Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-28

Especial C0rre-DoudeuccD
- ERLIN. May 17.-One OF those
III momentous problems which
D periodically ensross the specu-
lativs minds OF Europe's eitl-
zsns Is to lay rendlng in twain the usu-
allv inperturhablu city Of Berlin.
Il is not the Prussian electoral law,
hor the presdnought duel with Ems
land nor even Herr Kortmeyer's book
on The Awakening Of the Kaiser Con-
science" The issue is graver. II is
he prestige Of the Prussian official
he perils to which recent revelations
have exposed his dignity and repute
IN the minds OF once reverent nation.
d Is problem also Of the stage, Of
i'e music hall, and even OF the meek
cent k.nematograph show SO that
whether tested by the shakespearean.
Al The worlds q stage" or by Herr
BebeIs IAN Germany Is a bureau for
blreaucrats the theme IS worthy Of
6 serious pen
The fact is the Prussian official has
been found out. Not In such venial
crimes as litterng the noor with pa
PEN stealing postage stamps blotting
account books. or being polite TO "a
fgnty desptsed public His sin Is
worse Being aided insunicientIy by a
irugal state, he has taken 70 stumble
nentng his meager wages BY nddung
10 oTchsstras. signing as a hopeless low.
" 10 cheap theaters. gamboHing or
VARIETY stages. and even posing In una
'o''ny garb FOR makers OF kinemat1-
s'aph hlms. and printers Of humorous
1'''uFe postcards. So that profession
a actors musicians, and kinemato-
gaph models are rightly incensed. and
'eaand that a just government shall
''F a general order that for an time
nsa'eiorih It's officials shall stick 10
.'r Desks and cease TO profane The
temples OF high art.
ACTOR RESPONSIBLE.
The storm has been long DELAYED he
'-'' 10 required uncommon coura "a
'Ie'sh with such degrading Of
'' 'ae pride OF an Germany. her
green ineorrupuhle bureaucrats 4
'.,'p-eyed member OF the Actors,
, ,, Drought the trouble 10 n head
'.'7' an angry alteration with
.'-saiy Official assessor ON tho ouss
w. .D Of Income tax, he was irving 70
49,. rvs woes IN a lively cafe in
'.lrehstrasse. Hardly had bo -
IA "'s eomposure, when his eve lirb..
M, musician with a Rubinsteln-
r,, '.' Who was humping with op,,o
IN. 'y nerceness a big bass drum
o' chucklcd with delight II
... ,a'le naughty assessor and he
10 1'ung the drum as rudely n, n,
o. 49,. civilian arguing a ouesti,n
r.' '-.''ae tax After sending n $50,
p.a.. 70 The assessors official chic,
D.. a'''r spent a month colio,,l,.. - - =
nr tb,i- ''''0t employees who but-
F,,.i 1'.' bread with amatour.nro 90
-.o-. art while honest proross,aro,
u and musicians get no bread a.
,,,, ~ no" The Actors union c,r,,,,.,..
rm , .- Of angry protest and u 49,
ai-,r 1'sTler letters to government mr., 80 a.
nam eng. demanding that the scor Ss
asc.ai. In Berlin alone. it saws 10 iso
bead mus steal the professl or no.
aIsp,o., The more talented tayo ,p''t tr.
,se.,r ,' work Of FIRST violin in a., IN, u.
De uSg. ana take with grati,nd =" or, OF,
'eaa eyn.v which mo pr6felsi iopa9 half
most mn are few budding Pal rrusslqn
minor ' rois content themselv SsShnln ,ls,
1ees-s nc ~. on small stages M ~ 20 E VI
On S. so so,, country expects Won 1I ~ ,.i
Tecently I sa alas. fan lower pu No i've
''''f poatoffice Officials IPe dnr,,i N