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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

The public understands the railroad
question, hence politicians must travel
a straight and narrow path in dealing
with it. If they seek to deceive the
people they must resort to outright
lying that will soon be detected and
never condoned. Subtle and sophis-
tical argument wont work in this case,
as in that of the tariff Or money
questions.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

John d. Rockefeller is safe from the
process servers of the law in his
castle on his estate at Lakewood,
New Jersey. His buildings are sur
rounded by pine groves IN the middle
of a forty acre lot A posse of private
police guard the premises on all sides
and are under order to forcibly pre-
vent any person from entering upon
the premises. The barons of olden
time were not in it with John d.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

President Roosevelt must not for
get that the people demand return
for the great popularity they have
accorded him. AS yet he has not
given them anything but expectation
This expectation has ueen followed
by a number of disappointments. II
is time something was doing. The
rate bill may be his last chance.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Many great monopolies live and
have their being through the grace OF
the transportation companies. Rail
roads through freight discrimination
DEGREES success or failure to it's pa
irons. Railroad discrimination alone
gave the American market to Stand
ard Oil, while the pure oil compan,
has always been able to hold it's owl
in the European market.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

Senator Tillman has won all the
glory SO far
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16

Glasses de inGI6' ! e'paHpI
Sc dan olaseE de ingles J espaGcli
mAnAns, tArds y noche precics con.
yeneiCnAles. San Jose Is alto. LIND
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

hNba combRtdo decir, Irus sl Impero Piamont
hRbR sgregado Iugatarra HoandG EspsRa SuecA Dina
las 6ncaa potencas consevshan sngua
rGdad ocupadas ora pae mlrar Catalina Ii dsGarrar
. IL Eoonia.
La stusci6n era tsrrblo Msnos desdsnGds a Francia
moral deade os ssnAtoa de aepembrs Ia secuc6n del 81 dc
ensro estaba ssmena boQueada simple cudad
toda Europa La Ingterrs estabe sobra nuetras Co
ESps6a sobre los nsos HosndA Ia fusa s n0rts dc
los PaHes Bos sobre aoo puno desde 81 alto Rhn E
c&da marchabn dosciGnos mil 6obAente contra Rep6bCs
Por todss pars rechszadoG nuaatro gsneras Mac
ginlki habla vsso oblgAdo abandonsr Ax-lAChApee
reEarse sobre Lss Steinge Nsuy hAban anido que
pegale al Lmburgo Mirands. que saba Msestricht 10
habia vuslto Tongre Valenoe Dampierr reduodos bA
trse erada hbian dado ugRr qutaaen psr de
material Mas de diex mis- dessrores haban abAndonado e6r
Cito haban espArcdo por interior En- r tsniendo
convention Dumour 10 haha envsdo
mandSndoa dese s msFgsne de Riasbosch
donde preparAbR an deSembarco HndA para venr oma
el mando del ei6rcito de Moss.
Sensible 81 oorsc6n cuerpo anmAdo Ia Francis
ienA FI ec mmo coz6n cada de los Gopes
que Invasion Ia rsbs6n Ia aCi6n 10 daban lor puntos
dsnte Cads vioto oonmoc6n de alegI cade
darro essramecmeno de terror FSc cOmprender u
muo que hsbn produoo I nocoH de los dsCAbrOa suces
Vos que Icsbamos de expermentEr.
La vsperS de maTzo hstfA Oelsbrado Ia Convention
seaones todoa los ocseI hbsn eobdo
orden para Incorporates egmienos a miSma hora Dan
t6D Arevdo emprandsdor de mpoaibe sin emhar
&C. reazban Dant6D subendo 10 rbuna hAba exomado:
sDtcu que faAn sodsdOI Oezcamos Paris oc6n de
Var ID Francia pdsmoaIe tTentA mil homhres enViSmoaos
Dumourez soAmen saliva Is Francis aino que &c agu.
"a IL B6'gica sc corquista a Hoands
Gros de entusssmo acogerOn esA proposition abre-
ronse rsgrcu en- odss aecone nVsda reunrse aquels
nochs CarTsonse los atros imDedr todG distraction
sobTs de Villa habia enarboado bGndeFa nsg en
tha dc a aDgusoSa Etuac6n hlllaba Ia Francis
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
FL CABALLERO De CASA ROJA

Era is nochs del 10 de MARIO de 1928
Las dsz tcababan de dAr Ia 0eca de Nuestra StforS
ds,tscsndose cadk ora una orG paao nocturno
anzsdo de On ndo de bronce hAba vosdo ste monotone
vhrante. -, -
Ls noche hsbis bado gobrs EsriG no rudosa tempes-
tuors nerrumpids por los relsmpsQos sno fa nebuoss
Tor otrA psrte tampoco snoncs Paris e que hoy CO.
nocemos dsumbador por noce los mil fusRos que Ee
oo cuchcheo aegre de los ArrbAs bsquco aemsro de dis
putss srsvda de cmnss oo horne de mil ugdo no una
cudad vsrgonzos mide ussida cuyos pocoI habnae CO.
rra nara atravesar do calls precptsban en- us
zQunes sbaio de pusRs ccche como las hsraa scoaA
dss DOR los cszadores ezconden mGdrigueraI
Era en- 6n, como hsmoG dcho el Paris del 10 do msrzo
de 1873
Dglmos Agunss psIsbrss sobrs apurada stuaO6n
haba producdo sque cmbo 81 aspecto de capitals dsipuea
10, scontecmisnos euya relaC6n rs ObIo de
eata hiatora.
De rssultsa de Ia muerts del reg Luis XVI Franoa ha
b otO con odl Europa los tres snemgc' que principle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16

tConttnadcs6n dc la pdcin0oTl
-CRIMENEs horribles 90 eoms-
On sn todoa los paises su los cue el
amor ha sido sl m6vil principal, Gil
msn 6 la Eleg ansia y al buen gnsso %
somsts, usando m Perfume & m Jab6n
Vulgar. suando 81 exquisite Cashmere
Bouqnes-yA On perfume g On Jabon-
% oil sumun del huen ono,-Oolgsse y
Co, New York.
LABORES.- Sc 'olisi'au
BordGdor0s y buenas OaIadorGs' @ssku
eandoles trshaio constAnte. Proporsio
namos 10 telA y dibuio snviandoios .
eaalquer parts do l& isla' Diriglrse =
vhs Porto Riso DRAWN WORK ~
Rmhroidsry Co Fortalsza u. TAM
ttsn ss aoliaisan OcssursrGs. Lma y
%THE HELYETIA.--z1 esiie Nv
a Orux. Gran esss do s6spedss. sIa'
bls a. hossls. Apcsensoz para ismiliAs
y psrsonas solas. Comid&a & sinausr'
la sausavos subiartc, BAkos. Tslsicno
100. Asarsado aorrso, zs6. Prcpissa-
rio, Psdro sahira. Note! Esse ncssl
sss& { snrgo de una ss6orita sASus'
10
--Es MEG EsARlO sxigir qua asds
osaia obssagA grabadc sl nomhrs Dr.
gsssivo loi&rFista, paFo an solo sSsu@
ehs sYodEse mei0E efssso cue ans DO
sara do botsllsa do aqua minaral 9 Dc
nor al Anisc eurativo radisal. dol 3D.
A6rnago , del inssatiuo, sl Digsssivc
Moisrrissa suriasa los =, alimsnsoS :
Ion haaa asinilablss' II lsgislmo Di'
Rassivo NoiarristA sura en- an dia laa
indiSaationss, On IN mss laa dispey.
siaa q gaassslgias, v sn srss mssss Ion
mas graves anfsrmsdsdes sr6nicAs del
sssGmago y del insestiao, EssA uni'
varsAlmsntc aoA1rmEdo, On form@ sir
ixuAl, qua 10 saeAaia dsl Digestive
MoiArrissa % vsrGadsFamsnss radies
y superior & In do aodos loo otroa ra
medios. De vsnta on lss prinsipAlsi
farmaoias dc Europa y Am6risR.
--Rl ssScr DlAz NAVARRO hs
assa ahleeido 81 Ofaina dc AhcgAds
m Motaxfa "a sssa sisdsd. sAlla dc AsE
JMshe n6mare Ii,
Kieres ansa 10 0Urss Fedsral, Csr'
n dc nistrito Dc todA 10 Isla , ooHte
RnpremA, dsdisandoss Asimiaao o
s1smsn da tfsxlos do propiadades, Ia"
scspcgasi6n de- 0sFFoEEsisnss del sai'
' axarangsFas y ArRmlsssi6R dc sxPa
kssrtss Dc sxprrpiesi6n fGrzoss,
Asaptsndo Ia Eobls soaFsssnsis
aOy sgsEbls6ida sr 81 ejsrsiSi0 % lEl
aFsfauicnes do AbOSsdo y E0tsriol Q
saHoE DTAz NAVARRO 90 6ieFoRs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
Doctor /. QuIl Arnau

Dc rsgreso do gu visie & Europa,
asshs do inssalar CD o6sinA profeslo
nnl o. 10 ealle del Crisso, n6mero IA
EorAs do consultal do Il y media 4 4
y media do 10 tsrda. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
Co|egio de "SanP ab|o"
CaAs del Santo Cisto adacene al PaIacjo EPISCOPAL
San /uam de Puerto Rico.

nj oa0o de San Pablo bso paroono del Rev ersDdimo Sc
suo de Puerto dgdo os HsrmRmos do las Eseuea
Csuss Sc admn intsrno msdo nsernos xernos
TEMPO coo omprcnds euso grupoa
10 nj auso medo~3Q III academeo4o
csr,o eomercial Para soisien prospo del Drecor
Au HERMANO BLLMOND O. F
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
AVISO

BE vende por 10 mitad dc % valor
an aparsto para fabricar bebidas car.
bonatadas. Sc compone del generator
tres fuentes con sus eorreapondisntes
lavaderos de gag, una mesa para lie
mar botellas do tapones do gravitaei6n
y IN llenador de sifones.
Para intormss diri@rss en Camuy
A ANTONIO CASTILLO,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
LInsa FsITea dol Oe!ts

IBsllasss A0rGsss pGTG dSGs fssssres
Kn " elass do Capital & RsySm6r,
do y vsslsA Is stvs.i GA 50 10 stvs.
En IL do BayAm6n { CAtaHo, ida Y
vuslsa 10 atvs. On ~ 10 stvs.
Eillsss ordinario do Capital { Cats
DO 81 alAsa 6 ) afvs'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
HERMINIO DIAZ
Abogado. .Notario
San juan, PuertO-RlcO
SAN JUsTO IL.
SAN JUST0 L


NA-SE VENOEi Un lots dc labAe
On rama, .sosssho dc 1908. de lsa me-
iorea. vegas do Oaguas. Dirigirss
Quifonss Cabezudo 90, Caguas. Puer'
TO Riso.
MODIsTA.. Sc nesesita una No
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Horas de consulta de z 4
4 .. m. Telefono NJ 326. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-16
NotiCiaS dol dia

eohrar & sas alisntes scnorsrioE sxse
sivAmenks m6diacs.
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Twenty-Five Sea aEo 5aa
II raklag New Years calla NJ
yhtflI one foy #i concerned
NC q the bog E1 more
als-jack siag aclla
ssfuag osclg
9hsaIt he Ias . e1t3 T. eaaeits
s.e and he gentlemen tried te be
saivaifoUs as aai STA 1r
TIE s4ae time.
III lyone thla there has ot hsa4
considerable inIr9 afa
Inc last daarts o6 cantugl -lc
,sa If alcoholic ba4 erages Ala
etap 10 eoGeidgr. among oths
J3e fac. that tna Old eus,m
gaaa calls ana le santa-
y nearly obsolete.
The custom Ok calling ~ one
friends. however, 2 me beginning q
.ls new seer, 81 c coca aaaie and
mother good ha 81 tar q
f.ma ia the use 50 4 t-ulaoe Eo8-aI
IA tead of c5a d spirits
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III Il nlsr I'll
Z papers relata
4 faot that raaB ,rttc ot
prir gfleld, One, re'
nd ood's bone afres aa abs pee
I've ass nd t3nBa -ala Sat
lsd lc. in 9 eyaoa j ger
when he saa t ysa cid.
Thtt = noting 70
s :i3fg 1lr. @ovhUa ne
sribei SO E millionaire SIX
1fr Eaagb experience 10
.aeue it would have been aia7
x had No found als b.
.ii.ns. especle Is tie im where IL
IVES
II he los sine ha
R5cE eiial ne won NJ 10
u l.. Mr. RccEcfs
SEEDS Life.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

20 kin George up at Sing Sing and
almost succeeded. But key had his
cue. So had Sarah Also a number Of
very gentlemanly persons In the chain
gang showed their meItle NJ the right
time by kicking the keeper IN the face
toward the close Of the scene, thus
enabling George 10 escape.
Allce's baby had been born just be-
fore the prison scene ana she had de-
cided to move up 10 West 129th street
with the che-ild. so that she would be
hidden from her prosecutors. But leave
II 10 that gang 10 find her out. Early
in the next scene midnight at the
10Th street recreation pier. and key
and Sarah fishing from the stringpiece
and singing popular songs-Kai, his
accomplish Harry Arlington and that
Otis woman come upon Alice and the
baby and almost have them In their
tolls when once again key Is right
there. So IS Sarah.
Six stalwart young men who happen
10 be in bathing up in the North Riv-
er at midnight take a long plank that
key and Sarah hand them. and by
walking over the plank as It IS held on
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

his dead wife's wish. The secret was
well kept. No one knew OF the mar
riage until Mr. Brown was dead. IT
Is said that Mr.. Brown found that
living with a wife made 20 order. so
to speak. was not all that II might be.
He had been accustomed all his life
20 selecting the line OF wives ne him
self particularly desired and the
change weighed heavily on his mind
Then. too, his new wife began 10 feel
FESTIVE under che secrecy which sur
rounded their pact. The evening be-
fore Brown committed suicide they
quarreled over THE subject
The quarrel took place on the steps
OF the Capitol Mr. Brown went nome
almost Immediately. He wrote three
letters One or them was 10 his son.
Clifford Brown. II read:
Dear Clifford. I am tiIed and need
rest DO not blame me fer this, I am
going 10 Join your dear mamma BE
good 20 Sarah. Let her remain with
you and take care OF you two and
grandma. BE good and love her
Then Mr.. Brown went into the bath
room. turned on the gas, and died.
lie was found by his second wife sew
eral hours later.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Il, James McGulicuddy was IN a bad
way when he went out from the shore
last week 20 try his luck
He fshed for some time without the
least encouragement, and was about
90 row laboriously home. when a tug
came upon the line The line was
knotted about a thole pin; suddenly Il
tautened and the boat began 10 move
rapidly across the water. going
straight out TO sea. The old man was
helpless. All his strength. exerred on
the oars. had not even the effect Of
swapping the line. After proceeding
for a short time. the boat turned
gracefully ard went back in the di-
reCtion of the shore, and not long
afterward drew up at the little wharf
whence the Did fisherman had started.
Mr.. McGinicuddy was much sur
prised. but the following day the same
thing occurred, except that the strange
fish was az The wharf 10 meet him,
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

Otis, who besides having a breakfast
food name Is Queen OF the Highbind-
ers and has a heart as false as a
pivot tooth. Then when you add 20
the mischief done by these two the
terrible pTanks OF Harry Arlington.
accompllce OF Kai Tong. the good
pure girl wife, Alice Stuart. IS sure
up against three Of "a kind.
Kai Tong begins TO try TO get Alice
away from her soft-hatted husband
up in an art gallery on Fifth avenue.
and at the same time the Queen OF
the Ifighbinders begins 20 ensnare
Alice's brother Charles. Charles is
such easy fruit that the audience
cOulc hardly restrain itself from
climbing on the stage and giving him
a good hard slap. The way Charles
gives $1,000 checks 20 that Otis wo-
man is ridiculous for man OF his
age. hut she seems TO have him on
the mat so hard that he spends every
cent ne owns on her long before the
company moves down 70 Dreamland,
Coney Island. for the second scene Of
the FIRST act.
The first real rise ia the action,
however. does not begin until the
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
SRget Revenge

Vengeance az Iastt The man who in
vented "23. the founder Of "skidd0o, "
captured by local sieuths. got BIS
deserts 10 court when Judge Whalen
fined him Sz3 The Judge also 5entenc-
ed him % three times tWenty-three
days in the w3rkhOuse, but suspended
the latter punishment after allowing
the cuipTt o. undergo a few minutes
OF mental agony.
Patsy Morrison. one time Jockey
az toe famous sheepshead Bay race
track. lmblbed too much and was AZ
rested. Patsy So number on the docket
happened 20 be -
no. q. tailed The Judge
That's me. said Patsy" 1T sounds
familiar. I started the expression"
"Ha ha" cried Whalen. we've been
looking for you. How did it happcnE'
You see. there is room fer just
twenty-five horses on the Sheepshead
track. When one more is entered Il
has u 30 behind an the others and
gets a handicap that way. They gen
orally figure 10 put the horse behind
that has not any chance, anyway. ]
started the saying by yelling . for
you every time an old shn-and-bones
got out on the track The other
jockeys took IL up ard q was not long
tlu everybody was on"
You deserve year az hard labor,
said Judge Whalen. ''but as It's your
first time I'll let you OF easy. '-Cleve
land Dispatch.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26
= IT, g
The Last spasm Simmer ug Languidly to a Finish.

the accommodating young mems
shoulders Alice gets out 70 a launch
and escapes.
But not FOR long. not for long. BY
the time everybody gets out 10 San
Francisco It Is learned that the hate
ful Chiuk and his vile underIings have
got her in their cruel grasp again.
Now the action finally begins. Put her
ia the room. bound and gagged. and Jet
the knives descend upon her helpless.
beautiful form. No. kin the man. but
save the girl for me. All Kind Heay-
en- help meh- open "a the name OF the
lawr. Once agayn. I say, open IN the
name OF the lawr. Leave her. you cool
they viii break IN the door and all is
lost. Explode the boiler! Blow I'D the
ship. ! Ny Gawd We are trapped
Boom bang-h oorawr- hisssss - bIankety 70
bang bang bang! And smiling through
the smoke key IS on the Job. So Il
Sarah.
Only one more scene Is needed IN
which 70 give those villains theirs. ont
az ne lonely house BY the Golden Gate
d. ~ learned that IN some way the
Chink and that Otis woman and the
vile Arlington stu have sweet Alice
and the che-ild ~ their devilish grasp.
IT'S a dark night and a murky. From
a high window the wan Alice can be
seen waiting 10 be rescued. VIII the
Vaccinations Of these villains never
be overcome7
But little do they reck that key Is
stiu uuwinged. And Sarah-where IS
she? Waiting IN the wings 70 rush on
with the police when 81 is time 10 re.
store Alice 60 her husbands arms
III rs whore Sarah IS. But unfortu-
uately Alice has climbed out on the
roof, and so when the police arrive q
it IS UP to them TO take her down II
they want 70 get over 70 East Four
teenth street before Tom Sharkey's
closes. The only thing left for them 10
do 10 10 form a human pyramid 10 the
roof on which Alice climbs down 90
her Georges arms. and the last act
SINNERS along 20 a curtain with moth
ing doing except that the villains are
steadily being all shot up by the po-
Ece.-New York sun.
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

master az properties; Jock scribner,
electrician. Program continued on sec
ond page following
Edmund Crosse has called attention
to Ibsen's practice OF beginning his
plots where lesser playwTights usually
end theirs that Is. with the marriage
OF the hero and heroine. In this re-
spect Ibssn may be nkened TO slomer.
although in justice 20 the dead Nor
wegian playwright Il should be said
that "A Dolls House" was written
long before It's author could possibly
have seen the manuscript OF Ihe
Queen OF the Highbinders. And al
though Slomer's heroine. Alice Stuart
makes one think OF Nora OF a Doll
House" tnasmuch as both have been
hitched before Re first act. II was
learned early If lHe subsequent scenes
that Slomer and Insen obtain their re
s,,lts bv widely different methods. Also
Alice stuart gets Il plastered all over
oftener and in more different ways IN
ssob Of the twelve scenes that Nora
does IN a whole drama
The chagrin one feels when the cur
tain rises and Il is fearned that Allce
IS married 10 George Stuart, young
clubmqn. IS softened somewhat wheh
Ty-v lsaacs comes on the stage ana
srealxs Of his love for Sarah ButtlnskL
the soubrette. Not only does the by
rIay Of love and high spirits Of these
two young persons from the East Side
bring smiles back 10 the tear dimmed
ewes Of the audience. but key and
Sarah save the plot and anybody IN
the cast that IS worth saving by COM
ing out OF barrels. screens. and from
behind picture frames and posts
every time George Stuart, the hero.
and Paul Slomer. the playwright, are
up against IT.
Kai Tong. leader Of the Hlghblnders.
IS a chink who causes all the trouble.
Kia Tong goes through four acts
wearing a yellow silk rainy daisy be-
hitting his rank. and. as for money.
he has nothing but Probably be-
cause Ct his extreme wealth Kai gets
a lot OF help IN carrying out his
devllsh Vaccinations from Bettina
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

and ne had no need OF recourse 10 the
oars. The luck turned, too, and lie
brought home a fine catch Of munet
and REQ snappers. Since that day.
Mr.. McGiIicuddy says. the strange FISH
has towed him about. and responds to
a pun upon the line just as a horse re-
spends 90 the rein. He has already
made enough money from his fishing.
under these strange circumstances. TO
reIaiT the EasOlene engine. but there
seems TO be no need OF IL now.
Mr. McGillicuddy, who IS slXty-eight
years old and total abstainer. has
not yet caught glimpse Of his friend
Nv fish
The Washington times., 1906-08-26

company all come back from Dream
land 10 a den iu Fel street FOR the
third scene This is the place where
Harry Arlington and Kai and the Ota
woman stick a knife into Charles
floating ribs. thereby Frnding him TO
Join the d. and O. clu1 forever, key
and Sarah are on the job key hidden
IN a barrel and Sarf q IN the wings,
and they would doubtless have pre-
vented the murder II they had not
already read the manuscript and so
learned that the crime was needed so
that Il could be fastened on the hero.
George Stuart. ia order that he might
be prosecuted until the last act
Charles never did amount TO much.
anyway. Nevertheless. he does enc
good thing Just before he perishes
when he dips his finger in his chest
and tries 10 write the names Of his
murdereTs on the wall with his drip
ping hearts bo-lud Before he can
finish. however. the angel Of death
perChes on his features and alo-g
come the three villains and complete
the handwriting on the wall by add
ing 10 the words My murderer the
name George Stuart.
The fact that Drsamland got a men
tion In the preceding scene IS evenad
up when Policemen Thompson and
Dundy come oH and take George 10
the Elizabeth street station. charged
with murder. Furthermore. Thomp-
son Is "a sergeant just as George IS
being c0llared Alice. his wife, PUSHES
upon the stage. and as she falls pros
trate over her brothers body she Jets
go her grief by hollering MY Gawd.
he's stobbed, He's stobbed." One
couldn't help feeling the utmost sor-
row for her IN this her hour OF az
Fiction.
Everybody went over 70 the Eliza
beth street police station for the see
ond act. Sergeant Thompson was on
the desk. Both Thompson and Dundy
wanted 70 DO the right thing bv every
body: but, IN view of the evidence.
there was nothing 20 It hut 20 send
George to Sing Sing A prison keeper
with just the meanest disposition tried
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~ n spite OF the severe thaw first
nighters thronged the Foiteent
Street Theayter last night when
the playhouse was opened for the
season with Paul Slomer's four
act tragedy. The Queen OF the
Highbinders" AS the orchestra took
its place amid thunders OF preparatory
applause the coatless we're hanging
over the gallery Ga festoons, Ike smotn-
cred onions on a steak
Mr.. Slomer has taken a quaint theme
upon which 10 build his tragedy. A
good, pure girl falls into the clutches
OF a band OF designing villains long
before the curtain pole has hit the
roof and a noble-hearted young hero
saves her in the last act Perhaps no
other aIl-star cast could handle this
UNIQUE idea as Il was gripped last night
by such well-known "perfesh" folk as
G. f. Whitaker, Ed Mannary, Bob
Cain. Tom Kilgsra, Charley Clugston,
Mart Brown, Bessie Clifford, Leila
Davis, and Elma Gillett. LooiA Katz,
manager; William O'Brien, representa-
tive; Captain Kelly, stage manager,
Sam Reid. stage carpenter; Joe Casey d,