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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1906-05-24
COSTUME
PIECE
No. 2 of the Series

copyright, 1899. by Charles Scibner's Sons.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
New Homes i'm the West.

Over a million acres of Land will be
thrown open to settlement on the sho-
shone Indian Reservation Aug. ID, 1906.
The lands are reached by the diree
route of the Chicago L North Western
R'y from Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Omaha. and other points in the Mis-
sissippi Valley. send &c in stamps for
pamphlets. maps and full particulars
to ". B. kniskern, z. I. NJ, {. Il y.
W. R'y Co, Chicago.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

Dor Sanitor 9arisn er after pad
I'm 9loos, og BET er pit aQe ! 9u
ist alaO peo. gn SanitOr er en-
riatis qerion / en- iaaodn 5orrtlz
Ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Gcoar 5aasSa.

5 sen iioite 5io bar bet oarti
me9et parmt Der. d oi bar bait
uleget itertt 5oroenoejr Der Ct Bar
|8an9e. 6orri9e u9e Jog 9pnet
neo % antanote 70 tore Stalobp1s
'ninasr, ION n~eobrpnote. @runost
.paa DIT oarms 9ejr / 5or6in0eiie
meo aeJnen. fom ri bar fact.
faar 0&ajien uomartet go6t ber=
omfrin9. 6aore % gp9 sr ogiaa
aoot. oest sr oerimoo liot tpnot
De ileite S.eotr.
6orrigs qproag Bier Dor qrat.
Yaitor Qprop, ooerraitet oeo, a
Ulenig5eotn tom % Forare0e BAR
en- goo oeit meo seletsi.
So5n qeterien, en 9orna
goitmeIier % llrmager. bar afla3t
en- ugss @iiit Der / gpeu og I'm
Ie5nen % bsIagt Slrgtninge %
9enner. Eat for geiegei, tom i9en
IN anoen @ang.
- Carer ID. Wlaoieu NED 6uiira
% gabn fra ST 6orn er li5elsoss
! 9eisg Der ! oem1e 5io-
: Cnsoa9s Qftes bleo oet
|df6olot en- file set At Ra3aret6
glenigbeo. 6oor SndtagteH gil I'll
5proel for ben oauife Religions-
ifole. qaitor Qprop tatte oeo oeunc
9eiligbso DIN 8etponingeu At At
|6ol0e Sanit Stole, og ON Re0oeR-
oig6soen At At oplers oore gsrn
/ Religionen. Otter Iuleu @isroers.
aes See Cream os aafe. 3et re9ns-
De li8e far 5eitligbe6eH tube be.
g1noe. Taa Der par life idd itor
en- 5ifilutning. Iom oeuHs goSe Saq
Ifortjentr.
pdd Senoug, b. 5. QnguIt
IbfiOer Der @u6stjentife 1 aa3aretf
Strife ST. 101a; Der 6lioer tini5.
Qltergang Sen 8ag, 6uortit Strif.
temdalet begnnoer 81. 10. On 81.
iermi66agen 81. 3 bli0sr Der Una.
oomsms6e. qfterguosijeneiten 81
9nnoer 81. 7.45.
5obo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

ino tommer en- for en- MenigbeOsz
folt o 9enner til ouiet er fut0t.
Saa bliper Def i9en pSee cream" CO
sage. @rdtulationer. en- file 9ptz
sn~itninsstale, aorIana og en- pengez
gaze, ioh ie5 10 ia tatte0e for
paa min maaoe % enonu tanter
paa NED inoerlig @laoe % 5dtz
nemli96eo.
- gn0nu en- ofurprice" iams
me ll9e, ioet Sulius S%ergenien
tommer ino bos mig 5orsoag III
ten % bar en- file 5orrening ban
lbiloe baoe uoferti tbi Misi 81
tbrine 6anien % ban tube bole
9rplup 9prod9 aften. De baoos
Ip9iaa 9rnaup, ct iaa itpnt %
6bggeli5 file 9rnaup. iom, mso
5iQaoelie, nogen bebpoer at bar.
Dc began fig iumme often pad sn
life Eur til Minneapolis. bpor Mr.
S,er9enien bar to gre0re; asss
gopGl bliber 500, Buchanan Cir.
6erren gioe Sem me9en Qaaoe og
9eIignelie paa oeres 9iosoei. Def
par 10 meget paa cen lt9e / en- file
Iareos, Iam menigbe0stre0ien /
.9es Moines. Seq mente its itulN
fripe liot ON set. ollie ot Omoets.
finger Der mp6er os pda bort Gins
9ei, er 10 me6 til At oanne oort
oierter % ffuloe oanne Sem I'll
~ifsnnere 9olig og 9arfiteo foy
@uos qan6. .Sorria % glaoe oe
0anore til 6obe. entte og llIr4fe"
ION oi falosr Set BE 9an3e pan
Ra6". Del tube Be o9iaa, SET y
6trren Sfolc. % Set tiener til Dor
5reo At f9re / sen.
aerlig 6ilien fra SUBS Meni3s
6e6 / 9ts Mloines til n9anferen"
Qaiere.
Goers 6engione gro0er
q. z. 9ielfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
GorreipOnOance
alberta.

0m nogen pioe pil 9eiteo.
6oorIeoes Paa port u6omeiteao"
6eroppe 5ioen gaar;
6porleoes melem Stoo % ardt
I9i 6er paa 6agtrnt ta'er fat
IN paa Def fierce 4ar?
Ser bpgges ftaoig me oiem,
9us efter ous MI litter frem
sSmeaem Stopens 5raer.
vt bpgge 6uie er en- 6rpO,
De blioe Ifal port 9ano en- prpo,
.Raar @uo tilbeoes ser.
g "a
) gng og Moie og / aar
Nan graoer @rpfter Der og Ser.
% le0er @anoet bort.
Saa better man oct lange 9ras,
% brin9er Oct / Stat og 5as,
Mems 0agen ipnes tort.
ser er ct soot o8 fru9t6art Gam.
9ets Rigoom ieg beftripe tan
MI, ION BET fpr er iagt:
Scr Stooen noer On o9 Ga.
oer aoen gaar / @ras til ana =
5aa 9oot og bel oeo Mlagt.
% Seoen frooig Itaar Og ftari.
ut Bette er 10 6errens Bert.
8egn og 9arme gao.
oan er Dor EilfIugt og por 5rsit.
9i beoer SUB: 0eIiign Dor 6eit,
0g It'll ou Sielens ardol
Den glemte jeg Ben 8lomtsrfor,
Der potter paa 9lbertas Soro.
Sea MATTE o9re blind.
5%orlangit er Rofen iprunqen us.
Seg fer paa Den, Og taffer Sub
q}e0 @le6e / nit Sino.
5. g. @un6efen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
100 Harvest Hands Wantet
in Minnesota and Dakota
along the 500 Line

To harvest the greatest crop ever raised
in the West. Thousand of men must
be had AT ONCE. Wages range from
s1.75 to $500 per day WITH BOARD.
The rate to the fields from St. Paul and
Minneapolis average $3.50. Tickets on
Sale DAILY August LIST to 3lst 1906
inclusive.
Ask the nearest 500 LINE repre-
tatiye or write,
". X. CALLAWAY,
General Passenger Agent
Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03

4oa ben iorenebe Riltss eernebien /
@aupaea snifes eli troenbe 5amilis. belit
meo tun Ct Bar Barn. I'll al %iureitaa 0lsn-
met. 6or nnrmere G%plpsnins henuenoer
man Iia, meb a%nbefolins ira III 8rrii. til
ell al uaoerts9neoe:
gnftor Y. 5obnion. 0dIpoea, 0is.
Eaftor J. Soe. 4eenab, 0is.
Yaitor 9reOe 3obanieu, anoubon. "a.
Mr. 9sm. aOttsnbOre. 9lt ootn, ga.
Wr. 3atpb 0nnien, leenob, isis.
garnehiemsbeiinrelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Oooe

Se, iOm enifcr OF laane Yenge no
til ) rarr 6 Yrotent, beors benpenee
iig til Yanl YeterieH, Blair, Nebr.
aapital % Rtnter g%aranteret. Sub
itanoio Sifferbeo giue6. Narmere
CplDsningtr paa 5orlang.noe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
9es MlOines, Sa.

Strafs efter jeg tom hiem FRI
qlarsmpoei, 6egpnoie oi Dor Meni5s
4eosffole. fra 8egpnoefen par no9Is
al gprnene for6inoreoe / al TONNE,
|ioet 8ept6erie par fommen mo
iblanot Dc. NJ er aas pei % II
for aarantane % / Sen f!oite
5i0 bar oi bait Is Born. i Sfois.
Set er 10 fun en- fife Sfole, men
Ri sr glade pe6 Den; gprnene e
finite til at lare. og ri 8sr d
5lio i at u%n0eroiis meo Chit og
|9laoe. Sea Tiger oi. min ouiiru
bar nemlig paataget fig At unoer=
pfc De minore. meoens ieg unoers
|piier De iterrs. 9i bar maattet bolos
STOLE | Dor airte. od ui iH9en
5folslpfale bar. @i 6daber at ost
en- Sang maa naaes At fad 6pggst
ct 9otale til Stole oa miHore Ws
Ser.
M~eniq6eoen bapoe be7Iuttet ct
6doe en- u0flugt eaer Sfoofeit ffoite
.Spnoda, Iaa ffuloe oi bupe Dor
0u0stieneite. oeru0e / BET frie, o.
|foa I gorigt benntte 5ioen II
Enmfdle. cana % 0h0slie af
Iforitilige Sober; men 6erren pil.
I6e oct nof dnoerleoes.
0nsoag Rat 6goe en- at oors
IQan6sm9n0 msget uoenoet, og Be-
l9rapefTen bfeo lat til Ssnoag.
6an par fife Menig6e6slen. men
par en- at Be alore blan6t DANTE
Il 9es Moines og boe0e NOR Deo
airfsn, faa flers / M~enig6e6en f6ls
te, at De enife0e at oeltage / Sers
oefeiten, 6oorfor Dor SfoDfeit BIER
u0idt til n9fte Sen6dg. 3etts
l8g0sful6 bar en- RpitelTe for hsl'
Zen 0anife 9~efolfning Der, ia I'M
tes at martes oosr befe gpen.
q. Step6en Martusien par en- L.
0enoe 5prretningsmano og bel
onIet At ane, bans pluoieligs 0fi
minoer os at: st li6st aanoe
Llama fan enoe al min Sang, iat
LEG I gbigbe6en %ffdar".
= Msr. og Mrs. 5borbaIo Sidcf
fen fl sirsbas | famms ligs e
} fife pigs. De sr nof meget glah
og set Ter no til at gs6itemsore1
paa begge Sioer er meast interes
t fereos.
!, Om Ons0agen bar set mi
jJsoielsoaa. On 5ormio6ngsn bar
loe pi Sfole. og gfnoeoe od 9sr
/, meme meb See cream" % Rag
Om gFtermi6odeen bar noafe {
lMeniqbeoeng aDinoer Der at erdtl
: lere, om Nftenen bar Der .iui
, price" faaoan rietig nilIrprice" Il
: Of osn Sfaos. fom man amer" me
I.iurprics". 0u bi FABIAN bar on
trent faroig til at gad til ITO, Bal
fer bst noget ftdrpt pdd Osre
lea gdar til Dsren og futter op,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
poanhanoeI o. Smeoep0rfiteo

yor velhendte Landsmand, SoRES JEH-
SEN. har modtaget en- stor Forsyning ~
FINE BUGGIEs, son salges III rifneIigs
Priser. Nan sRlger Lansing-Nognen men
lip forsynet med en- my Gasolin,Lokomo<iv
or err / e1le Maeder udrustet til at gore All
Ill FACET henhoreDde.
ysr saa god at kigge ind hos ham.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
Blair. Nebraife.


Bor Sanitor Qarisn er utter pat
lin 9loos, og Oct er pit ale i 0u
ist elao oeO. Gn SanitOr sr en-
riafis qerion I en- iaaoan 5orreIa
ming.
) gaar afilutteoes Oor oanit'
efole. 5%eitligbeoen, Iom 8prnens
Tulos baDe bait i 9aar @ftermiOs
oaas. 6le0 / at GaIo for en- 8ei
forItarrst oe0 EN- 5or0enbpge. =
Saa ret ri foritaar, bar ri bait
IN uoo 0anf Stole ! Sommer.
Mrs. gielien er 10 ogiaa befenot
Jon IN opgtig oarerinoe. !oun Ital
oFrefie aaereoe I Dag. gun lar9es
hien. F~oritaar Ri, o9 bet sr 10 lite
un6trliqt. 5miolertio ifdl bun gore
en Tile Qfitiffer ino o9 beige tine
5piasrForal0re I 9otta. 60, Sopa,
Fer asiIsn aaar 6ien til gbila0el@
phia. Cat for Set lange 9eip9.
qhfte paa Reiien og 6errsns Bel
Fanefie + 9erningen oerhiemmel
gaul gefsrisn. Dor 5Orrst
~ningsfprer, meo 5amilie bar oerst
II 7srs 9ages Eur uoe ! Bpomin9
pa f paa qanoet / S6opi6one Res
feroation, ION mart ifal aabnes for
Settlsrs. SITTER bpao bi forItdar,
fanot 9sterien iig life tiitalt at
2anopt. 5ertsn bar idt 1T Rarfe
paa BET iom paa iad me9et anoet
2ano I'D sfter Roctn Mountains til.
Df nnge Gpre, Iom fOr9res
lie paa anores Gjenoom Der for Ct
FaI1t liars 5io foen. og Jon bIso
0snt I'll s Maaneoers 5angisI,
Nsfe Sing. georgs 6drriion q
%. m1r Nanigal. bier uofaot 0nss
5as ! fiofs llge. 7et er at 6ao6e,
n 6s oil ts9e Bet iom en- Qettie an
gaaen0f GOD 0pfpriel og 6li0e go0s
Borgsre. Der er Def noget !. bodo
e At oor gns glaoe ~Ifrtosr. at D..
er life egsntlig for0aroeoe, De
,ainnalp pent prong". 3st bar 81
10 NJ 4~nleoning til at pie, og BET
aar fua o9iaa goot, pm De, Der
Dsusaas Dem, life pil regne Dem
fer 5orbrDoere eler for6eroeoe
G1bisfter. men 6ielpe Dem III al
bIiDs agtsos Mennsfter og 6elft fanoe
ariitns.
Gait. u. QarIen, Ser / Iaa
mango aar oar qrnit 6eruOe oso
Grum. bar NED 6uitru o9 en- Dat
Ter D1rft paa geIeg bos @enner
Deruoe % 6er / gpen / De iioit.
8dos. 5 Mites ida Bait. oarisa
ID III Dc. 9i If en- file Samtale
on MT os sammelt. Def ipnes, Iom
Gan sr rigtig bel tilfre0s / 1T me
aolo + 56or, Soma. 5 Dag refer
Dc sfter 6jemmet til. 5af for Be
Fsgef.
Ulrs. u. M. qnoerien med
8a.tsr emma Og fife Qlen er /
Raq Morgss rejit efter Omaha til
pr. 5sft og guggie for at aflagge
@eiss bos Slegt Oa 8ennsr Der
in0s j Ben tore $50. 2nffe paa Rel
fen % oelfOmmen tilbagel
Foru0en set nopnte 8eigg al
pnIt. u. 2arien bar ri | De iiofs
8ags 6aft 8efeg at Club. fbecl.
Enrrgaaro fra 0es Moines, So.
oo ! guar at Stuo. u. 6. 6unlen,
507n bar paa @ei 6jem til 9ennd,
Nebr. fra opener, Soma, bbor
ian bar 6olot Sfofs / CONNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
,Oaniferen"

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Sfrnboeriuenb enlfes.

On e,oruelis Gtraboerineno tan foa itd'
big glrbe be peo at benpenoe ia til
Sack IS and up. Maa serne barre 9pt
fommer.
Nnbolf Satobitn,
@laobrooL Jolua.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-03
OuOstieneiter.


OnOstieneiter.
Blair. 9iebr.:
euostiensite bDer Ssnoag 5orm.
~. 1890 og aften ST.. 8.
SsnoogsitoIe bOer Ssnoag GOrm.
Hf. 9 / airttns 9aiement.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MRS. nXON DENIES CHARGES.
Says Early Examination of Former Husband
in McCarren Suit Is Political Game.

Mrs Mary A. Dixon. who is suing Senator McCar-
rem in the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for $20O'VO'
denied yesterday many OF the charges made against
her by DR. William A Dixon. of No. 722 st. Nicholas
avenue Manhattan and by Morris & WhitehOuse'
the lawyers for the defence. Mrs. Dixon said she
was separated from DR.. Dixon in the spring of
1856 She said her lawyer at the time was j. Milton
Pike of Chatham. Ontario. The Divisional Court
at Toronto confirmed the decision of the lower
court appeal
Instead of allowing the case to go Immediately to
the Court OF Chancery upon further appeal she
asserted that her lawyer asked the Judge to grant
her Sc a week as temporary alimony, pending the
appeal as she was in absolute want. He con-
sented The final Judgment was not reached until
three years later She declared that the examlna-
ton of Dr. Dixon Immediately in the McCarren suit
ON the ground that he was soon TO return 70
Canada. was political game Her lawyer un NIL not
he able to get the proper documents TO dlSproNe
the physician's statements Immediately. and before
the case will be heard the fall primaries VIII De
held She also said that she would not settle with
Senator McCarren of court for consideration
as she desired the trial TO Vindicate herself 1ter
allegation against the Senator is that she Neu WIN
him as his common law wife, and that ne has Ial4eu
10 carry out his promise to marry heF
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
BLAKELY HALLS SALARY TIED UP,
Divorced Husband of Gilman Estate Claim
ant Must Pay Debt, Court Says.

Blakely Hall. who is employed by, the stock
brolsing firm Of 1Wasserman Brothers. yesterday
failed TO have issued order allowing the salary
and expense allowance of $500 a week given 10 him
by that firm paid to him. With deduction Of SO An
Injunction restraining WasserTnan Brothers from
having Haus salary TO him direct obtained
last week from the Supreme Court by Roger FOs-
ter, counsel for Charles A Rosebault, who got
judgment against Hall for s7.522 in 1902
Justice Giegerich yesterday refused 70 grant
Halls application. made through his counsel, for
the Dayment of $3.50 a week of the money due to
him, aa Mr.. Foster not satisfied with the pro-
posed payment of $50 week on the debt. and Han
could not prove that he and his family We're de-
pendent on the money for their support.
Blakely Halls wife, Helen Potts Hall, who was
the claimant for the estate left by George Gilman
the tea merchant, on the ground that ne had
adopted her as a daughter and promised to leave
her all his estate If she treated him as father,
obtained divorce from him some years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ITALIAN HELD UP.
Contractor Robbed of S500-West-
chester's Black Hand Terror.

Marius Angelo an Italian contractor, Of Port
Chester. was help up yesterday morning on the
road between Port Chester and White Plains and
robbed of S510 The robbers dragged Angelo from
buggy in which he was driving to Emsford, where
he is building a house. After getting the money
they the harness in pieces so that Angelo could
not follow them
Angelo for some time past has been paying
off his men on Mondays, and the robbers, pre-
stnably thought he would have about 5000. How
ever he paid off the men last Saturday and an
nounced that he would do so hereafter. because II
was :. convenience to the laborers.
A passing milkman found Angelo and took him
to Port Chester where he told his story TO Chief
of Police Donovan. The po..ce in all the nearby
towns We're also informed. Angelo says he could
recognize aIi~of the men if he saw them.
The Italians in Port Chester and the surrounding
towns are thoroughly convinced that the ROBBERS
were members of the Black Hand Society, thoush
Angelo did not complain to the police OF receiving
any threatening letters The police thlnk tley WSIe
of the common everyday type of hiGhWaymen' VINO
lay in wait for anybody who has money, AS re-
suit of the numerous alleged Black Hand out
RACES committed in what is known as Ine WsstSSI-
shed" region OF northern Westchester Couuty, We
police saw they have increased their vigilance IN
inspecting travellers along the highways. -,
There are over a thousand Italians in that region
and many of them say they have received threat
ening letters Sheriff Merritt, of WeStchester
County was told yesterday that another muf,
persons seriously injured. An Italian fanllar win
the situation told the Sheriff that the public was
far from being of the deeds peTpetrateq oy
thr. Black Hand Society, and that. ,soI9etthii,Hs
should be done to prevent italian laborers from be-
ing heeced He says Italian contractors import the
worst criminals from the worst sectlOhS Ol Alaly'
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
INSURANCE COMPANY INvoKEs COURT
Asks Mandamus to Obtain License to Do
Business In Illinois.

Chicago Aug. 2O.-The American Insurance Com
pany, OF Pennsylvania. has sought TO invoke the aid
OF the Circuit Court in its efforts to obtain a
license to do business Illinois. In petition for
a writ of nandamus, presented to the court to-day,
the company recites that it has been refused a
license by William r. Vredenburgh, Insurance Su-
perintendent Illinois 1t is declared that Nreden-
buTsh bases his refusal of the license upon the
theory that foreign company licensed 70 90
beol.b and accident business under the casualty
law and life insurance business under the life law
may not issue a single policy covering both KINDS
of business. .,,, .a1 ~,
der the of Pennsylvania has a &C., caplraI seUCa
of S50 COO and has deposited with the ms
mneissO1er of Pennsylvania 100000 In securltieS
as protection to it's pOlicyholiers. The court Is
told that Vredenburgh's objection Is Wlthout war
rant and the Issuance of a writ is asked
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
-|uGSe.sfforas for ~Scxs7zysaer.

OF mis- sandwiches was of one material and he had
bur three varieties each day. these being varied
often.
l soon found what he didn't like 1t was not
long before chief subject of conversation AZ
night was the days luncheon. Meat he found too
heavy, ana not appetizing. Orange marmaladc
that he has had it nearly every dav Grated sweet
cIeail was aiso praised Another whole some diver
SION was sliced pruGes. also tried chopped and
saltcd liuis but these dida't salt his palate until
mtAed WIN cream cheese. As nuts are nutritious /
allowed iAs one combination. When / used cheese
atone pG' II between crackers. first having
Drowned HEN ~ hot oven with butter IN tbeni'
It9ss cut half through The middle lengthvise in
tnln scfs. and Willie thcy still hot / butte-ei
Alu se4soE+d e2cE creNlce which improved Tho
taste as "etl as the appearance also Sliced IN, m
IN sane" 4cneS When had raw tom1toas ~.
cucumber for dinner. would save a fcV slices
anc insert them between The bread, sailing and
peppeTfng well When preserves we're opcned !
would slice 4 Deach. pear, even cherries for n
ning. Whoe what or brown bread was us,
Icing more nourshing Than white and irnler
Besides the sandwiches always had sometime,
jucy-fTu.t in season. and some hing 10 nIbiIe ~
olives pickles nuts stuffed prlnes chocolate twhen
grated for sandwehes) and c2ndled cherries
made happy variety. Early in Ire summer the
fruit chiefly ber.ies-dVe six big Strawberries
wrapped separately in parafine paper, were also
the sandwiches just row, while waiting for good
peaches 70 come in the merhet again. often
a baked apple L. g.
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
ACTING FOR SCHOOLS.
JokR S. Craeby Says 1t Should BE
Taught.

sreas.ng iyef,,re the Professional Women s
League yesserda.- ~ s-aoon, on ''Acting-Narious
Kinds John Sh. owir Crosby said he hoped the
tire would corne--and ne believed it woud-whea
acting Usud be n sde part of the system OF pub
lie eaucat;op.
y MS glad" he said, ito see that Mrs. En-
mons B.aiEe cf the Chicago schocl Board, thinks
that the theatre ougis be made n part of public
education. feel the samr way. would Ike TO
see every pubic schnol equipped with a lt2e
stage and the teaclssgs assigning paris to the
pupils and giving plays. What chance that would
give the amateur actor. and what an impetus II
would give TO the whole great art OF acting
II know some snatezr actors. pursued MT
Crosby. whom would rather see than some OF
the actors do see on abe stage-~hen nave
tickets given me-"
The question whether actor should be the
part he portrayed only strive TO paint it was
then brought up Mr. Crosby quoted approvingly
the remark of Forrest. when one told him he
had PLAYED Lear well the night before: played
Lear? I Lear
one CT the pleasantest parts of the address was
when expanding into a confidential vein. the
speaker dilated on his theatrical experiences
out il Kansas with dear Gene Field thirty years
Ego II was a married with two babies before
siferce 4 was high school teacher. II was said
81 me that more actors than clergSTnen Graauatee @
nndeT me. and guess lhat was So Al any Iale @
three of my pupils afterward became we'll known
. Gene Fled and organized a little company
and gave plays in all sorts Of places some
and present play there one hot July July day 5,y,oy we
added the speaker apoloseticaly. There was
young lawyer and he thought he could play the
part Of laeo-amd he did. And played Othello J
can feel the burnt umbe= running down my cheeks
.Oh ] was a wonderful schoolmaster. Gene
Field said l was. and he ought to know & for m ne
married one of n pupils. Julia was sweet glr!
can her ncv pattering UP to my desk win
please. Mr.. Crosby. will YOU let me go at Ten
minutes to this afternoon:
"'Nhy. Nhat IS il. Julia"
Oh. you know. Gr. Crosby. Gene REID wants
-alro mo ,7r Ing Lovers
But acting that goes on OF the stage-that
Mr. Crosby declared far more interesting
than much that goes on on it. We're all actors
even the cleTgymen who tel! US what loyey:
lovely place the world is. and Eke such pains
10 keep out OF it as long as possible In fact you
can't tfl who ,Snt acting. But depend on IL, IL 5
bad acting not make the best of things: Act
happy. II you aren't. Act rs II you had %. you
haven't a cent. And when you see a fellow actor
looking sad, don't say. oh. John how Ill Xou re
looking. but slap him the back and say, John'
you're looking bully.