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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30

local dry Eoods store. He arrested
her, But her appearance proved too
isnush for him 80 he ducked INTO u
drug store and telephoned for Matron
Farmer. Miss Crlspcn Is being held
pending All investigation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30
SPEND 100000 At sLuFFs.
Rock Island Railroad Lets Contracts
for Large improvements.

for Large improvements.
spectal to Times-Republican.
Council Bluffs March 30.-ChHaSo
Officials OF the Rock Island Railway
Company in the city today announce
that contracts have been let for i'm
provements Il th.i city aGgrega*in8
5000, 900 in cost. TO be started upon at
once and completed as soon as posi-
BILE. These improvements include new
yards to cost $4,000 and a new $780,
900 freight depot to replace the struc-
ture destroyed by fire last week.
E. A. Wicl<ham, of Council Bluffs.
railroad builder, has the contract for
the new yards. Messrs. Peterson and
Sanburn, engineers on maintainence of
way, of Davenport, are here to install
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1911-03-30
LovELoRN TRIES SUICIDE.
Affection Causes YOUNG
Farmer TO Attempt Life.

Special to Times Republican.
Creston. March 30.-Warren Bonney.
a young farmer in the vicinity OF NAL
vern. tried to shoot himself Tuesday
because his sweetheart failed to recip-
rocate his ardent affections. His ain,
was too low and the bullet did not enter
his heart but passed lower. He is still
living but can not recover, so 1t is
said
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1911-09-22
Rules of Contest

l. There VIII be given capital prize conslsLihs VI
Banner Upright Grand Piano to the person obtaining
the largest amount of cash certificates voes-each cent
of cash certificates representing vote.
q Any white person. regardless of age sex living in
Holmes County will be eligible a contestant
g. Any person may nominate as many contestants as
desired either coupons found in The Advertiser or on
other blanks furnished by popular firms using the d.
G. cash certificates, at The Advertiser office.
l. Only one 1OOOvote certificate nomination. will be
counted for the person.
s. Official ballots clipped from The Advertiser be
voted before the expiration OF time stated therein Issues
The Advertiser will not be sold in quantities for the
official ballots contained therein
g. Certificates will be issued by The Advertiser for new
and old subscriptions, old accounts. job printing and
advertising. On every subscription of SlOO to The
Advertiser new 1900 votes If renewal 1000 votes On
1000 for paid On advertising
job printing 500 for each SlOO paid Certificates
must be called for when cash is paid.
T. Certificates shall be cast ballot at the Office
of Tne Advertiser
8. Certificates canEot be transferred or withdrawn
after being deposited.
g. The certificates votes shall be counted by dis
party parties and the relative standing
contestants will be announced from time time. Three
dsnterested judges win make the final count
In OF tie vote, the judges win decide upon
the method of settling it.
H. No employee of this paper anyone connected
with it win be permitted to enter the contest
r. cash commission win be paid on all cash sub.
scrptions each steadily through
entire who does win piano any
cash prize.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Iefrnt a~rigSmanns Obj.
So m mt.

Onerfrigsretten bar afiagt Dom
/ to Sager anganenoe Nefrutaries-
manns 300.
Som man bill erinore, blen Gre.
mierlsitnant Sartnncf iat unoerSil.
tale for at babe ~foretaeet 2ebesOel.
ier meo Wanoifabet UNDER en- Stem.
mariob fra galbp 5paeo. Serunoer
bleu en- al Refrutterne, arigsmann,
ipg, og goeen eiter ofgif ban oeO
0s6en poa @arniions Spee6us.
@e0 observation-disclosures bleo
Observation-Disclosures frifunoen,
men Iommen in6nnfe0eS efter
9riesminiiterietS 9eitemmelie for
SperfrigSretten, Der MI neo en- ben
IA. Oftober aiiogt 0om bar ItoO.
f9itet ariesretsOommen % iaaleoes
ogion ~frifunoet ben t%iltalte.
llnoer Soaen bar enobioere aor.
porol Msder, iom fsrte a~rigsmann
% to andre Hefrutter, Der bnpoe
facet SilIaoeIie til at treoe no al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Sslatn
Gn Srocns Yrpbeitcn.

@n eriben0e Sfilorins al Mu-
bammeoanismens Oprin0elie ogllo.
.breoeIie iamt 8ilitanoen / Den M.
o9renoe mubammeoanife 8eroen, %
ct fraftigt Opraob ON 9eItogelie |
arbeioet for enangeliets ltobreoel-
ie bIanot Ssloms Millioner. af
Misiionnr Somuel 30. 3memer.
Operiat og forfortet al Sognepr9it
Inton Yeoerien, aalborg.
@n np Bog of ferite &angs Sn.
teresie for enbber Wisiionspen.
t06 Sioer. Bris 40 Cts.
Dan. 2utb. Bubl. Sou e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

Sranbc. 6ierrin9, IL. Ofto6er.
S%eglgaoroen / Mpgoal, 6grenoe un-
Der Serregaar0en Oo6en, er i Mor.
ges neObrenot. Sntet 2eOen6e in.
oebrenote, og Snoboet reo0e0es.
Ooenie, Is. Oftober. Be beb
8ranoen paa 9gnningsegaarO neo-
br9nOte 9pgninger bar foriifreOe |
SnnobDgningerne8 alminoelige
8rnnoforlifring for ca. 100000
Ser. 2eseret / Hoon6oltfosien. 6or-
uoen De ti0li9ere npbnte 0Dr in0e.
6rGnOte Is 9pr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

Duuu1urH.
9rins @issOs S%OnfirmatiOn.

5 Opernprelie al belle aongeia.
milien, iomtlige @eiter, aonIeils.
prpiioent 81. 9erntien, u0enrig5-
miniiter ablefelot.2ouroigen, 90f.
tets aooallerer % De bsieite Oil
cerer iomt enfelte in0buOte foregif
Yrins 8ig9o8 aonfirmotiOn / @ef.
tolte STRIFE Den is. OCTOBER.
al. II nnfom belle 8ongefamil!en,
&ongen ferte aeiierin0e 0agmar,
Song @eor9 Dronninggen og Brins
@aloemar grins giggo. MeoerS
9rins 9i9go too BlaOs poa en- Stol
foran oct 6lomiterimDtifeoe utter,
tog aon9efamilien og De inobuott
@piter 9loos | Ell SalObue foraii
Alteret.
Stiftsprooit Boulli forrette0e
SanOlingen. San omtalte / iinSn0.
leo~ningstole De N9rfeoage, Der op.
rinoer / ct Menneifes 2io. Dogen
bar iaale0es ell al W9rfeoagene /
Briniens 2ip, 6por @uo l~tiller
Sper9Smaalet o@lifer on mig?"
Senoen0t til Brinien uOtalte BAN:
Ser bar o9ret mango TRANCE %.
ee / DereS Siem. Seq bebsper blot
at nlinoe ON at De / Dag ltaor
moOerles Der iornn @lteret. 0ette
er bel nof ben tungeite Breoe, De
bar beitaaet."
Stiitsprooiten ober6srte 0erpaa
Prinien ON Seiu 2epne0 paa Sor.
Sen, ierlig / aapernoum, og abra-
bans 2ib o9 Gro. Brinien beten0te
oereiter Den bellige Gro.
s Slutnin9stolen min0eOe Broo.
item ON, at Der per paa Soroen f9r.
oeS to Slags Menneifer: aoriets
S1eil0er % pei oeF Dut Ueles OUT.
gerifab / 9immelen.
Stiitsprooiten ilutteSe meo at lp-
ie gelii9nelien ober aoniirmonoen
og beIe oct fongeli9e Slts.
Otter at Ssitioeligbe0en Dor hut
ret, fpsieoe aongen og Dronningen
8rinieu, ligeiom Brins 8alOemar
bierteligt omfaoneoe % fpsieoe bam
4oneefomilien ferte 0erpoa til9ern-
Itorff Slot, boor man ipiIte Gro.
foit. al. 3 fsrte aongeiomilien til
6reOensborg, bpor aoneen oe Dron.
ningen oiboIot 5omilietaiiel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
SDenif SnsfliosnSftillins /
apbenbnbn.

Zen II. Oft. blep Ser / Den inen.
ife 2e9ation i as6enbopn afbolot
ct Wsoe, poo bpilfet Der palgteS
til aomiteen for ben
l10ltilling al Susilio JON Walms.
bus Gems 9usfli05iorenine aeter al
foronitalte / asbenbaon / iioiteSolo.
Del al December Moaneo.
aomiteens 5ormano CT @einno.
ten @iintber, 6enS ELECTROMAGNETIC.
~iesiorinoe Rot5en.
Sos. Noi. Gronningen al 0on-
mart bar qioet 3iliogn ON at pGre
loitillingens Broteftrice.
lloitillingen ifol afboIoes | Snon.
itriforeningens tore Sal og ifnl
omfatte baaoe gomnel og mo0erne
Susilio, nannlig ira Sfaane, men
BOG ogioa ira enfelte ANDRE Steoer
/ Sperrig; Ser pil 6Iioe uoitillet
9unitp9nning o9 iimplere Becoming
aniplinger, 9ro6erier, Msbler, 9re.
iIeio % RetalilsiO, 9ertsi m. nj.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
Nbe

OIfert Hicoro D: Ianoen | MpD'
iteltirfen. g~eileoning til Seluitu.
blum II. $40.
3. 9. MeDer: SnbaO = Cpao =
6remao. galer bolot 8eroen oper.
Snob. $f.10.
j. Better: 5pibl. Autoriieret
Operi9ttelie peo 90. 8oIff. 40c.
6. S. SOFT: entberif ariitsnoom.
@n tirfelig 2eiliebeosbetragtning
90 Gents.
Maar ;Sbrben Ieoer. 9~srnefort9l.
ling al 90. = uogibet al Pait.
Msi6. -Sanien. 10 Gents.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. $oufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
ISbcntiitcrne | S9ren. Som be

fenOt ifer oct al o9 til, at en- Scr.
nepIigtig n9gter at bore 8aaben og
gre Gieneite, I. @fs. ON 2sr6a.
gen, UNDER Senbisning til, at bans
&eIieion forbD0er bam oct. 0isie
Nenneifer, Der iom ofteit eGlers er
pligtopfploenoe, bnr pol6t &9ren
en- Gel apaler. Oct er / 6eIge Scr.
09bl." oerfor inoenfor Miniiteriet
beiIuttet of toge Senipn til 6isie
i%oafolote a~opentiIter for Den iosm-
tie Straf og beorores til Eieneite
UNDER S~peepleien, boor Be bells er
fritaeet for at bore goaben, og I.
@fs. fan gre 3ieneite ON Senoa.
gen / Ste0et for ON 2%sroogen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
* cxxsrsemNcxas assssaGa ass
|n|5s9'-

Ogioa ban ~friian0te5.
Com pi me0oelte UNDER "a. DIT.
bar oct ogida oeO ab0uftion bepilt
at arigsmanns DeO ifplOtes Ell fro
milf SierteiDgoom.
Wfnno. % &loOiDgcn. aalborg f6.
Oftober. 8eitDrelien ior aol6org
areaturmarfe0 bar truifet forfeit
li9e 5oronitaltninger moo WunO-
og alobipgen. Ger oil 81 a. blioe
forlangt, at enbper, Der bar oeret
/ 9ersring meO 9eiptninger ira De
imitteOe 2~anosOele, ifaI n9re ifert
ny 2prreOSfittel % me0bringeStif.
tefootsi for at fomme inc paa
Warfe0et.
aeben6opn, 16. Ott. gn areo8 al
iipllan0ife 2anOmeno bar paa ct
NpOe / Dag oe0ta9et at ie9e opret-
tet en- geniioig 5oriifringsforening
moo MunO. og alooiDge. 5agen
ifal igges fsrit no / 2ioet al 6or.
mon0en for Wplfelepernn0erfore.
ningen, 8roprietGr Smitb, 0erup-
gaoro, og meO .So9elifooeforiifrin.
gems 5ormonO, ibo. 5orpagter 5a.
bricilts iom 5orretnin9sfprer.
StocfboIm, 16. Oftober. Oct iper.
lie aommercefolle9ium bar erfl9ret
Danmorf ior imittet al Wuno- og
aloniDge.
Gn 7.aarie 8ranoitifter. 5 @oor
tom to Bo~liti6etiente ferenoe 40
2%anoepeien ira 8on0el. De iaa 90,
at DER par $40 / en- aornitaf, JON
Itoo oeo Sob. Bouliens @aaro |
greoitenlun0. 8etientene ferte itrafs
ben til @oaroen, Der logger nogle
6unoreoe Alen ira 9~on6eoejen, %
iii 5olfene, Der intet aneoe, purret
no.
Gil 8ro0s ior ct i69roigt arbei.
De lpffe0es oct life at reooe @aar.
Den, oa Staffen itoo Ii9e OPP 40
6enne. gei9tning og Sn0bo REQ.
oeoes. 9etientene tit fat / en- Z
aorig Dreng, Der tilitoo at BABE
pooiot Sloen oeO Sielp al en-
9@ife 9pn0itifter, ban baooe Jun.
oct paa 2anoeoeien.
aurias | SamiuuoslGre. 5 oisie
Gage, %ifrioer Scr. Dgbl." al Is.
Oft, Iaoer napinoeIig 8aIerets.
iorening" aiboloe ct aurius / Gam.
~iunosl9re paa Ssng Ssiifole. ga.
so aoinoer og nogle fao Weno
oeltager.
Baitor Is. Sod, ubberup, talte
ON oSporior ieg snifer aninoen
ligeltiuet meo Wanoen." 8aleren
gennemgif De forifeai9e Snonenoin.
ger, DER bar bleoen aiort oerimoo
og f~rembeoeoe ii9r, at oct oblolnt
life par / Strio meo ariItenoom.
men, 6pao enfelte Wooiton0ere I'M.
oertioen iremfom meo; / oct bele
toget buroe apinoen babe 8algret,
ioroi oct par iaa ganife naturli9t,
o9 iorOi Der / 8irfeligbeoen life
bar en- eneite @runO til, at BUN life
iful6e BABE ben.
0ette 6oreora9 ooero9re0es al
en- Gel al @gnens 9e6oere.
6n fatbolif Sgjifole. Hostiloe,
is. Oftober. Baitor aercfiloe oeo
ben fatbolife Wenigbeo / RosfilOe
meooeler / 0Hosttl0e O1gbl1o": 0e
onnife 9~ot6oIiffer tpnfer poo at
igge reiit en- fatbolif Ssiifole eiter
9%runotpigif Wsniter | 6ortietteI e
al De 6oreoraesr9ffer, Der / 8ior
ofbol0tes / as6enbann.
5%oripnnoen. @oor0eier Sens
Sfob, S%pen6itrup, Der beo @al9et
/ 1909 itilleoe Jig iom De 8ooi-
foles aonOioat / @beltoftfreoien,
bar iile. DRan0. Doebl." for en-
Snes Gage iioen forlaot lit Stem
% er ontaseIig reiit til amerifa.
San bar for ct Bar aar iioen
5orman6 for Sonnonl Drugstore
ming, bpis Resnifab er / itor ltor-
So. So S,&ox ,,.Nn.f~tIoo a.. f.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

iattia, "a fnn0e ben tattige olIoe
rig peo, CT ben riae gao BAN al liz
Rigoom Saoleoes fon Mendeifet
fomme iii 6etiproigbeO alene Dco
at mootage NetfGr0igbe0 ira SuO.
9enne G~etiGroigbe0 bar aroit iii
of ioronore 9ierterne. Denne Ret.
iprbigbeOs 2sn er ct ebigt 2io
6oranores emo oft @er0en, os.tnc
@uos &etiproi9beo ioran0res life.
iom Seius ariitus er / @oar og |
0oe, ia, til ebia 8io ben iamme.
SUBS Hetiproiabeo fon life roffeS,
og bpis ban er for os, boo fan on
bore imoo os.
Derefter taIte 9opamo, 6oriton'
oeren peo limited Snnoo SoutbS
MeIlemifole | aumamoto. San tolte
ON 9riitenoommens Strait % Sn0'
flpoelie / SfoIeuoonnneIien. San
talte beeeiitret o9 go0t til Den itsr'
ite 6oriamIing UNDER Ms0et, og life
olene bette, men til Ell 3oriomIing.
Der bar | Stono til of %foritoa bans
Gale og %foritaa, at ariitenoommen
nirfelig er en- Wogt | llnoerpiSnin'
gen, boor oen foor COP at fomme
frem. SoDoma or oelbefenot ira
6puibu iom Ell nniet % oDgtig
@ono, ioa bans porme Gale for
ariitenoommen montte nsobenoigois
fere Grnit me6 Jig.
Sgnoog 6ormio6ag boboe biSei
mesieguOstieneite meo a%lter9ong.
BoItor @intber prp0ife0e.
Ssnong Gitermio0ag bopoe go
nemuros inobuot ale De ariitne til
3e ior at iiee 8of for @operne.
Ssnoag aiten taIte ierit 9r.2ip.
paro ira Soga oper Oroet: o@uO
er aRrli9beo". De fleite tror, at
@uoerne er pre0e. og 6erfor ORE Be
til Dem. Oeino Ssrael ofreOe Oeres
9ern iii aigiioerne. Rotnren fan
life oobenbare @i10, JONI ban er,
til SUB err 8prli9beo. gi er Spn.
oere, og oog to9er ban imo0 os,
noor pi piG fro paa BAN, ioroi ban
er &9rligbeo. Seq bor fire 9srn,
iom life fan fsbes for Benge. @uo
boobc en- eneite Sen, iom ban gap
ben for os ole. 1ette bier, ot@uo
er apriigbe6.
Zen ii0Ite 3oIer bar ben unge
Rono, iom for en- 5io iioen par
omtolt per / 9looet, Der npIig er
fommen fra amerifo til Seminari.
Ell / aumamoto. San beo0er au6o.
Sans emne par: Den @u0, ri
bsr fro paa". San toIte ON De man.
9e AfeuOer, Dem, ban oglaa
iom Barn boo til. Ia ban I. @fs.
ifuloe l9re at ifripe 8egnene lom
Barn, iagOe bans Nooer, at ban
ifuloe beoe oen @uo, iom i9rlig
bar meo ben Sag at gre, ON at
ban maatte bIipe opetig. Saa for
talte ban, at en- Gag for en- Del
aar iioen, iaa ban ne0 ct SempeI
| aobe (bpao mar fan ie iaa a
ge Steoer) at to fom til Semplet
for at beoe til 4fgu0erne. Gen enc
bar en- aammel Wono. aubo oi0ite
life, bpao Den gamle BAD ON, men
maaife oct bar for en- 5sn, iom par
poa Sfole | 6one0itooen eler en-
on6en itor 9p. Manife ban bao
@uOen ON, at oenne Sen life maat'
te fomme pan 9nIe 8eie. og at ban
life mnatte BRUCE for mango Ben-
ge. Den nnoen q en- al De
apinoer, Der leoer al nolp9oenoe
M9no. Soao mon bun bn0 om9
So. ban oiOite oct life, men bun
BAD formooentlie ON, of mango
lnge WGno mootte fomme poa 90
lie 8eie os beige benoe og BRUCE
mango Benge poa De geie. Ren
ben nrme Sub, 6oem ifulOe ban
mn bsre, aoinoen eaer ben eamle9
@on ben iamme @n0 ienoer RGnO
poo @foeie og tilIi9e beparer Dem
fra Oisie 8eie2 San taIte ban ON
De ariitnes Sub for at pie ben ito.
re gfItano, Der er imellem BAN og
lfE~.Ao~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
SmitiOmme snabomme hos Sns.

Ogrene. 8ploenoe 9eietninger er
/ 26bet SUM Maoneo blepen title
Sc UNDER offentliot 5ilipn for: @ilt.
brand 10, &pemarbstDfuS +, ono.
ortet a%otarralfeber Z, froniif Spine-
oiiteriti8 eller faiees 8armbeten-
belle I, afut Heoipge POS Spinet
Sc.
S famine Si0srum er fplgenoe
9eIetninaer iriaione for: @ilt-
brand 10, Gpgmarostpfus 2, onOar.
tet a~atorrolfeber 10, froniif Spine.
oifteritis eaer foiees 9ormbetpn-
belle 6 og afut Ge0ipge pos Spinet
40.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03
grGnbt 8aarb. Senoog 5ormio

grenbt 8aarb. Ssnoog 8ormio-
BAG opItoo Der SIo / @oaroeier
Sens Sfoogoaros @oaro / Seitrup.
@ierens Ssn oe 5ooermeiterensD Dat
ter, Der begge er / 8 aars Iloe.
rem, bap0e Ie9et meo Een0itiffer /
2aoen, og 5sIeen berof par, at ben.
ne fom I Brand. Get Ipffeoes at
re6oe Stuebuiet, men aae llbl9n-
gerne n%eobr9note, og Der inoe.
br9n0te 3 Seite, Is 8ser, 81 Spin
og 2 aalpe. @aaroen og 9sssret
bar foriifret / @istoits 9ronbfas-
ie. @ieren og bans Suitru bar |
airfe, oa Slben uobrso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

$500 Sir. paa @aScn. arbeioS.
mano anuO an0eriens Suitru fanot
Nanoag Den t6. Oft. poa @aoen
/ 6reOericia en- 8en9emappe, inoe.
6oloen0e 1915 ar. 8engene bIep /
6sI9e 06re0. 9ogbl." itrafs ofle.
beret paa golitiitationen, bpor
@ieren Fort efter mel0te Jig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-11-03

gbrnelambeoen. 3il Sunobeos.
itprelien er Der / September Moa.
neo anmeIot 80 Gilfeloe al gsrne.
lombe0, nemlig | Spnano 10, paa
6pn 81, poa Sipaono % og paa
9ornbolm IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

a II IN ms present daV + ne WoaNest, most 1ce
thing in the world 1t does not last save in rare IN
stances and when does exist torawhle is the cheap
est of cheap things Achieve q dramatic success and
wall, I'D Broadway from 34thst-and by the time YOU
have reached 42d-t YOU viii have the palsy from hand
shaking Two days later. get another drama which
turns out 70 De failure walk mp Broadway and every
body who shook YOU by the hand little while before
will be looking ND at the electric signs Fame from
dramatic writing in America these days IS like the
brilantine the barber smears on your mustache. 1t
makes things shine for short while and then. when 1t
disappears II leaves lust unpleasant sticky feeling
Do not think from this that have. that believe
Young playwright should have. above everything else,
nerccnary aims. merely want 70 point out that this
much talked of fame is not anything like 1t IS cracked
up 20 be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
BY PAUL ARMSTRONG

everybody has something
going wrong with them IN
their life and affairs. some
thing littleOr big, and when
YOU appeal 10 that some
thing which is not lust ex-
actlv as ii should be, they
will applaud YOU and say,
He's right; he sees lust
where the trouble is But
if YOU preach the positive
doctrine that everything
Is al right; everything IS
fine and dandy, the peo-
pie will shake their heads
and say. I'm, pretty nice;
but It isn't true"
That is why | believe,
m dramatic writing, n IS
best 20 work your charaC-
tiers up from darkness into
the light. Do not start
them in the light; but
make them see it in the
end Of course. even If
YOU 10 not bring them in
10 the light al the end. YOU
may get fame, as "a number
Of iramatists have. But
fame, 'ust fame, as / look
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13

Why, explained the playwright lit is perfectly
obvious and will be obvious to any audience The
soldier looks at the heavens realizes that the day and
will be clear and knows that the British Will make an
attack ON the American forces.
The lawyer said he understood now, but had not be
fore
Never leave anything TO the Imagination of your
audience repeated Jefferson. Always tell them the
British going to make attack If YOU do not it
q safe wager they will never know.
The second case of talk worth listening had as Its
exponent Ted Henley, the famous English tragedian
Don't ever be afraid of playing on your audiences
emotions and play on them to the limit. Don't balk
at meodrama all drama is meodrama, anyway
The remarks of Jefferson and Henley good guide
posts, have found. II pays to consider them Take
ashbarrel- have the ashbarrei hauled away quickly
There is always the danger that of the rifles DO
might find its way back TO your worllroom again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-13
Nose for News and Drama

THE only thing dramatIst needs Is dramatic IN
Stnct. That he must have. Without II, he may
iust as well get job haberiashcrv and begin
sell nccktles He must know how TO tell bis story
and tell it dramatically. The reporter who gets an
assignment from the city editor covers the story and
then comes back 20 the Office. throws of his coat. and
pounds out the narrative effectively his typewriter
has the story telling dramatic instinct, and that
is the reason | thoroughly and truly believe that,
other things being equal, a good newspaper reporter
ought 90 make good playwright. The nose for new
and the nose for drama are pretty much the same.
There are only three ways 90 tell d story: First, by
word of your own mouth secondly. by writing C., and
thirdly by telling through the mouths of other per
sons or characters The newspaper reporter gets his
experience i'm doing II, three H. has 10 tell his story.
his repor. of the story he has covered the day
night city editor then he has To- write IT, And IN
writing it, ne places in the mouths Of the real characters
who have figured the actual story the actual words
they have spoken. He does not write language he
writes words that have been and are spoken. He deals
with persons who speak. not in speech with persons
back Of It. And there is a great deal Of difference be-
tween the two.
The late I.angion Smith one at the foremost news
paper reporters In America. dear friend of mine. had
the nose for new- and the nose for DRAMA Tie haq
started work on play when hc died. and although l
81. not know single thing about the play. am sure II
would have been 81 good one had he lived % finish #.
30 not have 20 enuncra,e the reporters who have re-
Gently come into prominence us lrlnatlsts. herr
names YOU recall a-llE.-W4l-cr. lonas Buchanan,
and the rest The dramatic instinct developed IN
them through the news, the real, living breathing M
-.,not ot g~4spng the world every movement.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WOULD ABOLISH FENCE

The State Railroad Commission
yesterday afternoo MIXED July "a as
the time for hearing argument in
behalf of the application of the
Southern Pacific Railroad company,
asking for a suspension of the fenc-
ing statue. The Salem, Falls City &
Western also has filed such an appli-
cation with the commission, and ar
gument on it will be heard on the
same day. The hearings will be held
at the state capitol building.
The law provides that copies of the
applications must be filed with the
county clerk of the county in which
the railroad company desires to be
relieved from fencing its track, so
that any one desiring to demonstrate
against a suspension of the statute
may do so. The applications of the
Southern Pacific will be filed with
the county clerks of Douglas and
Multnomah counties, and that of the
Salem, Falls City & Western with
the county clerk of Polk county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-07-07
Accuracy Of Fire in Our Navy.
(Engineering Magazine.)

The measure of the battle effici-
ency of any vessel is her ability to
deliver the greatest number of hits
in the shortest possible time after the
enemy IS sighted and with the least
expenditure of ammunition.
The advance of the navy toward
this goal may be seen by a contrast
of its hitting ability during the Span
ish-American war, with its most re-
cent performance in battle practice.
and in firing at the old ship San
Marcos (old TeXas). The Cexas was
one of the American ships engaged
in the battle of Santiago. Less than
, ner cent of all the shells fired in
this battle by the American fleet hit
the enemy. There is no record that
a single l2-inch or l3-inch shell took
effect, The ranges were less than
5000 yards. Recently the New Hamp-
shire used the old Texas as a target.
She fired at ranges from 10000 to
1880 yards, and landed whole sal
vos on the Texas whenever she
wished. Recently at battle pract ce
off the Virginia capes. the Michigan
an all-big-gun ship, made % Pinch
hits at a range of about 10000 yards
while steaming at Is knots. the tar
get being only 60 feet long by 80 feet
high. She fired As 12-inch shells.
Her percentage of hits was therefore
about 40. The rate of firing was
about two shots per minute. This in
a moderately rough sea, while the
sea was smooth at the battle of San
tiago.