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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-23
MAYOR WOODWARD
STARTS SOMETHING
Atlanta Council is to Have a
Hot Session
HE Is A BORN FIGHTER
Conspiracy Is Said to Exist Among
CounclImen to Consistently
Oppose the Mayors sug-
gestlons.
HE is A BORN FIGHTER

Atlanta, January 22.-(Special)-A lively
time is expected at the next meeting of
the City Council when, 1t is rumored, a
resolution will be passed demanding an
apology from Mayor James G. Wood
ward for his action In calling Alderman
Girardeau IAN infamous liar" during a
debate at the last meeting of council,
when the Alderman charged that Mayor
Woodward had fixed" the tax committee
so as to secure the selection of Dick
Bosche as clerk to the city recorder.
1t is said that enough councilmen and
aldermen favor the resolution to ensure
its passage, and that in the event of
Mayor Woodwards refusing the apology
the councilmen will avail themselves of
the section Of the city charter which pro-
vides that council may exclude the Mayor
from it's meeting, except when his vote
is required.
The Mayor has made it plain that there
will be no apology. He declares that he
has no fight to make on council and If
it's members do not like his policies they
| can avail themselves of their right not to
enact them into city laws. He frankly
states that where ordinances are enacted
which do not meet with his approval he
will not hesitate to use the veto power.
A Conspiracy Alleged.
| In connection with the rumors as to
the apology ordnance it is also claimed
by persons closely acquainted with city
| hall affairs that eighteen of the twenty
| four members of the general council have
entered into an agreement to oppose the
Mayor consistently and to run the affairs
of the city to suit themselves, regardless
of the Mayors suggestions or his wishes.
If such an agreement has been made it
will ensure an interesting time in city
| affairs during the next year, for Mayor
| Woodward is a born fighter and will not
consent to any shelving process in sub
missive silence.
! However, If the eighteen member of the
clique can hold together they will have
! the Mayor where his chief value to the
city will be in an ornamental capacity,
| for they can shape legislation on all mat
! tiers to suit their own wishes With two
/ thirds and two more to spare his veto of
! a measure will only delay its passage the
time required for an overriding measure
and with such a spirit existing the May
| or's advice no matter how excellent it
may be will have little to do with the
course to be followed by council.
| The Mayor opened his new term by
! making it warm for the heads of several
| city departments and for a number of
! these members of council who are among
| the holdovers. but as the situation APP
pears today he SENS to have the hot end
| of it.
| Mayor Woodward declares his disbelief
| Inv the existence of any such plot but
says that if council is determined to de-
feat all measures advocated by its MEM
bers it will simply relieve him of all re-
| sponsiblity that he will continue to do
his duty as he sees 1t, and that the coun-
| eli can do as it jolly well peases for all
1
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-23
Decatur Street May Go.

If a movement now on foot among bus
Decatur street gains impetus that chiefly
famed thoroughfare of the Gate City may
soon loose it's identity. BY reason of the
number of fights and other interesting
but rather shady events which have taken
place on this street these business men
claim that their business is being hurt
as many people do not care to go on De-
catur street.
They think that change in name would
to large extent remove the opprobium
which they say is unjusty heaped on the
street number of new names have
been suggested, the most popular of
which seems to be Society avenue"
Broughton Takes a Hand.
DIR. Len Broughton took hand in the
mayor-council flight tonight when in his
sermon he praised the fifteen members
of council who backed the Mayors ap-
pointment of Dick Bosch as clerk to the
recorder. but denounced the harshness of
the meeting.
1--WE been watching the conduct of the
City Council said DIR. Broughton this
week. land If somebody would put a
tune to last Mondays proceedings I'd
call it a hot time in the old town. I
think l know a first-class mess when l
run up on 1t and hence would call that
meeting of the council last Monday a
first-class mess. 1t ,5ould disgrace a
negro corn shocking"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-23

..The Curse Of Drii X" will open weeks
engagement at the Bijou tonight
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-01-23

DdiIos iNOt NdtiOHdI hignt.
As stated by Judge Cooley, the right OF
suffrage is not a natural right, because
1t exists, where 1t is allowed to oe ex-
ercised, only for the good of the state
To say that those whose participation In
and imperil the good of the state have
nevertheless the right to participate, Is
not only folly in itself. but 1t is to set
the Individual above the state.
You will hear 1t frequently said that
the provisions of the southern constitu-
lions which protect the right Of the
worthy and intelligent negro to vote are
not fairly enforced We have but one
case arising in this state which puts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
A, the Ten, Vhsa,sr.'

The O, W. Park Big Stock Company
closed = weeks engagement in this
city Saturday night, presenting that
thrilling story Of Western frontier life ,
"ArisOBa."
AS early 10 sO'slOek there was hard.
y standing room IN che big tent, which
goes 20 show the popularity Of this
company here.
The play was presented In the same
excellent manner which characteristics
ell the work Of this excellent COMPANY
and ell Who ATTENDED were we'll
pleased.
MF. PAsk goes from here 10 Ocala
tle will return "a HainesVillg after
making q tour Of che State, and IL IL
needless 20 add that the company will
be warmly received by tbeatsF.ROsT
here,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
H,rnsr & chats pIs.oIvsd.

Harper 4 Chase, who have been en-.
gagged in business here for che past
year representing the Gable Company
pianos and organs, have dissolved co.
partnership, the same having already
gone into effect
A. r. Harper has accepted the ageR'
cy Of Ludden 4 Bates, while B II.
Chase viii continue ~ the representa-.
tive OF the Cable Company. The
change 10 in the opinion Of these
gentlemen best Tor both, and the die.
solution was conducted on perfectly
amicable plans. IL was decided b,s,
for both, 90 both are good houses, aid
both will be represented by hOaeat aud
conservative hustlen who will work
along honest and considerations lines.
Mr.. Harper will remain 10 the quar-
Ites formerly occupied by Harper a
Chase. West Main street. 3 While Ne.
Chase will be located Ia che new Hlll
building. East Libsrty street, opposite
the Office Of the Gainesville Gas and
Electric Power Company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
IN MAYORS COURT.
Two Colored Oamsels Paid Dearly For
q Little Fun.

Matte and Rosa Clark, two snui.
colored damssls OF the African per
suasion, we're srraigned before Mayor
Thomas upon 4 charge Of using pro-
fame aud abusive language, the speciii-
cation being that they proceeded 70
"cuss out" and abuse one OF their for
mer female friends ard companions.
The defendants did not deny shat they
used language that might be construed
as unbecoming a lady, but declared
that they we're Just teasing" and
had psed the same language, or some
thing similar, directed At the same
party before and nothing came OF u,
But perhaps you we're all Rood
friends then" suggested the mayor,
I'VE sho' wus," replied the CLARK
girls in chorus, 1--WE amt on no bad
terms now, only We iss' doan' speak
'cept we has ter"
Well" remarked the mayor, with
all the dignity OF q circuit rider, 81
dislike very much 60 see these matters
come into court for a public airing
but l will be compelled to hue ycu
$3.50 each and costs for disturbing the
peace"
Tom Jackson, II iS said, tried u
knock Jack Elliott down with q dis
card ed ham bone, and was fined t26
and costs upon charge Of diHordeTly
cond uct
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Earl TAylos end Pred IlsmpIoa 90.
tsFtained . large RumbsS VI lhsl'
y0uRG friends 90 ths home oi Nc Hnd
ASs. n Y. Taylor PTldsy evening ~ .
pit parry" TIE evening Was passed.
To- . m0st sBioJsbls manner, and dor
lnG The SvsnlaG dslislous FsfFsshmsnts
WeFe served.
Ata late beer ths guests dspsFted
uishina their g0aRk h0sts mAnI hsppI
EsaFa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

FOLEY 4 Co. Chicago, originated
Honey and Tsras throat and lonG
remedy ard on account OF the great
msrl, asd popularity Of FOIsy'' Honsy
ard Tar macy limitations ARE offered
10, the genuine. Thsss WOFthlsss lmi-
tstiops have similar souHdinG nance.
R.var, Of them The Renuins 20
lev, Honey and Tar 10 10 . JsliO~
psehsss Ask Tor ,I snd refuse anJ
substitots lie the best remedy Zoe
.o,eb. Ard code. J. ". MeColiom
A Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
AT rAE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
List Of Various Places Of Worship
Together With Subjects.

List Of Various Places Of Worship
Together With Subjects.
Services will be observed at the va.
rous churches today ~ foIlows;
First Baptist Church, Rev. s. B,
Rogeu-SundsS SchOOl, $50, Preach
ing 1880; subject, Christian Cit-
izenshlp." SuubrAms meet nc $3.50,
and B. Y. P. U. at 8 80. Evening SER
vice At 7,l6; subject Twentieth
Century Christian" The subieetS at
this church today ATE intended TO
be practicable, and will be preached
largely In the interest OF the boys ~ d
men and their relation to government
aud this age. The pastor eXIendS .
cordial invitation tn you aud your
friends 20 attend these services, The
pastor will preach At Fairbanks At 3 80
in the afternoon.
KavAnaugh Msthodst Church, Rev.
T J. Nixon, paStOP-Sunday school a.
0 80 q, m. Preaching ~ 1880 q, mi
subject, Witnesses for Chtist." The
Holy communion Nt ths service, JOn'
ior League e. 2;S0p. m. Senior Lea.
ROs a. 8 80 p. m. /; leader, Mics Mary
Bridges Evening service Of 7'ib p.
m subject, The Rich Man and LAI-
aFus."
First Presbyterian Church. Rev.
Thos. p. HAy-Morniug service, 1890
q. m. Thanksgiving service for she
reformation Of che SiKteeuth cen.
tuFy. Offering for ministerial educa.
tinn Sabbath school, $3.50 p m,
WestmiusteF League 6st5 .. N, topic ,
my Covenant" Evening service.
80 .. "a.
The uanal saFvIees will BE- ObseSv ed
nc the Christian Advent, Holy Trinity
Episcopal and S. PatFiek's Catholic
0huFnhnn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
Chance to Make Honey

u offered today g. Florida school
hays, for = little pleasant Work on
Saturdays.
We want boys in every t0wu Ia FloFida
To Sell the SUN.
To sFaak mnfr o. the PAINT We want
buys 90 OneF the y IN, iuT The SUN
sells Itself.
THE Sun, On lustfatni weekly
Cartoons ~ TayloE, editorials b. LEngle
- 90 have Ell thr GOD tliinm People
eaFe n Fuad, and los' II thing thsi other
paper overlook
Il yin D. constantly anappy, evvt
Bright, somctimss tiot and Always
Ciean.
Wotnrn VII want II, msn Win he
mand Il and Chiliru Will CRy ROR h,
~ YOU ARE A BOY vnts q
TME Sun, JACMNONVllslsE,
FLA., anil Bet StsFtea in tSua3s
mFEa.
We viIi fuFnish u,s Gfsi boy ID eVegY
t1Hn Wha astifa - kffnT TIN
COPIES OF TtfE Sun Also
LUTELY FE9EEs Iheus ga - sod
81 nitY cents in . ~, fsga uitb tlil
Aisy oruts the luckY Boy can buy
TWENTY SUNS g8s leilGWinE uset
ttsas en- . toid - 600 81 fkFas
aIstr9 u = tnmhs a. Amer d,tt 20
eNa 6o,ll,s aa Ne s.aaeg 20 neDd -.
ia Lie tasinr n.sfl.ies lfutn gass iiitia
haAy bsu6hsF-ssl.ag ~ SUI ~ q
ni1ksl
Yrs nzulEF 90 ~ M1IrHI 80 EtG
N TGfG GAM 81 ItaE Rhh1x
ENNING. Wntr sew %
ar-aaW
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
o. Y. p v. Social.

The Baptist Young Peoples ChEls.
ten UhIoh held co enioyabls aaks
sOeial q, the home OF Rev, end Mr..
4, b ROEePs Friday evening. The
affair Was largely attended and highly
enjoyed By thoss foFtuhals enough 10
BE- present.
The first honor was awarded 10 Y pee
Susie slmps0a. while the second fell TO
the lot Of Mics MAade Fielding
As che name saRgosls, there vas ell
kinds % cake. from che angel cake 70
ths hoe oake. aud everybody sts osko
~ their hearts oOntRut.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Herr w. Edwhrds u De- ksiHas.
laua, eos q fan o. 90 ~ salk let
uintsr. sprslalsE bic aFisi ed bFuis-
Ing ~ tnsss, '~Ths bsEt eaY." ~
ssgs. ssksy ssFs - ssFs aad stia : Wss
afrais I seals haFs % sGsg ~ tea, baf
I psths6 thss veil Ella ChaDtefisia's
bnin nslm. go nfisf 3 lsW fDFIlees
49, az a1rtnesE AZ oIra1 go
~ 49, tT ~ efsggilis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

phssuassm. isnbaGS SD ssiatis
,.ius t,sA 10 ~ psnstfHiing inas-
.see o. B.llars's snsw ualmeut. Il
s.es,nts, so she ssVss SD koass.
80 bsipa abssF5s5 ists ths biood itS
bssHua pfUgsFtirt aFs poageEed - 80
80 40 q tks busB. Ed F-eet ee
6erfsi earrs Es. 90 ss49i. 80
- ii 81. 1ctnf1a,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

The funsFal u MA Kate D. YoaaG
uilI tsts plaas from the PFssbTtsFisa
ohaFsh O. 910 o'elssk this sfisEsoOn,
Rev. 2. p. nsy Sf8sisIlhE. ne paii'
bearers nfsf Y o. CObb. b. y. JoF'
aan. n B. sssaIsn, " 5. Donsy,
B " Tn.ukiss, John " Teach he
a. g. fsrs uiil Dissts Hteet the
.A q 4. tsalh vhigh aFfsss ~ ! "A
g'eiosa D. ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
BIG NAVAL STORES
DEAL AT ROCHELLE
Knight & Williams Have Pur.
chased Interests W. H. Pope.
THE FARM is A BIG ONE

Comprises ThirtY-Three Crops, and is
One Of the Most Profitable in This
Section-New Owners Will Take
Possession Immediately.
An important and extensive real
estate deal was consummsted at Ro.
Ohelle Saturday, when the naval
stores interests Of w. H. Pope we're
transferred to knight & Williams Of
Oeala, who are already among the
largest ana most successful operators
in Marion county.
This farm comprises about thirty
three crops, or $4,000 boxes, aud has
been worked 70 profitable advantage
for several years, having passed
through the ownership and manage.
ment Of many firms and individuals
It b regarded 90 one Of the best naval
stores properties in this section, and
while the price 10 not known, it is safe
60 assume that it brought a good
figure.
Knight i Williams, the new owners,
viii take possession Of the property at
ouee, and the business will be coutin-
.ued unmoleSted.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
AZ 81. AUGUSTINE.

La4Fe. cool fufu 8hsd fgguia 20 Ogeaa
Visu h0tei. fFgs lash, kl9tt haase-
kaaFlaF privileges. Hates u % " 80
uegt, tagt Feom. Ae1l1 maI - k11
asTt aoaF. VS.. n PiAgbA1, Prep
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05
Worm Destroyer.

Whites Cream VeFmiiuEe not only
kills worms, but removes the mucous
and slime IN which they build their
nests; Is brings, and quickly, healthy
condition of che body, where worms
cannot exist. Sold by w. NJ. johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Tsrsdsy sv,aisg. NoV. 7rh. ~ 'as'
doua. uiIi H. ,bs ASS hour gissh 70
Io,A exhibits fsI abe fair. II loa are
Ieii. blams osiJ Joarssli'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

We have . Number OF copies Of
BuFSs' City Directory for sale - The
Sun olilcs. IL 10 HANDY reference
book iDF business and professional
msu, giving the RAmss Of residents,
With steeot and numheF. Price, 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-05

Eanst beeF, bottle an4 drsnght. p0a't
faii 10 6ail o. ne wbsh 10 Jaskaoaviile
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-11-27

years Of ITO and 1900, and which
IS known as the Grail cycle, forms
the legendary background of IL i.
II @Parsifal' story is but one Of
-t5e II ny rofaancGs inwhicl tie ssa-
red cup that received the blood IF
the Savior is the pivot about nh
the action revolves.
This production of "PariaJ Il
nnarIded BY the enpiouneut os na1T
Of the Baireuth customs The
commencing time, however Inns be-
modified. It has formcrly been tie
rule to begin the evening pcrrora-
ance at $50, giving IN intcr-}izsi
f two house for dinner. This ia
Permission is now eliminat-a aa2
tlc performance viii begin at 7#5I
sharp There viii be hpt u tiec ,oI
igat minute wait between c-ah act.
which is required 10 get the stupand- /
Gus scenic display. This time VIII
be devoted to Wagner overture and
the performance viii conclude at II |
o'clock As at Baireuth. the I'M
perative rule of the spectators being I
in their seats when the curtain rises
on the first act viii be in force. rs /
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.
To p HON ii may Concern
You are nptififC the
AIonong 3hela sl1pl 7eIit Coll-..
r3auv. corpof taa under and BY
virtue. q THE 10y the State cf /
West Nir,sllllt app ned % st2e
: Council sof dagns Of a daplston.
rtison West Virginia By
fling with Daniel Outright, the re-
corder Of said town, their applica-i
tion for a. franeilise for the purpose
sof construed mo operating q gas
plant together necessary pipe
lines, through and over the streets.
roads, alleys and squares OF sald
town and other places 1or 1essp Ir-
I pose OF furnishing gs tot9e eiti-
/ zens and residents Of said town and
other places, for fuel and illumin=
! ating purposes This said applica-
ton win be presented to the Cornell
/ of the said Town OF A1iaInste1l, at 2
/ special meeting to be held on the
25st day of December, 7905sfor as
soon thereafter as the said council
viii consider the application at
/ which time this notice VIII have been
published and the application filed !,
at least ti1iriY DAYS This notice IS
given in compIiance with chapter %
of the Acts Of 1901. of the Legisla-
ture of West Yirginia, and pubtsh5
ed for thirty days in the Clarlssburg
Telegram. a daily newspaper. of, gen
eraI eireulation, published in the
/ City of ClarlSsburg, IN Harrison
county, West Virginia
Dated this November 18, 1907.
! AfoNoNGAIIEL.A DEyELoPArENT Co.
& 2onov30t. @a
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DATE OF BEE
CHANGED TO THI SDiY

The DATE for production Of
ssPar His city cen
changed Th gigantic ton
viii be seen 4eEe on E9 nssgeEtiE
Day, Thursday, Nov. 90. Two per-
forInances, matinee and night viii
be given Owing to the length Of
the play the curtain will arise 8
i as and : AS p. m. promptly. 1t'ei-
cons not seated at this time viii Dave
to wait until the conplction of the
first act. This rule is giTape tige.
and Is observed al the world over
wherever ssParsi fals Is prescnted.-
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PARSIFAL

What visions sof beauty are CON
inred up By that name, stParsifal n
The solemnity of the theme, the pill
grimage to Baireuth, the oxidation
Of the deyotees, the scenes of m5s-
ticism and marvellous picturesque
ness have enyeloped the work with a
significance unique IN the emodern
world. OF the merits sof the per
formance it is not the purpose to
speak here. The actual hearing is
close at hand. But it is only just
to state for the benefit Of the ffParz
sifaI'' patrons that the abIest critics
of the cast have promo qneed II in all
respects deserving Of serious atten-
ton and have bestowed upon it SIN
cerest commend alton. A COMPANY
of fifty noted players are empleyef
in the presentation Of EParsifal,
and the scenery is all adequate, sever
massive stage settings being CARRIE
by the organizatien-- Mr.. Lawrenc
Grattan viii play the role of Parsil
fal, Mr.. Richardson Cotton, AMOR
tas, Mr.. Willard Dasahicl, I%linschor
Mr. Louden McCormick, Gurnem2n Z
and Miss Eva Taylor, Kundry.
The EEParsifal7 engagement Il
here for one night only, THURSDAY
Nov. 80, and bids fair to mark tn
greatest theatrical event in the IBIS
tory of this city
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aPARSIFAL.''

The famous Wagnerian Festival
play. which VIII beseen at the GRAND
Thursday, Nov. 80, afternoon and
night, Is a mystic drama based upon
one of the popular legends Of The
: Middle Ages, and wrought into most
attractive literary form by such
medieval writers as Chretion de
sTr6yes and Wofronl Won Eisenbaen
That curious body Of mystical TO
1nanee which grew up between the
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Scene From The Uawritten Law

success of the long run Just brought
to close at the Majestic Theatre,
New York City, win eb seen at the
Grand in the near future, Things
out of the ordinary are he Broom
stick Witches, Mereenary Mary
Ann, . Peggy Brady, and s'The Goo
Goo Man, and those who like must,
cal comedy IF its froth, spice, Light
ness and melody, viii be charmed.
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q new YORK SHOW.

'fhe brand new attraction The
Winning Girl, headed by the world
famous artists, Charles Ross and
Mabel Fenton, viii positively ap-
pear at the Grand in January This
company is Il metropolitan one and
comprises seventy-fre people
WEeleing and Clarlsburg are the
onl,t cities in Vest Virginia that
viii be visited j., this company.
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account IF the total dafkness OF
) ne audltorIunl zone can Il seated
, uripg the action Of the play. a
zen minutes warning before tie cur
tain rises will be given u lie lobby
entrance by trumpeters Who Will
blow the notes of the Lat Supper
motif. Parsifalz viii be presented
by n select company Of dftY noted
players. bTr. Lawrence will
be seen as FaTsifal, Mr. 5iiehafdson
Cotton. at Anfortas. SIgNNTillard
Daschiel at Klinchoy d J,onden
Mccormick, Mt Gurpeuf p, and
Miss Eva Taller, at Kim ~
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Grind 81 g
"a nature
that gI9as as the zig protect
70pr homes md wives against the
lines who would atteIHpt the
iies Traction Of both Elerle +. swan
be AMI 5r, as written powerful
Dry heat interc Ono that
iil zeal - every man. woman
and child, aZid IN Filgli a trtte story
Of human love md passion i wo%enl.
3 There have bean many clses fhatI
si1ase u5aged siety md tic III
s fellIe has gone fe But We
6sE7i ili.t i5ar5snea Tor ad1Tising tliaza
summary punishment 5e fisalt cutie.
evcrysEnsl that is 9aiily Of wTeeiang
d lone. md at q claimed that 10
jury will convict the man or woman.
who pr0tects honor, even # it has To-
be 81 Violence.
seThe Unwritten Law IS power
Gal domestic story OF life, and nc
one should, miss. seeing IT.
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ISLE OF SPICE

One Of the pleasing TEXTURES in
he elsie Of Spice, which comes to
lis city soon. is Ire "ponv ballet,
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E.l,mE IsLE 0F 70

s.1'he Isle of Snice." itwh COM
Pany iutact Hui with all the scenic.
costume. mrcanical and electrical
effects That W.nL 10 make tie rreat
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Scene From The Unwritten
Law at Gtand Nov. 81

statute books, and this forms the
central idea upon which '',The I'm
written Law" which comes to the
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eeTHE UNWRITEN -LAW. =

Ee'There- is. an unwrittcn law"
law 1niphtier thnn the low o., tl,c
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AS a Spectacular b. nrIIOr
fiarsifal exceeds IN 6oa r.
mechanical ELECTS, n I.IU.
that has been hero |nur"..I
News, EvansVflIe4 Indian. |e
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Best production ever given
at the Grand Opera House. =
Daily Timss, Dubuque, Iowa,
October 10.
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Parsifal a hit, nothing like it
ever seen on local stage.-
Davenport Times, Davenport.
iowa October II.