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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

strength and sanctity OF mother love.
and is said TO be one OF the most beau
iifnl poetic dramas In modern Ameri-
can literature
When Miss Peabody. who, IN private
life, IL the wife of Lionel Marks OF
Harvard university, wrote The PiperT
she had no idea OF submitting ia for
honors in the Stratford prize competi. .
ton. IL was sin months after the
play had been completed and had been
published by a Boston house that one
of her friends suggested that she send
u across the water for competitIon.
out OF more than I 800 manuscrints
submitted. The Piper received tirst
prize. $1,000. and production in The
Shakespeare theater at Stratford ~
Is still being played in London
Tie appearahee In the Garrtck. IA.
week OF Nov. =, of Americas foremost
comedian, William Collier. and bis
company from his own Comedy theater
IN New York. will doubtless pIease
local theater- goers. Mr. Collier viii
present new Comedy in three acts
emitted Take My Advice" II was
written 10y tile actor himself i'm col
alteration with James MontRomer,y -
rising Young author with n number ~
successful plays TO his credit The ac-
tion takes place IN southern CaIifornia
Coiintr permitting OF unusual sccuIc
investiture. which has been prov,d"d
by Lew Fields. urdeT whose dira,,i,n
Mr. Collier 10 touring. ''V''
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

naed by Gotch and other famous mat
artists, closing with eight minutes OF
fast wrestling. Tile act opens with
sraitd opera selections on a giant con-
certinn.
+ 4 playlet which should please the
ladies', VIII be presented by olive
katonN ana company It o. entitled
Man Proposes and Woman Disposes
and the dramatic situations are said
Ia be- clearly conceived Florenct Gratis
aud her dancing trio are also billed
for the Columbia. with Is minutes Of
entertainment Other numbers an
nounced ara; The Yankee Comedy
Four In harmony and fun: the Three
Marvins, cquilibrists and acrobats
Yer VAIN and company. with his
wooden family and Bob Sperry. mon
ologues aud parodies. The usual dou-
BILE bill u announced for Monday fore
Continued ON Page Five)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28
M=LocAL pLAYHouSf1MES SPOF

, that point Is a series OF highly anus
ing complications.
The production Is on sumptuou'
scale. The three acts are laid In tne
e8Fdens of lie Joli coucou, restau'
rant i'm the forest OF Compeigne; the
Interior OF an antique shop In the kus
ST Honore. and the ball room or the
Cafe Les Satyr Messrs klaw and ar
LANCER have supplied a large compan
OF exceptional merit, IL Is claimed; ~
includes Tom Waters, Miss Cecil Suh'
ningham. Miss Alma Francis, WallacS
McCutcheon, Fred G. Truesdell, Jeu
Prouty, Miss Georgia Harvey, Eawero
Morris. Dart Edwards. Miss Jane Gro
yer. Dan Young. Joseph Monahan, Mlse
Ciipsy Dale, Miss Marie Vernon, MISS
Elizabeth Finney and arthur eros
Evening performances VIII neSiu
promptly at Sis o'clock and matinees
at 2:ib.
when Miss Ethel Barrymore appears
in the Detroit opera house, MONDAY,
Nov g. i'm her new play. The Witness
for the Defense" she will have IN her
supporting company A. +. Arson, late
leading man OF the New Theatcr, now
the Century, Leslie Faber. Son-lh-laW
OF Henry Arthur Jones; the I,sUr
Abingdon. Lumsden Hare. Ernest St&
lard and Annie Esmond- The wv
ness for the Defense" ran Tor over n IN
months at the ST. James theater, 10 ~
don with George Alexander ana Eth
Irving in the two principal roles. ChaE
Frohman has given the play sple
did scenic production, the hrst aE
showing the Interior OF an ofhcer's re IS
In India. by night. with an intense
dramatic scene in progress. 81
ON Nov. 5. f. NJ Newman, traveitS
and lecturer. viii begin his annual sen
les OF illustrated Traveltalks in Try
Detroit opera house The subject OF
the frs, will be Rural England an
the coronation OF George W" and WIZ
show the haunts OF England's literary
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28
DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.

One OF the notable musical comedy
events OF the year for Detroit theater-
goeca will be the presentation by
Pink Lady" in the Detroit opera house
for one week. beginning next Monday,
with matinees Wednesday and Satur-
dav.
edy I'm three acts. and has been a
marked success i'm New York. Ivan
Caryll. musical director OF the Gaiety
theater, London, Is the composer OF
the score. His work Is well known
through a score Of popular successes
sucR as "The Spring Chicken" The
Runaway Girl and Little Christopher
Columbus" The book and lyrics are
BY G. NJ S. Mcclellan, author OF The
Belle OF New York" and Leah Klesch-
ma. The story is based on the French
farce, 'Le Satyre," by Georges Berr
an1 Marcel Guillemand, which ran for
many months in Paris. There are a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

TEMPLE.
Al ire head Of the program booked
fsr the entertainment of Temple pat
rons dnrihg Halloween week will De
Hoadini. the original handoun expert
AND jaiI breaker. who returns TO sreot
hls many friends with a new series
Of mysfffying tricks His last appear
ance n well remembered throulu'
fltruuaif mis- many sensational fedls.
. which fncluJed an escape from the
stronaest cell in police headquarters.
1le also released himself from the
STRONGEST procurable com animation OF
fnnacuffs shackles and chains fastened
- him hy Former Sheriff Burns ana
before "A Temple audience released hlm-
Fclf from "A strai tjackot into which he
MAS tightly strapped. Another sensa-
.fioraI performance was his daring leap
f-cm the Belle Isle bridge into the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

This Is picture OF the Cunning
h car. wrecked in the Glidden
y, causing the death OF S. Nj. But
\ chairman of the contest board
me American Auto association. IL
! taken at Atlanta. "a hours be-
I the accident. From left to right
persons are: Gov. Hoke Smith.
Georgia. Mrs. p j. Walker, arm
ken: Charles J. 6iidden, donor OF
| Glidden trophy; 5. Nj. Butler.
4 p. J. Walker, referee OF the tour,
y was hurt.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

peers and incidents in connection with
the coronation Next comes Ireland
where the progress made in recent
years IL wildly depicted. The third
subject will he Scotland and Wales.
while the fourth will describe motor
tourney from the Black Forest TO Ham
burg. Germany In his last lecture
Mr.. Newman will show the religious
and political capitals OF Russia, Mos
COW and ST Petersburg and that sec
tion OF the vast Russian empire lying
between the Black and Baltic seas.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

river while heavily shackIed hand and
foot releasing himself while under
y water and sw5mmlpg ashore unassist-
tlefnonstr ations or his peculiar genius
One OF his feats consists Of escaping
from an air-tfSift galvanized iron can.
Allied 10 the brim with water. the can
being securely locked and then placed
In an iron bound wooden chest, which
IN turn is locked and sealed Houdint
will accept any rational challenge.
STIMULATING only that ~ hours notice
be given so that the challenge may be
duly advertised lie has completed
world tour since his last appeara nee
sane warm reception with which Tenn
pleites have been in the habit OF vel
rtfGing him.
The second feature or the program
will be Fletcher Norton and Audrey
Mapls In an offering OF smart songs
and dances. Both are clever yaudevil-
Iians and Miss Maple is described as
attractive Knox Wilson: bate star Win
ter and The Flirting Princess, and
who has been featured i'm the Anna
Held companies. will offer UNIQUE bit
sort. THE Kratons Harry and Ethylin.
viii have novel hoop-rollin" act
fs-cftrrr Fra ffitiih- William Wilson aud
Company will present the comedv
sketch, "The Clubwoman" Walter >.
Dickinson will pose as Eek Justice or
The peace" with clever pleasantrics
Abbott and White will entertain with
the aid OF a piano. Sprague and NC.
Nec.e will give fancy roller skating
and the microscope will close with
the usual daylight pictures.
In the Temple. during tho week OF
Nov 6. the FIRST presentation locally
az the playlet ~ Romance OF the Tn
derworid," will he made as the head
\ line attraction Of the weeks program
n was written by Paul Armstrong, au-
thor OF many dramatic successes.
Including Alias Jimmy Valentine"
and-sThe Dgsp Purple" IL is in three
scenes and has no less than % speak
ing parts The piece is considered by
erplpent critics 10 be the most con-
vinrings piece OF realism even seen In
vaudeville.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

HuT7brf OF Intensely funny situations.
II v said Among rfTC more popular
llinNral numbers are, The Kiss
WhilX' Denny Did, Denny Didn't"
and Hide and Seek"
IRE story OF The Pink Lady" deals
With the adventures OF young Paris
ian bachelor. who Is soon 10 enter the
utafrltppnlal state. but who plans one
more luucheon with an old flame In a
ai,f9 restaurant in the forest OF Com
pttHnt Vie has told HIS sweetheart
~ a a. lunch With a fictitious friend
nre nondidier quite by chance. she
= bots ihe same restaurant for lit
~ ieasheon party. and me story from
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28
CoLUNnIA.

Jack Holiday and the SIX chHrtrns
sisters. in an eiaborate' musical oncr.
lie one OF the star attractions IN the
columbia theater the coming week The
act opens on the Great White Way.
and closes in the "frOzcp north There
are several changes OF costumes by
me "honeymoon girls" with prctty
electrical effects and incidental singing
and dancing. Something entirely out
Of the ordinary. 10 Is claimed. will he
the Offering OF Luubeg and SmnDrY,
I.ittbcg is said 90 have been the Hight .
weight champion wrestler OF the
world at one time and the act includes
Illustrations OF great wrestling holds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

old country. The Earl and Wilson
coinpanN viii be seen in their origiadl
skit. "Goldies Debut" mixture ot
comedy ana music with soffiv sur
nrises Fisher and Green, comedians
In bit OF snsppy dialogue gladys
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-10-28

men II has been a feature with tho
Ringing Bros. and Rtrnum a Bailey
circuscs. and has often played in the
New =hiRpedreme,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
CASTORIA
fir sauglinge und Kinder
Die S0rte; Die !hr hmmsr GGkauft Habl
o.: ss.ss ID: W. &MNMSZzM
@egen Sir Go,uaro @rep.
0nnAnn 81 Nn

~
GuB gnglano int 8egriff uar, itd
nit Ieutlhlan0 in einen &rieg ein=
5ulalien, um Jranfreih in Ser Ma=
roffofrage 3u unteritiiBen, un0 baB
eS leine 3uitimmung gu Sem @or=
ge5en &uBlanos in Neriien gegeben
batte, 5lpei Sbatladen, sic iebt ni9t
mebr be1tritten 1peroen, fat einen
Sturm ser gntriiitung iiber sic
Seimlidfeit erregt, NIT ser sic aus
martigen Nngelegehbeiten ser Notion
gefubrt meroen, beionoers, felt Git
g6marD @rep Sefretar 6es Musmar.
tigen gemor0en lit. Sic Mgitotion fat
0us gerlangen CUR 6olge gebabt, sob
lomobl oem Earlament mie oem Can't
Sc iofort %eingebenoe Muffl6rung iber
Sic iiingiten S6ritte ser &%egierung in
al1swartigen Nngelegenbeiten gegeben
mer6en. Sic G%ntbiGungen I'M 6eut-
iden &eidStage uber Sic feinoieIigen
@efiible gegen gnglano baben bier
boltg iiberraidt. Ser alte 8Ian oes
9errn Chamberlain CUR 8iloung Ell,
neg @usiduiies fir ausm6rtige Mn-
gelegenbeiten, NIT oem bos @ubinett
li6 beratben ion, UNI auf oieie @eiie
Dem Narlament einigen Mntbeil an
Der Siibrung ser alsmdrttgen Mnge,
1egenbeiten gu getpabren, lebt 1pieoer
auf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Ser Hanamalfanal ion in runo
5mei Sabren iopett fertiggeiteut fem,
ooB er bon Ser sbifffabrt benutt tper=
SEN fam, uno Damn uiro eg beiBen,
sic 6riidte einbeimien, sic in Mus<
iidt geiteat tp11roen, be5m. oofiir 81,
iongen, boB sic 8ortbeiIe, meld}e ser
@anal ser @diffabrt bietet, ousgeniitt
meroen Mit an6eren @orten: iebt
lit es an ser 3ett, sic @riin6u1g orne=
rifaniider Gampferlinien fir 6os So
namageidaft in 6ie &an6 gu nebmen,
6enn 10 melt liegt sic central un6
iii0amertfaniide un6 pa5ifiide 5diff>
fabrt fat ausidlteBli@ in ausldn6i-
1den Sdnoen, un6 mer Sic s9iffe
fat, Fat a11h, 10 iagt MON, SEN groB<
ten GbeiI 6es &onoels; ouf ieoen Inn
lit er sen an6eren gegeniiber I'M 8or-
tbeil.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Muiere Mnswabl
an Gr1cerien

perbunben, in benz nur Die mooerniten, be-
ften, b%auerbafteiten Rlsiberltpfe gu mDg=
libft n%ieorigen $reiien 9etauft neroen.
Our 8eii9tigun9 laoen elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

oanfen beidIeiden. Des Sommers
Suit uno Greu0e tie iino perranidt
uno Sic @ergniigungen uno Sport
iibungen, sic IN Ben marmeren Sab
resoeiten iiblib iino, muBten iest
ibr gnoe finoen. wabreno Sic 8in-
teriaiion NIT ibren raulhenoen 2rlt-
barfeiten nod in @orbereitung lit.
llno ca legt iib Damn Ser @sonat 500
BENDER mie cine @ren5linie, mie ein
vMenennto mort" 5mii6en oie BET
Sen Nole oes @enltlies u,to Ser Ser
ltreulngen, als moute err Sen Men=
iten Ml,Be lao @%elegenbeit oarbie-
ten, sur ginfebr in itd ielbit, CUR
Selbitbetrahtung un0 Selblterfennt-
nib. gs lit oieies cine Motbmenoig=
felt uno man lolte Sic ii6 0a51 0ar-
bietenoe, geruoe on5u aufforoernoe
3eit nitt ungeniitt porbeigeben lal=
len. 3enn mie jeoer rehtlihe, Dor
iidtige &aufmann SIT gerpillen Nerio=
Sen ieiu Goa uno @aben pergleidt
uno oa5l1 Ser Hl.be un0 Stile be-
burf, 10 mus audi ie0er Menih bon
3eit gu 3eit lein imnere5 Soa nno
tSaben priifen inns penn 0as Sic jul
tat nift befrie0igt, Der uden, 6aS
@(pihnpmiht mieSpr heraulteuen.
l1no INN 0ieie 8ilan5 5u 5ieben, mub
man iih fir cine @eile 5urid5ieben
bon aIlem @et0ie, 0as 10 oft Sic mar
nenoe Stimme bes @emiiiens iiber<
t1nt, l1no ml1B allein in ser giniam=
felt, Ste Mbrednrng nit ieinem eig=
men SD bemerfi telligen. gs mar
friiber Site, oaB &aiier uno @0nige
lopie 6eren @emablinnen uno anoere
hodgeitelte Herionlidfeiten, in ie-
SEM Sabr einige ISOLDE in t%iefiter
3uriidge5ogenbeit in einem aloiter
lebten, INN iih ielblt gu erfennen, iid
ielbit mieoer5ufinoen. Genn I'M @e=
triebe SEES 9ebens p%erfiert man au5u
leif)t 0os 8etpuBtiein ieiner Men=
idenmiir0e, ieiner Menidenbelttm=
m1ng. Grit Sic giniamfeit 5eigt uns,
melde Shdke je0er Meni6 in lid,
trdgt, tpenn er lie MIR SIT beben per=
lteht. 3, meld gliidlide Stun6en
getpabrt Sic ginialnfeit oem, ser ite
liebeno anfludt u1o .iie SIT &perfben
meiB. @ie meiB lie 10 lin6 81 troi item,
menn 0as @er5 ourd 8osbeit tiidti@
perpun0et m1lroe! @ie berl1bigeno BE-
idmidtigt lie sic f%lopfenoen Suite
inns biiIt uQe l1nrlthe un6 l1nfraf It elm
in Sem Mantel oes 6rieoens uno
@ebagens. Gs lit fir ie6en Men=
idcn cine nidt gu unteridaben6e
@oblthat oqem @erdui6 ser @elt
entflieben 5u f0nnen, Inn einige 5tun<
oen Ser Giniamfeit 5u genieBen. CT
friidt unb geitdrft bereihert un6 fee
liid aefeitigt, miro er mie6er CUR
Sbdtigfeit, CUR @eiel1igfeit 5uriid=
febren, ein %an0erer, elm belierer
T:pnih
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Gr6iioent Goceres bon Santo 90
mingo lit ermor0et mor0en, er bat cine
ieiner eigenen Me0i5in erbal=
ten, oenn er ermor6ete ielb1t einen
Erdii0enten uno begonn 6a6rr9 iei=
ne &orriere. MltBeroem lit man in
oieier fleinen &qltberrepublif oaron
9em0bnt, itb ieiner E%rdit0enten auf
oieie @eiie s1 entleoigen uno maj
regt iid oesmegen al1d gar ni6t be-
ionoers iiber SEN Moro oltf Sem
l16d3iten gsrdiioenten miro mobrldein=
lid 0osielbe Shidial 5l1 tbeil mer=
Sen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
ErdFoent Salt beabfdtist, sic Sra,

ge betreffs fer berridenoen Gbeuerl1ng
in elmer sem &ongreB au3uididen6en
Spe5ialbotldaft gu bebanoeln, penn
er SEM &ongreB Sen 8ertdt ser Iorif=
be61r6e iber Sic @onen= inns 8alm-
mollel1maaren5oqe 5uididt. ~ Gem
@ernebmen tad miro Ser Grdiioent
audi cuffs Neue in energiider @eiie
fir Sic gtabltrung elmer Nofetpoit
eintreten. Mus bem 8eridt Ser Sa=
%rifbebor0e ion berporgeben, SOB Sic
Sbel1erl.ng mehr a1f &onto Ser 3mi=
idenbanoler @D6lemen) 5n ieten lei,
als a1f &ednung oes Eorifs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
Cine 3entraliteue aner 8efampfltnq

Cine 3entraliteue a1er 8efampf1ng
un5iidfiger Ber0ffentlidrngen lit om
Is. September Sc. SO. ant &onigIi6en
Eoli5eiprdiioil1m gu Berlin auf @run6
Ser bon 3eutid,lan0 int Hariier Mb=
fommen 5ltr ltnteroriiduna 6es 6an=
oels NIT rn8iihtigen @er0ffentIidnm-
gen bonn 4. Scat 1910 iibernommenet1
@erpflidtungen erridtet moroen. Bic
@auptal1fgaben oieier 3entraIItene be-
iteben in ser SanmIunq oller Mad-
ridten, melde bie grmittelung uno
8efdmpfung folder 6anolatngen en-
leidrtern fonnen, Sic iih als 3upioer-
ban0lungen gegen Sic geleBliden gor=
liGriften ertpieien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Sic britiiden suffraaetten baben
iih mieSer einmol als Meg6ren ge=
5eigt uno in ibrer @utb iiber oas
Miniiterium, Sos ii6 nidt 6a5u Der
beiloiien min, elm 6~rauenitimmedts=
geieb ein5ltbrinqen, BEL ibrem ltn5lt-
&c ourd 2onoon sic 6eniteri 9eibert
on Sen 0ffentliden @ebdlt6en einge=
morfen. gdt meibli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Sin 3ugrda1ber bat cine grpreb=
aeiedidnft INN $1,000 erleidtert. gs
lit, bas notiirlih niht ldon BON linn,
mas fat 6ieie summe aber gegen=
iiber SEN Milionen 5lt iagen, Sic Sic
grpreBgeleuidnften aujabrlt6 BON
SEM Gplfe ergaunern?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

9ie engliihen 3ettungen ltellen iid,
emport iiber Sos ausmdrtige Mini=
iterium, neil es beinabe einen &rieg
nit Deutidlano beranlaBt bGtte. Sa,
maren Tie es 0o6 6enn nidt ielblt, Sic
ol1r6 TIRE liignerii6en @erbetungen
sen Mnlab su Sem nod inner BERT
iden0en MiBtrauen gegeben baben?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Sn Sen erlten 6 Monaten oieies
Sabres iibertraf in 6runfreih sic
M15abl ser Sooesfalle Sic Ser &C.
br1rten INN 1929. @em SOS 10 fort
gebt, fonn einnal Sic 3eit eintreten,
ooB iiberbaupt feline ginmobner mebr
por6anoen fins.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30
S~utereNantts Maerlet

Sm aanaoa lpridt man bon elmer
Designating ser Guaranteeing.
Sat man BORT bereits gu piel Mn1teo-
Ter ooer befinoen iid inter ibnen TO-
piel unmiinidensmertbe> oab man
Tie mieoer los iein m0dte?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30


Sn Nbilabelpbia, &c., perltorb, SO
Sabre alt, ser befan1tte biitoriihe
Observation-Disclosures 80. Griffin.
Griffin entfaltete cine uttgemein eifri=
&c Sbattgfeit auf mebr alS einem Sc
biete; b~erborragen0 ousge5eidnet bat
er iid als grfori6er fatbolil9 omeri=
faniiher @eiht6tsql1ellen. Seit 1887
Der0ffentlthte un5 l6rieb er Sic uMme=
'rican CATHOLIC @%iitorical &eleardes"
in oenen er nie0erlegte, mas er an
biitoriidem Matertal aus 5ablreiden
idrriftli6en un6 georl1dten GueQen
init ME ermiioenoem 6leiBe bob.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Mad Sem Sabresberibt oes fana=
oilfen Snoianerbareaus be5iffert lid)
Sic MISUNDERSTANDING in Canada
auf tO3,66t Seelen. 9ie 3abl Ser
in &aro6a lebenoen gsfimos betrGgt
1900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-30

Nod INNER miro ser metBe 5fla=
nenbal15el in idfbungbafter @eiie Be-
triebeu, ga iih ielten Sic betroffenen
iungen Mdoden gu Mngebern berge=
ben. Sebt fins pieoer in Ohio 5pei
Burden berboftet mor0en, Sic
hoffentlid cine geial5ene Strnfe trifft.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-08
PREDICTS DEMOCRATIC VICTORY
Well KNOWN Tennessean Says Re-
pIlblicans Will Lose.

It is the belief Of Benton McMil-
Ian, of Tennessee, for twenty years a
leader among the Democrats In con-
gress that the party will sweep the
nation next year and take possession
of every branch of the federal gov
ernment. Mr.. Mcmillan has been In
Washington the past week, and he
has conferred with Democratic lead
ers in both the senate and house.
II was an elector Of the Tilden
ticket" said Governor Mcmillan Mon
day, "and have participated in ev-
cry campaign from then till now
but the party has not been in bet
ter shape for a great many years.
The situation today is the reverse OF
what it has been in past presidential
contests.
"In the past the Republican party
has been united and the Democratic
party divided. Today we are united
and the Republicans divided hope
lessly so. The division are not To-
cal, but general. The more advanced
and enlightened Republicans have
come to realize that in the language
Of President Taft, at Providence, the
Chinese wall has to come down..
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-08

Osborne to the legislature for cou-
pie more terms he would probably be
on che Blease platform by then.
Blease had kind word for the
State detectives, John F. Miller and
Robert E. Miller, and said that Dan
Miles was the best supervisor in
South Carolina.
Gov. Blease spoke at some length
of his fight for the governorship,
which he said had been the crowning
mbition of his life He said tina.
when his father had been on his
deathbed he had called him Cole and
told him that he wanted him to be
Governor of his state, and that all
his life and that every dollar he had
made had been devoted to attain the
governorship.
He said he was content with the
Governorship, but conditions might
arise which would make him "a candi-
date for United States Senator.
There has been talk OF impe7ching
him, he said. But if the legislature,
at it's next session, should impeach
him, he asserted, he would make a
tour of the State which would result
in his going to the senate as the sue
cessor of Benjamin r. Tillman.
In concluding his speech Govern
or Blease said there were six empty
bedrooms in his manshion at Colum-
bia and though they were poorly fur
nished, he invited any of his audience
who visited the capital to come to
the mansion and stop there.
He declared that he owed his sue
cess in politics largely to the cot
ton mill men Gov. Blease was sue
ceeded on the rostrum by Congress-
man Johnson. who gave short gen.
eral talk on representative govern
ment.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-08
DIED FROM A MOLE.
Made It's Appearance on the Arm AL
most One Year Ago.

Augustus ". Mott, Of New York,
president Of the Mott Iron Works,
of which his grandfather was the
founder and we'll known as a yachts
man, is dead at his home as the
result OF the development of an Or
binary pigmented mole into malig-
nant growth. The mole which was
on Mr.. Motifs right arm showed the
first signs of irritation less than a
year ago. 1t developed rapidly into
what is known as molane sarcoma.
Medical science has no cure for this
disease. Mr. Mott was not yet 81
years old. Until the development OF
the malignant growth he had always
enjoyed good health. This form OF
disease is rery rare.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-07-08
Will Start q Feud.

With the killing Of Leslie Lynn al
sayre, Ala, Tuesday by his father-ln'
law Alec Brewis, it is believed that
one of the most serious feuds ever
cngendereo in the mountains of Ala
bama has been precipitated. Four
Families are involved, including about
90 grown men, all of whom reside
In and around the section known as
Cat mountain