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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

diences In nearly all the principal cit
les OF the country since his last visit
mere Harden also promises some new
'h.iliers Tor this engagement
An important contribution To the bill
IN the way OF novelty Will be staley
and Birbeck. The Musical Black
smiths, whose act has been presented
sS ora uuSh success in Detroit hereto.
ioIe, from a BLACKSMITH shop. In fun
opsraton' the scene shifts In the
space or two seconds, 10 an elegantly
furnished parlor and al the close OF
me act the transformation back TO
the shop Is accomplished with equal
.stcrlty, ~ Is said. The company COM
iftses Two men and woman. They
fias number OF instruments "A
tiorse on Hogan" is the title OF a COM
.sdy skit that viii be presented by
water Leroy and Miss Florence Clay
.Sh' bo.h well-known entertainers In
ne realm OF vaudeville. They have
been before the public a number OF
years. and their present vehicle Is said
20 ne one OF the best they have ever
used Josephine Ainsley. singing
sSoheoienne with pleasing personal
lty, Will make her initial bow 10 Miles
patrons and promises the latest songs
howard Dotson is young man whose
specially Is making pictures out OF
smoke. lie also works In clay. HAL
len and Hayes, in topical songs and
smart patter. and the Milescope mo-
uon plays will round out the bill.
.ihaill, nNpnotlSts VINO mas sue
ceeded In getting himself much talked
about In other cities where he has
appeared and Is said 20 possess really
WONDERFUL powers, will be the tor
notcher on the Miles bill for the week
OF May i He has never presented his
act locally novel feature OF the
same bin will DE Torcats trained game
ROSTERS. claimed 10 be the only act OF
Its kind In the world.
LNCEUM.
Commencing Sunday afternoon, I'm the
Lyceum theater, Vaughan CHASER and
his company will inaugurate their an
nnal season OF stock with THE Only
Way, Freeman Wills dramatization OF
CHARLES Dickens great novel. THE Tale
or Two Cities" The Only Way" puts
forward MIR. Chaser In a thoroughly
congenial role, the part or Sydney Car
ton being one OF his favorites. and IL
gives every member OF the large cast
called for exceptional opportunities
The Only Way" is a picture OF the
bloody days OF the Reign OF Terror. In
France. The story deals with Charles
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

Harden, the handcuff king, will hold
forth in the Miles thenter next week
beginning Monday afternoon. heading
bill made up for the most part OF
standard vaudeville attractions. Har-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
IN LOCAL PLA YHOUSES

"a quartet OF operate stars from the
old world conserVatories. who VIII OF
FER classical ana popular numneIS =,
nicely blended The popular New YORK
stock actor. Gerald Griffin. VIII appear
with his company IN a tabloid version
OF r. q. Towrne's comedy. other feo-
pies Money" wills and liassan, ac-
robatic marvels" viii furnish thrills
with their rapid-are gymnasticL ACT.
Jennie Ward and Billie cullen, song
and dance artists will offer smart
"Songolog." with protean touches the
daylight pictures. via the Microscope
viii add the finale
I.oIo. the youthful Sioux Indian seer
ess, viii head the Temple bill during
the week OF May l. This wonderful
girl was born near Fort Pierre. South
Dakota, and first showed her extraor-
diDary ability at the age OF four years,
she Mas been puzzling psychologists
and scientists ever since with her teats
OF second sight and mind-reading. Lolo
reads letters, papers. kilograms, tells
and when and where they were mailed
she gives the contents OF lengthy le-
gal documents. describes articles held
Ivy various auditors and performs 9TH
er mental feats which would seem 10
indicate the possession OF "a mysterious
mental power, which is nothing less
than a gift. The climax OF her act
comes With an exhibition OF sharp
shooting while blindfolded other fea-
lures Will be: Howard and Howard,
In a funny skit called. The Porter and
the Salesman" and the Blank Family,
performing feats OF Juggling.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
prrnorr oPERA HOUSE

Every quality essential TO musioai
comedy success IN said 10 be FOUND IN
s1he Dollar Princess" which Gnarless
Frohman will present In the pSILos'
opening q weeks engagement. Juds.
,.leoe has received both In this country
ard abroad. the claim seems Wen
;sThe Dollar Princess" had it's origin
fn Vienna, where IL took rank as the
foremost Viennesse composition OF the
time. IL was then brought TO England
and 10 now playing It's second YER az
Daly's theater In London. Charles
Frohman secured the American rights
and, last season, presented the piece
in the Knickerbocker theater. New
York. where II remained exactly 500
nights This year the original COM
pany played a supplementary season
81 four weeks in the New York the.
ater. New York. and three-months
stay In Chicago and Boston with four
weeks I'm Philadelphia followed. the
engagement here comes at the end oil
the Boston run,
The book and lyrics OF The Dollar
Princess" are by Messrs. Wilmer and
crunbaum. and the music Is by Leo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

deem Is well known 10 many patrons
OF the Miles from a previous engage
ment here. On that occasion-lt vas
last September. TO be exact-he at
tracted considerable attention by es-
Gaping from packing box built on
the stage in full view OF the audience.
by employees of the shipping depart
ment OF a local mercantile establish
ment The management announces
that he will repeat his can trick, In
which he escapes from a large can
nlled with water after being securely
fastened in. This is one OF the best
in his repertoire and has mystihed au-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

intention OF Turing him back 10 Paris,
where he can send him TO the block.
Darnay is taken by the police In Lon
don aud accused OF being an enemy 90
the British crown. He Is In peril OF
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

St Evremonde, French nobieman.
who disguised with the idleness
cruelty and debaucheries OF his father
aud family. renounces his noble name
and. under the alias OF Charles Darnay.
goes To London, where. as tutor or
his native tongue. he ekes out an ex-
istence Years previous. his father, the
Marquis 81 Evremonde. has ruined
the sister and killed the brother, OF
Ernest DeFarge. The latter. having
become one OF the leaders OF the Ter
Forists and having sworn vengeance on
the family that has caused the disgrace
of has own, goes TO London TO seek out
the younger -. Evremonde. with the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
TEMPLE.


For the feature OF headline promi-
hence next week. the managemcnt OF
the Temple has booked dramatic OF
fering by Victor r Smalley, entitled
"Judgment" Ii will be presented by
Valerie Bergere, who will have the
support OF a capable company OF ave
Mics Bergere has already won place
in the hearts OF local theatergoers
through her work In previous Offer
ings among which were The Sultan's
Harem," THE Lion Tanner" His Jap
anese Wife" and "Billys First Love"
Her oapa bilities are well-known and.
in the present vehicle, wide latitude Is
given for the expression OF her powers.
according TO report The role por-
trayed is that OF the wife OF a wrong
ly-accused man against whom there Is
strong circumstantial evidence. The
Judge Is ready 10 charge the jury when
the wife, by a ruse. secures his prom
ise 10 set her husband free.
For the second feature OF the pro-
gram there will be Stepp. Mehlinger
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

the honorable calling OF a minstrel
The efforts Of these gentlemen Rt es-
cape when they learn the identity OF
the mistress OF the hall, contribute
largely TO the comedy OF the piece
Mrs Wragge. likewise. Is not too eager
20 renew acquaintance once she has
identified the visitors as former lords
kOf her heart In the end, things are
arranged satisfactorily TO all concern
ed. including the audience Miss Emmy
Wehlen Will be seen as Rosalie she
IL a young woman OF striking beauty
and rare talent, IL Is said.
The plot of Judy Forgot Marie
Cahills most recent musical comedy
success and the one In which she VIII
play her annual engagement In the
Garrick theater May 4. and s, turns
on the fact that "a bride, Judy Evans
who has quarrelled with her husband,
loses her memory. Al the same time
her suitcase Is exchanged by mistake.
with that OF an actress, and the attend
ing doctor declares the bride must be
n queen OF the footlights. Then Judy's
real troubles begin. The upsual en-
tanglements and ridiculous situations
that follow are saia 10 be series or
laughable surprises.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

Wragge. married Napoleon Pettingiil.
IN three years Napoleon took TO the
woods. There were two children. a
boy and a girl Pettingill took away
the girl and left the boy behind / vas
the boy. Mother got divorce. and
then she heard that father had died.
Wragge. Then wragge took TO the
AZ II happens. the gentleman TO
whom this bit OF domestic infelicitous
Napoleon Pettingili himself. who. since
taking 90 the woods. has blossomed
out az the proprietor OF a travelling at
traction. IN which his daughter, Rosa
ne does 4 wire walking speciality and
Incidentally captivates all the men
With whom she 70 thrown In contact.
Accident has brought Pettingili and
~ HAIL. the. homo Of Mfs. wraege.
.as s wSs Ss. p e%Srsess
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

and King. long known 10 fame as the
"original Rathskeller act" They will
present a combination Of jolfity. lyrics
and melody The trio comprises a ban
joist, a singing character comedian
and a pianist. Third In line Will be
the world famous Kaufman troupe OF
trick cyclists, featuring Frank Kauf-
man, one OF the most daring OF all
cycling experts The troupe IL com
posed OF two men and four women. A
treat for lovers Of vocal music will be
provided by Les Cadets de Gascogne.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

his life and Is about TO be condemned
TO death. when into the picture steps
the mysterious sydney Carton, a
drunken and debauched young advo-
cate. who. calling the attention OF the
jury 20 the remarkable likeness be-
tween the prisoner and himself, con-
fuses the witnesses and secures the ao-
quittal OF the prisoner.
Darnay falls In love with Lucy Ma
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

nette and Is accepted as her INTENDED
husband. when DeFarge lures him passs
TO prevent his going, follows and
through his au,ckness OF wit and =
marvellous speech TO the mob. saves
Darnay a second time, only 10 nave his
work undone by DeFarge. who relates
the story OF his family wrongs. Darnay
tContinuea ON page %.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

bige BON Sen tatboliiden Sral1er1 bon
.Gbicago idon in angriff genommen
morben lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
&dbminbimcbt enttpifelt f1tb
bdmf3 BON Nneumpnia,

@9tpinbiudt padt raid sic. mel@e
2%ungenfieber 6atten. Wieie, Sic an Eu<
berculoiis leiben, geben cine @eididte bon
Der 33ett, mo tie Yneumonid batter. SIZE
oaour9 fdtpnb geporbenen Qungen tper<
ben bon ben &eimen Ieidt ergriffen. nel<
de Bic 51ninb1lGbt bermrio9en.
Sir ale Die, tpel6e ~i1tpade Qunsen"
baben, nnmentIi@ fir eeSene, tpeI1e Bneu<
n1onin batter, lit gdman's Mlteratib bas
bet angebradte Mittel. 9eilungen bon
@6tpinbiu9t tperDen ertpirft 6ur1 @dz
man's MIteratib. Mber nebmt es IN 3eit.
@s Iiegt feline @eisbeit i'm @arten. Biz
Enberfuloiis eingeiebt bat. @eiun6beit
tpirb ME genug bpdgeiddbt, Biz @rn1f<
heit bn 1T. Cine merfipiroge 9eiluna
fpIgt:
1910 Botpeltpn Mbe. Rbiln.. Bn.
&errenl sd mo9te, i'd bate nm gd<
mans MIterdttb 2 Sabre friber getpuBt.
Sd babe 90 9funb g%etponnett, l11b ih tam
ni6t umbin, Sbnet ltn6 benz Mn1dhtiger
@ott All banfel1 fir ben .groben 5eger8
unb ben @edhfel Der @efunobeit, ben es
mir gebradt."
[1inter3eidnet] Sbomas @eiab.
gdman's M~lteratipe 1T ipirifan1 BET
8rpnditis, Mitbn1a, 4eufieber, 4alSs urb
0unQen<&ranfbeiten unb ballt bn3 Sbiteln
nuf. G1ltbaiIt feine @ifte, OpiateIl NIB
aur @etpobnbeit tperoenbe Mebiainftofffe.
Ri taufen bei Ser MpIitor Drllg 90. ,iilb
or1berer1 Ieiteroen Mpotbefern. aSrn8t mad
8ootlet aebeiIter Sale uni. f4reibt On bn3
SGdrtan 2dbordtortrut, BbtlaOelpbia, 3d.
ffiiir tpeitere gbioe15.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sranen + II n 5.

@ir empfeblen sic 8eitrebung, 0aB
aus Uni eren 6rauet1 8 8ereinen Elm
5rauen=8un0 gegriin6et mer6en ion,
Ser in 8erbin6l1ng NIT 6em Central
perein an Ser 2oiung Ser io3taGen
Jrage arbeite.
gabnbofs= miifion.
Mie Sreuoen begriiBen mir oas
8erf Ser 8abnbofsM iiiion, mte iel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

9err @elbert 9. Graft, 81. 81. 4, 2o<
tpeG, SUB, idreibt:
uoalse 3eit lit ib an drorii@em
&atarrb Der Nale, oes aebltopfeS uno pes
Magel1s. S%ort1pdbreno 5oog lb MIR er.
td1ltllng 81 nup metn Mtagen mon in
ldled,tem 3uitano. Sd litt gelpiB an
lu1,erb0rtem Sbmer5. SIT nabn1 beri9te<
bere Meoi5inen 11n6 lieB MIDI BON meb@
reren Ner5ten bebar,beln, aber i9 fublte
nidt better.
Gin Sreuno rietb mir, Eerlma gu
uehmel1. sSh idrieb on Dos Yernna 0tez
bicul @eparte1nent, lpelde 8ebanolrmg
pnrld}rieb. 5pbalb td anfing, Ferlna
SIT nebnren, mar i9 eritaumt ilbsr bic
ainberlag, Sic es mir bradte; ST .bielt
mih hora1, es gu nebmcn: BIZ i'd brett
aehn Slnldeu geuommen bate nno gez
BELT NOR. "a.
uS,Sh m06bte aue1t, Sic nit @atarrb be-
boftet iin6, ouratben, SIR @ittel 6n se<
hrul,den."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

gen Ser &unoi6reiben &apit 2eo's
XIII. nn6 Hapit Bius' x. iubt Der
Ge%ntralperein bin5l1arbeiten auf bic
8eieitigung Ser io5ialen MiBitdnoe
nn6 auf sic &ebung auer St4noe Der
@eieai6aft. Mls notbmenoige 9or-
ansietung oafur gilt uns Dor aaem
Die religi0S= littli9e Grneuer1ng ur6
grltarfung 0es 8olfes. Dieie iuden
mir nidt allein gu foroern ourd 5tar-
flung uno 8ertiefung oes fatbolfde1
@eiites in unieren 8ereinen, 1onser11
audi 6ur@ 2aien=@rer8itien, mie iie
in Ben lebten Sabren nit fteigenoem
@rfolge beranitaltet mer6en. Sc gilt
aber al1d,, sic Brincipien 0es @bri=
itentbl1ms an5umenoen alrf sic 5ra=
gen oes praftiiden 2ebens, sic @e=
1eQihaft, 6ie ii6 in Sen mirtbidaft-
lt6en 5ragen auf Sen 8ooen liberoler
Soeen begeben fat, 51triid5ufi;bren anf
oas unperriidbare 6unoament oes
@riitliden Sittengeietes nn6 ser
driltliden @~eieai@of=@ifienidaft.
fur5, ie gu reorganiiren. Dos iit eli
ne religioie Sbat ridt minoer benn
cine %io5iale. Denn Elm 8oIf, bas
oonf oes mirtbidaftlid)en 2iberalis=
mus Ser io5ialen ltnrait onbeimgege-
ben tit, gebt au6 ouf religios fifth
hem @ebiet SEM l1mitur5u ieinem Ser
baltniB, ertgegen. Da gilt es, sic
&atbolifen nnb aqe, Sic es ernlt met
men, ein5nreiben in cine gemaltige 8e=
tpegung elmer 6riltliden Go5ialre=
form, Tie gu iduIen, iie gu er5ieben,
I'M t%beil5nnebmen an ser &eorganiia=
ton Ser @elenidoft 0rrd SeIbitbilfe,
Dor allem nit DEM Mittel ser Ston-
oeSpereinigung uno 3medpereine,
6ann ober audi init &iIfe ser go3iol-
Holtf. 8etbbatigung nod 6ieien @iidf)=
tungen iebt aber griim6lides 8ii1en,
Die @rfenntniB Ser l1riofen 11r1s bes
Hmfnnges Der io3ialen MtBffdn6e, TO-
pie Ser &eilmitteI bpru11s. @ir en1=
pfeblen 6arum I'M eren MitgIieoern
bon neuem SOS Stl6i11m bon 6rogen
Der 8olfsmirtbihaft un6 ser @e1en=
idoH, ferner sic tbatfraftige Inter
ifiibung, 6S0r6erung un6 Sonamlpm1d=
nabme unierer @entraliteue, sic 6iefen
3meden 6ient, iomie 6es ,gentraBIat-
teS>, sic Mbbaltung bon io5iaIen @tu=
oiencuri EN- @riin6ung BON Stuoien<
cirfeln, &erbreitung BON 6Iugbldtttern
u. {. 10.
Die 6riitlide so5ioIreform
foBt sic @ebung un0 S0r6erung aner
Stan6e ms Muge. 9ie io8iale 6rage
lit nidt ettpa rur Mrbeiterfrage, fon=
oerr1 gebt sen Mittelfta1o nidt min-
Ser an un6 betrifft sic beliBenoen
&laiien Dor alien iniofern ols 6ieien
bie1fah sic grfenntniB Ser &fli9ten
6es bon @ott CUR @ermaltung o11per=
traltten @igentbums abbonoen eefom-
men lit. 9ie driitlide SoBialreform
befaBt ii4 Dor alien unb nit be1on=
oerem Nadormf nit sem Mrbeitertun=
Sc, neil 6ieier ser mirtbidoftli6
i4padifte un6 bon ser Notb ser 3eit
beordngteffe 5tan6 lit. Sss1 ieinem ST.
tereiie erinnern mir NIT gang belo11-
6erem Madyorud an oas @oaIitions-
redt un0 erboffen cine 2olu1g ser
6rage oes vSpen" inns rGIole6 Stop"
bon 6ieiem S%tanoplnfte aus. 9ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
8eihlnNe Der @emeral:
~periammlum8 oeS ..
IT. 6. Central
DeretmS.

Muf Ser IS. @eneralperiammlrm
Ses0. 81. 8. Gentralpereins, sic BON
10. bis IA. 5eptember in @bicago tag
te, mur0en BON 6em Ste ioluttonSfomtte
oas 1ib in brei 5ectionen tbeilte, fol.
senoe 8eidliiiie ser @eneralperi amm
lung unterbreitet, Sic iie einitimmiq
annabm:
Sectiun 1.
Ereue gum 81. Stubl.
9iebe gum 81. 8ater, unberbru6=
lide Srel1e oem 81. Stuble, untpan=
oelbare Mtrbanglidfeit an Den 81. So
ter Ser @brilten maren itets Ser
@runoton, ser auf a1en 8eriamm=
lungen 0es @entralpereinS Dorberri@-
tie. @ir erneuern 0iele @efuble fin0=
lidjer @rgebenbeit, i%nbriinifiger 2iebe
un6 iteten @eboriams a1@ iebt 6enl
glorrei6 regieren0en &apite &ius X.
uno legen linn sic @efiible tiefiter@br-
furdt un6 u1reri9iitterlider Mnbang=
lidfeit gu 6iiben. 5etn @iDe uno fem
@uni6 iin6 Die &idfidnur nnieres
&anbelns un6 @an6els, infer 6leben
uno unIer @ebet, boB ser &err ibn
nod 1ange gum 8oble Ser @elt un0
Ser driitliden Mation erbalte uro Be-
lebe. 3uglei6 foroern mir in ein=
oringlider @eiie nie6erum 6as ut1=
%peridbrlide @edt auf l1nabbdngigteit
un6 territoriale 5ouberGnitat 6es
apoitoliiben Stubles, als cine 5nhe
6es &edtes un6 ser @ere9tigfeit, als
notbmenoig our freien @egier1ng ser
Stride, ols Sdyubmebr ser @emiiiens=
freibeit aMer &atbolifen, dig Sort 6es
Drte6ens un6 ser @eriobnn1ng ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Tolep's Mieren-Uaittel flaKis).

ST cine tpun6erbare We0i5tn bon
erprobtem @ertbe fir beibes, afute
un6 dronii9e Nieren- un6 8laien=
&%ranfbeitten. sic lit Defenders al
teren 2euten empfoblen fir lire mur-
6erboa it1rfenoen unb nufbauenoen
@tgenldaften nn6 tpegen Ser perma-
nenten 2in6erung un6 BEG Comforts,
Sen fe gepdbrt. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Itnulru1us,

2inoleums mi6en erfunoen tporz
ben iein, UNI ben 5ralen 6as Gdrubz
ben .auf benz &u6enbooen 5u ipaz
rem. @etpiB gibt tein 5uBbooen fir
bic Slide 10 anoamernbe Gus
frteoenbett, tpie iie 2inoIeum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Spfbrn 6arhfnrm.

Infer 8orratb on @pibengar6inen
i6liebt elm al bic reue1ten uno mo-
berniten SHUTTER In Gable Mets, Siel=f
q 81 nnb @S1i g., meiitenS 5miS
SambpurS, MDttin8bamS Srif6
8oints unb Brui1el Mets., etc , un6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

Qibt. Mir baber einen netten Bor<
ratb bon fuitern, aus benz S5br tpdb<
len tDnnt, in 6 iDie in IL Bou 8reis
ten, unD allen 5prten. Wir haben
au@ cine feline MuStpabl SuIano
9tnDleur1, 6 SUP brett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

ole bieie gu &re;fen, bic ni9t aber<
troHen werben t6nner. 8er9ebt
nidt barnod gu frager, uniere nellen
nnb berrli6en einbejmil6 unb ScDt9
Maoras @arbiuen'8 aaren 81 ie.
ieben.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-08
SUVA HAS
SOME JOKERS

Western Pacific Herald: The pr2c-
teal joker was busy last night, aud
as is sometimes the case with these
gentlemen, he overstepped himself
and will be fortunate if he succeeds
in keeping out of durance vile. It
happened thusly: A certain hotel
keeper was waiting the result Of the
Melbourne cup. He had arranged 20
have it phuned Immediately the mes
sage was received. Mr.. p. j., know
ing of this arrangement, rang up the
hOtelkeeper and gave a message as
from the cable station. He gave
Sandbath as the winner and two 9th
ers for second and third places, none
of which geegees were placed when
the official cable arrived One unfOr-
tunate mortal, reckoning that he was
5000 richer by Sandbaths win,
shouted" wine for his friends and
proceeded to celebrate his stroke Of
good luck. He had, however, counted
his spondulicks prematurely, as the
correct result proved. All this may
be very humorous, but the practical
joker either forgot to consider or le-
nored the possibility of such alleged
jokes leading to a withdrawal by rhe
cable board of the privilege of having
cable messages transmitted by phone
We fancy the police will have little
difficulty in laying hands on the trans
mitter of fraudulent messages.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-08
JACKSON IN
THE MARATHON

Nigel Jackson dropped into the Star
office this morning and stated that he
would take part in the marathon to be
run at the Athletic Park on Sunday.
The Marathon Kid has been recuper.
ating in the country of late and, while
he doesn't expect to win the big race
thinks that he is still good enough tc
run into third or fourth place
The competitors, beside Jackson
will be Kaoo, Fitzgerald, King, C. X
Charley, Baraboza, Scharsch and
Woodward.
S. J. Woodward of the t. S. S. Colo
RADIO is the dark horse of the race. He
recently won a marathon against an.
other fleet runner and has a big fol
lowing aboard the cruisers.
Ship life is not calculated to produce
long-distance runners, but Woodward
is said TO he a natural distance man,
and the work that he has done while
in Honolulu has put him in very fair
condition. He promises to be an in.
teresting, if not an important, factor
in next Sundays contest.
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Sydney Daily Telegraph: People
paid grand opera prices to see a Punch
and Judy show at the Stadium on Sat
urday night. The exhibition would
have been dear at any price. The
trouble was that Lang, officially an
nounced as champion of Australia, al
though Lester beat him for the title a
few weeks ago, was no match for the
colored boxer, Sam McVea, who knock
ed him out i'm the second round.
Lang might have lasted longer if he
had not been aggressive. If the Aus
tralian had been content to box his
opponent McVey would probably have
taken his own time to win But Lang
from the sound of the gong went after
his man. McVey's catspaw-like left
may have induced him to pursue this
policy, Lang found 1T once that his
defensive powers were not equal to
preventing it from finding his face
So he waded in. These tactics sur
prised McVey just as much as they
did the onlookers First of all, he
evaded the white man by strictly de-
fensive measures in the way of side
and back steps, stops and ducking
When man runs away, even though
his opponent does not beat him, he
appears at disadvantage, and for, a
brief moment the bulk of the onlook-
ers, who had fully expected to see
Lang beaten, veered round to the opin-
ion that perhaps he would make a fight
Of it, after all.
Little harm was done in the first
round, McVey's left punch, which is
neither a hook nor straight, but comes
from wherever the glove happens to
be- and which is shot out without any
drawing back of the arm, contacted
with Lang's left eyebrow and opened
an old wound, from which blood ran
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