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The Detroit times., 1911-08-26


ceum-
by BARLEY Campbell, and was hrst
produced by him IN Haverly's theater,
New York, in 1882.
The heroine OF the story Is a young
girl. born out OF wedlock and reared
by an octoroon In order that the name
OF the mother may be protected The
fortunes OF the girl are carefully look
ed after by her grandfather. who. at
his death. leaves an annuity and free
dom papers. These are left In charge
OF an adopted son. Reverses NJ gamb-
ling force the latter to mortgage the
plantation and the foreclosure gives
posse ssion OF the slaves and all on the
homestead 10 a gambler and slave
trader This man Is In love with the
girl and because the freedom papers
are missing. the son 10 unable 70 prove
his claim that the girl IL free- born.
The girl Is shipped down the river and
refusing to submit to the dictates OF
the slave dealer. she IL made he SUBJ
ject Of untold prosecutions. The son
follows and aids the girl TO escape.
Eventually she Is recaptured. but
saved through the efforts OF lawyer
Several counter-plots and love stories
run throughout the romance or the
widow, love scenes between a young
white man aHA a girl a domastic ne nj
between an old Negro and his better
half the shooting of the slave dealer
and his tight with his octoroon mis-
tress all being incidents that develop
an unusually interesting story.
Matfnees will be given on "Wednesday
and Saturday.
Paul Armstrong; stirring detective
play. alias Jimmy Valentine" which
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

Arthur Hammerstein will present his
new drama, THE Moral Code. In the
Dktfoit opera house for one week. be.
ginning Monday. Aug. IS. The Moral
Code IL a contemporary play OF New
York life, written from theme Iur-
niehed by the producer. IL 10 In four
acts and Ave scenes
prhe Moral Code" II announced as a
powerful drama, dealing with present
social evils. The treatment, however,
IL Mid 10 be entirely original, the piece
dealing particularly with me selnsa-
nesb OF the present day and the mod
erny woman. The theme. In part at
least, Il that a woman's love for a
man Is weaker by far than her love OF
self. and that she would sacrifice her
happiness and her honor TO save her.
self from social degradation. The play
has been written In a straightforward
manner. and In language from the
shoulder. The authors, however, nave
not. permitted themselves TO sermonize.
and there Is a broad comedy Vein run
ming through the entire four acts.
AFhe Moral Gede" Is in no respect
problem riay. IL does not pretend TO
solyo any social question, but mereIy
usts these questions as q basic idea on
Whfths to construct what Is hoped VIII
prove ,an exceptionally virile play.
The cast engaged 10 interpret the
various roles is large and includes the
names of such excellent players as
Mattel Roebuck. orme Caldara, James
Rare. Frank j. sylvester. Dorothy Sad
dler and Blanche Yurka. The scenic
establishment IL elaborate and two OF
the four scenes decidedly unususL
These represent the 1-ray room In st.
Nicholas hospital where a radiagraph
of a patients head Is made. The other
- the amphitheater In the same fnsti-
tuition, and a. an exact reproduction OF
A third scene that Is bit unusual Is
n ,Tffnfnai court I'm general sessions.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

Paul Armstrong; stirring detectiv
play. alias Jimmy Valentine" whic
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26


Garrick.
role, that OF Emma Eltynge, woman
full OF resources with big. broad
mind and a heart so hne ana strong
that, the personality of the woman
giorifes every situation. She has
kee.t sense OF humor. and comedy flash
es through even the most serious no
ment OF the play, while the ouoyant
personality Of Emma Eltynge - al
WAYS dominant .
Charles Bafsar will be seen a. Arth-
ur Thorne, n novelist who has ideals
and lives up 10 them. He dissects char
acter, IL Is true, but with Kindness, not
with cruelty and he IL every incn a
man. Decidedly contrasting IN type Is
Richard Tretman, but he, too, Is y no.
table character and the role affords q
fine opportunity for William Sans. ".
L. Granville will play Frederick Nc
Nano, and Hugh Diliman has charm
ing role In Morris link. young poet
oliver Harper will play Peggy Thorne,
a beautiful American girl. and Wiri-
fred Kingston has a good character
part as Marie Bretner. The entire &C
tion OF the drama takes place Within a
little more than "a hours and the scenes
are. All laid In New York. The usual
mafinees will be given on Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
LYCEUM.

Next weeks attraction in the Ly-
ceum theater. beginning Sunday after
noon, will be The White Slave" a
play dealing with the south in ante
bellum days. days OF sacrifice. heart
rendring separations and untold cruel
ties THE White Slave" was written
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

enjoyed q two years run m Wallack's
theater, New York with the talented
English actor. H. Il. Warner. as star,
will Dee presented in the Lyceum thcater
by Vaughan CHASER and his company OF
PLAYERS the week OF Sept :. The east
will include Miss Fay Courtenay and
other favorite players. Special arrange
mentr have been made with LiebIer x
CO, for production rights and a splen-
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

In the Detroit opera house. beginning
with a special labor day matiune on
Monday, Sept 4, and continuing all
week. with the regular Wednesday ard
Saturday matinees, the attraction viii
be George NJ Cohan's biggest comedy
success, Get Rich Quick WallinSford."
which, comes here directf rom It's run
OF two years in New York and a year
in Chicago. -
This play has shattered all records
for long runs for n straight comedy.
both in the eastern and western metro-
polls. and Detroit will be the first city
outside of those two TO have the OPP
portunity OF enjoying this sctntillating
comedy Millions of readers are ac-
qnaInted with the "wallingford" stor-
les by George Randolph Chester, which
have been appearing In the popular
nae ca siftes, and &c ~ this financial bHe-
cancer. though retuvenated and re-
fn<d that Conan has taken for his CEN
trail neure In a comedy whose subtle
irony, keen humor and Illuminating
exposition OF human nature stamp II
as about the brightest work Of modern
stage humor
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
TEMPLE.

The stage has known many expon :
ents az black face minstrelsy. but none
have attained greater POPULARITY or are
better known today than McInty re and
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26
FAMILY.

As an appropriate sequence 20 the
trained sheep and pigs, which amused
thousands In the Family theatcr last
week. VEINS dog and pony circus VIII
be feature OF the program In that
theater this week. The dogs AMI pom
les, IN their way, are quite as wonder
ful. IN not moro 80. than Deblado's
bleaters and porkers are In theirs.
There Ia quite a regiment OF intelli-
gent CANNES and equines IN VEINS
act, which has proven one OF the most
popular indoor circusses ever seen on
the vaudeville stage. Margaret New
ton & Co. have an original swedish
entitled The Romance Of
Rose" in which they have made a
great hit this season. Collins a. HUI
bert arc enRrossing comedians. who
have an entertaining act In which
and singing play conspicuous
parts. Rowe and Clinton have a sing
Ing sketch. written for them. which Is
said 20 be humorously attractive Jack
and Clara Roof have danced and sung
tContinued on Page Five)
The Detroit times., 1911-08-26

TONEf AND.NORSiJAN
.9rhat Natural Couple IN the Miles.
cults. and the contract calls for one OF
the highest salaries ever paid an aero
baltic act In this country. IL mas re-
ceived the highest Endorsement OF the
European managers
The Nazzaro troupe Is one OF two
headline features on the new bill,
"a hich opens the regular fall and winter
season in this playhouse. The other
attraction OF top-Iine Importance Is
Walter Law and company. in the vi
rifle dramatic pfayfet.- the Tires
hold" which promises much in the way
of exciting situations. special scenery
and real histrionic talent. Mr.. Law
heads the cast In the role OF burglar
who steals into the library OF fash
tonable home at midnight. Assisting
him will be Miss Yvonne Marvin as
talented as she In charming II Is report
ed. and T. l.. Davis. HArdee Kirkland.
formerly with Vaughan Chaser. Is re-
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Memes ~Stedempfero.

ltuler &olf bat Elm nel1es Steefen=
piero: Gin l1elteS &egierungsipitem,
Cos MON - melm o1d) etmas gemagt
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sur Vinfiibr1ng gelal1gt, 81 miro az
lie ModtpoQfomnre1beit, in Sic pprber
Scr Stootratb, ser @iirgermeiiter l1no
Sic ii6rigen grefutipbeomten iid 5l1
tfcilen batten, in Sic @6n0e BON flint
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tu1rg porltebt. Sn ibren @an0en per-
etl11gt ltd} ollie 8elDult> Ole gelebgebel1=
Sc ul1o Sic poQltretfenoe. Ser Stabt=
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miiiaren erloiien uno ousgefiibrt. Sic
leten Ste Stel1errate felt n1ad)el1 oGe
9epiQiglrngen ltno beltim1ner1 0arii=
Der, mie oaS belpilligte @elo perlpel1=
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leil1 eil15tger gor5l1g. Gor alem
leltntet obne @eiteres Elm, oaB iol6e
lnbeoingte, l1ngetbeilte, 0ur6 feline
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temabrer, lr1ter Dem alteu Spitem
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lebr lebhoft lit, nog Tie ia mand)e 5t
Sent @loltben peronlniien, bieie g(rt
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Sic G~mtmidelun0 oeS
@eltbanoeIS int
Sabre 1910.

Sic @ill6riide, sic Elm &iid6lid auf
oos o%tgelaufene NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
binterldbt, fins nidt 10 ei1beitlid wie
fir oas Spef1lationsiabr 1909 ooer
fir oos Sabr perminoerter inouitriel=
Ter ll11o fomn1er5ieller @etbatigu1g
1903. 9lber iibera1 5eigte ii6 ais er-
freulides 3ei6en cine itorfe Ml1soeb=
hung SEES internationalen MuBenbal1=
Sels. @enn mir oieie grideinnng III
SEN @aaptldlroern perfolgen, er6alten
mir 5ugleib einen oe: mihtigiten
@raSnreiier fir sic fortidreitenoe Sc
lebllng ser mirtbidaftliGen gr6eit in
Snouitrie, @anoel uno &erfebr in be1r
lebten 5molf Mpnaten.
Die &egcl lit babel cine Itdrferc
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ropaiiGen Slloultrieldn0ern, ipabreno
in Sen lteter leddnoern ouBer 9(uitra=
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@rport. Sim intereiianteiten lit 0iegnt=
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ia bon Ser nun iiber1punoenen &rijis
pom October 1907 am mei1ten 51 lei
SEN batten. SIR Sc neutrality-suspicious.
0el itieg bon 2,029s270,0OO Collars
in SEN erlten 11el1n Monate,1 1908 ouf
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bel lit aber Ser Export 1908 no6 ct
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moltia geltiegen lit MIR Sic Gi11fu6r,
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SOS Gepreiiionsiabr 1908. Ser tie
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n1ehrtc iid) Inn 1913, 600, 900, lesterc
MIR nm 81 100000 Mearf 2abei lit
0cuti6lono sod nod INNER ein 2ono,
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DON 1909 nltf 1910 lanf Ser lteber=
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Steigerung ser ginfl'br oerjenigen
Ser Mltsf ubr fat, un0 lit Sra11freid)
p0Gig sic @age bielt.
SOM gl1ten grnten NOR europa
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red)tigten grpartungen Ser @abler
nidt entipreden6.
81. @illiamS metnt, 0aB man nad
oieien id)ledten grfabrllngen nit Der
Nrobibition lt1o 2ofaluption in Sen
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iiber oos gauge 2ano erltrefen Mir
Sc nr1o gibt ieiner lteber5el1gllng N1ts-
orlrd, oab 1ie ein ebeniogrober ooer
uon1jglid nod gr1berer 5ellidlag
mdre uno bemeilen luiiroe, oaB Elm
allgemeines Hrobibitionsgeieb meoer
ol,rd3iiibrbor lit, nod) aud Den ge=
rin9lten giinitigen gifn(nB ol1f mabre
Iemperen5 baben tann. Sic etn5ige
M1lglid)feit, fir ma6re Sempere115 Ell
mas ST. tlum, iege nidt a1fgelebge=
teriiben1 iol1oem msldlieBlid n1f
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Mas ser 8erful1cr ocs le1ensmer=
tben Mrtitels oorin iagt, oetft lid poll=
fpn1lnerl NIT Sen Grfobrllngen ltllo @c=
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Dem 6anntismts ser Yrpbibitiol1iltel1
5u befiirdten. ooB er mir Elm Ercoiger
in Ser @iilte bleihen miro.
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&pntrolle g%eregelte Observation-Disclosures
felt lebr leid)t SIT Sen alerl6limmite
MibltanOen fiibrcn fona, 5n ben grob,
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Earteiorganilationen ebenlo 6eei1t=
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$50 ober Sic Observation-Disclosures bei
ser @a6l Ser &ommll1are nidjts 81
lagen b0tten, 0o miiroen lie oud nihtS
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te1f0rpers> ul10 NO Sic M0alid)feit &C.
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(el1, ga fonl1 n1al1 ehenl pgl1t al1b tiid)-
tige @eamte u11b tiGtige Mitalteoer
Scs Stontrat6s muflel1.
SIC @eiiirmorer oes &onmriNons=
phones begebel1 Sen Arpben Srrtfn1m,
oab iie sic grfolae, Ste NIT Ser &om=
Understanding bier uuo 1a CIR
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5pltens iebet1, lpdbren0 lie tbatiadlid
ei11 @eroienit Ser iemei(igen Srager
0es Spltems lin0. @enn man 0ielel=
ben M1inncr, sic iib ols &%onrniIare
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Gin memer &oritok Der
Natipiite,t.

Ste 9fattpllte1 moQen pffenbar Se1
MAIDEN, 10 da1ge Sc Come l6eint,
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publifm1er nod Oas &eft in ser @ano
5aber, neil lie iebr mobl miiierL 0oB
bel einem 0entofrotiiden &ongreB
nidts fir Tie 5u bolen lit, uno men,ii
Sic Jreun0e ser gintpanoerltng nidt
geborig aufpaiien, 10 mogen lie mab=
reno Ser ndditen @oden redt ,1'tal1=
geneGnte l1eberraidungen erle6en.
Gem, itott gegen sic barbariide MiB-
mirt6idoft auf ellis Sslano energiih
Jrol1t 5u MAIDEN, i6eint Ser &ongreb
Sic arnrel1 gimal1oerer nod n1ebr fiji
%iol1iren 81 mollen, als es ieBt bereits
geidiebt. Gin pielperiprede1oer Mn=
fang III 0iei Ter &idtung lit bereits &C.
nsodt morSen. Gos @ausfomite fir
mpanoerllngsangelegenbeiten fat
ltamliG Sic Mnl1abme enter 8iQ en1=
pfoblen, mona6 fem gi1mol1oerer, Ser
rs Sabre ober ooriiber 5dblt uno oes
9eiens uno Shreibens nidt n1ahtig
lit, fiiroerhin 5l1gelaiien mer0en oart.
Sic @ia lit natiirlih nidts meiter
ols ser @ilonngsteit in l1el1er Mufla=
&c, mer ober gla1bt, biei er SorltoB
rid)te iid) MIR gege11 Sic M%nalpbabeten,
befi,oet iid grii,10lid auf Sem @ol5=
mege. Ser @iloumsteit, 10 pie er
bon Sen Natipiiten gepla1t lit, mfrs
ielblt fir bober ge6iloete Gimpa10erer.
cine borte &llb iein, Sic 5u fnaden
niht pielen gelingen oiirfte.
Die 0el1tl6en 8ereine bes ga115en
9m1oes ioIten oesbalb iotort nit ge=
barniidten &roteiterflarungen gegen
oie nidtsnubige 8iQ gu Iel0e au gle
fen ur6 Sen &ongreB feinen Iugen-
bid 0ariiber 1T 3meifel laiien, mas
sic @eletgeber, Sic fit sic 8ia flint
men, gu erparten baben. Die Situa-
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8ermaltung babe auBer ser 8ereinfa.
dung bes ftdotiiben 8ermaltungsap-
parates mlo ser 8erfiir5ung audi
ionit nod @or5iige, sic oem berge-
bradten 5pitem abgeben. 1batiad=
lid fat Tie oas nibt, unb oaS @enige,
mas ibr als 8or3ug angerehnet mer-
6en fann, fann 6rr6 5tpedmaBige Ser
einfabung oes gegenmdrtigen Sp,
items audi errei6t tperoen.
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1910 mebr tegiinitigt ais sic an0erer
&ontil1ente. Gas 5eigt ii9 beion0ers
IN Dem unge6euren @etreioeerport
HllBlanos, ser einen @ertb o 8OO,z
100000 Nnbel iiberitieg gegeniiber
III ,0O0,O00 I'M 9urdidnitt Ser
Sabre 1906 bis 1908. 3ugleid lit
ober al,6 Sic Maareneinfubr ollein
liber Die eltropaiife @ren5e in oen err
lten 5e6n Mouatel1 Inn 23O,OOO,OO
Ellbel mertbpoQer gemeien als 1906.
Sb @anaoo'S grnte sic &efor03abl BON
1909 (2O,84O,OOO Guarters=4A
MiQionen 5onnen errei6t fat, lit
5lpettel6aft It. Mber ieine Mineralaus=
beate, Die meiit in sSorln BON &o6er,
erportirt miro, iibertriift ale tribe
rem ergebnilie gang aemaltig. Mlultra-
lien botte ben Gortbeil, oaB europa
pta 6leild 5n boben Hreiien inpor=
tterte. Nrgentinien batte 3lpar cine
ldledtere Grnte als inn gorja6re; lein
Support ltieg ober III Sen eriten aeb1
Monoten UNI Al 100000 Geips (bei=
'mbe 10 Hro5ent) iiber sen 0es qlei=
feu 3eltroums 1909. grnlilien mur=
De olrd bobe Ereiie i%eirer @aupter=
portprooutte @autl6uf, aaffee uno
3Hder) 6egilnltigt, 10 OaB Ser @erth
1ei1er Na1sfl in Sen eriten adt 800
11aten 1910 gegen oos Goria6r erbeb=
li6 itieg: Don 677,OOO,OOO ouf 76O,=
100000 Morf. Nod itarfer bo6 lid)
aber leine Ginflrbr, 10 ooB IN SEN err
item adlt Monaten init $50, 600, 900
Morf bereits Sic 3ifier fir oos gon,e
Sabr 1909 479,0OO,0 GO geldlagen
muroe. IS lit gu boffen, 6aB sic 800
rinerepolte am gn0e oes Sa6res II
eine @piiooe mar un0 oaB Ser n1adtige
Mufldmung 0es &ieienrei6es nidf
ol1rh politilde @irren gebinoert miro.
9ielelbe @offnung bege11 mir aud] fir
oas pom Mutita11oen beoro1te Merieo.
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October 1910 eine Strung leiner
mirtbidaftliden Gntmidelung; a6er
Der 6ortld)ritt ser @nbnbouten iihert
Den MnldylnB a6gelegener S6eile an
Sen @eltruarft. Sapon meilt in Sen
erlten nelln Monoten cine Germeb=
rlu1g lei1er Nusfubr Inn II MiQio=
men Marf cuff. IS geb0rt mie sic ELL
ropallhen SnouitrielGllcer GIT SEN &c
bleten bo1erer ginfl1br ols Nus uhr.
gdt ser G1tlpidelln1g Ser &ilfsfrafte
lelner nelen &ololtie, oes onneftirten
&otlgreid2s &orea miro iid lei1 9e=
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item SSoCTen nod iteigcrl1.
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Moroffo bic grlhlieBlulg ,leuel1 4ro=
ol1ftlonsge6iete eifrig betrieben miro,
10 lit Oie @ele6lrtg 0es Ml1be1banoe(s,
0ie mir ais GINS Ser erfreuliditen Me=
l%1ltate bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1910
begriiben fonnen, au6 bon oem l1el1=
EN- Sabre 81 ermarten. 9enn cine
Senoen5 Ser fomn1er5ielen @e0erutq
lit un 10 beitanoiger, je n1ebr iie lid,
auf ale 2a110er Ser gr0e per6reitet
u1t0 ie meniger tie oesbnl6 bon lofu=
len Storungen gednoert meroen falln.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-07
SHIPS THAT KICK.

seamen Don't Like Them and Dodge
Them If They Can.
When sailors join ship almost the
first question asked by each one as he
takes the wheel for the first time is.
Does she kick?"
kicking, as II is called by the sea-
men. is due to the action of the water
under the lee of the rudder when the
vessels stern. which has for a mo-
ment been borne skyward on the crest
of wave, falls back again into the
trough with such terrific force as TO
make her tremble fore and aft and
perhaps wrench the wheel from the
grasp of the steersman.
Sometimes 1t happens that he IS
taken unawares and. being unable TO
let so In time. is flung right over the
wheel to the other side of the deck,
often receiving serious injuries. Some
times man will be pitched right
overheard into the sea. and recent
case is known of man who received
blow under the chin from one of the
spokes and died few days later from
the effects.
In some of the worst types of kick
ers kicking straps are used regularly
In nearly all weathers, and many sail
ors refuse to go TO sea in ships which
are known to be confirmed kickers.-
London Tit-Bits.