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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

What Miss Anglin has concerned her
self with is Antigone herself She has
studied Antigone and probed her soul.
She says that Antigone is a real living
woman. and as such she Will beckon her
from pagan times to show Christian
world little lesson in the geneaIogy
of spirit
Some folks even think" said Miss
Anglin, that my devotion to Greek
drama goes to the length of giving the
play in Greek. 1t is not going TO be
played in Greek. but in Plumbtree's ex-
cellent translation. There are many
reasons why j shall not play Anti
gone in the language in which it was
written. One is that it would be under
stood by but few; another is that this
performance is for the public. and not
the pedant; still another is that it
might be difficult TO assemble suitable
professional cast that speaks Greek.
and, fnally-weil. finally. you see. 1
don't speak Greek myself
No she said, Il am not seeking &
fame as reviver of Grecian art.
have no disposition to follow in the
bare footsteps of Raymond Duncan. and
| have no propa ganda to spread. L am
greatly exercised. however. in the eff
fort to give to the world faithful
picture of great heart. and in
Antigone all that an actress could ask
! In the way of scope for expression is
found. That role might readily chaI-
lenge the art of the greatest woman
that ever stepped upon stage 1 ap-
proach the task, therefore, humbly. but
hopeful that in some measure I may
succeed in my ambition to add a
heroic stage portraiture. drawn from
the past, to a modern gallery some
what given to freaks in funny frames" "
Under just what mana cement and
conditions Miss Angiin is to play next
season does not appear at this mo-
ment quite certain. In answer to my
question Miss Anglin pointed TO Louis
Nethersole and said: He Will remain
my manager. and that's enough for
me to know at the present. Miss Ang-
lin. in a sense, is her own producer,
and it will depend from what source
she gets suitable play whether she
will become a Schubert star or a syn
dicate attraction. She says she has no
interest in the controversy. but only
in the securing of worthy plays. The
fact that she will get such worthy
plays seems certain. for she will be
a tower of strength to which ever side
she elects TO cast her lot with. and a
factor in the struggle--if there is one.
There's a noted eastern producer
now in Europe trying to find her plays;
Percy Mackaye is writing one for her
(and it should be a success if success
goes in pairs, for his "AntimatrimOny'
is credited with being a hit), and there
are other managers trying TO set Of
ferings for her next season. 1t is thus
certain that if there is an actress in
the country likely to be fitted with a
seasonable repertoire of tragedy and
comedy Miss Anglin is that one.
should like to choose her repertoire.
What would it be?" she asked.
A great deal of tragedy-some com
edy sprinklings. and an emotional play
or two.
Even 'Camille,?" she asked
and Camille" said l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

by going, or looking back bit.
Sophocles had a message that he wrote
because it was true and because hu-
manity understood it. We have not
changed great deal since then; our
lives have become more complex we
are told. but that's all The same
facts of love and honor, reverence for
religion, disposition to suffer for
principles sake and courage to dare
death for righteousness sake exist
now as then. There is never anything
remote about truth. The book of Job
is a great document. today, the story
of Ruth and Naomi is an idyl. Well.
you shall see that .Antigone' will be
as intimate message to your con-
seriousness as ever it was to the
Greeks. A more frequent presenta-
tion of the big works of the classics
would prove boon TO this highly
technical age"
T is probable that Miss Anglin will
retain "Antigone" in her repertoire
thereafter play Lady Macbeth.
1T would be splendid if you would, =
said /, land Desdemona, too l believe
that you could play Lady Macbeth in
the afternoon and Rosalind at night,
next day give Opheiia and play Goneril
at night
Wen. there's a certain fine old play
called Macbeth that I am going to
play some day." she said.
Meanwhile I hope that Percy Mac
kaye is writing a delicate, fantastic
comedy like Mater for you. ] said,
ito alternate with your tragic roles
Hes writing play for me. she
said; "of that you may be sure
The circle of Miss Anglin's emotional
powers of expression takes wide arc
and comedy and tragedy are found well
within the borders of her possibilities
Miss Anglin wants it distinctly un-
derstood that her inspiration-for such
it really is--to stage "Antigone" is not
the result of "high brow proclivities.
It did nofscome from deep devotion to
the dead and gone, but from a lively
participation in the affairs of the pres
ent She is no antiquarian. Neither is
she an archaeologist. The settlement of
questions of anacronistic moment she
waves to George Riddle, who is up" on
such subjects, or to Prof. Percy Ander-
son of London, who knows as much
about the garb of the ancient Greeks
as your tailor knows about waistcoa is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26
.en Ut I like my present play she
said: don't your
Indeed l do said I.

<tH Ut like my present play she
said: don't your"
Indeed 1 do said I.
"Of course think that at first
Helena Richie is rather a material
little body. fond of Disqualification
and fine things and pretty clothes.
The value of the pIay-and plot
shouldn't be deliberately moral or stu
diously 'preachy'-lies in the fact that
Helena. though suffering. wins her
right to happiness. and that third act
scene shows how much she was willing
to sacrifice for the sins she had com
mitted. 1t is at once excellent art and
excellent truth, it seems to me.
DO I think that woman consti-
tuted as Helena was would sacrifice
her lover for an adopted child?
"Yes. The maternal instinct in Hell
ena was strongly stirred The man TO
whom she had given her honor had
proved his utter unworthiness and her
realization of the position in which
she stood as related to society was
plain. Then steps in the little boy.
Her maternity closed about him and
made him hers. Helena was not wholly
bad. and I approve of the explanation
in the play of the wrongs that had been
done her and which had driven her
finally to take her happiness where
she could find it.
TT is not condoning her wrong: it
is making it explicable in woman
who is not innately vicious. But now
the choice has risen. She must decide
between the boy for whom her heart
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-26

NATURALLY I wanted to know how
IN q person whose theatrical career
has been so wet. whose brave, un-
dsunted headway toward fame has
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

'This
haryests which the
and the health and prosperous webeng
this and
descended in restricted measure but overlooking
They the blessings and bounty of God
1--WE continue to be at peace with the of the world
tai with other
growing reality of riendines depth recognition
1t especially noticed
achieved in
of International disputes.
William president United States
of America with the
since the first settlements this land and accordance
tabished
November 2 national thanksgiving
the people that day meet in their churches
mighty God
loving Kindness
whereof caused the seal
of the United States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington this 9Th November in the
of our Lord one thousand nine hundred ndepen
dence the United States the hundred
(Signed) civilian TAFT
PRESIDENT: ALvEE a. ADEE Acting
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

County Treasurer Lyman Barnes
came up from the County Seat Satur-
day and remained over election day
in Malta. returning to Glasgow
ON No. 4 Tuesday night.
A solid car load of Niagara ranges
passed through Malta consigned to
the Buttrey store at Havre. This is
the second car load car load of those
famous ranges that this store has
used this fall.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Jones of Dodson, nine pound baby
girl, last Monday. November 18th.
The ENTERPRISE unites with many
Maltaites in extending congratula-
lions.
W. H. Martin arrived in Malta
from Wheelock. N. d., Monday
night to be home for election, but
will only spend a few days here with
his family now for he has matters
that demand his attention in Dako-
ia.
Forthe benefit Of their out-of-t town
patrons, the +. A. Buttrey Co. of
Havre, have equipped with desk. tel
ephone, lavatory, ETC., comfortable
reading room, where they invite the
ladies Of Northern Montana to drop
in, when in the city. Daily papers
and other reading matter will be
there for their use.
Fred Tanner returned last week
from trip to st. Paul, Duluth and
other eastern cities. Mr.. Tanner
visited his mother, Mrs. James Tan
ner, at Bemidji and was accompanied
on his return by his sister, Mrs,
Nellie Morrel of Minneapolis, who
visited here until Sunday night.
What is stated to be the longest
roller awning erected in this state.
arrived in Havre last Thursday. The
awning is 140 feet long, and is rolled
up on a steel spindle, It was made
by the American Tent & Awning Co.
for the F. A. Buttre Co. of Havre.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

ABOVE store represents probably
erecedlh Northern Montana The building
reinforced and
one
utte Inc excellence OF it's construction
gives 1t one OF the lowest
selling
corner III the entire building during the
hoie IL TO rival daylight Brightness 1t of
trimmed ny expert window
from DUST while display racks
o ef purchasers The
ing everything to eat and
telephones will be communicates with dne
floors and natrons rvo ~
ha chtes ana an elevator used
Tor quick and efficient has been
installed In this business block
ne" OK buyer who always the picking good br
ana new Styles as soon they
cheapy and can sell ceapy and # 10
their to enter into active any of those honses NV
meeting the lowest prices quoted " ' ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

You should be ready now to SEE
hllduff about those Gold Seal'' oy.
ershoes.
1t you would have your table lool
lrr's'stlbly tempting Thasksgivine
Day, read about the Linen Sale ir
progress at the Malta Dry Goods
store and then hasten there and buy
what you need.
from the day that the plans were
drawn for the big store in Hayre.
the f. A. Buttrey Co. determined to
allow no concern, east or west. tn
undersell thsm, and they now agree
TO meet or beat the prices of anv
concern, or forfeit Slctson hat for
failing to do SO.
A. E. Easton, the enterpris;no
young druggist from our neigh boring
Town OF Saco, was calling on his nu-
merous friends in town Monday. Mr..
Easton speaks with pride of the sub-
stant'al growth his town has made in
the past year. and although he has
oeen proprietor of the Saco Drup
Store but a few months, he reports
business good and prospects never
better for future trade.
Inc wallace Coburn ranches com.
prlslng thousands of acres of choice
land near Abel, in Cascade county
nave been sold to a syndicate of Bull
ear1an and Holland capitalists who
Will COLOMBO the entire tract. The
ranch, consisting of 576o acres of land
Is SAID to be one of the finest stock
ranches in Northern Montana
Much of the land is adapted to agri-
cultural purposes and has sufficient
water for irrigation,
u. Oronos& Co., have begun the ex-
cavatlon for their store BUILDING 70.
Gently burned. The cellar part will
be much larger than the former one.
They are contemplating building Of
stone with brick front. Such
building will very much improve the
looks OF the business portion of the
town as we'll as to enable that CON-
pany to have larger and more con-
venlent place of business The Mon
tana (Hinsdale) Homestead.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

MISS Christine Heiertz was in
from the Austin ranch yesterday.
She will teach five months term of
private school in that neighborhood
beginning next Monday.
underwear for men. The kind
that wears right and feels right,
Edwards & Mcclellan.
See our line of Door Locks, Butts.
aud other Builders Hardware-Any
style and finish and at the right
price. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Mrs. G. E. Hess, of Valleytown,
came to Malta Tuesday afternoon on
the "Skidoo" and will spend some
time here with her children who are
attending school.
Lieut.. F. B. Kobes, 14th Unfit of
Lincoln, Neb., and party of three
men, are camped at Lake Bowdoin
taking observations and completing a
map for the U. S. Geological Survey.
o. II. Heggum reached Malta yes-
terday afternoon from Poplar where
he has been with a U. S. G. S, party.
lie will spend some time on his home
stead near Strater.
Mrs. Edw. Pierson and little
daughter, went to Old Ashfield. now
Woodbridge, last Saturday to spend
Sunday with Mrs. H. f. Holmes at
the Great Falls ranch.
Miss Gertrude Shoemaker, the
trained nurse who has been at the
home OF II. w. Garland for number
of weeks, left for her home at Glas-
gov last Sunday morning. Little
George Garland is considerably bet
ter
"A. Davidson returned Saturday
morning from Chicago where he had
been with train load of sheep and
horses. Francis Elliot who also
went to the Windy City on the same
train, reached home the latter part
of the week.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10
Additional Local

John Larson has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Lyman Austin is buildin5 new
house OH his Cottonwood homestead.
Fred Bensinger of Saco, was assist
ing in the Cooper tonsorial parlors a
few days this week.
Is marriage failure? Quite like
~ if you don't wear Sincerity
clothes. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Mrs. Henderson of Zortman, re-
turned from the west Friday and
tack the stage for home Saturday
morning.
Let us do your tin repairing and
PiambIng. Our man can do it right.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
Mrs. Samuel Lands of Albert Lea
Mum, is visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan.
+. IL. Foster of Billings, made one
of the Democratic wind-up campaign
speeches in Malta last Saturday. He
is All able and fluent speaker.
We sell first class goods; we ask
fair prices for them. We claim moth
ing beyond satisfaction and we war
rant that.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
Miss Vira Martin went to Wagner
Friday evening and spent Sunday
with Miss Lille Davidson. While
there she had the misfortune to
sprain her wrist badly.
The Carpenters Union
Has made it a law,
That nothing will do
But 4 s'keen Kutter" saw.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
VIM. r. Hunt was up from Bow
aoin Tuesday to vote. Mr.. Hunt
Fled on choice piece of land north
OF the lake while IN the city.
BENZ. NJ. Phillips returned Friday
from Helena where he has been
spending the past month. lie took
the stage for Phillips Saturday
morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

An evidence of the growth of
Malta in the past two years is the
additional eighty names on the reg
i.tration list this fall. Quite a num-
Der of the new settlers who could
Rave voted did not register, but the
addition of the number that did is a
marked increase in our population
and we are proud to record this in
crease OF citize ans in this section of
the county.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10
/. W. Murray Dies AT Glencoe

}. F. Murray of our city, and two
brothers, DR.. I. W. Murray and p
w. Murray of Great Falls, were
called to Glencoe. Mimi, last Friday
py message announcing the serious
illness OF their father, T. W. Muir
ray, an old and respected citizen of
that place. They reached home in
time to see their father alive but the
END came few hours afterwards
mr. Murray was Y years of age but
IN very good health when his sons. !
r. and +. w. visited him thrae
weeks ago. The funeral service was
held last Monday and interment made
III the cemetery near that city.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10
First Snow Wednesday

This section of the county was WIS.,
tied by light snow storm yesterday
part of which is still on the
ground.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-11-10

Published Every Thursday in the Year.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-05

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gen att.
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oaloien gr3eiie inn Harlament. oeren
Spfer Die Wainiiter ipuroen IN
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in 8iIielbor Der nunbatte
See 1tno Sano1haftsnaler 9lnoreas
sldenba6 6abingeldieoen.
Ser biermaitige englii6e S6on.
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mem unbefnrnten 9ampfer an9eranl;t
unb gum Sinfen gebradt. Ser
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ii6 gegen Die Radbar-9fepublif Heru
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in greslau un's 2eben.
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= Gin in oer ltmgegeno BON
Do1as pobneroer ongelcbelter nei-
Der 5ormer namens B. 9ol6ier 1T
unter Der 4nflage perbaftet porocn,
an Der grmoroung elmer 6rou
DaugbtD beteiligt eelpeien 81 1ein.
Dos 8erbre6en muroe Dor Iiinf5eJlt
Sabren beeangen. Die 2ei9e ser
Srau ipuroe in einem TebenfluB
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iib an Salie Singermale, ipeIde
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reete bannals eroBes 9luncbei1, es
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bredens gu finoen. Sect lpor Die
unbeinlihe @eididte nabe5u Der.
geiien. goibier itellte einc giirg7
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cine gntldeiourlg abgegeben ourdy
Ole oos 9eneop'i6e n@roB &eceipt
gar" -geies fir fonititutionea erfliirt
nirb, Die @ntldeioung ipuroe in
Dem Safe Der SoutbmeIlern Oil
Company eegen ben Staat abeeoe-
ben.
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in ser 01be BON 8aitrop elm iunger
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na9 eiilem Sdlpein, wabreno er ell
offenes Meiier in Der Sono biell.
0abei tad er iidb nit Dem Meiier
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fiibrte oann nod einigen Stunben
ieinen SOB 6erbei.
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tuobner1ber iltnger Mann nan1ens
Senrp Cornelius eri6oi, nG5rcn6 er
nit ieinem @eipebr bontiertr, 6urdY
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@. 6. & 8. gahn.
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Sinh aud bic Blunt crit idJtua1 belaubi
tlnb tpenig Sdatten uns nerleiben,
tlnb inns ber 29inb ben Slid beHaubt.
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9ie uniern Gtabtrat ielbft gentert,
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@enn uns bic Seblen trpfen iuerben,
Sas lit fiiriuabr ein idledter SpaR.
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Senn nufl BEN 9eiit bege6reu iuir.
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gpr al(em has Alamu Ster.
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Cine 9epeIde aus sSouob.

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ben betpuBtloien &noben no6 einen
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gu iein ideint, iiberfiibrt muroe.
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oie &onititittionalitat oes i'm Staote
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oas es berboten miro, oaB Semauh
uuf einem 8abn5ug aun=
ben fir einen 9[r5t, elm 8ooc-
baus, Elm Sotel ooer ein @ooroillg-
6aus 5u erlangen iud)t, aufredtcr-
6olter.
Die giienbabnfon1n1il1ion oes
Staotes Sfloboma bat Die Sro6tro.
ten Der giienbabnen bernntergelest.
Die @erabieslineen rangieren bon
10 Big 36 Gents. gs lit oics eine
gergeltlnesmasreeel oafiir. oaB
oie giierbabnen Die 3pei Gcnts=Gate
oes Stnates in ben @eridJten anee.
griffen baben.
Bie aus Monilo eenleloet pi.h,
6at man bie beioen Sapane1, Die
bort fiir5li6 als angeblide Spione
Derbaftet tpuroen nieoer in 5reibeit
geiebt.
Sn lteun5ebn Counties oes
Staates Widigon baben Die 8robi-
bitioniiten BEL 2ocaI Sptior.9lbftitn-
lnungen eeiieet.