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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-26
Grave Oversiuht.

Hank-"Yes; Keiley's been under
bonds to keep the peace Tor some
time 6ill-"I wish Ia known. I've
missed several me chances 10 call
him a lar!"
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-26

osdlas ana Mad.sss
There Is no great genius without Q
ancture Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-26
NEW YORK TIMES

The New York Times, which is
boosting BosWorth and jumping
on Powers is a liquor paper. In
an Issue Of that paper dated June
II, 1914 the editor refers to Con-
gresham Hobson, the great tenn
perance advocate as -Four
klusher."
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-26
Kentucky Death Rate

Kentucky has Il population of
; 1856, 2711, and during the year
1913, exclusive of still births,
there " ere 30,643 deaths, or Ii
deaths per each l 900 for the year.
Thpnumher of deaths per thons-
and each year in the State varies
hut very little, and there are
only few states that have Il
mailer death rate than Ken
lucky. Nearly all the eastern
states gave d larger rate than
Kentucky. Even the state OF
California, the great health re-
surt. has d rate of over IA to tho
/ 900.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-06-26
LUST O6ce,

Just ores.
Teacher-"Wiilie. what Is Jour
greatest ambition? Willie To wash
norher's ears. "-StanfoId CEa2srrsl.
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Sheriff Sale-No, 2377.
~ Eerlown Bank.
VS..
Darlington Bros Ltd.

Notice is hereb. giyen that by VI tue OF an
order of Sc Zure ana sale issued out OF the 10Th
Judi cial D ,tri.t Court of Louisiana, 10 and for
Washington Parish in the above entitled
cause ana tn ne directed will proceed to
sell at public auction to.the last and highest
bid Ter on
Saturday. March %. 1914
at the principal front door of the court house
ut t'ranknton. La: between the legal sale
hours for judicial sales, The following described
property tO-Wlt:
Being and situated in Washington
Parish, La Commence at the south
east corner Of southeast ! of southwest
J of section II. twp. 2, south range
10 east, run west on old section line
70 chains. Thence north M.Sl chains;
Thence east Ii 70 chains, thence south
l4.SI chains, thence east 6 IL chains,
thence South 10 chains to point OF
beginning.
Terms of sale. Cash with benefit OF
apnraiSement.
This 18th dav OF February, il914.
T. J. Simmons. Sheriff.
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a bigger, better, weather. State,
Let's get together and make 1t
such. Bury that hammer Thow
off those old, dark garments OF
pessimism; clotbe yourself III a
bright suit of optimism. Buckle
on the armor of unbounded faith
in Loulsiana's greatness. En-
list in the army Of Louisiana
Boosters. Follow the flag OF
progress and advancement
Fight ignorance, predjudice anc
selfishness. Stay "The Glooms. %
Destroy 1.-The Kno ckers." Thel
when the victory is won, as l
will be, plant the battle flag OF
the banks of the mighty MISSES
lippi as notice to the world tina
YOU have captured the State II
the name of advancement, pro
gress and prosperity.
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DO YOUR BANKING WITH US
We Pay Four Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
TylertOWn Bank,
Tylertown. Mississippi.
thereof.

thereof.
9. An undivided one half interest
in and to 80 acres of land commencing
at the ne corner of the ne; "f swi OF
section ia. tp2, south rang l. and
run south Is chas, ~ cnas, ID
chas and 20 rhas to point of begin
ming, toyelnel. with al. buildings ana
improvem thereon.
10. Square No. 22S of the town of
Franklinton.
II. IA acres of land out of the Sc
corner of 120 acres of land as per tax
title from heirs of Nathan Grain, by
r. }. Simmons, Sheriff.
u. 293.16 acres of land in the
Philip Magee hea1right No. 81, Up. 4
r y e, described as follows.
Beginning at the Sc corner of said
headlight aud running II $50 w 1913
thence n 80 l7.l4 chns, thence II
$50 W 1910 chns thence 34o 8
chns, thence % l-2o - .O7 chnS,
thence n TOO W 8 chns. thence north
81 1-2o west 10 SIS chas, thence north
$50, west l 80 chas, thence south
ii ,-2o west 1905 chas, thence north
S64o, west 1872 chas to west bound
ary line OF nd, thence north 33i0 east
6O.3O chas, thence south 81 23o, east
1850 chas, thence south II II ., east
3 63 chas, thence south Is II, east
4.53 chas, thence south 80 $40 east
4.55 chas, theuce south $50 east S,27
chas. thence north So east 9.55 chas,
thence south SO 1-2o west 2.27 chas,
thencei south $50 east 20 10 chains,
thence south 1919, west 81 chas to
point OF beginning, being the same
property acquired by Daniel E. Sheri-
dan. from the Standard Land Co. Ltd.
as per deed of the record in book 10
page 45S of the record of Washington
parish. The timber on the said land
having been previously sold.
10. An undivided one-half interest
in 1912 acres of land i'll Philip Magee
nd 43 tip 3, S, r ID e, described as fol-
lows:
Beginning at the ne corner of sale
nd and running north $50 W along
; line 81 chas to set stob, thence SOUTH
80 l-2o east 8 40 chas, to set STOP
thence south 11o Feast chas to Sc;
stob on east side Of branch, thence
south % 1-2o west along east side OF
branch, 1927 chas. to set stob, thence
south $50, east 1886 chas, to set stot
Oh cast line of section, thence north
33-4o east along line 2e.72 chtI tc
point of beginning, being the proper
} ty acquired of Startling Jones, AS pei
deed in book Is, page 459 of the rec
ords of Washington parish.
The above described property is tc
be sold subject to the appraisemen'
made in this bankruptcy.
All acts of sale are to be passee be
fore Lindsay McDovgall, Notary Pub
, lie and all expenses of the acts of sale
and all taxes due on said property for
the year 1914 are to be borue by the
purchaser.
This 10th day of March, 1914.
t VIM. j. Dobson, Trustee
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ertile. Our climate is botll
iQhtful and healtEfal. Our pas
tslres arc pernnially green. Our
watef supply is inexhaustable,
The output of our oil and gas
wells, sulphur aud salt mines,
is unequalled anywhere else in
the world. Our soil will produce,
and our farmers are raising near
ly everything that grows. Read
oar report and see how the re-
ceipts from vegetables, straw.
berries, etc., have increased by
leaps and bounds. We were un-
able to finish a report on the re-
eeipts FROM poultry and eggs,
BUT it is safe to say that these
two items alone increased the
burners revenue by several hun.
dred thousand dollars.
Our immigration department
has been crowded with work an.
swering inquiries about our
State, (the result of our constant
boosting and advertising,) loca-
ting settlers, and assisting them
in every way possible. The re
suit is that thousands of desira-
BILE immigrants have made Louis
iana their homo. Thousands and
thousands of acres of lands, not
previouly under cultivation, have
been made to yield abundantly
bringing wealth to the farmer
and greater prosperity to the
State. This, together with our
persistent boosting and adver
Using, is going to bring still
greater results as time goes on.
NV department has left, and
viii leave. 40 stone mturned In
its effort to induce desirable i'm
migration. Va need it. We
fD,l i .hlye j. Louisiana must be
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BE 1T KNOWN AND REMEMBERED,

BE 1T KNOWN AND REMEMBEliED'
that on this the 9th day of FEBRUARY,
1914. before me, LESLIE p. PARKER, u
Notary Public in ana for the Parish OF
vashin state of Louisiana, duly
commissioned, sworn and qualified, ana
in the presence Of the Witnesses mere
matter named and undersigned per
sonally came and appeared the per
sons whose names are hereunto SUD-
scribed, and who declared unto me
said Notary. that. awaiting themselves
of the laws of the State Of Louisiana
relative to the organization of corpo-
rations. they have formed. and by these
presents, do form and constitute chem
selves, as well as all such other per
sons as may hereafter JON or pecon.
associated with chem. or with thell
successors, into corporaton' lor tn'
objects and purposes, and undef INT
conditions following, to-wit:
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TATE OF OHIO. ,iTY OF TOLEDO. :,

TATE OF OHIO. try OF TOLEDO.
LUCAS COUNTY. o.
FRAME j. CHENEY makes oath that Is senior
partner OF the firm OF F. ]. CHENEY Co., doing
business In the City OF Toledo. County and State
Aforesaid and that said firm Will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
Of CArARRH that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRB CURE.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence
shis 9Th day OF December. A. D., 1885.
-, A. w. GLEASON.
J sRAr NOTARY PUBLIC.
t~-s
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Eeld for testimonials. free.
F.l. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, .
Sold by all Druggists, 9nc.
Take Balls Family giis ipr constipation.
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)rlly Thing
hat Will Relieve
NEURALGIA.

The piercing pains Of Neuralgia,
which often follows a bad cold or
La Grippe, are frequently almost I'm.
bearable and few medicines afford
any relief to the sufferer.
II am rural mail carrier and
have been a user of the DR.. Miles
medicines for years.
DR.. Niles Anti-Pain Pills
can't be beaten. They are the
! only thing have found that will
relieve my neuralgia and have tried
most everything, besides medicine
from the doctor. | am willing to
tell anyone what the Anti-Pain
Pills did for me-" Is
CHARLES HILDERBRANDT,
Box eos Woodvill. Ohio
If you, like Mr.. Hilderbrandt,
have tried most everything" in
vain, why not do as he did, fight
your aches and pains with DR..
Miles Anti-Pain Pills. Let the
pills bear the brunt of the battle.
No matter how stubborn the con-
test, they will come out victorious.
DR.. Miles, Anti-Pain Pills
stand on their record, which is q
long list of cures extending back 3
generation.
Druggists, everywhere sell them. II
first package fails to benefft, your 49,
aIst will return your money.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart Ind
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4j55I5 Dnvened for that purpose,
SVi flf OF threefourths of the
'eflff r& esent or represented at
said 'afS&{ hirty days prior notice
~ slIrhEf1 - beng glvel in IL week
Nv newsS2 Sblisned at Franklinton,
Wo shins i3j. &lsh Louisiana, and
written AereOf mailed to each
stockhold5 \ usual place of buSl-
nees iOrty& kor 20 SAID meeting.
~ case or kOlutiOn or termlna-
lion of this ion, c:thc: by linz
Ifotin,t 40 keL, or otherwise,
fhe affairs corporati ton shall
10 linuida e44] BE- mmiSSlOnerS
.elccted from 1Se. stockholders
at q meeting tHal Pun pooo'
due notice of WIG peeli sNeh'
as set torth 4lcie. Salu Co'ti
miSSiOnerS Sht ia III oliloe u'
tho affairs Oh importation snail
have been fuE 3ateQ
No stockhold ii corporation
shall ever be he or Tesponsl-
BILE. for the conuaq &auitS thele
of in any further sd the unpaid
balance due said eor l0f snaIes
of stock subscribed 20 by tne
, stakeholder; nor sha4 4ormailt
IN the organization atloi'
have the effect Of renu& saS clai
a az, n fnrt y, iiabilitv ffsanYhe unpaid
balance due on his stoAk
Each stakeholder deslgnates herein,
opposite his name, theaamount of STOCK
subscribed for by hirrNnnd TINS Chal-
ter shall serve as the cnsinal supscr'o-
ton list. -
Thus done and PASSED ut my office
at Sunny Hill WashingtonP Paris, Louisiana,
on the day, nlonth and year first above Writ,1h.
in .ne presence of Walton H. ALTO" ana feluer
Carter. two competent witnesses, VINO slsn
and me- said Notary, after due reading.
! 10. MAGEE, % shares
| !. ARTHUR MAGEE, 20 shares.
| ELMER q Afford, shares.
| Witnesses:
W. H, Afford,
FIELDER CARTER.
LESLIE p. PARKER.
Notary Public.
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Frankllnton, la, Msr. 10, 1914
Some of the Things Accom-
pIished Last Year.

This is the very best State IN
the Union and we think so or we
would move. Of course you
think so too as is evidenced by
your living in Louisiana in pref,
erence to any other state' ana
Mr.. E. O. Brown, Commissioner
81 Agriculture, in an address to
hs 8se Il Of louisiana, especially
SIS asinera points out some
hsngs ii which We take pardon
able pride. Read in part what ne
says: .
Have you read the report OF
the Departures Of Agriculture
just issued? f not you shonld
do so at once. and see how much
we have to be thankful for. Our
State products for the year 1913
we're worth s24o ,24e,0oo The
agricultural products alone were
worth $3.50, 241, 900. This was
produced on only 5,5Oo,ooO acres
Of land. What other State II
the Union can show such a yield
And this was made in spite OF tn
fact that last year we had one o
the nest unfayorable seasons We
expedeneed by us. Our cotton
crop exoaeded the previous yea
By 81 1853 bales. Our corn GRO
exceeded the previous year 3
1881 976 bushels. Total valls
ton Of 1918 crop over 1912 wa
SIS ,S26, s72
The health Of the State ha
been excellent. We haYa
ID no great iisasss
generally hava
happiness salil
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Washington,
Clerks Office.
I certify that this instrument was
filed Tor record on the 4th day OF arch l9l4, az
II O'Clock a. m, recorded March 9Th, 1914. in
Charter Rock No. l, Page No 81 of the official
records.
d. d. McELVEEN,
DIV. Clerk and EX-Officio Recorder
Publ. March 12-April IS, 1874
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Sheriff Sale. No. 24C1.
w. p. BullOch.
VS..
r, J. Grow.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of an order of seizure and sale,
issued out of the Goth Judicial
District Court of La, in and for Wash
ington Parish, in above entitled cause,
and to me directed, will proceed to
sell at public auction to the last and
highest bidder, on
, Saturday, April IS, 1914
at the principal front door of the court
housagat Franklinton, La, between
the legal sale hours for judicial sales,
the following described property. TO-
Fifty-six acres Of land. more or less,
hound.north by lands of W. ". Magee
south BIZ lands of N. Stafford, east by
German Creek and west by Home
stead entry of Cyrus Andrews and
lseingin township 2, south, range 10
cas-.
Terms Of sale-Cash without benefit
of appraisement,
This 10th day Of March, 1914.
]. I'd. Simmons, Sheriff.
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Letters Attached to Parcel
Post Packages Allowed

Washington, March F.-To
further add to the popnlarity OF
the parcel pust, Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson today signed an
order which viii permit the at
taching Of aletter to a package
when both bear their respective
rates postage and are. ad'
|dres to the same individual
ending Of a communication
81 parcel post package here
re has not beeu permissible
0stal officials pointed out to-
HAT it is often highly desir-
at q parcel and communi
! ! ! ! ! ! ! |:
I'D iyes Il is bes
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There's question for you to answer for yourself: If
you are putting money in the bank you know they will be
PROVIDED For If you are spending and wasting
every dollar you get you don't know what will become OF
them, Who gets the money you earn? If you put into
our bank what you spend or lend fooshy it will protect
those children dependent on you.
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CHARTER
on j. O. Magee & Son LIMITED,
Located at Sunny Hill, Louisiana.
CHARTER

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
State of Louisiana,
Parish Of Washington.
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ARTICLE !.

The name of the corporation shall be
J. O. Magee & Son Ltd, and under that name IL
shall have and enjoy succession ana
existence for the term or ninety -llle
wears. unless sooner dissolved by la"
or by consent OF the StOchhol"elS do
hereinafter provided.
Under this name the SAID corpora
ton shall have the power and aulhoi
itv to contract, be contracted with, sue
and be sued, to make and use a cor
porate seal and, to alter same at pleas
ure; to hold, receive, have, purchase
ALLEVIATE, pledge, mortgage, and hypOth-
ecate under the said corporate name
property real personal and mixed; 10
name and appoint such officers, direct
| orS, agents, managers or otuel CHI
| plOyees as the interest or business u
this corporation may REQUIRE TO es-
| tablish branch stores and to operate
same in any part of the State of Lou
isiana as the Board Of Directors may
determine; to make and establish such
bv-laws. rules and regulations, for the
proper management of its affalrs, as /.
NAV deem necessary and proper, anu
lhe said corporation shall hold ana eN-
ercise all such powers ana p rltliee ~
las relates to the objects herein SCI
forth or that may be necessary to carry
on the business for which this corpora
ltion is established and which this cor
noration may legally do or perform
under the laws of this State.
ARTICLE II.
The domicile of this corporation shall be a
Sunny Hill, Washington Parish, Louisiana
where all citations, papers ana all otner iesa
process shall be served upon the PRESIDENT .
in his absence orinablity to act, the secretary
treasurer.
ARTICLE III.
Il The objects and purposes for Whlc
sjthis corporation is established, ana IN
q mature of the business to be earned o
bv it, are hereby declared 10 De I'll
operation of a general merchandise store t
buy and sell either at wholesale or reta
and do all acts necessary and prope
D for the conduct and maintenance or TN
q business as above outlined, or as incl
l dental thereto.
l. ARTICLE ".
Ii The capital stock of this corporatlo
shall be TEN THOUSAND ($lO,OOO.Ot
DOLLARS, divided into and r tep1, e
O by One Hundred Shares of stock at or
par value of One Hundred Dollars eacl
q said stock shall be paid for in cas-
at the time of subscription or as tf
|. same is issued, for not less than pa
or in payment or in exchange for proIl
| erty actually received or purchased (
this corporation, or for work or Sc
n vices actually rendered.
This corporation may commence d.
y ing business and shall be going col
Germ as soon as Five Thousand (S5,OoO0OJ Dc
e. lars of it's capital stock shall have been sn
scribed for. The Board of Directors shall ha
J. the right to determine how much stock shs
be issued after the first Five Thousand Dolla
- of it's capital stock shall have been issued.
- .Any stoelxh0lasx may sell, assign
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II.

The domicile of this corporation shall be at
Sunny Hill, Washington Parish, Louisiana,
where all citations, papers and all other legal
process shall be served upon the president or
in his absence orinability to act, the secretary
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
IZETTA JEWEL WILL
PLAY m VAUDEVILLE


Il was stated in this department OF Tha
Washington Herald last Sunday that Miss
Izetta Jewel. former leading woman Of
the Poll Players. was In q state of in
decision regarding the acceptance OF Al
excellent role IN . dramatic vaudeville
playiet or the leading feminine part IN
fun length drama shortly 70 be produced
IN New York.
This charming young actress has made
up her mind to tempt fortune in the one
act piece In which she will appear over
the Keith circuit. supported BY A. II. Van
Buren, and Miss Jewels sister. Hasel
May.
The information does not include the
name or author Of the piaylet. but II II
a pretty safe guess to say that II Is from
the pen Of Sidney N. Hirsch. author OF
Fire ReGAined." the Greek pageant
drama which was produced in Washing
ton last spring. as Mr. Hirsch told the
writer. when recently in Rev York. that
Miss Jewel was contemplating an appear
ance IN q one-act piece which he had
Just completed.
However this may be. Il is certain that
Miss Jewel and Mr.. Van Buren present
combination which viii receive an oya-
ton when headIining the Keith Theatsr
bill In this city.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18


which. however, contains enough dancing
around 70 justify the use OF the words
In all respects the present EFFORT Of
the Winter Garden is vsry Ike its sew
eral predecessors at the same place
There Is no stintng Of expenditurs for
costumes. lights. scenery, and gorgeous
accessories The list Of principals In
ciude a number Of names familiar ana
prominent in the .giri-and-muslc branch
Of entertainment. especially emphasized
being those Of Al Jolson, the black-face
comedian. and Bernard Granville, the
dEhcer. There are no specially noted
women. but let this not be taken as
showing any scarcity IN numbers or
stinginess in display Of the sex.
PanI Armstrong AeaIn.
'The Heart of a Thief" Mr.. Paul
Armstrong; latest contribution 20 tha
stage protrayal Of the criminal world.
LASTED for four performances At the
Hudson. The recent trouble with this
authors work seems 70 be that he thinks
the theater-go going public Il going TO let
his intimate and literal studies Of life
and characters In the criminal world
take the place Of dramatic action.
The prominent features OF THE Heart
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
RED CROSS BENEFIT
CONCERT TONIGHT

Men and women favorably known in
Washington's musical circles are to ap-
pear on the program OF the Red Cross
benefit concert, scheduled for this evening
at the National Thester. Only Washing
tonisns have been asked to aid in making
the affair q success. The concert is under
the management Of Charles 7. Tittman,
Of this city. and was organized with the
approval and cooperation of Miss Mabel
Boardman, chairman of the executive
committee OF the American National Red
Cross. .,
Miss Alice Burbage, pianist, who will
contribute Q group of two numbers, ic q
pupil Of Nine. Teresa Carreno and q prize
graduate OF the Royal Conservatory OF
Music Of Leipzig.
Miss Mary Sherrier, soprano, another
Of the artists on the program, Is q WASH
ington girl who, after q period spent as
soloist In the Manhattan Opera Company,
has turned her attention to the concert
field. She has In recent years made sew
eral tours with the Marine Band in the
capacity Of soprano sololst
Myron Whitney, jr., bass-barytone, son
Of the late distinguished basso, has ap-
peared in both concert and oratorio in
many Of the principal cities Of the United
his home for several years.
Anton Kssper, violinist. Is a member Of
4 washington family that has contributed
several artists 10 musical circles here.
He has appeared in local concerts on
many occasions. and also has participated
In a number Of concert tours.
John Bowie, tenor. has for several years
filled leading solo positions In the
churches Of the National Capital.
Charles T. Tittman. basso, through
whose EFFORTS the participation Of these
artists has been assured, Is pupil OF the
late Alfred Girsudst the teacher OF
Maurel. Renaud and Gilbert He has APP
psared on many Occasions 10 song recital
and oratorio, ard has for q number OF
years taken prominent part as . church
singer here.
The accompaniments for Mr.. Whitney
and Mr.. TittInan viii be played by Mrs.
Althouse, wife OF Commander Althouse,
o. s. N, and those for Miss sherrier,
Mr.. Kaspar and Mr.. Bowie by George
Wilson. orSanist Of Foundry n T.
Church
The Washington herald., 1914-10-18
Small Talk of the Stage

Of the company. Fri Lotts MolIer, has
reported es a volunteer nurse.
Mr.. Ames announces that the orchestra
at his Little Theater viii play only music
BY American composers through the
coming season and he invites them to
submit unpublished compositions to the
leader Of IL.
Charles Frohman has secured a new
thirty-minute play, adapted from Charles
Dickens by Paul N. Potter, In which Bill
Ne Burke viii appear in connection with
One or two Of the London theaters
have taken hint from German stages
and are substituting for the usual fore
piece. patriotic recitations" that suit the
time. Before Young wisdom" for ex-
ample. they are declaimsd beside a camp
nre. In Germany moreover, the Court
Theater at Dresden. has now Joined mu-
sic out Of the classic German composers
to these patriotic evenings"
Macdonald Hastings who seems to
have Eegaized the confidence Of managers