Boston Globe (Newspaper) - July 30, 1916, Boston, Massachusetts Entertaining and Instructive by the Globe Newspaper The Best in till Field of by the Globe Newspaper CoJ SUNDAY JULY 1916 THE STORY OF OR WHAT YOU WILL Most Famous Plays in Story Form A Prose Narrative of the Great Dramatists Frothy and Jocund Giving the the Action and the Most Quoted and Beautiful Passages of the Play JULIUS MULLER Tho or this piny means the 12th which always wnBa treason uproarious pranks and boisterous Itm In Old Neither this title nor the You lias any ramming as this Tho IB true of other outward setting for tlic Though the scene Is In 1lirri Is either the action ir the mc English In and Rives Uis two humorous ingly English SEBASTIAN and his twin sister sailing from lie came prey to a mighty storm that split the A poor remnant oC the vessels company clung to a and drove ashore at last on the Among them was alone and Her strong cling to a had last been glimpsed n the wild drifting away into the deadly Friendless and she prevailed on the captain of the luckless ship to get for her some mule So she sought employment In the palace of Duke of Almost at once the Duke was charmed with the 1andsome who claimed the name Espe was the ruler pleased by the new comers dainty art In music and by the sweetness of the caroling music and still music he for his heart was sick with 1C music be the food of play on he had sighed to his Give me excess the appetite may sicken and That strain again It had a dy ing it came oer my ear like the sweet sound that breathes upon a bank of stealing and giving most Prince was all his high His heart was set upon the citys splendid the lady but she was hard to him as refusing all his proffers and ing herself to all his Love womanly and to him she unkind ley unstirred by Ills of unmoved although Sie grieved MO all the world could had been with him many frank and generous heart had so turned to the stranger that he unclasped the book of his most se cret soul and asked him to woo her for Address thy gait to he Be not denied Stand at her and tell them there thy loot shall grow till thou have Be leap all bounds rather I An spoak with my I then unfold the passion of my cried the It shall become thee well to act my Dianas lip is not more smooth and Pros per well In and thou shalt live as freely as thy and call his fortunes Ill do my best to woo your said Viola but she looked after him as he departed and whispered to herself I myself would be his Denied at she clamored at It as the Duke had and at last obtained If you be not be said If you have be Tis not that time of the moon with me to make a skipping Yet as her eye rested on the so so beardless and so she listened despite herself and faithful and pleaded her masters cause which she fain would have She begged for a private and almost to her own surprise granted Then said the Viola to courting boldly like man TIs beauty truly whose rei and Natures own sweet and cun ning hand laid you are tin cruellest alive if you will lead these graces to the grave and leave the work no laughed J will no be so My beauty shal be Inventoried two lips in different red two gray eyes with lids to them one and chin and Were you sent hither to praise me 1 see you what you You are too But if yoi were the you aro My lor and master loves such lov not be recompensed though o were crowned the nonpareil of What is your parentage asked Above my answered Viola yet my state is Get you Bald Olivia I ova Let him send no you come to me again to tell me how he takes Faro you When the messenger had she re Above my yet my ulate Is Ill be sworn thou Thy my thy notion I and do give thee She called her Run after that same peevish messen she He left this ring gave him a ring that the had slipped from her own Toll him Ill none of Desire him not to his Lord with If he will come this way Ill give him reasons for I Uo 1 know not said Olivia to and fear to find my eye too a flatterer to my She to hold so answered the Duke I know too well what love women men may exclaimed Viola equal passion reddening and con she went on In they are ns true of heart as My father had a who loved a as might were I a I should love your And whats her history asked the A my she She never told her but let con like a worm in the bud feed on her damask She pined in and with a green and yellow melancholy she sat like patience on a smiling at Was not this love indeed She hurried away and went again to Olivia to woo once more for the but Olivia would not I bade you never speak of him she and before she could check herself she added But would you undertake another I had rather hear that than music from you the Having said so she threw all reserve to the winds and went on storm lly I sent a ring to Under your hard construction must 1 for forc ing it on you In shameful What might you think Enough Is shown to My heart Is hidden by a mourn ful I pity said measuring woe by her own unrequited love for Thats a degree of said no answered knowing that tobe cruel now was Full oft we pity Be not good I will not have you Olivia called her pride to stand by There lies your due Then said the farewell eagerly that poor pride deserted her again and she said weakly I tell mo what thou thinkst of And when Viola answered she burst ail helpless 1 love thoe so Nor wit nor reason can my passion Do not think ill of me because I Love sought is but given unsought is I have one one bosom and one and that no woman re nor never one shall mis tress be of it save I She leaving Olivia to but not to giva up As Orsino clung to his love or her despite her so she her loVer for this She was beset by other made her house Her Sir Toby who lived on her nd had free lodging in her was determined that she should marry a irony of Sir Andrew rom whom he had borrowed more than his ruined purse ever ould Sir Andrew was not quick in his Sir admitting this slight what of that Hes as tall lan as any in he and has three thousand ducats a Hes a fool said serving hes a great quarreler and but that he hath the gift of a coward to allay his fever In quar he would quickly have the gift of And my lady takes great ex ception to the drunkenness of both of You are drunk nightly With drinking healths to my hiccupped Sir I was drunk al Ill drink to her as long as theres room in my throat and drink in Fair do you think you have fools in hand blustered Sir 1 have not you by the re whereupon Sir Andrew his which she saying such sharp things that Sir Toby complained bitterly when did I see thoe so put down sometimes I have no more wit than an ordinary man an swered Sir shaking his head Ill ride home Sir Your niece will not be tut objected Sir Sir Andrew nodded his head end said Ill Say a month I am a 6 the strongest mind in the They fell to drinking again and began to We will make the welkin dauce roared Sir emptying his nieces good wine into himself glori We will rouse the night He called in a singer and bade him give them a love The fellow tuned up mistress where roaming stay and 1our true loves That can sing both nnd no pretty sweeting end in lovers Every son doth The Jolly drunkards howled the re rain and shouted for until the louse rang with their and Olivia sent her to bid them My tree in beheld with wicked delight how Malvolio found the letters and read To be Count Malvolio said the vain casting his eyes up and stand Ing in a haughty I will call for my kinsman Toby approaches and bows to Shall this fellow live asked Sir Toby I will continued the steward in his Cousin you must amend your drunkenness Sir Andrew and Maria had to hold Sir Toby at to keep him In I shall said the you charge by thy Here to unfold though lately we Intended To keep In darkness what occasion now Reveals before tis ripe what thou dost Hath newly passd between this youth and Tainted liy I could marry tills wench for this said Sir purple with glee as went his nose In the So could I declared Sir Olivia dta not strike but listened In amazement as he Quoted passages from the letters with a mysterious when ho fell to making she cried full of that the poor fellow was and tried to coax him to go Into his When he and became ever more she lied and called for Thereupon Sir Toby and Sir An drew fell on him and with loud and heartfelt carried him into the house and dragged him into a dark where they locked him under the plea that he was dangerously Having succeeded so well with Mal Sir Andrews fighting blood lusted for more great He began to rail about the favors that Olivia showed to the Dukes I will challenge him said Sir Toby approved the Idea Hurt him in 11 he witli My niece shall take note of There Is no in the world can prevail more with woman than report of They decided that they should attack when next he left house and as the Duke continued to send his messengers they had not long to Defend thyself said Sir Inter the messenger near the Thy bloody as a awaits thee at the You answered sorely I am sure no man bath any quarrel with Youll nnd it I assure responded Sir Therefore betake you to your Your oppo nent is a His is so implacable that satisfaction can be only by pangs of death and I am no protested At least ask him what my to Sir Toby Instructed a to guard the while he hur to Sir Andrew and told him wick edly Hes the very devil They say he lias been fencer to the Sophy of Con Ill not meddle with Sir Andrew nnd when SI Toby told him that bin opponent not be pacified wag coming at once be complained bitterly Plague on It Had I thought he had been Il have seen damned before Id hav challenged Coax him to let th waste your time with a foolish Thats me swore Sir Andrew In read the letter In my stars I am above but be not afraid of Some are born some achieve and some have greatness thrust upon Re member who commended thy yellow Thou art if thou de to be He drew himself I will be he I will baffle Sir She did commend my yellow stockings of I will put them He will come to her in yellow stock and tis a color she chuckled who agreed with everything that was propounded by his bottle They waited till they saw with flaring yellow approach his as so that he smiled his face Into more lines than IB In the new map with the aug mentation of the 1 can hardly forbear hurling things at she I know my lady will strike matter and Ill give him my era Fabian hurried Viola In at the mo mid Toby whispered to hei He finds that the quarrel Is not wort fighting Therefore he will figh only to fulfill his Therefore draw hurt you he o gentleman mus he protests ho will not Hurrying to A annie i1 First French Trench Which Appeared Oct Has Long List of Shells and Hungry Rats Sometimes Make Delays in Jokes and Cartoons Instead of News of the Have Distinguished Contributors have one bout with for his honor But ho will not hurt An Sir Toby muttered to himself Th gray horse Is Just as the trembling duelists dre their each praying with terror they were and Viola too the opportunity to Thereupon SI feeling emboldened by th thought that his opponent was a coward shouted boldly Ill after him Ibea ilm and rushed in followe Sir Within a few moments they came u with one whom they thought to b They fell on but befor hey had struck more than a blow o their efforts were responded to s and promptly by a pair of and that they ha sore heads and bruised and wer most eager to cry Enough The poor knights could not understan i El1 clasped her and yielded What it decreed must and bo this said Had Viola been a man as she pre she might have been sore when brought the a pitted against a her womans wit led her to the She loves me sure thought Poor lady Bhe were better love a I gee thou art a easy il in for the in womens waxen hearts to set their forms our frailty Is the not for such aa we are made such we be She went to Duke Orsino and told him that Olivia was rate Trying to Viola cried that some as perhaps there is hath for your love as great a pane of heart as you have for Olivia There Is no womans heart so big are you mad asked Do you make an alehouse of my ladys house Art any more than a steward de Sir Dost thou toe thou art there shall be 10 more calces and ale by St Anne shouted the who had done the looking deti PAPERS FROM I f the trenches In Belgium and which wind as a serpent from the North Kea to the Vosges the serious business of war fare has not succeeded In smothering the oldtime French gayety In the sol diers of Substantial evidence or this Is found In the many humorous newspapers that are being published In the within sound and range of enemy It is believed that de which commenced publication on Dot was the first of the French trench Its first and second num beVs were typewritten but be hot 1 the right exclaimed Sir Toby with a merry rub your beard with Bring us some wine If you prized my ladys Mis tress said to the serv ing you would not give means for this uncivil Go shake your answered and the steward backed out of the Let us make a fool of sug gested Sir I will do HI promised He Is a an ass that believes himself to be so crammed with excellencies that he thinks all who look on him love I will drop In his way some epistles of u can write very like rny your He shall think that shes In love with ance at And ginger shall beginning with the in journal and has since printed from Aside from the latest news of the the newspaper contains much humor and even Although other sections of the in trenched line have not been so fortu nate as to have access to printing the Ingenuity of the French sol diers soon found a means of duplicating handwritten newspapers In A story Is told of how Sergt wishing to amuse his comrades tit the 154th Territorial resolved to publish a trench newspaper which would contain and even sketches representing the efforts of local The captain of the com pany approved of the and even went to the of furnishing the necessary paper and the copying Delayed by a 77 Shell But the copying paste was still lack so the wouldbe publishers set about to find the requisite Ruined villages back of the lines were and after diligent pursuit o ly a find of as well as several I ake tins for holding But no did they attempt to use the gum for copying purposes than they earned to their great dismay that It vas of the variety suitable for loners and worthless for their purpose they sent a corporal to a town reveral miles In who succeeded In bringing back the much desired The preparation of the gum Into a suc reproducing device was soon ap thanks not only to the In genuity of the but also to a liberal collection of odds and gathered in ne Yet Just as the Impressions were being made and the men were about to realize their a German 77 shell fell In the midst of the Improvised print putting the quietus on the publish ing the men recom their and In a short time the first number of the Fanlon made Its appearance In the form of over 100 Government Interested Aside from German and other forms of the French Jour at the front have other problems to face which are no less disastrous to their It Is not unusual for them to return from an engagement only to find that the trench rats havt de their copying paste and But oven this obstacle has not pro vented the multiplication of these orig inal So much Interest has the French Government taken hi the trench newspapers that It has author ised M Charles de La to col lect copies of nil of which are to be preserved in the National library of The list of the publications alone Following the de there have been numerous trench papers started by the fighting Among them Le Petit IScho flu 18e Regiment which la con ducted under the editorship of Corp Huguet and autographed In different colored ink for each issue des edited by the wellknown French Paul and con articles and poems from the pens of such celebrities as and Ros Theodore Botrel and Henri de du which ia written on a typewriter du Ravin of the 41st Battalion of Chas and many other Echos which are characterized by their Interesting and brilliant Next day the tn a tfi rewarded Is to occupy over a Too Busy to Get Out Edition Strange there Is little refer ence made In these novel periodicals to matters of warfare they are replete with local cartoons and similar matter temporarily to remove tne thoughts of the readers from the horrors of Continuing we come to the illustrious Face a the organ of the 91st Ter which has been printed on a copying machine In the region since Aug It IB issued every the opposing Germans do not seriously object the fourth num ber of tho for was withheld several weeks because tho editors apd printers were rather busily occupied In settling a little dispute with the Aside from the word Echo to ti tho trench papers appear to be most partial to hence there Is a wide assortment of titles making use of that For among there are the Pollu the PolH Les do la Ue founded in and Le directed by Dr Veve Printed at the Is one of the most importan of the trench since it more than In Trench Slang is the which Is according to Its an anec humorous and It came into existence on the banks of the at the beginning of It this transformation of one who had been so timid Into a very roaring lion of In It was no transformation at In character of made good her escape long and the luckless Sir Toby and Sic Andrew had fallen on her twin rescued from his bad come to chief city to offer We to the wretched with grief for his beloved ste er he thought he ad wandered through the streets o aim or and thus had chanced o be near house when the two allant knights servants ran to her and tolet ier that Cesario was being She out and drove her uncle and his oft with angry Then he turned to him whom she thought to and begged him to return to lie Do not deny she My poor beart was startled for Sebastian looked at her in mild sur But he was no to with tand such I he or else this IB a If it be thus to still let me To he followed her to house with pleasant In her thinking that the cold nd heartless had yielded after all to her she said such words to Sebastian that bold and bold seized tempting Ac the name Cesario by which she addressed he fed her hungry heart with all the soft endearments that she longed So well sped their mutual courtship that sent for a priest and they were still wholly unable to guess how his good fortune had come excused himself meaning to settle his affairs at the Inn where he had walking out after he left met the Duke and his among them whom she addressed as hus At the the Duke was transported with the anger of one Hiou dissembling cub he said to his What wilt be when time made thee grizzled and take her But direct thy feet where thou und I henceforth may never Utterly Viola was I when Sir Andrew and Sir Toby came both with bleeding pursued on the heel by who stopped short when he saw the One face and two persons exclaimed the looking from Viola to Sebas tian and back Brother and thus suddenly and strangely ran to each other with Joy and Then Sebastian turned to Olivia and whispered to her So comes you have been mis took but nature to her bias drew In Olivia smiled at well pleased with her The to whispered thou hast said to me a thousand times thou never shouldst love woman like to And all those sayings will I over declared with all her soul In her loving Your master lets you he an And for your service and since you called me master for so here Is my You shall from this time be your masters A sister cried You she by Julius NEXT SUNDAY THE STORY OF ANTONY AND fs directed by Paul aided by several among them engraver and 2d Lieut of Reserves professor of n Although elaborately printed In tho Marmita is edited in a modest which Is quite devoid of tho usual comforts of an editorial Still other Journals are the Crl do La Voix du 75 and the Is another which Is devoted entirely to poetry of the must humorous with occasional contributions from Emile and Henri de Perhaps the must unique of the Jour In LEcho dOB which Is worded entirely In the now terms of the Its pelling articles are rendered still more humorous by the peculiar expressions and words which tho soldiers have come to use both for military and everyday LEcho de LEcho do Gour La Diablo tho Boyau and the Hareng Vernl are the most conspicuous trench papers that have not been mentioned of By from Copy others by AROUND THE FAMILY TABLE Summer and Other Things This is the exclaimed as the family eat around a small table in the Summer And they have the nerve to call this stuff breakfast Whatever it originally or may have been intended is too deep a problem for but it sure never was intended for human beings to Isnt it said It isnt half and there is no salt in I simply cant eat thats and Im going to make a how I wish I had some of Maggies said I never thought sho was much of a but believe I will take off my hat to her as a firstclass Every morning since we arrived we have had either a bale of damp excelsior or a dish of this mushie chicken and not even at It isnt as bad as the commented Every time toast it is and the only evidence we have that It has been a fire is the fact that it Is burned Perhaps they got it at a fire sale and have been saving it for Summer At the worst thing is the broke in They or at least they claim in their letters that they serve fresh eggs and garden but I saw a case of eggs up from the to think they dont Perhaps If we had gone to a place that did we wouldnt have gotten I dont want you to eat any Of those griddle said They are not half and would be like lead on your I want cried They are the only thing I can and I like maple Maple syrup Is exclaimed If that ever saw a maple it was through the kitchen when the cook was making it out of brown Its a good thing they a label on or they would have the poor food inspectors after Dont the inspectors would never make the mistake of culling this stuff said I wish I could go out in kitchen once and show them how to cook a It would be a relief to make just one batch of Thats knock the commented they mind it and the hardest knock wouldnt make an impression on Well Ive eaten in all the joints around said but tho worst place I ever got into couldnt compare to When I get back to town Ill never kick at Ill just remember what we endured and be And the eating isnt said They said there wasnt a single mosquito up and here we are all bitten and hardly able to sleep half of the they were right replied There Isnt a single mosquito every one is married and has a large I will sure have something to say to the friend who recommended and I had never thing to make him hate me And they said there waa good exclaimed of that I would dispute the hut the result la Just encouraging as that enjoyed by Simple The only flan we have had came from the fish market in and they must have by jokes about summer observed I never supposed there was anything like this in New Thank they are replied New leads the world in Summer resorts and Summer and I struck the only poor In all our we never struck one that not all they claimed for Good food is the and I think we happened to hit the one exception they say must exist to prove i Dont talk BO here comes the admonished Mrs we were just talking about what a fine time 1 dont see how you can Bet such a table for Summer Nor remarked By Eugeno
