
at blibe p9rre | Stebet for beors.
gaaor bi anfsrer 9itlen, iom Ser
ben aiferebs bar gibst SDama, o3et
tnbenbe 2larbunbrebes gapoleon",
Iaa er 8aniteligbeben beb auropots
fins Sitting fom ben rusiiife 9ars
9ommanbsr ubtrntt. Og auropats
Tin opersrebe 5000 Mil fra 9jemmet,
mebens ben nb Gopoleon fob for 2es
oe(Ien af en- Qlrme, fom opergit On
tai, ON life ogfao / aDdfiiei, dfie De
5rcpper, Yom ben anmle giopoleon
noqen Sinbe fommanberebe, fdo bel
Iom ben ogIad bar ben rusIHfe Scr
numerilt oberleeen.
sSor alt, bpdb bi enbnu peb, Tan
3uropdtfin gobt bore ct milit9rt
Semi. 8i Itulbe snife at bere fra
Obama ungoaenbe bet Spsrgsmdol.
Oct er mulist, at 8uropotfins enes
fe Sell er, at ban life er foa fort Ell
mititert Semi fom bet itsrite milf
tore Sent, Der bar piit iig iiben Slas
act peb Woterloo ubfampebes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
eslblps / Sc,uarO, Nebr.

s Spnbaes 9lftes peb &l. 10 ubz
breb Der Slblps Oiers &c Dum<
bausbs ,bloct". Sloen blep fsrit
ilutfet efter en- boaro 8amp fra
8rdnbpeienets Sibe og efter at babe
oiort Stabe for en- tire 2uiinbe Dol
lars 09rb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Sangbog meS Melooier
for 8grn o9 lln9 b 0 m.

TOR 89rn % L ungb m.
Sdmling af to, tire o9 firitemmige
Sange for Manostor og blanbet &or.
3il grug for 9jemmet, Stolen, Sir
fen og Sangforenineer FAINT beb
ieItlige Qlnlebninger. 3illige meb en-
prattiit Sanglere. ubeipet af s. Sen
len. 205 Siber, pris $1.00.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE.
BLAIR, NEDR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21

oo nafe Gag bebber bet, at ben Ital
fortiette og toOe en- Dpit meb 2ogos
sylaabe og prsbe at tiltempe iisOpers
mdgten paa Sgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
Stillinsen giOr9e ipnes lpiere.
&tonprinsregenten pii er
fig rimelig.
8ignftierne 8isrn on 3
Snbl9 9g.

vt beme efter fglgenoe llotalels
ler al aronprinsregenten aoniuldt=
iagen ibnes 8anIfeli9beoerne inart
at matte funne flares. llotalelierne
er fremfomne en- 6enpenbelie fra
&ronprin8rigentn til Stortingets
Specielfomite, offentli9gjort Gbris
! Itidnid l. Marts.
Seq fgler bet iom en- Srang bis
| is aloorlige 0oge at aabne nit 6iers
tc for @oer, % ieg gpr bette nu tun
Ii Ggenltab af Norges Hegent. Seq
foritaar fulbt ub be 5sIelier, fom I
bisie 8dge gennemitrsmmer bet NOR
Iie Solt, o9 at 5 Tom SGbrelanbets
tro Senner / borbenbe gei1utninger
enc % alene bill fomme til at bdpe
Rorges 8ebite for Die. Wlen, bbaO
er Rorges, ia jeg flyer meb fdmme
Stprte, boab er begge Rigers geoite9
Seq betanter mig life ct 9iebfif paa
at befpdre bette Spsrgsmadl meb
bette Orb: 5orening.
&ongemagten bar ulorig Itillet iig
6inbrenbe 5ejen for, at g2or9e faar
| tit eget Soniulatb9len. Zen eneite
9etingelie for OpfplbelIen at bette
2nIfe er og maa oere, at 6or6olbct
til bet fa0es llubenrigsitbre orbnss
pdd en- for llnionen betrnegenoe
Mauoe, og otSagen, Der ungudr begge
aiger, life fan bite enbelig afgiort
fgr efter gebdnbling / Ooerensftem'
melie meo 5 5 gfigsatten. Sra nit
Stanbpuntt Iom be forenebe gai9ers
!Reoent fan jeg albrig 6anble dnbrez
lebes, enb bbab ieg unIer for at pare
gabnligt for ben beItaaenbe Union,
beb bbilten jeg finoer mig forpligtet
til at bolbe fait.
Sil en- 6or6anbfing pua @runo=
lag af 2igeItilletheb melIem Rigerns
erflerer ieg mig fulbt berebt til at
noe min Mebbirfning.
Seq amer bet for at bore min uafz
hiielige Yligt uabent at frem6oloe
fer Gber be Itore 5orer og ifabne=
Ibangre 5slger at, at bpert Soft gaar
i'm egen gej. 5orenebe ejer hi beg
en- biz Stbrfe og 8erettigeIfe be
europGiite Stutsforbunb, men dos
! ftilte - 6bormeget minbre pejer life
ba Rorges eGler Sbsrises Orb. Hsj
= mad bisfe Self, fom af felpe Na=
turen er 6enbiIt til at bolbe fammen.
rgiaa for Sremtiben esre bette.
ut 9. gisrnIon ogIda er af ben
Mening, at george bill faa fit e9et
aoniulotbeien, og llnionen bill be-
rares, Ttsnnes af fslgsnbe llbtdlelz
fer:
8 g2oroe er be u6enbigere &refter
pluoielig fommet ootnpdd. De bar
funbet fine 6erere. fom rbtter SOL
let bibere meb. Oct liberdle Spers
rig, fom bolber pad llnionen, be-
CLIMBER fslaelis at lfsnne. al bet beo>
fte unber bisIe Smit9nbigbeber er
at lobe 8ongen Ianftionere Rormens
benes aoniulatlob. Sad er Der It9ngt
for llnionens Splpsning, fdd er Der
oafad ft9ngt for ben pibere Srbning
of ltnionsforbolbet norIf 4ano;
tbi bd bar Soeniterne frembsIes
6adnb 6onfe.
Miblet, bi fOreilaar, er iom jeg
Iioit nabnte, at Oi gaar forbi alle be
politiife @enborbigbtber frem til
| Solicit | @alg. Gt enitemmigt Storz
thing faar Spar fra ct enitemmigt
5olt. Der fan ingen bejtibeligere,
fblbisere og Iterfere Opiigelie af
5Orenin9en tentes, = Iao BELT / Sis
bens gonb. Den bill bore uimobitaoe=
fig, faaIanbt oefaa Soeriges Soft
er oplpIt, frebfaIt og retltaffent.
| Den samle o5rebsben" iaa oltIoa
eerne llnionens Oplssnins; men
ifsnnsr at bet er beb at slippe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
eSapanerne apancerer fremOeles
noropaa.
aaiDuan er inotagst.
Glere at G3orens Minif tire
ttfraaber 5rebsflutnin9.

Der er life jult itore HeIultater at
melbe ON fra 8ri9situepldoien be
Iibite 3, 4 Ouge. Siben 3ieling
falbt Sopanernes 6enOer, er 30
get 10 itabigt gaaet norbpud. Rus@
ferne foran pud 5lugt og Sapanerne
bas efter eller paa Siben af Dem 1
ifarp 5orfplgelie. ROgen pioere
Mobftonb er Rusferne life | Stanb
til at bDbe ben forfslgenbe 5ienoe,
men beres 8uetrop forigger 10 at
iIoa fra iia fuu 9Oot ben tan.
5or ct 94ar Ooge tom Der ingen
Melbinger fra ben rusfite 6ar, og
man frngtebe bet perite ct. qeters=
borg. Oct puuItobes enoOg, at Sa@
panerne bdbbe taget 9onen 9eiios
belIe norb for ben rusIiite Stprte,
ioa bens 5orbinbeGie bar dfifadren,
oo bet Iao ub, Iom Der paann bar
5are for at bete ben rusiiite 9ar
funbe blipe pmringet og tdget til
S5ange eller BELT oprepet. 8e ieneits
Gfterretninger fbnes lite Ilet fdn
IfGbneIoan9re for Ruslan0, bog mevs
fe moi.
9i meboeler fefgenbe Telegram fra
ct. petersborg af 20 bs. - @ftsr
"a Simers fpGnbt 5orbentning, /
6tilfen ingen Tbbeber mobto9es fra
9sronten, beebnber @fterretnin9erne
at inblsbe raft, og be mebbeIer. at
ben rusffe 4rme ubfsrer fit 9ilbds
oetogsprogrom nor6pad | Retning of
6arbin.
UlelOinserne tiger. at Sdpanerne
forfslger oem, poa fine Stsber tun
en- Nlil bag eTter Rusierue. 0isie
ilos 2ejr ipb for 8aibuan 6rebag III
ten. 0erpaa fortIatte be 5lu9ten c9
beiatte 9Den, men oeres Opbolo oer
rar fun tort, paa 9runb af at Sas
panerne troppebs op imoo 9pen fort
antul, oa at blibe Der betsO tun III;
tert gleberlag og OOergiDelie of
8pen til Ulitaboens 3rOpper. Stse
bet, Der ligger ca. 20 Wiil norb fer
9ieling, er nu Sapanernes 8eiio'
belIe.
iSsr 9usIerne forIoo 9pen latte De
SIb paa Sernbaneitdtionen. aaipuan
foripnebe Sapanerne meO en- 0el5ors
pIsining. bbab Der tom bel tilpas, od
beres 5orplejninespoene lite baobs
funnel fslge meb 5ortroppen. Sns
gen olborlige 5r9fninger bar Jun
bet Steb be iibite Simer, men bet
fpnes, iom begge 2lrmerer forbereoer
Iig paa ct fort Slag, ndar be naar
til 6arbin.
Man antdger, at General 2ineDit6
pil hupe en- 100000 Ulanb it9rf 69r
til i'm DiIpo tiOn, naar ban tommer
Der Sapanerne pil oglda bare for
berebte pda, bpab maaite bill blipe bet
Iterits Slag unber strigen, bpis
Observation-Disclosures lite tommer /
Stanb for ben Sib.
5 ct Telegram af 10. bs. beretter
@ensral ain.Oitd til ct. peters>
borg om Sdmmeniteb meb Sdpas
nerne Sabanpun Ooien, og at be
befatte Satoman / gtoropeit fra 5ie'
ling II. DARTS.
Det BIZ gan7e naturligt tage enbnu
nogle Ooge, for man faar giebe paa,
6bOrban ausf:rnes 3ilbusetos eIlsr
Sapdnernes 5Orfslgelfe er lptfebes.
5rebsrbgterne 9aar bet omtrent
meb iom tibligere, at be buffer op
og after foriDinOer. Dog paaitaus
bet for beiiemt, at G3aren baabe fra
ben tbife aejfer - life at tale ON
israntrig = os fra bans egne Wiinis
fire bar fuast iterte OpfOrbrineer til
at optaee Observation-Disclosures
Msn G5oren bar bibtil beitemt bolbt
paa, at arisen ifdt fortf9ttes.
2iseIaa onsaaenbe RoiestpenItps
gFabre = fnart er ben tilbasefalbt,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21

g}ep gorf 6eralO al 10. Os. lepez
rer fplgenoe Telegram fra Srinibdb
zen al be peItinoiite 8er):
@fterretninger er naaet til Port
of Spain ON, at 9uoernpren al Bar
celona, 8ene3ueld, bar mootaget
Orbre fra preiioent Goitro ON itrdfs
at l9tte Jig 9eiiobelIe at 8ulminess
ne 8udntd Hdracudl / N9r6eben AZ
Barcelona, boilfe ben oene3uelunite
Regering / 1898 ubleieoe til ct itaz
lienIf SelItdb.
Canine Dag tog be bene5ueldnife
5ropper W1inerne 9elibbelIe meb
9oabenma9t trobs ben italienite 8e@
itnrers proteIf. 0etts Sfribt er tds
get rben Hetten Gordcules Dom.
Den itdlienIte 2egation er blepen unz
oerrettet ON bet forefdlone, og Baron
2(liotti, ben itdlienife Charge be Off
fairs, iises at babe neblagt proteTt
berimob.
Gaitro faar NOT inart meb fine
Oberm9nb at beitille.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-03-21
0pao CT Sanbbeo?

ct Snbleg | bore Da9es 8rOess
itrib. uf 5reberit Suneerfen. 22s
Siber, inbb. priien er nebiat fra
81 80 lii 9Oc.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11

Among the daughters of Utah who
have tempted fame and fortune behind
the fcotlights, the name of Miss
Blanche Kendall is already written
high upon the scroll of successful
achievement. Miss Kendall is the
daughter of Salt Lakes well known
dry goods merchant, Mr.. R. X. Thorn
as. The little lady has won many trib-
utes from the eastern press, because
OF the charm and grace of manner she
carried to the stage, utterly free from
affectation, since they are her natural
dowry in private as well as public life.
Miss Kendall is the Hope Brewer" of
the successful pastoral drama, "Eben
Holden" while the role gives her OBJ
portunites to display her own winsome
sweetness in the faithful coloring de-
manded by art If Miss Kendall were
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11

not have been more regardful of the
mans fullness than was Mr. Thomas
to meet the adipose requirements of
the actor 1t fits him not like glove,
but like a suit of London dyed-in-the.
wool.
The play is delightfully."- bright and
breezy. Probability does not enter
into it. The playwriter snapped his
fingers at what might, could, would
or should have been, and gave us
merely whimsical conditions. unfet-
tered with clumsy possibilities. There
is no attempt at literary SPARKLE no
incandecent epigrams, but, neverthe-
less, flood of pungent drollery
washes all puritanical starch from the
ears. Indeed, it is because the Earl is
such SILLY ass" that we find our
selves kicked into appreciation.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11
r r IL r II.

It is the dear, forgetless Lord Dun
drery, conjured back to the footlights
by a necromancy which plays upon
delighted memory. Mr. Lawrence
D'Orsay is in every way satisfying as
the unsuspecting Lord Cardington
His mannerism and colloquialism
would pass muster in a British com
pany directed by English peers. Hi
acting is effortless and convincing. The
actor plays in the role; the program
alone reveals the masquerade. 1t is
one of those rare instances where a
critic may seek for weakness and
discover only trivial faults.
Small wonder indeed, that D'Orsay
and his art received heated ovation
from New Workers all through swell
tering summer.
The supporting company is compe-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11
4O-PIECES 40

tent, though not without a few who
fail to settle into their parts.
Earnest Elton as wilkins" his
lordships valet, oozes with the oily
JUNCTION of the English man.servant
Miss Harriet Fordyce, the divorcee
plays spirited matrimonial game, as
if she knew every card in the deck
But, although naturally graceful in
manner and pleasing in enunciation,
her dramatic self-reliance frequently
runs to carelessness. She also knows
how to wear her gowns like the fash
ionable woman whose Fifth avenue
lies above Forty-second street. The
Aunt Jane" of Florence Robinson,
is a study in misdirected activity
one of those impulsive females whose
fuss and feathers is beyond the male
biped. Both as to mounting and cos
tunes, THE Earl of Pawtucket," with
it's Waldorf-Astoria atmosphere, is a
series of scenic splendor and dressy
smartness. The play will be given
again today and tonight. Assuming
that you have the price, | advise you
to go.
Among the big things coming to the
Salt Lake theatre is the Drury Lane
spectacular production, Mother
Goose''-the Tapping of the wings be-
ing already heard. This great scenic
production which took New Workers
by the eyes, is due here next month
1t was in this production, as Colin,
that our own Viola Pratt Gillette maue
combined hit in voice and tgure'
Sheridan's famous comedy, Inc ",
vals," with Joseph Jefferson, Jr, as
Sir Lucius O'Trigger," and william
Jefferson as Bob Acres" is also d
near attraction. The Jefferson Doys
are said to be supported by an excel,
lent cast, while the scenic mountiIs
and dressing of the play accurately
reflect the fashions of long ago.
~ ~
William Collier, whose quiet, easy
comedy methods are locally mucn Ilu az
preciated, will soon be here IN ~,
Dictator The comedy had a grea'
vogue at the Criterion theatre, MAJ
haitian, and incidentally raised tn
quotations on Richard Harding DAVIS
stock among New York audiences
~ ~ .so
About the middle OF Marcn iii
Salt Lake Symphony orchestra ,n w.a
make it's third concert appeal 20 The
Ever since the last appearances VI aherd
capable organization, Mr. oIepps,cal
has been rummaging in the clas', v,or
archives for a musical prosl""
1yon1lnnnn
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11

to gather all the flowers flung at her
feet by the critics, the ''Eben Holden"
company would have to carry it's own
conservatory. Here are few literary
rosebuds:
Grand Rapids Post-Pretty Blanche
Kendall, the heroine, wins and holds
the hearts of all.
The Peoria Star-The leading
woman, Blanche Kendall, is beautiful
and dainty little actress.
Cedar Rapids Republican-Miss
Blanche Kendall made a sweet and
charming Hope Brewer.
Hamilton News-She nicely dispels
the stage effect from her laugh and
speech.
The foregoing is enough to show
that much fragrant incense is being
burned as a tribute to Miss KendalIs
personality and art.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11
AMUSEM ENTS.

Salt Lake Theatre-Lawrance Dor
say in "The Earl Of Pawtucket," matt
nee today, performance tonight.
Grand Theatre-Held's band concert
tomorrow evening.
Utahna Theatre-Refined vaudeville.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11
Coming Attractions.

Salt Lake. Theatre-Ben Greet's
players in "Everyman," February
1918.
Grand Theatre-Ward and Wade's
Minstrels, February 1915.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-02-11

At one time Augustus Thomas
threatened to dramatic the states of
the Union. He upset his inkstand
over the map and gave us Alabama,
Missouri, Arizona and Colorado. Just
as things looked propitious for Texas
and Utah, Mr.. Thomas changed his
geography and began the writ
ing of other things. The cor
ridors of the Waldorf-Astoria
looked good" and now we
are given hyphenated hotel as scenic
atmosphere for his delightful aristo'
crat, "The Earl of Pawtucket." AS
comedy it approaches the classical. Alb
solutely free from coarseness, there is
an appeal to ones finer appreciation OF
humor. No attempt is made at horse
play. The stables of the Waldorf-As-
toria are securely locked, and, though
the animals may occasionally be heard
kicking in the background, they are
never trotted out before the footlights.
Herein Mr.. Thomas differs from most
other playwriters of the day. Now and
then he lets the audience hear the
Whitney of the horse, but the horse
itself is securely tied at distant hitch
ing-post "The Earl of Pawtucket'
contains nothing new in plot; the same
theme, under various guises, we have
seen since the rocking of our cradles
But in his treatment Of thread-bare
problem, Mr.. Thomas introduces the
genius of solution. The play concerns
the doings of an English Earl under
an assumed name, who comes to New
York in search of adventure, quite be-
yond his original estimate, as the de-
velopment shows. He becomes hope
lessly involved, meets the wife of the
friend whose name he has assumed
becomes the victim of hundred COM
plications and has the time of his life
in attempting to conceal his English
origin with Yankee idioms.. His verbal
martyrdom to the peculiarites of our
blessed language is one of the richest
things ever heard in attempted con
versation. Mr.. Thomas made the play
to order for Lawrance D'Orsay. The
Englishman's Piccadilly tailor could
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09

gone back TO their positions. The
crucial moment comes when the back
stop is about TO throw the ball to the
pitcher. AS he raises his arm Demont
starts, and nine times out of ten the
ball goes to center field.
The two inhelders are unprepared,
Willie the suddenness of the move dis
concerts the catcher so that his throw
is liable TO be off even If someone
happens to cover the bag.
DemOnt first used the play in the
Southern League, when he was man
aging the Atlanta club. He stole "a
bases, and nearly every one was made
by the sneak" steal. This year he has
been more successful,
But George Moriarity, Toledos 3rd
base man, has used the steal with bet
ter effect than Demont. MOriarity
leads the American Association with
"a stolen sacks, while last season the
best he could do was to purloin eight
The same with Clingman; 10 pliers
was his 1904 record; this year ne has
committed % base ball larcenies.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-09
IN KANSAS COLOSSAL ENTERPRISE
SCIENTIFIC METHODS REPLACE TIME
GAIN IN
WORLDS LARGEST CREAMERY.

cream and butter. 1t has 500 cream re-
ceiying stations. Its patrons number
10000 Kansas farmers, who receive
an aggregate of S25O,0O0 per month,
although as individuals, few keep
more than a half dozen COWS. Farm
ers are pleased with the system, and
are gradually increasing their milk
production. They find the semi
monthly check convenient to have,
especially during dull seasons.
In the factory everything is done
accurately. An expert examines each
can OF cream as it comes in, grades
it into first and second class, or re-
jects it entirely. From the receiving
vat the cream goes to the Pasteurizer
where it is heated to 1S0 degrees,
then cooled to 20 degrees for ripen,
ing.
Ripening is important. In controls
the flavor of the butter. Flavor is
caused by bacteria, and a starter con
tanning bacteria that give a desirable
flavor is added to the cream at the
beginning of the ripening period.
A record is kept at every step in
the OperatiOn-the hour the cream is
received. the amount of butter fat 1t
contains, its acidity and grade. Dur
ing the ripening process frequent
chemical tests are made tor acidity
and when sour enough it is cooled
to the proper temperature and churn
ed. These records are all handed to
the butter maker. and he knows just
how much and what kind of butter he
will get; also how much salt and color
to add.
The buttermilk is drawn off and
the casen extracted, dried and sold
to paper manufacturers, to be used
as a sizing material. The butter is
cooled down, printed, wrapped in
sealed packages by neatly dressed
girls, and placed in storage to await
shipment.