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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Epn 9nkntu.
Saaliturm / Spnalas Guuutp.

FeS'NSA" >phNtup Suuulu.
Zen lite os. beretteS fra Nrmolr,
al Ell beftig SagIitorm bar bienieat
Den norore Del al Douglas Gcuntp,
CO iiGr ipues Den at babe beriet /
Smeanen al Sticfnep, bpor al ap.
ling | 8oriielo % Berlin Sonnibips
bIeo fllloitGnois soeIogt. 9reoti.
rer, Der opbolot liz paa aaben Marf,
leo 'rpgtclig, % mango al De minbre
Spr bleo brGbt, Ger paoitooes, at
Gobet | bette Gonntp oil noa opimcb
$150,000.
Nrblag ! Srasttartrrnc. Stotens
Sernbanefommisiion bar netop al.
lluttet lit maaueolige Misoe / Siour
Sails, % ifslae De Der aiorte 9eitem.
melier bill me % lapere Sraattar.
fer mart trGoe | Sraft paa Mil.
mmrtee.9 aneus apitIinie peitenior
Ntobribec. Dc npe Garter for era.
fit in6eu Staten troaote | aroit ale.
rebe ben 27be SUM, % Sragttar.
terne Staterne imeIlem oil treoe /
Strait ben 29be bs. Dc npe Garter
inNbciattcr NeI | SernbanepoauIob.
ntngcr, aoru, Srs SlicmeI SIiefo.
ger iamt Gotctcr, % DC nil piie fla
iErIig f~orbeInatinc for ScIf | Den
sitltae Gel al Stntcn, Ser icnoer
creunrnrte @orcr til DC Strsa, Der
Iigaer oeitenior WobriSae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
5ninnrTntu.

Sefjcnot Srge SBb. Or. s. g.
9rnniloieu, en- al DC melt beficnote
@orgere / 8oobbue Gountp, bsbe Den
29br Suni / fit Stem / gaio, 5S Mar
aammcl. Or. grpniloieu Der osoe
al Sreft, efterIaoer iia Suitru os
ier Born.
lllpffe paa Scrnbmrn. - anbrep
&eiauam, en- 40 gnr gonmel Suen'
ife, Der bar &eanifabsfsrer poa ct
Grbeiostoa poa 8reot Northern 90.
lien melcm Gulutb % 8raub ga.
pibs, bsbe iorIeoen poo ct Soipitol |
iibitnrpnte 9p, efter fort for at barre
bleuen beitaoieet / Sopcbet.
Srnlluppcr | Fcraus SAILS. 9ernt
Sreoeioft oa MiiS Worie 2orion,
begge ira Conn Of Nurbal, bIep for.
Ieben rgtcpieoc / &or SreIiers airfc
| 6ergus Soils al Gnitor g. &. alep.
be. Charles Siuo fra 8ininQ og
giiis NtnthiIoo 8psbrra, Sprcrin.
DC / Seraus Sails, blep iorlcoen
oifte / 9rubens 6orGloreS Stem Der.
iteoS.
Sranb / Snrtlc Miucr. $780, On CT.
termiooagen Den 29be sunni uobrso
Der SIb | 10 9~pguingcr, Den enc til.
herenSe u. 6. Sohnion, / turtle ri.
Der, % beaqc oisie tiQiqemeo ben
rGrliggenoe Songregationnltirte neo.
brGnote. Mou bar Iistanfe ON,
al @ltter pe6 "Siretracfers" bar be.
otrtet grau0eu. stunt airten bar as.
iureret.
zig ucS SernbauripurCt. : @ref.
ten oeo Sioen al 8reut A~ortberu
Soner itrur e~iteuiur @iltou iunot
man ben lite Sui Siget al en-
rfierbt Wtuuo, Der ionoipuIipois bar
bIeoen or9bt al oet sitguocnhe Bas.
iuaertoe. Ter nnr ilere Saar | $50.
oeoet % Roffebenet pnr tnuftet.
Spor | ben lsie Sono Ianas 9oren
bite, al ben ulptfeliqe por truffet
meo soaet ct fort 5tufte ca oerpoa
foItet l 9rsfter. s Sigcts Sommcr
fanotes ct 8reo o6rcsieret til Gler
ericfiou, alberta, Can.
@ulobrnuup. Wr. GA Wrs.
ears anutiou / @orton, Grant Go.
ieirebe Senoog ben 2Soe sunni lit
@uIObrpnup. geage er mGrfpqroia
rG'fe 90 rsrige. oa omenoifieri
@~ulobruSen CT / tit TIDE Nor, ioo
Ton bun BOG IGie o. 10 uhen Brit,
len. @rliSgonuueu or so Mar. 81
hlcp ~GgteoieOe / gtorgG oe fom fol
33 aar iioen iii @ooobue Golmtu
heorfra be mart flptteoe iii De
Siem hoor De mn Dor. Get rrpPr
olge &stspor bar bont II Born
troraf bog tun be 6 M err iIioe %
Dor meb fine SomiIier | 5oraIorene.
9faboIas, cl oisie bar Der 26 Borne
BORN os Ct gernebnrn. Rpiten e
hnnorebe SIpstninee bepreoe b
aoluie SrubeioIf meb fin 09rpr.
relic paa oenne beres S9bersoae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
On al be- nninIe nrh. y

On al be eatnIe BIB. Yfrs
Sans Gasperion osoe forleoen | II
Stem | RiceIano Iofunibip peo VII
bert Sea, 20 War eommeI. afosos
bopoe boet | Jreeborn Guunfp ! b
fibite 40 Aar.
WammeI Settler BIB. q. 8
Segna, Der bar boet ! NinneopoIis
fioen 1882. oeoe | lit Siem 6eriteos
zen 2Soe Stunt. Nr. Seana par
fsot / 9orae 1880 % fom | 1854 til
aeo @ing, bpor ban Srep SanoeIs'
fcrretuing | oner 90 Mar. S 1870
paIates ban til Gonntptasierer !
@poobue Gountp, bpilfen Stinina
ban inoebopbe | to Serminer. San
efierlooer iis Silitru % Ter gsrn.
Turretninaen sgcs. 6crretnir'
|gn peo De Sorenebe Staters SoES'
[, nior | Groofiton bar / c'pieta
Snni Maoneo iisrre. emo | npgcn
fpreaaoenbe Raaneo bette anr. Dc
iomleoe Subtrster beIsb Tic til Sill.
IS95.52. 90 al bette gelsb inhfon,
|Sf,O54.sS peb SaIe af oifcriIist
|9anb, $3.35S.60 peo Sala II Chip
perpa 9onb, $5,725.26 ueo Saig az
Reo oofe 9anb. og S1,25G..s IND.
fom / Spcrtler % commissioner.
SaIeene omfotter cnttrerrt 10000
acres, Der altino M err blcpen pripot
@ienbom % oil blipe oprfet.
granSpGicnct life biemme. alof.
fen 8 ON @oraenen Den lite bs. op.
oageoes Der SIbles / s. s. Wolitaos
Saloon | Groofiton, Der pao fort
Bio neobr9nbte meo alt Snbbo, 90.
r%cbebolonius o.i.p. Ir. Molitao
boeoe | anoen Gtage. % SIoen sreb
iaa raft ON fig, at ban meo Hso 90
fun ifsrt fine RatflGber fit fraplet
JIG no al Den brGnoeuoe gpening.
Seloigpis bar bans Suitrn irapG.
rcnbe paa geisa. SIben truebe meo
OF iprebe liz til De nGrlissenoe gpe.
ninaer, On Observation-Disclosures paa to
n9r nor frnperenoe fra gpen, ibet
De oeltpe | ct Msoe | Sbiei Riper
Sails. Seb pelpiaige goreeres SiGIp
lDffeoes oct Dog 9ranodeien at be.
grGnoie Slben. Ir. MoIitao al.
ilanr fit lab til $i0,500; assurance
$4,000. ON Sloens Spfomit pioes
tntet.
Clinton frGnscr SjGlp. - s ben
lille gp Clinton, Der for en- llaes
Gio iiben biemisates ai Ell soeIea.
genoe Cyclone, er Der MI oreaniieret
en- Si9lpefomite, beitaaenbe af s. 6.
ericfion, Sormanb; 6. 8. @beeIer,
Sefretpr. % S. s. Gricficn, 8asie.
rer, iamt s. 9. Tois, s. u. SGon,
). 2. Sauion % 3. u. Sobnion.
8enne Somite bill mobtaee 9ioraa
% nooclc Dem, bppr De trpnaes. Mue
DC, Der snifer at r9ffe bisie boarbt
prepeoe en- biGlpenoe Suanb, fan
ienbe fine 9ibrae oirefte til 6. ".
wheeler, SefretGr, Clinton, Minn.
aae gpenS Snobpesere % Omea.
mems 6armere Ilpe fig en- DAG lam.
men for | Screening at rpooe OBJ /
Opens beriebe Strsg. Ian baaber
ltrar at faa iaa meeen SiaIp, at DC,
lem itaar paa bar 9affe, blir fat
iltano til at iaa Gag oper Sopeoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
Stiernen fra Darihau.

vi elegant YllplGtltm plocr aue
glaoie | Den itpre Opera | Gafis.
Diau penter / ftor SpGnSina Sore.
itininsens 9espnbeIie, tbi ben imuf-
fe "slpoIlina fra @orifau" ifal OPP
trGoe for isrite Gong. Ger er gaaet
ct fort Hp forub for benoe; aae
Npiier er iuloe at begeiitreoe 2opta'
Ter; benoes Stunt, benbes Oans
ifaI pperitraole all, bpab Der biotil
or feet; man faloer benoe Den le.
~tenoegiorte Serpiifore!
Sg benoes Cans err pirfelig quo.
bommelie, Den beruier Sanier og
.Sanfer! Senoes 9ep9aclie er at
en u%forlignelig @ratie og gnoe, og
benoes Zine TRADER | b~lpnoerbe
CLANS. Ell fortprenbe Slb; Sfiffel.
fen er ilauf og imioig, aniigtstr9f'
fcne Gole, benoeS SptrGoen for.
rem % aIigeoel bIanbet meo ct al.
beles fortrp0enoe mebfsot aofet'
teri.
9aGetten ,er tilenoe. Gen tal-
.iee WGn9oe fInpper, raier, iubler;
man forlanger ct g%rtranumer, oa ba
capo, oa capo lpoer oct fra ale 9an.
ter. 9a ifriber Ipolina, Der al.
orig blir trGt, irem % aiuer ct
Sesu iii, at bun oil banie. Sum
npnner ioete Ell Welooi iigeiom for
at pusge fig ino t Saften, % iaa be.
CLIMBER bun. Senoes Cans er elem.
bommeIis, I~ioenifabelig, piIb 90
iinrmenbe, i ire 6ieroeoels Saftens
ifarpe &bptme, MI % ga Iibt mil.
bere og blibere, men mart lpitigt 90
iprigt igien. | raienbe SeInpo - OF
beitanoig npnner bun iogte Ell Ne.
Lodi. Ssr! Gr bet life en- Wa.
5urfo, en- poIif Wa5urfa2
Tpoaino Ter life Den beeeiitrebe
IGugbe, bsrer life bet larmenbe
9ifolb, bun borier, banter % glenn.
n,cr iie ielo cg aIt beroper, inotil
Inn pliioielig boIber op.
lltanige prrgtige 9lpmiter ban.
Nrer, impffet meo Slsiier % Sort,
til en- elegant Iioen 9olia | "rue oe
popera" % foruanoler benne til en-
buitenbe Sape. Mpollina, oenne
@lomiterbapetS ifisnneite Slomit,
iiober bpibflGot paa Ell lap Stol; en-
imuf, irne Mtan6 Iigeer paa ane
ioran benbe, Set er Ell umaaoelig
rig, uoeuIanbif YrinS; ban tilbpbcr
benoe tit Sierte % fin Saono. Wen
Tpoaina rpiter nemobigt paa Sope'
oct, bun taffer Tor ben fore sere,
20 meo ct IGngielsiulot llotrpf |
Sict flyer bun: Seq bar aflaet ct
heutgf Sefre nun al oGige Ell Vfullo,
Tom forener De ire ling | iia: San
ffal p9re NoeISmano. men iattis
Cr itolt VoIafl en- Weiter / Zone.
funftenl San ifal oo 'tripe mig
@tuiit til en- @asurfa, til en- Ggtc,
imlf ppIif @o5urfal
Ser err berenot noeen Sio. Spcl'
Tina er M | RiIaro os ieirer | Sfa'
Ia,3eotret ben enc Griurlf efter ben
onben. 8e~eeiitrineen for benoe
fienber insen @rnnier % Tiger I'll
Rib. ianieIss SubeI, mar bun etter
ganrttcns Slutning giper en- iioen'
Ionbff Dams / siIeiit. seIp Staii'
ems itsrite aon1poniit bpern tiolia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
MoffafaMcn.

esertlis er Def olbeIes uristist at
tale ON moffoia'fe, tbi Spen @ptta
IIsaer life / aa'iebiitriftet. Setes.
reIien er opitaaet peo. Of al aafie fra
Oct irore arobien ubisrtes ira Wotfa.
Ru bar BERNIE gn imiblertis for lnn.
&C iiSen miitet i'm 9etponins iom CT.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

Ssssclise lIbiistsr. 1Womo, I"
ipurete en- Jung Rise. iom ifiiIoe sitte
fla. "bporIanse porer Speosbrsbs.
oaeene9"
"SnbtiI bu bliper nsbt til at beoe
DIN Mano ON Venge. nit Barn. {"
ipareoe ben eriarne SnsmoSer mel
Ct Sui.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07

piass al en- aDmmeRrue tan aanbt gRaftneHst uebens SpoIen fpnes. om
&r hd ARM Tom 1egninsen ptr, bviiet smr COB Hlabs for Tsets 8ddnsss
sung uben at sie ben ct fmmNt nbf.mte. Den bar bernae en- antpmaha SpSs
Daber (bobbin winderl Der r ta filler % paaRbats ! tn Tuhn d %
1Aarfa 0unbet Gpok pu bore en- nmnGgbsb.
.1ussennen4 tr sOSi uh % e ELEGANT iaaoei nsb Seafpn til 9rsasbaSa
fem til Rananbsle. aRaHinens JDbfphe e. mel, let bdanStertSt % Befobak
81 saessr fsn0t gmbeuHs pa bette omsaase. Sst anOsnsts ae G al ssnn
&sinabiula o. aue be blamte Dele al Uaftneu r mutt poerst % Wtdaplstts
net, 6pspb be faar ct net % imaafnlbt rbkense. Gssanen bruses Ball Bear
ing Ill Svinabiuiet pa pa besge Sber al Sobhpfht % 0ffHtntt e, at nnar
mos tar seita af gaainen % iehsr sSissiuht !sana OI bette lss rnot mM:
cab tppe Ganse mebens bet paa andre gtaRner bar tan9t not nso at sd ire
Uanae Herbet or lamt af patsrret Ira, fummeniat az no forfehse Sag
bporueb man bar ppnaaei nprs SAne % forbmbrt al Sruet ian Naa 10.
NaRinens Sobfpne er ioipat mb plated casters Seroehe Staafnpps
bOnbsr Drs9uki % the treadle plate: buiiht siI. at gelansa ssbaOer me
act lenere enb eners er Tifefhst Den bar aaerknefe os bebff Attachments
Tor atminbsis % (fancy) San. On uDi@is Snfrutisnsbss trpft bet nOrps
snere nnalnek nrns mehflnerh Sr ARnIhne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-07
a stsft prtfer e tnssefaftts

4 Stt Ertfer e tnobtfaftet
Gseorab.Hoaen os geO arnen for ct War liant gremietss
apoafusn fan srbolbes I Black Walnut easr Gstra, bsEs ps1rt ms
uopnu @susp.uuen. mailer I pare @ufbbosfaper paa Siben al 9cagt % ps
Srmm, waa bur Gmbe al WuFnsn, ob Sober, n en- Loo gaSs bsorpas
hr aoar DECOR AHPosrEN ns euIbbusfoper.
suspsnnsn er ans Dele en- fshs aIasfs wafns. ta Zig New Home
uolnsn ,Om ben tan bipe, ps sar na let % ia lpOst ION nosta Spro'
ane GRarhbaL
.Srseeunen' saraneres fpa 8 ar % pl sirs fGsnss Tibub.
6sis is "SnspenneH" ale Dele CT iaaleSs, jsm Der asertertt
IN ian Malinsn ienSes tibass is oil ~ilbasebetale bet lube Yels5 q
asscs ksss 8es.
- q. ANUNDSEN. DEBORAH. Iowa.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
WHAT CONGRESS DID.

Now that Congress has adjourned
it is interesting to note just what was
done at this session. Following are
some of the laws that were enacted:
Prohibiting child labor in the Dist
riot of Columbia.
Increasing widows existing PEN
sions from SO to S12 month.
Granted pensions of S12 a month
to practically all widows of sailors and
soldiers.
Authorizing expenditures $50, 000,-
900 for public buildings.
Ordering a commission to report
on revision of the banking and cur
rency laws of the country.
Re-classifying the consular service.
Passing employers liability laws to
take the place of the ones declared
unconstitutional.
Permitting free operation of foreign
vessels in trade with the Philippines.
Establishing a forest range law.
Authorizing tariff revision by a
commission.
Authorizing the construction of two
battleships, with the promise of more
next session.
Raising the pay of all officers and
men Of the army and navy, marine
corps and revenue cutter service.
Passing militia law making every
able-bodied man between IL and As
years of age liable to service.
Adopting a resolution for arbitration
treaties with nearly every country in
the world.
Increasing the appropriation fol
forti6cation of Philippines, Hawaii.
Appropriating 81, 500, 900 for par
ticipation by the United States in the
Japanese exposition at Toxic.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
Weekly Weather Report.
For the week ending Tuesday, June

Remarks: 5 cloudy days; l partly
cloudy;3 clear.
John Norwood, Voluntary Observer.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
SOME NEW VEGETABLES.

After many years of legitimate
grating, Dwight Wheeler, Middle
bury, Connecticut, CRATER and an
authority on the potato, has evolved
spud which grows on a vine like
tomato and does not require cooking.
Perhaps the next product of science
in the vegetable line will be cabbages
that grow underground and don't re-
quire eating. Here on Camas Prai-
RE it is a very usual occurrence to grow
onions that look like onions, taste
exactly the same and have the true
onion odor.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
NEWSPAPERS JOIN.

The consolidation of the Star
Mirror and the Moscow Democrat,
at Moscow, is announced. The
new paper will be democratic in pol
otto and according to the announce
ment will be issued twice-a-week 1t
will be conducted under the firm name
of Yost g. Schick, proprietors.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
BENEFIT HOME MERCHANTS.

Under the present postal laws, big
catalogue houses in eastern cities have
cut into the trade of the country mer-
chants to discouraging extent In
building up this trade they have used
both the mails and the express lines.
The proposed rural parcels post will
90 far to restore the lost business to
the country merchants. 1t proposes a
general postal rate of IL cents pound
on packages weighing up to Ii pounds,
but it also provides and here is where
the country merchants is bene6tted-
for special low postal rateover all
rural routes on merchandise mailed at
the postoffice at which the rural route
starts. This special rate is 5 cents for
the first pound and 2 cents for each
additional pound up to II pounds. The
country merchant could take advan-
tage of this special low rate; the big
catalogue houses could not. The coun-
try merchant could mail out an H.
pound package for Is cents; the east
ern competitor would have to pay the
high rate of S1.3 on an 11-pound
package. The differential in advant-
age of the country merchants has been
shown to be ample. Under the pro-
posed parcels post law he certainly
could recapture large part, if not all,
of the business which has been taken
from him by the catalogue houses
under existing postal laws.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
The Arena of Sport
Mt. Idaho Victorious

The Mt. Idaho baseball team was
over Sunday and played ball with an
aggregation of local youngsters. The
visitors were the victors, winning out
by score of 8 to g.. Frequent hits,
loose fielding, exhibitions of loyalty
by enthusiastic rooters and jolly good
time for everyone at the grounds
characterized the contest.
New Pitcher Arrives.
Manager E. A. Day of the local
baseball team has engaged the services
of B. Bonner, well known baseball
twirler, for the rest of the season.
Bonner will be remembered as the
slab artist who pitched against the local
players in the game with Vollmer a
few weeks ago. Local fans know
him as proficient pitcher with world
of speed and goodly assortment OF
shoots and curves. He arrived on last
night stage and will be out with the
team at every practice from now on.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
SUNSHINE.

A little gold amidst the gray,
That's sunshine;
A little brightness on the way,
That sunshine;
A little glimpsing of the blue,
A little widening of the view,
A little heaven breaking through,
That's sunshine.
A little looking for the light,
That's sunshine;
A little patience through the night,
That sunshine;
A little bowling of the will,
A little resting on the hill,
A little standing very still,
That's sunshine.
A little smiling through the tears,
That's sunshine;
A little faith behind the fears,
That sunshine;
A little folding of the hand,
A little yielding of demand,
A little grace to understand,
That's sunshine.
Stuart Maclean.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10

When industry goes out of the door,
poverty comes in at the window.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
Local Adlets


Scale books for sale at this Office.
For Wheat and oats. See
Geo. M. Reed or F. ]. Fass-
nacht. 28tf
For sale-A two seated carriage,
with canopy top. Enquire of l.. NJ.
Harris g. Co.
For sale-6 young Hereford bulls.
Large, thrifty animals. Callan g.
Chase, Grangeville Idaho.
For sale-An A No. l pianoa
Enquire at the home of Mrs. Lydia
Monlux. 26-2o:
Lost-A sorrel horse, white in face,
saddle marked, with leather halter,
half hobble on foot. 81. so reward for
his return to Grangeville. H. Roth
well. %:
Jap-a-lac, the world famous
household paint, and Alabastine,
the sanitary wall coating. AT the
paint shop, near Vollmer s. Scott S.
A. w. Robinson.
Globe legal blanks are correct.
Forms now ready: Warranty Deeds,
Mortgages, Chattel Mortgages, Quit
Claim Deeds, Mining Deeds and
Leases
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10
Pioneers' Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Idaho
County Pioneer Association will be
held in the court house in Grangeville
on Saturday, June Is, 1908. Special
invitation to members of "Ye Olden
time" ]. HI. Robinson, secretary.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-10

Next Sunday, the 18th of June
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Mass
at 10 80 O. clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
Wigwarn

Torcat and DElisa in their burlesque
act introducing trained roosters have
made great hit at the Wigwam this
week. This act. with that of the Doria
grand opera trio. will be seen for the
last times this afternoon and evening.
The headline act for the week begin
ming tomorrow afternoon Is Hallen and
Fuller's sketch, Election Bets" An
other hit is expected in the comedy
sketch presented by the barnett
brothers and Mile. Sylvia Harry Pol
shackled." and George Clarke. mono
logist, will also appear.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24
-GGEHN NR0M 49, EZGXAX- q

same time and in the same way as
Miss Marie Pettes did, she being the
only other woman who appeared in the
drama, or comedy, or joke. or whatever
Shaw calls Mrs. Warren's Profess
sion" Anyhow, here is the letter
we're talking about and it was dated
from Los Angeles:
Owing to the fact that one or two
members OF the Mary Shaw company,
taken occasion to break into print with
more or less sensational stories. wish
you would be good enough to give pub
licity to the following statement
when / took the Mary Shaw COM
pany over in Omaha my resources were
fully explained to each and every mem
ber OF said company and each and every
one continued with full understand
ing of the risk involved. When Miss
Shaw refused. TO play the time booked
by me, thereby closing the company
the members were paid in full for the
week ending May 2, and some of them
were overdrawn into the salarv due for
the week ending May 8. Consequeutly
the most that was In arrears to any
member was one weeks salary after all
had been paid in full for season of 21
weeks
II wish to say further that my man
ager, w. Y. Connor, followed my in
structions in all cases and at all times
'EHNEST T. SHUTTER .
What drew the fire of the above cor
respondent was. undoubtedly, the re-
peated statements from one or two
members Of the company that Manager
Connor and Promoter Shutter owed
them many hundreds of dollars in back
and unremitted salaries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-24

enormous. voice. and he would not be
successful unless he roared and
shouted in stentorian accents.
Today we play to audiences of high
er Intellectual life than then. / mean
the average is higher. You cannot
hoodwink a modern audience with
gloriously mouthed words. The pres
ent day tragedian must bring thought
and study to his work; he must, above
all. be suggestive.
You remember in Macbeth where
] say to Banquo in the third act Fail
not our feast / know, as Macbeth,
that BanQuo will not be at that feast
He will be murdered; but when Banquo
replies, My lord, l will not / make
Macbeth start affrighted as though he
had a premonition that, after all, Ban
play makes way for Banquos ghost, so
to say. and audiences never fail to
grasp the suggestion contained In my
startled. horrihed look when Banquo
says. My lord. / will not
THEREIN lies a part of the glory Of
Shakespeares genius. 1t is inexhaust-
ible. ] do not care how close student
of Shakespeare man may be, a good
tragedian should be able to lead him
into inner circles of meaning and sig
nificance which he has never encount-
cred in his library.
My objection to the naturalism of
Ibsen is that ii is not natural. His
types are those of the unusual. with
which we never come in contact, If,
1nCeeO, Iney exist at ALL But tlere
are lagos a-plenty in the world. Given
man with unreasoning hatred, and
who lacks fear of the law and is with
out conscience and you have an Iago.
He will do as Iago did. That's why
] love Shakespeare. His characters are
real. They are not the enusions Of a
brain storm. Then think of the majesty
OF his languagei
Wise critics have found fault with
Desdemona's death, and have COM
planned that no human being who had
been smothered and then stabbed could
ever recover sufficient vitality to speak
from a death bed. ] met an aide-de-
camp on General Whites staff who
served during the Boer war. He was
shot through the chest The bullet
went through his body and passed into
HIS coat lining. He was laid on the
back of a horse, as dead, and carried
of the field. They were going TO bury
him and would no doubt have done So
had he not feebly objected. / played
golf with him in Canada last. year
ITO catch the interest of the select
few; TO amuse the boy, the girl and
the student: to give TO the people the
speare-that is my ambition now.
have studied him deeply: / think may
say more thoroughly than any other
living man; my audiences teach me
something at each performance. and I
am continually adding to the effective
ness of my presentations: I believe,
therefore, that I have a real mission
IN life. and 1 can tell you that the
world is swinging back to first prfn-
cipies and to Shakespeare, the master
writer of all"