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Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Dnurhtern of Rebexnb.

Ruth lodge No. 1. Daughters of Rebekah,
met Saturday evening with a large attend
ance at Odd Fellows hall and installed
officers for the ensuing year Following the
installation a social hour was enjoyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Missouri Valley in the early part Of August,
the date not yet being definitely fixed, but
will be during the next few days. Com
mittees of the Omaha camps are already
at work preparing for the event. which
promises to be a record breaker Camps
from adjacent districts will also be invited
to participate II will be worth while to
keep on the lookout for further particulars.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Omaha council, No. 25S, will give a box
social and dance on Thursday evening,
July IL, at its hall. Seventeenth and Doug
las streets. A fine program has been pre-
pared and good time is assured.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
FrightfuI Loss OF me

results from throat and lung diseases. DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption is
sure cure. SOC and 800. For sale by
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Wnodmen Circle

Alpha grove No. 2, Woodmen Circle, has
returned to Myrtle hall annex. in the CONT
mental block. and will meet there the second
and fourth Saturdays of each month.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Imnrnreh nrhcr nf neh nlnn-

Omaha tribe No. IS will on next wednes-
days sleep entertain those in attendance
with roller skating party al their hall on
the third floor South Fourteenth street
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Order of Scottish Clans.
Clan Gordon, No. 60, held its regular
meeting on the evening of the glorious
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Omaha tent, No. rs, had rousing good
review last Thursday evening. Fifteen APP
plications were read and elected to men,
bership. The candidates presented them
selves and were shown the safer route"
Sir Knight Ed LaPage won the set of
dishes, the prize offered to the member
securing the largest number of applications
within thirty days.
1t was decided to continue the campaign
for the next thirty days at least, and an
other valuable prize will be given for Sc
curing new members. Sir Knight A. ].
Bish was present and furnished music for
the occasion.
The picnic committee reported everything
prospering and that the picnic would take
place Saturday, July Is. at CORTLAND
beach
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09

Modern WOOdmen of America,
The annual picnic OF the Omaha District
Los Rolling association u TO be held at
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
Court of Honor.

Elk district court, No. 747 of South Omaha
will hold its regular meeting on Thursday
night, when a number of applications win
be acted upon and several candidates will
be initiated. No. 747 is now on big boom,
and is making big preparations for the
tenth anniversary picnic to be held at
Riverview park Saturday, August s.
After the regular business had been
transacted the evening was given over to
music, song and dancing,
Loyal district court, No. 1913, held its
regular meeting Saturday night. Much
business was transacted. Two candidates
were initiated and several applications re-
ceived. A full set OF officers was in
stalled for the ensuing term by State Man
ager T. u. Magarrell.
Special Deputy John o. Lach and wife
from Ottumwa, Ia, were present and ad-
dressed the meeting briefly.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
KRUG PARK THE BEAUTIFUL

fugitive from Justice More developments
In the case are expected today.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-07-09
May File RemOnstranee.
NiorrlIl Wantn nIda.

MUFFIII WuHtH UIuHs
Dana Morrill,. chairman OF the committee
pn buildings and grounds OF the Board OF
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Snbiana's sr5bte Drp @cobs &dmsIer.
Ste 0roR=9oge
Der DOpb SeIops" bes Staatss bier in
Sisuns.

8sfern frib um 9 ubr tpurbe bic
SrOblO9en=S iBuns Der Obj 6ellops"
bes Staates CUR Srbnung 9erufen.
@tua 1000 8ertreter Der @roB=2oee
batten fi9 gu berislbsn in Der 8roB-
lOgen= SaGe. gde Wai6instOns uno
penniplbania= StraBe, einsefunben.
Die gOrmittass-S ibune beidrdntte
fi9 gum groben Sbeile auf Die gsrIs=
flung Der 8samtsnbsri9te uno auf bic
gefprs4ung Deg be~bOrtebsnosn gsius
Dies i'm Obj JeQom" : 5ein1e gu
8reensburg, mo seitern Na9mittas
bas neue @ebduos sinsepeibt uerben
iOIts. Gina I'm II ubr bertagten i9
Die geriammelten, UNI ben grturtons.
aug mad @reensburg su bsfteigen.
Die bsrleienen gsamtenberi6te se::.
gen einen blibsnbsn Stanb bes Obj
Seldom" Orosns. glf nsus 2Ossn
tpurben 9e9riinbet unb 474 neue Mit=
9lieoer f4IOfen fi9 pd6rsnb Der bsr=
flOfenen feds MOnats benz Orbsn an,
10 BOB f6 CUR 3eit &c, 800 Obb Geloms
i'm State Snoiana bsinosn. Inter-
ffiBungs9eloer in Summa BON
1878, 553. 20 tuurben tpdbrsno bes Der.
san9enen Sa6res ausbe3ablt.
Sas @eiammi @srm6ssn Der Obj
6eQotus 2o9en bes States belduft it
auf 3,287. 223.4 Al unb bic S9ulben
betrasen $415.272 IS, berbleibt elm
i4ulbenfrsies @erm6sen bon 50, ST.
$50. rs.
3wei Spe5ial3ti9e ffanben fir bic
Obj 6eQotus unb bic &ebettaidpe=
fern bereit, in welaen fi9 bisislbsn
nod @%reensburs CUR gin%peibung be-
saben. Nm Nbsnbe rpuroe Elm gan=
quet in gn9Iiib' 0otsI ssasben. &i&-
ter Il. 3. @ilsp, gr @robmeiiter,
ipra4 fttr Die @rOB-2 cse uno Grali
&oie 5. Salbott, Gr-prdfoentin, fiji
bic &ebstta-2 osen Standardization, muir.
ben am Absnoe gu gbrsn Der geiu9er
in Der Werioian=2o9e go. 480, an Sc
note Noe. unb 8srmont ctr. uno in
Der SnoianapOlis 2osenbaIe an Der
8ireinia Npe. 9e9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

s oanfbarsr Nnerfennung ge:
l~eifteter Sienfe ssle9entli9 oes Geuer:
in ibrer Gabrit Dor etpa WO4enfrif,
tiberianbte 9efern Die Snbiana 8ubbe,
60. Der Ssusrpsbr $25.
Seputp @ountp'Gffefp
0oraee Saolsp, Der felt 3 Sabren In
Der afsfurs=O Office tbdtig III, liest in
ieinsr Wobnuns, CSC OF %. Str.
i9per tranf barnisoer on einem Nie=
renleioen.
Wc8innis, $40 9Th
Mihouri Ctr. unb pisres 8rapD, Us
@babpid Str, 3wei tleine Sunssn, bic
fi9 In einsm 2absn IN Der Wai6inaton
Str. burd Die bielsn our S9au eefea=
ten @aaren batten berleiien Iafen,
mebrere tleine Sa6en in bic Sai9e su
ftsfsn, tpuroen ertappt unb Der polisej
tibsrlisfsrt. Die bsiben Sunesn tuer.
ben i'm Sugenoseri4te gum gsrbbrs
fommen.
3 Gum ) 10 lite Wale tuirb fit
WiQiam Desmond, Alb 9ep gbe., mil
ieiner 6rau, seb. Warp Wiuiams,
trauen laHen, obns bab er bon bsriel.
ben ieit ieiner srfsn Seiratb sei9isbsr
pdre ooer bon berIelben setrsnnt lebts
Die gei4uloisun9, ni9t 9sissli9 Der.
heiratbet 81 fein, muros bonn Ser.
seanten Weaber gsgen ben @nttsn sr.
bobsn. DESMOND Serlpr ieinen sriter
Seirat6s idein seleesntli9 zines 6euers
unb ba es ibnen sbsniobisl toiiet, cine
@opp Der al!sn 2i3ers gu s%rIanger, pit
einen neuen S&ein gu beiOr9eu, bat e,
i9 .nti6lofsri, cine spsits Srauun(
u%Orne6msn gu lufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

GpttIteb 8 bt,
,1t. gemhtbli&e ede,"
Ode XobIe unoW ariet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Wetterbertht.
SO afhinato Is. @ai.

ssar "a stnnS.u. .ub.nb 7 ubr IOrssns. 10. Eai
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Starb bier Sage uadJ Der
Sod3stt.

Sabio ". &ibols, 1407 Montcalm
Str, elm Sc Sabre alter gauf9reine,
farb 9efsrn, nadoem sr fi9 er5t on
Sonntag nit Grau 5attie gpans batt'
trau.1 lafen. am Sisnftns, tpdb.
reno er bel Der arbeit mar, tlast'
&ibbls tiber S9msrsen. unb begab lid
nod 9auis.
Ser Coroner tuurbe bon benz Sobes.
faue bena4ri9tigt uno Die bur9 Or,
&obertion ab9sbaltsne Mutppis 3eiats.
bab Der Wann elmer 8linooarm . gnt.
3tinouns erla9.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Ssfnsnj eaes geIb ~ psrIetpen su trseuh eiuem
u Detr q fur 8 Biz 9 Yrottut.
American Home Buying Co.,
0 2ombarh gsbdube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Samet gereim oes nnabh.
SaruberetnS.

Der Samsn=V erein bes unabbdnei=
gen S%urnbereins beranfaltet am
Sam ftao ben 20. Mai fur Witglieosr
uno 8aFie cine gu9re partie.
Sis in Der gereins6aQs fattfinbens
ben Spisle nsbmsn puntt 2:30 ubr
i6ren Nnfana.
alen Wit9lieosrn ftebt bas &e4t 80,
ie 2 @dfe our Sbeilnabme an Der un=
terbaltung e%in3ulaoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
2pcaIsN

2ocaL8 etterberi9t
S66n unb ettpas rparmer bente Nadt
Srsitas tbeilweiie bepoltt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Oamem=B ereim oe8 Wanner=
gbors.

auf mOrssn (5rsitua) Na9mittag
8 1br 1T fur bic geamtinns1 beg
Wdnner&or- Samenbereins fotpie fdr
bic Oorfberinnen Der IL Sectionen
cine grtra.8 sriammiung anberaumt,
um bic Dorbsreitungen fur bic. Wits
alieoern unb @dffen am Samffa9 ben
81. Mai Na9mittags 2:3O ubr 3I
gebenbe gu9re partie 3u bonenoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Ser 0eosnitas bes Waansr9or.

@efdaart um bic @ereinsfabne, bas
Symbol Der 3uiammen9eb6ri9teit. be-
t,aten bic Sdnesr bss Mdnner9Or ge'
fern Na9mistae ben @rOwn Dill 5rieo-
bof, tuobin spseial=s trabenbabnpag'
CONS fs ssbra4t batten, Inn lisbsno
Der babinssi6isoenen Witaliebsr iu
esbenten. Ter srau betpbltte SimnisI
unb Der f~idubsnbe Sprtbresen er66bs
ten bic feierli9s Stimmung, Del3e bic
Sdnser beim 8etreten Der filen Stabt
beieelte. @or Der 9apels, mo f4On
paffibe Witglieoer oes Wdnnsr9Or bic
ant6mml;nse srmarteten, purbe Salt
eemadt unb alsbalb ertlangen bic ID
bsn 86ne bes 2isoes vNa9t3auber" bon
Stor9 in bsrrlidfer SarmOnie. Serr
alOis @sissr 9eoadte Johann i'm Na-
men bes Mdnnsr6or bet Sabineei4ie=
osnsn nit fOlgsnben bonn tpdrmfsn 8ss
ftbl bur9geiffisten Worten:
vS96nem 8rau9e buloigenb err
Ideint aud beute wieoer Der Snopls.
WdnnerGor nm in Yietdt Serer sls
gebenten, psl9e pdbreno ibrer 2ebens@
,eit unierer 96rpsrf9uft als Mitslieoer
angs6Drt, unb nun bier Raft uno 6rie'
ben fanben, untsr bei9eibenen Si9eln
ruben, tpdbreno %rin9sumber Die Natur
in bolem eamude pran9t uno nit
2aub unb 8riin bic &ubepldBe un=
isrsr 2ieben 3iert.
SO 1T cine uns ielbt e6renoe Site,
unieren itummen Greunoen einen 8e=
osnttae gu wiomen, ibrer in Siebe gu
aebenten - unb fimmun9sbole Vie=
Der in bisier friebbonen nmgebun9
Sbrem Mnbentet 3l tpeiben.
Die Stdtte III 10 re9t geeignet, bic
grinneruns su bslsben, Siloer Der Ser.
9an9enbeit bor bas ieelii4e ause gu
3iebsn, Der 3eit aeoenfeno, mo uniere
6reunbe nod untsr uns psiltsn, nit
uns ian9en, pirtten unb iorsten, mo
Der @ebants elmer Srsnnung uns Iasn
ferns lag. Niemano wubte per 3uerfi
Die piIserfabrt bei4lieBt.
Nun fnb He benz &aum entrtidt, biz
filen Soldier - bod unierem Ser=
gen INNER na6e, uns ftets tbeuer, IN.
ber9sBli9 - Biz aud mir ben Sribui
Der @srsdneliateit aoQen uno ben
&aum Der unenoli9teit nit unieren
Greunbsn t6eilen."
@rereifeno ert6nte nun oas ySnte'
ger 8itas" bon 5lemine aus ben Sdn-
gsrteblsn als Der 8ebner seenbet bate
unb bieisn berrli9en atfOrsen f6lpE
fi9 oas i6One 2ieb bon pa9er pga
ftebt cine md9tise 2inoe" an.
0un beeahen f9 Die Sdn9er on bic
@ruft bes 10 gsi9dBtsn friiberen Yrdi=
benton bes Wdnnsr9or Germ Noolph
SeioenHider. Sis Namett Der i'm lebs
ten Sabre acknowledgement Witslieber
BEG Mdnnsr9or, rdmlid
George u. &idaro,
gonrab W%tuelsr,
Wm. Rob,
@. 90. Gelotamp,
gouarb 2on9eri9,
Grisbri1 Wera
5rau Marcia Wilaro WorriiOn u.
Senrp 9oei6er
purben perleien unb oann le9te setre=
tdr &uboIpb Mhasr einen berrli9en
2ran3 auf bas Grab bes Germ Sci.
bsnfifer nieber.
@ieber .rionten bic fsierliden 3ldn9e
bss ySnts9er 8itae" uno bic erbebenbe
6eier mar beenbet.
Die Ganesr aber begaben f9 in bic
0ereinsbale, mo unter gOrfb bon
Serrn Sobn g.. 5rsnasl nod mundss
padsre 2iso %ssiungen uno uarm en,=
hfunnene @orte aeiprohen truroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
0ef46fts=0 ele8eM9ett : sa P:r ssas:a.

sher Bertauf&en zines gei&dfttS prebtrea Ste
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Stpmsr 81, SSisgsron 9ebdube, HorhbfIi&e e6s
Nartet etrabe unb Stride,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
@isss-Mltar-0rab
OK eb

Walter unb SOQie Saplor, Wdo-
den. - Daniel unb Blan4e unoer=
ruoob, 3ncbs. -SObn uno 2ate S4il'
ling, 8nabe. - p6ilip unb Marp
Minges, Mdb6sn. - Gbarles uno
Inna Mulat, 2nabe. - Gbas. uno
Malinba Sims, 9nabe. - Ilba uno
@Ga QuaoleHon, 9nabe. -gern9. uno
S6ereie Sartirf, 6nabe. Dell uno
Gertrude 6ausler, 3nabs. -Sarrp uno
Marp Obs, 3nabe.-Mi9el uno @aa
scOlanb, Wdb9sn.-JreO uno Wnnu
Silberwein, Rnabe.-Sno uno 6rieor.
0elIon, Wdb9sn. -Sarrp unb Winnie
@ausb, Wdb6en.-Glbert unb 2ulu
McRinnep, 9nabe. - 8srtout uno
gli3abstb Sonss, Wdb9en. - Senrr
unb 2i33ie Rau6, Wdo6en.
8etraut.
@arl Yetsrs-2sna 3absl.
3ennst6 W~snbenbaQ-Seifie Sader.
8m. Wurfi6tp-Greoerits s4Olt.
SEQ. Sob9srs-4atie Sabibion.
Wm. Sesmono-Warp WiQiams.
Natb. Observation-Disclosures Garris.
Sobn 8iQilanb-@fie Weaoe.
GeRorben:
Sdu9l. Sarulo, -, 81 Wet 81.
Str.-2ucinba 8ladmore, Is, 1922
81. &sDnOlbs. -goOn Otto, "A, Staot.
boipital. -Nmanba @ofom. 90, Winb.
fal. - Winnis Maaorp, q, Stabt.
boIpital.-@. g. gal, 40, Otterbsin.
|-gmma gleiing "a, 324 Sarris.-
elisa beth &ufsa. 80, 1909 Columbia
alos. Nnna 3uebrins. 80, 835 @OOb.
lapn Nbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

Sie 8aptiffen : 8emeinoe
ertpirtte gefern ibren 8aaf8ein fur oas
neue 9ir9ens@ ebduoe i'm 8etraee bon
100000 Der Saui4ein FIR bas
Gunoament, pel9er i6 auf 800, 600
belief, uuroe bereits Dor Wonatsfriii
erlan9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
.Qvres Bulletin -.
Sablt meni9er fir
.@oQene 8lniemfoffe.,

Sin tlein ipenis iber bic Salfte fir
beinabe irgenb Elm noQeneS 8luiens
Wfaterial auf benz Sad.
69c unb 75c fancp, gan; pouene S~luienftoffe
IN cream nit i6tpar;en uno benbIauen
8dnoeritreifen uno Supfen, 81 3ou
75c fancp ensIii9e g~luienitpffe, cream
@runb, nit rotben. bIauen unb fduar,en
Streifen, n Sol BRETT. ......55
75e bunfeIfarbise, fancp seitreifte 8luien.
48e
75c fanep perfiHe unb faneb seftreifte frans
io1i1e Slaneue, 81 Sol brett. 49,. 58e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
Tbermometerffaun

D. &. 8Ibtbe,
SeetipnssO Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18
@aramtirte amr fiir SamorrboiSeu

8tselnbe, blinoe, bIutenbe ODER berpor:
ftebenbeSdmorrbpioen. Sbr 4potbeter erftat.
tst bds 9eIo Suriid tpenn PAzO ONT
MENT 81 ttlrirea uerfebIt in s Bis IA
Tasen. SOC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-18

SIR SnSiana: Sd6n beute Na9t nno
6reitag; wabri4einIi9 S4auer i'm norris
treftli6en Tbeile.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-02
Rector Of St. Luke's, Astiburnhar,. QRMsap
Testifies to the Good QGaIties nf
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy.

suburban, Ont, Aprfffs, 1865.
i think it is only right that I aeli
you what wonderful effect Cham 6ec--
lain's Cough Remedy has PRODUCES.
The day before EstersD was SO dis
tressed with cold and cough thar =
did not think to be able to take ss2y
duties the next day. as my voice wsx
almost 'choked by the cough TIE
same day Il 'recefvedan order from y1n
for a bottle of your Cough Remedy =
at once procured sample hettle arh
took about three doses of the nrpuicine.
To my great relief the cough and esasa
had completely disappeared a10f I was
able to preach three times on Eacaer
day. IkH0w that this rapid aaU 4s-
fective cure was due, to your Cough
Remedy. / make this testinsoaia
without solicitation being thankssil
to have found such a God sent remedy.
Respectfully yours II. "A. LANaEExDT.
NJ. A., Rector of st. Luke's Church.
This remedy is for,sale by Hughes,
Drug Store
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-02

tie things in household affairs. But
these things are familiar to every
man who remembers the kind offices
Of his own good mother, and to ev-
cry husband who stands uncovered in
the presence Of his good wife'S minis
trationS to his own little neS.
! Did you ever notice the large diff
cultieS under which Il great, powerful
, man struggles when he escorts two or
three children to a CIRCUS or county
fair? In the parlanceaof the street,
he is sweating blood" and you have
no difficulty in imagining that under
, his breath he Is singing, a charge to
keep I have. " And did you ever no.
ice how deity a mother, perhaps al
..e;,dy HQlfii and weary from her house
hold work. handles, on similar occas-
ions, half a dozen nervous, impatient
little ones? Perhaps she is carrying
one Of them in a tired arm, and hold
ing another with IL weary hand, willie
all the time she is keeping a watch
!. ful eye on the balance of the group;
Land all the time without sign "f
wearineSS; and without display OF
impatience.
How intimately a mother S Nhipa-
thies and sentiments are lfAkeh with
those of the child' THE Roy cannot
enter his home Sc late at night, nor
so Stealthily, as TO avoid his mothers s
notice: aud Tire ifTr0ttht inquiry: us
I that you, WHIP" is as familiar to the
boys Of r'day as TO the boys of forty
years agola. She fhay be in d far away
room and yet d,iting the dead of night
when little bhe who has, perhaps,
taken cola, 'sneezeS, she can, though
the mother of half dozen, immedi-
ately distinguish the OWNER of the
sneeze. She may be sitting in room
several rooms away from the cookery,
and yet she seems able to tell inStinc-
lively just when the hand of heal
| thy boy has been thrust into the
,cookey jar. She can detect the false
hood when the father would see moth
ling but truth. She can recognize as
correct a statement which the father
might question. She knows the
weakness OF every child, and to that
extent knows just how much should
be forgiven. She accomplishes SO
much. loves SO much and sacrifices SO
much that the father, conscious OF his
own shortcomings, must OftentimeS
stand abaShed in her presence.
One of the prettieSt stories ever told
relates to the devotion shown by dis
tinguiShed NebraSkan to the memory
of his boys mother. This gentleman
caused to be erected over that moth
er's grave stone upon which his own
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-02

mothers. If boys could only appreci-
ate their loving kindness while tfpy
live, life would be Sweeter to them.
If those who now have the compan5tsE-
ship of the boys best friend could sH-
ly know all they will lose when that
companionship ends, the pathway Uf
the mothers OF the world toCay
would be Strewn with roses.
The regrets for thOughtleSs assss
and indifference to admoniti0nS BOW
felt and expressed By many living
SONS of dead mothers will, i'm time Ese
felt and expressed by the living soDs
of living mothers. The boys of tedaay
who do not understand the value sJ =
mothers cOmpaniOnShip will yes
Sing-with those who already knOty
this song of tribute and regret
The hours spent with thee, dear heart
Are rs string OF pearls 10 ne:
count them over, every one apart.
My rosary.
Each hour pearl, eacn pearl prayer
To still a heart in absence wrung:
tell each bead unto the end- and there
4 cross is hung.
= memories that bless-anosslgni
Oh mignty gain and. tffzcr IAosst
Kiss each bead and Ssui'a a. LAST to .eaxrs-
Sweet heart,
To kiss the ef0ss
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1905-12-02
THE MAJESTY OF
THE MOTHERS LOVE

Under the caption, THE Majesty
of the Mothers Love-" Richard L.
Metcalf, in The Commoner, pays a
grand tribute to motherhood and there
is so much in it that appeals to the
noble in life and that kiudles d senti-
ment that shall live bayGnd tie stars,
that we are prompted to give it space
in the columns OF The Sentinel. 1t
is Worthy Of careful perusal. In the
Dld, il will revive sweet ard precious
memories. In the ydtihg, it can but
make OF them better Sons and tiaugl,
velS. Eot0w is the article in fall:
Newspaper read rs ne Quite famil-
far With the details Of IL cecent divorce
suit between (. couple conspicuous in
the social life of the United States ar
nv. Charges and counter charges were
made, and the result was that the
husband Was gen the decree with
The possession OF the two children.
Among the black stories that tma-
mated from that court room, There
was one bright tale Among the
deeply interested participants there
was one stalwart figure. The figure
was the twelve year old lad of the di-
vorced couple, and the tale relates to
the fidelfty he displayed toward the
woman who gave hifh birth.
: Given into the custody of his father
! this manly lad. upon me adjourh-
snent OF the court, boldly and r0nndly
dencdnced him for the charges he i1a6
shade against the mother. StoGtly
maintaining his faith in his mothers S
innocence, he publicly condemned the
father forSs3leged brutalities, and,
forced h<accompany his father, he an
nouncedbis determination to rejoin
his mother at the earliest opportunity.
That was at once a pathetic and a
splendid scene Sofne may imagine,
but none can describe, the emotions
that rocked the tender heart of this
boy. In addition toSeing deprived of
. home where the mother is 1.-The
sweet rallying point round which af-
fection and obedience and a thousand
tender ,endeatofs to please concen-
urate, :" he was required to witness a
foul stain upon the fair name of his
frst and best frSend.
In this view, the guilt or innocence
Of the woman need not be considered.
&uilty or innocent, the boys faith
was Superb. Innocent or guilty, the
soy's fidelity was magnificent. He
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name as husband, and the names of
his boys as sons of that good woman,
were inscribed. After the stone had
been put in place, he took his four
| boys TO the cemetery, and kneeling at
| that grave. directed their attention
| to the fact that their names had been
highly honored by being written on
that slab of marble. Then, paying a
! high and deserved tribute tONthe fine
character Of that mother, the father
said: Boys. if any one of you ever
does anything to dishonor this men,
ory, will have his name chiseled
, from this tone"
It wGuld be q great benefit to all
the boys of the world If the love and
devotion shown for them by their
mothers could he ever impressed upon
them. II the tcyS would be ever
careful lest they do something that, if
known, wcssd bring pain and sorrow
to the tt..other'S heart, the future of
tFic %rs's.d wCl,d be secure.
Mtt..iiy years ago one of the best OF
eaHthers fell asleep at the gates of
light Al Of Etr children. Of course,
revered her memory; but one OF them
was the babe Of wartime birth. and
owing to the anxieties and excite
ments of the period, ard the contin-
ued absence Of the father. extraordi-
nary affection and devotion was, doubt
less, lavished upon him.
Perhaps it was because Of this that
after the mothers death, and for ma
ny years, this boy never retired for
the night without placing at his bed
side chair. under the childish i'm
preston that his mother would occu.
by it and watch him to sleep.
When other boys would write in
sand or carve on trees the names OF
sweetheartS dear, this lad would trace
with knife or stick the name of his
sweet heart-hiS mother name.
When but boy he choose hissweet
hearts name as one to be given to his
own daughter; and when in later
years he wrote some tales of love and
life, his heroine, good and true, bore
with signal honor and renOwn the
name he loved SO we'll. So, through
boyhood's days this precious memory
was enSnrined within his heart: the
purity, the devotion, the sacrifices,
the sorrows of this patient, God Serv-
ing woman was ever before him, Of
ten deterring him from evil and some
times inspiring him &Or good.
Happy he with such a mother'
Faith in womankiAd beats with his
blood, and trust in all things high
comes easy to him. -
There are living 'tcday many such