davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11
klejonty te sic znalaziy: urzedo-
wo zaprzeczono tel wiadomosci,

klejonty te sic znalazEy: urzedo-
wo zaprzeczono tel wiadomosci,
z Danii.
Kopenhaga, II grudnia.! = 10
biety duhskie walcza zaciecie o
Izaprowadzenie w Danii sluzhy
wojskowej dla kobiet, w skutku
spodziewanego rownouprawnic-
MIA obywatelskiego kobiet W tym
kraju. Wniosek, dajacy kobietom
rowne mezczyznami prawo
glosu, ma pewne przejdzie W bic
zacej sesyi parlamentarnej. Sluz-
ba wojskowa kobiet ma polegac
ma dogladaniu chorych i rannych,
oraz prowiantowaniu armii.
Nagrody Nobla.
Christiania, II grudnia. :
Slynne nagrody miedzynarodowe
z funduszu Nobla, bedace zara-
zem znakomitem wyroznieniem,
otrzymali w tym roku: w dziedzi-
ME medycyny = dr.. A Carrel
(Francuz) instytutu doSwiad-
czalnego Rockefellera W n. YoT-
ku, w dziale fizyki - Gustav
Dalen (Szwed) re Sztokhohmn,
W dziedzinie literatury - Gerard
Hauptmann (Niemiec) z Berli-
ma, w zakresie chemii - prof.
Grignard (Francuz) z Nancy i
prof. Sabatier (Francuz) Z z'Tu1u-
zy, "a akcye W sprawie propa-'
CANDY pokoju : ME przyznano
W tym roku nagrody nikomu. !!
2 Francyi. :
Paryz, II grudnia. - w lasku
W poblizu Fontainebleau znale-
ziono zwioki Gabryeli Eude, cor
XII lekarza armii: policya dwrozy-
Ia energiczne sledztwo.
z Liberyi.
Monrovia, II grudnia. = Roz-
ruchy nieustanne, skierowane
giownie przeciwko Europejczy-
kom trwaja tu i we znaki sic da-
ia: W porcie stoi niemiecka ka-
nonierka Panther" gotowa niesc
pomoc zagrozonym. Ma to bye
nova ,,rewolucya" W tel maiej
murzynskiej republice afrykah-
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11
TeIsgTamy kTajoWe.
Plan zamachu ma CUB. Wilsona

Nowy York, II grudnia. =
Cub. Wilson otrzymal list, w kto-
rym autorzy zagrozili mu smier-
cia, jezeli ME zaplaci i'm $4,000.
WIadze federalne wdrozyly sledz-
two, wskutek ktorego aresztowa-
no trzech drwalow W Ford Mine,
maiej osadzie gorniczej tuz pod
bokiem miasteczka Wharton, n.
J. Wiezniowie nazywaja sic: ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11

" AlSlll. Sd 10 StOWnle upSZple-
czenia przeciw ogniowe.
2 Teatru wojny.
Sofia, II grudnia. - Doniesio-
no tu pogioski o rzeziach, kt6-
rych jakoby mieli sic dopuszczat
chrzeScijanscy zoinierze Sprzy-
mierzonych armii ma bezbron-
nych muzulmanach w okolicy
Salonik: miano tam torturowac
kobiety i dzieci W sposob uraga-
jacy wszelkim uczuciom ludz-
kim: pogioskom tym ME daja su
WARY. OPowiadaja, re w jednyrn
wypadku wystrzelano 500 bez-
bronnych mahometan: okru-
cienstw tych maja sic dopuszczac
Buigarzy, Grecy zaS staraja sic
i'm przeszkadzac ratuja kobiety
i dzieci.
Cetynie, II grudnia. Po-
twierdza sic wieSc tenn, re pod
Skutari walki trwaja dalej W
calej peini poniewaz tamtejszy
w0dZ turecki ME uZnaI ZaWieSZe-
MIA broni ami ma chwile: wobec
tego Czarnogorcy walcza dalej
i ma dowod, re i'm to tylko ma re-
ke, zadali wczoraj pod Tarabo-
szem Turkom dotkliwa porazke.
Z Anglii.
Londyn, II grudnia. - Wielki
,,superdreadnought" angielski
Centurion" najechal podczas
cwiczen szybkoSci ma jakiS ME
wielki i nieznany statek De-
vonport i zatopil go: katastrofa
zaszia ma wysokoSci Portland
Bill, okret wojenny rowniez po-
niosi powazne uszkodzenia. Po-
wodem wypadku byla mgla ge-
sta: ow maly statek zatonai tax
szybko, re ledwie pol minuty IL
plyneio pomiedzy kolizya zato-
nieciem. Kapitan ,,Centuryona"
natychmiast spuscjl ma wode To-
die ratunkowe, ale te ME znala-
zly juz nikogo: wiele ludzi zgi-
nelo zatopionym statkiem i ia
ki to byl statek, tego dotad ME
wiadomo.
= w angielskiej Izbie Gmin,
posel liberalny, Carr Comm
wniosi interpelacye W sprawie o.
krucienstw, speInianych w Peru
(Ameryka poludn. mad Indyana-
mi, zbierajacymi kauczuk dla ro-
zmaitych prywatnych przedsie-
biorcow, gdzie sic morduje tych
nieszczesliwych bez milosierdzia,
kaleczy sic ich i katuje, jeSli dose
gumy ME nanioss Rad angielski
ma sic zniesc rzadem peruvian
skim w tel sprawie, by raz polo
zyc kres naduzyciom.
Strajk maszynistow kolejo-
wych linii polnocno wschodniej
rozszerza sic i ma inne koleje i
dis juz strajkuje w Anglii 1000
maszynistow tylko dla tegoy re
kompania jednego notorycznego
piiaka oddaliia. Ruch ma kolejach,
zwiaszcza towarowy, jest kom-
pletnie wstrzymany.
- Ze skarbca korony irlandz-
kiej skradziono W niewytloma-
czony dotad sposob cenne klejno-
" onegdai krazyla pogioska, ze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11
Szczyt Bandytyzl1lu!
UproWadzono Kasyera firmy.
Po Cichutenku!
O zawaleniu sic teatrzyku!
NIESZCZESCIE
Dziecko poparzylo sic sniertelnie.
Dziecko poparzylo sic smiertelnie.
Szczyt bandytyzmu W Chicago.

Bandytyzm W Chicago doszedi
do punktu kulminacyjnego kiedy
NJ. J. Wright, kasyer firmy Fox
River Butter Company, zostal ma
padniety w bialy dzieh ma ulicy,
zabrany przemoca do samochodu
razem L walizka zawierajaca
$4,000 W gotowce. w samocho-
die tym wieziono go przeszio
try mile. Napadu tego dokonano
W celu pozbawienia go waikiki.
PrzytomnoSc umyslu kasyera po-
krzyzowaia plany bandytow.
Wright wyrzucii walizke przez
okienko w samochodzie rabusie
ME dostali jego pieniedzy.
Szajka. skiadaia sic czterech
amatorow cudzej 'wlasnosci.
Wrighta zaczepiono krotko po
godzinie 2giej popoludniu ma ro-
GIL Wabash i I6tej, kiedy ten
szedi Z pieniedzmi do banku.
Krzyki napadnietego st}umiono
szmata, ktora mu zarzucono ma
glove. Napad ME uda} sic wcale,
bo Wright zdoial wyrzucic wall
IKE przez okienko samochodu.
Ma rogu 14tej South Union
bandyci Izatrzymali maszyne.
= Wiemy, re masz wiele pie
niedzy przy sobie = odezwa} sic
do Wrighta jeden bandytow =
my chcemy wszystko CO masz
przy sobie.
Bandyci przekonali sic potem,
re Wright miai przy sobie zega-
rex i S.. Me zabrali mu tego.
Przyrzekli zaczepic go drugi raz,
wypuScili 60 Z samochodu i ucie-
xii.
w miedzyczasie Earl Halgren
przechodzii w poblizu miejsca,
gdzie dokonano napadu i zoczyi
walizke. Podni6sl on walize i od-
daf ia policyantowi, ten zas "a
ni6sl ia ma stacye policyjna przy
22giej ulicy. P6zniej Wright zglo-
sic sic ma policye i otrzymaf
,wszystkie pieniadze powrotem.
Policya ME aresztowaia jeszcze
ami jednego podejrzanego o doko-
mamie tego napadu, DO Wright
ME mogl powiedziec, jak bandyci
wygladali. Mowii on tylko, re
bandyci byli elegancko ubrani.
Zawalenie sic teatrzyka.
I ME zdolano przygluszyc spra-
wy zawalenia sic teatrzyku ma
rogu Robey Milwaukee avenue.
ze starano sic to uczynic, o tenn
niema najmniejszej watpliwosci.
w poniedzialek, kiedy dach sic
zawalii, wiadomosci tym wy
padku byly bardzo skape. Poli--
cya wydzial budowniczy starali
sic rzecz utrzymac W tajemnicy.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
komisyi budownictwa Iona ra-
dy miejskiej poruszono te sprawe
i ma wniosek aldermana Lippsa
uchwalono przeprowadzic szcze-
goiowe Sledztwo by sic przekonac
kto tn wlasciwie zawini}. Niema
tez najmniejszej watpliwosci, re
komisarz budowli Ericsson, lub
jeden jego asystentow wiedzial
wiecej o tel sprawie niz chce po-
wiedziec. Pozwolono bowiem ma
otwarcie teatrzyku tax slabym
dachem. Wczoraj okazalo sic TAX
re, re biuro komisarza budowli
wydaIo rozkaz zamkniecia tea
trzyku dopiero po zawaleniu sic
dachu.
w teatrzyku ME byIo zadnej
publicznosci kiedy sciany skruszy
ly sic pod ciezarem dachu.
Komisarzowi budowli podobno
zwrocono uwage kilka tygodni
temu ma fakt, re budynek ten jest
stanowczo "a siaby. Mic jednak
ME zrobiono. w poniedzialek ra-
& u. "a =. q 8. =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11

dach runaf, a rozkaz zamkn1fciA
teatrzyku dosta. sig W rece policy7
dopiero O godzinie IItej.
Nazwisko wlasciciela teatrzyicm
Home trzymane jest W tajemnicy
a przynajmniej bardzo rzadho
wymieniane. .
Przygotowania progresywnych
do Rampant W roku 1916.
Nowo-obrany prezydent Sta
now Zjednoczonych ME objal je-
szcze urzedu, tu juz zaczeto no
wa kampanie. Z dniem wczoraj-
Sym rozpoczeia sic kampania ma
rok 1916, kiedy Stany beda pono-
wnie wybieraiy prezydenta. Po--
stepowcy ME moga zapomnied
porazki poniesionej W ostatniel
kampanii.
Ma konferencyi odbytej w Chi
cago Roosevelt zostai ma nowo o.
brany wodzem partyi postepowej
i to jednogiosnie wsrod bardzo
wielkiego entuzyazmu.
Ma konferencyi progresywnych
W Chicago obecnych byfo 1900
wodzow tel partyi Z roznych cze-
sci Stanow Zjednoczonych.
Progresywni ogiosili Roosevelt
ia swyrn kandydatem ma prezy-
denta w roku 1916.
Roosevelt inni uwazaja osta-
tnia kampanie "a zwyciestwo po-
stepowcow. Twierdza oni, re par
tya republikahska przestala ist-
nice a miejsce jej zajmie partya
progresywna.
Partya zacznie natychmiast
zbierac fundusze ma kampanie W
roku 1916. Partya zacznie sic or
ganizowac we wszystkich Sta
mach.
1 Kontrolowanie ruchu publiczno--
Sci w srodmiesciu.
Policya zaprowadza nowy sy-
stem w sr6dmiesciu. Jak wiado--
mo, dotychczas to cd paru lat
kontrolowano tylko .kursowanie
tramwajow. Policyanci ustawiem
ma krzyzowkach Swistawka da-
waja znak kiedy wozy tramwaje
moga sic posuwat W kierunku
pofudniowym i polnocnym, kie-
DIV w zachodni1n wschodnim.
Publicznosci wcale ME kontrolo-
wano kazdy narazeniem zycia
ma szwank m6gl kazdej porze,
W kazdym czasie precise ma dru-
ga strone ulicy.
Rzecz ia zmieni sic W tych
dniach, bo oto cd dnia wczoraj-
szego prey pomocy swistawki po-
licyanci zaczeli kontrolowac ty-
siaczne tlumy publicznosci. Pu-.
bliczosc musi teraz czekac ma
swistawke. Burmistrz popiera
nowy system twierdzi,ze W mie-
scie Chicago bedzie mniej ME
szczesliwych wypadkow. Kontro-
lowanie wozow i tramwajow zna-
cznie zmniejszylo scisk W srod-
miesciu, kontrolowanie ruchu
publicznosci zmniejszy liczbe
wypadkow. w razie gdyby ten
noWy system okazaf sic nleprak-
tycznym, wtenczas zostanie znie-
stony.
Straszne nieszczescie.
Straszne nieszczescie nawiedzh
10 dom Samuela Reynolds, 5o7
East 37ma utica. w wysokiem
krzesle siedziaio niemowle, a ma
podiodze bawiio sic drugie dziec-
ko. Matka wyszia do innego po-
koju. Cd zapaiki, ktora bawiio
sic dziecko ma podiodze zapalily
sic sukienki ma niemowleciu !
dziecko poparzylo sic tax okro-
pnie, re wkrotce potem umario W
strasznych bolesciach
Matka formalnie Cd znlyslo
odchodzi.
S, "a 81 -, q sS, ~. a IL ~ n. q, q z. +, ~.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11

nym Iona izby posfow. Komi-
tet ten wczorajsza sesya rozpo-
czai sledztwo w sprawie t. wv.
trustu pienieznego. Wczoraj ze-
znania sk1adai w. E. Frew, pre-
zes Corn Exchange" banku w
Nowym Yorku, jakotez prezes
nowojorskiego clearing-house'u.
Gruntownie go przepytywai re
cznik komitetu, Samuel Inter
meyer. Wyszlo ma jaw W ciagu
zeznaf, re piec osob posiada kom-
pletna kontrole mad dwoma mai
wiekszemi instytucyami finanso-
wemi Bankers Trust Company /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11
2Sytu1Ci iMiGlTynlC1ldV0VGj.
Ogolne naprezen1e.
SERBIA
z Teatru Wojny.
KatastrOfa ma Morzu.
Ze spraW angielskich.
KObiety do WOjska.
Nagrody Nobla.
Ze spraw angielskich.
KObiety do Wojska.
Nagrody Nobla.
lime Wiesci Telegraficzne.

Plan WilSOna.
Archbalda NOwea przeciw Sprawa
chcagOskich monOpoIu kOIejowego
Echa gosnegO Sensa-
cyjne mOrderstWO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-12-11
Wiedei, II grudnia. - Ma

Wieden, II grudnia. = Ma po-
graniczu. rosyjsko-austryackiem,
w Galicyi panika trivia dalej mic
dzy innemi objawia sic ona tenn,
re wszelkie przedsiebiorstwa IA
bryczne ma wysokie ubezpieczaje
sic sunny "a granica, przewa5nie
W Anglii: So to giownie ubezpie-
czenia przeciw ogniowe.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

veIIG. lTlaT near % tie TiveT:Oe-s they
are frequently broken up by the heavy
rains which have fallen during the
wet season, and great chasms often
occur on the track A detour must be
made to avoid these washed away
roads, as. If you travel in buck
board" or a covered ambulance wag-
on, you will certainly have a hard
time of 1t If you try to negotiate a
track that has been partially washed
away The journey Is interesting
enough as you push on in the cool of
the evening; then you may see game
Of all kinds on the weld, such as stem
box, duiker, reedbuck and all kinds
of antelopes, and the supply of fresh
meat for the journey depends upon
being able to stalk some Of these sue,
cessfully. But there is plenty OF 9th.
or game, not only Of animals but
birds, such as bustards, guinea-fowl
and snipe.
But the trek to the farm comes to
an end, and then the real business of
s.
or donkeys, which have brought you
so far, must now be utilized for break
ing up the farm and the sooner the
work IS started the better.
The clearing has first to be done.
and stumping Will most likely be the
first task. 1t consists of removing
stumps OF trees from the ground SO as
to make a continuous field. The
stumps are the relics Of the native
method Of clearing the weld They
break down the branches of the trees
and set fire to them at the base. and If
possible the stump Is then removed
More often than otherwise II is left
behind, and the native cultivation goes
round about it There are great ex.
panses of territory where such stumps
exist in large numbers, ard the only
thing for the settler to do is to start
ard remove them. They may come in
useful for building dam over a
donga, so as to conserve the water
supply: but in any case they must
come out
If the settler is wise he will have
seen that his farm has large catch
ment area. as during the dry months
from April to October he will want all
the water he can get. Possibly there
is an alluvial valley with black. rich
SOIL and alongside may be a portion
of red formation soil, or granite for
nation. These are the three princi.
pal soils in Rhodesia, and it is usual
to have them mingled on most farms.
~ ~ All have their q but the red
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

System still hangs over New York
City. Even today the men who testi-
fed aga .nst him are in terror of their
lives.
The law is not dealing merely with
handful of miserable wretches who
murdered a gambler. 1t is dealing
with a great conspiracy in which muir
der was purchased to protect the
shameless profits of official corrup-
ton This is the balance in which
the administration of the criminal Jaw
in New York must be weighed. This
is the condition of government which
leaves the adm nistration of justice
on trial so long as the technicalities
of criminal procedure stand between
Becker and the sentence of the court.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

Princeton students, according to a
recent poll, support Governor Wilson
almost solidly, three-fourths of the
student body having declared in favor
of the former presidentof that institu-
ton. All that is needed now is for
Democracy to do likewise.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

In his seventy-eighth year Dr.
Charles w. Eliot, president emer tus
of Harvard University, made the first
political speech of his life, accord
ing to news dispatches This is, in
deed, loyalty to a friend and to hign
ideals
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

Cubans are rapidly assimilating
American customs. In Havana re-
Gently both pol teal parties resorted
to the use of guns freely This should
be prima facie evidence that the Gu
bans are no longer barbarous.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29
NEW YORK JUSTICE ON TRIAL.

Becker has been convicted of the
murder of Rosenthal. The System has
been conv cted of the murder of Ros-
lenthal But what next? asks the
New York World
Will Becker in the end escape just
punishment through an appeal to the
fechnicalities of the law? VIII the
system itself escape determination
through the inability of a government
of law to cope with a government of
or me?
Justice is still on trial in New York,
in spite of the righteous verdict of
the Becker jury. 1t is on trial in the
appeal that Becker's counsel wi make
10 the courts of last resort. 1t is on
tn al in the devious and intricate pro-
cesses of the laws delay, which money
rau always buy from cunning coun-
sci. It is on trial in the attitude of
state and city government toward a
police department which can harboT
Beckers who traffic in law and traffic
n human lie.
The conviction n this country OF
lminal who has money and influence
40 guarantee of punishment no
er how conclusive may be the
ace of his guilt. Becker has
which he obtained by selling
s of. New York to the crooks
fsUfEfRSlers of the underworld He
NICE due to the discriminating
u THAT he gained as mem
Works police department.
advantage of a system of
adure in which every
New York, atty seems to work to
rket held g9f the criminal and
vas stronA aI,v - - he
has gone ahead wiz -,
tics or other extraneous inf
d pd mere is very general b
the impetus of large Gro
fy 7 kwan1 still brOa
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

The public may sympathi2e with
Taft when he confesses his numerous
mistakes in politics, but they don't
want any more Of Taft or his mis-
takes.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

The spontaneity with which those
Al0Htributions are made to the cam
Agn of Colone! Roosevelt is enough
TO arouse something at least as
strong as suspic on.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

che conviction of Becker arouses
sficting thoughts in the minds of
ANY, most of whom will, no doubt,
5mmend the action of the court, no
after what mot We may have prompt
| the action The opinion has been
Ivanced that the grafters simply de-
ided to sacrifice Becker as scape-
.oat
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

Time for the newspaper Wrists to
tune their Tyres to a melody that is
suitable to celebrate the advent of
Thanksgiving Day, with turkey and
qua as important features.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29
FFICIAL ORGAN:

lily of Americas,
Sumter County,
IIWebster County,
ommission Of Georgia For
| Congressional District,
burt, Southern District o
Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

Totty Twink etoes-"An audience of
deadheads is always cold" Polly Pink
butt thinlY how hot the
prints rE,pggld pc Y they had to
steady call, bleached
fair request with some brane
: being sent out on memorandum. -
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

hi Whey has announced that tn
kiiIsuffers untold agony when eat
XIlIthe half shell.-News Item.
#IltIhe meek, retiring oyster
#llbstracted from his bed
manner rather shocking,
Is very far from dead.
IN we prod his private person,
Though h S heart seems still an
cold
cpnvulse his constitution
nth an agony untold.
r instead of adding lemon,
rwould be vastly more humane
aloint his tiny features
With a sprinkling of cocaine.
n we add a pinch of pepper
Into give the menu Zest
Envelope him in suffering,
nat rends his tiny breast;
d a touch of hot tabasco
i his person, it appears,
Sgs a gush of untold anguish
BIT is far too deep for tears.
hstead of adding condiments
aat give h IN needless pain,
us spray the little fellow
With dash of Sauce Cocaine.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-10-29

WR y WHEN the settler has chos-
EAR en- his farm. he will lose
WV no time in proceeding there,
so as to begin the new
round of existence at once.
The farm may be of 1900 acres, or
of 5000 morgen, which is about 5000
acres and it will be readily under
stood that in such wide area OF un-
broken land there Is much to do. AS
likely as not the farm will consist of
an almost unbroken plain with few
undulations, or perhaps 1t may have
few rocky kopjes on its borders, to
vary the monotonous outlook. There
may be a watercourse, which very
likely will be dry if the time Of the
year is between April and October.
Most of the wateT-courses are dry at
that period OF the year, and form drifts
only, which sometimes are terror
to the trekker For in Rhodesia the
pretty well all taken up, and 1t will
be necessary to trek to some distant
spot. either by bullock or mule wag-
on so as to enter into possession of
. an unbroken farm 1t is to be borne
in mind that while the farms" are
large in size they are cheap enough,
costing only some IS. per acre for
the freehold. and even then may be
acquired on extended payment terms.
Surely there is every inducement here
to the farmer who would seek to own
his farm.
Mules and Oxen.
Tho settler must needs start of
with mules or oxen, and slowly trudge
along from day to day towards his
destination. 1t Is pleasure to trek
on the weld. 1t is best TO start at sun
rise, and get on a good part of the
way before ten or eleven o'clock
Then it is well to outspan your teams
and prepare the forenoon meal The
outspan must be near water, for that
is the first consideration for the mules
and oxen. They will forage for them
selves on the weld and pick up SUI
ficient to keep them going from the
sweet weld grass. The heat of the
day is always trying. and lasts pretty
well till o'clock in the afternoon
when the teams may be inspanned and
tire journey renewed. For the most
part the roads are good. but some
times the drifts are difficult to nego-
tiate, and It is just as we'll to leave the
then and negotiate them on
1.-THE roads,
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WV no time in proceeding there,
Wv so as to begin the new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-30
AGAIN AT UNION SQUARE
Daniel Frohman to Produce
Vaudeville Sketch There.

Daniel Frohman while vending his way
back 70 the old Union Square Theatre for
,he final rehearsals Of Percival knight
new one-act play. Detective Keen which
will have its metropolitan premiere at the
reincarnated Keith house on Monday night,
finds old memories recalled al this house
where he first ventured into theatricals
himself Forty years ago this spring the
celebrated Vokes Family OF English par
Tor players, who specialized one-act
sketches like My Lord IN Livery" The
Circus Rider" and My Milliners Bill.
made their first American appearance. and
triumph, at this theatre. Then for a double
decade the Union Square was devoted 70
drama, under the direction OF A. ". Palmer
(who initiated Mr.. Frohman into the arcane
OF theatrical crafO and the list OF plays
and prominent players appearing on tie
18th street stage during this period COM
prses the major history OF the American
drama for the last generation
Among them were Alice Oates, the oper-
attic coincidence. in repertory OF "ha'
would now be called musical comedies
Agnes Ethel. in Sardou's Andrea Fanny
Davenport, in "Frou-Frou'; Kate Claxtoh'
In Fernando; J. II. Stoddart' as Eccles'
in Caste; Charlotte Thompson, in Jane
Eyre; Rose Eytnge. Charles Thorne' stu
art Robson, Clara Morris and Mckee Rankin
In a wide range OF dramas, including the
Two Orphans" which served Kate Clax-
ton as a stellar vehicle for so many sea-
sons. Another noted cast OF this play al
the Union Square included James ONeiu'
Sara Jewett and Bijou Heron. Eben Plymp-
ton made his first American appearance
here in Rose Michel" while Fred de Belle
Vile. Nine Janauschek and the great sal
VIM also braved New York for the hrst
time from these historic boards. Among
the last Of the dramatic offerings was The
Holly Tree Inn" in which Master" Wallace
Eddnger made his boyish debut; then b F.
Keith bought the theatre and made IT the
"Old Homestead" OF high class vaudeville.