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The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
"San1s0n!''
10 S K P II O. RIEN

mas instructions when ,eiephOnc &c
say YOU are out
1T Had to Be. Some Day"
She burst into tears a tiorain
after looking anXiously arUund a.
make certain that no on observed
them, planted himself sqUarCly III
front OF her.
We are not alone in the Bots ne
said roughly This is ttr D'Ande
lines. Now. listen, 1t is more than
year since we ended uur-our at
fair, and VIC arr now g)ol friends
nothing more. And yet. without any
excuse. YOU
You treated me THANKFULLY.
Grace interrupted passiondtob. You
deserted me in d most cowardly man
ner'
Not at all. II had TO be some day.
we were To have been married,
she insisted.
Sheer folly" Govain dec AIRED con-
temptuously.
Folly today. perhaps" Grace cried,
her tears giving way TO anger. but
the part of wisdom Tor. You then. And
ii you hadn't met a. my house JAG
ques Brachard -
W AAt4A shC Wv ~ mas bdNlhNo ID
chard got 20 do with it,
Everything. He put YOU in the
way OF Specializing in Egyptian cop
per, and since then NY fortune is Of
no consequence 10 you"
Throughout the year in which Go
vain's treachery and decor. and self
ishness had been made daily appar
ent 20 her. Grace had chung with tho
I Il, To-, ~ Hncnaif. n Inun fnt
him. She hoped even yet 10 win hin
back, and she was frightened when
he turned awav from he: now. OK
claiming angrily:
We'll, I've had enough Jt this. and
more. You can have your supper
without me tonight. Goon evening.
She sprang quickly in frcnt of him
barring his way and holding out he:
hands pleadingly.
Jerome, don't 90. she begged
Forgive me. Jerome; you don
know how am suffering
Suffering" he sneercd. We'll
I'm sorry. But now. understand me,
This business OF holding me mp in
drawing rooms must stop. II you at
tempt e.. | swear youll get the worst
Of II. Don't push me to- far, or
may have TO toll society in general
why did not marry Grace Ruther
ford and such story would not do
you any good.
oh. how can ven say 50 II a thing
You know tnat up 20 tho time you de
serted me. WIS devoted ga YOU
And since Jerome ash,d With "a
sueeg.
Il have had nothing TO live for. |
have been 4 lost soul
you Love Brachard's Wife,"
Goyain turned from iomplatipn
Of Graces grief and walkco restless
ly 40 and down the drawing room.
Suddenly Grace confronro him.
You are in love with Erachard's
wife" she exclaimed accUs ,ngly.
Have YOU lost your senses Go.
vain asked.
You see that have not" she an.
sUercd, now completely mistress OF
herself again and speaking tightly.
Il .uols here. Grace. wha, suu need
is sauitarium -solitar. cOnfine.
ment.' Govai1 said mocSingly.
My dear Jerome kn"a that you
are Anne-Maries lover, t,cacc said
coolly Don't funk YOU can; deceiv7
ne stili loyr you. ami so I have
watched you. When you nave come
! into the room where she was | have
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

CA half-coiumn dispatch in news
paper lately announced the important
TACT that President Roosevelt mas or
dered hunting boots from a Brockton.
4iasS., IaCtOry.J
say. did you hear 1t? Didn't? No:
Why, YOU don't mean to tell
Prepare at once 10 thrill and glow
with pure, exalted pleasure,
For Mr.. ROosevcits getting boots to
wear w"en That biz game hc
Boots that viii ~ his tootsy-woots--
boots that are made TO measure
They're quite distinctly "a chasse. Ia
all respects tuvy are first-1lass
4 factory in Brorktou. Mass. vii.
make era That's no fiction
Reporters sometimes may romance. but
this - told with circumstance
And NouchGi for 10 there's little
chance Of any contradiction.
lney viii not go lle taing By half so
we are told by telegraph.
Tie boots are ot the finest caiT or
viii DE. M.'n completed.
Trey VIII he lar.d through oyelct
holes. tn, soc ordered half "A
q, leather FOR t.. aorHle soles. by
special Jroc',s treated.
Al this - sure as ~sss arc eggs.
They're made with straps
around The lr.s
pcgs-by workbench who don't
buhglc.
rbrv took were Told. u plaster east.
from which th'y will construct
the last
For rrpater ease iu walking fast or
running thrush the Jungle
that's All that can rccOlleCt: but
true, | think, in each respect.
And calculated to effect most pro-
found sensation,
t.ut now We must hot rest inert. There
set remains th" hunting shirt -
or shirts Reporter. II alert, viii
satisfy the nation
And trouscrs-say viii theS employ
plain 5uckskin, cloth or cord
uroy ?
Itsyhard to estimate tive Joy suCa
news al tius cngcndcrs
Excitement. too. very tense respect
ing other details. hence
We need reu.f from our suspf nsc
about hls new sHspenderS
Exchange
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
LYcEUM.

The return OF Ward & Vokes ire
united) 10 the, Lyceum theater. sun
day. for weeks engagement. evident
~ was regarded as red letter day in
cuI rent theatricals. for the way old
friends and admirers OF this famous
fun.making team turned out TO vel
come them back smacked somewhat
OF the ancient days when returning
heroes were ushered In through the
city's gates over pavements strewn
with flowers.
The curren, offering is called The
Promoters" and there is just enough
q, plot 10 give an excuse for the
title. II is described as musical
ttolic," which. about hits the nail on
the head. The musical numbers are
especially tuneful. Lucy DAILY and the
chorus scored tremendous hit. Sun
DAY. with a new pastoral song called
81 mpathetic sue" Miss DAILY gave
as encores some topical verses bear
ing on events Of local interest that
Went big with the audience. Miss
DAILY, by the way. never appeared Ia
better advantage than this season,
and her voice is in splendid condition.
A ladies' band is an added feature OF
the show this year.
Hap Ward and Harry Nokes in the
guise OF pair OF bogus noblemen. ar
given ample opportunity To work of
diverting line OF talk in the old
( familiar vein that has characterized
their work from the outset OF their
career and has brought them renown
+ Lew Kelly is on hand with new
brand of dope and Casey who on i
former visit. was merely vagary OF
the lean professors highly animate j
fancy. now takes tangible form. tic
/ is embodied in make-believe doc
bearing the same name. and carries
! his end well.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28

CHNF eH Iil-((oHtiHueo'I
DT THIS hour of the night
Charming. Grace. GlorieuN
IHI tells me the supper is on.
Yes, it is on. and the Ru
ches. with whom | dine. BEG
you will not fail them
Il shall be there, Goyain SAIL
lightly.
And what al out the niysteriou:
obstacle OF which you spoke Grace
asked.
"Oh. | shall bring it with me-
Good: then you will present hei
to us: for. of course. il is a woman.
Don't inquire any further; it's q
surprise" Govain said. Just pre-
pare our friends. and tell them moi
10 be too boisterous at FIRST
Trust to me-" Grace promised.
IN get there little before the
others. BY the way, who - 10 be al
the fete?"
Planning a Midnight Eevel.
'Oh, all OF our gang. The Ruches
Jeanne, Glorieux and others
The wicked" Govain asked smil
ingly.
"And the accursed." Grace answer
ed bitterly. We take supper at the
Cafe de Paris" she added.
AT the Cafe dc Paris? Why that
changer" Goyain demanded. seeming
ly disturbed.
"a fancy OF the Rnches They think
the place more Gttra ctiv"
Il don't like the new cHojce." Go
vain complained.
Does the idea OF going 70 the Cafe
de Paris upset your Grace asked sar.
castically.
Tho place at which they had chos
en- TO hold their midnight reye! was
one OF the most notorious 81 The kind
In Paris. Govain was disturbed al
the thought Of taking Annette mere
for this supper was the surprise ne
had in store FOR ner.
Nothing upsets me ne said. ang.
riiy but this time socie,y will gos.
sip"
You surprise me" Grace said. en-
ioying his discontinue. Il hope ev.
erybcdy won't come into pus private
room. and we shan all arrive sep;r-
ately."
Yes, but the halls. an the wait.
ers. And n We have high old time
like we did on the Las occasion,
what about the ueighbOrsc"
"Heavci my dear bov. now care
ful you've suddenly grown | don {
know you any loager. Arr Eou AFRAID
you Will compromise yo1r compan.
lone
Il am NOT afrsid To tehs chances
and son know IT," Govaj1 replied
roughly Excuse me, my dur Grace,
for thinking for momaI- OF your
reputation, As you have maragcG 40
keep II spOtlcss dp 10 date
Grace turned on him. her Dyes tllz
ing at his cruel tauut,
You are wicked. >leromo you are
cruel. NoI treat me in an otr.1,
cots manncr.>, IL r. infamoA."
oh. wEa am | In for now Go
vain asked wodn > Am Infamous
because indulge in 4, ID. II 5eN
ting?"
1T isn't your Jug ,i-lcc 4t'l
almost Ia tears 1t is a. Way you
treat me always 1ou Won't c-eu
answer my lc7te.s
WHY. your last letter g. n NINTH
old Gogan LAUGHED. aud NJ ,1cet
every day 80 what is the n3c " VIII
ing2"
And VOW atOif meetin~ M. can
not get word with you. Your VALE
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
From Another Point of View


hadb N
hers Is
than
fish has been established in New
\ Pennsylvania poet
Was caught rcbbing hen roost
photographers feel like rng themselves
cuset hemse photographers will
of the rid. and 10
had In
of
disappearance of the prophet
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
A Story From Hungary.

In the Hungarian parliamentary seq
sion OF lS4l certain Baron Szjel
lived in Pressburg, the former capital
of hungary. with two intimate friends.
George Majilath and Barthel Szemerc.
One day the baron became envious or
their laurels. lie called Szemere
aside and said 10 him: Ny good
Szcmere. write me speech. Mos.
willingly. nv dear friend; about what
would you like to speak" at is all
the same to me-" said the baron, "if
The speech is only q nice one-weH-
derfully nice" You will be satisfied
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
CHAPTER IiI.-(Continued0

CHAPTER lii-(Contnued.)
c0T THIS hour of the night?
Charming. Grace. GlorieuX
hi tells me the supper is on.
y Yes. it is on, and the Ru-
NH 1 dine lnr
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
IN Truth No Matter
Wbom IL Help or Hnyfs.

Seventy-one years ago there
landed on these shores from Ger
many. a poor peasant boy.
He came in the steersge OF a
sailing ship, penniless.
Flooding away on a farm III
Germany. he had heard OF the
opportunities afforded in TINS
country and the possibilities here
in return for thrift and diligence.
1t came time for him to serve
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
LAFAYETTE.

LAFAYETTE.
The change OF program In the La.
fayette theater for the first half OF
New Years week was greeted all
day Sunday with the usual crowded
houses. Miss Cora Adriana. the
whirlwind dancer. gives graceful
and pretty butterfly dance" with
colored light effects. Harry Moore
and Henry Cooper. create no end OF
fun in their comic Dutch sketch,
Coming Home" and the other vau-
deville numbers are well received.
The photologue gives the pretty pas
toral drama. The Fisherman's Riv-
al" and the uproarious farce. The
Effects OF Shave" The drama "A
Mothers Secret" the comic sketch.
Laughing Gas" and numerous other
pictorial subjects FIJI out the hour and
a half program. An entire change is
promised for Thursday. introducing
special New Years features.
GAYETY.
They have the regular stuff in the
Gayety this week. Harry Bryants
Town" has included about all the ele
menus common I'D the SuOWS VI luiS
class. there being Irish. German. Yid
dish and 'rube" comedians. The plot
OF the sketch is much worn away but
the sprightly efforts OF all the princi.
pals make il go fast at all stages.
Fred Wyckof is really clever as the
tvillage tavern-keeper. who is running
for assemblyman. Harry Bryant II
always good. and Harry Parent keeps
the crown laughing with his funny
makeup. The chorus is pretty AMI
the numbers have the added adyan
tage OF being all nearly OF size.
The olio is better than the average.
Buch Brothers do acrobatic feats that
are original and startling. Lillian Sic
ger is an accomplished eernet soloist.
while Darmody is favorite with his
Juggling. Smith and Meakin have "A
clever line of dialogue.
The forepart OF the show is excep-
! tionally clean but the second act cou.
tains few jests that are broader than
/ they are long.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-28
y .;5N:;; PLAYHOUSES

times Is classy. He is given good
support In the main.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

2omm.G oteIetten, GfunO 1890
&uIb5sS dnieel, Yiun0. ... .22c-25c
&ortCr6ouie Steof, gfuuO. .22c-25c
Sirloiu Stcuf, %iunO. ... .20c-22c
&ulb@lcbcr, &iunO. .............2 Doc
aolb3broidcn, Gubcn0. $500
Butter uno gier.
Stiidbuttcr, 8funo. ............4 2c
Creamery 8olcubutter, Giun0. .40c
Gicr, 2ltcno. .................3 SOC
@eiIigel.
&iiGncr, EiunO. .tGc-t7c
&ungc Soubcu, Stiid .25c
Gutcn, %iunO.
&lnac Siibncr, &iunO. 1920
Eurfcp, GitnO. .2Oc-22c
@Gnic, 8funo. ...........2 0c-22c
@crIbiibuer Bod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
qrutIdes Nrbetts. sladwrifunas sRreau.

unter Der gtufitbt oer .Seutl0eH Seleui6Git".
SieienlgelI, ole beuifDe 9dnoWerier, Irbcltcr
pno NtenlIbOteu, 81 belnnitl9en Wiint6ell, Wolz
len iub pcrioHlld Ooer IN lruntlrtcn Gtltlel an
ben IaentclI Der 9eteuidutL SUBnnH :. DicDCt,
SimmCr II, Rr. 215-217, Guurtlaun SirGRc,
meuoelI, pelber uneiiBcltlib gluslnltt ertbelleH
miro. Sprebltlnoen bon l bis b ubr.
Sdn211O
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Nnr $1,000.

Gcbs 8iuWuer unO 9a6, 9ernnoas i'm Sirs
terarnltoe, @as uno eleftriiheS ei6t, Douiidns
ptges Slb5ugsIanals Spiiem. cemeHttrte 3bte,
Weller mo 3rotiOire, so SUB breite StrabeE,
nit Ditrifi5irten 3ieaeln 9epllattert. nnbe Dem
rBditerionsRnrf". Iotnlsllnfoitel $5S.00. 6Ieille
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gsm6aro. nno gratt StrnRc.
(San16, 1Wt) Suf. Y. @hite, Bdrlmetiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

g5enn oicien Wlonut nod aefnuft. @ute 6drlu
In 9bdrless9olntn bon t0t 4dern; Suus nit
ibigen 9(ebengebduoe. 5ipei SbitadrieH. 40 sder
gSalo. Rreio $500, Hur $500 5ur 9ln5a6lung
erforoerlit. Sieb uto gtderserdt6e ibnnen
e~benfaIs ibernommeu iperoeH. penH gclullnift.
s.. SaSenbupp, iii, &..GbatlessStr., Baltimore.
6. x 4. Gelcpbon - 81. Baul 3l14.
(Sepi5,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
1891. NeIteaes WtaDfIHement. 1871.
Maralanb Gbattel Goan Y%HucintioE
albert gtnmr. jun, @efhditsfibrer.
Nclnff.dtNfhdunf

T6tueIistSebnH0e.
aeaenibSr Sent 9eribtSee6duoe.
Simmer 220, 23f nnb 233 q. stodluerf).
Siiopifssdt 1afetie. nno Vt. Eanl.Str
9nrIeuen BON $40 Bis $500 uif MJ5el, Hin,
nos etc. obne Gnifernurn oerfelbed. Setebiictf
Maieu. Refine 9euderei.
aRo. Rbune 6ourtInHb 1856. g. Il y. Bbore
Ct. Raul 1868. (GODe. 12.1&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

Babe Der StrdBenbnbnlienie; 8 Gents 5abr'
gelo -
8 4der an Blue 9nusglbe., naGe 8elairsJtoao.
% elder Habe 9arforoHodo.
Wierritcn q Merrifen,
(San10, tWD 100 Sf,2eriugtun.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
@cIs sn perleibcn.
AnIeibcn anf R5bel nnS nnbere
Eidlerhciten

tnr 6 Bru3eni. eenau mad Dem iIeiIen @efesc.
SAM pribaiim. stdlter, Gr. 2fO, Cft.SeIiug'
,un.eiraBe, .8anfant gL,ibtna".
in be- Gfiir piro 5entih stfsrotsn.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

3meierlei. = Midtcr: .@ie
fonnen Sic 10 etpos iiber oen Slid
ger meiterreoeu? Ser botte Shnen
0os ilbcrbaupt geiogt* - Angefla9
ter: o@eIaat bot es mir Niemano, es
ipuroe baIt ~gereoetl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

gcrtdufe artf ser Gieiiacn gffeften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

Sin iuuger Oiam in i~tduoigcr stcluug uub
bon auieu l~JIuHiercu milniht EN- 8rtodI5luuncr
mt guoebeuuBltng uTlo Stoit IN eiilCr Bulen
5amilte, luelbe Die englilAe Sprabe ocrl,cbt.
entUeoer IN Dit pocr ytOrbolt Baltimore IN
gerluger G1ttietIilg elmer ytdbtltntc oer Sirus
Ben6ubn. Wtau ~a6reflire ~. Y, d." Gcutimcr
rurreipunocut, tJU-2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20

&unIt. - Gas lit cine rnper-
idGmtbeit! Gle nennen &6r @eifGit
cine aunit6onOlunq un0 bietcn einenl
Den gr0bten SdunO on Den man lid)
0enfen fonn." - .Grluu6cn Sic, lit
OoS pieQeid)t feline Stunt Oomit ST
banoeln2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Gcrlnugt Manuer uuS auuben.
&crlnngt int 9%lageueigcu.


SAlluNHls
YiurU lluo Jruu. nm uufs Sauo 81 gcbc'
gtub8uirugel in gr. iUS, EGrts9iuc. loD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-20
Gle
50 b0r0e. y

Gie Gontroft . Gergcbun05 , De.
bGr0e 0iinctc aeitcrn DE GnQebotc
fir Den Nliiongfonol oeS meIui6en
uieorigen NioeoIS ourd ole 2iqbt
GtraBe. Bier 9ngebote poren Gin.
gelauiCn mo 5por Wtetropolitm
Contracting so, WicSeon Gontruc
ting 50, Donoonn II. YbilippS, 20.
ton, unO @arren =. 9reni5er So,
Moibington.
Gieielben mnroen Der 9(b5uQ9fo-
nal 9ommiiion SIR Sabulirlmd
ilbcrmieicrL ood lit fem 3peifel Dor.
banOcn, Dob Die Metropolitan 50.
ben Gontroft erbalten mito, oa lie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-10-27
Federal Grand Jury.

Huntsville, October Especial 1.-The federal grand jury was empaneled today by Judge Oscar R. Hundley with Kirby Cartwright of this city as foreman.