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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
The Human Brain.

The human brain has not steadily
increased since palaeolithic times, and
as Prof. Lancaster tells us. by way Of
concrete illustration, the brain Of Isaac
Newton was not much larger than that
of an Australian black.-London Out
look,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

The points of the compass can be
told from trees, by the following sim
pie observations: The side Of tree
on which most OF the moss is found is
the north. If the tree be exposed to
the sun, its heaviest and longest limbs
will be on the south side.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
in THE LIMELIGHT
PROBES OkLAHOMA'S SECRETS

Prof. Charles N. Gould, who has been ap-
pointed by the governor of Oklahoma as head OF
the new state survey authorized by the recent
legislature and for which an appropriation OF
$4,000 was made, is an educator and geologist
well known through the west Born In Ohio In
1868, he was educated in the west, graduating
from Southwest Kansas college in 1899 and tax
ing his degree of A. M. from the University OF
Nebraska after a special course In geology and
paleobotany.
He has filled the chair in geology In the
University of Oklahoma since 1900, and since
1902 has been resident photographer OF the
United States geological survey.
Prof. Gould is a member Of the Society Sig
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
No Recreation Allowed

Policeman Ito tramp)-T have been
watching you lettering by this stream
FOR the last two hours Either you in
tend to nah or to drown yourself, and
both are strictly forbidden. File
gende Blaettar
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
encouragement.

Encouragement is something we
naturally look for. A little praise.
a word of hope or a cheerful smile
- something for the hungry soul
to grasp and the weary mind to rest
upon, as we climb the toilsome
mountain of life. How many poor
hearts have sunken into desponden-
cy, when little encouragement has
treasured them. The soldier looks
for it on the field of battle; it is
the cheering voice of his leader
that urges him ON through the dam
ger of death and crowns the day
with victory. The poet and the ar
fist, the writer and the musician
look to the world to acknowledge
their genius and give them praise.
1t is encouragement which calls
forth their noblest words to climb
the mount of fame until they sur.
mount all difficulties and write
their names in flaming letters upon
it's summit. Then let us give en-
enlargement to each other in every
effort of God in every noble action.
in the little duties of life, and we
will be happier for it, the world
will be better, and a smiling prov
ldence will look down and bless our
labor and love.
-
There is a demand for good boys.
The boy who is honest, earnest and
industrious, will not be long out
of job. There are lots of pros
porous business men, merchants
and mechanics, who are constantly
on the outlook for good boys. They
do not look for them on the streets,
however, but in some sort of en-
ployment. They have no use for
an idle boy. He is too apt to
make an idle man. The boy that
Jumps into the first job that offers
whether it is agreeable or not. is
the bow who is chosen when the
boy hunter comes along. The boy
trundling a wheel-barrow is taken,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

Five "Wet" Counties Black Record.
The five "wettest" counties of West
Virginia have Ais convicts; the other
fifty counties have 413. One-eleventh
of the counties furnish one-half of the
enthusiastically Evening Post
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

to win the nation? Particulars may
be secured by sending your address to
Prohibition National Headquarters, 90
In Sale street, Chicago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
MARRIAGE AND
DIVORCE
ny REV. A. c. DIXON, D. D.,
Pasess ef che Chicago Ave. lMoody'l
Chareh, Chicago.
The message of

The message of
our Lord Jesus
Christ concerning
marriage is five
fold.
/. The marriage
of one man and
one woman Is a
DIVINE INSTI-
TUITION. In the
beginning G o d
made the male
and female, one
man and one wom-
an. Matt. 19.4.)
Lamech, the first
polygamist, was a
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

the Democrats Of Oklahoma in July last
himself
political there declared that he
to make is
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

Do you want to know all the latest
facts about the Prohibition reform?
Address, with two cent stamp, Prohibi-
ton National Headquarters, 90 La
Sale street, Chicago.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

It il said that no fewer than Be.
tween 500 and 500 plays-dramas,
and operettas-have had Ma
o.ecn for their hero.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
A Plea for the Boys.

People wonder why the boys
want to leave the farm and try
their fortunes in the city. There
is little wonder when the matter
is looked into. Too little effort
is made to make the homes from
which the boys want to run away,
attractive. The almighty dollar
too often gets in the way. Boys
are not wild animals; they do not
need pounding because they do not
do their work as we'll as older
persons. They have not had the ex-
perience. One trouble is that
many farmers have too much to say
about "big l" in talking to their
boys. Why not say we or ours
in talking about the stock or farm.
and encourage the boys to say the
same? They will learn to take an
interest. Subscribe for a paper in
their name, and if there is some
thing extra in vegetables or stock,
let them take it to the fair, make
the entries in their own name.
and if they chance to get a pre-
MUM, let them have it to do as
they please with it; it will slim
ulate a desire to attend to the de-
tails of the farm, and what is lost
by letting them have the money,
will be made up by the extra care
will take in preparing for the next
fair, and ii will also increase the
value of both the farm and the
stock. Boys like a little fun now
and then. When work crowds and
they try to have a little sport, don't
scold or growl, put in a word your
self; the work will go off all the
easier. Do not think too much of
your dignity. Do anything to make
the boys think they are having a
good time. In short live with your
boys. A little fun and good nature
will go far towards turning work
into play. When you get a hoy so
that ne loves his work he will love
his home and his parents, al. you
will have strong arm to rest on
as you go down the slope.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
Kcrth Stars Brilliant Lioht.

kcrth Stars Brilliant Light.
The north star is estimated to shine
with light 100 times more brilliant
than that of the sun.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
More Nature-Faklnu.

Il see," he said to the reporter Of
daily paper, that you have been
writing up shark story"
yes, l tried my hand at that"
But you are nature faker, sir.
You have shark sweep a man of
raft with his tail and then eat him
up. 1t is the alligator that uses his
tail in that fashion"
Are you sure about it,"
"Of course l am. What are you GO
ing to do about 1t"
why, I'll have to write another
story tomorrow and have the shark
put the man back on the raft, and
then make some arrangements with
some alligator to get hold of him in
the proper way"
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21
Bryan
Hostile to
Prohibition.
Democratic Leader Stumped Me-
braska Against Pro-
hibition.
DICTATES SILENT PLATFORM.

Liquor Men Have Nothing to Fear
From Bryan's Possible Election.
Chairman Wilson Asks Who Told
Bryan That Both Old Parties Would
Ignore Temperance lssue-Where
Was Bryan When Lincoln Voted
Wet2
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

while the boy playing marbles in
the shade is left; the boy cheer
fully minding the baby on the
front porch step is invited to put on
boys suit, while the one play
ing hockey is refued a place to
drive dirt cart.
Wanted in our town, in our vi
cinity, in our county, in our coun-
try, everywhere, a moral mill-dam
and savings bank. Half of the net
proceeds Of the country's traffic
flows from the hand of the winner
through the channels of folly.
Shovel your saloon money, theater
money, shooting gallery money,
rink money, tobacco money, into
the bank, and gather something
to beautify and render more pleas
ant the sweetest place on earth
home.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

AS result OF recent raids By the
Jackson police department and by the
attaches OF the sheriff's ONCE, the "jug
rooms" at the city hall ana courthouse
at Jackson are pretty veil filled with
both whisky and beer, which will be
held for short time, and II no claim
is made for It the stuff will be destroyed.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-08-21

F. M. Berryhill of Amite county, one
of Mississippi's champion farmers,
whose exhibit at the state fair at Jack.
son last year attracted such general
attention, will be on hand this year,
and has written the management ask.
ing that adequate space be reserved for
the exhibit he will enter for the sweep
stakes uranium
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-25

8erbdltniiie genauer ourdidalte als
1ie, BOB es gerau pnBte, mas ouf benz
Spiel itano, neil lie oie Weo9tper-
bdltniile nidt ridtig beurteilten ulto
neil iie li6 iiber Die Mogli6feit Ell
ner fremben Siilfe tauidten. Cont
bqtten iie bodit pobrideinli6 trob oil
lem neutrality-suspicious. uno trob
oaer 2iebe gu ibrem Golfstum ben
&ompf nidt alfgenommen. Sas
ideint penigitens Die 2ei6tigfeit arl=
auoeuten, nit ser iie itd iebt IN Die
nelen @erbaltniiie bineingefunoen
boben.
aber troeoem lit ibr Sdidial elm
trogiihes u11o oerienise, in Dem iid
eemiHermaBen ibr eon5es golfstltm
perforperte, Ser olte Ohm &riiger, tit
cine Der tragiiditen Siguren Der nelle-
rem @eidihte. Gin Stoff fir 9i6-
ter fommenoer @enerationen.
Gin GROCER llnteribieo 5lpiiden
BEN %perloooerten Eoler, ben tragert
aoreanerll II. Dem fleiBigen ferntiid)=
tigen 9l1renpolf. limo bod oaiielbe
Sdidial. 2agen uns nidt Die ltr-
loden rno b%etpegenoen @epaltell
oeiielben flor Dor Ingen ul1o Mir
ben mir an ibnen nidt Ste @ebn=
1idfeiten %erfennen, bann fonnte
man beriud)t neroen, an bas BLIND
moltenbe Satum" Ser @lten 81
alauben.
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MIIerIei.

@Is 4anoioat fir Dos Mmt bes
@ountpclerfs finoigt iid @ife
S. 6 Campbell, Ser @ruoer unieres
friiberen Mapors Sobn g. Campbell,
an. 9err Campbell lit ben 8iirgern
BON San Mntonio fem l1nbefannter
gr mar pier5ebn Sabre 9 eputp
Saute- uno @ieb-Snipeftor, adt- Sab-
re Deputp-S beriff unter ieinem Brit
Der, arbeitete 5nei Sabre in Der
gountp-g 81 erfs-Sffic nnb Elm Sabr
unter Capt. Nepia in Der 0iitrifts-
Office. l1eberaa bat er ii6 als tiif-
tiger 8eamter ee5eigt. gr lit au6
nit ben bieiigen @erbdltniiien grino-
li6 nertraut; oenn er fam idon als
Sunge bon feds Sabren bierber uno
bat ieitoem INNER bier getpobnt.
Die Sempelritter baden am
8reitag lire mebrtdsise 8onpention
beeAbet. S. s. &ibo IN Soulton muir
De gum @rano-@ Commander erfpablt
uno gl 9aio gum naditen 8eriamm-
lungsort beitimmt. Iud Die Unions
beteranenL Die ben teraniiden 3meis
Der u4rmp of tbe &epublie" bilben,
brabte lire a%onpention am Srei-
tag 81 gnbe. 6. sc. @rigbt bon
8eniion tpuroe gum 8efeblsbaber bes
9epartements erpablt.
5reitag nadmittag gegen flint
llbr, fur5 bebor Der Seit5ug iid in
8%efpegung ieste, bro6 an Der gde
Der Nabarro nno Der &ouiton StraBe
cine iutge Srau betDuBtlos 5uiam-
men. Cine nabere l1nterinfitng 5eig-
tie, bob fie &attengift gegelien bate.
Sic miiroe nod elmer Mpotbefe ge-
braft uno mittelit elmer Magenpum-
pc nuroe oas @ift aus Dem Wagen
entfernt, ebe es feline totlide @ir-
flung arlsiiben fonnte. Sic miro in
einigen Sagen mieoer bergeItelt fem.
Hoitoffice-g lerfs aug peri9ie-
renen teraniihen Stdbten bielten am
6reitag nabmittag cine 8eriamm=
lung bier ab uno griinoeten einen
Staatsperbano, ser einen 3meigper.
Elm Der uNotionol @iiociation OF Hoit-
office @lerfs" biloen miro.
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Ms ein 8eiier emit eefra9t tpurbe
tper am meiiten 11niterbli6feit ,beroiene
at1ttportete 6erielbe: Ser Qr5t,r1 Der in
6tanbe 1T, S9mer5en gu Iinbern. ii
g1ttli9." Saufenbe, Die i9redli6e
5dmer5en bpn 9~dmorrboiben nis5utee
ben batter, baben, baffelbe barferfnGi
bon Dem @rfinber Ser Inafe1is gefaet
ginreibun9en, 8ai6mitteI, MebmitteI
ginipribunsen unb felbft bas Mefer 9es
pdbren MIR eine boriibergeberbe grs
leihterung un6 berbiiten bic 8ieoerfeb1
niemals. Mnafeiis naein Iinbert 66mers
gen, entferrt Die @ef9ipnIte nno Die
nria1en, nnb berbitef idmer5Ios uni
ii1er einen Nidfnn. Bro6en bon Mnafes
Iis iperben BON g. NeuitGbter & 60,
8or 2416, 8etp gorf, frei perfanbt.
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Sas WmEffeit.

Sim Sreitag abenb fano oas
erite &on5ert oes Wfuiiffeites itatt.
2eioer maren einige geranoerungen
ON Dem Brogramm porgenommen,
Die ni6t nod Seoermonn's @ei6mad
naren. Statt ser Siinften Spmpbo-
ME bon 8eetbopen muroen 5wei un-
garii6e 5dn5e BON 8rabms uno 5nei
Numnlern Ser S11oianer=aompolitio-
men bon Mc9opea geipielt. Nm
mollen mir a~lleroings ni6ts gegen
ben 8ert Der grabms'i6en SGn5e ia
gen, iie iino einfad entaiideno; Die
Die Wc0 omeG'i6en &ompoittionen
nit ibrer in refine Spielerei ousar-
tenben &arafteriiierung, bie IN III
rem grtrem teilneiie brett fomilb
mirft, iinb ober oo6 fem miiroieer
grias fir cine 9eetRopen'ide Spnt=
pbonie. limo au6 9robms niht.
@enn einmol Elm 10 por5iigli6es Or
DIETER nie Dos Goienbeder'ibe ber=
fomnlt, bam mollen mir bon inn au6
ettpas borett, mas mir bon anoern
ni6t 5u boren befomnen. 8rabms'=
ide Sdn5e fann alth unier bieftges
Spmpbonie=S r6eiter fanps ipielen.
Statt Der auf Dem Brogramm ite-
benoen Sreii6iis-O upertrre mur0e
Die 2enoren-S npertltre SEQ. 3 BON
geetbopen eelpielt. @egen ben 9auih
lit nidts etnsuuenben, beibe Stiide
linb Weiiteriperfe.
Serr ban Sorot trug ein interel-
iantes, teillpeiie lebr pirtuos eebal=
tenes @iolinfon5ert bon Si6oifous.
fp meiiterbaft Dor. Den 8ei6luB bes
&onoerts biloete oas uStabat Mater"
BON Goiiini, nnierer Meinune nod
cine menie eIiidIibe @obl. 60 idon
einaelne Hartien iino, mie 6as a CO..
pena Quartett, oos 8aBioIo, oas
9nett 5tpiiden Sopran uno Sit, bos
eroB angelegte fugenartige Inen, als
@an5es nirft es in einem &on5ert
tpie oieiem ermiioenb, Inn ni1t 5u la-
gen l%angmeiltg.
@eiun9en uno geipielt nuroe es
natiirlid prodtbon, Der gemii6te
gbor, Ser unter 8rof. Sabn's 2ei-
tune ei~nituoiert mar, l~eiitete gor5iig-
li1es, oie Soliiten tparen gut, beion-
oers Die Nltiitin Srau Cannon, ulo
Der 8oB, 9err Wio0leton.
0as Srdeiter Ipielte in alien Nun-
mern gut. Das 8elte ~leiitete es pobl
in Dem einen San5 bon 8rabms lno
Dem aipeiten Sec omea'iden StiiI,
oas nit elmer munoerbaren Hra5ilion
borgetragen fpnr6e.
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S Of 8 e..
Merlei SntereKautes aus allerlei Ge:
biet-Jir Seben etuas.

Dfe Sanb 5o1 fdltez
empfinbltder fetn als bic rehte,
SUIT .45e 6 ben muir,
ben TN Sabre 1907 i'm @taate Netr
gort sefdlofsn.
Die 3abI Der + bes
GIIe beaifferte ftd i'm Staate Nen
Dort i'm Sabre auf inssefammt 147,s
449 perfonen.
gine DiGt NIT @pssen NJ
brot perleibt, tpie es beiBt, benz
Menfden, mebr ardfte, als cine Oidt
NIT Wet5enbrot.
BabngeIeie, Nansir< unb
Mnfdlubseleiie befiBt Der hamburger
9afen in elmer @efammtausbebnuna
bon iber 100 Meilen.
Der pafaseperteb 7
iiber ben enslif9en Ranal betrug 49,
400 I'm Sabre 1907, cine 3unahme bon
$1,000 iber bas borbergehenbe Sabr.
Ote Gt1e unD Dte I'LL
tperben unter alien 8dumen am hGns
tighten bonn 8ltbe setroffen, bic 8u9e
basesen anseblia 10 gut tpte niemals'
Ebierif9ts 2eben finbei
fid nod tn ieber Siefe bes Weeres,
pflanaen f0nnen basegen unter ftars
fem Druid Der llmgebung ni4t tpeiters
Ieben.
Gin meib1ides poli<
setforps gum S4uBe unb our
Beauflidtiguns bon 8inbern unb Sus
genbIi9en tpurbe in G6rifttania, Ror1
pesen, ssbilbet.
Der aDnts Der euros
pGtf9en 0ultune, ber 4etna
auf @iailien, ragt 10,890 SUB iber
bas Meer empor. bas fsin aus 2apas
flutben aufsebauter SUB unmittelbar
beriibrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-25

Cute @etrdnfe unb fnrtoier
2un9 ftets in 8nrsitaaer's Saloon
unb Neftanrant, 8iIita StraBe neben
Der Sage Der @ermannsiobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-25
Die 8%lntnemid1ad)t.

Inner @arnebal lit Dies Sabr eben-
10 iebr bonn @etter b~egiinitigt NOR
ben, mie er i'm borigen Sobr 6ur6
oas @etter beeintrabtigt mar. @ab-
reno Der Ietten 5mei Gage tpar es
geraoe5u IDEAL fdon, Elm 10 berrlides
Wetter mie 6ies Mal baben mir gum
8lumenforio uno CUR 8lumenfdladt
ibon lett mebreren Sabren ni6t ge-
babt.
Shon ltnnoenlang Dor 8eginn oes
l1m5uees fiillten ii6 am 5reitag
nabmittae Die StraBen uno als ii6
Der 3ug, etpas nod fiinf llbr, in
8emegung ieste, itano es auf Der
Mlamo 8la5a, in Der Commerce
nnb Der @ouiton StraBe geordngt
boil. Ser Bug mnroe our6 oas Mili=
tor bonn Sort Sam Souiton croft
net, Damn foIste Der @agen Der So
nigin uno linn idloiien iid Die iibri=
gen geidmiidten @agen an, unter-
broden BON ben 3oglingen Der per-
idieoenen Militarfoaeges, ben uMIa-
mo Defenders" elmer gompagnie
iebr iugenoliher 8aterlanosberteioi-
ger, uno ben 3uapen, Die nit ibren
prddtigen Mn5iigen groBes &ufiebel
erregten . Den @eidluB biloete eine
groBe Mnaablf &inoer auf ihon ge=
idmiidten 8feroen In fleinen Bug
gies unb aloern 8ebifeln unb cine
Shaar iunger 2eute, Die als Com
boDs foitumiert naren uno famos
alsiaben.
Die Wagen paren aae tDie0er Iebr.
idon geidmidt. Da CAB es @agen
gang in @eiB gebaIten, anoere in
ella, 8lau, @elb, audi basMaobnrot
mar bielfad ols effeftbone 9efora=
tion benlttt moroen. @an5 prdd=
tig mahten iid mebrere Der groBeren
@agen, alf oenen inlnitten formli=
der 8lumenIai1ben ean5e @eieai6af-
ten iitnger Damen ioBen. ,@ub Der
Wagen Der fonfooerirten 8eteranen
iab iebr biibi1 aus uno gan5 rei-
reno paren Die &inoergruppen an
Shlub oes 3uges. 9as @an5e ma
pieoer elm ungemein reihes, farben-
pr1htiges Bib.
Nad Dem llm5uge fano Die iiblide
8lumenidladt itatt uno al glbeno
berrfbte Elm lt1gemein reyes 2eben
auf oen StraBen. Die Shm1buoen
tparer better beinht ais ie 5uoor unb
Der WiIitar-g irfus ON Der Cont
MERGE StraBe batte einen iolhen 3u-
ipruh, bob faitm mebr 2eute bin-
einfonnten.
Mu6 Der l1m5ug Der @eperbe am
Gage porber mar redt biibid. gini-
&c u~nierer @eibafte batten auBerif
geidmadpoa aufeepuste @agen se-
itent unb Die groBen 6loats, Die ben
3ug eroffneten uno Die gntmidlung
Gan Mntonio's oarIteuten, madten
iid prabtig.
Infer Garnepal lit, mas Die @erail-
%italtrngen uno Shauiteuungen anbe-
trof, iebr arfoIgreid %gepeien. Der
geiuh bon dustpdrts batte elm beiie-
rer iein tonne, oafir beteiligte iih
aber uniere einbeimilde 8enolfe-
rung in folden Maiien, nie nod ME
5upor. Seben Mbeno tpogte in ben
StraBen cine oidte Wenidenmenge
nno Seoer idien iib trefflid gu arllt-
iieren. Cont fam man pobl art-
nebmen, 0aB Der Saupt5med bes
Garepals, Mmuiement gu perbreiten
unb @elo in l1mIailf gu ieten ct.
f,,0f ~
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9as Midtiae erbaIten.

ygor 9 Sabren idien es, ols batt(
meine Stuloe eeidlagen," iagt Mr.
s. Sartbing BON Min Greet, Sno
gerr. yMei1 2eben bling nur nod
an einem Sooen. Mein Mpotbefel
empfabI mir electric 8itters. Or
foufte id cine 5laide uno erbiel1
mas iH brau6te = &raft. @inen Sui
i6on inn @rabe, bradte mid electric
gitters mieoer aif ben Damn" I'm.
ter @arontie perfauft bon Mb. 9reif
nno 81. COIN & 60, @potbefer. sc
Gents.
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RiIIiees HoIz.
Sic Gprb FIR ietbs Solar,

Wit benz greis bon iieben 9onars fir
cine gorb 8oI3 lift es All SIZE rs NIL
gor0 @opb gompnn h", cine
nele @eieGi1aft, beren 9ol5bof an benz
Sop" s@eIeife Iiegt, bat ben iibertries
bener1 Rreiien, bic bisber bon benz @oo6s
Sruft berebnet tpur0en, elm @nbe ge<
mndt. !.
Bir baben in unierem Sof nn6 auf
nnferem 2anb $4,000 goro eritflafi9es
Bof<Oaf<SoI 8ir Iiefern eine bple
Gprb &ola in einem inter Snfpeftion Der
Stabt ftebenben Bagen, Der garanttert
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COMIC oPERA-1pRIscILLA."

The Normal school entertainment season this year has been an unusually attractive one, presenting as it has, a wonderful variety and developing a number of pleasant surprises. so far as the performers are concerned. says The Student
 The season opened with the fine concert given by MT. Grunn. the plan ist, assisted by others of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music. and will close Friday evening. April 24th. with the opera of Priscilla. or the Pilgrims Proxy" by Thomas w. Surette. which will be performed by the school, assisted by few musical friends of Tempe.
 lt is comic opera, in two acts. clev- erly written. and replete with bright, catchy music. abounding in dramatic. climaxes.
 The treatment of the subject is TO- mantle as well as comic. and the story is told in crisp and .cwitty dia- logue. The situations grow naturally out of each other and the style is ex- cellent, yet genuinely funny. It's prep aration has been under way for over two months under the direction of Professor Johnston, and the perform ance can be counted upon as a fitting close to an already notable season.