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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
His Literal wife.

TITS GVVSV dJ VvVS.
Every family should keep an &C
count of it's expenditures"
I'VE tried that scheme, but It failed
to give satisfaction"
"Why?"
20, my wife was too literal. Things
I wanted charged as sundries she in
sisted on charging as BOOZE"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
A just Rebuke.

Cook-Heavens, the Missus is com
ing! Quick, into the linen closet!
Policeman-What, not into the pan.
try? Nina, is that true love?
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

That Dry Hacking Cough
needs attention. Ask your druggist
for Browns Bronchial Troches which
will quickly relieve the cough.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

There's lot Of romance about the
good old times, but we would kick like
steers II we had to have them back.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

HIDES & FuRs TANNED FOR ROBES
Coats or rugs. Send for price list to
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

After all. the man who tells his
troubles may be, preferable to the one
who tells his Jokes.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

WE SELL. GUNS AND TRAPS CHnAr
buy furs and hides. or tan them TOR robes q
rugs N. w. Hide & Fur Co.. Minneapolis.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

The average man wants to buy his
experience IN rstail quantities but at
wholesale rates.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

In politics it's the man who sells his
vote who is corrupt. not the man who
buys it..
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
Same Old Reason.

i've played the ponies to my grief.
year in, year out, day after day."
Then why do you keep at 1t 1t 81
We'll. I've got good thing for to.
morrow
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

In billiards and matrimony there are
lots of kisses and many scratches.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

PILES CURED IN g TOT DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any cuss
81 Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles in
So ~ g sas:c; refunded. sac
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
The Best polio

The Best Policy.
Father Ito son, who is going to en-.
ter bank)-Above all, be honest
especially at first!
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

When a girl is a high fiier IL doesn't
necessarily follow that she is cut out to
be an angel.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

Drink Garfield Tea at night! 1t insures a
normal action of liver, kidneys, stomach
and bowels, and overcomes constipation.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
The Romance.

TIC Homdnce.
Come here, Clarissa."
"Your little girl has pretty name !"
Yes, my wife gave her that"
Your wife must be romantic"
That's it. Once, at the race track,
she seen horse of that name"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
In the Good Old Days.

Mayor-where are you going?
Village Constable-The three tramps
just locked up want to play whist
and I'm looking for a fourth!
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
Sour Grapes.

Sour Grapes.
sance."
''Why?"
"Afforrs every Teller that gifts hold
of ten dollars chanst to display his
wealth"
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10

Why should tax collector have q
high opinion of human nature?
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1908-01-10
In Football Terms,

In Football Terms.
Hello, Grace!"
s"Hello, Maude!"
did You get any of that remnant
ribbon?"
yves; hammered the line for seven
yards"
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
~ l She Now Mayor -
n E$i~ Aassa dhysrS uccss Flav n
! THE MAN
~ THE H1LzzzQ2a q -

est ca-.ie al tne form or Juugc New-
man. WIG. bu, cling into the room with
all his customary pompous dignity
suddenly stopped In his tracks and
wiitcd nj sight OF the boss.
Good morning. MIR. norrigan." said
the judge Ingra,intingly. wriggiing Gn'
der the boss glover. Il hope I'm not
here too early aud that MIR. Vain
wright has inicrcedel for
-For your denomination" queried
Horrigan. speaking as though To dis
graced servant. III that's what you're
here Tor you might have spared yonr.
self the trouble. What ] told you be-
fore still goes
"But. MIR. HorrIgnn. consider how
long I've lseen on the bench. and
"And it's time you got your nose out
Of the feed bag and gave some one else
q chance. You are"
.I'm growing old. Mr.. Horriganr'
pleaded the thoroughly cowed Judge.
How can go back TO law practice
md compete with younger men: BE
sides. Mrs Newman declares"
Il can't help that" returned HOrri.
gan. quite nninovel you've had your
share. We've got to look out for our
own active workers-for the men we
can count ON to do tho right thing"
"Rut. Mr.. Horrigan." protested the
judge. Il always try to do what Is
right"
~ said the right thing" corrected
the boss '.See the dincrcnce?'
Excuse me. judge" INTERVIEWED
Wainwright. III you'll leave this mat
ter in my hands. l will try TO convince
MIR. Horrigan of your fitness. just
leave II all to me-"
"Oh. thank you so much, Charles.'
! cried the relieved judge. I'm sure
can count on you. Mrs. Newman will
be so grateful. Well. won't detain
you any longer. Goodby.'
"Goodby. Judge answered VAIN
wright tolerantly.
"Goodby. Mr.. IIorrigan," went on
Judge Newman. with efrusion.
A grunt from IIorrigan. who had
turned his broad back ON the visitor,
was the only reply. AMI the judge de
parted to bear the message of hope to
Mrs. Newman.
Have you any special objections tc
yewman:" asked Wainwright
mo-" snid Horrigan. except ! think
perhaps there's men who ran do better
by u.s. You know how mich 1t means
sometimes to have the right Judge han.
die your case
II think mt pinch we can manage
Newman. and
"Oh. n 1t Is a favor to you. all right
But II doesn't do those judiciary fcl.
lows any harm to keep them guessing
awhile II tames 'em and teaches 'ein
to mind-sOrt Of keeps them In tlleiE
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

places. you know. Aud now won't You
tell that butler OF yours not to let u
he disturbed"
Wainwright complied, and the two
settled down To their deferred talk.
How about the election this fallY''
began the tinancier
We're already growing; but. just be-
tween you and me. It's going to be .
hot fight The people at large seem to
he little sore on the organization. A
few deals lately have been q little raw.
and some Of the papers are kicking.
Good Lord. If II wasn't for the news
papers what cinch boss would have
In running city! II d be like taking
pennies from baby's bank. But
Then you think there In some doubt
about the election?'
II wouldn't go 10 far as that. It'Il be
. tussIe. but with plenty Of cash and
the right man for mayor mark ME. ]
say and the right man'-we ought to
win
The woods are full OF right men, :"
replied wainwright. 1.-THE money b
the chief thing 10 consider. That 10
why asked you herr today This p
the point I'm getting at: Az soon ~
election fs safely over the Borough
Street railway will apply for a fran
ehfse for car line from Blank avenue
to Dash street along the river front" !"
II sser.. nodded Horrignn. And, as
you own the City Surface line and -
that = tie Borough Street rnilway's
worst rival. you want the Borough's
franchise bill killed when It comes be-
fove the board Of aldermen"
YOU'RE wrong. To parnphrase your
own words. you know lot about poli-
|tics. I want IT, Borough Street rail-
ways francAIss Dranted. and ! want
H. fFanchlse to b. perpetual, :
~8Ef ! dea1 ~ weet your drtvicz
|at n ypu; ;laeind - nlef1e ~ Borough
n11161 ni1ygay 2ltt yq1r ewb Ctr GuFs
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
fro BE cosrIsurp.l
The Unresardina Years.

The years march on with Iron tread
And slip into the great beyond.
Come 20 with stern and rigid head
And some with smiles and glances fon1
stand and watch them n they 20.
Perchance with Idle. empty hand.
Perchance with tears that ready fow
AZ do the measured grains Of sand
They pass me by In single fis.
Each unfamiliar seems and strange
Until one whispers. with . smile.
''It's we. and not the yearn. that chango.'
I backward glance along the way.
And varied pictures there ] see-
Far back little child At play
The robber years have reft from me.
or here or there . picture glowp
OF ~ attained. Of g1adness won.
Agnln the darkeneA canvas shows
The image. blurred, Of things undonA
rhs passing pageant oe the years
Has taken much and much has wrouGA&
Perforce. with smiles - bltfee eearA
We elasp what eood theer pAeAe0l
brnu9at T., 4. 4 i,....d S. \.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

face line T1s charter wfil become void.''
II don't mean to merge them. I own
both roads. and run them separately"
''Thc you dor
That's a little surprise. eh?
haven't made any parade of II. Just
went quietly to work. through Gibbs,
and bought up majority of the Bor-
ough stock Now don't YOU see how
the granting OF the franchise and the
news that l control the rond will work
when they are uade known:"
Sure. It'll send that stock sky
high You'll scoop In n million or two.'
A million or two" echoed Vain,
wright scorr,fully. Nearer
Hold on Interrupted Horrignn
whats that noise:'
He had jumped TO his feet with an
alacrity that was surprising in so large
a man and was listening intent,y.
THAT clicking?' asked Wainwright
"Oh. that's only the private wire in my
Office
Private wire; Any OPERATOR"
"Of course. Why?'
suppose he should happen to he
listening to us:'
"Who? Thompson: Absurd!
81 don't know. Id rather
"Nonsense. It's Thompson. my pri
vatc secretary. Il man who's been with
me nine years. trust him as
'isut don't. I don't trust anybody
Send him into some other room"
II can't. In his absence some I'm
portant message might come. and IL he
wasn't there on the very moment tt
transmit 1t to me might lose thou
sands. Hes all right II ever a mar
was. l trust him implicitly"
"Oh. all right. then. Go on with what
you were saying"
Il want the Borough Street railwa.
franchise made perpetual. Catch NJ,
drift.
'.Surc. But the papers and the prop
erty holders will make a big kick"
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
.Rnt MI. Horrignn"-

.'But Mr., Horrigun''-
you've got my terms. Take 'em or
leave EN-
..Oh. very WELL" conceded Vain
wright. Will lame graeiousncss. ANY
thug to obligc an old friend"
Good. SO we get 100000 for elec-
tion expenses, and my personal ac-
count receives 1000 shares al 63.'
quite So. Aud now
".And nov comes the question of the
right man fcr mayor Ne
Again liorr!gan paused. rising to his
feet s:ealtlliy, like. some ponderous
cat. his head bent slightly. rs though
catching faint or distant sound,
What's the mattcr." asked VAIN
wright. looking up.
..Nothin-." returned Horrlgan. But
he did no, Resume his seat. Instead as
he talked he began To pace the room In
apparent alu.cssncss. yet every turn
chanced 10 bring him nearer and near.
er to the door of the adjoining office.
You sce." he said. 1--WE mus, have
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

LET them. They'll soon get hoarse
and have to rest their throats. As long
as we get the votes what do we care
r.
Yes. yes!' agreed the boss impa-
tlently. That's all right. but what !
want to know is, How does all this
concern met"
HOrrigan threw himself back In his
chair. uptilfed cigar In one corner Of
his mouth. thumbs in waistcoat arm
holes and eyed his host luizzically.
Wainwright did not even pretend not
to understand. Still. instead Of giving
4 direct answer he went on with seem
Ing irrelevnnce:
II am q public spirited citizen. be-
lieve civic welfare would suffer by any
change In municipal administration. 10
to keep the present party in power !
am willing to donate to 1t S2OO.0OO to-
ward election expenses"
"That sounds pretty good as far AZ 1t
goes, but maybe you didn't hear some
thing asked you minute ago. What
! want to know IL. How does all this
concern me:"
I'm coming to that. As said, !
am public spirited citizen. I'm also
4 good friend-such good friend that
Pm always glad to put my friends on
to anything In the market that looks
particularly promising Suppose car
ry for your account At the market
price CHATS G3 just now) 1900 shares
Of Borough Street railway stockY'
"wellY'
III that franchise II granted. Bor-
ough stock will go up at least 25 points
within two days. That would clear up
for you profit of-Iet's see-about
e375.OD."
Hofrigan had pulled 4 pencil from
hts pocket and was figuring on the
back Of m envelope.
.Yes.-. be said At last: ''thats right.
e375,OOO. That would be my profit.
while yours would run into the mill
Hons. That's not warm enough friend
ship for me-
surely. that b generous"-
s.Generous. maybe. but I'd IKE SOME
thing muni6cent-say 21yO0O shares at
d. Then at tAe - point jump I'd
make-rd uaker- -consuItlne hIs lg-
ures q TIE envelope- ..something over
eoooO0o That sosssds tstter y -
Heyy e.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
CHAPTER III.

CHAPTER III.
Y \ ORRlGAN was first to break
|" the tense silence.
whats this here for:" he
4 ! growlcd. Indicating Iheian
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

face line Ms charter wfil become void"
Il don't mean to merge them. own
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

the right man.
II we don't. we
haven't a shad.
ow OF n show
70 win. We must
be careful TO
choose the best
nianpossible. In
fact, Mr. VAIN
" r Y h I - n
fact
HIS wander
Z! u 6 h q Il
brought him to
the Office door.
With the last
W word he sud
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

added. with .ess assurance III we can
handle bsm."
Il think we can answered VAIN
wright. fragment OF his conversation
With GIBBS flashing across his mem
ory. "Scr see. have fairly good rca.
sons for Believing he's IN love with my
niece. Miss Dallas Wainwright"
so: That's
And. as. control her fortune and
her brothers until Perry is twenty
| five
"oh. it's cinch.' chuckled Horri.
gan. He
MIR Beunett is playing tennis" re
ported the butter coming % The door
He will bc her. Il, once"
"Now," resumed Iiorri.nn. the only
thing ;ha, remains Is 10 hnd ort u
he'll consent. and thea
| "You wanted me. Mr. Wainwrightf"
asked Bennett stepping through the
long window from the veranda. "oh,
good morning Mr., Horrigan." he added
on seeing the second occupant of the
room.
| The Young man was coatess and col
| ,arless, his SILK shirt being turned IN at
the neck In one hand he swung a ten
mis- racket. With the other he mopped
his flushed face. :or the day was hot
and the game had been swift.
Yes" answered Wainwright. "l'm
sorry to interrup, your tennis set. but
we want to see you on n rather impor-
tant matter. We've been talking about
you"
Thanks" said Bennett. with a pug
xled smile from one TO the other OF the
two older men. what aboutf"
| WANT to be mayori" queried Horr'-
gan abruptly
whats the answer" countered the
perpleSed youth.
"It isn't joke" interviewed Vain
wright Mr. Horrlgan is in earnest" :"
| .ln earnest? hope the heat hasn't
gone TO his head
"You don't understand" put In Ilor-
rigan. 81 control the pariy's iiomina-
| tions. The nomination for mayor Is
yours II you'll ike it,
"Not-not really:" gasped Alwyn
aghast.
Yes. really. We
"Eut. with n whole organization full
| VI gnu W ny Wv W. t''A'N ~
| me-
because you're the man we want"
"As an answer ,hnt's excellent. but
as an explanation It's mystfying"
"I'll tell you. Mere looking forward
to risky fight and
"And since you see no chance Of
/ winning you pick me ont ms the victim
1 instead of some Organization man?
Good idea as far as you're concerned.
but beg to decline. without thanks"
NO. no.'' corrected Wainwright.
mfr. Horrigan thinks that You have II
strong chance OF winning"
"rhat's right" corroborated the boss.
"It'li be hard fight. but with the right
man we'll win, and we believe you're
the right man Even II you lose. you'll
show the world what you're made Of.
Folks admire fighter. They haven't
much use for an idler."
| The coarse!y spoken words brought
back with n rush Dallas Wainwright's $
I, plea and his own yearnlng to do some
thing to make her proud of him--tO
win her by great deeds-to prove his
love worth her acceptance. Was this
the chance-the chance he had so en- ger
| " iongcd for: II seemed providenfial.
His face alight with the JOY of battle
and the hope OF his hearts reward,
Bennett Turned upon the waiting boss.
"I accept
Good" yelled TIorrIgan. slappIng
him resoundingly on the back Good
|
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

ctIIpttu VI nh
the foIiies aud fdieness that had hither-
to masked Ii. remember one thing, II
win this fight-if l am elected mayor
Il shall never once swerve from my
solemn oath Of Office. r.
Wainwright. uneasy at the candi-
dates unwonted words and manner.
started to speak. but Horrigan deftiy
interfered.
"Of course you'll keep your oath Of
office.' he beloved jovially "Of
course you Will. That's understood"
Then In an undertone to Wainwright
as Alwyn moved away the boss whis-
pered:
Don't butt in! Leave him to me!
That silly reform talk don't mean any
thing. It's the way all youngsters In
politics blow or steam. Leave him to
me-"
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

b oy y o W.
we'll
but reinen-
ber one thing.
Mr.. Horrigan."
interrupted Ben
nett, and his
careless boy
hood seemed to
have falle en-
away from him
ike a discarded
garment, leav-
ing the man
= hood and rug
geti strengt n
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Is Nv LOCAL PLAYHOUSES ~
THE WHITNEY

, deserved commentator. VIII De sPS-
cialiy augmented for the opera
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

ing the leading role In the Dream
land company Mr.. Marion has un-
doubtedly supplied for himself a part
that VIII enable him to display all mis-
eccentricities OF humor. both as a He
brew and as that funny fellow with
the imDediment in his speech. The
Red Moon" contains several OF his lat
est musical compositions which viii
keep a large chorus OF pretty girls busy.
They will also show their dancing abil-
ity and display some new costumes.
The players who assist Mr.. Marion are
Aggie Behler. a singer and dancer .
Adelaide l. Fell. Fred Collins. Louie
Collins. Alice Brophy. Viola Napp
Frederick ireland. H. A. Rile. George
VI. Pierce and Mark Thompson.
-tAYETY.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

production f. the "Yama Yama Man." a
quaint idea I'm which TO a lullaby tune
Miss Ruby Ray. clad in Pierrot costume.
sings verses with q manner and accent
worthy OF Eddie Foy. She is surround
I'd by 10 little "Yama Yama" girls In
Twrotexque costumes who do some mar
Vicious stunts. The other song hit 10 a
sentimental song entitled "Cuddle Up a
Little Closer. Lovey Nine" and Is sung
BY Miss Eva Fallon and the entire COM
pauy.-T This song Ii followed by three
unusual tableaus arranged by Gus
Sohlke. stage director. the first OF which
entitled the Seven Ages of Guiding. .
typifies the anectionate embraces OF
the different periods In human life.
Ethel Barrymore, probably the great
est favorite OF all the younger genera
tfon Of actresses with theatergoers in
this country. II presenting this season
q play said to be better suited TO her
personality and offering her greater
scope than anything she has yet done.
The play IL Lady Frederick" COM
edy by an author who Is practically I'M
known In this country, although In
England he A the man of the hour
among playwrights. Lady Frederick"
a. by w. Somerset Vaughan. and the
author IL stated to have given II par
ticularly bright. crisp and episram-
matic dialogue and to have been ex-
ceedIngly clever In the blending Of HIS
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

success for three seasons, will be thc
Offering OF the Manhattan Opera com
pany In the Lafayette theater next
week.
Miss Alkaline FIides. who has won
such pronounced personal success dur
ing the fret week OF the opera COM
panys engagement, will be heard in
the title role. Miss Fildes has already
everywhere has been highly compii-
mented.
Messrs. Burt. Buchanan. Howard and
Wilson and Misses Wslser and Kecne
are all congenially cast and the opera
which admits OF lavish scenic embel /.
iishment and costuming. will be pro-
-duced with strict attention to detail.
following closely the lines OF the orig
inal promotion.
Julian Edwards Is the composer OF
Dolly Warden, and the book and lyrics
are by Stanislaus STANCE.
The chorus. which has received much
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

s>rhree Twins" written by Charles
rsckson. with lyrics by o. A. Hauer-
bsch and music by Carl Hoscnna. VIII
"A the attraction at the Detroit opera
house for three nights ana Wednesqsy
Matinee. commencing Monday. The
,hres twins are three men In nowise re-
iatsd 10 one another, two or them nav,
Ing natural resemblance and the miro
N ! false beard and false mousta che.
nam etanhope has assumed this dis
snise 10 escape the stern tyranny OF a
ssrsnt who wants him to marry his
80 IA a I'd will not consider his intention
~ ma FRYING his wards companion. he
selects by chance a disguise which
s<.Ls 80 Ali the trouble by finding on the
rssrh a photograph OF such man. AS
ees Of the other twins II engaged to n
ss,ebiug damsel. Molly Somers. and
ara other II married TO a fearful WON
~ and as Tom has a sweetheart OF his
own. complications are frterwovcn.
One Of the popular song hits OF the
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

tempt the public Is The Gibson Girls
from that big musical comedy success
The Belle of Mayfair" There are 2
hair dozen very beautiful women IN
this act. and IL In said that the song
numbers give them every opportunity
for the display of their vocal talent.
vile as IL was loaned for very bIlet
time TO enable the rejuvenation or me
Belle OF Mayfair" which again takes
To the road in November
The Wrong Man" is the name or the
comedy vehicle I'm which Claude Gil
lingwatcr and company viii disport;
Mr.. Gtllingwater rs almost too Wen
known TO the playgoers OF Detroit 10
need extended mention. For three sue :
cessive years he was leading suppoft
for Mrs. Eeslie Carter. and for the past
two years no was principal support 20
kFitzi Schcff. In Mile Modiste. IL ~
taken for granted that his Offering IN
the Temple will he such that addition
al laurels Will be added 90 those al
ready won.
The Fiorenz family OF acrobats. from
the New York hippodrome. VIII tmIni is
the stellar acrooatic act or the Dill 10
those who like acrobatics In their Nau
deville menu this family Will perhaps.
appeal with greater force thah any
other act or this nature that mas eve.
appeared In the Temple, ana IL shoulu
be remembered that some OF tne
worlds greatest athletes have trod that
stage. -.,., ., cam
edy In the bill. and among the tuhniak-
ers Sam Elton Will carry on his share
OF the honoTs Elton Is a comedy jug
gler whose work with stack or plates
will be recalled by the regular patrons
OF the Temple as something marvellous:
1t Is beheVed that Sig El Gotta VIII
carry or all the honors in the instru-
mental music line as he IL regarded as
the foremost xylophons expert now In
America. Peter Donald and Meta Car
son will return with their entertaining
Scotch singing and dancing comedyi
the Otto brothers will entertain a la
the Rogers brothers: the Carberry
brothers viii have all the honors In the
song land dance line and the kineto-
graph pictures will prove as entertain
ing as ever.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

<SS lobby next week, for Manager J.
u: Moore has SELECTED a Dill OF yaude-
<601rY lover OF vaudeville In Detroit.
: r<pnost among the new acts that will
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

The Temple theater, IL Is predicted,
will again hang the s. r. o. sign In
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

t,,,',,s ,a,'ci Ian. Eyre" will be Of
fFreri th. whitney, for one week,
commencing sunday afterDoon. rms
intensely human story Will appear 70
80, 90 t.xt aud is probably responsible
for the high regard in which II Is held
as literature The story largely con,
Germs Jane Eyre, goNernsss IN Lotu
nnysterious about the Rochester home
ana the person who seems TO hold the
key A. Grace Toole, an old servant.
Grace is a mysterious creature and does