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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

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/ Maine Gossip |.
For June.
Prime" or peasant or prieSt-wha- matter
If the heart t. its highest cream be
Standing apart from the worlds mad
chatter
We catch the song from the upper blue
Song of robbin and bursting flower
Rapture Of morning in eastern sky
To understand means an inner powe":
Would we exchange it, you and |?
Social place AMI the gold to get it
WI" would envy the richest king?
Tie life has nothing 50 small to fret 1t
That Understands what the blucbird.;
sing.
Tie hand that strives has a new precis
we must he glad then. YOU ana I.
FOR the broader view and the clearer
Acres of June and a sunlit sky.
Mildred Grant Philips
Floods of bacalaurcatc wisdom will
be turned loose on defenseless young
heads tomorrow.
The chief fircmen's muster of the
year will be held at Brunswick on the
Glorious Fourth.
The arrival of brand new moon is
scheduled for next Monday, and big
hopes of fair ana warmer weather are
being built upon the event.
The Somerset Reporter Loyalty de-
clarcs that tho list of great names in
Americas Hall of Fame will not be
complete until that of Blaine is added.
1t is Mayor Oliver" in Bath at
present. Mayor Hughes having left for
;"ston t" remain Il few day; on bust
ness am the may"raltA thereby falling
upon tn" president Of tn" board of
aldermen.
The employees at Percy Il simalrs
Wednesday "i'eiii'''il' June D. "A
good -sizcd snow drift was discovered
under d pile of chips and Il lively
battle resulted. The snow was of a
kind to make excellent shooting.
The general passenger department
# the Maine Central railroad has
i...,,,.., ,,i..ti,, ,i,,,,,, j., oa,
h'lu"h WIN "" summer service ~
All It's leased ana confronted INES
Til" pictures include the new pas
@"nG"r starI"n III I'"nE"r which Is I"
i" dedicated next M"nday. and shows
TN" Portland union station as 1t VIII
appear when enlarged.
,,.
ward spring. The weather bureau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08
SOMERSET.
FAIRFIELD CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Nelson IIolway have
moved to Watcrvillc.
Mrs. Annie Brown returned from Au-
gusta Monday.
Mrs. II. A. Amcs is visiting Mrs. A.
Often i'll Watcrville for a few days.
RAY Tobcy of L. Of NJ. returned home
Thursday for his summer vacation
Mrs. f. 2. Head of Waterville is
visiting her sister. Mrs. s. A. Taylor.
Mary -Nyc who has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. y. Il. Green in Wutcrville.
returned home Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

Floods of bacaIaurcate wisdom will
be turned loose on defenselesS young
heads tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

The recent death Of Capt. Ernest
Rhodes. a brother Of the late c"cll
Rhodes, recalls strange story tod by
coI. Frank Rhodes SAYS Tit-Rits. a
rov vcars AGO Cecil Rhodcs turned q
Matancle witch off his c*tat" In S"u'h
Africa in consequence of some "ltcnSc,
and the old bag, with hatred burning ~
her eyes, shricked out: "Thy days on
earth shall he short, and two of these
who follow thee" Curiously enough.
five years have seen three members of
the Rhodes family die shortly after
taking possession of the Dalham cs-
tate Cecil Rhodes paid $5O0,0oO for
the property, ana only visited the hall
once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

The chief fircmcn'S muster of the
year will be held at Brunswick on the
Glorious Fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

The employees at Percy x Small's
shipyard in Faith enjoyed snowballing
Wednesday afternoon, June ). A
good sized snow drift was discovered
under d pile Of chips ana lively
battle resulted. The snow was of
kind to make excellent shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

The arrival of Il brand new moon is
scheduled for next Monday, and big
hopes of fair ana warmer weather are
being built upon the event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

at cut the cause of this cold and back
ward spring. The weather bureau
says: "The reason for the cold
weather Ne have had during tn" past
tNn or thrr" months, j.; that the high
areas If Pressure have novel east
ward from tn" northern portion of tn"
country almost continually. and these
InN" caused cold north winds" That
y q great consolation. and helps out
on tn" coal ami wood bill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

1t is Mayor Oliver in Bath at
present Mayor Hughes having left for
:oston t" remain /, few days on bust
upon the president Of til" board of
aldermen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-06-08

The general passenger department
IF the Maine Central railroad has
issued an artistic circular in con-
n"cti"n with the summer service on
all its leased ana controlled lines
Tile pictures include the new pas
a"uc"r station in H"nEor which is to
ID dedicated next Monday. ana show,
tho Portland union station as it will
appear when enlarged
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

9et bliper mart ilmt me0 set Bill
lige 9ano @sconiin, lom ieg far
bl10t frem til ST. so pr. Mcre og paa
laa l1almtnoelig lette @ilfaor. Sc
bDoer MI 2ano frem @boleiale til
$40 pr. Mcre og npjagtig iamr1e
.Slogs 2ano. Seq fan. bite lort paa
bpiot for set. Set bill oerfor betale
Jig. at tegpn0e ltrafs at betale al paa
ct lille 5tpffe 2on0. Suit t9nf, fun
81 pr. Maaneo for 40 Mcres, So for
80 Mcres oip. Sngen fontant u6bez
taling meominbre De ielp gnifer.
Sntet bebre 6rugt, @res, &orn og
&pffenbape 2ano. @ooe &riier faces
for ollie 9ro011fter. 5il1traffelig
8renbe pg G6mmer for 8ggninger.
8le1tp Mrbej0e buaoe 8inter og
CONNER. Seer standardization og
life meget langt fra ct. SAUL. ST.
gen 5ten eller 5umpe, life Ell Acre
u0er1 at ben fan brnges.
Seer ct. Saul, tire Mile fra 5por-
pogn, bar leg tilIalgS Ell lille 5arnl
meo fl1lot Silbebgr, |aalom &eoifaber,
Sp1tp. CDR G3ri1p 6d1S 11np 8ndni11-
ger, Ell uomerfet Jrugtbape meo De:
lige 9gbler og &lommer oip, ianEi
life laa liot 1pmmer % 8rGros!
9erlne 5arm fan jeg iRlge meget bill
ligt. SIT lie er at fitbel men fon;
itrafs, oa ben fife bill bare lrnge
&Ran tnge ct gus 8ptte, hpis gnifes
~
Union gIocf g. dnIga ialll
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
st na1mimbclig briittat SDperi blep

W HulAltNDclt9 DTt1ltgl SyDcrt DlcD
ll0ite. 2bn6ogs Mften begaoet. poa
@aibington Mbe. g., omtrent ST. 10,
ioet EN- &uoe bleb ilaoet i1tpffer / sc.
8: @obens .SSl1peter 8utif / 9eo. 20,
og US giennem set oerpeo .oon1eoe.
Sui bialp Sppen Jig lelp til en- 9io<.
mantring og ct Har Diamantnoale,
tpurOere0e til ialt ca. 81, 5 S 8u-
tifen bar Ser ful0t al Solf, ga @las-
ltumperne plu0ielig flirre6e ON MEL.
lem Smpfferne og ubrene / @inoues-
plo0ien. @jeren og EN- Glerf, Dob
rim, Ser iaa Manoen tage Sager11e,
iotte efter bam ct fort 6tpffe Sci
ga ban pluoielig pen0te fig og retteoe
EN- &epolper t1no0 6em> bpilfet fit
Dem til at itan6ie. Derefter lgb bo,
ino giennem en- 5nloon, bpor Yor-
teren lggte at ltonoie bam. &epolpe<
rem Tom otter frem, 8orteren traf fig
tilbage, og Man6en f%orlban6t gjen=
mem @aeogren. 5i6en bar ingen Jet
Bonn. 8looipor biler, at balr . bar
faoret fig paa @lasltumperne. $50
litiet bar itoen paret / liplig 8irf-
lombeo for at finoe bam, men bi6til
CT intet @por fun6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
Sill sen idtDrc 11te fatbDlife Static

sil Sen itore rpe fatbDlife Static
.bral, Der lfalreiies paa st. Mntbom
Sill, opforores Sof al alIe=5tpnoer
.og &lasier ct. 3aul % noen Sen
inn til religibie Mnifnelier, at illbz
lfribere. Ser Ell. oannet Ell &otnite,
Der ifal giere Hropagaltoa for Gil=
peiebringelien al iaa marge Mtoler
JON muligt til 8pgntngens Spferels=
Ie. Man guar us fra, at fra bDao
spnspunft man emo betragter ga
gen, tan 8orgere / ct. saul mgbes /
9nifet ON at Sen proieftereoe @atbe-
bra, iom 4apitolet, maa bliDe en-
BrDo for 8pen. og at 0erfor ben nof-
iom bel, en6te ct. Gaul'ife ncipic
pride" pil bore en- meobirfenbe Jaf-
tor TIL at ON life allie iaa BOG Stgr=
iteparten al 8penS 8orgere oglaa /
@ierning oil lpgge oeres Sl1teresie. i
@qrfets S%n1bfgrelie for 9agen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

@EH.EEL..A
@n 1aGrfelig Operation er 11plig
blepet uofert paa Gitp @oipital paa
EN- 8 4ar gammel 9reng fra 2inoen
@Hs; Nttiinor Moore. @ngang i
CONNER troaote ban en- splint op i
Sooen. Sen blep taget us, men nogIe
Gage ienere %inotraaofe sen %frpgteli9e
Spgoom Setanus Munoflemme).
9rengen bleb ioa taget til 8p> so
ipitalet, bbor Or. G.>S. &ignell far
ct Stpffe ub at @iarnefallen og
inoipreiteoe Setonus 5ernm oirefte
/ &iGrnemasien to Gage / Greet,
lamt en- flor Doiis @ernm iMarerne
paa bsire og penitre Mrm. 9ennc
8ebm1oling bite Jig at bore iaa goo
Srl1gt, at 9rengen TOM Jig og mart
oil bore / Stan6 til at gao / @fole.
Sperationer al 0enne Mrt er meget
iiul6ne fer 2an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte (uve
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 7th-St,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
1:ll1inneopOlis.


8rDllup. Sen laa populare og
ofbolote Sinanslefretar !
Tborbalbien 2oge $50. Is, sc.
Miffelien % Minnie &lilrf blep Gns-
Bag Mften ! forrige lge imebet / &D-
mems 2Rnfer til itor 9~perraifeIie for
De aller fleite at Scr. Miffeliens tall
rige 8en1er, Der lite arteoe at Del,
glpoelige 8egipenbeo bar iaa 11ar
foreitaaenoe. rugeblooet" bringer
berpeo fine beoite Rnffer ON Narrets
lpffelige Sremtio % seilabs neo as
2ibets Strgm:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
gnostieneiter / st. .Haml.

8ao8tieneiter I ct. saul.
Sgnobens ,orif epangelif-lnt5er-
lie &enisbeb, &igrnet al CANADA og
136e Sts., boloer @uostieneite bper
Sen6ags Gormio6ag &. 1890 og
affet SCI. 2.45. @gnoagsifolen mg-
Der &l. 8 Gorn1..
S &apellet paa &igrnet al @ea-
neD og Carl 5ts. er ser Sgnoags-
ifole bber Sgnoag %Gftermi66ag &l.
5 og @uoStieneite SCI. III Mften.
S &dpellet paa &igrnet at ct.
M1balts og Sberburne @ts., er Ser
Sen6agsifole bber @en6ag gfter-
mio6ag SCI. 3 og @u6stieneite 81.
~ Mften. - g. 8. &eque, Haitor,
$40 Capitol 8%ouIebar6.
Srefulbisbeos norif ebang, lutb.
Strife, Darlington og Sberburne
Mpes. @uostieneite bber Sgnoag
SCI. 1920 Sorm. paa @orif og 7.45
Mften paa @ngelif. @9noagsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter &gimesiegu6s-
tjeneiten. - STR. @pbtlruo, Breit,
$50 61tller 5treet.
Gman1els norif-lntb. Menigbeb
@auges Spno6e), @u6stieneite bber
Sgnoog Sormiooag SCI. 1912 oe
Sbn6ag Mften ser. ~ / @irfen paa
&idrnet at Canada og fiorten6e
@treets. @enoagsifole fra &I. 10
til 1. &aitor SIR. 8. 8robaug, iom
>bar obertoget ful6 8ettentng / Me-
nigbe6en, Dor / Mr. 298 @illiams
ctr. Mlle ct pelfomne til @u6stie-
neiterne og @gnoagsifolen.
@mbstieneite / Sen norif>banffe
@aptif-&irfe, &iarnet af Milforo
og @oo6brioge @treets, bber Spn-
jag ser. 1890 Sormi66ag og 1856
Mften. &l. $50 ung6omsmdoe.
Sen norif-6anife . 8~aptf1tmenigbeoS
MISUNDERSTANDING meoer / tit 2ofale
bber S6n6dg &l. $50 @fterm., 81.
at MiIforo og @oo6bri6ge cts.
Sang og Muiif al Il. S. Sangfor.
=9lle @fanoinober bierteltg BEL
TONNE.
9en norif-banife Metbpotff Strife,
Sibrnet at 8roa0map og 1915 Ct,
ofboloer fine @uostieneiter iom fgl-
ger: &re6ifen .@6n6ag Sormi66ag
s@loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. nnge
6olfs gpmortb 2iga: Ggn6ag Mften
S&l. 6.45, og Iiterert Mg6e BEN 26en
og 46e Eirs6og I Moane6en. 8gn-
nempoe bbsr 0ns6ag Mften 81. 8.
s. 81. Sacobien, Baitor, 289 1915
Street.
9en e~anif=norifc @olgatba Menis=
feb inobp0er bjnrteligit til iinc
Gnostjenelter / &trfen, 1876 Sbomos
5treet, nnr Como Mpen1le og Mice
Str. Sc afboloes timber Hrglte=
poffallcel1 buer Ssnoog @ftermiooog
SCI. $50; Naltor @anien fra Mtnne=
apolis betjener Menigbe0en forelgbig.
5pn1agslfole bber JSgn0ag Mtooog
SCI. 1910.
9auif=eb::=lntb. ct. @tepbans Sir
fc, &igrnet al OrIea11s og @tebens
@treet, @uostieneite bper @enoog
Sormi66ag &I. IL. @bn6agsfole
SCI. 9.
8etbanta &irfe, 81. Scents & So.
reit 5treet. @%u6stienelte afboloes
Sgn6ag Sorm. @l. 1920 og Mften
SCI. 7.30. &ber Eorsoag Mften 8en,
nemb6e / &trfens 8aiement. .Sen.
6%agsifole bber Sgnoag SCI. ~. ..
6lagita0, Breit. 8opel 846
Sort Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

PUBLISHED IN ST.. PAUL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

9ampcren uGpl. q. @c&en5ie", Il.
g. &egjeringsbao0, Tom BERTH 8pen
forleoe11, for at fpre set Sel1fab al
SS11lano @atermaps Commission ser
efter 8%eitemmelIen ifl1loe nnfomme
til ct. Saul Sorsoag Mften, mes as
Misiisiippi til &eofuf, Sa., bpor
Selifabet ifal mpoe Hreiioel1t &ooie-
nelt og :fortiette bioere felt ne6 til
Mempbis / Gennesiee for Snipeftion
at 6loDens 5eila0smuligbe0er og
ltonpttelien beraf / fon1ercielt
2jemeo. Sol. 81. Mc&en5ie"
er cit flot n6itpret 8aab, ZIP
to bote ienbper @enleenoe meo lurielt
inbretteoe &obptter meb barmt og
folot Gan6, 8oOeparelier, eleftriif
2ps oip., olp.z % Ell 8eintnil1g paa
35 Mano. Gngang / Sag bar oct
@eningen, at o'6rr. at aomisiionel1
ifuloe gaa omboro pg paabegpn0e
Il1ren neboper. 81 fan peb Smtale>1
berof life ti%l6ogeboloe set 5pbrgs-
maal, ON set mi oglaa iful0e bore
eller blipe Sc @errer torment at
toge Jig Ell itille 5pnoagsbuier on1-
boro, bpis Ell eller flere al Dem mi
paa 5pnoag pirfelig ifuloe fele Ell
opbtfglt Sraug i Iaa 5enieenoe?
@o6t er BET 90, at De til ben Sib / al
Sal6 mao. a1tages at bore noenfor
&pffepiooe at be @amiep gol1tD,s
MDnoi9beoer!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

@ennepin County Sair er Moblet
poa Sen ii6ite itore noitilltng, lolll
MI er UNDER 6orbere6elie. Sen bill
blipe afbolot uoe be0 @opfins % to-
ger lin 8egpnoelie imorgen Sreoag,
6ormio6ng 81. 8. Selb ON Sen fife
Tan fonfnrrere me6 Stote Sair. laa
bill Ser 6og blipe 9lttroftioner NOT til
at iamle en- Me,1g6e 8eipgenoe. Ser
bliper fulfilling al Sapeioger og
Marfpro0l1fter, iom er ople0e ber /
Gonntpet, af Sierfre og a16re &ns=
opr, ser ligeleoes b6rer bjemme fer,
og en6elig bar Sc forifiellige &ano=
lenoe % 6orretningsfolf runot ON /
Gountpet, life minolt / minneapolis,
beitemt Jig til at gipe Ell fpl5ig
Sremitilling al, bba6 Slags @arer Sc
fprer. l16itillingen bill bore / fulo
Sroen, mar 8ortene aabnes poo
6re0ag Morgen, og paa 8eiggenoe
bill Ser itffert life blipe 11ogen Mon=
gel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
So Nntpmpbilulnffer hn1

50 Mntomobilmlpffer banote /
Sl1tningen al forrige l1ge fer / 8p-
en-. @n Muto, Ser bap6e peret lt0e
mes 8 Gerioner, gift paa @jemturel1 /
&erbe0en al @itp 2imits be6 &ice
ctr. iom 6plge al at @tprerelt mi
lte6e &ontrol ODER Molfinen no oper
eli 9fraaning og rulleoe flere Gait
&c oper.- Sc to &errer og en- Game,
ser par / 8ognen> Tom ollie TIE tent
m1elig olporligt tillfa0e og maotte
bringes pao 8pboipitaIet. = Sen al1z
SET ltlpffe fan0t Steo pes 5ommen.
ito mellem Ell @alto og en- 5porpog11
poa &ice 90 5pcomore Strs. 6reoog
Mften, 0gloo fer bar set to @errer
og Ell, Game, Ser fom golt of}te0,
6enne cl16og meget olporligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27

&aa0cifuo. @n 13aors gommel
9reng, Wfatt San0l, al 1176 @ooo=
bridge Ctr, bleD it01te sgr1oog Mor-
gen Sd ban me0 iin noget elore Bro
Ser 2amrence og Ell onoen Dre11g por
taget n0 til Mc@arrons Safe for at
iage, rant al ct Sf11o fra 8ro6erens
8g5le, Ser, iebrigt beo 9rengens egell
l1foriigtigbeo, al @anpare gif al.
Sfu6bet ramte bam lige / &neet, Ser
fl1loltGnoig lp1tntre6es. De to an
ore fit baaret Sen 11lDffelige til e,
nGrliggen6e @us, bbor fort efter Or.
$. 6. georton tom forbi / lin Mrtto-
mobil. San anlagoe en- forelpbig
5orbinoing og tog Sen iaareoe 9reng
til 8pgrpnien, bporfra en- Mmbu=
lance ferte bam til @itp &olpitul,
bpor ban 6poe tiblig Manbog Mor-
gen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-09-27
ST. Paul.
aSt. Paul Tidendess Kontor, Room AZ
Union Block Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den ve1kjendte (uve
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 7th-St,
Paul.
Il Quarts at Melf for en- Dollar
- life mere og lite minore ~ fore
lpbig! Men set er allereoe fra 16
3narts itoite 8inter saaet ne6 til IA
I'LL, iaa oct er 10 lite go6t at nt6e,
rbpor @n6en bliber.
@asfursiftnins. Nlois Maurit5,
Ell 50aarig 5freoer, blep / Mon-
Gags Morges funoet opo / lin @fra-
oerbutif, Gil uniperiitp Mbe. grl
.@oSbane itoo ,oaben, og oen.og6brin=
genoe 2uftart, fplote belle &ummet.
1ngcn SteSer faor mo11 fine Stpp-
Gr iaa. go>>t % billigt rcpareret lom
bos g. &C. Gpnoer, So So. IT'S Ctr.
st goot l1bpalg al 6o6tei for Menb
% Drenge fi1oes oltio pao 2ager.
s orpg en- 6 g.
Gn SlblBs BRIO forleoen Scot us /
ct 8odroingbus paa @lebelanb og
ll%niperiitp &bes., og set par / pberite
9jeblif, at Men6, &pinber og Bprl,
reooeoe Jig u6 paa @aoerne finn ifprt
let Nattgi. @uiet neobren6te til
@run0en.
Mn6ttprt1tm fan fife UNDER 11oge11
81 itGnoigbe0er uSleies gratis. @n0
fife &oitfontorets employees, ser gn=
ifeoe8peningen for ct MptoarsaftenS-
8al / Sen &eniigt at rejie ct SOM
for lt1roerbol0ningen al Sen rationale
&onpention at Acknowledgement / ct
4altl neite Mor, fan fao Sen noe1
&eoerlag, men maa, bbis Sc 6nife1
6en, erlegge 1926 lom an6re 9goe:
lige. W1an beflageoe fife at funne
gjpre en- l111otagelie / bette Silf9lbe
Ser / Girfeligbeoen mao regnes fol
Ell 8p-Mffare, men &eglerne forbo>
Set.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-10
James II. Powers i'm THE Blue Moon
the Bill at the BeIasCo.

At the Belasco Theater tomorrow
evening James T. Powers and a large
and efficient company VIII begin a week
engagement in the English musical com
edy, The Blue Moon. which ran for
two years In London. and which 50 far
this season, in its Americanized form. has
been cordially received.
The story Of the piece is consistent.
Il relates 60 certain happenings at an
English army post IN India. Both Euro
peans and Orientals are introduced in
profusion. The peculiarities OF the story
make it possible for two dancing fea-
lures that are said 30 be very striking.
10 be logically incorporated Mr. Powers
portrays the part Of an English soldier.
and It may reasonably be expected he
viii get out Of it no end OF fun. 1t is
claimed. in fact, that this is quite the
funniest Characterization Mr. Powers has
evolved. which is saying a great deal
His principal Co-Worker is Clara Pal
mer. young lady who is making a name
for herself in her part. Her dancing is
only second TO her singing. The prima
donna Of the organization is Ethel Jack
son, young lady who comes with a
reputation for decided vocal efficiency.
In the performance two strong dancing
features are introduced, the English
Pony Ballet" and La Petite Adelaide.
Among the large east of vocalists and
comedians viii be found Favor and Sin
clair, Phil II. Ryley. Coralie Blythe. Ar
thur Donaldson. Frank Rushworth, and
Dick Temple. Every known accessory
that would tend to increase the general
effectiveness of THE Blue Moon has
been utilized IL is claimed
The midweek matinee will be given on
Linc0lu's birthday on Tuesday. instead of
Wednesday. as heretofore. Popular prices
will prevail.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-10
Sam Devere's Fun-makers at the
Iyccum.

sam Deyere. who has fathered some Of
the cleverest vaudeville and burIesque
shows Of the past decade, has. II is said.
never gathered q more merit0rious ag-
gregati0H Of entertainers than those who
compose his company this season. They
Will be seen at the New Lyceum this
week. commencing tomorrow matinee
Mr.. Devcre, though an artist by himself.
does not occupy the center OF the stage
all the time, but believes in having his
audience entertained no matter who does
the entertaining. With this end in view
he has collected a strong assortment Of
artists, headed by the favorite comedian.
Andy Lewis, and including the ShrOdes
acrobatic comedy act. Granville and
Mack. travesty stars; Miller and Hunter.
comedians: the Three Mason Sisters,
singers. dancers. and acrobaJs. The clos
ing burlesque, The Hebrew King IS
one continuous scream, from start TO I'm
ish. il is asserted.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-10
THE WEEKS PLAYBILLS.
Mansfield in HIS Great Production of
peer Gyat, at the National.

peer Gyat'' at the National.
One of the most notanie and interest
ing dramatic events Of the season viii be
Mr. Richard Mansneid's appearance in
Henrik Ibsen's poetic and fantastic play
of Peer Gynt" at the National Theater
this week. Mr. Mansfield is always as
original as he is able, and in Peer
Gynt he believes he has surpassed all
his previous achievements.
The contemporary playsoer knows only
the Ibsen OF problem plays. whereas the
phase Of the great dramatist reflected in
Peer Gynt' is that of poet, romaaeist,
and an optimistic idealist Mr.. Mans
fields role is that of a young braggaTt,
who develops into a cynical plutocrat
and is finally revealed d chastened old
ma.-. BY its admirers Peer Gynt' is
classed as one Of the world dramas in
the same sense as "Faust." In all there
are thirteen scenic pictures In the pro-
duction, showing day and night on the
Norwegian mountain passes, under the
snow of winter and the green Of summer;
the fantastic palace cavern Of The Troll
king; the interior OF peasant homes;
scenes on the tropical strands Of Moroc-
co and on an oasis in the desert; a
vivid scene at sea. with shipwreck. and
other superb pictures In the cast there
are % persons, in addition to a ballet, a
choir, and many mute characters-l3S peo-
pie in all
Peer Gynt" is the story Of life
threatened with ruin by selhsbness and
I 60 ~aI hT.sFar .fagfg a.
youth, with a fantastic imagination and
"a singular bravado. who has dreams of
no lesser destiny for himself than d
kaiserdOm At first he only ventures the
spinning of harmless lies about his own
adventures, which he embToidsrs out OF
the lore Of the mountains. as a jest with
his mother and % enjoy the wonder and
applause Of the peasants Women are no
less susceptible 20 the influence OF his
cleVerncss- But when his mother dies lie
SEXES his emancipation to go on his
world conquest Every material success
IS his; he becomes a plut0crat and a
power; sycopaauts gather as his riches
multiply. but he finds no sincerity in
these false friends and 10 permanent
happiness in his sordid wealth. They all
dissolve and maturity is upon him with
out any consolation Of TeCtitude. He Te-
1 turns 20 the mountains of the North and
finds there the woman who years before
offered him the priceless love of "a pure
heart. She has been faithful TO him. and
IN her heart he finds his true haven and
heaven.
The story of peer GynJ' is embr1id-
cred with sentiment. frequently with
r0mping hum0r. and at times with> a
fantastic introduction Of the super
natural This last is represented by
several allegorIcaI figures. one is the
sordid Troll king, or king goblin. a sort
Of fairy MephisJopheles The other is
the spirit of Final Accounting or Angel
of Death. who urges Peer 20 learn 20 'be
myself that is. 20 learn mis- duty as
20 his relation 10 the scheme of life.
Tho curtain on Peer Gyut' viii rise
DuuctualIy at 7:45 p. N.
Mr. Mansfield win say farewell on
Saturday night iu Beau Brlmmel"