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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
8
A description of the play Arsene Lupin described as the greatest detective story in the world. Four thrilling drama by Francis De Creister and Maurice Leblanc now presented by Charles Frohman. An appealing love story woven into a fascinating tale of adventure.
Synopsis recounts Lupin warning victims before he steals in France. A portrait is taken from Duke de Charmerace’s chateau now held by St Gournay Martin. Guerchard races to stop him as Sonia Schroff and Imaine navigate a web of deception and looming thefts.
In a storm tossed chateau, Charmerace and companions foil a theft but discover the jewel case empty. As the family plans a Paris-bound escape by 100 horsepower car, pursuit and misdirection mix with tension, storms, and looming confrontation with Lupin.
The article recounts Lycurgus shaping a Spartan society to forge a nation of fighters. It describes exile, Delphic sanction, total state control, compulsory public meals, rigorous drill from age seven, belief suppression of sentiment, and slavery underpinning industry, achieving a militant, incorruptible manhood for over five centuries.
The Appleton family, led by Lysander John Appleton, jokes about a Vassar educated mother and a daughter named Machette. Daysey Mayme, age three, is teased over aging and infertile paralysis while the family plans another operation to keep social prestige. A cooky recipe appears in the Presbyterian cook book as part of Daysey Mayme’s mock fame.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a father resisting an elopement, interrupted when he is bumped by George's machine. The incident leaves him unable to forgive and questions linger about the couple's plans.
A dialogue depicts a couple preparing for a show with timing tension. He advocates starting by six, while she resists, saying she will be ready in about twenty minutes. The exchange captures a small dispute over urgency and schedules.
The piece advises on graceful farewells from both sides. It notes that lingered goodbyes feel tiresome and suggests girls thank a host, shake hands with direct eye contact, and avoid hanging at doors. It explains bread and butter letters, proper invites, and letting guests depart when ready.
The poem depicts a stark winter landscape with bare oaks and larches, holly silhouettes against a northern sky, and a black bearded figure of winter watching over silent graves of fallen sons. Nature endures with patient wisdom as bitter winds and frost shape a cold, dignified scene.
A reflective verse ponders choosing Lethe or Rue to end sorrow and memory. It contrasts dreamless sleep with awakening in life, weighing heartbreak, memory, and longing against quiet oblivion. The speaker questions which path yields true peace.
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