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49, or.r,sl stsr,.

There IA an oriental story q to
b-othcrs. Ahmed and Omar Both
ui.bcl to perform a deed vho-e
memoir should not fail. but which
~i-ht sound thcir name and prai-as-
Omar. With vcl-e and role- hiIei
m obclsk on its base. carving ~
form I'm beautiful devices and scuii'-
turing mauv a strange inscription
"a its sides. lie set X N the hot
1e-r-t 10 cope with IL gales IN
med. with dccDcr wisdom and truer
thou-h s.dder heart. dug a vel g
cheer tie andv waste and planted
sbout Il trll date palms 70 MAKE
cool shade fcr the thirsty piigrinr'
and to shake down fruits Tor hi'
hunger.
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Australia n0E possesses the deep
at gold mime In the world The
shafts az the New Chum railway a.
Bendiro. Victoria. have been sunk
10 a depth of over t,3oo feet, and
the quartz there tapped has been
sampled and crushed. with the re-
sul, that a yield of gold equal 70 an
ounce per ton has been obtained
The operations In the mine have
been tested u government officials
IN view of the fact that never before
n the worlds history has gold been
obtained from s. low 3 depth a.
three quarters 81 a mile
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adi~ou township Trustee
Notice.

N0t,,, g. u.er that hereafterTet hsru
Iee - Ma.tscn township viii oe AZ his
office each Saturday az his residence,
one mile southwest o. Ireland, Ind,
fer the pur 1ose Of attending to
t5W nship ruslness, and all persons hay-
n. tusluess with the township are ex-
, rtsi 10 rontne u 70 those days.
lne iow nship library is KEEP, at Sam'l
Ksans' IN Ireland, where all may
d. ain the hooks
he Indiana School books will be
I ind a. Heary summers store at ali
nes. SAMUEL A. CLEzEN,
AN :. 1907 Trustee Madison Tp.
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The Spinister's Rubaiyat.

Wakel For the hour of hope will soon take iight
And on YOUR form and features leave blight.
Since Time, who heals full many an open wound,
More oft that not Is very impohte
Before my relatives began 10 chide,
Methought the voice of conscience said inside:
why should you want a husband when sou ave
cat who seldom Will at home abide
And when the evening breeze comes in at the door.
The lamp smokes like chimney. only more;
And even vet the deacon of the church
Is telling everyone my parrot swore
Behold my aunt into my years inquiries,
Then swiftly with my parents she consplres,
And in the family record changes dates
In that same book which says all men are liars.
Come fill the cup and let the kettle sing.
What though upon my finger CLEANS no Hng
Save that cheap torquolse that bought InyseiI-
The coming years gladstone change may bring
Here. mnion. fill the steamirg cup that clears
The skin Will not have exposed TO Jeers,
And rub this wrinkle vigorously until
The maddening crow s-foot wholly disappears
And let me don some artificial bloom.
Then turn the lamps down low. and make gloom
That spreads from library to hall and starr;
Thus do | look my beSt-but an, for whom
You know my friends, with what brave carouse
once gave reception IN my mousse
And how though many hundr reds / have spent,
have not yet ensnared hapless spouse.
Stange is It not? that of the women who
Before me passed the door of marriage through,
Not one will tell me of the tricks she used,
And help me, finally to get there, too.
Norton in Snar
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NO.32.
CATARRH
and
CATARRHAL HEADACHE

are quick ly relieved by NOSENA- IL
sooth- = contested membranes allays
iufiamations and thoroughly heals and
eiean-es II keeps moist I'D the passages
whose tendency j. no thicken and he-
C0u.e dry Cures colds. throat troubles,
hCar-ene--. hayfever. stopped uu' nose
breathing through mouth whIle sleeping
offensive breath etc. IL i- antiseptic and
contains ID chemicals " drugs having a
narcotic ehect, orthss can cause the drug
haLlt Sod II al nrnlylsts.
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4 POOR ORGAN

Dams tile bile That's what your
liver does IL it, torpid. Th.a he bile
overiiows into the blood -p0isOns your
system. causing sick headache. billions
nes-. sallow skin. coated tongue sick
stomach. dizziness. faiuung spells. etc,
Ramon treatment Of Liver Pills end
tonic Pellets strengthens the liver and
makes it 10 it, own work Prevent and
cures these troubles. lt aids. dosen't
f0rre. Entire treatment pc. At Flick
and Plan drug store.
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jefferson TIP. Notice.

The u1iersi. ned trustee Of Jefferson
township. Dubois county hereby gives
notice that he sill attend 20 all business
pertaining 10 the Office Of Trustee az his
Drug store in Birdseye Indiana on
the Tuesdays of each week and requests
all per-5ns having township business 10
present il on Office davs.
JOHN W. ENLOW. Trustee.
Jan. 5, 05-lyr.
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liaroison Trustees Notice

Notice II hereby given bat the under
signed Trustee Of Harrison township,
xill af.snd 10 township business on each
Monday OF the year, al my Office, and
persons having township business to
ransact are required 10 present il 10 him
on Mondays.
The township lIorsry will be kept al
nv home near Dubois.
J1aS l.. HAKDER, Trustee.
Jan. 5. 1875 ..
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We Guarantee Satisfactoin.

j. A. Bngien OF the national sign
Co, Dayton Ohio. writes under date Of
Oct II Is-0J. .-Nosena i the only pre-
narati0n ! have ever used that relieves
my affection so speedily and pleasantly.
! am getting the urst real pleasure out
81 breathing that have experienced
since contracted cafarrh six wears ago.
Money would not buy my tube OF Nos
ena II ! cold not get another"
Buy NO>ENA from all druggists get
vOur money back il not satisfied sam
pie tube and booklet by mail l0cts
Brown Mfg. Co.
Greenville Tenn, St. Louis, Mo.
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PREVENT HEADACHES

FOrce them1 NO-aids them. Ra-
mons treatment of liver pills and Tonic
Pellets srrengthe the Liver and digest
i've organs so that they do their own
work and iOrtiies your constitution
ment sc al all druggists.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

] Harry Schwalb a ladies' tailor, ended
/ his life las. night Ia his room at his
j home. 722 Tenth street northwest by in
haling illuminating gas The body was
discovered by his wife, Mrs Pauline
! Schwalb. about 1880 o'clock, upon her re-
/ turn from the theater. Schwalb was lying
on the bed with a rubber tube. which was
attached to the gas jet. in his mouth.
| Life had been extinct about half an hour.
| Mrs. Schwalb at once notified the police
Of the First precinct and Lieut. Hartley
took charge of the body and notified the
coroner.
The reason for the suicide is unknown.
though for the past few days Mr.. Schwalb
had been fin III health and It is thought
may have become despondent because of
this fact
His wife last night urged him to ac-
company her and their five-year-old daugh-
ter TO the theater. but he declined on
the plea Of i'll health. She then suggested
that she ask her brother. John GoldvTig.
10 spend the evening with him. but he put
aside the suggestion that his illness was
not Of so serious a nature as to require
an attendant
Upon her return Mrs SChwaih noticed
the odor Of gas. and went 10 the third
story front room and found the body Of
her husband It was evident that soon
after her departure he had made prepa-
rations 70 end his life. though his last
words to his wife and child We're a CHEEKY
admonitlon TO enjoy themselves.
wife Can Give No Reason.
I can assign no reason for my hus-
bands act said Mrs Schwalb last night
He has had no business. troubles Of a
serious nature, and though he has not
been well for the last week or so, I did
not regard his illness as serious, and did
not think that he himself was worried
concerning his condition. Had / suspected
for a moment that he was III I would not
have left him, but he seemed 10 wish
me to go TO the theater. There was abs0-
lutely nothing in his manner 10 lead me
10 believe that he intended committing
suicide I cannot asCTlbe it 20 business
troubles. though be appeared to-day TO
be worried about the 1T of several suits
he was engaged in making. l have never
heard him speak. however. Of financial
difficulties. and cannot believe II was ow-
ing TO that he ended his life
Mr.. Sehwalb was thirty-two years old,
and had for several years been engaged
in business at 70 Tenth street. The
family lived in a fat above the store.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
POLISH PATRIOTS VISIT CITY.
Place Wreaths on Statue of wash
ton and Busfs of Countrymen.

ton and Busfs of Countrymen.
-Four hundred members of the Polish
Alliance, which for the last few DAYS has
been holding its annual convention in
Baltimore. came to Washington vester-
day and placed tributes before the statue
Of George Washington in the plaza east
OF the Capitol and the busts of Kosciusko
and Pulaski on the gallery floor of the
Senate.
The delegates. who represent an as
sociation of Polish patriots numbering
over $1,000 members. heard addresses by
7. NJ Helinski, of Chicago, and Col. Jo-
seph Smolinski. of this city, both of
whom extolled the Father of His Coun-
try and referred with pride TO the serv-
Ices rendered by their fellow-countrv-
men, Kosciusko and Pulaski, in the cause
OF American independence. Former Rem
resentative McCleary. Of Minnesota. now
Ihird Assistant Postmaster General who
marched with the delegates from the sta
tion 10 the Capitol was also praised for
his successful effort to secure an an
preparation for statue Of Pulaski. which
Is TO be placed in Lafayette Park. Mrs
w. Lipzynsh placed the wreath ar the
1901 or Washington's efigy Anthony
schreiber, censor Of the league. presided
The delegates were photographed. with
the Capitol as a background. after which
they visited the principal points of in
terest IN the city until 2:30 D. m. when
they We're received by the President
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
NOTES OF THE CONVENTION.

Bishop Knight Of Cuba. was che Of the
| latest arrivals last evening
The Memphis chapter. 1855. sent con-
| gratulauOns yesterday 10 the convention
The delegates are requested to leave
their railroad certificates at the registra-
/ tion bureau.
! A sectional congress Of all clergymen
will be held In room 80, Continental Hall,
/ this morning.
/ A red St. Andrews cross Of electric
lights has been placed at the entrance to
/ Continental Hall.
| A telegram Of greeting to the conven-
/ ton was read by the secretary from the
| brotherhood in Winnipeg.
Delegates were asked by the secretary
to call for their mail as it is rapidly ac-
cumulating at the offices
The local Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation extended its cordial greetings 10
the convention yesterday.
It was announced that a special train
will leave the Pennsylvania station Tues
day morning for Richmond.
The Canadian meeting. which was sched-
uled for this morning at the Y. NJ. c. : a.
building, has been postponed.
The Virginia Theological Seminary has
room q Of Continental Hall, where its
alumni gather between meetings.
The Toronto local assembly and the
Wesley Brotherhood Of New York sent
letters Of greetings 10 the brotherhood.
The prayer at last nights meeting was,
at the request of President Gardiner,
said for four persons who are slightly III.
The bureau of the Churchman was
well patronized by delegates yesterday.
It is under the direction of H. E. Rob-
bins.
The speaker to take the place of Right
Rev John Du Moulin, D. D., Bishop of
Niagara, who IS i'll at his home, has not
yet been hamed.
John Mott was introduced by President
Id4 4u4lAN4 AdSL li4SlLA GS OlAE WHO mas uOut
as much as any man for the propagation
Of Christianity"
The Washington Herald bureau did a
rushing business in the lobby yesterday.
Now is just the time to subscribe to the
convention series.
Chief Belt had two firemen at Con-
tinentaI Hall all day yesterday, and they
viii continue at their posts until the end
Of the convention.
At both meetings yesterday the gal
leries were crowded with women. who ap-
plauded Commissioner AIacfarland's gal
liant illusions 70 them.
The registration committee had not
completed the figures of attendance last
night, but It is estimated that there are
almost 2,0o0 delegates here.
One of the best-known delegates to the
convention is Fred w Thomas, the gem
eral secretary Of the Canadian brother
hood, stationed in Nova Scotia
Delegates were requested by the secre-
tary to get their tickets for Sundays
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

Cathedral services at the registration bu-
reau as soon as possible. as the spsce IS
rapidly being reserved.
Rev. Samuel II. Greene. pastor Of Calvary
Baptist Church, was an added sneaker to
those who welcomed the delegates bTIt his
greeting was none the less cordial
Commissioner Macfarlaad and Rfsbon
satterIee each made several nratt,
speeches to the other. and Mr.. Hougb-
tellng also came IN for many well-put
compliments
National Secretary Hubert Carleton al.
dressed preliminary meeting OF 800 Ju-
niors In Epiphany Hail yesterday. He
outlined the work he thought most help
ful 20 the boys.
The president Of the convention advises
that all delegates register. and the at
tendance at the meetings is becoming so
large that registration ribbons may have
10 be shown at the doors.
The local officers OF the Brotherhood are
William z. Dent president: Francis 7
Woodman, vice president. Bert T. Amos
treasurer; J. Lewis Gibbs. recording sec
retary and Rev. J. A. AspinwaH chap
lain.
In a letter from Mrs Donald Mclean,
president Of the D. A. r.. to President
Gardiner she says. eafter extending the
congratulations Of her organization. that
she feels the hall has been hallowed by
the brotherhood.
W. A. CORVALLIS, member Of the coun-
ell, and president Of the Pittsburg asso-
citation, holds an informal gathering in
his room at the Ebbitt House after din
ner each evening. at which the work of
the brotherhood is discussed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
He ASKS REINSTATEMENT.
Member of Italian society says He
Was Expelled,

Was Expelled.
Chief Justice Cl2baugh yesterday cited
the Societa Un!one + FratelIanza Itai-
iana a local italian society, to show
cause Friday, october II, why a writ Of
mandamus should not be issued against it
to compel the restoration to membership
Of Frank Shorty.
Shorty tells the court that he was
elected as a member of the society in
January, 1889. and remained in the so
ciety until May IA last. when he was
notified that he had been expelled.
No charge or motive for his expulsion.
he says. was contained in the letter of
notification. and he alleges that the un-
lawful deprivation Of his rights and his
expulsion has affected his reputation and
character in the community.
Shorty says that since January last he
has been unable 10 attend TO his lawful
calling, and the society has refused to
pay him his sick benefits or recognize his
right to aid. He claims he has complied
with all the requirements Of the society,
and asks the court TO reinstate him in
his membership.
Attorneys F. c. Handy and r. 3.
Behrend appear for the petitioner.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
ROBBED WHILE ASLEEP.
Hrs. Dillon Loses $50 when Mapping
at Home

Mrs. Sarah Dillon. Of l105 North Capt.
tol street, yesterday reported to the police
the loss Of Tjg which she says was
stolen from her person while she was
asleep at her home. According TO the ip-
formation given the police, Mrs DiIlor
yesterday afternoon retired for short
siesta. and upon awakening discovered
that she had been robbed.
BY what methods the thief relieved hel
Of her money without awakening her IS
q mystery the headquarters detectives
have been asked 70 solve.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
DIED.

ADDISoN-Departed this life On Tuesday. Ssp.rm-
Ger - lSi az a. m. after q long illness which
he bore With patience. THOMAS ". ADDISON.
u -. q Hampton. Va. formerly q Washing
ton. D C.. The beloved sen of Rarbsra .rd
henrT smith. the brother q William n S-~i-b
and Victoria V Neal. tie husband of Carrie "
Addison- ana the father Of William ;. Addison
IN the ffty-third year Of his age.
kNoTT-Suddenly, On Thursday. September ss 1907
at Gecrgetovn University HCspitsl. HARRIET
Ann, beloved vife Of Samuel T. Knott.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MoCK-Departcd this life OF Wednesday Ssrts,,p,--
= Is', az Potomac. Nd. Mrs SARAH A.
1OOh' aged nity-'ve years. oiEht months. and
louT Gays She was born at Tay.orst0wn Ion
doun County. Va. February T. IS5Z and Was
sarah A Goodhart before her marriage. She il
survived b her husband John T. Nseg =
Potomac, Nd. and fve chiIdren-sfrs. ClsrIrs
tirenache[. Washington. D. C.; Mrs Oda
Magahs. Fredericksburg, Va NIr Luther W1cx
Washington. D.. G. Miss Maud Mock Potomac
Nd, and Miss Lena Mock. Potomac Nd
InieTment al PooiesvIHe. Nd, September q. AZ 3
p. m
NORDLINGER-On Wednesday. September Q. 1907.
al 80 a. m, at has residence 5ll3 y street
northwest, BERNARD NORDLINGER. in tie
scTentyseyeuth year Of his age
Funeral on Friday. September 2. atlr
RENICK-On wednesday, September o. 1872 ,-
= .-.t az 4o-t NtW Hampshire avenue. ANNE
CoICHETT. wife of the late Edward Ireland
Renick.
Funeral services at St Michael and Al Angels.
frotestant Episcopal Church on Friday. Senfe-n
Der q, at i a, N. iBaltmore, 0Id.. and Charles
ton' ). {, papers please oope)
siNGLEToN-On Monday, September q 1907 st
his home. LynchhTg Va. ALPHEUS' SINGLE
ton beloved father of I. H. Singleton. 5r1rzisf
OF this city. baltimore papers please copyJ
STENART-Suddenly. on Wednesday. Ser,-sr,bey
., lsJ5, MARGARET C. STEWART. widow of
John c. Stewart.
Funeral on Friday, September T. from her lata
residence l5Zl Ninth street northwest. thence 10
Immaculate Conception Church where requisn
mass viii he said at a. m
TYLER-on Thursday, September 2. 1907. At 1913
Fifteenth street northwest. WILLIAM GRAHAM
I1LEk. aged twelve days beloved son Of Fred
erlck ). and Constance A. Tyler.
Funeral services at the chapel in Oak Hill Gene
teTy Friday. September e. 1907. at O'Clock In
terment private.
WILLIAMSON Tuesday. September a. 1907. az his
residence. sl TWenty-third street northwest
CLAIBORNE WILLIAMS
Funeral VIII take place from ST. Nfary's Chanel
FRIDAY, September q, at 2 p m.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

Attorney General Bonaparte received a
letter yesterday from a Buffalo man
charging the existence of a monster trust
in woolen goods, and saying, among other
things: If you bust this trust Will leave
you $4,000 in my will"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
Fails to Return Costume

Charged with having failed to return TO
local costumer a garb in which he ap-
peared at masquerade ball. Paul Austin.
of 220S Oak street. Baltimore. viii be ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
Austin was arrested in Baltimore vester-
day and brought to this city by Detectives
Warren and Mullen.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
HESTER SHORT ON EGGS.
Takes Deposit on Orders that Never
Appear.

i HktH UViUHIt UU UNUtIs IIiHt NV EF
Appear.
False pretenses in soliciting orders for
eggs which she failed 70 deliver is the
charge placed against Hester Green, a
colored woman, Of 1916 Turner street, who
was arrested yesterday by Precinct De-
tectives Fortney and Green
The woman, It is alleged, has been
making "A lucrative liyelihod by obtaining
a deposit Of a dollar or two on an order
for five dozen eggs. explaining that she
was resident Of the country and the
only support of an invalid husband. The
eggs failing to materialize on schedule
S.me, a number Of complaints were lodged
with the police. resulting in an investlga-
tion and Hester's subsequent arrest.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

Twenty dollars reward is offered b.
John F. Seibert, of 706 Eleventh street
northwest, for the recovery Of two dozen
fountain pens and the arrest Of the person
responsible for their loss.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
TWO HURT IN RUNAWAY,
Policeman BranzeIl and Joseph Pet
tit Come ta Grief.

~ NDAAsS - --~A'
Policeman J. J. BTanZeH Of the Sew
enih precinct. and Joseph PettIJ OF 34Zl L
street northwest, figured in an exciting
runaway yesterday. which resulted in
slight injuries to the latter and the
demolition of the buggy.
The horse, driven by BranzeIl, became
frightened. the bride breaking in the
Iolicemdus attempts 20 regain contro, Of
the animal. AS the horse dashed down
the street Petit made a clutch al ihe
bride and was dragged about 100 feet, :he
outfit finally collidlng with an iron fence
in front Of 1851 Thirty-ffth street north
west. Petit was injured slightly about
the head. He was removed % the George
town Hospital. The policeman escaped
with a few bruises.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

Bishop Mccormick had as a subject,
The kingdoms Of this world have be
come the kingdoms Of our Lord and
Of His Christ" During the sermon
Bishop Mccormick spoke of the growth
Of the brotherhood. its influences upon
Christianity, and the spread Of the Cos
pei generally.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES,
GREAT OPEN AIR SERVICES,
Grounds, Wisconsin Ave,
uua and yxoodIax- lana

nue. HnU " WOOdIey Lane.
Sunday. September 2. at p noon and ?. n
IL NOON.
Laying foundation stone of proposed Cathedral
The Bishop Of London viii deliver TIE salutation.
3p. VI.
Open air seryice Cf Brotherhood Of St Andrew
Sermon by the Bishop Of London
Address by Hon. d. J. Brewer. Justice L. s.
supreme Court.
Combined choirs Of the District-5J0 men and boys.
Marine Band.
ROUTES
J. Capital Tuctiou-Pa- ave. cars 20 sd and N
Sta NV. Teunallytown aud Rockville 10 grounds.
Two fares.
? Washington Traction ldetropolitaul F St 70
Georgetown, SD and sts. transfer TO TennaIy-
town cars 20 grounds.
3 Chevy Chase cars 70 Cathedral ave Buses 70
grounds. Fare on bus cents each way.
4 Buses from puD1nt Circle
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
AT THE THEATERS.
The Columbia.

The Boys ~ Company B"....................at 81,
clever ard attractive comedy by Rida johnson
Young. with Jack barrymore IS a star and pleas
ant supporting company.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
THOMAS g LFWIS

Attorney and Counselor at Law
CLAIMS. COMMERCIAL LAW & COLLECTIONS
-ooD : ol-' = -. - " -eOOIil ~ ..
Watch, Clock, and Jeweiry Repairing
G specially, Clocks called for aud delivered Photo
supplies. Developing and printing NJ. BLUMEN-
FIELD El8 l4th 81. NV. Phone X. So se24gt
MR.. AND MRS. CHAS SCHNAIT-
MANN have resumed their dancing
class TUESDAYS, 8 p. m. studio Sl2 Eye
St, NV. Private lessons by appointment
Ballroom for rent TO select parties
Phone VI. "a se23-tf
Benz. II. Coles & Co, UphOlstering of all
kinds. Slip covers. 500 9Th NV. NJ 65l6
w. :. Tappan, JeweIer and Matchmaker,
Now located at 500 G. ST Ouray Bldg
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
The National.

Fifty Miles from Boston ....--.....-.......-.at SIS
A C1hanesIUe meloduma. with unusual comedy
aud musical features. AIr George Cohau. Miss
Emma Jaurier, and Miss Edna WaIlace-Hoppcr
furnish most # the fun
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
ENDS LIFE WITH GAS
Harry Schwalb, Ladies Tai
lOr, Commits Suicide.
FAMILY WAS AT THE THEATER

Urged tn Go with Them. lie Pleaded
Illness, and During Their Absence
Put Fatal Tube in His Mouth-Wife
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27
Growth of ChristianItv.

Following the address Of Bishop Tut
tie. a second devotional service was held.
and the congregation was addressed by
the Right Rev. J. n. Mccormick
Misrepresentation of Western Michigan
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

Phone Main $500 When YOu Return.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-27

resentatives of the six national councils,
100 chapters, and 1900 members OF the
brotherhood to-day.