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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

other women, and theh blacKened
the name of his wife to get rid of her.
Men who succeed in life seem to have
their heads turned with success, and.
so turned that they forget all the re-
sponslhIlities. even the decenres of
life.
La the Corey case not word of
reproach was even uttered by him
against fls wife of 23 years until she
declined to counteuance customs aud
habits in him that certainly do not
mark the gentleman. La the Hartje
case the wifeis character was unasSuil-
able Until he had sunk SO low Ia the
moral scale that he could scarcely be
called gentleman, Money creates
opportunities, aud many OF the
opportunities created lead straight
t. destt action of reputation add I'M
derm,nlng of character. The great
Steel trust of hich Corey is presi-
dent has ALREADY intimated that he
cannot expect reelection. If Hartje
were not the master of his own for
tune he probably would not longer
be allowed To manage the paper mllls
over which he presides. Scandals in
high life DESTROY confidence, and con-
ildence destroyed, usefulness is at a.,
, end!
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
NEW NATURALIZATION LAW

The'gr feature of the immigra.
tion bill, which passed both houses
at the last session of congress but did
not get out of conference committee,
oylng to some difference about pat
ticnlar provisions was the creation OF
a reading aud writing test which, If
applied during the past year would
have turned away perhaps two hun
dred thousand people. The natural
tzation bill was made law and 1T
contains provisions which will make
it far more dithcult than heretofore
for naturalization p3pers to be issued
fraudulently or carelessly. The five
years term Of residence remains I'M
changed, but the naturalized citizen
must be able to understand and read
! English language and must produce
Affirmative evidence OF character and
fitness. There is Il provision for the
revoking of naturalization papers in
the case of those who within five
years become permanent residents Of
some other country. In times past
our government has been greatly en-
{ barrassed by Syrlans and others of
diverse nationality who, having OBJ
tained naturalization papers here by
one means or another, return to live
in the countries from which they
had come. claiming the privileges OF
American citizenship and calling up.
on our consular and diplomatic OFF,
GERS TO intervene for them as agains,
& their own governments. The new
law is destined to put an end to such
abuses. The functions Of the Immi.
4 grafton Bureau are extended so tina,
ttssbecomes Bureau OF Immigration
ana Naturalization.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
SCANDALS in HIGH LIFE.

The Corey divorce case In Nevada,
and the Hartjs scandal In Pittsburq
are but samples Of lot If scandals
d high life now engaging the atten-
tion u newspapers readers. Corel
lade millions and discovered thu,
his rife was no. longer capable q
Il I I, tny pacA with him. Hattie 100,
= ~ Aillons. becahe Involved VIZ
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

The fellow who wrote the following
touching parody on 'lt | Should Die
Fought, must have lived over in
Webster since the "dry" period be-
gan, and probably wrote it after one
OF the scorching hot days we have
been having lately. Can't yousym-
pathize with him?
Ii should die tonight,
And in my clothes
Should be the goodly sum OF
Thirty cents,
Left lying there
Unspent
In sweet repose-
say
II l should die tonight
And leave
Behind me in these cold.
Presaic pants,
The price of six large beers.
On draught,
Unquaifed by me and destined
| To remain
Forever on the ontside of
My frame
If should die
And from the great beyond
Look back and see
That thirty cents taken
And spent foolishly
IL. lit;t
Or clothes
Or some such empty thing,
; And those six beers
Long destined to be bought by me-
Now spilled
Down other throats,
Their destiny untitled
| / say,
If should die tonight
And go
From here to there
Tor whore
| 1t doesn't SNOWY
Aud looking back from there
To here
| Behold
Those six large beers.
So large aud o,
/ So cold!
Go coursing down the throats
OF other men,
Itwould be sad.
For should need them
Then:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
REPUBLICANJ;STATE TICKET

For senator
X. j. GAMBLE, YanIston.
For Congressman
PHILol HNLI., Bro,isings.
COL W. H. PARKER, Lawrence
For Governor
CoE l CRAWFORD Beadlc
For Lieutenant Governor
II. c. sHoRER, Hyde.
For Treasured
G. HiCAsslLE Lincoln.
For Secretary Of State
ID WIPE, Hutchinson
For Attorney General
s, W. CLARK. sphinx.
For State Superintendent
Il A. CSrRUD Minnehaha,
For Auditor u
JOHN HIRSINC;, Campbell
Commissioner OF schools and p ubiic Lands
o. C. DOCKF.N, Duel
Railroad Commissioner
GEORGE RICE. Moody.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

s'WITHouT wishing IL medde," says
the TyndalI Irlbune, we would sug-
gest to Bre'r Shober that he QUIT
grouchiug ana vote her straight.
Might as wei lake it unanimous
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
SNAP SHOTS

ARE you getting that exhibit ready
for the Falr? Rememoer the dates,
September 10, ~ and 81
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17
HENRY GOEBEL
THELAND MAN,

Deals in wild and improved lands. Only
complete abstract Of all Indian lands. Farm
for sale In Roberts. Day and Marshall counties
Relinquishments bought and sold. Always
has real estate snaps" for cash buyers.
Minnesota and Canada Farm Lsnds for sale
at from g to g per acre on easy terms and
small payments down.
siSsaroN, SOUTH DAKOTA.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

THE Minneapolis Tribune says that
the Aberdeen band and he veterans
from South DAKOTA made "a magnl-
ficent showing ia the parade Betchel
life thy did They always do. The
average South Dakotau stacks" nr
favorably alongside of the fellows
from any other state, at any stage OF
the game.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-08-17

AMONG the prominent visitors 10
the city last Friday and Saturday
we're Hon. S. G. Roberts and John
Haggart of Fargo. Roberts county
was named for Mr. Roberts at the
time when he was a member Of the
territorial legislature and when this
county was detached from Grant. He
says he thinks he. has every reason
. to be proud OF his namesake.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
3

.6iibIit Oh Gid, hertc mieocr
fronf, meiu tleiner @iai?" irnatc
gbrcntrallt bciorgt.
Sid. Ghrentront. mcnn III bel
mir bit, iilblc ih tcinc Sdlmer5el
uno 9cidJnerbeu. Gid babe i'd
iebr liebl Sier am Yorfteid) it's
oltd gar 10 ihon cS lit Sein
2iebIin9splns, niht mobr? @ecrg
er5Gbltc eS mir"
.Sa, @iQi; oicieu Srt hobe i'd
germ. er iii Der eiuSiae. Der unpcr-
onoert aebliebcn. Oh morit nit
@eorg oft hier?"
.Nift oft; obcr erinnerit mid,
INNER an i'm, sod bit III on0cr&
in 0cinem @eieu."
vHift 10 iouit mo ai,t. iA weiG
ooS mobl. mein tleiner @iQi."
YNbcr and, iurhtloier. mlthpol.
Ter mic cr,"
NO bGtte id oiclcS 6emicicn2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

een CT 5it @eooine brineen wollte,
ipell Ell lid) frarf itiIlte unb leine
Satin norber ~geItorben mar. SD
fam NIT Dem 9arlinsg b~efreunbe.
ten 8outmaniL Der elm Ieltlher
bon &eburt lit, i'm berltid)cn Son.
Iitlot Suiammen, no or snfdaig meine
Seimatb eriubr; er fragte mid 10.
gleih nod ben Wcooings, purallf
ih ibn m~ittbeilte, mos id] chen
wuBte. SpGter iunreen mir nod,
b%efannter, unb neil i'd mid lGn.
aere 3eit in Mangelore mnibielt,
beiithten mir ms eegenieitig oft.
mails. 9ei bieier @elagenbeit CT.
illbr i6 Denn oeridieoene Gilt5elbei"
ten iiber 9orlingg, gum Seilpiel
Dab er Elm bitter perihloiiener Wann
aefpelen, Der einen n~agen0en SGmer5
IN lid getra9en megen zines Ser
ratbes, Der an ibm perii6t puroe,
infcigeoeiien er dllBer 9anbes mel.
len mlBte. Sd ertnnere mid 10.
gar beitimmt, pic Reltbous mir er.
Sdblte, Oab 0urlingg Die umfalIeno.
item SuriidtsmoBregeln ~getroiien,
Inn Icin 8ermogen iihersultelen.
Gr mus Elm unbegrenStes 8ertrauelt
5u @eSoing beieiieu BADEN, benn er
lieB ieine %geiammten aapitalien in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

vEu BAIT gang ionoerbore ge.
grttfc m~ltgebrad)t, meilt Sobn" la,
d)elte Der Shirt ~poblpoaens. ,Nun.
i6 beltfc, Die Musipabl uitter Oen
SOfItern nnierer ebellten @eibleob.
ter lit feline geringe. glpropos, Inn
nod etnmal mtf Die Weooines sM
fomneil, eS miro bon einem label.
baften Germogen gcipro6en, ioQtc
ous in Sronung iein, Ser36erg2"
D@eocin9s iino mermeBli6
reid, beltdtigte Ger @enerolbepol.
mddtigte etiuoS 5u~ritbnlteno.
D9tun?" madte Der Shirt, Der
Dies bemerfte.
y9nrflaldt, id) mage nid,f anSii.
oeuten, mas man iid iibcr oen ltr.
iprnng oieies Heid)thums ersdblt."
rgi, iparltm nid)t?" ipottete Com.
teiie MngOa. intereiiiert oufborGenb.
sd per!nag Der gndoisiten GrG.
lin leioer nift @eitimmtes Su ia.
gem"
p@os Die 9eute nid)t a1es miiien
molten, ingte Yrinseiiin Mnreot
nit berGf,tlifem Id,lel5uGeu. ,@eo.
oines iiuo ais b06it ad1tbor be.
faunt! Sd babe meme iieben5ig
2~ebensiobre bier 5usebrodt itnb
lpiirSe 5iueifelos ettpas @egenteili.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
DIES Ole beioen Idonen @eifmiitcr

feS ole beioen i6onen @ei6miItc,
%betradJtetc.
nHeidsgrGiin Sturm hat nil
oerIprOhen, meii,e @otttn 81 mer.
Den id) ~ aber mein 8ott, il
irene did Dpb nit mir III flesh
ia alts, ais perfiinOigtc ih 1ir meir
S~ohesurtheil. sd bin bon Caro-.
lotbs forlnIiG bcriiberqeitiirB, IN
Sir oieie Ntafrid)t All briugen."
o@erlobe Gid nidJt nil ibr. id
bite Sid, Hid)ur6, lie liebt lid
nid)tl Sf, lporlrtl bobe il Gid
nlht friIber Aewarnt!"
rSu ouSbredenoer Qlngit ltmflam-
nierte Ghrentrnut Ser Arm ibres
8rltbers, Der betroffen einen Sdriti
5uriidmid. .
rNas fdQt Cir Elm, @hrentrort
Wng0a bot mir eber periiGert, Saf
lie mid tiebt, lGngit id)on liebte."
Sic liigt II oeS Geid)tbums ne.
gent Hidjar0 CLAUDE mir, ib leit
iii BEN &er5en Der WeuId)en, als
mare eS Elm Acknowledgements Bud
Sic lit breGnenb idlou mo bal
Gid bethGrt
oSprid nift pciter, III iprid)it
BON meiner 8rout. SD gab meil
@ort, i6 oori niebtS miSer lie an.
horen, alld) ni6t bon Dir" 2eiht(
8eritimmung ine ernItes Sinner
lag auf Ridorb's 3iigen.
SID. Iidarol Sole sic Settle
bepor lie lid unI0Sbar idmieOet, liz
mad)t Did, 5iim Sflapen pes In
glilds. SG}atl, es liegt III DER Slfi
elm ungliidSrduenSes Gtpos, i'd
iiible cs 9reiibar nnbe uno melt
oodl nidst, mas es lit, meine Seelt
obnt es mir. @s lit ein S(,ld
Ger urS aQe 5eridmettertl &onnte
id) 9tr 5eigeh mas meme geiitlgen
Nugen ieben!"
.Sprid nidt tboriAt", mabnte
&id)urb argerlif.
yIh, ih buoere ielbIt nit Dem
@eibif. Oas mir oieieS 9%lbnungs-
uermogen perlieben! Gomm, Nj
dare, mir moilen inns sur Wehre
ieBen, mir molfen nift it'd botter
mo suS SerbdnqriB bereinbrefsn
loiicll, ionsern mutbig oufiteher
luto Elm b~eiiereS Shidial erfampfen
9oIie lie fabren, Die Sirene init
Dem perlodenben SGnieihcln, gud,
beioe ncrblenoet Der @lan5!"
an irrlt G9remfraut. Sd
liebe MagOu iebr."
Gortiesuna foIet,)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

9eS crfebren baber. Der Sob bolt
iibrigenS raid ieine Spier aus Oem
Saule. penn id niht IRE, itarben
6lpei @eOoinsS Dor einigen Sabren
raid bintereinanber."
y0ur6laudt irren ein menia. @s
mar elm 8reunb, ein inoiiher aouf-
berr, Der @eobnlg I'M Sobe ioig.
te."
Gin inbiider a%auiberr?" Der
Grirl5 manste lid raid Dem Sepoa.
m6dtigten al. n@ie bieB Ser.
ielbe2"
,Sarlingg Stepban bon Tor.
lingg, Grp. 9urd)lnudt."
yOas lit Der Nnme! Sd bin
iriiber nift oaraui gefommen."
ySur6loud)t fannten oen Mam9"
.Nid,t pcrioulif, bepabre; i'd
reilte crit am @c9rdbnistn9e. bes
@c0oina. geiibers nod Dem Orient
al. slber ih trai IN Snoien 8ei
ihGitSleute, Ole MIDI nod linn irag.
ten. neil or nie mic0er BON iid) botte
boren loiien. Sn Won9elore Rot
er iogor einen 9uten 6rermo mob'
nerl, Der nit mir nadl gonnbap rei'
tie; cr 5eiate mir III @pa Die Seiis.
ullaen mo reiheu 6cloer, Die allc
9arlings gebort ba6en; tur6, CT
bem 5u urtbcilen, mas ih geleben
mlB elm aroiuS gemelen iein, nod
babe, ~llnSGbliae EolGltc bate cr
ltehel, IN ole er faum einen Sub
gciebt. @enm ih red)t beriftet
moroen, 10 lpar 9orlinag ein poli-
tilber 3liidtling."
Sang wobl, 9urdlou6t. limo
mas bat 9arlineg nit iciner 80.
Mile gemaft, benor er nah Gil,
ropa gii9?" Ser5berg mar 10 Dol.
Ter SpaNnung, BOB er 0all, iein
llntcrgebenenuerbGltnis peraoB. Sem
slrse ihoB Bite. Gin lolernoer
NuSbrid ltoub IN ieinen 8iigen.
Ser SrinS jam einen auaen6lid
nad.
sd peiB baS ni6t aenail. I'D,
CLAUDE, er beiab blob einen Sobn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
frogtc Ole @eooiug-9 ottcr perrpulr.

trogte Ole @eooiug- Sodter perlpitrt,
bert.
r4einer Wfiltter gegenii6er."
@hrcntraut itreidJclte licbeooQ Die
oilrdIid,ttg bloiien 8ongen oes
drnel anobell, ben JIG aleiG in Gen
erIten Saaen ibreS 6ierieins -altf.
geiudt llnb IN ibrcn Stue genom.
men bate. Sic pilegte ibn, lie
brad)te linn itGrfenoe @etrGnfe unG
froftigc Nobrungsmittel. Sic ionn
ibm lire Sieocr Dor mo er5GDlte
bon lbrer &in0er5eit. sic bcIetrte
i'm unO lcrnte nit INN mi:
immer qlei6 b~leibenocr @couIO lln
5Grtliher @ingoGe.
Ser olte Gbriltoph mllrmeIte ltl-
peritan0li6e5 3ells III ieinem @it-
fel ont Sfer, menu G6rentrout ipGt
Nbenos nod eintrot mo @iQi Ct.
nige 2eferbiiien bon ser Iben0ta-
rel brufte.
0@elt, GbriNopb, id ho6e sic On.
lagen 81 elmer @ormber5igen Sfpc-
lter?" frogt lie nefen0.
ia, ia, 9ndbiges 6r0ulein,
pie0eidlt nod 5lt ctpos nnoerem =
ermie0erte er gerii6rt.
Gag iiir Gag mllBte Ser 9eoientc
Den frnnfen &naben al1$ oem 9irtb'
l6aitSbofe bolen mo olti ibren
2iebliugsplob i'm Yarfe brinQen.
S~tunOcnlon9 lab iie bier init inn
uto plalOerte oocr iuhr i'm ielber
ourd Die IGottigen Salbgonge rnb
Sarusbefen. Sral @ebOing be.
tradtetc Oas Sreiben lro Gum
ibrer Sohtcr nit 'tllrmer grant
boiler Wiene. Nie ueriud)te JIG bo=
5milden5utreteu, ooer lid oerIelben
81 naberu. Cine r~utiidtbare alllit
botte lid 5tpiifet ibncn gebiloet,
meitgG6neno, gefabroroheno lie
mar nift 81 iiberbriideu!
n@brentrout!" Gifar0 ndberte
iid) cilig nito aufgaregt ieiner
Sdnueiter. 9ie iflnnte weibe Be-
italt ser @eobing.S odjtcr crbob iif)
BON Dem MarmoriiB mo aing linn
entgegel. rG%brentraut, Dir m0d)te
ih mein 8liid Suerit perfiinoen.
Sd babe mid, ioeben perlobt!"
Oh! nidt - niht!" mehrte
Gbrentrollt Gngltlifl.
sd ider5e niht, lieb S6meiter-
fen," lohte Hifar0 gliidieIig mif.
YWein Slid lit unbcidreibIid groB,
ihau mid an" er fnBte Die leidte
lhlanfe @eitalt @brentrnuts an 6ei-
ben Sdultern mo 500 lie ndher on
Den Sobritubl, in Dem Scr geldhmlte
anabe iaB, Der bel~punoernben 9li-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

perlfieoenen 9onten auf Hihart
&eooings Ramen beponieren.@
yWeboipg isar Elm Gbrennannl"
beItGti9te Der Shirt.
0llnb Der Spbu bon Sorlinaa2 2"
oranste Ser56ers.
ansereat bon ieineu grinneruu,
gen, ud)tete Der Yrin5 ipenig an
bos Senebmen bes administrators
allt oie Gamen ri2t, pie %allfrnerf.
Jam 5irgehort.
DNeubaus er5Gbltc, oaB Iurlinao
DIE mifltigiten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III oes 8noben &ciiefleioer einnGbte.
mie CT lclbcr aild) lolde bel iid
trua."
Gin lrnartiflllicrter 2ont orGnotC
lid ans Der geihloileneu aeble SerS.
bergS. @roBe S6meiBtropien CLAUS,
ten an ieincr Stirn; helle 6reuoe
bliste III ieinem giilge.
sic nebmen ia reaen Mntbeil,
tonnten Sic Garlinsg2" irogtc Scr
Siirlt perDunoert.
oIlleroings; er fam aud rid,tio
bier an aber er Itarb nod in
n1mlifer Stlmoe."
limo Der Sobu2" irdgtc lut Ger
Yrin5 leincrieitS.
nSon Dem bnbc i6 ME aehort,
Snrhlalld)t. Nber bon Der SooeS,
itunoe oicieS Stepbon bon 9orlineo
on odtiert oaS groBe @ermogen Der
Weooing. Wittme.
Y9onn mus Scr aIciue aeItorbelr
lem, bcmerfte Der Bring nit ocutli-
dem u~nbebogen.
Y@abriheinliG", iogte Der Shirt.
gSaS @elh, gcb6rt Damn Dem
Stoote mo uidt Scr @oobin0,
@itpe.~ IS flang luie 9oSbcit in
Ser56er9s Gimme.
rSic oenfen 81 mcit, lieber Scr,.
BERG" Der Shirt lprod iebr nod,.
oriiflid. Seiner pornebmen Zen.
fart miocripraf oieies beimlife
9ernutben. oos mie @erSGhtiarna
ouSia6. pGorlingg miro Dor ici.
llem Gubc enpgiilti9e 9eitimnnlngen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

btn~terloi'en 6abcrl; 5umol iein Sobn
porber geltorben lit, mos liegt IA
nober, oils Die 5amilie ieines beiten
0rcnnoes erbeu 3lt !oiien."
Die @rblhoit miiBte ober bod,
ge'eslid, geregelt meroen" mari
Ser5berg erbibt cir.
y8e1nad), mein 9ieber." Ser
Shirt mar ailfgeItanoen INTO gob 10
Dem Ieininiltrntur icile @ntlaiiut1.
~9arlingg le6te inter rmgelpoblis
liden @erbdltniiien, Der Stoot bate
unItreitig oaS Grbc fiir lid benn-
Iprudt, mare er ureerltien norocn;
Ouritm miro Gnrlinga nit Der @eos
birgsSerrin elm miineliheS llebers
eintommen getroffen baben, oas
eieier sen Heihthum in umontaitbo.
rer @eiie ii6ert."
Ser5berg ltanb idon ultter Ser
Sbiir, Die Noppe inter Dem Arm.
@r perneigte lid iebr rcipeftpoll.
Ser Shirt mar ibm einige Sdritte
gefolgt.
Limo mas id) nod iagen mollte,
Ser5berg, %pcrgeiien Sic %nienals,
baB Die @eOoings cine ad)tbare,
boHa ebrenmerte Samilie limo. Sd
miiroe es itreng abnoen, meiln ourd)
einen meiner 8eamten irgcnomie Elm
falihes Sidt auf lie genorien mir.
be.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

n@arum boben Sic Sbre Con.
line m~itgebraht?" iroete gbren.
traut leiie am a(beno oieies Cages,
OILS lie nit Dem Grbprin6en in Gas
Sabr5erla itieg, Inn aili Dem @eiber
I.5i fabnen.
@r Itutte Elm penig.
yGs lit Sbnen unnngenehm =
al! ~Oarum bette idl beiltc 10 piel
inter Sbnen Sounen 81 leioen!"
fliilterte CT erregt.
sd babe teine SalineH; id)
ipraf nur oesbalb weni9 nit Sb-
men, neil Die 8roiin aili ieoes @ort
aftet, mas mir 6ulammen ipreden.
sd mag lie nidt, Sic wiiien eas
uuo boben lie bennod b%ergebraft."
Yrin5 Gorolatb id)arte cine @eile
it'll in oaS rei5en0e &inoergeiiht,
oann iprad er nit tieiem
@tbem5ug:
sd meiB nid)t. nober Sic bieie
@abc baben, ifon ais ainb iogten
Sic mir ousIetbe uno es mar
meme Ntiitter, segen Die Sic lpra-
Gen!"
. s8ergeben Sic mir"
@r %antmprtete niht, ionoern blifte
bitter in odS @ebiiid Lungs Dem
llierronb. Ter 8abn glitt unbor'
Dor ole itilen Slllten. (,
Son Der Warmorbnnf Der Idol
@rGiin Mogbns iilbernes Sa6elt
mo &ifaros Gimme.
.SeSdI fam niht = ooiiir, Dab id)
10 menise Wtniheii leioen mag; Die
@rGfin Sturtn d6er boiic ih,
neil fe Ii6aro nmsarnt ito Sic
NIT oen s(ilgel perfolgt."
Sn oieier iullgeu MenIdenIeele
Log etmas llnbeltehlihes, bas lie
beliebeno mad)te. Garoiatb manOte
fem sluse bon Dem roiigen Intlis.
limb peun ih niht p~eraebe?"
sd babe Sic belciOigt?"
D0dmnls ia!"
Ginerl Auocnblif 5ogerte onS
MGoden, Damn reihte lie ltllmm
hire Sano hin. Gr blidte ali,
mo Gin Strabl poaen @liides ieitd)'
tete in ieinen 3iigen.
Sd loQ oieie Sono iaIlen? -
Sd meiB, fein 6renloer bat lie be.
riihrt!"
gbrentraut nidtc ereliibcno nit
Dem &opie.
.O6, bite, legen Sic bielc Sono
ali meiuc Stirn. i'd meroe INNER
oaran oenfcn miiiien."
@ic elm Shotten glitt @brenp
trollts &edte iiber ole meiBe Stlrll
be$ Yrin5en mp iiber leincn oim
feln &opi.
Nm liter ilommte grearotb cine
Eedidfel nuf, Die Elm Siener ongc-
siinoct. rms belellftetc nit bcn-
galiYdem 2idt ole flciile @ruppc
i'm ,&abn.
Limb penn Sic midi bcutc Tort
meilen lno mir gebieten, ME mcbr
ben @eooing.&oi 81 bctretenz ih
miiroe Shnen noh nidt 5%iirncu.
SrGulein' ghrentrout. neil - neil
i'd sic
Better Naoiul @ollen Sic ger
nidt mehr pom @uiicr bcriulterfoms
men? S6 meine. es lit hobe 3eit
OH ocn &eimmca 81 oenfen". riei
eie o~lodenreinc Gimme Ger @rdiin
Magoa ihria bo5mllhen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-06
5000 MILES IN A TRANCE.
An Awakening In the Bush Of New
South Wales.

sydney Correspondence Of the London Mail.
A curious case Of lapse Of memory has
Just been revealed here on the arrival from
the northern districts Of New South Wales
or an American, whose last remembrance
was OF Los Angeles, Cal. The Americans
story is vouched for by two Sydney doc
tors. who have investigated the circum-
stances. The mysterious traveller, whose
name am requested to withhold, left Para
hoe. In California. few days before las.
Easter, intending to join his wife and fam
lily at Los Angeles. He remembers arriv-
Ing there. but has no recollection of what
happened afterward
He awoke to find himself lying under a
tree In the Australian bush, and was I'M
mensely astonished at seeing around him
many unknown forms of vegetation. He no.
tfced that his hands were hard and rough,
though he had never consciously done a
days hard work. A bullock-dr passed
him shortly after his awakening, and he at
once inquired the way to Los Angeles. The
man stared In establishment, and answered
that Hill End was the name Of the nearest
township.
The man without a memory thereupon
asked the date. and was told that 1t was
late In October, and that he was In New
South Wales. He worked his way to sgd
and is now trying to obtain employment
here to get the money to return to his fam
lily. He is in total ignorance as to their
whereabouts and as to his own dongs dur
ing the six months between April and Oc-
tOber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-06
Realism in Acting.
Iar In Harper's Weekly


The degree In which an actor should
,ield himself to the emotions he Is portray
inr has been discussed from many points
of view. AS NJ Coauelln is the high priest
90 the doctrine that emotion or feeling
should never enter into the work OF an
actor. his lack of effect in Stimulating pa
thos initiates against him and his belief
no matter how great may be ones admira-
tIon for his remarkable technique, Again,
ono hears OF a player who declares that he
gives himself up entirely TO the part, ior-
getting all else but the situations ana con,
Sittons i'm which the drama places him.
tr,1st II will not seem presumptuous to sug-
teSt that this Is largely a delusion, Iol
there are players whose emotions lie SO ia,
heneath the surface that nothing short OF
,reynendous concentration of mind and I'M
aoInatlon can arouse them. This kind oil
sstor though by sheer force OF the en-.
deavor needful 10 arouse a temperamenta
rosnonse runs a risk of becoming set III
meihod and deficient In Elasticity or ex-
10 my mind the best results are brought
about hy the conformation of dual con-
= sctonspsss working in harmony. allied TO 9
1yeII-developed power of expression through
voice face. and action. these facuities eeins
SO connpietely under control and yet SO re-
sponsiye that they take on without STRESS
or strain the quality of every chahglhe
mood and feeling. Rare as the co-oIaiha.
tion of these qualities may be, one - poun0
10 accept II as the ideal OF acting that VIII
stand the severest test