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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
Siperiasta

on polonnut toiimaabln opetioio
~. Snn,uren Observation-Disclosures uoaa
fuutoiieeia moaeia u muotta iuo.
mnloieien furtoitettuleu ia Iilrtoloiss
ten feofuuoeofn. Suurimman oIan
pittduitoiiesto tp0std on %. Suntu
nen ,oriitunut ON liirtoioeIu Sd'
nen fouiuoon or tGpnpt toto le pol
mi, iofn mt or parbaoeia mieblu
oeniiGeid ia IunretIi oIotii iuuri hi
men hjnnoliIen tpimintonfa oiheuttas
ma on ie firpietpetnion eoboominen
ia tGliteiben iolostuminen, iofa mai
nitusIn Iiirtolaeio niimetii tulunei
ben muoiien oifono OF oIfanui f0p
b6 phd huomotioipnmmatii S6mGn
pmmdrtdtpdt tpud iiirtpliiIet i,Ietin,
mitd ilnleni liifuttoipon ielp6eti op.
Suntuien IGhtieeId Siperioeto. ONE
fiir;olon !SeIrn9ih tpldeid oil iupmo
loineu npGcst0 mirslutuiIneti lab j.
pGtmGnG fotoontunut foulutolon
pmpdriIe ioottnmaun I6btcn66 opet
toioa. 2ppneItgneet foemot ia pieni
robolobio, lonfa I~iirtoloiiet omosto
olotteestonn. pienietd moroiS,aan
buolimntta, oIirpot terdnneet. tooisti
pnremmiu fuiu tuttaiet ia faun'it
pubeet, miten rufoS pnismnuttama
opeitoio ia bduen perbeenId oil ia
miten inmd Ie toipuunturne. iofa e
ronbeiteu6 tdptti mieiet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
e eurafmntael1mGm

elppmiIeu mertfinG poioaan, firios
tetnon Xabti leboeae, tdpoeld tooeua
pit6d M5ifealon ieurnfurtoan 10. 1908
rofennetiun Wd6tipn rutousbuonet
la ia fpuooen 1910 elotuun % pdis
mdnd tareoitutIeenId pibittpG &alfs
fiSten rutousbuonettn pnnd rpiimef'
moinitun rofouebuonetunnan ppm.
tDd Iaaba ieurofnnnan papisto pitd'
mddn idriesteitpid iaarnawuoroia
miimefimoinituIa rufousbupneella
ia Titen toimitetutii iield pain muut'
fin firto aiIet t%oimitufIet.
Gritpistd tu%nnmstuSto aniaiiiee ieus
rafuunan popisto Iiitd, ettd ie mt
10, fpaitt'ei Ieuratunnasia ole mi.
rauiIesti muuta fltin pfii pappt eli
firtfoberra, futotuinfin tibeddn on
mapaaebtoiiesti ottanut tdptddfleen
tdmdn faufaiien f%ulmafunnan pppns
tod, maiftapa ei ole eritpistd iitom'
musta Iiiben ontan,,t.
Rum Ell tuiienfaon ole tafeito, ett6
tulemien firtfoberroien oifana faas
toiIiin 3oltfisten rufouSbuoneelle
IddnnDuifid iaurnnpuoroia, Min
pddtettiin toutof. % pn6 2altfisten
rufousbuoneela pioetpsid fofoufs
IeeIa anoa firtonfofousta pioettds
pdfii, misId pd6teitdiIiin nptpiien
tirtroberran idlteen perustaa mp0S'
FIN fa%ppalaiIen mirfa.
2pIpmps foitesio laaiuuoesiaan
oil NIiffoion Ieurotuntaloisten rats
toistawana IitnG tirfontofoutIeSIo,
ioufa Ynoneioem Ieurotunnon firt'
toberro sc. u. yauri Yorwoon tuo'
miotopihlin mddrdptlestd pitt pt.
20 y. MIittolan tirfoeIa,
GotoufIesfa tummiutin ebootuS
fappoloiienmiron pcrustamiicSto by
IGttiin 253 d1ntud 1866 16nt6 mas
tdon ia p6dtetttin onoa emf ~tilooio
pioetta,pdfii uuIi firtontotous, JOS
ia pddteitaiIiin nptpiien tirftobers
ran idltcen perusiaa miraliien TIRE.
toberranopuloiien ioirfu tirttobers
ran poltoeia mdbenuettdpdud pal.
talo. 16td mieltd oil nj. m. firtto'
berru SO. VI. W~onoelDf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

enIimdinen iuomaIainen mibittp bia'
tonisIa. Sdn on iuorittonut nuns
oesIa 2 wuotiien oiafonisIafonIu.
fursIin &anIas GitpsId, MisIouris.
Ia la ipibti piispu Ttobert W}oc Sn'
tpre banet oiofonisiatii OuluthioTa,
Ustnn. 3 p. lotof. 1909. SGmdn j6l,
Teen on ban toiminut totfi muotto
tdeId piirieId nieisiotin eri faupun.
9etsla t%iertdpond piirioiotonieIano
etupddSfd iuomnIoisten fesfuuoes.
Ia. Siiar Eb. tuIee iddmddn tdnne
Suomeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
Seolofeille, ateisteille,
materialisteille ia marris
laiiille ,,iilmdm
iuui0etta."

.Seeiufien arietutien ipntpmps oil
ndin: foSfa Waria, Seeiufien diti
oil Joiepbiin fibIattu, n FUN be
pbteen tulipot, lDpttiin ban rosfaof.
Il ppbastd 6en9estd." (Wotb. 1:
1S).
2dsId padoleipasIa lauIeesio ndp'
tetddn aristufIen iiinneen pliIuon'
noliieuo tamala Ypbdstd 9eneess
I'd, ia tdmdn pitdiii uppoiofeitten Sc.
o%ioiientin ia unitaarien y. m. ia
manbenfisten tinfim6ttd buomata
Observation-Disclosures.
r6erran enfeli ilmeStpi Soiefiue
uneeia ia %ianoi: vSoiepb 9apioin
poitn! dld peItda ottaofies Utariata
p~noliIotas iptDs; Iind ie FUN bdnes.
Id on iiinnpt, OF ppbdstd !Sen9eS'
I'd. ga hdnen pit6d Ignupttdm6n pos
ion, iento nimen iinuu pitdd futlu'
man Seeius, iiud bdn or wopobto'
nu faninnIa beiodn ipnneiStdnid.
ytuiia tdmd or toitfi topobtunut,
eitd t%dptettdiiitu tuin '0erraIta jos
noitu OH profeetan foutto, iofo in'
moo: Gotio n%eitieen pitod raStootfi
nlemon ia Ip%rnpiiGmdu poion, ia
hdneu nimeuid piidd tuiiuitomon
emmanuel; Ie OF min POLIO ionoitu:
Sumala meibsn iauoI omme" Nlotb.
1: 20 80.
y,din !Serron eufeIi iobisti Sole
flle oifuaQ iomda min Wlorionefin,
mutin liidii pieId euemutdn, ieIitiden
roomah,Sta Serrnn cummStufIen See
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

alfufristiliippoen topona, ioia moss
tuitentln o%Iettui oIiontuntiiano
prof. artb. SieIt. 81 taiIonut ole
esteeIinen ofiasta pddttG'
maiffd on olut ruumiinpolt.
iopboistptien jdieu.
Suolimoito Iiiid ettd oil eIiintuotu
poinonia ipiid, ioioen diff luullut
ratfoiielposti poitutiapap hnistp'
neiIiin mieliin, tu,en elm. Ie ettd
rmrmiinpolitouunin ratentaminen
iuuri bautauSmoolie thlee loutfaa.
moan tubonSien fonioIoiSten tunne'
elGm6o, ia buoliniotta iii,d ettd ruus
miinpolttopboisiptIen iGienid teboi'
tettiin o emoan dGnestGmGttd omass
ia o%IiaSioon, iopobiui fuiientin I'D.
nestDs folmea p%oltteueia lutuun
otiomotta ptTinomonn puolneioon
m~ufoon. - Sebtp p6GtoS eli mars
maantaou TILE lite pdGfpIpmptIen
raifaiImhn mertitlem1dn mitG6n, ill
la Ie on IitIi b%atnroiua perustufIiua
tebtp, ettd len fumoomista moi 10
ennotolta pitdd iotentin marmana.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
Tapatarmainen fnolema Saapa
idripella.

&unnalislautofunnan idien Notti
paritimad ldbti fotoann mf. 2 pnd
torfoitutlella menud tunnoa islomtas
funnon fotoutIeen; mutta bdnen a.
l%aesioan fatfeii toinen i~uitlisobias ia
bemonen pDordbti 6ttid foiiinpdin.
parttiman nouii tdrrpreId ieiIo.
maan, mennatienid obiosta forjaa.
moan, mutto iiid teboeeiddn bar
tnotui RATTAN plt ~Ielidueen moon
%tieIle, Iobon idi .ieooionua motao
moan. 9dn tuoIi ieuraapona aa
muna
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

pistdptpman ipmdn Sautiperd labs
ben rannauo, I%iiottiee fnmeiiien bon'
fien festeud, taIoilela ia fnipald
fantoaaa ortfitebtt Sino9renin pit
ruStufIien mufaon rafennettn 30
metrin pituinen ldbeS 20 tnbotta
motlamaon tullut ubteu Setonian
pdGratenmus. Hanuoaa i~iioitiee 1ou'
ma ia paio. pitfd Alta ia nlfobuo'
neratennus rnioittna oDaroa ron'
toa toboen fpiettdpdd pibamoata
itGpuoleltu. &outuempuna peltolen
reunaSia ndfpp punoiIetIi maolottu
riibi.
) Mstumme Yiiddn. porstuasta pddes
tddn opesta ilmapaan 16 metriG
pitf66n eteiieen, iosta omet mieipat
feitiiobn Ietd eteldpuolela oIemoan
buoneeIeen tuin mpDs rafennnt'en
pG&sI6 olepaon ia rafennutI len lee
mpiieen, tpuloilaon ia iuureen tu'
pam eli pirtiiin. SitdpaitT oil mint'
t~iterrofieeu 10 nolmistettu ptli oiut'
topa buone. So iieua on bpmdd IT,
laa mield nIeoue.
@ipG iiis fummo, ettd ibmetellen
tatttea fatIelimme. Guta moi nimiis
ldtn ormoto 10 t6Iittad niitd ubrout
iia, ioita tdllo'ien laitofIen perueto
minen on fpipnpt 2uta moi ontpts
toa niitG ioieteiuito, p%onnistnffo ia
iitd ustonuliuuttd. iota on maaoitti
tooin p%eruetoiolta. flor Gborlotte
Neiteriieniltd. iofa poitfottn opu >
iauoen life %aioeiu on inonnt itfn
tuntoo toifen fuormon ia heiteen -
ia Ell tuitentaan han ole ouut ptiin.
waan hdnen taneioon on out Su
mola. Suuri Sumolamme. Sa tdmdn
(umalon moimistomun fooin or
unt 1uonut hoioettnmotIeen Sumo'
Ian ihmee0,ieu ioboamtIen toutto
70. W. g. g):n ia ". e. YIN Stiito
Orpoia ia tooellista hdtod fdrIipid
lupIio ptetoon Iitd mutoo FUN tor
iotfuito ilmoantuu. S66ll6 iouno
nuo tooutomat fooin SdGu1 Iod
not he boitoa ia tieiopuolieio ia
tGut1nuDllistd opetueto. Ndilpuitua
peltomuuto on loitotIen MALTA 10
noin 6 hebtoorio.
SieuG fdpetentelee ippsloitumeuo
puroetn oitoa 5 lebmdd. Suoud fa
nerW,fto f~oneaollo iuotIenteIee pori
lnmmaetu. So YoIleu moIioetetoun
iuuri nurmenfdGniDd pnrten. Sor
toitutIeuabun on, ettd nuoret id6nG
l,~tristiuiIeeId tooie1u toemoen IoiIi'
nat perebtpd eriloiiiin taloustoimiin,
ioito iitten tdpIiifdiFtIi tultuoon tp
tentiimdt banfftmoon oloutlen iot'
meenmlonia ia idiiipdt tduue ipntpa
mdleutunia oiuiomitIi.
Seloilia ibmiiid tddad tooeuo tar
mitoon, iotta nGmd puutteenalaile'
leuout muuituiiimot ipiiiomootIi, jill
la Ell tppSpiii ainpoStoan tGmd mat'
men milio, maon iosia mpDs tuIeen'
tuiii beneen loibo iidiieen eldmddn
foriattomofIi. 2dbdn Sumola iiuna'
ufIenia Iuotoon!
SuomusIolmeuo, 8etoniosia 30.
8. 1911.
Yertel T6rnmau.
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aaputi Suomuslalmem
laSIem' ia 0rpO7
f00isla.

Wiime teIGtuun oitona pioetps'd
Suomen u. VI. &. y:n ia u Sc.
y):n Sliion fpuofitofoutleoio Suiue
ia pttt Sliito iloiten mostaan file
turlotun NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quo
mueiulmeiio. Samallu mnDe bpnae
lpttiin ebootue tdmGn foo,n, iofo
muooeeia 1904 t6bdu asst on ollut
pdnDuetentottud, m,Ieetn
lueten- ia orpofoDitIi. SdIen taptty,
tooin peruetuiun il ustollien rpna-
l,ian Iiiar Sburlo'te Wet,erIienin ~
oamen lemptuiatus. So oitu,iemmn
oil baU tdmdu ilmilauIunut. ,Sot
mon E1bti" %Iaottot tdndn o~latutien
tututii looiempiiufm piireIbin t%Irioit
taeelnan: ySiIar Wetleriienin ipod
men toinomue ia rutous on, end
toti munteitaiiiin Ineieu tooitli. lp'
oanmonn laiminlpD'plen loeten fus
notuelaitotIetIi. Tuto tuntee tutIu
mufIen rpbtpd tdhdu toimeeu2 See
Jus fpIpp: fenen mind luuu ldbettd6
SuomueIolmen lostenfotia perustu.
moon ia boiiomnon? Sen iobtoo ru'
neta tGtd triStiuisid laupeuoen ipD
ia moroindon tonnattomaon Sdneu
tabtenid, fofa OH iaeien paraS pSs
t6pd?" SGm6 nimimerttt y. N:n
tirioituS berdtti mieIid. Su!i moroio,
tuli tieousteluia. Wtutta idriestetpfIi
aIioa Ell fuitenfaon iaotu. Siuoin
piimein toriottiin foti u. W. g. GIN
Siiioae, ipfa Sumalan fdoestd ia
Sdnen iiunaufieenIa turpaten msfal.
Il ottaa fobin mastaon.
So MT orpat malmistelutoimet fes
bittpueet iitii pitfdue, ettd foti moi.
baan ofpata l p. marraSeuuto, iol.
loin fooin boitaiot ibteerifouIun fdps
meet Soieiiina 2onttinen 4eppdnir.
rata ia Wlitto Soli ,parittolaSta
rpbtpnGt boiiamoan BELLE uStottua
tebtdm6d.
9dtd ennen Iain puoleStani tebtd
ndn tdpbd pbbesid fooin tutenan
tpDniobtoian fonSia t%p5mooban tu'
tustumosIa. &c malta Ell mobtane
heIppo plu, Ianonee u5eo. Suomus.
ialmi! misId Iieneetddn rddiemdtto'
misid erdmoiSSn. - So fuitenfin
moin ~niettuoni MT tuon motfan ipa
tuuttaa, ettd on maifeata IDptdd fen
mufamampaa ia mieltdfiinnittd mdm.
pGG retted. Wiottoa on toin ipiel1
Qoiaanista 140 I'm. Wtitta pion 5e
meni, f%orteintnon % tuniia Ie teSti.
gbtend pdimdnd aioimme martin
belpostt Ii tunnieia S5 I'm. Wtoia'
talot olimot iiieteid. Senoiet Inim,
me alma beti. So iiet olipat bpmdt.
Sim. SnrpnioImen pitdidsid ole
mat. Sronimooran moioioIon pi
bamaalto ndfpi pIidpmpdriinid pes
ninfulmon lnoiuuoelio. Gimme ndtpi
elm. firffoala ilnolIo SuomueIal'
men poppila, ionne fuitentin on
noin 8 peninfulmao iucroo linnun
tietG.
ga min me morIin inpiulpd;find
bpmin onniStmneeieeH maifonmme
iaapuimme onnupuoIeeu ~pdip6Oid
noin 5 fm. Gnomueiolmen tireolio
oleuode Ianitouepaifoae. 9detd ipei
metI6tie oifeofe ia fuIiethinmme C.
ndd moin fiIomeirln oIimme peril
la.
Slimme Beta aioSIa. SdmmdetD
neend f%oticIee fnlffeo.
2oreoua rontatummulo, miltei'pe,
nintuImon pituiien Rionto idrfucStd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02
aiatonssia slifama ehompiOu,

iofo teidfuun oluei ioopui tdnue,
2uomeeu lomoIle omalTioon ierIpcHe
iimddn ia oil ldSnd wuOftonierenO
SisIa WooIasia, OH otn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-02

%enininlar feitio ia foii.uunit
oroi porbaitd. gtiiid mYp
NncQion e Siubers.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

ornl education In the higher classics
Xnoir engagement holds forth a prom
~ OF rare pleasure TO theatergoers
TIE varied characters they will assume
during their engagement promise to
MInDlay their talents under ideal sur
roundinRs. Their repertoire II as fol-
/owD: Monday night, Macbeth" Tues
&n1 night, Romeo and Juliet" We'd
M16day night. Hamlet" Thursday
mIxhl '<Macbeth:" Friday night "Mer-
1m6uf % Venice" Saturday matinee,
1aebethr Saturday night, Tanning
~ the ghrcw'
"a - a>weicome addition TO the roper
&o<fo. Never before in this country
Mn1 this intense drama been given so
|n1Inh 4 presentation, it In said
Mloo Marlowe will be seen In a sue
11~1Ion OF her most noted roles in
|x61nx Lady Macbeth. Catherine. In
I1rnlng OF the Shrewi" Ophelia. In
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04
FAMILY.

.'The Lobster supper Is the prom
Using title of the one-act comedy which
Will be the principal feature OF the
Family theater's new program OF vaa-
deville This amusing tribe Will be
enacted by Clay Mantiey A. Co, a
clever little Organization OF comedians,
who are said TO get much fun out OF
the skit The Important novelty en-
the new program is given by the Ben
net sisters. These young women are
athletes. well trained In several lines
OF sport. They handle the foils cley-
erly, are good boxers and are at home
on the mat They will give exhibitions
OF iencing. boxing and wrestling. They
are said TO be very fast In their WORK
and have a way OF making their eN-
hibitions seem like real contests. TWO
entertaining vaudeville acts OF a typl-
cal nature are promised In the acts OF
the Three Entertainers and Frank
knight aud the Gordon sisters. the
first trio offcr piano playing and sing
ing and the latter character songs ana
dances The gymnastie feature OF the
bin viii be tho act OF Stirk London,
bicyclists and tumblers. The McHugh
children viii appear as petit come
dians, and Billy Cross VIII oner char-
acter songs and dances OF an irish ma
ture There will be new motion pic
tuTRa
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

-
AFFAIR is descriptive OF the methods of
s az i 10 BE- a scream. The Deko Troupe.
. feature act direct from the New YORK
Hippodrome. where II has been all win
ter will present . circus number OF
thrilling and original feats. This
troupe was formerly feature with the
Barnum q Bailey shows and Is reput-
cd very good. The Four Melody Mon
Foar song. writsSs.s viii ofrer spritely
lyrics of their own composition exclu-
lively. Messrs. Heath, o'Donnell.
Renkhart and Shisler comprise the
duartet Observation-Disclosures and company.
assisted by Jesse white. will entertain
wi1h comedy sketch called Heaps OF
Hflarity." Dave Ferguson, a New York.
feycrits. brings = mon %rs 0d } Rosa
The Cowboy and the Girl described
~ western whiriwinds. will contribute
oxl1ibitions OF lariat throwing, and the
Mocreoscope will conclude the perform
Edward Abeles, creator OF the role,
q Monty Brewster" In Brewsters
Of the Temple program the Week OF
March rs. He Will have the asSistance
of charming Charlotte Landerz In the
sfsh en,leled He Tr 1& ss to be Nice
which deals with a misunderstanding
bo1ween husband and wife and IL said.
e. be full of laughs. =
t -
GARRICK.
e. III. Sothern and Miss Julia Mar
lowe will open a weeks engagement
n the Garrick theater next Monday
night appearing In repertoire Of hve
8hakesperean plays, including their
nruf presentation In this city OF their
newest Shakesperean production or
Macbeth. The Joint association OF
these two illustrious players, with the
hioh ideals which they bring to- their
EFFORTS and their lavishness OF stage
presentafion, affords the public lib
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

Alma Kruger, Lenore chippendale.
Mrs Eugene Woodward, Norah Lami-
son and others. The evening per-
formances commence at o'clock sharp
and the Saturday matinee at o'clock
sharp
Thompson Buchanan's The Cub" Will
be offered In the Garrick theater the
week of March 10, with Douglas Fair
banks In the title role. Mr.. Buchanan
will be remembered through the Grace
George success, "A woman's Way.
THE Cub" tells OF the ludicrous and In
teresting adventures OF young city
chap a newspaper reporter. who Is sent
TO Kentucky to ferret out the cause OF
certain feud. Innocently the cub
becomes involved in the feud himself
and awakens to the fact that he 10
being used as exchange to seal a pact
between the warning factions This Is
productive OF much genuine humor.
The Chocolate Soldier" Is announced
for a limited engagement In the Car
rick theater, beginning March 20. The
Chocolate Soldier" In credited with be-
ing possessed OF an abundance AZ good
things. and the interest ALREADY eyi-
denced In the fascinating music of
Oscar Strauss promises capacity au(f
ences during its engagement here. ~
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

M 49, .<II
tatrhy 1As1c and song-numbers. pre-
.>e1 ~ dsintiiy gowned miss. VIII
& ~ feature sffering on the Temple
go next week. Miss Bessie Wynn,
~ known as -the lady dainty of
e <1III<." IL 10 be the attraction OF
"a Interest. and she promises new
~. new gowns and several sur
80 In the way OF novel effects. Miss
I'M ID popular favorite locally
ouGh many previous appearances,
u a always welcome. She has been
nntufed I'm several successful musical
Dr0ductions, among which may be men
lioned. wonderland" Babes In Toy
land" THE Wizard OF OK" and Miss
Nobody from Starland."
John II. Wade and company promise
an amusing sketch. entitled ''Marse
Dholby's Chicken Dinner" Mr.. Wade
~ q well-known character comedian
ard his vehicle. which Ii from his own
oGn. n In the way Of a reminiscence
0f the fallen fortunes OF the proud sons
Of the south after the war. Mr. Wade
~ said to be splendidly cast rs
former slave and IL ably supported by
q company OF two. The sketch In re-
ported a laugh-maker, with a touch or
sentiment running through the lines
A travesty on second sight and mind
reading will be presented by James
Doian and Ida Lehharr, who VIII re-
turn, after long absence, with an
original New York comedy sketch, en-
titled NEARLY a Mind-Reader. The
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

GAYETY.

GATETY.
There Will be plenty OF merriment
the coming week "a the Gayety theater.
Billy w. Watson, he OF the comical
slide. and the Girls from Happyland"
Will be seen In a reJuvenation OF the
burlettas which made Watson one or
the most popular or buriesaue comedi-
ans. or special interest Will be
"Billys" new version OF The Gay
Modiste." The company numbers nearly
a score OF laugh creators. among whom
are Joe Buckley, Geo. Garden. and Ed
Rogers and the Misses Florence Bel
mont. Nellie Watson. Msrgie Austin.
Ida Dayton the three Bannons and the
Freeman brothers. There will be the
usual display OF showgirls, ponies
and "broilers." and IL 10 claimed that
the girls are possessors OF melodtous
voices and nimble feet. Among the
olio features are; Austin and Blake.
singers and dancers. the juggling Ban
mons and George Garden. The latter IL
said to be a marvel with the xylophone.
LyC.:UM.
The Offering In the Lycsum theater
next week. starting with the sunday
matinee. will be AL IA. Wilson and com
pany, I'm new play entitled, "A Ger
man Prince" The story tells OF the
adventures OF a prince OF the German
empire. one Metz Won Arheim. who has
reached the end OF his financial re-
sources. and who. while contemplating
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LAFAYErTE.

One of the most successful OF the Hal
Reid melodramas at Cripple Creek.
will be the Offering In the Lafayette
thoater for one week, starting with a
matinee. sunday Martin Mason is the
owner and proprietor or typical west
ern mining town saloon and dance hall.
which he calls The Temple OF David
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

FIRST Detroit engagement In a number
OF years. He Is well known here
Harry Van Fossen. former member
OF the Cohen a Harris minstrels. comes
TO the Miles with new blackfaee
good laughs. other acts Will be: Josie
and While Barrows. In a singing and
dancing speciality. and the Milescope.
For the week beginning March IL.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04
IN LOCAL .PLA YHOUSES

slIamlet:s Portiae in -The Merchant OF
Venice and Juliet while Sothern's
impersonntions OF Petruchio. Shylock.
Hamlet and Romeo are his most noted.
Ihe supporting company includes
Frederick Lewis, sydney Mather, Row
Blind. John Taylor. Albert =. Rowland.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-04

and here many an innocent girl has
been lured from the path OF grace.
Mason entices Belle Gordon to this
den. but she escapes. with the assis'
lance of Joe Mayheld. young miner.
and Sioux Indian chief. Mason at
tempts to kill Mayfeld by flooding the
lGtter's mine, but his plan Is foiled by
Dynamite Anna. former victim or
Mason's, who has been befriended by
Maydeld, though she loses her own life
In the attempt The action Is strenu-
Gus and exciting. frequently punctu-
ated by the barking of a revolver. One
OF the big scenes Is the rescue OF Lit
tie Tattoo an Indian babe, who has
been thrown over a cliff by the villain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-01
Royal Highlanders.

The poverty ball given by the Utah
castle last Monday evening fulfilled the
promise made by the committee for
something different" II was pleas
ant affair and the poverty idea was
and those who didn't were so mcrcilessly
leased that they wished they had. There
Will be a regular meeting this evening
and special entertainment has been
prepared for the good of the fraternity
by Fair Ladies Wallace and Miller. j.
f. Watts and kessie Smith will sing
and w. a. Wallace will read an article
OH Call" Other features have been
arranged to make the occasion one long
To be remembered. All members having
tonight in order that q final report may
not nc DELAYED All ROYAL Highlandcrs
are invited TO attend the meeting this
evening and enjoy the good times.
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British Fraternal Society.

: very successful concert took place
In the societys clubrooms, 236 old Com
mercial Club building, South West Tenn
ple street, last THURSDAY evening. Presi-
did programme of songs rccltations pi-
ano and violin selections was rendered by
members and friends of the society and
WAS greatly enjoyed by those present.
There was a large audience and a very
pleasant time was spent The next bust
ness meeting will be held on Thursday
evening, May IL, in the clubrooms. and
the committee hopes to see a full at
tendance Of members, On THURSDAY
evening, May %, another concert will
be given, and the mana cement will try
and make II more attractive than tie
last. II that be possible. 1t is expected
to have the honor Of entertaining the
Canadian association on that occasion
Fuller particulars later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-01
PLAGUE
q. EASILY CONTROLLED

in. April 50.-The delegates 10 the
{dtional plague conference held IN
'cn arrived here TODAY and will be
<ed in audience by the emperor to-
p~ They also Will be extensively
|tained while here.
results OF the investigations OF
n attending the conference lndica lie
'thc pneumonia plague can easily he
|0lled and resolutions adopted de-
|tbc discontinuanCe of railroad traf-
h the future because of the disease
|inadvisable. The report that the
&se prevented the adoption OF GER
fegulaiious is said To be untrue.
+ deleratcs say the results. which,
fe published as soon AS possible. will
.neficial TO the world