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The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
lYCEUM.

Though it has been before the pull
lie for M wards OF 10 years, Lie &
Dingwall's production, In Old Ken
lucky" which opened weeks stay
i'm the i.yceum thoater sunday after
noon. is still good entertainment. IL
is n play i'll which all classes OF the
atcr.goers can find enjoyment For
the gods. for instance, there Is Il
bit of melodrama liz the mountain
scene where Madge Briefly goes -
the rescue Of her lover who IS about
to be sent to kingdom come Oy q
stick of dynamite, and crosses a yaWn-
;ng chasm from which the bridge has
disappeared. by means OF rope
hitched &c a tree.
In the second act the "WoOdlawn
Wangdoodles, company OF clever
singing and dancing pickaninnies.
made a strong bid for popular favor,
appealing especially to the lovers %
amusement in It's simpler forms. 1helf
artics i'm the Woodlawn stable yard
were received with yociferous ap-
proval at both performances Sunday,
ana the audience, in each instance.
seeming loath to let them depart.
Then there is the race track scene
in the third act that invariably SETS
ones blood atingling. No one VINO
las ever Witnessed the little episode
at the knot hole, outside the track.
where Col. Sandusky Doolittle. mind
full Of his promise 20 Alathea Lay son
never 10 enter a race track again, re-
pairs only 10 bump into Alathea hcT-
self. can forget the delightful humo'
of il all.
Madge Bricrly is played this year
bv Miss MAY stockton. a winsomc and
tlcver Young woman. well suited fo~
tho mart. Bur, G.. CLARK is still tho
gay colonel and carries on his cnd ~
perfection Miss Florence Earl leni-
Ing excellent support as Aiathea. Tho
production is satisfactorily staged.
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oS%HSOOHG* JOSEPH O'BRIEN

III Was. Monsieur 1e Marquis.
Exactly midnight. or about mid
n Why do you ask the marquisc In
terrupted hlm, impaueptly ITS PEI.
tcctly simple. She must have come
straight from our house"
II was Cnly trying TO get it right
hi my head. iIonore explained con.
lritely
Well. please do not interrupt.
What then? Go on, Clothilde; what
happened
Il was waiting o help madame un-
Grcss." Clothilde continued breath.
lessly, but instead of doing SO.
she took book and began ~
read. \ little later madame rang ana
said. 'Clothide, bring me another
cloak: ann going out again
But. madame. said, 'you didn't
keep the carriage, the chauifeurs
gone
"'You needn't trouble yourself about
that, sho said Bring me my cloak.
as tell you, and you can go to bed
at once
Il oboyed as To the cloak Madame
la Marquse, but IL was uneasy, AMI
opened the window and looked
out
I'm Gong to Hide Nothine"
Yes. yes. | understand You look
ed cut
Yes. and II saw--I'm going to hioo
nothing from Madame la Marquise?"
Not thing Clothildc.'
NO, no; don't hide anything"
Honore urged her.
We'll. then. | saw an AUTOMOBILES
standing before the next house. and
as madame came out some one inside
opened the door. Madame got ill., ana
they went off
The narquise gave an exclamation
Of pain and dismay Honorc arose
and paced mp and down, the legs OF
his red pajamas Tapping ludicrously
beneath tn, skirts of his big. FUR
lined overcoat
What color was the automobiles
he demanded
Il couldn't tell the color. Monsieur
le Marquis; it was too darA,"
Clothilde protested.
oh. What does the color matter"
the marquise demanded impaticntly.
My dear, in affairs of this sort We
mustn't neglect single detail, Hon
ore said earnestly.
GO on, Clothilde." the marquise
said. tuning with shrug of cor-
tempt from her husband TO the girl.
And after that"
Il was still there at the window.
when all al once saw a man coming
toward the house from the opposite
side OF the street" Ciothilde cOntin-
ued. her voice sinking almost To
fearful whisper Il could have taken
my oath il was Monsieur Brachard.
When-when be came into the light
{ of the first street lamp ! saw thai
was right There was no mistake.
Il was monsieur
! The marnuise had arisen now IN
white fear. and looked AT her husband,
who was listening complaccntly.
My Cod" she exclaimed when
Clothil1e had finished.
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow.)
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CHAPTER vIll.-continued.)

E~0E CALLED CAB and ordered
AI The driver to set him down ia
I'LL Mvlaksnaye- short square
from. his house. When this
was done nc walked alone to
he corne:. taking up position in the
-hadows opposite his own house,
where he could watch.
lie was there just in time To see a
woman iuu out across the prote-
Cccherc and enter an AUTOMOBILE"
Drawn up al the street entrance. The
aoor was slammed shut and the ma
chine sped away.
There had been po time for Brach-
ard 10 intercept the automobile. Had
DO been possible he would have plant
81 himself i'm It's way and stopped "
ano hauied forth the occupants.
Now I'm disappointment he hurried
across 20 his own house and was adj
IMitted by "a surprised and sleepy foot
man Without word, without even
laying aside his coat and hat, he
s'rcde mp the stairs 20 the drawing
licom floor and entered his wife
apartments.
They were empiI Her bedroom
showed no sign OF having been oCcu-
pied. lie tried the door OF her dress
ing room. " was locked, but even Its
heavy Caken panels offered no barrier
ne the sturdy shoulders OF long
Snureman.
Brachard put his shoulders against
The door. gave a mighty heaVe OF ms
powerful body and the panel crashed
Inward with IA noise that seemed "a
shake the house. He kicked the ruins
Of the door from his path and enter
cd the dressing room, only TO find That
il. too, was empty.
He looked through his own apart
ments. out there was no sign there OF
Anne Marie or any message. When
he entered the drawing room again,
Clothilda. his wife's maid. frightened
almost into Mysteries, was there.
Brachard looked at her. and she quail,
Ell before his terrible glance and He'd
/ from the room He forbore TO ques.
! ton her or any OF the servants.
Without further search he walked
down stars. let himself out and again
: took up his vigil on the corner IN the
| shadows.
Grace told me the truth She
must have had strong motive 20 DO
that" he said. bitterly synical Anne
Marie is Geceivins me. She has 4
! lover"
The indiscretion Of Anne-Maric.
/ eannS over the stairs. Clothide.
the frightened maid watched Brac h
ard until be left the house. Then she
rushed into the dimly lighted drawing
room. and from there into the desc
Grated apartments OF her mistress,
There. With many EXPLANATIONS o;
terror AT Brachards ferocity, admire
zion Of his strength and pity for her
mistress. she surveyed the wrecked
door ana the disorder that Brachard
had left.
She VAS in mortal terror lest thi-
giant should return 20 further devas
tation. She pictured him killing he.
mistress. with those terrible hands and
shoulders that had made splinters o!
the Oakcn door
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Emerson sang later are coarse 10 the
verge OF indeccncy Manager Watd
has mad sincere effort TO render
the shows at this house clean aud l.
Is TO be- hoped that the opening vul-
garities viii not be repeated through
out the week
Aside from the bad points mention
ed. the show is an entertaining one.
Emerson IL more natural in his
methods tnan the majority Of German
comedians. and the two-ace playlct
offered has a real plot that Is well
written. nas funny situations and
bright lines. Belle Travers is not
only good looking, but can sing well.
Corinnc De Forest made hit in sing.
ing Just As Good As Ladies That are
Six Foot Tall
Wilson The cyclst. has the best act
Of the kind that has been seen here
in q long time. After all these years
Of bicycle acts. II seems hard TO fan
cy man getting new tricks. but he
has them and they are hair-raisers IN
some instances.
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CHAPTER TX.
The Story Of Anne-Msrie's Flight.

In the presence of the marquise and
her strangely-attired husband Clothide
could not at once find words To tell
her amazing story. She was incoher-
On, and full OF ordinations. until the
sharp irsistence of the marquise
brought her mp.
You are wasting time by this fool
lshness: tell us what happened. the
malquisc commanded.
yes. yes, YOU are, Clothide What
is It. for heavens sake?' the mar
quis asked, his curiosity getting the
better for the moment of his drow ST.
ECss.
Madame Ia Mlrquise shall know
everything. from the very beginning.
ClothiGe began, with deep courtesy.
II must tell Madame la Marquise !,
was midnight when Madame Brachard
came in
Midnight. you say Honore asked
pOrteEtiously.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
The Frying Pan or the Fire
Gettinga Diuoyce Is One Thing That Should
BE Ven Considered Before Acton Is Taken
BY ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

shell OF scornful words and glances as
"a timid soldier shrinks from the fire
OF the enemy
So long as woman is received and
accepted by society such men do not
mind having their names associated
with hers CALAMITY. and even take
pride in posing rs her friend and
champion. But when she is dropped
by Nine Grundy. and when the news
papers feature her domestic troubles,
these men find a sudden Journey TO
foreign lands necessary for their
health.
Is your friend one OF these? Even
If he is not are YOU sure he possesses
character and independence enough to
be happy with you when YOU both are
coldly received among old friends. or
when your advent into a hotel or the
alter eXcites unpleasant attention?
Men are extremely sensitive To pub
lie opinion. They care more for the
respect Of The oul side world than WON
on do 'rhAy feel the sights OF club
and business associates. and in spite
of their reasoning powers. which are
supposed 10 be greater than woman'S.
they frequently blame the woman who
has been the cause of their unenvia-
BILE position in these matters
Before you give up your present mis-
fortunes for another mans love think
carefully Of all these facts regarding
the ways Of a mans mind. The fry
ing pan may be a most unpleasant
dwelling place. but the fire has never
proven a better one BE quite sure
You are TO leap into fresh air and on
sound platform before you jump.
believe in separation for wretched
married people believe in divorce
for the people who have substituted
hate for love. have known a woman
10 be ideally happy with good man
after leaving a dissipated and faith
less brute.
Don't UnderValue Worlds Esteem.
But have also known number OF
unhappy wives TO follow one unhappy
marriage with second, and 10 find
the JOY and peace they expected exist
ed only in imagination.
| have known a divorced woman TO
become utterly disiIusioned with the
man for whom she gave up the worlds
high esteem And when a woman
reaches that experience she becomes
a Jest ia gods and men. Nothing can
ever restore the dignity of true wom-
anhood to her again
Better be unhappy than ridiculous
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NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received In the public library.
r. j. Baniicld--- Confessions Of a
Beachcombcr." Roger Boutot de Mon
Vel--"Beau Brummcl ana lis Times
John G. Hrooks-"As Others See U.s. a
Herbert Il. Carter" Modern FlaN. HEMP
and lutte Spinning. Robert CUR
Lake Shipyard Methods of steel Com
structlon.' Jeremiah Enriin-"The Mo-
guls in Russia" Horace ~ Fldck.-
Adoption OF the Fourteenth Amend
mcnt" irginia G. Glldetsleevc Gov
eminent Regulation OF the EliZahcthdn
Drama" VIM. ". hudson THE Land
End" Impressions ~ West Cornwall
Bertha Johnston Home Occupations
with the American Fleet from the At
iantic to the Pacific" John II. kershdw
The Electric Furnace In Iron and
steel Production" Charles W Launs-
pach--"Statc and FAMILY I'm Early
Rome" George : Layard shirley
diaries. Elizabeth Is Blond Noun
taineerIng IN tho Land OF the Midnight
sun" Harry f. don't gom"ry--'N itdl
American Problems. Arthur News
loss" Henry e. Eowand--"Across
Sudermann-"John the baptist" "a
play Andre Taroicu--' France and the
Alliances" the struggle for the bal
anCc Of power. George y. UPTON
Musical Memories. celebrities OF the
halt century. ls5o-t90o Edward J.
Wheeler-"Prohibiti the principle.
the policy. the party. Harold Bindloss
- Long Odds" Arthur J. Eddy
Canton q CO." story OF Chicago.
Hcien Grccn--"Thc Maison DO shine.
dcror. Albert Kinross-'Joan OF Gar
rioeh -
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lAF AYETTE.

The Lafayette theater is still on the
nigh tide OF popularity. The season
able cold weather adds an additional
attraction To this warm and well ven.
tilated riayhous where every atteI,-
ZION is paid To the comfort and safe.
~ OF the auditors A bill of more than
usual excellence was offered Sunday.
ana viii be continued for the first
nalf OF the current week The novel
~ trio Of acrobatic dancers gave their
pedestal clog and sensational rolling
ball dance. and Henry Jordan created
heaps OF fun with his Dutch comical
ties. The other specialties given are
all we'll up To the standard. The
rhOlOiOgue talking pictures give a
thrilling melodrama and comic
farce. and q larger number than usual
OF new. imported moving pictures MI
oui the excellent program, which viii
be entirely changed ON Thursday.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

(~lIVORCE has become such an
I'M everyday affair that men and
HH women speak of IL as loop
hole from the commonest Ills
of marital life in these days.
Where once a woman would nave
shown Indignation at the mere men
ton OF divorce as possibility for any
friend Of hers. she now talks OF II as
an incident liable 10 occur in her own
career
II has come to be regarded very
much I'm the light of a trip 10 Europe,
and is frequently the sequel to one,
where the. wife has taken the voyage
alone
Meanwhile there are real ills and
real tragedies for which separation
or divorce is the only cure.
But before YOU resort 70 divorce, my
dear madam, would it not be wise TO
think the whole subject over IN de
tail?
scores yes hundreds. Of wives will
read these words who have ceased To
love their husbands. and who have be-
come entangled In the silver web OF
sympathetic friendship or the gold
en- net OF affinity.
Think Well Before You Act.
You. perhaps. are this moment
thinking how happy YOU could be We're
YOU free to marry the man who has
shown YOU such kindness and delicate
regard during your unhappy time or
marital establishment.
Your husband has been untrue 10
you. or he has been unkind. or you
have drifted apart through various
causes All the romance of life has
vanished and YOU feel that TO go on
indefinitely in your present situation
will be indispensable.
The visits or letters OF the "sympa-
thetic friend" are the only bright
spots in your duh and dreary days,
and YOU believe life passed with
him would be one OF unalloyed delight
Now. in order to enjoy that life you
must pass through the divorce court
Have YOU realized all that that means?
And do YOU know the man who has
infatuated YOU we'll enough to be GER
tain of the position he will take in
the matter?
viii He Stand the Final Test
There are scores Of men who are
adorable lovers of women who are not
objects OF public scandal, but who pos
sess no qualities Of the moral hero,
and who shrink from the shot and
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
viii He Stand the Final Test.
WITH TIL MUSICIANS

, - III
our b''io'l Sius'l N"' nav nor
me greater part OF thelr musical e''u
ration from MIS- y. ). Corey nave
recently met WIN marked success.
Miss Josephine Swickdrd' VINO Is nav.
ing many concert dates throughout I've
country, 1"s been engaged 10 sing at
the opening OF the new opera mousse III
Cassel. Germany next ran. ANA WI
80 io Europe for that purpose MISS
Marie LecW rs considering e prOpoal'
tion uom IL ". Savage to sins iae
title role iu new opera he is 20 nrirH
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schreiter settles Old Score.

The city of Detroit will not be sued
for the board and lodging of its aid.
crmanic representatives who visited
the Briny Inn in Manistee during the
convention of the League Of Michigan
municipalities. Il. Il. Schreiter sec
rotary of the council committees. has
sent a portion of the sum due TO Mine
Host Glassmlre Of the Briny Inn. the
remittance having been sent away
about the same time that the boni-
faces letter threatening suit came to
Mayor Thompson.
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; ;.;M:;; PLAYHOUSES

blood. The crueltes TO which the
white girl and her protector, a young
lawyer who has also fallen into the
plantation owners hands, constitute
the story
The play reaches its climax IN Il
southern swamp scene. Here the
white girl and her protector are over
taken By bloodhounds while trying 10
escape from the plantation. Thing
look pretty serious for the pair hen,
bat Mobicy and the Creole get theirs"
in the next act and the audience is
more than satisfied.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04
CAVITY

II is not often that a Gayety audi.
cncc Is shocked. byi, Harry r. Emcr.
son. who plays the leading come ~
iuie witt Tho Gay Nasqucraders, rip
ped or ~ expression Sunday after
@oon that made the ,old-timers sit up
Some OF tho verses In n song which
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

is the guest of her sister, Mrt. G. \.
Coolidge of The Pasadena
Bishop and Mrs Charles Edward
NoodNociA o. louisville Ky. an
nounce tho engagement of their daigh-
ter Charlotte Elton, 10 Raynale Al
meron whitehead. Of Detroit.
Miss Hattie Groncmap viii open her
studio. Monday. Jan. 4. after hayinc tt
closed during Tho holiday season.
It's awfully hard To find your con.
lCence after Il has rccn misplaced.
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Tn S society

Mrs. Frank J. LNcbl announces the
,enfasement OF her daughter Miss Or
siIia Julia. 10 Louis y. Otto. Of Clevc-
land
# Mrs. r. !. W. Mcguire. OF No. 716
I1eftrson.avc.. entertained ct dinner
New Years eve ~
Mrs Henry c. Bisapam, Of Paris,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

-Fortifications nave been photo.
graphcd by IN automatic camora. Lhn
invention ~ German. so light that
II may be suspended from the neck
OF a carrier pigeon.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

The DGlldlT lllC law ptCoCllOCo III tllC
ofense OF which he is guilty.
IJpon learning that Schultz had for the second gone
the countys funds for his Forbes Rob
county auditor advised Schultz busy and make
n good $o61 he is short.
BUT THIS is NOT A MATTER BETWEEN FORBES
ROBERTSON AND SCHULTZ. NOR WAS 1T THE FIRST
TIME SCHULTZ WAS GUILTY OF TAKING THE COUN-
v TVS MONEY.
and then matter between Schultz and the
taxpayers county and Prosecuting Attorney
Van Ze the legal of the taxpayers to GET
BUSY AT ONCE.
thorough investigation the books the
office investigation demands that Schultz be
locked up pending its
the of the shortage TO WHICH HE
HAS CONFESSED will not suffice.
The taxpayers should be satisfied whether this is the
of the the funds which they have contributed
4 OR SIMPLY THE AMOUNT 1T WAS IMPOSSIBLE FOR
SCHULTZ TO COVER UP.
accept says took from
receipts him that easily from
punishment SECOND OFFENSE, would be putting pre-
upon dishonesty part other entrusted with the
handling Of public's money.
Schultz from jail least from
iob upon his derelcton of
duty upon the part of County Treasurer Robertson
there in his Office who was
handling large it his duty the
people Wayne county who elected Mr. Robertson
prosecute that
pleasure consult the family
of this epoye before the interests of the county from
which Robertson his salary IN ADVANCE the least
Robertson could have done county paid
him ADVANCE the protection that would result keeping
this employee off the by putting him of
the office.
In this STEP too spared
having his checks which he
county returned by the bank for lack of funds Schultz
having failed to hold it requested.
cashier mistake of banking county
had been advised wait few days
strike the the habit of asking the
county hold his checks handle millions
81 dollars of the taxpayers money.
Mr.. Robertson inclined let the far
he with the that he holds receipt
dsmissing
the county cash of checks of his for which there
FUNDS bank the his salary times in
advance, with the that he under bond
however he harbored a dishonest
shielded dishonesty thereby
Encouraged dishonesty this employees and retiring
left the countys money mpered the mercy this
dishonest employees hands
WAS DISHONESTY CONDEMNED ON THE PART OF
ANY OTHERS IN THE WAYNE COUNTY TREAsURER'S
aoFFICE9
HAVE OTHERS APPLIED THE MONEY OF WAYNE I
SsrOUNTY TAXPAYERS TO THEIR OWN USES2
HAVE OTHERS BEEN SPARED OUT OF CONSIDERA-
I5nION FOR THEIR FAMILIES?
These questions whch-the people country
right Prosecuting Attorney Van Z and they right
V TO demand satisfactory
Mr. Zle S just taking office
The opportunity give
the employees this county understand honesty public
office wilb the best policy while he is prosecutor.
To bespeak him the cooperation
the the supervisors providing him with competent
the books OF the county
search department from cellar garret
suggest again that the of such
cation demands the presence of Schultz in Jail
\ --=~-=====-
the guest of her sister Mrt \
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Schultz Has Knocked
\ Twice At the Jail Door;
Admit Him This Time
Lock Him Up and Investigate the
County Treasurer's Office a. Once
Restitution VIII Not Suffice
There May Be Others.

Forbes Robertson county who has just taker
Office as auditor permitted Schultz make this shortage good
TO CONTINUE IN HIS RESPONSIBLE POSITION, where Il
his hands hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
Friends got busy and raised the make soo
his
The S661 he now taken from county since
Schultz says he pay good for him
the of his FIRST shortage
Schultz should be arrested anc
locked up at once, and made to pay
the penalty the law prescribes for the
offense of which he is guilty.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-04

poser wrote. Nothing that Conductor
Paur has ever given In his Pittsburg
concerts has aroused more enthusiasm
than this symphony and. hence. after
a similar success AZ his Buffalo cen
cert. he decided TO include il in his
Detroit program. The symphonic poem.
les Preiudes. by List. which follow S
next on tie program. is itself sun.
dent to attract an audience. so uni
versally b. IL admired hy music loving
people The fascinating ballet MUSIC
from BiZ,ts Carmen the brilliant
Italian c3price Of TschaikOysky, which
is founded on Italian popular mel.
Cdlcs, Sttauss droil. contribution 10
humorous music Till Eulenspiegers
Merry Franks and Wagner's overture
TO Ricn2. viii complete the fine
program. Reserved seats are on sale
~ GriuncIs
The program lecture Of Mrs. Clare
koch'ct iieberlein preceding the
symphony concert OF jhc Pittsburg or.
chestra. VII take place Monday even
ing. Jan : a. O'Clock. in the Thomas
Normal Training school
-
For 10" January conct rts Of the Dc.
troit SrirE quartet rs be- given i'm
Temple Beth RI, "Wednesday after
noon, IAN 20, and Thursday evening.
Jan. q. the quartet will have the as.
sistance of Victor Bcnham. pianist.
The program 10 be played includes
Schumanua quintet IN r. nat major
for frsI and second violin viola. cello
and piano.
-
The second artist concert of the sca-
son of lhc Tuesday Musicale will o.
q song recital hy MISS Margaret Keycs
cpntralio. FRIDAY cyeung Jan IL. In
the Church QC Our Father The thiiI
concert VT ho Gwen by Tho I.6ncy
club Tscsdat aftcInoop Jan 2G. at 8
90 clock, - tho same PLACE. -
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The 1rufb No Matter
Wbom 1T Helps or Hn,G.

Anthony ]. Schultz. cashier IN
the Wayne county treasurer's Of
fee is short in his accounts to
the amount OF S66i.
He has confessed,
This is not the first time he has
rnisapptopriated the money OF
WAYNE county taxpayers 10 his
own use.
Two years ago he was short
ST. goo