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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Tho case OF Doctor Eliot ana the
amb7ssadrrship 10 the court ul Saint
James brings 10 memory the oll.fa.
pcated statement poor man can moi
afford position OF that kind.
Nsnlle i "a possibly true much OF
this " due TO lhe man being 80 vain
be VIII 90 70 extravaganza IN the hope
Of making q ''psescniahle showing. Il
can moi rs gainsaid thai there lRfoIn
NG dulih a,ah#n the settlement 70 ,t4ld
nIheaalal Some OF the abIesl W'i,f
lRiTeteat olf our statesmen acting id
sueh oapntity, thereby denrivlngf the
Republic of talent where the need is
undlsputed and lncontroyertlhle.
The compensation for the ambassa.
dor 10 the seven great nations is S2a.
900 per annum no moan sum when
one considers thar Is more than so.1e
Of The well-llnanced Institutions Of
business earn annually Il Is fair
net interest on a capital Of sG25,O0
In certain well.knOwn cases the
American ambassador has lieen known
70 pay as high AZ s75.O00 per annum
for home, 10 say nothing Of the vast
expense Of entertaining the distng
nlshed diplomats who cluster nu0nt
great wenlth and do homage thereto
But there Is question OF such lavish
display adding TO the standing OF th
Republlc many Wise and By no means
pa-simonious men being Of opinion the
country would be equally as well rep.
resented by one who had the courage
t0 live within the SALARY allowed. and
know not nor care what The court az
tendanis aud the whlpperanapper
home birds OF display think Of the
meihod and manner Of living.
Men Of learning care little fos The
laxnrles reck not Of the softpedal
movements. ~ they are but allowed
to drive through 10 some point Of
vantage wherein their learning and
thele thinking can be OF service to
their fellows.
Take London. for example. The av
'erage rental Of property there Is
third less than IN New York or Chi
cago, AMI the cost Of food. servants
transportation etc. are al below that
OF the great centers OF population IN
our country According 10 one writer
who has spent much Of his time dely.
ing into The aHllss OF diplomatic
courts and social events which
abound splendid home, equal IN
equipment and comfort to that which
any fnrelgn minister has At washing
ton can be had for $1,000 per
annum. Il 70 not presump
tious ta believe that $4,000
viii properly keep an ambassador. ana
that he would have as much standing
with the potentales with whom he
deals. living on his salary as y he
were spending dollar per second 10
sen how much nonsense he coaid jam
about withont making himself and hts
country ridiculous
and those who know Doctor Eliot
{iew but know Of his splendid service
~ head Of a great lpe9ltutlnn Of learn.
ingj doubt he could be we'll cared FOR
and make showing favurahla 10 self
snd country Tor the compensation 81.
'uWed therefor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07
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(rrom Toe philadelphia Record1
Popuiuzity frequently costs more
thun II is worth.
It's, when fellow takes aGrOat that
be Il apt 70 get Ills back up
When si-l's name IL Anna she
can be an Old maid and stlll be ..al.
mattel
When c0nyIcts term expires,
should the iailer Wish hin many re.
turnss
When hungry s0ai aWail0Wa a
sosa pillow he naturally looks down
ia the mouth
When the henpecked husband goes
away lt's shame 10 try 10 make him
feel at home
Some people are 40 careful not 10
break anything that they never even
crack q smile
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07


DaFenlnrt Iowa, ls the home city 0i
Miss Susan Glaapel TIE author af
"The Glory Of the Conquered. which
Stokes published Mirch i2ih. She was
graduated from Drake Universally. n
DesM0nes The dll &ie commence.
meni 3he sent on the stan Of ne8
M0lnea rewspaper as political re.
porter About the state House she
found rleH material for her first stee-
les which were published IN several
magazines among them Harper's and
The Antilcan Magazine Later she
went 10 Chicago, and took graduate
work ii the unlyt-slty OF Chicago
which furnishes such a good setting
for much of her book Ii vas after
thls period that she wrote rhe Gi3ry
Of The Conquered A very curious
coincidence occurred while she vas
revising the msnuscript She had &C.
tuaily started on q chapter IN which
one 0f the characters becomes til with
appendicitis. when She herself had i
sudden and severe attack Of the same
allment. and she finished the chapter
dnrlug her convalescence sinee the
pccenluaee Of ihe hook alie has baeh
liavelins abroad and y nov IN Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

They are ofsanizlng society 81
ppeas N1nsAs % help educate ansl
earn Ter The homeless, pareailesa
lElenRIeaa Heero boys
CHaHally that means lltlle hus Ia
AnsH Whe recall laal the state u
&Rnaae showed Che lach 1T wisdom
% 81 81 time advertise Il waa the
home Ees De homeless and the friend
cf tie ffIendlsss negro. Che alenll.
canee q tie effort 'a grecf.
AZ tne #hen lhgt race question
was ona mleondersloDd Both North
and South. Hhen lhe narusan dem.
nHoRne stood aaErlde lhe ienee unf.
shipping tere 81 ihere. according Is the
profit o nm "a financial Way K#h.
sas already lhe seat of trouble. sal
row ana #na practically advertised
TOT the nesfo o COME and make his
home 'a Del state.
Fee rHslEs 4efa far from s3tIssae.
IRE aeefo who would work
liela s. b Nill ever stay. beneath
tnn Mason & Olson llne The bad ones
made lhe large majority uf c0Iareh
Nien elnHeing into the NEW state. aud
not fen Nha entered fhe state With
GOOD names arid Nilh correct ldeaa
we're so9n dHsled to the sad clement
teceHas ~ oft Haa Inherent from
Wnal ilies knew and lhe crops not 81
Ae nature aref "a ihe coltonpreauc-
ln8 aieleG
Kansas aae psid forfeit far IndIs.
7fetloH tie present condition Heina
lrfgelf dur ID the Wild advertising
of that tame and period
Thpusnds 0l blacks who want Ia
work and WHO aes now anxlous 10 IS.
rFgte thatz condition and 10 be better
in 3 seslal ead citizenship way. ind
pll doafa closed 10 them and no ave
1ne left fEx their securing h.alis
aopd other than through some means
cr manpe sAe #hlse man aill not
Nadure
Nnw AFTER #o pr m0rr generations
AnVA come Il an part ANA parcel II
vresent conditions. they want Ia back
paflpr s0iae sort of negro arrange
resa anaHkn she allsHH0cial set and
palHi 4 81 % The people .oi the United
States SIS an uphft
4 Is no. 8 haek-rhrlpr stunt needed
~ kanaak sp much as the great re.
aulalKe thai the people q shat state
he fA|f eas q he other and cease
Arriving # nntdemaRp1up sle prince
pI HamaRnHna all taking reform and
rNllis lRa HAlle ~ Seek fof political
and commercial supremacy. caring fit
ilf ae e haW allch y attained
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07
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lFroEi tac NeV York Trees
The mfn eho decided honesty was
the best policy avoided prsslns on a
qs a principle.
.t Fhe most dccelduis ihlRg shout a
8tfl ia hew she can cppFl6cn. yFs siea
riahi When you know she ID
Even when man can'Anila d House
that Is livable there VIII be nlelarlal
Or something around.
When woman has curly hhlr oi
hes own she cant appear any more
honest about It lhsn she could Il 4
weren't
The mere times q man can kiss a
sirl when he oughin't 70. the less she
can count them when her mother asks
her about Il.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

IS observing citizen can ioii 10
ssaep ne iaeanlns q the primary
election d Tuesday Il was Rot 50
much matter of choosing any pafilc.
ulaf person for any particular place,
&a demonstration that Guthrie Yot.
nrs mean ID play q stronger and more
easily sindeFstood plan Of choosing Of
Nclals. The day when ibe politician
San difnat nominees Is over A Demo
cratic legislature gave 70 The people
ihe right to choose lheir candidates.
g they refrain from taking adean-
iaae d lhe opportunity Il IS evidence
aeY are satisfied and ask no change
THE Democratic nominee iJr mayor
IA sn well known II seems unnecea-
sary iD say much ui him. He ID s.
strong peri ef the mercantile world
pi shls section of Oklahoma. and Is
progressive TO the fullest extent Of
she word.
The 8epuhilran nominee soT may.
Of has long boen identified with the
a|lalness Interests 0l Guthrie.
TAe campaign wlll De lnlonae and
taefa n ia disposition upon ire part
AZ lhp sacllpns ID lose an opportunity
VI 81 eNold mo lral nui u VIII he
dlNulned, courteous contest iu
~hleh ne personalities oi an offensive
aiufe WIll appear
iuiee 0lamlth has 0cen elected Do.
Voc iudRe before. and that lhis Hef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF ealaffh ihat can
not be cured hH Halls Calarh Cure.
" ,. CHENEY & GO Toledo. o
we, ibe Undersigned. have known
H u Cheney for the last i5 years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
In an business transactions. and ilu.
anclally able to carry out amy obllga=
lions made hy his firm.
WALDlNG, KfNNAN & MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. @.
Halls caiarrh Cure Is taken inter.
nally, acting directly upon lhe blood
and mucous surfaces 81 the system
Testimonials sent free Price Use, per
bottle Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for cnnsli.
patton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

The national capital city refuses
3 be made secondary news center.
an6 followed OklahGma's lead with
N indian uprising with 'wIld
dog hunt after mhrauders near Four.
leehth street II is not reported
whether the huntsmea returned to
police headquarters IN good shape:
how many lives were lost nor how &C.
we're the campaign was. II Ii to be
hoped there win never again come Il
time n the history Of Washington
when the imaginary etaif 81 the many
good newspapers there win have to
resort 10 chase after some stray
pnps 10 keep 10 the red headline De-
parlments OF the dailY press.
There Is something deinx 6t the
capital of lhe Republic. rs rule
even D tie dull months but that
heFe MUST have been d inll + gtlest
q ay That dispatch stating tae police
were oui after wild logs and expect
Cd io catch them, tJ0.
One ol Munsey'a papers reported
more graphically than the 0Ehefs as
- ssttAttif tAiNNf
Aore than one late traveller psaa.
ing The place AZ night has been
startled by the shining eyes OF
the Wild creatures lurking IN the
bushes; and their hcwls during
tie night have made the locality (,
seem like q lonesome apui ii the
Hraifle.H
It Is 10 De hoped the d0es 'iurh
Ing % the bushes viii ndi gel loo
obslrepefuus until we can snatch
another uprising to compete With.
n the meantime the Washington
newspapers can run pictures Of Tow.
ser.chiefa getting their cuts from old
accounts oI dog shows. whilst The yel.
lows IN the Southwest can sim run
the picture Of the Musk0esa negro
b0otleggef as d fair likeness he
grealest living aborlelne cfaxy
snake
Neither the dogs or crazy snnke
VIII protest much at the Outrage. ana
1 Is certainly proper 10 get thrill
Ter righi across the plate. een though
facts and semtlruth Be shot al u
atoma
Yea. yerllyl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07
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zone Way TO Insult MAN.
He was fine type OF the old South.
crn coloGel. the fiery scion 81 race
oi cavaliers. Also, he WAS exceedingly
wrathy He had Just received a letter
from a man "a low sohi Of Euhson, /
assure YOU. which dlspleased him
Immensely and he was debating. IN.
wardly low best 70 convey to this
Vulgar correspondent an adequate ex-
preston ot his, ,iha colonel's) oDin-
ion or him
But BITS slen0graphUf was h lidy.
The c0unel snoucd made Two Or
three false starts. and finally dlc.
gElet.
"Slr' ME stcuOgraphpr. being
ldy, cannot lranscrbe Nhat think
Of you 1 being q gentleman. cannot
think it But you, beng neither. viii
teHdily understand what I maals ~
The Circle fer April.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07


Slfae thai famous novel. Waen
knlghlhoud was IN Flower. Il Is safe
70 say l1al no moro living r0mmce OF
chivallY. 10 more glowing love st0ay
~ medl1eyas daysw alt their red.
10, hatreda and white.hot PASSIONS
has been written. Through the race
ftud Of two neighbcrng families. for
ever on the alert for each others
lives 10 anpeaee their fancIed sronga,
uns the golden thread OF tated love
teiween The most wlnsome aud high.
ynirlted If hefelnes and the most nj.
bie.hearisd Of the stoelclad knights
ol the dag How Siege Of castle Is
dransf0ened IS Siege OF heart this gin
N authnI tells IN tie engaging story
oi The GlnsF Count May Wynae
makes faf people living. breatalng
chaiaetefa. with whom me reader
Guiokly makes friends and whom o.
know once s. 10 remember always.
This Is one ef those rnse novels that
everyone 8ithou, exception. enjoys III
The reaaing Of Il. asd afterwards ia
the recollection Of Il.
The John Mcbride Go. 3lll publish
this bcos On april i6ih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Hhiie candidates. groom their liootns
ler place The [Hfmef eroona hls blow
horses ana makes ready for something
worth whlle-a bonntlful crop. Boon
iHK 4 crop Is one Of the heel enter.
nfises " this modern are.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Appealing 10 the referendum lheq
protested they thought Infamous. M.
ter ! constitution they daeIAred I'M.
speakable. Is role The Republican
leaders win md themselves fldlenll
alls la essayng to allune their elIoflh
%
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

WfsalAzK 11HN while 0f HHp8HsAa
NafsAe sHH#es hts heaa the 10 eay
81 saE uIl0n of bis kAlnR i eandi.
date fdf IieHIauaal governor hi kan
as White feels hls friends are TAX
lAE shofl s5I % eliminate him from
t'|a field i HsalHneae
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07
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Il all aprehds pn the point Of view
As III hap yonife taklng life
Eoml people hold i love fof gold
Arid mIIgle in the strife
no plln ~ wealth they cannot take
Across Ihs Iirsat Divides
And IL lIeg live end SO they lie.
M ail lisalk AasplIsh prlAet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Guthrie pulled through municipal
primary battle without any 81 3he at.
aAndanl wars agld dlsaurda which
mafkea mo campaign III manyof her
ssislsN titHM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Kansas clly has aereed 10 nay..
gate ihe Missouri river. River does
moi concur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Are you up On gae new road laws
Get copy q The new law at the
Leader office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Railroad bulldlAkhae eohmHndbd
even under oalaconslilull8n AZ Ii was
adopted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Even u Hopkins + not elected sen
alof 70 Illinois Com shAlby Cnllam
can Lsld The fort Il, has held Of
nee since 1864 ana shows 40 desire
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

khat fecekly ann0nnhed peanut
TRUST may have referred 10 Il comhna
laun bctwecn heaFel and Tom platl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Too many cities have ulfshp IN.
aaIers but not enough bfiokyaraA.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

This 81 Yves ought TO get marfled
and change Ms name
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Boost Guthrie, no matter who Is Il.
Highest officln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Anna Gould win persist fl tread.
Ing he presearllsi route.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

Even Boston has 70 have . Law and
order league
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-07

anyhow the war at WIchIta eioscH
witt she polla last evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
Gertie Miller Much
Impressed by America

for s2Ol No wonder he prefers the
United States.
FRoHALAN's SLY RAP.
Charles Frohman took sly little
rap at the Millionaires' thcater ina New
York last week. Referring TO "a sur
prise which he has prepared for Lon
don, the details Of which however. he
refuses to give at the present time,
the American manager said:
'lt is so far ahead Of the plans for
the Milhonaires theater with all their
millions, that II makes me laugh. 1
understand, by the way, that the re-
preventative Of the Millionaires' thea
ter whore they proposed that the only
new plays 10 be produced were 20 be
written hy American authors. is TO arr
rive here with a large bank account
To- buy original plays by English au-
thors for production at The Million
aires theatcr ia New York. 1 hope TO
sell him a few. ! believe that after
he has searched this market he goes
to France and Germany It's a fine
thing 20 give the American chance.
and its only the millionaire who
knows how 20 give it TO him good.
That's how he gets his millions"
Henry Bernstein has delivered Co the
same manager the Mss OF Israel"
which is TO bee produced in England
as well as i'm the United states Froh-
man has Mrs Patrick Campbell and
Henry Ainley in mind for the leading
parts IN the English production,
while Constance Collier and Holbrook
Blnn win fu the same roles i'm Am-
erica. II is very possible that the best
part Of the rehearEals FOR the An-
erican production will be held in Eng
land during the coming summer uu-
der Frohman's immediate supervision.
HICKS LITTLE SURPRISE.
Seymour Hicks. who can always be
depended upon for surprises. has hit
upon a novel scheme for the amuse-
mcnt Of London playgOers II seems
that his wife. Ellaline Terrlss, ac-
cordinE 10 her press agent cannot
stand the strain of the matinee per-
formances OF Tho Dashing Little
Duke" I'm which she is appearing at
the Hicks theatcr. Although Hicks is
appearing at the Coliseum IN a twenty
minute sketch with Iona Dare. is re-
hearsiug for a musical version OF The
Dictator called Captain Kidd and
is engaged I'm writing another new
piece for himself and Enaliue Terriss,
he has enough surplus time and encr-
gv 20 come to the rescue OF his tired
wife and will play her part In THE
Dashing Little Duke" at future
matinees.
ENACTED AUTHORS.
Tho Great Enacted" In England
have united for mutual protection
and admiration. They cali themselves
"rhe Enacted Authors Association"
and the purposes Of the organization
are 10 ensure Tho reading Of their
plays and 10 produce the best OF them
as matinee performances. Al an the
productions, seats viii be- thoughtfully
reserved for managers To ls the hope
and aim Of this newly formed associa-
ton that tho time may come when OH
managers win refuse TO read any plays
Dog unknown authors which have ~
been passed by the society and fits
readers as possessing merit.
CURTIS BROWN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Special Correspondents.
Y ONDON March lI.-Gert.o Mil
lar has been giving her impress
-ions OF New York. and while
they are but surface impress
sions. they are nevertheless interest
ing
Il think that what first struck me
most" she says. "vas the noise of the
overhead trains. ! had, after having
been in dear old London for quite "A
few years. almost persuaded myself
that certain streets Jhere-tho Strand,
the leading city thoroughiares. and
West End streets. for eNample-were
really horribly noisy. But M compar-
ison to the reading American streets,
LOudon's 'bye-Ways and lanes seemed
TO me, after a short experience of New
York trd1nc, perfect ravens OF rest.
ana many a time / started across the
road but jumped back again with my
heart in my mouth atter 4 hau got
only a few yards.
D." Are English people too polite" Is
a problem Wnicn struck me most tOrCl-
bly, after / had been In New YORK on
ly a few days. ia America not Win
any idea of being rude, or with the
least desire I'm the world 10 offend,
pleases' and thank yOus would seem
10 be tabooed by some unwritten law
and BY common consent For instance
the camban who takes your fare would
as soon think of trying 20 ny across
the Atlantic I'm an aeroplane as Of say
ing thank you. the waiter 10 whom
you pay your bill would probably have
a ut on the spot if he thought he was
expected to say thank YOU; In fact,
thank YOU and 'pleases' are practical
~ non-eXistent across the water.
THE American hotels and restau-
rants are Just too wonderful for words.
The hotels, indeed. are simply palatial,
and although I have not been a very
extensive traveller. l think 1 am cor
rect IN saying that a frst-class Ameri-
can hotel is just about the best pos
sible. You just go into your apart
ment, close the door. and there you
have everything you can possibly wish
bedroom, private sittingroom, bath
roor, telephone and all the 'delcacles
OF the season are yours. In fact, you
can sit iu your suite and try and rack
your brains to find anything you havnt
got for "a month without success"
HARRY LAUDER HOME.
Another Londoner returned from an
American trip is much i'm the public
eye, Last sunday, Harry Lauder was
entertained az dinner by a big COM
pauy headed by Sir Thomas Dewar, OF
whisky fame Although Lauder has
been back only "a fortnight. he is all
ready talking Of returning 20 the
United states next summer II he can
rc-arrauge bis English dates without
losing too much money
And speaking OF English dates. Laud-
er filled ono engagement since his re-
turn 90 England at a price that VIII
astouish his American friends. III is
yearly AFFAIR and the contract was
signed years ago before Lauder made
HIS reputation In a little theater at
tached 10 a saloon I'm Birkenhoad,
Lauder sings and dances "a whole week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

was any theatrical war Any powder
or ammunition that has been used has
been wasted We DO not fear gatlinE
Guns or cannon or the newest inven-
ton ~ nuiaclcHs powder. our orFani-
souon is complete and has grown
stronger every year in the IA OF its cx-
iatcnce. There is ono thing which the
yellow journals which ore constantly
trying to bring about strife u suppose
tor The purpose NJ Increasing their adj
NcrtlsinD always forget. and that is.
That since The beginning of the world
tIa figure I has always come nrrt.
EvcrT city BIAS one biggest building.
oNcft country has one hireost city.
America has only One national capital
Every city has bee one lending ncvs-
raperi its ONO greatest lawyer and its
one hIrgoat business concern. There
De- only ono standard ON Company only
one United Siatos Steel corporation. no
matter how many railroads aro op-
Grated Iu America. the public generally
select one aa their flv0rito for their
personal transportation. 80 matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
A. L. ERLANCER IN LONDON

A. T. ErlauEer is spending month
abroad Friends write that he is Ike
"a boy out OF school away from the
responsiblHtIes and trials OF the Amer
loan Theatrical syndicate. Ia a Lon
don interview he said.
1--WE have had % biz season iu Amer
ioa and / believe the theatrical inter
ests generally wCathcred the panic last
wear better than amy other branch
OF business. The years OF compact or
eanizauou which began with the for
nation of our syndicate in 1896 had eyl-
IDENTIFY equipped managers Go weather
Oh little financial storm and We had few
az failures iu proportion than Dob any
other limo Of investment.
II have come over here 90 confer
with ST. Charles Frohman about au
English production NJ Little Ngmo.
which as you know is the biggest mu-
steal comedy success that has ever been
made u America or any other country
vs. would lsa 90 produce the play hero
Uu th, same lines ana with the same