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New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, March IS. 1905.
we're & 50 cars 90 or 3S hsa; an, n
10 Tor the a rs aSs ads were S quiet e ba STEADY on
nedn i~4 spP and thin OG5S eoad and Choice
fm to Ioc higher IN The @ sds g EsrS So pr loo n ' bulls
ps pr Sc oas4 1sSs4 as se6 cows sat at s. sa 81
@n 5 sisd o e6o eeGf native sdes Iiyepooi
quoted live sst9 seraor Gw at 6ee It ?sF 10 @ psT n
sheep l2o per n es aressd f1.n %1s{ this SS Mort sh To-
a the MssaHa for for }ndOg }n STl w saY 81
sas ss6ersef seS sh4ssEs i,. SON an5 $50
Phaeha for vii sd1Srer TAKE Sgt 1 o
Beef Cor ssE ak9G o A Ta ca heep and
of Of ss e eas M to aBa 81 Gd s5sA'
.s s'ssss1;ss'H e; $ o5s .'s, ' s
at s s. Is s. q cows so sa n s. O. ll25 n at 81 s. o.
e. g sS sss2 ,s = s 3 q E = Jos h. at 81
$ 3s g. So suIs m at iass g q ils S l.
u ls s. i b. az So ic5s H. 81 DO sS5 NJ s. 10 & DO DO
Sc q sS r so at ss a. 70 d. 8" s a. 5: S
90 sos NJ at ,S5 5: So e. at ao s. 900 H. at >
al s sss pS' o osis s1ss @ :
o;n Snan0 shannon: e52 ro. at So co. do $50
H. bafSEsReceips a. 12o heal all Co consigned % f. di
rect with m nr se eAfspSR fs% Choice veas
So rs No STEADY ar to at sise
per n for country dressed Fsais anu '7&Qi'' 'o' '
dressed. .. ,.>,uS Receuts were So cars or
-e "a Including for saughterers and ls Tor
iip. wit the stale stock 10 10 pe
the RI sheep made to day. Lambs We're
solo ~ anneared be weak to shade lower ABOUT
slow anu 30 uusoId at hour Medium TO prime
5ts sod al 81 1214as7 80 per 100 ib prime western
lambs SOU s7 pressed mutton glow at SG1019c n:
yearuis 1snhs at f0h613c country dressed hothouse
SI7s staaiv at s4ds9 per carcass
iai, Karps Commission Company: pa Buffalo lambs.
=. "a average at 100 rb: 215 do - 70 at q 90
90 ID Gs n at 81 % PA Indiana do 10 fb. at 81 90;
oSt Western do. 60 NJ at 81 80 .-ro
robin shannon: ll6 Western lambs - TO- az - o.
"a western yearings. "a fb. at 81 -. ,. -, g.,
'.snIS-Receipts were IL cars. OF @t"t an LOT
,ansnterers Nothing doing in live hogs The feeling
dressed hogs slow and unchanged
va war 10 psr n for heavy: 61s9sc for medium. and "a
I'll. nphf
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

NETALS-TIN-The London market was reaction
ss lis and futures at fi5" 1 The oesl market w@ as
easy in sympathy with quotations ranging from %, 25c
market. with quoted so los futures at
large producers at odds the selling price and
quoted at II S7aaI2 o ee.tPoyt at a ai2 7 57ie
and casting Il 12t2 II 23e LEAD-I@ad was
dull and unchanged G5a5 75c. SPELrER-spete-
AZ s5a4 &c locally iRo&IThe London iron market
was unchanged o a higher foundry
aG an6,e 1' t sssf ST. s~ IS be a5ket 5S p ifdn
setihcsiss at 5hS p5oduSs EHGsnse sa 9cd p ana
grades quoted follows: SO IS bid; March.
SO 5oGsIG % April sio 5oase 10: MAJ $1o oVQsl6 'o'
MOIDassEs AND sNRUPs Business in sugar syrups
Nile moissses was frn,lS 6eld quiet oaotations
l"2c; good 2s:;e PIlne 25q'oS' Aew orieaI5' osa &
t ssttif cooa la2a prime 2 ~ 5c: :ancy a7so 10y
oil Vas gnet tGda5 o. 5,e WITH priees eos
&c bbls september 8el.c I-nseed oil was
az recent prices We quote: PETRoLEu Mstandard
- s 1nd m 6h 10 80 wafr Sifte New York bbis
10 SS ana IN buk 7c Phiadepha bbls 10 &c aud
h se ia5 &e'' CoTToNsEGD 91f oPme crude
sc prime % snm9eT yes9w Po s 81 90 Nafe6 ~ IN fn
81 SI,ST 1S MP s sSGs7 good 9% off sumner yel
ioT ssd 4oc Li&sEED oii>eSicsn sd, ra.
out-of town 42a43c: Calcutta, raw. zoe
PROFISf0SS-Thc provisions market generally
bought quite literally and shorts became nervous
showed eoasderabIe strength only 200 hogs We're
Saturday. Total Western arrivals were 900, in
f5fRs ssS al Qno5ed oos5s Ness m si fa
oad nss soTs si G5 $ii So famiy s4 30 SO packet
81 3@ sstra l9d5s 'esT t$FD 81 8 tztsesy
Quoted: Facons 81. $50 10 G2c: so H. "'sC i4o
n3aa' &C. b6;ss smong Sc: 10 h 7ac - H. &c:
- h 7c Picked hams quiet eg2tHa 5c Sc Ia
ir,er quoted sliddc western prime z5o@ 59 ,1 SO
Que oaosed 5a'2 aou5h nm An,eTiea on,ent zi
sTEARIEE-s -steady- quoted: o'eo 767l'c; city lard
KIcE-Basiness in the local rnsrEet restyc,sd
somewhat by rain bur reports from the south noe
inn markets all around Quotations follow: Screenings
81 g3-c oTdnary so e.: ff; al6,cs sac Iapan %
r7est:c .c foreign 57sae'2c: Ransoon and
sT-tAR&Pfices for refined sugar were advanced !"
paints ali grades by all TehntFs ekoop i 1 ir
The net quoted by all reiners is now 800 less
Toes subject rebate Of 10 points and discount o.
tabIets 90: cut loaf soc: crushed 5.oc mould 4.
ees5oners sranasted 25S: xxX povdered 5Isc
powdered powdered and fruit p9Tsered and ta
eag ear,@6s %f fine sanuatei Doc: II 800:
a. =, bags Do &c: : n bags do 52oc: 10 n bags d..
iae. = and 20 n bags DO 5o5c: Eagle fine stand
ari grsnulated and diamond = 2s' 1" s
g.: No 6. 4eoc: 1850: No s. 45'oc No 2 443c,
X"s !" - x and is i5S The raw sugar market
strong the close. vth sale of 49ao no bags @ 'un5 r
freett April shipment The however were
Ts dg@E M tes Psa % Rsss 2a9o So s
@ and soasses sugar 2 50 tsTt at tG &c er
Which put both March and April the basis Of los @d
aa st sH n Graz gan5 I0s sssa sio Of rs @ =
s se a1anst gnfnsp dseeT seerese Of tons
stocks and afoas testF a1 1a % tons last Year or de-
sresse Of ai4 eco tons
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

0oTE0 N---ae cotton marker active to Gay
hgt sfte- some cary Trecusrity prices weakened under
Britain issuing circular advising short time Tla
rUs-et 0l1ss1 decline Of 10 Il points.
.s,rssd 150 600 haIes opened steady
unhrngei prices decline Of points. and meiate
sf-sr1ar1 SD 5e points lower OH crop positions
u1r hea~ and scattering liquidation caused by
railway rec.veTshp- 1t the
from Shorts local bulls.
1IsrToo and Orleans STEADY prices later the
t6 hold Improvement. ana in ths late trading
vss ana unsettled Most "f the business
sSe from ne reports from Manchester regarding
- POSSIBILITY there special
'szt1rs receipts contnue5 light. and the into sight
tss were hElish As eIlnleFs takiigS TINS week idSi
there large decrease III the
E06s rlslbie supDiy q American cotton. IL was
itoHgt spite light movement th- visible
favorable showing Southern spot markets were VI
casnse5 &c lower Advices to spot conditions were
sohResf effect that the basis Slightly easier
-e-e nothing the days ira ding to indicate any
npohcsor the opinions of the larger interest II ta
leer months. but thought that 3he buil cqnf was
buyer decline Superintendent King
rs>Ey follow Port receipts. 1V'"y1
tsss against ia year overland 40 mills
'sar southern mill tskinSs estimated b""t pa
sEa1 u year. loss q stock A. interior
,,'o week. 1Ss 6ca bales against Z24s7s
hsles ias- crop movement Port receipts
1s577 added receipts of season Tor
Aar1os. e;t against eSpl.ts1 bales last year
. n.le Jos.51f bales. against Sl3-tA
nss isst yea. Southern ml tabtngs, liaApp bales,
sEaas 15l.or5 beeS last Near STOCK az interior
hsss scar brought sight for the nfcntfl OF fn
Ig5 ~ bales against l2e5 $50 bales last year
sgsns o59 last year The fotai 1r9p mo
hsnt days this season against ie Gays iae'
e range Of ooutract prices the local market today
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

The local market for spot cotton was quiet %lts
sss II 7oi Pohs fat me6lng CUT Sales SIoo bales
sobe ov. 20 nc5s1xed an Ifie: sales. 800 bales:
ssssnneh qule'. l-1ec lower at IL iI1nnrfon
Uachasged az II 5.c norfolk steady unchanged
sass ou.i hsloTs e9t a, ME sales 200 bales
= Lgis quiet. unchanged a. llSc' sa!es =, hie
,e Rock quI q, Ile caLEssSn stesa.. sa,ie
s1iet i1s, a 1ovd+ fdsc sales 27oo bales Esti
Ro0s,on aS6 20 ? 500. aeainst o91 last week and
s. las yesr Galveston, 1900 TO SEQ sesnSt Han
,.,lssas 1000 10 35oe against 5.ell last week ana
Cotton ESesanse special rverpooi cables Spot e2t
sse export 1000 American. eooo; receipts "'o"o sii
i1eT.csn middlng upland 6oie 1a noigfs off
y is,e months closed steady nei pieIa1sep s3sd
1pi-xsy. 5asd. syJune se7d June-Jrly 90:
isr o. .-la 1etsfer November 54od: No
,.hs.TDeceuber 537i@d; Decen1ber,J r,Jahnafy' "-"'o'
rIotE AND aE.I@asiness tour Of small II
% s sTs,. hs as sslf gansa. Sins eeare Prices were
e bt solat unsettled RE a,as n9gT was W, e S'e Ne
ss, @ PEo1qcs E.hanss: Spring Datsa.s 81 sss
siisls s. s6Gs !. SO io g" extT 20 so
r1JR1TT@o-N,,9s2 t1T@ 10 ytyter yF orR&onet oaoed Fair
& :. a'4 90 eoiG ,,O 70 tsheE s4ss 5: sss ss = BsG
snlFrn. Qno,ea: Pine white ana yellow 81 sitg sS@
.s a.. m,asi5s .a7@.2a dos 81. $40 %; hoHiny
81 50 - bBtk s2s 50 sacks: oil.neai ss2 20
,nsAIS-wHEkT-Th .uil influence in May wheat
r very apparent again to-day but the July came unoef
az pressure as result Of favorable crop con
s5sons the close Sssc under MaV, against
- difference IN. ,rezious night Nervousness marked
tAt professional dealings in May throughout the sef
- snd the least sign OF
,sFrg leading bulls The range in that option
- aooet bush with final prices on littie from
~.'i but s1 ehout unchanR.d from the previous Gay
sss diercstion consider decrease IN Noiin-
sec.rss probable resnlt Of hesyy .ness ,
- fer the week Thus she stuAuon In spring wfess
- * ekaH9s but both Tue Modern
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

Miller and number Of private advices spoke quito
favorahiv winter wheat position There was some
green bug talk from Oklahoma but little figure
n A renewal of attracted
shipments the twenythree reported
cluo ahou here at
o The Broomhall figures shin
G.3ot 900 bush, quantity much in Of
Thursdays estimate The authority
worlds shipments would be bush
North America against last week
bush. all countries An official Argentina
placed crop country bush with
surplus Iai +oo 600 bush weakest feat
ure in cables drop of 2?t d41sc budapest and
decline Of issc at Berlin. due . favorable weather
conditions in Germany The Liverpool 4 p
lad net lower No > red wheat hore quoted a
81 oSFs elevator and 81 o45s afioat; Northern
Duluth, 81 1S.. and No hard winter. 81 1874 o
afoat. CoIiN-The corn market again showed good
deal OF stubborn strength. and only way
close. when the depression wheat brought
sales for long The strong
West light Argentine shipments poor grading.
was some further good bull support of
nor much 1of sale until the The receipts.
te other hand were little larger than expected. while
the estimate for Saturday s9S No = in
the local market closed sfc elevator afoa
No , white. 65i2c and No yellow. &c o
oATS-Beyond showing steadiness of the day,
We're rather quiet and without feature. Cash
IN New York closed easy, follows: Mixed. 25 %
10 BIC natural white. 2 % n, 57GG0c and clipped
white. y 10 30 10. 60G65c. RYE-Market dull; No
western SIC o b New York BARI-EY--Market nomi
nal Wheat. including -four. exports the week.
corning 10 Rradstreets aggregate 2.353.oNS bust.
against Fi4 81 last week 2251a3 last Since
uy 1907 wheat exports 159624 les bush. against
iZ3"sle last season Corn exports for the week 4sl
year since July l. 30 o943os bush against 45.316ls:
bush Isl
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

COACHMAN.-SingIe; understands ali lines
ot work on gentiemsn's prfvats country
place; first class references: willing to go
anywhere. N. II, 6Sj 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
skINNER,s CREW PICKED UP AT SEA.

baltimore March 6.-London advices to the Mari
time Exchange to-day reported that the steamer
t,ravbead from Galveston for Belfast passing
Malin Head signalled that she had on board the
rau of the Baltimore schooner William II. Skinner.
tic,, had beeu abandoned on February %. in lati-
tuse az longitude 70. The Skinner. in command Of
captain Griffith, sailed from Georgetown. S. c. on
,rehrusry IA for New Haven with a cargo Of lun-
her About week lAtsf she was reported as
dere.ict and the tate OF her crew was unknown
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

OFFICE MANAGER--Thorough Knowledge
of office work. bookkeeping. credits. sys-
teniatiZine: L. years experience; best ref
erence A. Larccmbe, II Prospect Place.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

COACHNAN.-Gentlem viii highly rec
ornInend his recent coachman; gave him
unusually satisfactory service during the
last eight years: married. no children t
g NJ. 80 West 18th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

DRAFT MAN.-GTaduate mechanical en-
gineer; American: seven years factory
experience; open for short or long drafting
or engineering engagements. l.. B.. Room
J. 201 1123 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

WAITRESS. First class: can take hutIer's
mace. understands wines and saIads-
takes good care ef silver and fms china.
wages So 70 sSS references. F1aherty's
Bureau ASS Columbus ave. Tel T&1--
River
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

ssy March 6. 190s;
N=- reoeip-s all L ports during 1ii 4i1
receipts L pcrtS week last l3s 4'
Septs eT 3E 49,
s---
16t S41
Tots exro--S since Sep-erhe- lsr-.....-...Ssa4
date las 45.. 500
Tinted .--..-.---
: ports time las o+o5 52f
stock 81 ali interior
time last 5:S397
time last I2s nfla
Stock q af7Cst Ct time last yea-
Tie folo=ing the total receipts Of all
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

ENGINEER OF Italian sugas
fabrics and refnerfes for tweEty-seVen
years understanding English. French and
German, seeks a good steady place IN
America Schrappapietra Settinio. Genoa.
italy.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

erences from former employer. city or
country s. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. 500
9Th ave. corner 42d 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

MECHA HANIC--ThOTough electrician; repair,
new and old work; machinery, carpenter
ing, pipe work; knowledge Of piumblhg;
painting; handy with tools. Drews. 461
Linden ST. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
HELP WANTED.
Males.

HELP WANTED at the shore and noun
tains for the coming season: experience
not necessary Send stamp for reply
Ha-te PresSe. 8 Pitkin st, New Haven,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

WAITRESS. First class: can take buffers
place. understands all snlaits and wines
ana thu care % me chin. and silver.
Wages So 10 S25: best reference Ffah-
srty's Bureau. 49, Columbus ave. Tel
T41-Rivsr.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

CosCHMAN. first class. who understands
autonobiIes wishes steady position A.
S-eU-arr I41 East 223d s.. WfliianlSh-1cSe-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

GROCERY CLERk.-Ey young married
man; knows his business: hustler: hon
est reliable. good salesman; seven years
experience; best references IhofnpSoh'
1919 9Th ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

ard subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Once. No 1854 Broadway. between S6th
and 31th sts. until Q O'Clock p. m. Ad-
Refreshments received at the following
branch Offices at regular office rates until
S O'Clock p. M. viz: 264 Sth ave. $. e.
cor 23d st: 1913 9Th ave. cor, l2th st: 81
East 14th St: 25T West 42d st. between
9Th and Sth aves.: 263 West t2jth St; 133s
80 ave. between 10th and 77th SITS: 1925
30 ave. near 6lst st; 1TGS ist ave. near
Sath st: 157 East I25th st: 756 fremont
ave: ESQ Sd ave. and any American District
Telegraph office.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

sIa WEST END AVE. corner ft3d St
Block from Riverside Park subway eX-
press station and surface cars; most bea1~
tiCul and sanitary location New YORK;
handsomely furnished rooms; superior table
57TH ST. 319- SCI WEST.-LaTge and
small comfortable rooms; good table.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07

PRIVATE AGENT AND SECRETARY
BY young man. 30; thoroughly ezpe-
rienced in the economical management OF
flats tenements or Office buildings, seven
wears reference from present employer;
will furnish security. II. J. Ferris. 900
East S0th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
NEW YORK PRICES.


- Wheat; open. High Low, Close day.
MAY 81 o61s 81 07 1-6 81 06 81 06&s 81 0e 1l6
july --..--.--..- Ola i01@4 101 / 0l mi3
May ..-.......-. ~ 72ls
July 7o7s IOl2
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

of billiard and pool ta-
bles: high grade bowling alley builders
lowest prices Marx Bros. p Ccton Square
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BROADWAY 16nG.-A beautifully fur
nished parlor; one, two sleeping rooms;
private bath: very choice; conveniences-
smith.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-07
Male

DESIGNER on skirts; best reference
wants take charge, wages no object.
Renfatto. l20I I'd ave.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30


To those swho have followed the
career of the great rural play, "Quincy
Adams Sawyer" to the extent of
witnessing large number of its per-
formances, the most notable feature
of the drama is the power that certain
OF its scenes exert upon the audiences
in compelling illusion. Especially is
this true of the famous husking bee
scene, in which the color and humor
OF the rural festivity are so wildly
presented as to make this portion of
the performance an example of the
art which coneeals art, and hence is
perfect
The players in this merry scene are
so thoroughly in sympathy with it,
their pranks and laughter are so spen-
taneous, the little details supplied in
the stage settings are SO perfect, that
as the scene advances the audience
gradually enters into the spirit of the
situation and forgets the theatre. The
heated atmosphere of the playhouse is
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30
AVERTED A TRAGEDY.
Nerve Displayed by Daniel o'connell
at a Critical Moment.

Nerve Displayed by Daniel o'connell
at Critical Moment.
Daniel O'Connell, the famous Irish
agitator, had contempt for physical
danger. On certain occasion a meet
ing had been convened, and a large
crowd assembled in room on the first
floor Of building in small city in
Ireland.
O'Connell was about to address the
people when gentleman, pale with
fear, made his way to the platform and
hoarsely whispered:
"Liberator, the floor is giving way!
The beams that shore it up are crack
ing, and we shall fall through in a few
minutes!''
Keep silent" said O'Connell. Then,
raising his voice, he addressed the as
sembly:
y find that the room is too small to
contain the number who desire to
come in, SO we must leave it and hold
the meeting outside the building"
At this a few rose and went out, but
the majority retained their seats. Then
O'ConnelI said
Il will tell you the truth You are
Irishmen, therefore brave men. The
floor is giving way, and we must leave
this room at once. If there is a panic
and a rush to the door we shall all be
precipitated into the room below, but
If you obey my orders we shall be
saved. Let as twelve men nearest the
door go quiztsy out, then the next
tR eve, "a sczssa till all have gone. ]
shall be the lastto Leave
His instruction. were obeyed to the
letter, and he wa patient and calm
till all had gone cut in safety. Then
he walked quietly across the sunder.
ing, cracking floor, reaching the door
just as the shattered beams gave way
And thus, by the force of his strong
will, a terrible accident was averted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30
AID TO CUPID's WORK.
Bachelor Tax Bill Provides For State
Bureau For the Bashful.

bachelor Tax Dill provinces FOr State
Bureau For the Bashful.
Assembly John j. Farrell of Mill
Waukee, Wis, is at work on a bill to
make bachelors marry after they reach
the age of thirty or pay a penalty for
each years delay. How to provide suf-
fcient punishment for bachelors is the
stumbling block. This much is de-
cided:
He will make marriage easy for the
bashful and unacquaintad. He will
provide for the establishment of a
state matrimonial bureau, at which
persons desiring to avoid the tax and
requiring ia may register. From this
list the bashful man may pick out a
lonely girl. and the fee will maintain
the bureau
In the opinion Of Assemblyman Far
rel some bachelors simply lack the
nerve to ask a woman to marry. This
nerve will be supplied through his
measure, he thinks
It is perhaps unnecessary to add that
Mr.. Farrell is a married man.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30
BEST NEW YEAR RESOLUTION
To Live More Faithfully by the Golden
Rule Saws Edwin Markham

To Live More Faithfully by the Golden
Rule, Says Edwin Markham.
The noblest resolution that any citi-
zen could make for the New Year
would be the resolution to live more
faithfully by the Golden Rule, that
sublime principle Of conduct for this
world and for all worlds. Failure to
live by this law causes the chief sor-
rows and collisions among men.
Let each earnest man search into his
words and ways, determined to find
the special manner in which he breaks
the golden law, his special habit that
works injustice or unhappiness in his
shop, his Office, his home, his city, says
Edwin Markham in Success Magazine
for January. he will find perhaps
that in the shop he is in the habit Of
misplacing tools, and this binders the
work Of his comrades; that in the Of
fee he is In the habit Of being late in
other peoples time; that in the club
he is in the habit Of belittling worthy
competitors anu thus joins the gang Of
thieves who steal regulations; that in
the home he is in the habit Of monopo-
lizing the conversation and thus fails
to draw out the powers of others; that
in the city he is In the habit Of spit
ting on the sidewalk and thus spoils
the comfort of his townsmen; that in
business he Is In the habit Of misrep-
resenting his goods and thus robs I'M
der the cover of custom.
These are problems in the Golden
Rule, and here are ample space and
verge for New Year resolutions, space
and verge for building character
character which is the greatest thing
in man.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30
ISN'T READY TO QUIT THE GAME
Bryan Declares lie will Stick to
Politics for Twenty Years More.

In an interview at Philadelphia the
other day William Jennings Bryan
said: II am still in politics and expect
to be for about twenty years, and I
shall make it convenient to be present
whenever and wherever a man OR
group of men attempt to republicanize
the democratic party. Six million, FIVE
hundred thousand voters of the demo.
cracy Endorsed the platform adopted
at Denver. I am satisfied that great
majority of those who voted the ticket
honestly believed in the platform and
i shall cooperate with them rather
than with those who would attempt to
conciliate the special interests that
have defeated the democratic party
and now domin atethe country through
the republican party
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1908-12-30

dissipated, and from the natural sim
plicity and life-likecharm of the merri-
ment there steals over the spectator that
perfect illusion which comes but sell
dom from stage art. The footlights
disappear. and the actors on the one
side, and the lookers-on Upon the
other, seem to meet and mingle in
wholesome enjoyment.
The players themselves feel this
merging, and it frequently is to be
noted that when the husking bee scene
is reached they feel thatthey absolute
ly live their characters. The whole
secret rests in simplicity, and it is
simplicity that has made Tourney
Adams Sawyer the tremendous sue
cess that it is. 1t is safe to say that
when the great rustic play is seen here
at the Turner Theatre next Sunday
evening there will be few in the audi
ence who will not find the husking bee
scene a perfect realization of the
genuine article.