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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

he grew up. Peter decided then and
there that he didn't want to grow up:
so he fed to the Never Never Never
Mind and became the captain of Bows
Who Had Fallen Out of Their Per-
apbulators When Their Nurses Were
Looking the Other Way There were
no girls in the community, because, as
Peter subsequently explained, girls are
too clever to fall out of their perambu-
lators-which is English for baby car
riages. This jolly band of boys de-
cided that all it needed was a mother,
so their chieftain invades the nursery
of Miss Wendy Moira Angela Darling,
aged perhaps Il, and persuades her.
with her two small brothers, to hv
away with him and be a mother to
the boys. 1t never would have han
pened If the father of these three de-
lightful children had not become an
noyed with Mana and chained her up
outside the house instead of leaving
her, as usual, in the nursery to guard
TIE children, warm their pajamas, give
them their medicine and superintend
their baths. Mana, it may be observed.
is a dcg-such an engaging beast as
never war on sea or land outside of
Barrie's Imagination.
There is no space here to detail the
tremendous adventures of Miss Wendy
MORA Angela Darling and her small
brothers in the company of Peter Pan
and his fascinating boys in their un-
foreground abode. They survive such
perils as wolves, Indians who are suit
ably wild and the wickedest of pi-
rates, and at last bethink themselves
that their mothers may be missing
them and return home, where all ends
we'll.
Any one who has read THE Little
White Bird" will know with what de-
licious touches the author has shown
that he himself is boy who has never
quite grown UP. AT every turn there is
humor that is akin to tears.
William Nicholson, perhaps the most
original and ingenious of British
artists, designed the costumes and
much of the scenery, especially the nur-
sery in the first act, with it's walls
completely covered with pictures cut
from posters and many other quaint
devices. Gerald du Maurier, worthy
son OF a worthy father, appears In
Clci oil DIS the nuSDanQ OF DOrOtheA
Baird. who has been seen rarely on the
stage since she captured London py
her impersonation OF the senior Du
Maurier's Trilby. The part of Peter
Pan was assigned to Nina Boucicault.
who also had the principal role in Bar
rie's last previous play. Little Mary"
1t is said that English composers of
light opera are sore" on American
songs. Several of them, one hears, have
consented to supply the scores of forth
coming musical plays only on condition
that no transatlantic melodies are
dropped into" these productions, their
argument being that when pieces with
American songs in them are successful
the alien ditties get most of the credit
for the success. There is something in
this, but there Is a suggestion, too, of
cutting off ones nose to spite ones
face. For no one will deny that "Bede-
LA" was the most taking feature of
THE Orchid" MY Cozy Corner Girl
that of THE Earl and the Girl and
Sammy" that OF 1.-The Love Birds"
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
We paid 100000

For the American rights to Liquo-
zone We did this after testing the
product for two years, through phys
clans and hospitals, after proving, in
thousands of difficult cases, that
Liquozone destroys the cause of any
germ disease.
Liquozone has, for more than 20
years, been the constant subject of
scientific and chemical research. 1t is
not made by compounding drugs, nor
with alcohol It's virtues are derived
solely from gas-largeIy oxygen gas
by process requiring immense appa-
ratus and IA days time The result is
liquid that does what oxygen does
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
Nine Nations
Now Use LiquOzOre.

Millions of people, of nine different
nations, are constant users of Liquo-
zone. Some are using it to get well;
some to keep we'll. Some to cure
germ diseases; some as a tonic. No
medicine was ever SO widely en-
ployed. These users are everywhere;
your neighbors and friends are among
them. And half the people you meet
you are know some one
whom Liquozone has cured.
IF you need help, please ask some of
these users what Liquozone does.
Don't blindly take medicine for what
medicine cannot do. Drugs never kill
germs. For your own sake, ask about
Liquozone; then let as buy you full
size bottle to try.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
STUDY LESSONS
IN THE WOODS
Delicate Pupils of German
School Spend Summer Days
Among Trees and Shrubs
Special Dispatch to The Call.

BERLIN, Jan. 14-Not content with
the we'll deserved reputation of nos
sesslng the best schools of all kinds
In Europe, Germany is continually
seeking improved methods and under
taking educational experiments with
view to making learning attractive
TO the young and increasing their ca
pacity for absorbing knowledge. One
OF the most interesting and unique re-
suits is the institution established by
the scholastic authorities of Chariot
tenburg, that enterprising suburb of
Berlin which aspires to the distinction
of being called sister city of the
capital
On the tst of August the visitor who
chances to be an early riser sees a
pretty procession. At first glance it
would appear to be merely a band of
children, pressing with hurried steps out
or the sitting town, their faces bright
With anticipations. The girls carry
garlands of flowers: the boys bear bane
ners, and they are all singing one of
those quaint part songs which are so
popular In Germany. Their aspect is
so joyous that they are evidently ex-
natural conclusion of the stranger is
that it is children's picnic. But an
inquiry addressed to the first citizen he
meets will show him to be wrong. He
viii he told, with a certain amount of
pride and satisfaction for Charlotten-
burgers are all proud of their municipal
goaheaditiveness"- the chill
dren are going off to the forest school,
which opens on the 1st of August. 4
forest school, has such an original
sound, and the mere term calls up to
the imagination such delightful
possibilities that it Immediately
prompts further inquiry and investiga-
tion. Then it is learned that the au-
thorities of this German town-keen
as are all their compatriots concerning
education-have provided new path
to knowledge. Recognizing that in
long. hot summer days children coop
ed up in close. stuffy rooms get drowsy
and stupid, they have determined that
their youngsters shall learn in the
fresh and invigorating open air.
When German thinks of taking
days pleasure in summer he general
ly hies him to the woods, and 1t is to
the woods near Charlottenburg that
this educational department turned
when it sought a rural schoolroom.
There amid green leafy isles the forest
school has been established and there
certain of the little ones of the COM
munal schools go every day for instruc-
ton. 1t is intended for the benefit of
those children who are so delicate
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
BARRIE'S DRAMA
A CLEVER PLAY
"Peter Pan; or the Boy Who
Wouldn't Grow Up" Scores
Hit With Theater GOers
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-J. NJ. Barrie's
latest play, Peter Pan; or The Boy
Who Wouldn't Grow Up" will get
across to the United States presently.
There is no doubt about that. The
drama-if you call it a drama-which
was produced at the Duke of York's
Theater this week under the Frohman
management, is even more fantastical
and whimsical than The Admirable
Crichton' or Little Mary" and, by
the same token, so much further re-
moved from anything that ever was
seen on the stage before. Perhaps It
could best be described as a Christmas
pantomime, plus literary genius.
One might suppose from the title that
the play was taken from the chapter
devoted to Peter Pan" in Barrie's
latest book, "The Little White Bird:
but the original idea only serves as
point of departure. Peter, it appears.
ran away from home the day after he
was born upon hearing his father spec
ulate as to what he was to be when
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
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1t is nerve food and blood food-the
most helpful thing in the world to.
you. Its effects are exhilarating, vital
izing. purifying. Yet it is a germicide
so certain that we publish on every
bottle an offer of $1,000 for a disease
germ that it cannot kill. The rea-
son is that germs are vegetables; and
Liquozone-like excess of oxygen-is
deadly to vegetal matter
There lies the great value of Liouo-
zone. 1t is the only way known to
kill germs in the body without killing
the tissue, too. Any drug that kills
germs is poison and it cannot be
taken internally. Every physician
knows that medicine is almost helpless
in any germ disease
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

This store is known as San Francisco's
permanent exposition of rare and beautiful
examples of the weaver's art. You will
find every worthy make represented.
Beautiful designs, soft in color, luxurious
to the tread. Best of all. you will find
them clothed in price garb of the COM
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Administrative deep pile closely woven; Ori- Ozl
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The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
Commission Discipines Firemen.

Commission Disciplines Firemen.
The Fire Commissioners met yester-
day and after a hearing fined Nick
Roebling of engine No. IL thirty days'
pay for leaving quarters without per-
mission and also fined John O'DonnelI
Of truck No. 9 fifteen days pay for
being found In a saloon while on duty.
L. H. Richards of engine No. 35 was
given one more week to appear for
trial on charge of reporting on duty
while under the influence of liquor. If
he fails to appear he will be dismissed
from the department
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

For locomotive purposes last year
England consumed 9,251, ,56s tons Of coal.
Scotland 1,790.75S tons. and Ireland s57.-
092 tons.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
Germ Diseases.

These are the known germ diseases
All that medicine can do for these
troubles is to help Nature overcome
the germs, and such results are ;ndi-
rect and uncertain. Liquozone attacks
the germs, wherever they are And
when the germs which cause disease
are destroyed the disease must end,
and forever. That is inevitable:
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

every precaution is taken in matters
of hygiene.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15

Progress, the watchword of
Alameda County, is manifested
I'm increasing land values.
Our SUBURBAN REALTY
COLUMNS contain bargains for
you to consider.
The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
soc Bottle Free.

IT you need Liquozone, and have
never tried it, please send US this
coupon. We will then mail you an or
der on a local druggist for a full
size bottle, and we will pay the drug
gist ourselves for it. This is our free
gift, made to convince you; to show
you what Liquozone is and what il
can do. In justice to yourself, please
accept it to-day, for it places YOU un-
der no obligation whatever.
Liquozone costs soc. and ST.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
nniere GfnorI&e.
(5hr bic sSri6fus'.)

Bic Staot indianapolis ma9t aui
bic beuti&en Burner sinsn isbr nngs'
ris6msn ginbrud. sic finb bon benz
bersli4sn gmpfana unb benz liebens-
tutroigen gntgs9entomrsn ibrsr arts-
ritanii9sn 2anbslsuts sntsHdt, besql.
bon Der gebotensn auBsrssu6bnli9sn
gaffrsunbi4aft. SIN benz Sotel @lap.
pool if i6nsn elm Quarter aeboten,
trie he es ii9 ni6t better tuanI9en
f5nnen; nur bic Spsiietarte ma9t pies
len sinige s&Yisrieteiten, ba bieiel6e
IN enslii9sriS pra9e usnis bsrfanbsn
miro, rnb bic ..2.lner ni&t beutI&
fprs9en, trpsosm 1T bic @srpHsgung
cine bOttrefHiGe. Der 5adel3ug mar
cine prd9tige g~erantaltung 3ur gr6H.
nung besi 8urnfstfss, tpsl9e ibren
36bepuntt ON 2risgerosntmnl erreiate
unb auf ale sinsn na9baItigsn gin-
brud mn9te. Der gefrips JsFsus BOT
Elm prd4tigss Bib. Die 5sfipassn,
bic glsi4mdBigs, iodine Sra9t Der
nn1erit. Burner unb bsrsrt fraFes, &c.
tuanotes Wari9isrsn srtpsdtsn f~rsubiaes
grfaunsu. Die Guile Der Slumsn,
nit benen bic Burner iibtrf9tttet unb
bas bsr3l. Gut Ssil", nit uel@em lie
bielfa9 be9,iBt puroen, lisB bic Ser-
gen b65er i4la9sn unb bermebrte bic
f4on porbanoene Jeftssfrsubs. Der
i96ne Sefplab 1T bOrtrsffi9 bsrseri9-
tet uno nit 9utsn Surnesrdtbsn ausae=
fattst. geiOnbers bsfrisbi9t fnb bic
Burner bur9 bic auffeauna Der
S9us3elte. S4On isBt babsn bic
beuii4en Burner bic u~eberseusuns.
eaB tire Sbeilna6ms on benz 20. Bun-
besfeft bes decentralization Surner'
buuoes fir fs duBsrf lebrrei4 iein
tpirb. Gin fefss 5reunbf9aftsbanb
bsginnt f9 spii6en babsn unb briiben
5u i9lingen, baB beios srobs Ssrner-
rerbdnoe un3ertrennli9 nit sinanSer
bsrfntipfen ioa. Die uabsr9lei9li9sn
Gage In amsrita tueroen allen Eur.
risrr aus Seuti4lanb unausl6f&li9e
uno bic f56nitsn grinnsrungsn ibres
2tbens fein.
Bon hOber Greuoe rnb aufri9ti9em
Dante ift zines ieoen gruf srfaat.
o. 9,
6auptturnpart Der gerliner
Surnerf9aft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
S,err Gmil S6dtsr BON gbieasu,

elmer Der vAlten", bsren Spuren mir
boil 3upsrf9t fulasn birfen, bat In
feiner &ebe beim 3pmmers, ben Der
RuFtberein ben Surnsridngern CAB,
gborbs nnssf9lassn, bic ttberpdltis
aenben @isbsrbaI in ben 6er3en aaer,
bic i'm 8ersi1e isinsr Stimme maren,
finbsn mubtsn.
.@ir babsn unfersm aooptip'g a-
ierlaubs," ia9ts untsr anoerem 9err
669fer, ~6as mir 10 innis liebsn uno
BEN mir bic Ereue stuig tuabrsn tp.rbsr,
10 bel esgsbsn, baB mir auf anerfen'
ritine i'm tueitefsn SHINE bas &s9t ba'
ben. Die AnsrtennuHg aber, bic mir
bsrlanssn, if bas bur@ @eri&rOben'
bsitsn unSubsrtimmernbs &s4t uniere
2ebensipnnne in anfdnoi9srW eiie unfe.
rem SOsalsn gsmdB boil unO gar3 su
gsnisBsn."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23


bob fe bie beimatbli9sn 2isoer In bic
entfernteften Wintel Der gunbesfaaten
baben einorinssn IaRsn.
ueberaa In ben 8~ereini9ten Staten,
no Der Geuti9e SUB gsfaBt hat, bort
man bic bolIen, md4tissn Iecoros, bic
f9 su einem munosrbar eetpaltiaen
Sisoe 3uiammeni9lieben tuiebsrtlinssr
unb oura ibren.3 auber bic WeIt ae-
tpinnsn. Der SeutIde bdnet nit pies
tdt an Die 2isoer Der friibefien Suaeno-
seit; mo INNER bsutfas Worte geIpro.
DEN perben, bat bas bsuti9e 9ieb fi9
i1s 6er3 beg Bottles sinssiunasn; nit
f9 i'm Seraen trdst feline 2isbsr.
iammlung iebes osutias @sib, ieber
oeuti9e Wann. Sopie bic Seut-
iaen StelungInabmen i'm gtraertriese,
10 piro bas beuti&s Clement fets seser
natibifii9s ansrife SteIung nebmen,
bemertte Der Rebner; bas Jet bic bobe
uno feliss Nufaabe bss Seutf4ibums
bier. bic ciuiliiatorii4e gsoeutung bss
3urnsrbunSss 81 bstbdtiaen, bob auf
alsu Ssbsnstusgen, no INNER bas DE.
ibid i'm aud bintreibe, oas beutf9e
2iso als Elm Wittel Der 3u ~srfiasnosn
8utturaufsabe beg Seutfdsn fi@ be-
psiie unb f6 brll unb sans bas Wori beg
INSTRUMENTATION Si9ters @aTp.
gub betuabrbeite: mir ingsn rli9t BLOB
oeutf9e Sisosr, mir brs9sn beuti9em
Geife Ba6n.
Die grtenntniB Der NIgsmalt bes
bsutidsn 2iebes, Der 8laube on bic
Wa9t bss beuti9sn Sosalismus unb
osfsn ginfub auf bic gntwidlung
unferss Bottles mtiHsn mir uns, Of nun
Der 2en3 Der Suseno uns 5!tbt, ober
Der Silbsrtrans bss MItsrs unfsr
6aupt bebeft, fets eingeoent fein.
Dit ben WOrtsn zines osati9-amsrita-
niI@sn Si9ters, ME fOlst
@inst Der iunsen, iersen 9iebe,
grlten Rufes 0onnelieb;
Sinet ais 8riioer Bel benz 8e1er;
Sin9t benz Sreunb, Der bon uns ihieo;
Sin9t ben Stolj Der Ndnnerpirbe,
Sinst Der Sreibeit bobes 2ie6,
Singt Der Srauen treue Winre,
silent iinst, mas ltsbt unb bIibt.
li4lob Der &eoner feline nit Isbbaftem
8sifa1 aufssnommsne Reoe.
9srr gmil S69Itsr ersriH Johann
bas @ort unb rib in entbufafii9er
&sbe bic 3u66rer su bonnsrnbem
Npplaus bin.-No4e elm prd9tiserSaris
tons ortra9 bss Germ Germ. Dies
aus Gbieaso unb bic f96ne 5sflidtsit
6atte ibr gnbe errei9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
Sonoerbare Yropbesetun8en att
ttnpaIenSem Ylak.

Sas Sbernnbesseri9ts.
MitgliebA 9nsbi ID SOfiab
|greper pirb' iest gum 2ieblins Der
Weiberre9tlerinnen. Sn elmer, 4nz
fpra4e an bic bOberen 8qdfii9e bes
It ituts i'm Stuate
Sem Yort erma9nte er feline 9Orerin>
men, fi9 ti6tig in bic Yplitit einaus
arbeiten, ba f9on in einem Sabr5ebnt
Die politii9e @lei9bere4tisung in biez
fem sdnaen 2anoe eineefiibrt iein
fperbe unb lange ehe elm ein5ises 9aar
ieiner 3ubOrerinnen ergraut lei, cine
Srou prdfibent bisier Hepublit iein
perbs, Inn ibr gbre urb 2libm gu
brineen, tpie Die &Dniein @ictpria ben
gnglGnbern.
oils Der rei9e 8ierbrduer M a t
them 8affar BON pougbteepiie
i'm Staate Nep Yort Dor pierunbpier=
gig Sabren Bel Der iueben s~enanntsn
Gtabt unter benz Namen r8afar Gol=
lege" Die ieitber beriibmt getpproene
bObere Se6ranitalt fir MGb9en ftif@
tete unb aus itattete, abnte er ni9t, oab
in ibr emit, ba5u mod bon einem Der
bD6iten Hi6ter bes 2anbes, Yropa=
ganha fir Die rabitalIten Wei6erre9ts
lerinnen gema9t tpiirbe, Die ia Suelei9
bur6 Die 8anf, mad Dem Muiter ibrer
l%angidbrigen iungfrduliAen Sibrerin
Sufan @ntbonp, eifrige SemperenSle>
rinnen unb Defenders beftige @erfoie
s%lrtnnsn Der peri9iebenen 8iere llnc.
9~llerbings fat Mattbep @afar fsin
bsuti6ss 2dgerfisr gebraut. fpnbern
na9 enelii6em SHUTTER Ole, bas abr
al~fpbplbultiger unb itGrfer tit als beuts
ides Bier.
Qus ben Grtrdgnifen bieles ppa
ibm aebrauten itarfen 8ieres bat Maiz
them 8aHar, Der tinberlos mar, iein
i6neG emporeebIii6tes @afar college
erridtet. Gr itarb Dor ii%ebenunooretz
Bia Sabren als acknowledgements
ger, fam alio eesen 10 fonberbars
Iuftritte in ieiner @nitalt teinen Gins
fpru9 erbehsn.
Dem aGtunbfed5igidbrisen &i4ter
8reper aber bate fem Saftgefibl ias
gen fplIen, bab Meuberunsen fpie feline
obisen ni9t in cine iol9e @nitalt pail
fen, tpenn lie ~iiberbdupt fir einen boz
ben &ifter pa1enb finb. Gr lit elm
perfGnli9 a6tungsnert6er He6tsge>
Iebrisr, bat aber feline bon &anias NIT
sebradts @rcentricitdt, aud lett i'm
Der prGiibent Benjamin Sarriion i'm
December 1889 NIT @enebmigung bes
Ssnats in feline iebiee Steaung berief,
namentli9 in Dffentli9en &eben niat
perleugnen fOnnen.
Seine propbeaeiungen aber limb nm
70 fonbsrbarer, als Die raottals
Srauenbeipeeung eber riidpdrts als
bortpGrts eebt unb bas Srauenitimm.
r.Gt in BEN tpenigen Staaten Der
Union, in benerl es sinsefiibrt lit, fi@
ni9t bstpd6rt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

Ser Gefam3us, Der sefern unge:
sdbIte 8auisnOs b~s9eiferte, NOR Elm
bur&i9lnssnbsr grfOlg. Der bauptid6.
lid bur9 bic gsniale 9eitung &i9arb
4iebsr's mbeli6 purbs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

unteroffiSter: nWomit
mub Der Soloat fem Gefpebr puben2"
g t: .Mit publappsn!"-
II nteroffisier: r@9 tposi
Reoep sic niht! Rit Dem Bepubts
fein. VaB 6as Gesrsbr Gtaatseiaen<
tbum n"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
sie ~suru.r.9eteroueu madbten i,

Die furner.g eteransr madten In
benz umsua sinsn bsionbsrsn Gin.
brud, fs botsn Die bette Suufration
~ sinsm Sttd in Der 8ei9idte Der
Union, auf uel&es Der Ssuii9s nit
Stpl3 blifsn Tam.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

Sas Surnfsft in indianapolis
uiro in 3utunft elm 3eitmefer iein.
Wan wiro REORGANIZATION In iul9s, Dor
ooer nod benz $urnfeft eint6eilen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23
nSie berrli9em Srei."
anHahrung bss 5eiipiels I'M Bart.
Sbeater.

Ssuts Gbsnb finoet i'm parf Sbeater
bic Multiplying oss 6errli9en GeHIpiels
bon eOnrao Tiss fur bic gdFe sum,
8urnfsf ftatt.
Die abssi9sn seudbrsn freien Gin.
tritt. ra-a
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

Ser Cberturnwart, Serr Gofag
bon 8erlinlbat 6eut' bns @prt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-23

10y
iangOersin Stoisite pittsburg, bon
Der sueiten 9ruppe, nit Is Sdn.
germ, bic bas 2iso Der Some ent=
sesen" bon Nnserau ~portrnsen unb
Der Burner gsiangpersin Wdnner8or
bon @bicaso, BON Der 8. @ruppe, nit
80 Sdnsern, bic bas 2ieo yWalo-
usbsn" bon O. Wsbsr iangen unb
Burner @eiansperein 0Ortudrts bon
8rootlpn.
SurnIe6rerbipIom
erbieltsn
SEQ. @IaKop bon 6unb bu 2ae,
Wisc.
8arl Sofsr bon SarifOro, Conn.
9arI SOsrf4te bon SammonS. Snb.
Iuguf plag bon @ranb &apios,
Ni9.
emil &otbe bon gbieaeo. ~.
8arl 8urtbarbt bon Wilmeroing,
90.
Mbolf S9mibt boz, ct. Souls, Mo.
SRI. 2ulie Douglas BON AurOra,
81.
Jrl. Clio Seifsrt bon Detroit. Did.
SRI. Bertha Ssis BON Sapton, C6io.
5rl. @brifiine 2antsrs bon @ranb
8apibs. Wi9.
Yreis.Setln m | rem m
Seutf9en 9aue.
BUR prstsoetlamatton batisn fi9 8
6errsr eemelbet, bon bsnsn fd elmer
surtidsug. Die fOlsenben Ssrrs1 tua=
rem anusienb: Wm. N6reus bonn Soc.
Surnberein bon CT. 4ouis, pel9er
Die brei Wdnnert5rdnen" betlamirte;
Stub. 9ier bon Der @bicaeo'er 9urn-
gsmeinbe. Der @oetbe's ugpilog su
S9ilsr's @lode" fpra9; 5. 6. 2eni
bon Der 9ouisbiIer Surn9emeinoe, ben
,@raf bon 5absburs" iprs9eno; @brif
&uebIabme bon ben Bloomington (Sa.,
8urnsrn, tuel9er Elm msin 8aterlano"
bon gonr. 8rasb betlamirts; rid.
Starnm bonn S%urnusrein 8orudrts II
grooflnn, yRefenation" bon S4taer
8. 6. ). Stabl bon Der gintra9t Il
Sun Jranciscr, Der r2ein 9eimath
lamb erfsnn' i'd, tein @renss on" iprad
unb Mlfreo SrOi4el bonn Soeialei
Surnpsrsin bon Chicago. Der DE
@eif Der Wittsrna9t" gum 8ortral
bra9ts.
usbsr bas grssbniB ldbt f9 NOD
ni9ts fassn, oa erft am nd9fen Conn
tag bic 8sfanntma9ung baruber ct
folgt ieitens Der preisri9ter.
Das 2on3er m 9eutf9e
6aue E..
9irigsnt grnefinoH bate ein prd4ti
ses Ronasrtprosramm fur bic 9urner
idnger purbereitst uno bic Iusflbrun!
besielben bur9 bic Gdneer unb Sdn9e
rinnen, iopie bur9 bas Farts Ordetsr
mar ffinflerii1 polsnbet. gs mar Ell
2On3srt. 3u beRsn boiler tritii4e
Wiroigun9 biel mebr &aum 3u @e
bots fieben miiBte ole mir 6eute CUR Wer
fi9uns baben. go mtfsn mir TN
barauf bsi9rdnten, gu faasn, baB eli
ssnubrsi9srss 2on3ert islten sebuts,
tpurbs unb bas S9lublisb COLUMBIA
the gem of the ocean, in tpsl9e
bic Nntpsienben fi9 bon ibren Sibe,
srbsbsno, einifimmtsn, einsn unbsrgeb
li9sn ginbrud ma9te.
Ser3 mers.
Na9 benz 2on3ert bsgaben fd bi
8urneridnser nit ibren Samet1 fomi
bic Mttibsn bes MuRtpereins In be-
Surniaal umt benz bonn beuti9e,
2lub unb Muftsg erein beranfaltets,
2ommers bei3umubnen. Gin Elm
fa9er aber fdmad6after SmbiB wa
fsrbirt tuorber unb balb er6fnei
prdfoent @bas. 2raub bic 6eflid
teit NIT elmer bersli9en Mnipra9s
tpelde ale Inmeisnbsn ioslei4 beimiit
ma9te. Damn bra4te Der Wufitberei
auf auHorberung bes prdFbenten ct
muFtalif@es 6o9 auf Die @dite aus
ferr NunIi4 m Quhn {ihprunhm r.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-04-06
Competent, but Unprejudiced.

In the course of the year Parson
Whitaker received many calls to mar
ry. chlsten and bury In the villages
round Candy. so it often happened that
his services We're required in families
Of which he knew little more than the
name of the person on whose behalf
he was to ofticiate.
One day he was summoned to lone
ly farm to perform the burial service.
On arriving there after some vicissi-
tudes he was met by forlorn looking
man who was evidently in charge Of
affairs
Are there relatives left whom
should mention the minister asked,
"and is there any special point of
which should speak p
NO there weren't any real points
about Abner Saunders" said the man
slowly. II guess I'm an unparalleled
Judge, and | should say there weren't.
AS for relatives, there's no one left but
an aged brother | guess you'd better
mention him. 'Twould kind of please
him. You might say that he's always
done his best and that twas Il great
privilege for the deceased to have him
near by at the last"
Certainly | will do So said Parson
Whitaker cordially. Il suppose from
what you say tile aged brother has had
more or less trouble in the past
Hes had his trials said The man
briefly.
When the service was over the min
lister stepped toward his Informant.
Il didn't see the aged brother he
said in Il low tone is he in the house?
He might like TO have mo speak to him
before | GO.
I'm the aged brother said the for
lorn man, holding out limp hand.