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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-29
BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET

who called on him before his formal acceptance OF the Republican nom
nation? What did he say to the committee of Suffragists who asked
him o define to them his posiIOn?-asks the New York World.
Both the AntiSuffragists and the Suffagiss came away thoroughly
satisfied after interviewing Mr.. hughes.
Mr.. Hughes has been publicly quoted a. having told the Anti-Suf-
fragists: II have always been opposed to- woman SUFFRAGE lie has not
ventured to deny it. Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge, president OF the National
Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, N OF the committee of six
Anti-Suffragsts who privately interviewed Mr.. Hughes, refuses in a
letter to The World to confirm or deny the statement said to have been
made by him in her presence.
Mr.. Hughes attitude toward the Sufiragists and AntiSuffragists is
the am as his attitude toward the Republican standpattcrs and the
Progressives and his attitude toward the Pro-Germans and the pro-A-
lies. He is for and against every thing. AT II and the same time he
is a Penrose-Smoot-Galln rtactionary and a Hiram Johnson-Ia
Toilette radical, a kaiserbund (avorte and a Roosevet-Bacon anti
German.
No witness that Nh. Hughes ever cross-examined in the practice of
his profession was Sc slippery and shiy as the Republican candidate for
president.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-29
BAD BOY

Our neighbor to the vest possesses the "baddest" boy of the times
Judging BY the following story, recently wired on from San Rafael:
"n IN attempt, he said to emulate fIuckleberry Finn, Peter Scheut-
ten. the seventeen year-old o OF Mrs. Peter Scheuten. of Santa Nene-
tia, became 20 troublesome that he was sentenced to serve sixty days in
the county jail.
That va after Peter had painted the family o Sc as t O resemble
a zebra, thrown rubber dow. the chimney, placed salt in the sugar bowl
and fed the horse sawdust instead Of bran.
"On recommendation of Justice of the Peace w. F. Magee, who SEN
fenced him, Peter was admitted to parole recently Within an hour
alter he a liberated Peter had smeared mustard on his mothers pillow,
sold her a $50 deer hound for IS cents and bought candy with the
picked a live chicken and removed a bolt from the family buggy
% that it COLLAPSED when his mother started for a drive"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-29
POOLING THEMSELVES

The Philadelphia North American, which is trying in a haliheartcd
a. to support Mr.. Hughes, seure its Progressive readers that in
supporting him, n does not have t indorse the Republican party.
What does he have to indorsc?
Will the North American tell us how any vote al indorsc Mr.
Hughes without indorsing Boise Pcnrose for chairman Of the senate
finance committee? Or how he can indorse Mr. Hughes without in
dorIng Joseph w. Fordncy for chairman Of the house conmittee o II
ways and means? Or without indorsing James r. Mann for speaker:
Or without indorsng SmoOt and Lodge and Calhnger and Weeks and
Sherman and the other standpat Republicans who control their party
in congress?
The thing is impossible. Every vote for Mr.. Hughes is a vote for
reactionary Repubicanism. Progressives of the North Americans KIND
may prefer reactionary Republicanism o Wilson Democray, but they
should not try to fool themselves.
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WHY ARE THEY FOR HUGHES?

The following pertinent questions, published in the New York World,
are asked by a Pennsylvania man
AS II OF thu sheep that followed the great Snowman in 1908 and
again in 1912 would like to have him stand I'D and explain. while
hesitate to follow further, why Penrose, Smoot, Crane, Jim Mann. Taft
and the resto | the nstandpatters prescribe dby the American Robespierre
in 1912 are now for Hughes? With the happy gift Of explaining almost
anything. excepting his W inconsistency and treason O the fold, the
greater buffer surely will have n trouble telling us poor common people
why all the reactionary gang-Penrose, Smoot, Crane, "the robbers
are now so enthusiastic in their support for that sterling, ideal progressive
Old Mother Grunble, the national sco1d.
If the colonel hasn't the time to offer the desired explanation, I'd
suggest that Penrose, Smoot or Crane explain how it is that Roosevelt.
Perkins, Pinchot and a few of the other "Chrisian soldiers" ire marchinp
onward with the model standpatter. OF course, it's simple enough for
even lis OF tire boob element that once accepted 7. R. for ur god
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-29

Miss Sarah Grant, n OF the spell binders" of the Marincts, in
a talk in Reno the other night said, In New Jersey, where the defeat OF
woman suffrage was certain, President Wilson cast a votein its favor.
Assuming. a. it was undoubtedly Miss Grants purpose it should be as
sumed, that President Wilon voted for suffrage i'll his home state with
the knowledge that it would be defeated and that he would be safe in
casting his voc that way, an it not also be assumed that Candidate
Hughes promised his support to the Anthony amendment knowing That
his party If it got back into power, would OF permit the subject eve
get a hearing in congress? But Miss Grant. like the rest Of the Mar
tinets. would not dare to put it that way. 1t might Gu off her salary.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-09-29

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THEY KNEW ROOSEVELT

Speaking at a dinner rendered to him by the Trogrcssives just three
years. ago, Theodore Roosevelt said: "Ihe men who believe We will ever
bdray these ideals Or abandon the task to which We have set our
selves do not know us" But they seem to have known Theodore pref
ty WclL-Lcusvi1e Courier journal.
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.S3on gut! Sdpn quit" ipebrte
er ab. ,Sie biirfen ipgleib ben Be
ipsis Sbrer gtufri6tisfcit erbrinscn.
fpenn sic mir lpubrbiisgend ant
lporien: !0aben sic nit Dem gelben
Sduft iiber mid poer bic Wbisbs ses
plappert2 Sat er sic aussefragts
Die WabrGeit, Hoiinel"
limb er ftelte iid bi4t por iie bin
unb beo6a4tete iie Ihari.
sSrdulein 5ecamp purbe blei9 uno
begann gu sittern. 3luej = brei Male
1ffneten ii9 ibre 2ippen; aber re
trafte fsillen 5pn berdus.
Rum" madte er ilngeouloig.
.Sa a al Gr 1at mid pieles
oefra9t iiber Sic. 9loer es mar ia
alIes gang unI9ulbis, Die refine Reus
gierbe. Wian muB f9 bod tenHen
lernen lno ipilIen, ippter man tommt,
unb ppbin man gebt. llno i'd babe
ibm nt4ts geIonberes sr3dblt - nnr
irie mir 8bigbs tennen selernt =
unb baB 9err 8bisb tot lit = uno =
unD"
plDbli6 tam ipieber 5arbe in ibre
Wangen unO lie 5Dgert'
.llnb2" fraste er peremptoril9.
,llno - bas nit nit - sic
lpiiien bod - nit S5nen unb sSrdu
0bigb - bab Sic MOI. beiratsn mir
ben tlno bann ih"
g8eiter tam iie niti. Die &atds
ftrope mar and gu i9tper geipsisn
fir ibr jiingferli6es SerS. sic perz
fiel in cine 9lrt Sdrei.ampf, aus Dem
lie Der 9Ottor nur burb bic riidiihtsz
lpieIte 2lnipsnbung Dor einem Immrs
Mat Ris6fIdidten ettete; unb fis
beulte Iib in fold abiolute ln5urep'
nungsfG5igteit tlhein, oab nidts mcbr
nit ibr an5ufaneen mar.
,9us lit nun itpn -lnfaIl giumnler
brei beute mittng," brummte Or.
Gbartptt. p9OI Der Lcufel bic Weis
bsr!"
gr i6aute fnnenb 5um Geniter bins
aus.
Die bumlne qute tlt in ihrsn 9lIis
iunsfsrntoler," iasis er fid beiriez
bigt, yipenisiteus no6 bic aIlerosrs
niinfti9ite GrtIdrung unierer semeins
i6aftli6en RsiIe eriluoen. @enn
aber Der Sunb Don siusn Bigger ipirts
lid Elm -Spion 1T, min er taum burGn
slauben. Sd muB MID bod Dor Der
8dt ein penig mebr Inn Die f6Dne
8itib bemiiben. 5ru5ar ipdre bds fir
mid eefGbrIi6 sepeisa. 9lber bsuie,
8ptt lei Gant, 1T main 9erS sepdns
Sert.
llno bann sins er 5inuus unb lieB
bic unglidlids SuHqirau inter ben
Ruinsn hires 2ufii6loiies iisen.
(5ortisBung foIgt.)
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10. & pitel.

9libton stirt unb 9tnoleton muir
ben obne peiterss in bas 9efdnsnis
eineelaiIsn, bort barrie ihrer aber cine
grobe ueherrnituns, bsnn ourh einen
enbsren beIunbcren @insans, Der Dom
Sauptpoliseiamte bsrii6erfiibrte, ia
ben lie ipeben bic md6tige 9eital.
Ssbornes, uno hinter inn gernitein
unb ietnen rotbbaarisen gu6balter
auftauten. 4ls SsbDrne Iibtonz
Sirt erblidte, eritrablte ouf ieinem
breit.n Ssiidt elm addein Der 9enug=
thuung.
rSa1o", sribts .r, nfreut mid. Sic
su is6en; sic tommsn seraOe reft
unb 1perosn glei6 iehen. lpie ia einsn
neusn getpeis eegen Spatola srbuIte.
Das bier iino Die 2euts. BON bsner
Der Staliener pas gGipnstt setauft
hattie. Ga itaunen Sic, pas2"
0od 8ernitein fliiiteIte ibm ettpas
gu, unb bd oeri4nanD Ssbornss Ga.
6eln unb enttouiht idgtc er: rQ9,
bas iino bic 2euts, bic Sic uufgss
iadt baben2" Damn fraste er aibtonz
airt: rWie tomen Sic auf bieie ga.
jonsttsei6i6te2"
nginfa4 Dur9 yadoentsn", anti
iportste jsner.
Serr gsrnitein trat jest auf &irt
gu uno Iprad nit leiiem 5aDel: vSer:
Qibtrnzairt, purum baben sic uns
ni4ts baOon geiagt, pie tonntsn sic
fortseben, pbne uns auf5utlGren2
Wir iino iebr tart beTddfttst uno !
BADEN ipsnis 3eit, 9situnsen gu ls.
len, mir 5ufGqis las Sims eins. gr
bat natiirli9 iofort aGes bsgriffen |
unb mir tamen bierber, I'm Der 9es
re6tisteit uniersn geiitanO gu Isi>
ZEN"
.Gr bat bds 8aionstt uls bus osrz
taufte ertannt unb lit bereit, bies az
beidp0rsn", fiigte Osborne binau.
,Die febt's nit bem 8ilbe Spato<
las in Der 3si.ung, bat er oieies audi
ertannt9" fragte aibtonzairf.
Osborne entgegnete untpiri6:
,Shfe 5albtonbilber in ben 3situn<
gen finb ME febr gut. Sn ibnen feb.
@labitone aus tpie ponttus pilatus.
Gr min ben Wann felber feben, uHo
bas tpirb seniisen.'
SEPT fam Elm WGrtsr burd eine
9biire NIT einsm balben Dussnb @,s
fangener; elmer bopon mar Elm I6lane
ter. briiuetter iunser Wann nit ners
b6iem Nusbrud uno elmer md4tigen,
fdparaeu 2odenmdbne. Gr mabte
.inen fehr einssi4iiaser.tn. far4tia'
ns@ 1mbraa. u
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5reD. aleine Sr. an aouiie 9.
Dollinun Got 20 in Horlppob 9ielp
llnierabtbeiliIng, (Sfsuer $2); ST.
Scrbert 3. Runbdn an SoIepb ".
atisneD, gci So III Der 0Doe part Galt
llnterabtbeiluna (Steusr $2); 81.
Granf Mosbd9er qn gla Wl.
RorbSeim unb Gtbel gbambers, 81
bsi So SUB an Der Weitfeite Der 3elts
ner StraBe, % SUB norolid Der
Gorrp GiraBe, (Stsuer $D; 81.
Qlm O'Sonnen on Mcraarst Ma=
6er, 25 bel 50 SUB an Der Oitieits
Der Golutdria glpenus, $50 SUB an
Der Siibieife Der WeMillan Strabe,
(Steuer $3); 81.
Die penn Mutuul aife Sniurancs
60, an Gbarleg u. g. Reeb, 100 Bel
10s SUB an Der norbipeitIiden Gds
esr 6. unb Mounb Strabe (Stsusr
$48); $4S.0O0.
Die Suburban Real Gitate so. on
DeIbp .. SoltOn 81 bei 135 SUB
on Der SItisiie Der 8eiuben glpenus
IN glorfppob, (Stsuer 81; 81.
9lnguit @. 9ummerlin an 9sprse
s. MublbauIsr, 80 BEL 116 SUB an
Der Sitfeite Der Carthage 2lpenue,
40 sSub nDrblid Der @lenipoob aDee
me. (Steuer $l.50l; 81.
Gorl 3. Shub an GIiSabetb g.
ROebm, 25 bei 112 5ub an bsr Neits
ieite Der Silper Strabe In RorDppp,
fSteuer $3.50; 81.
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gruuocisent9nms lIebertraauusea.
@ineinnoti, 2s. gluauIt.

| V " " v NO' ~HSuit'
Die grppiomt Sauinss 9ant &
5ruIi Co., Sruitee, on SiS5ie Roit.
Got 624 in Der Nlaoiion pIace llns
tsrabt5eiluua, (Steuer 500; 81.
gtoolpb q. SLING an Gbpurp Rolf,
Got SO in 9ouis uuO u. y. aling's
Interarbeiluns an Der Sarriion
alpsnue, (Steuer 50c); 81
Wlinnis $. Stratsmeper Ii. 4no.
an 5cbn uno 2ulu Stratemsper. 20
bel 80 SUB an bsy Siibreitieite Osr
Jpuntain Sirabe, 3ipifdeH Der Rice
unb Mc@rep Str, (Steuer so; 81.
SenrD 8eiler on 0uiiabe unb 4ls
ma 81. Wlattle, 39sil bon Got 2 in
S6uitsr unb 0iIiOn's llnterabtbeis
lans Don SatIts, (Steuer so; 81.
Caroline 8idfslot an 9ouis u.
JOrtlpansler, 2ot 2 in Mm. SOepte's
4boition 5u glaoiionpille, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
9uItap u. 0Oy3 On Srlanb 6.
9l6pr Ii. 9tnb., QOts SO. 19, 20, 90
unb "a BON Der llHtsrabtbeiIuns Der
Stabt Uloutaut in MiGrrb, (Steasr
$3.50; 81.
Marp Sumlsr an bic Congregation
Der llniteb Brethren in gbriii, % BEL
11o,42 6uB an Der Giibfeite Der
McMiIan Strabs, (Steusr $1.50).
Die llnitsD Stntes plcpins Goro
So. an bic Stdot RorpoDb, ein
Streifen 9anb fir bic @erIdHgerlins
Der gesd Strabe in Rornoob, 81.
Seurn @ieiebabn all giiSabetb
Sdulte, 30 BEL 100 Jub an Der Msits
isite her sSloriba QDenus, 191 SUP
nOrOlib Der Gbai. Ibenue, (Steuer
81; 81.
Catherine M. gebrling an Robsrt
3. MlcUlabuH, Got 217 in Siram M
RuIiion's llntsrabtbsiluns bon Sit
Sperlopf, (Stsuer 81; 81.
aatie 3. Sinonton an Rsnl 9.
80 BEL $50 SUB an Der
Roroieite Der 2ucsrne glDenus, 100
5uB n0rbIi9 Der glbeIpbi Sirabs in
MaeiionOille, (Sisuer $2); 81.
gtmeliu Sones an Sobn q. Wsber,
sinen Sratt gnnb in Sittion 80.
Nillcreet Somnibip. (Steiier 81; 81.
Gbriit gtngert an 2ouiia 8rsitbolle,
1898 1000 Older Qanb in Settiou Is,
Miacrest sOlpnibip. (Sisuer SOC;
S1.00.
@iaiam 6. 6armpn an Soptia
Rraemsr. apt Ro. 1O8 rpn Der Spos
Bart @ait llnterabtbsiluns, (Sieuer
SD; $3.50.
MiGiam RObbers an Gam. Sbps
mas, 80 Bel 125 SUB an Der norbs
Gde Der Reeber uub Sputbs |
ibe 9(penue in Riperiibe, (Sieuer
S1.50); $1700.
2ilp Wdtdsr an emma 8. Mes
srsa, 100 BEL 426.23 SUB an Der
Rortb 8enb Roab in Gettion 81. /
5prinsfieIS sOpuihip. lStsusr $6);
100.
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0runbeisent6nm .SppOtbefen.
Geu ein9etragen

/ - - ~ - ' = p ''s
4enes SintIsp an GIenbale 9. IL
6. a., $500.
@eorse 81. Craig an Jrsosrit q
parhmann, $3.50.
Sobn Stratsmeper an Minniu
Strotemeber, 500.
guItab Mottls an Satfsp 9. II. 8.
Co., $500.
Do. an 6enrb 8silsr, $9s9.50.
Gffis Ri6arbs an Saflsb .. II. 6.
Co., $2500.
2Ouis u. 5prtpansler an Caroline
Widfelbt, $2500.
Hobsrt 3. McUadbdn an WsitpOpb
9omeiteao Co., $1,000.
SrIan 6. @6pr an Dlilforb 9. II.
8. 60, $500.
Sacob 8oGinaer on auidipitbs
brapal 3. u. Co., $1,000.
Reil s. Dtasuire an Cottage 3. II.
9. 60, $3.50.
emma 8. megrae an Carthage @.
II. =. ", SooOU.
Gbriftian glieIIon on Wsitlpoob
Spmeiieob Co., $4,000.
Gpbsrt 3. McMloban on gatbas
rine Wi. 9ebrIius, $490.
gnna 9. @iaildnb on linton Saps
inss 9. II. 3. Co., $500.
2ouiie O. 0plIman on 9olunteer
9. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
2ruiTe @. 9ullman on Grsb. aletn
Sr, $400.
Soispb M. Risnsb an WoobburH
g(psnue 8. II. 9. Co., $3.50.
%. an !Ssrbert .. hinpau II.
2lno.. $3.50.
Minnie g. S6asf,r an gaaf
Sireet 3. u. Co.. $500.
GSfporb 3. Callahan on gillian
SarpoOb. 500.
GGa Ms. Rprbbeim on SiasbaIe 8.
IL. .. Co., $500.
W.Ibb 9. SpIton on SbaronpilIs
g. II. g. Co., $3250.
GbnrIss u. 6. Reeb an Yenn Ulu,
iuaI aifs sSnf. Co., $47,500.
Sphn Map CT. an Sumss 9tr6er,
$10O.
@eorge 3. Mu6lbauisr an auguit
q. gdmmerIin, $1,000.
2tnna Slid an Guarantee D.poiit
Co.. $240O.
Ssrtd Wl. gennst an OeIta-a. u.
60, $1,000.
Do. an b., $1,000.
Do. an bo.. $4,000.
Samuel srresbman an q. g. Sile
osritsin, S1650.
2(lbert 8. Sbeff an Gbpurb
1poeri9fe, 1895.
Glisdbetb 9. Roebm en- Carl ).
Sdu6, $295.s3.
Setilete 5ppotbeten.
9lusuit S6ope an JinbIap Martet
10. 2 8. II. y. Co.. $1,000.
Nm. ". 6arrsG an Miami 9opns
'bip 3. II. g. Co., $1,000.
2tslis Strubls an bo., $1,000.
6iIIie 2. Yeurout an d., $3.50.
Glen RudOls an @eprge SilDsn,
$3.50.
9efie 9. WiTebubn OIL Grnit Sta'
i'm 8. Il. 3. Co., $500.
Gbriitian RieHon an Neitpoob
9omsiteab Co., $4,000.
0erbert .. gfunpon an Souibern
ohio 8. II. 3. Co., $4,000.
Carl :. S6ud an 0idfon 20.
perm, $400.
gyeisr 20. 8ae5ner an Netp Mass
lulid 3. II. g. Co., $500.
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Tsisftipruman BON
Sobn 8. M c Sntpre.
(Tprtfekund.)


Meiner Wlsinuns ned FAB 9ume
gerabe an feinsm pulte, 1Drte ben@ins
bringlius iommen uno itieB beim
Mufiprinsen cen Stubl Suriid, Der
@erbreder fprans aber fOfort auf ibn
all anb iraI ibn 70 gut. baB iensr
pbne einen 2aut umfiel, Damn trai
has 9ajoreti in SbdtisIeit. Sc folsts
fin turaes, bditises, iibe,eiItes Suden
mad benz sspiini1ten 9eeenitanb.
GntipeSer fdno nun Der MDroer, mas
fr iuhte, ober bic Shritte Bales
Yhredten ibn. sebenfalls offnete er bic
Gbur bes 2abens, Code Ihrie auf
nnb bsibe fluhen biefe 5reppe binduf
nab benz Dad unb bapon"
penbleton bate esoulois getpartet,
Bis isin 5reltnb eeenbet bate, bann
parf er. i'm speifelno uublinaelns.
ein: vDu Iusit, Der M6roer Offnets
bic 9abentbiir, Die &lingel ertDnte uno
Code i6rie, a5er alter 6reuno, tpenn
Code taubftumm lit. 10 .ann er bod
bic 8Iingel ni9t bDren unb brau4ts
oesbalb niGt gu i9reisn.
.Wenn bu mir senau sefclgt rpdrelt,
bGtkit bu gebDrt, baB - ni4t iaste,
Qode babe arfgeibrien, neil er Die
aIinsel sebDrt babe, fcnbern lsoiallf
besbaib, neil Der MOroer bic Sbiir
Dffnete, 70 bab bic S.tnael ertDnte.
Code ihris natiirlid ni6t, neil 'r
etipas b0rte, ionbern neil er etrpas
Iat, ndmli9 5urh einen SpaIt Sume
tobt auf benz @ooen liegea."
.9u staubit clip, bas Code eiaentz
lid ear ni6t cuf Wrrb arssing9"
.@prldufis CLAUDE i'd tas; iein Ses
noFe mubte entpeber gum Woroe
I9rsiten, I'm iid gu retten, ooer er
fppllts ii6 Tel5It aug pripaten Grim
ben rdhen, uno bic @ilbbeit bes Stuz
bes nit benz gaipnett ldbt mid oas
lebters dnnebmen."
,D1s fiibrt uns pisber gu Worris
unb Spatcla" rief Ys.ebletpn, rbis
ia beibe Sume srimmig Eabten. Sd
aber bic 6eioen 9erbre4er iiber oas
Dad snttamsn, 10 lit an5une9men,
bab elmer nit Der Oert.idteit senaa
pertraut mar, uno Oiss oeutet duf
Spatola."
.9arouf bsutet sror aud Der
Raul oes gajonetts, abe; ebeniorpenig
sninsenb", etipiberts 9lIbtonsairt.
r0oh tomm, mir fubren bauptid6<
lid bierbsr, I'm Grtunoigunssn pesen
bss sytalieners einSusieben."
sic perlieBen bus Suns, unb als
lie iid ienem anberen nGberten, in
bem ben 3estrn,aen suInlae Spatrla
iprbnte, ittsn Qibtou airt ettpas
einSufaqen uno er dnberte: rS6
CLAUDE, beiier rdre es NOD, !penn mir
susrIt nit Spatola iel6er iprd3en,
benn bunn t0nnen mir ipdter bon ben
ri6tigen @eIicntspuntteu ausgehen."
Sr itiegen Iie nodmal3 in bas auto
unb fubren nan benz GefGnsnis, in
benz Spatola feitgeieBt mar.
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Wieberfrddtio

sausfrau (fiir Iia): ~6ai msiue aS.
din ipieber einsn sniisbIid gelGmads
IoIsn Out. Die QbrsiTs Der Iobiitin
mub in mir bod dufidrsi6tn - bas
nit ib iie - stIeSsntlid msiaen
nsearbbinsu smpfsbIsu tam!
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bin getommen friiber, babsn Sic ees
fagt id foll fommen fpdter, unb jest
i4meiben &c rnsr binaus!" .
: Gfhdftsmann: yJreilid - neil i'd
triiher tetne Bet Saau ae4o5t bab'!"
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sic in bieier 3eit 10 luitige Saden
brirgen fonnen?"
S6riftleiter: n@as nil i6 nta-
den? Die peroen mir ia aus benz
Shiisengra6en 5ugeimtotl"
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GriesSee. 2tu6 ieins Siabtpsripaliung
unterideibet iid bon Der anberer
Stdbte. Sanbustp ipirb BON sinsm
giir1sr,@usi4ub r.giert. Der ben glos
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S.uiatiouen in Samousfp.

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Die &ummiiiion Der Giinf. = Stu.
Big als Sedt i'm aarpfenteid. =
Die Sbrfcise ais itdDtiI6e Regies
runssform. - glns bsm Solbaiens
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9iibneraugen.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-16

In his early stage career. when nc
played serious parts, Taylor Holmes, the
Young comedian who comes 10 Boyds
tbeater Thursday, May 4. for three nights
and Saturday matinee, in This Majesty
Bunker Beon.' direct from six months
run al the Cort theater, Chicago. was for
number OF years a member Of David
WarfIeld's companies. playing both In
"The Grand Army Man" and The Music
Master" Mr.. warfield. he says, was fond
Of trying 10 trip Up the actors In their
lines and would tr8nspose cues 80 as 70
embarraAs them. He tells this story:
I'm eThe Grand Army Man there was
n line which Mr.. Warfield spoke, which
read, Where shall ! deliver tho pack
agcY' Every night he would change the
line 80 ~ 10 trip me up. For weeks and
weeks we had gone on, but he didn't
score IN the encounter or course. II put
me on edge. and finally I decided TO put
the star on the defensive and end 1t once
and for all
ION certain night Mr.. warfieid read
his line thus: How, where and when shall
deliver the package.
ltHf Fthf OI EouTHPf ffpiishs HHpph
II over TO No. II Apple street~which
wasn't In the least like the correct line.
when the act was over Mr.. Warfleld
came to me and said: Now, see here,
Holmes. please remember that | will not
permit guying. The speech you gave me
In the last act Is not In the manuscript.
and lnasmuch as am satisfied with the
authors dialogue let us not try to Inn
prove on H.
Quite true, and II true. important
replied Then suggested to the famous
star that he take some Of the same medi-
cine and he agreed that II was good
idea-and that was the end Of II. We all
stuck TO the authors lines"
Now Mr.. Holmes is star himself, ap-
pearing in Ills Majesty Bunker Bean, :"
comedy by Leo Wilson Dodd. from
the stories OF the same name in the Sat
urday Evening Post by Harry Leon Will
son. The young star says that the Incl
dent with Mr. warfieid did him a world
OF good. lie keeps as closely as possible
TO tho correct lines. so as not TO worry
or disconcert the other members Of the
company.