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The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
AMERICAN-JAPANESE
RELATIONS CORDIAL

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 16.-The
following statement has been made
public at the White House:
The statement that there has been
any friction between the state depart
ment and the Japanese government IL
entirely erroneous. On the contrary,
the relations between the two govern
ments have constantly been growing
closer and the understanding better.
The statement az TO there being any
friction is not merely unwarranted but
the direct reverse of the facts"
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
resent value of the buildings.

present value of the buildings.
My attention has been frequently
called to this matter by complaints Of
property-owners as to Inconsistencies
and inequalities In taxation says
Nagel. II therefore, studied out the
systems of other cities and found this
the only just one anywhere. Ii Is hard
10 get an absolutely just system. II
a man were to have 10 contractors
figure on the same building. their fig
ures would vary somewhat. The most
we can hope for Is TO adopt such a
code OF valuations as will give equal
ity and reduce the matter OF Judgment
10 the lowest percentage. Then there
can be no charge OF favoritism.
Il figure that the buildings OF the
city could all be reassessed under this
plan within year with the aid OF
only six additional clerks. Much would
be taken of the assessors shoulder.
He would merely have to get the d.
mansions OF building, fix its rating
and have the clerks In the office TO
determine Its valuation.
THE scale OF valuation factors In
New York varies according to many
circumstances Modern ONCE build
ings are valued at from 81 to 50 per
square foot per story, according TO
the materials and finish. Flats are
valued at from 81 to IS per square
foot per story on the same basis.
There has been talk that real es-
tate men should be chosen as assess
ors. think this is fallacy. Assess
or Plass Is as good a real estate man
a any, but 1t has been proven that no
can do no more than anyone else In
providing for equal taxation"
To prove his theory Of valuations.
Assessor Nagel took number of
building permits and, after judging the
class OF factor to be used, computed
their valuation by square feet and
found 1t approximately the same as
the building cost
A girl always pretends that she
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
WOLF IS GIVEN
7 TO "A YEARS
FARM HAND ENTiCED GIRL TO
HIGHLAND PARK AND
ABUSED HER.

John Wolf, the young farm hand
who several weeks ago enticed Lizzie
Edwards, an English girl, out to High
land Park with the story that he would
give her a job in his home. and after
getting her in a lonely spot, abused
her shamefully, was sentenced, Mon
day morning, by Judge Hosmer TO
from z to Ia years in Jackson prison.
Coupled with the sentence is the rec
ommendation that he serve the mini
mum sentence.
Steve Kurzkitzki, young Wyan-
dotte Pole. who forged his friends
name to bank book and drew 800
from the bank. was given from one to
two years In Jackson
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

It's name-s Golden Medical DlacovorJ1
was suggested By ope Of IT. moot DD(1
ant and valuable ingredients - oe11r4
Seal root
Neasiy forty yesss ga, n. PiGDpo -
covered thai ne oo~Id, ~ 10 - q IN,
t<iple-re6ned glycsrine. st1sd ~ -
tain degree q constan1ly na1n1n1no1
heat and with the aid Of sppog111o -
appliances designed for that purpenA -
tract from our most vs3usble native -
dicinal roots their curative propgp11oo
much better than by ths use Of nSco1ols
10 generally employed. So the nov VOID.
famed "Golden Medical DlnoOvugyyP 5oR
the cure Of wesk stomach, indlgo1ooon. a.
dyspepsia. torpid live. a. blljoUnnooo 60
Kindred arrangements woe 0TSt mo1A -
Il ever sin4e has 69en. without pogt5oDo
Of alcohol p It's uanGvp.
.o 4 siar;: 10y 81 rs s. g =, H. -
wfti SHOW that Il 70 6sAe iron the -
valuable medicinal roAtS Mound gTowl10
n eur American foreetAs4 All t6e0o -.
gredieo1e haxe reseiye6 th6 yk66(l ' =
don 3eht lrQn 4& kAal0k me6lf 11S
Rd5. &aEhku md -xE1tcs.-on .
~ remai|eS fQ f6e 1laeaaoa loI Yk|fk
sc6{3ep 865Ea QlscoxsII f:17{
EH{t0 book 81 t6es3 endorS6hel y L.
been complied by DR.. R. v. Piefca -
Buffalo y. Y, and wnl Be- mailed tr:s =
aany one asking same BY postal card, q
let3oe addrossed TO the Doctor q shows.
Prom these Endorsements, copied hon
standard medical books Of al the di89-
ent schools Of practice, IL VIII b foon4
thaS tho ingredients COMPOSING tie s0o1dr
en- Medical Discovery" arc advised ~
only for the euro Of the above mentioned
diseases, but also for the cupe al I'll e.
tarrhAl, bFoochtal and throat s1qct6o14
accompanied With catarrhal diseharU1I
hoarseness, sore throat lingering. -
ssess;ons wEseS, X not psonptiy u
properly treated ara liah)e % tsrpine)n
In CONSUMPTION. Take Dr.. Reecen D.
coveTy N tine and Ps.ssye.s e .: -
likely 20 disappolnt Too pucA must ~
DO expected n - Il vii not perSocD
miracles. 10 VIII noe cure conH0p9on
In Its advanced seaEes. No nedbshse wlI.
II tplu cure Ne affections that lead upto
consumption. u tussa n cosHs.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

Two girls Of good family, one 1e and
the other II years Of age, were taken
from a resort at No. 80 Champlain.
ST., Sunday Afternoon, and after being
lectured were taken to their homes
One of them was afterwards detained
at the request Of her mother. and Capt
Baker says both will probably be sen,
to the House Of Good Shepherd. The
police are suppressing their names
The girls told the police they were
invited to the place by a girl named
Violet. whom they met through a ono
Morton Mcintosh. they said. Mcintosh
was later arrested in the Champlain-st
house and detained on suspicion. He
gave his address as No. 1913 Bakerst.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
COMMITTEEMAN WARD
FOR CABINET7

WASHINGTON, Nov. let Is stat.
ed on excellent authority that Ma
tional Committeeman VIM. l.. Ward Ia
being urged for cabinet portfolio,
preferably the treasury department.
This Is one Of the features of the
program which Mr.. Ward went to He,
Springs to discuss with the President.
elect.
II Mr.. Ward cannot be secretary OF
the treasury his inclination Is for the
department of labor and commerce.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
streets Committee Tied Up.

BY q tie vote the council committee
on streets failed to take action Mon
day morning on the petition for an
other stretch of railroad track IN West
Jefferson-ave. near Twenty-nrst-st. The
matter will be taken up again when
the full committee Of seven Is present.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
ILL-HEALTH DRIVES
FARMER TO SUICIDE

LANSING. Mich, Nov. 16.-(Spe-
cial.) David HUFFMAN. farmer liv-
ing near Dewitt, hung himself in his
barn, this morning with a halter.
Sickness caused the suicide. HUFF
man was sixty years OF age and leaves
q widow and one son.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
GEN. GOMEZ ELECTED
BY 10000 MAJORITY

HAVANA. Nov. 16.-Returns, which
are practically complete, assure the
election OF Gen. Jose Miguel Comes
by a majority Of 10000. This 10 Q Lib
ersl victory.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

Only tender, budding leaves grown
at an elevation Of 5000 feet are used
In "Salada-" The rest of the prepare.
ton Is done by ingenious, clearly ma
chimes; hence the purity and strength
Of "Salada" Tea.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Snow In Adironda cks.

UTICA, N. Y. Nov. ia genuin,
blizzard Is raging In the Upper LAX,
region of the Adirondacks and a foo
OF snow has been added to the GOV
ering Of the mountains.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17

A girl always pretends that she
doesn't want to be kissed.
The Detroit times., 1908-11-17
Catarrh

% q Constitutional Disease
Il originates in impure blood and
requires constitutional treatment, acting
through and purifying the blood, for its
radical and permanent cure. The
greatest constitutional remedy Ia
Hoods SarsapariIIa
In usual liquid form or in chocolated tab
lets known as oarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
Nasal and other local forms OF catarrn
are promptly relieved by Antiseplets or
Catarrlets, &c., druggists or mail.
@. l., Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

. ii'v luiloWlug Instruments nave Deen uleu
w record IN the recorders Office since our last
report We publish a complete list Of dOcu-
nonls recorded, aud must decline TO accede to
eny request to suppress any document from
''''o co lumns. Don't ask us TO do SO
Deeds. Margaret O'Neil and j. D.
Nell to Peter and Marco Glavich, 80
acres in 3-7-l1, s1GO.
U. S. Gregory, tax collector, TO 70.
y Mott, 8 acres in 2-7-1O, sold for
taxes delinquent in 1894, SLAB. 26.
Tho property was assessed to A. &c.
Ann.
Trust Deed Emma and Frank
Cooper TO Rosenwald and Kahn, 40
acres III 30-S-12, to secure a promis
sorry note for $3.50.
Patents. u. $. Go Charles q. Boro,
5.Gj acres in 2l-7-10, known as the
Boro quartz claim.
U. S., to John O'Neil. 90 acres in
3-i.1l, known as the O'Noil placer
clam. dated 1882.
U. S. to Andrew Howerton 2S54
23-i-l2.
Lease. Miss Mary Messing to g.
H. Hendrick, 100 acres in $3.50 for
two years at an annual rental Of $3.50
Bond. Emile Petois, as sexton Of
Che Jackson public cemetery, George
l.. Thomas and p. l.. Cassinelll sure
ties to the amount of $1,000 each.
Attachments- Frederick Rabb VS..
lone Eastern X. K. Charles Erickson,
jackson Dennis and y. Mccall.
Attachment of the pole line following
tto right of way of tho railroad, and
lot in lone adjoining the high
school Sud the S. = right OF way.
Bank OF Amndor County VS.. Viii
ford Dennis and Jackson Dennis.
Attachment of a portion of lot IS
block -, 5lttcr Creek.
Agreement. - Between John f. Davis
and John j. Craumer, agreement to
sell the Dane and Mitchell quartz
cIaima in Volcano mining district
for $4,000 payable ia two years
Release of Contract go Eureka Dia
moud Drill Mining Co., to LIda and
George Courtright The contract was
FOR the sale Of 100 acres in 35-G-10.
Lis pendons--S. A. Earle VS.. Joseph
L. Hwass. Charles Mare, g. Marie,
ct al for the foreclosure Of mort
gaze,
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

Last Sunday the lone aggregation
Of baseball players Travelled from that
place to meet the jackson boys ill a
game Of ball on the local diamond.
The visitors put up the best game
that has been played this season
against the Jacksons. The score at
the end Of the ninth inning was 5 to
4, with the visitors on the short end.
For a few moments it looked as
though the score would be tied and
that more innings would have TO he
played, but Sockey held them down.
The lone boys show up very we'll in
the field, but when it comes to batting
they tall down. There we're Il number
Of good plays on both sides, a
double ho;4e and some quick field
work by both the teams
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

Miss Lila Fuller, who has been
troubled for some time with one of
her knees, lett yesterday morning
for San Francisco, to have it examined
again by an expert. it may be
necessary TO perform another opera
tion.
Arthur Parker, son OF f. w. Parker,
came up yesterday from Point Rich
mond, to spend couple of weeks or
more visiting bis folks. lie Eis en-
ployed by the Santa ko railroad. 1t
has'beeu two years since he left home
and this is the first time that he has
been back since leaving.
There will bo an Entertainment at
Loyo's hail on Wednesday June 10Th
by the boys hand from the Masonic
Home at Decoto. Admission soc.
Seats reserved free of charge. After
which social dance. Music by San
Francisco orchestra Of 3 pieces.
Tickets to the dance 900. For further
particulars see posters and future
dVertisemeuts.
Miss HiIda Clough arrived from her
home 0t Pacific Grove last Sunday,
and is visiting with her sister, Mrs
Joe Phelps.
Mi Rose Stasa returned Monday
from a two weeks visit to San Fran
cisco.
Judge Davis is hera from San Fran
cisco, attending to some lega
matters.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22
ONLY a NAME.

Soma man are horn rich some are
born poor
Some are born WIZ. d title hung lIghd
at their door'
"hl4e others are porn TO ne mum
skulls and FOOLS
ana some that are porn are vicious
as mules.
Some dress in broadcloth because
they have money,
some cIoInea III rags "''lch Is really
noO lunny'
buV 0he man thEI - Fooi Is IHe aI"'e
OF tno io'
lie dle' III MS poverty ana s"ou IS
forgot
The rich may hoard their treasures Of
gold.
And pass with a frown the poor they
behold.
They may point to their mansions
Win great spIeuolu spires
"hIch 10 seen from Uue sVteels -oy
many ADMIRERS
They NAV dote OH their wealth like
an infant its toy
And beIieve life so pyeat il contains
no ALLOW.
But wait tili the time they are called
to death 5 door
They Will IND they are no better thhh
the poor.
rbov will find that thcir money
hasn't an7 avail
IN bribe the hold sentinel that stands
on their trail.
And when Offering their check for a
million or So
Death S sentinel replies with POSI-
tl7e, NO.
Why your check is no better than
CLEAN from the sky
The debt that you owe us you pay as
you die.
THE warrior reeouuts all the battles
he has fought
The carnage or war ana the misery II
wrought,
lie may tell how he charged MID hre
and she'll
That the cannon hau Deiohed from
lie may tell OF the siam that mingled
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22
Trial of Case of
Suffer Creek Bank.


The trial of the case of the People
VS.. Sutter Creek Bank came up this
morning i'm the superior court. Bank
commissioner Lynch was called as
witness and stated that in his opinion
the bank was absolutely iusolvent
Peter Dabovich, cashier of the bank
for the past four years or more, was
called and stated that the bank was
insolvent. lie said that he believed
the depositors Of the bank would real
re between fifty and sixty cents on
the dollar. He was asked if he had
gone over all the books and traced ell
| the transactions of the institution, TO
which he answered that he had done
so with the assistance of Fred Eudey.
He said they were unable to trace a
difference OF $4,000 between the
| book assets and tho liabilities. There
is also u check of the Ames Manu-
featuring Company of Niles for $1,000,
certified to by the bank, which does
not appear on the books. The bank
promises were reported TO the com
missloners as being valued at Sl4 600,
! but Daboyich stated that they are
worth only about $1,000, while the
stock Of the Ames Manufacturing Go.
is worth the face value, as are also
al the notes. There is on hand in
| the bank at the present. or immedi-
ately available, about Sc, $40, besides
which between $1,000 and $4,000 can be
raised almost Immediately on certain
securities, When Questioned as to
the officers OF the bank ne gave the
name of jackson Donuis, himself.
Geo. Waechtor, L. j Benue(s, L. j.
Payne, and Nj. Marks as the direct
ors, leaving out tho name OF f. n.
i5oracGo, whose uamo appears in the
complaint as one CT the directors.
lie stated that tins latter had disposed
of his stock in the company about a
week before the hank doors were
closed, and that the transfer appeared
on the books. Soracco rendered his
resignation as director at Che time
of the transfer, but the board Of
directors had not met since il WAS
organized into state bank, so that
his name still appeared on the books
rs a director. Assistant Attorney
Genera! Palmer appeared for the
people, VIM. D. McGee for the direct
ors, while Attorney Monroe of San
Francisco looked after the interests
of the deposltors. Monroe said that
the depositors' committee had done
everything in their power 60 keep the
bank out of The hands of a receiver,
trying to raise sufficient money to
bring the reserve to the amount re-
quired by law, but that they had fail
ed III their efforts. lie recommended
the appointment OF bred EUdey as
receiver on account Of his being per-
feetly acquainted with the banking
business, and because he is a dis
Interested party. The court took the
matter under advisement and will
probably report its decision this
afternoon. Jackson Dennis, presl-
dent OF the bank, was not present at
the trial
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22
LOCAL NEWS

j. 4. Wilson. Dentist. ilours u.
M. to 5 p. III. Phone--Oillce, black
Al: residence. Black 394: jackson
The Roadway made by vegetation,
both natural and sown, under the
influence OF showers Of the past two
weeks is wonderful. Even the grass,
which was thought to be too far
matured to be benefited by the
moisture, has been materially helped.
AS for the grain, the promise is for
an average crop, and in some place
considerably above the average. The
shortage, which seemed inevitable
during the dry spell of six weeks, has
been largely discounted. A. piccafdo
commenced cutting his hay early this
week. He has a big crop. Mattley is
in the midst OF harvesting, and has a
good crop.
Buy the best sewing machines
made, for safe chogp. Il. L. Justu8,
Well Bldg. Jackson.
W. *. Matthews, tile new president
90 tho Arcooo,t ,,ino ,rarod 1oa+
,r,,os,,ar f,,In, roor,so ~, ,3rooauon into
the Bright residence on Pitt street.
4 cool, md bonsoI.oonor bo1o boon co
o,,rod rosidonoa IN . Cuio+ non
tion ~ tbo Off, yoo dosirod
~. ! u wilson Jeff For yosomito
Valley this morning rs a delegate to
+ho oror3 nerIor 81 tno ~ : . "
,,hinb oontro,,s. tLoro ., tbo o5ib
;nn.aat
irarL uoutle toro,.,,a of ,,o
OI,,nnns o.ioon has non, to AoonIs
e.. 4bo 7.,ny,',, 81 a,aat;I,a aioJ,oIr
TO-, - Xxx .or,a 49,, -, g.,
r,.ono;goo ,a.t .,oaI. 60 ,no,,a oanauaa
,,oa.a 49, t,,a -'oUi.e - .S,tst
49,, ha- a.rn1,,.5 sa.a aot1 49, aa,.,,
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H. ,ao1;.1 ,.;o;.S.. -
eIatoa aaa-,9 i,, - t,,o.1s.,a I
a;,1anad n,d a ,'.' r." tl;. ,a;
rasa
Mrs I,anqhoyat b,s en- f,r rooorered
from her so0ore sicb small ae IN ho
able IN roauma bnr honsahojd drtioa
'rbe nnraa Mr.. CIark re.urood I'm
har ho,r, lost ,poosd,7
rbo Mui7 hoys etaryod thoir csttIo
FIR t5o maintain n.afYra. in tba
nnjpbhorbood If uon,a stetino iast
Snnoav mis- i. pbopt the FIRST hand
IN On INFO that rpoion fbi, soason. n
is not exneotod that fine ronooq ocor
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22
Election of Officers.

tuesday evening the Hncino circle
of the Women Of Woodcrafl held their
regular election Of officers in Odd
Fellows hall, the following being
those chosen: Guardian neighbor,
Ellen Silva; magician Augusta Elem
ing; attendent, Lucy Ii. Williams
inner sentinel. Eileen Fleming; must
clan, Christina Scbacht; captain Of
the guards, La7ena Palmer; manager,
ANNE Il, CLARK, After initiating
three candidates, Mary E. White,
Alice Batchelder and Blanche Chinn,
a short musical and literary program
was rendered, following which re-
freshmeuts were served.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

AND hovers around for q scran from
his door
To appease the hunger knawing his
frame.
Or ask for the rags that would hide
him from shame.
But time, old man. time. with a
magical leap
Springs into the arena with terrible
sweep.
Brings down his great sword till it
rings like a drum.
And shouts with torvor "Your time
now has come"
80 generous lime, I'm a noble you
know.
Can't see Tor my life why you treat
me thus So"
ga noble, noble, its a name of
your own.
We keep no accounts Of such names
on the Throne. "
The statesman that guides the grand
ship OF state.
And looks SO Iutel!igenf. proud and
sedate.
proud Cf his famo and the Station
he bore.
PROUD OF MS aclIoh ana iosIcaI lore
Proud of the fate that had Granted
HIM power.
Proud chat sucb fate had NOT waned
in an hour.
prnud that all else had subgervpd in
his cause
Proud that he ended the state and
its laws.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

CDR. Thomas Eclectrlc Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
elise Group. Has been used with
success in our family for eight
years. Mrs j.. Whiteacre, Buffalo,
n. \.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

Fer SALE.--A fine driving team,
both single aud double, a No.
buggy with or without pole ana
double harness, all in good order;
also light spring wagon with top
suitable for mountain travel. VIII
sell any part or as a whole. Call or
address Ledger office may 15-tf.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22
A Happy Father

is soon turned to sad one if he has
crying baby. McGee's Baby Elixir
Der. Best for disordored bowels and
sour stomach-ali teethiug babies
need il. Pleasant TO take, sure and
safe, contains no harmful drugs,
Price 20 and 30 cents per bottle. Sold
by kuhser's City Pharmacy.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1908-05-22

Total ratufall for month .........., > 20 inches
Total rainfall for season TO dGJc 1854 inches
To corresponding period last season Il.35
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
MILTON H, LUST
LEAVES The CITY
dis Friends Know Nothing
of His Whereabouts
A Number of Local Business Men
are Anxious 10 Locate
Him.

Tbs mysterious disappearance Of
Milton II, Lust, a former prominent
groceryman of this city, this morn
ing created quite sensation in local
6uslne circles Lust, il is alleged
left the city simultaneously with
MRS. Frank Hinamon ana the two
are said to have gone t. gether. Lust
leaves number OF debts in this city
and his creditors have made inves.
tigation and are now on his trail and
believe hm to be located at Chicago
The suspicious on the part of local
business men were aroused late Mon
day evening, when the report was
made known and an investigation
was Immediately made. ,.
Lust formerly conducted grocery
on West Center street and sold out
his stock short time ago. He has a
wife and children and is known as
an honorable business man. He fer
merly conducted the store OF J. b.
Gunder and has many friends in the
city.
Mrs. Lust has little 10 say today oi
the disappearance of her husband and
does not deny that he has l.ft the
city,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-13
"THE DEVIL" IS
COMING TO MARION
Good Show Billed for Next
Tuesday Evening.
The Play is One That Has Attract
ed a Great Deal Of Attention
In New York.

Probably no dramatic production
within n decsIe has created as
much enthusiasm and comment In
New York as "Tbe Devil which
by arrangement with Henry w
Savage will be presented at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday
evening. Oct. 20 by Mr.. Alfred r.
Aarons. The version is the only one
authorized BY Fr2nz Molnar, the
famous Hungarian autnor as will
be seen by the following cable
gram sent by Mir. Molnar to Mr..
Savage.
"You, and you alone are pntho"-
lied by me to produce the Devil in
America, anyone else who presents
It does 50 without my authority
and without haying royalties TO me.
My very best wishes for your sue
ces and my thanks for the splendid
production of "The Devil" which
herr Herzka tells me you made "
(SigneD Francis MolnPr.
The play Is described as symbol
ism in the nest moGern and realis-
tic garb. Calling himself DR.. Miller
The Devil appears as a highly polish
ed gentleman, full OF cynical wit
and worldly philosophy. Most inapt-
ly he makes his appearance in the
studio Of Karl Manler an artist,
who is just about TO paint the
portrait OF Olgr Hofmann, the wife,
OF n rich banker. Olga nd Kari.
had been sweethearts when he was,
drawing master and she visitor,
at the rich home where he was en-
ployed. They believed that their
young love had been forgotten Find
ing themselves alone the young art
ist and the wife attempted to dis
cuss their dead love. They dropped
the discussion when 1t became en-
baiIasslng as both found that the
love was not deed. Then HTbe
Devil appears as though shot up
rom trap. He makes himself
odlous to both but by play Of,
positions between himself and Olga
aud Karl and the young heiress
whom olge has selected for him to
marry arouses the forgotten love
and better still for his purpose an
unreasoning jealousy in both. The
last act shows KRrl's studio wbere
'Ihe Devil first appears. He is
'Isain present end guides the young
couple into room and the door is
cicsed' Though Of absorbing inter
est the piece is full of sparkling
wit and comedy situations
rms Is the last week of the Big |
sale ut GoodsnlrS