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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

uIead and dire which draws mobs and is
pronounced dangerous and sedirous bv the
1ar-seeing Mayors and other local nui-
sdhces who interfere where thev have an
Iiudi passes and free programmes. Mr.
"a "son 5 most fearsome drama is "'The
ohIeid OF David" and is fun of attacks
On 'he ahL-Dreyfusards and adulation for
ZoiH though these elements have no spe-
clal place in the threatening work of it,
e'alure- Mr. Arden meantime is chisel-
liz tne Iaults in his great play to invisi-
2.e pleillshes and none of plays could be
mo, touchlng or noble, more emblazoned
WIN heightened melo1rama and sensation
nan, nan the work of this clever, versatile ana
uIpIetendlng American genius.
AT any rate, the Shakespearean slump is
not retrieving with that pertinacity and
sII1 somebody holding the stakes bet it
"ouiu year ago and with all due respect
lof tne Avon faVorite it may be prophesied
1hat mis- conspicuous position on the ion
SHeH, where the dried laurel scents the all
,oo-Siorlous classics of finer times, is real
~ me pest place for him while the quality
OF actor and actress is so very unequal to
ne TASK OF Illuminating him and the quail
Ivy OF auditor is completely UNEQUAL 10 the
TASK OF witnessing him without acute SOM
holency and painful regrets During the
appearance of Odette Tyler and distin
gulsned comrades in "OtheIo." a son of
the tenderloin district sat with his best
stoop-shouldered girl of the sums and a s
they cheWed gum and spelled out the bill
they We're gravely puzzled
What's dis Otello about Mag? Amt
ne dc guy dat stuffs de piller in his wife's
mug?'
'Yu kin search me" thoughtfuly replied
Mas.
Mrs. Voynich, the author of THE Cad
fy, a dramatizaton of which Stuart Rob
son is soon to present, is having trouble
with the actors manager She has siren
uously objected to the changes which have
been made in her version. Her idea is
that in dramatizing a psychological novel.
where the motive of the plot is so largely
interpretive, there is always difficulty In
placing the inner workings of the mind
OF the characters in some visible form.
The hero of "The Gadhy" carefully re-
Trains from revealing his love, by word or
action, until he reveals it in a letter de-
lVered after his death. The heroine,
"Gemma," is apparently not even herself
aware Of her love for him. In drama tiz-
ing her story Mrs Voynich has closely fol-
lowed the method of the novel, and it is
this method that the manager of Mr.. Rob
son wishes to change, making the gradu-
ally developed love appear in the play
and introducing a lot of new love bust
ness" Mrs. Voynich is holding out
against the proposed change
An -out-of-door performance of Carmen"
succeeded by a genuine bull fight, is the
latest novelty to amuse the people of
Southern France. 1t took place In Tou-
louise a few Sundays ago in a huge arena
that had been built for the purpose There
were 200 performers, headed by Marie de
TIsle and Bibert OF the Opera Comique
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Continued from Page 3.
ron sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
--T-- ---------
IWo deal HOMES IN SOUTH ERIN
section; eNcehently located; one three
both are ,aree Iofs Won can,f b1il6 t5..
houses alone for these amounts Youmans
q Demmond
IL YOU ARE INTERESTED IN LOTS
we have them in anv ,o,ation vou w,nt
below are a few. Two Of the choicest in
the Meadows three hundred and twenty
I'VE each others from two hundred each.
-Four lots ON Abercorn, between Second
beautifiuy ioeSt,d o srS,;n ,G' o ~
two hundred If sofia before sent * e,hoir.
cet lot, -, t,,,i - 'V, 49,, 7sl'l 49, ~.
Beautiful lots on Whitaker, nine hundred
ana nifty. Desirable lots in Park, and COR
ner lot on Park Extension, sixty feet front.
Yo,rnans g D,,,,,,,,, 'o'S III oo'i'''sN'''e'
9s,',,,''-- = i1'',''''o''u
oye iC ye,.c i5oM All If NDEhb0LT
ToaA So,tan l - p,1ee9 ~. Pun ..,
homo NJ Nto,7r+ -, -. S,','
aSti,oi - a.. at inp0n Iess 'u"u
TWO IN, 1,t5t, ,,,,e,-r ,,,,rr, ,,r-,,
homes % rsla 81 ~. - - 800 = -.
river Of oro,t sa.rJa, as a. iosS IaG,l,s
Youmans & Demmond. 3 Provident Build
ing.
FOR SALE. FIVE HOUSES. NEW
Houston street, near West Broad; rentals
s372; will sell for $500 j. Il. Fulton &
Son
FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE LOT ON
Sixth street. near Bull. j. E. Fulton &
Son
-oP SALE spr rrNrr,rr ,.,,c,, n,
home cheap on easy terms Park avenue,
west w. c. Fripp & Co.
FOR SAFE rorrp SNAIL trotree,e
on Tenth street; brand new. w. G. Frlpp
& Co
ron CO, =, ,,,,,-,1 ,,l,,,e,,,.-,-,,r
I,oIf,,, 49, i''. ~ ~ :, 81 -
~ e'i''' ''s' "uii'' w. - up
,,1,.,, r, =,
~, ~ pEAl@rt' - ny FL iiCAr- w
rr. s ,C'' i'''iiu NJ s'oi iioe' -
riiPP "
FOR SALE f5. 60 BY l25, CORNER BUR
ioue'' anu 1>i''i'' w. - rllpP w.
FOR SALE, FORTY-FIVE ACRES AT
Isle of Hope, with residence arteslan We'll
t . NJ trees ETC. very cheap, W. = Prlpp
- ~ - -
FOR SALE slAIfrFOuR-FOoI LOT
y" 1.ll,a &C. &c near Dui'' parsa'n' W.
- mp ~ w.
FOX SALE eO-fOO LoI ON Ninth
ana Apercorh street. W. - PrlPp 70
FOR SALE. &c BY 10 ON NORTHEAST
corner Second avenue and Drayton; the
best piece of Investment property now on
the market. w. c. Fripp & co.
FOR SALE. FIVE HOUSES ON
Gwinnett street. west of West Broad; three
Of them just built will pay Is per cent w.
g. trlpp d co.
FOR SALE. FIFTY ACRES WITH
nice residence at White Bluff; extremely
cheap. w. c. Fripp g. Co.
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MA" said the young fly, what are
all those flies doins?' That's fy-paper
said her mother. Keep away from it,"
ooh! they look as if they were holding a
convention and couldn't adjourn. Puck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

Walton ito fshmonger)-Just throw me
half dozen of those trout. Fishmonger-
Throw them? Walton-Yes; then can go
home and tell my wife 1 caught 'em. l
NAV be a poor fisherman, but I'm no liar.
Household Words.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SUMMER RESORTS.

GRAND VIEW HOTEL, sALUDA, N
c.. no malaria, no mosquitoes. Special
rates for September.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

7
CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE, CLAIR
et Madeira. California Rhine wine, port,
sherry and catawba at Renters, corner
Drayton-Liberty streets.
FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
to Cornwell g. Chapman.
DROP IN TOMORROW AND GET
a refreshing drink from my new stock of
Lewis '66 or Mount Vernon, or Bakers
William Diers. West Broad and Liberty
streets.
MATTRESSES MADE AND RENO
waited; furniture upholstered and repair
ed. David Clark. ll Jefferson street.
ALL KINDS OF COOKING AND
heating apparatus repaired in the best
possible manner by u. ". Thomson,
agent, 146 West Broad. Phone 1925
CALL AT THE PHILADELPHIA
dental parlors. "a West Broughton street.
there you can have your teeth extracted
positively without pain; no sleep produce
ing agent or cocaine, but arophene.
NEW SPRING BUTTER. Csc A
pound; try Il; you'll like it. Remler. cor
ner Drayton and Liberty streets.
/ KEEP ONLY THE BEST WINES
and liquors; Mount Vernon, Lewis '66.
Palmers Bakers, Paul Jones; my prices
suit William Diers. West Broad-Liberly.
FURNITURE REPAIRED UPHOL-
stored renovated; speciality. packing ana
shipping. David Clark, ~ jefferson
street.
MAIZE MONEY WRITING STORIES.
For particulars address The Sunny South,
Atlanta, Ga
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A FEW BOARDERs CAN BE ACCOM-
modated at $l4 Liberty west. Miss A.
Berry
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Confined from Page 3.
Fon sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.

run SALE-ml SAEILAN EOIS.
\ FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE AT
% Bay street east
FOR SALE. TWO LADIES' HIGH
grade wheels, cheap. il6 Huh street, west.
FOR SALE, A PAIR OF FINE MULES;
can be seen at the stables Of c. A. l..
Cunningham.
FOR SALE. ONE FINE NEW MEAT
refrigerator; cost $3.50; capacity ton of ice
10 quarters beef: also fun set butchers
tools, including new Howe platform scales,
cheap. c. S. Van Horne. with C. A.
Drayton Grocery Company.
FOR SALE, ONE GOOD SAFE,
cheap twenV-four by eighteen inches
also fine bar mirror, slxty-three inches
by forty-eight. Apply southwest Brough-
ton and Price. over butcher shop.
sLAUGHTERING SALE WILL COM
mence Monday at the great variety store.
We have eight floors and one warehouse
packed with goods that was bought before
the rise. Goods win be sold in retail at
wholesale prices; one fine brass canopy
bed worth one hundred dollars for fifty.
Wagons and bugeies in proportion at NJ
Nathan's. 22l and 226 Congress street,
west.
FOR SALE CHEAP A NICE LIT
tie business; chance for some one For
particulars, apply 921 West Broad.
FOR SALE. HANDSOME BEDROOM
suite, cheap for cash 92l West Broad.
FOR SALE. GENTLE HORSE AND
wagon. 92l West Broad
FOR SALE. CHEAP. TWO ACCLINIA-
ted cows; good mixers. Apply 400 Brough-
ton, west.
FOR SALE, AN INCUBATOR rs re
good order with all apartments; have good
reasons for selling same. Address Incuba-
tor, this Office.
FOR SALE. TOP BUGGY IN RUN
ming order cheap. 2lt Taylor street, west
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST ON THURSDAY, A SMALL
gold watch, initial f.. Duffy between
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BOARDERS WANTED. 1926 PER
week by private family. 52i Montgomery
street.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING, PLEASANT ROOMS.
good table; hot and cold water. 215 West
Liberty street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

The first three acts were given in the
usual fashion, but when the fourth came,
Qunito, the most famous matador of
Spain, marched out, followed by a gaudy
train of assistants, and after Jose had
killed his tickle sweetheart he proceeded
to kill four fierce young bulls. An enor
NOUS crowd was present and enthusiasm
ran high Gilbert, by the way. will be
the Tristan when Wasner's love drama
is given in Paris this coming winter.
Jessie Bartlett Davis, having broken
away from the Bostonians sends word
throughout the world that she will soon
be abroad in the land with a company of
her own the central figures of which will
be herself and her niece. BeTle Bartlett.
1t is said William Broderick, William
Philip and William Pruitt will be in the
company-a trio of good bills that ought
to pass current 10 any part of the music
loving world With all these and others
ont, how about the Bostonians? Like the
bow with the nice whip; ne lost the lash
and had to tie piece of old rope on the
handle. Then he broke the handle, and
had 10 substitute a piece OF lath. But he
clune to the idea mat he still had his nice
whip. But Father Barnabee will proba-
bly, go through the season with his Gus
tomary success
The admirers Of Joseph jefferson viii be
interested in knowing that his grandson,
Harry Farieon, has been awarded the
medal offered by the City Musicians
Company of London for the most distin
guished musical student of the year. An
oDeretta entitled "Floretta' composed by
Young Farjeon was recently produced by
the ROYAL Academy of Music students and
met with instantaneous success.
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ron RENT-sTOREs.


FOR RENT. STORE 12i WHITAKER
street; immediate possession. r. S. Clag-
horn. ITO Bryan, east.
FOR RENT. THAT VERY DESIRABLE
business stand, with residence attached.
southeast corner Whitaker and State
streets. Peter Reilly.
STORE FOR RENT CORNER BAR
nard and Park avenue, formerly occupied
by l.. y. Greer. Apply 10 J. +. Brooks,
10 Bay street, west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

LOST, ON THURSDAY, A SMALL
gold watch, initial f.. Duffy. between
West Broad aud Whitaker or Anderson,
between Whitaker and Habersham. Re
ward if returned to iii West Broad street
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

MATTRESSES MADE AND RENO
waited; furniture upholstered and repair
ed. David Clark. 141 Jefferson street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR SALE, TOP BUGGY IN RUN
ming order cheap. 2li Taylor street. west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

ALL KINDS OF COOKING AND
heating apparatus repaired in the best
possible manner by y. N. Thomson,
agent, 146 West Broad Phone 2625.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

w nat was probably the largest royalty
ever paid a playwright for the use of
,rama was paid by The late Angus in DAILY
TO Cecil Raleigh, the English writer of mel
dramas, for The Great Ruby"
IL has been learned from one who saw
'he contract that Mr. Raleigh's share OF
me gross receipts for this play during the
oos run last season at Days theater
was 10 per cent. OF the first $1,000, 20 per
cent. OF the next - 900, 20 per cent. of the
next 5000 30 per cent of the next $1,000
ana IS per cent. of an over $4,000 each
"eek An additional specification in Mr.
Ldieigh's favor was that his royalties were
10 De paid him at the end of each week
.elore any moneys were deducted from
,"e total of gross receipts for other ex-
lenses From this ii may be computed
MAJ on week when the receipts ran to
F4-'VOO, the playwright received $500.
ne Hebrew is to occupy the entire cal
.ium light of dramatic fame this year and
9loiS accrues 20 every majestic attempt
~ rescue him from temporary difficulties
una surround him with fame and a price
'o-see, which argues full pockets FOR the
.Aperts and lasting dissemination Of his
manifold virtues under oppression. John
lawson, a heroic actor of the Oliver Doud
1yron type. in fun blast, has begun the
var by making riotous hit in the English
,r i,o.lnces IN play entitled Jew or Cen
romance with many simi.arlHes 20
ifMpen splendid MAY. only The story is
.g,' IN Reme and has more a flavor Of
40 Nadis' than any other exposition
'le theme. Lawson has another play
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS. GO
to Cornwell a. Chapman.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR SALE, AN INCUBATOR rs re
good order with all apartments; have good
reasons for selling same. Address Incuba-
tor, this Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR SALE. THREE FINE TWO-STO-
ry tenements in the best renting location
on sale this week at $1,000; more we can't
advertise; cal and get particulars Plat
shek x Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

THAT NICE OLD RESIDENCE, NO
214 Oglethorpe avenue, west; elegant loca-
ton for boarding house, cheap and on
easy terms. 1. d. LaRoche.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR SALE, THE CHOICEST BUILD
ing lot on Second avenue. between Aber-
corn and Lincoln 81 by 1873; price, $3.50;
have a bid near this but nothing less can
buy il, investigate and be a winner. Plat
chek & Co.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS,
Continued from Page 3.
FoR RENr-uoUsEs.

----~-~-~~-~-~~-----~~---
FOR RENT DESIRABLE DWELL
ing, corner Abercorn and Hall kollock
&, ScreVen.
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FOR SALE, THOSE TWO WE'LL
built English Easements three-story brick
% and 81 State. east. for 5000; none bet
Ter as investment or home. Platshek &
90
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FOR SALE. CHEAP. TWO ACCLINIA-
ted cows; good mixers Apply 42O Brough-
ton. west.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

a FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE AT
% Bay street east.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

NEW SPRING BUTTER, Csc A
pound try Il; you'll like it. Remler, cor
ner Drayton and Liberty streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

THE COSIEsT LITTLE HOME. NO.
22O Duffy street, east: also the adjoining
property to the west; see about terms
on this property and you will buy. l. D..
LaRoche.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

FOR RENT, A NEATLY FURNISHED
six-room cottage, corner Habersham and
Sixth streets, $12 per month. E, /. Okarma,
Ill Broughton, east.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-10

GOOD BUSINESS PLACE. ON EAST
Broad street; business corner near Tybee
depot; southeast corner Bay and Lumber,
paying per cent net on price asked; six
dwellings. southeast corner Duffy and
Cuyler; 419 CASTOR, east SOP and 5N Price
street: thirty lots near the city, at thirty
dollars each. on time, one dollar per week
until paid for. l. d. LaRoche.
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THE INCEST PROPERTY ON THE
market No. 212 Ninth street. east; in
creasing in value every day; easy terms.
|. d. LaRoche.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

There are AZ Chinese temples in the
United States.
During the siege of Paris butter was
sold at $40 pound.
Three thousand marriages are per.
formed every day all over the world.
There are 672 known volcanoes in the
world, of which 27O are active.
A speck of gold weighing less than
one-millionth part Of a grain can be
seen with the naked eye.
The heart beates ten strokes n min.
ute less when one Is lying down
than when in an upright posture.
Emperor Charles V. carried watch
in 1880 that weighed 81 pounds. In such
case II is proper to say only "carried;' =
such watch is never worn"
Most Chinese mandarins pass the
whole Of their lives without taking q
single yard OF exercise. Under no cir
cumstances whatever is a mandarin
ever seen on foot In his own jurisdic-
tion.
A woman without arms has been mar.
ried at Christ church, New Zealand
The ring was placed upon the fourth
toe OF her left foot. A similar mar.
riage to this was performed at ST
James church, Bury st. Edmund's, in
1882. The ring was placed on one OF
the brides toes, between which she
grasped pen and signed the marriage
register.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-10
HUMOR IN SMALL "ADS."
"For Sale or Exchange"
Column.

There is more than one way OF get
ting rid OF some article you don'tw
and getting hold of something you
really need, or think you need, which
is the same thing. II man owns dog
and bankers for watch, he doesn't
have to sell the animal and then use
that money in purchasing the time
piece. That was the way il was done
years ago, but the For Sale or EN-
change" column in the Sunday news
papers have changed the method Of
operation. Pianos are exchanged for
sealskins and jewelry Books are
taken in trade for silverware for the
table and harnesses. Sign painting
goes for clothes, and stenography for
bicycles. One young woman adver.
tises: "First-class teacher, with best
of references, vii! give stage or society
dancing lessons for dry goods, shoes
or anything useful, Another person
says: "Opals or amethysts for silver
ware, typewriter or hardware" \
laundress who wants to learn to play
the piano says: "Wanted-Piano les
sons in exchange for laundry work, or
what have you?"
Apparently many of these traders
are willing to take nearly anything OF
value, and, Of course, each one expects
to get the best of the bargain. There
must often be heart-burnings and
many sad words when the man who has
traded an Angora cat for dental work
finds that his teeth have been filed
with plumbers solder, or the woma n
who has exchanged Persian rug for
an alarm clock discovers that the time
piece runs only on Thursday after
moons, and then strikes nothing but 81
One enterprising individual advcr.
tises: "Best French conversation in ex.
change for cash or solid goods" L,
may be said that there are many per.
sons who would also like to trade large
punches OF best English conversation
for cheese sandwiches or an old pail
of pants.
A family with lois of board, but a
houseful Of leaky pipes, wants to tex
change good board for plumbing
walking distance" and a man with q
large wardrobe but nothing to hum
with wants "up-to-date gun for winter
suit, No. AZ" A hotel man will "givt
interest in the business for use of fur
niture for Is rooms" while a man OF
the South side would like to sxchang,
dentistry for housework.
One advertisement which is slight,
ambiguous reads: "Wanted-Lady fol
light housekeeping in exchange fo'
good home" and a competent stenog
rapher" desires to exchange her serv
ices for board and room, while still {
third says; "BookkeePer's desk, show
case and gun for tailoring or any oil.
thing."-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1899-02-10
BROWNS BLACK EYE.
Certainly Original II Not
Reliable.

Brown is going around with varie-
gated eye. This is the story that he Is
telling his friends:
ut was such petty thing that the
more thought Of 1t the madder got.
"The milkman leaves my milk before
the sun is up; II is somewhat later
when / feel called upon to leave my
bed, and during the time that the milk
remains on the back porch some one
has been making it practice to steal
it,. 1t is more than provoking to find,
when breakfast is ready, that you have
no milk for your coffee.
81 set all manner of traps to catch
the thief without success. Then hired
one of the neighbor's boys to sit NJ
and keep watch. But the next morn-
ing found the milk gone and the boy
asleep.
"The other morning chanced to be
awake just before sunrise, and heaid d
some one fumbling with the milk can
on the back porch Hastily throwing
on my dressing gown, | stepped softly
TO the door and threw it open suddenly
"ln the dim light could see man
bending over the can, and, without
stopping to see If he was bigger man
than l, | sprang at him with blood in
my eye. The shock threw him off the
porch, and we rolled down the steps
together, fighting like couple Of wild
cats.
1--WE must have made an awful
racket, for l heard the windows going
up all around me, and some one was
blowing police whistle, while my wife
was wringing her hands upon the
porch.
II got my man down at last and sa,
upon him. We were both sight, being
covered with milk from head to foot.
ut had grown little lighter by thi,
time, and my wife, taking in the stu
alton, gasped
"John, that's the milkman that yor
are sitting on!'
at was, for fact, and explanation,
were in order.
81 understand that the milkman 4
going around exhibiting his wound
and saying that | made brutal an
cowardly attack upon defenseles,
man, and increasing the amount o
damages he Is going to sue me for
every telling.
Meanwhile, some one is stealing m,
milk."-Detroit Free Press.