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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

0enOe bon odt Bro5ent llo Die fGllt9
nerbenOen Nnlei6en Oe8 vGar Srults"
be5ablt mltr0en, mpnad cine gilal15
bon ST ,330,094.4 3 nerblei6t. 9teIe
9ilan5 pur0e nit Ben mlBeroroents
liden 9llt$goben beloItet, Die aus DEM
i'm lebten Sabre oltSgemorfenen 8orlo
nidt beItrittett mtrOen, unO NIT Dem
9etrn9e BON 100000, fiir 5%lfiinftige
6bnlide Ser6eiierun8en beItlmmt,
n16reno ser Heit bon $229,5f1.S7
o1tf ooS @epinn- pub &erl1It-Gonto
iibertrogen lpur0e. 9ll1S Dem Gbelle
oeS lteberiditB = &eroieniteS, bi8ber
iiir Sen 9[uSbau oeS SDItem8 benubt,
mlr0e am If. 9e5enl6er 1906 cine
Nftien . 0ipioenoe bon 1919 Gro5ent
crflGrt, nit Der jeneS Gonto belaItet
mlroe, ga inn ser @eWinn 5ngeI6rie-
ben moroen mar, oet olts Den &erf0lls
fen BON SefnritGtcn aus ibrem
SGobamt ipG6reno 0eS SabreS ers
mltd)S.
Die bartholomew Soften Der oltBers
gemo6nliden Altslagen fir OaS pers
floIIene Sa6r maren:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
9ie 9umas@a1lcn+

@cri6tc ans Dem Snncrcn t~rcffcn
lansiam Gin.
Die Monnr6iIten g%ewinnen 3molt
SHE. Sine lebbafte SibuHg
er1partet. @ie sic Sorteiet
beute Iteber. = 6lotten.S ffi5iere,
Oie bonn 8r~iegSgeri6t ireigeIpros
d6en muroen, bon Sen GoQegen ge-
i6nittpn. - 8llr0en flllgerlpeile
3ltr Nomiralit6t obconmanoirt.
- Sin @oItomt in &ari6alt am
6eQen Gage bon GerroriIten oltS-
Qerollbt. - Ger 8oItmeiIter mo
3pei GlerfS eri6oiien. = 3obl=
rei6e 9iirger perpuuOet. - an-
tiiemitiide @rceiie in OOeiia lin
g(6ne6men.
petersburg, %. 6ebruor.
SIS trofen berte bier MIR 10 lueltere
@ablbcridte eit, mas Die 3obl Der
erlpGblten 0umatMtitglieoer ollf 4lO
brinqt, Die ol,f f%olgenOe @rllppen Der
t6eilt linh: Monordiiten 70, Sc
mGBi0tc 80, 6ortidrittlide %, @on-
ItitutionpQe 9enlofroten "A, &lute
8ortei 1872, Notionolilten 40, @ilbe
If.
9ie Monor6iiten ma6ten nit II
Siben Oie er0Bten @eipinne, Oamit
6o6en Tie 10 5iemlid lire polle Storfe
erreid)t, inoem Der gr6Btc &6eil Der
t08 nod 81 ermdblcnoen Wtitglie0erll
Der Expeditions Yortei ongeborerl
miro. SIN @ar5en periprift oos
Moblergebnib nod ltiirmii9ere Sit
3ltllgen, ais I'M porbergcbcnOen Sabre.
Stott oem Nieoeri6reien Der WtiniIter
neriprif)t man iid mobre S6labte1
5lpilden Sen Hooifolen lrnO ben ogreI-
Iiben &eoftionGren uu1ter Der 6it6rer-
i6aft bon W6nnernL mie Wt. &ronIbe'
ban, benz notorild)en NntiIemiten BON
&ii6ineff. NC. &ronibepan bot piele
9ro6briefe er6alten, poraltf Dos Or
gan Ser &eoftiondren, Ser rrliiI6e
9oler," nit einem in letter S6ritt
ouf Der erIten Seite geOruften artifel
olttportet, Dob, I'M Safe Oie 9robun-
gen oltSgefiibrt perDen, OIL Wfor %.
8inuper, Soiepb SelIen 8rofeior
Saul Wtilnfoff tnb 30. &iioter, Den
Mosfolts0 fit9lieoern beS Gorlaments
@ie0erpergeltltng geilbt miro,
Son Sen Gollegen &c Of II t.
TEN. re-
Petersburg, %. Sebruor. =
Ser SlottensO ffi5ierSrotb Der baltt'
ifen Station fat einell 9ei6lltB. &C.
foBt, in meldem gegen bos Seibebal-
ten 0erienigen Sffi5iere bon Gice,g(o-
mirol Nebogotoff's @eidnudOer, tpeldpC
BON Gem &riegsgeri6t BON Der gift
i6uloiglmg frei9eipro6en pltrOen.
ibre Sdiffe unn0tbiger @eiic benz
6einoe iibergeben ST ba6en, proteltirt
miro Iomirol Yofoflcff bat oie be-
treffenoen Sffi5iere bier6er gum
3ienit in Ser IomirolitGt befoblen.
&c o6 elm 81 It a mt ouSgc-
rdltbt.
@or 0 q II, %. Se6rllar. 9as
Goitomt in Ser @opolno StraBe
muroe beilte Wittag bon elmer 9on0e
Serrorilten beimgeiuht, mel1e Sen
8oitmeilter, 5mei goItclerfS unb auei
Solootcn, Die als @ode BORT ltanoen.
nieberi6oiien unb cine 9(n5abl Eerio-
men perlpunoeten. 9aronfbi,t pliin-
oerten lie sic @eloipihoe, inbem aic
ni6t oqein OoS 9aorgelb, ionberr
oll6 9%ricfmorfen m~itnabmen.
Sic Hauber ge6oren 81 ptlter dis
rOie fGnlpienoen So5ioliltcn" befolmt-
ten Organization, Sic fiibrten Elm
blltrotbeS 9onner nit iid.
9ie Yoitbcomten gebell 5lL bob Sic
G1ilber mebrere Saitieno Hltbel err
beltete1. Dieics lit Ser 5tpeite Ser
ortige lle6eriaa i'm 3eitrolrme bon
5ipei Wpnoten, itno berielbe tbllt oar,
COB Die Serroriiten nidt unternorfen
IitO, mie man in Gegierunosfreiien
be6allptete.
Ger Norfo0 int in WnrIhou 1fude=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
81 II d, in 50 II.

8ien %. Sebrlar. = Sn Der
bieiioen amerifaniiden Soti6aft faiio
9eItern elm gmpfang 81 gbren bon
@aibington's @eburtstae itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

Nur ein ,grpmp Gntnine".
Sos III qaratt1c Yrpn,p Giiniile. .gebnli1
berannte MitfeI tiui6eii iraiitrlgl: SaS erile
,peiSrs Vadet nit i6,par3em nno rotbem Ilts
brlid NIB trfgt Die llnterf6rtft bon G.. ".
Wrpue, IS. (SFt14 ,i9tSa;W)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

$4182T1095 $15O8S4O30
Die Sonnen3abl fir &oben omf Ser Sarptinie in 1906 mar 6155859
Netto.Eonnen, cine 3unabne bon 267075 Sonnen.
Die gein1ntte SonnenSnbl nod Baltimore mar 1,31599S Netto.Sona
men, cine 3unabne BON 247028 9ctto-Sonnen.
Die Sonnen5obl fir &oblen auf Der p2pfens' GaleD gienbabn" mar
565649 Netto.Sonnen in 1906, cine abnabme bon 1926 NetoSonnen
Die SobIensS onnen5abI auf Der Sbontofn Chiffon mar 264022O
Getto.S Conner, cine 3unabme bon 1872, 5S6 gtetto Sonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23
Cine 9(6na6lne BON.
9lQacmcinc Scmcrfnn0Cn.

Die gimobmen fir Sen 6ro6t-
transport i'm 2oltfe oeS SabrcS Iino
beoelttenO b0Der ais in friibercn Sobs
relt, ga cine 3lnlnbme in Ser 9ef0r.
Oerlrg bon aQen Sorten 6ro6t ST.
oer5eidnen lit, beionoer$ in bitulnis
n0ien aoblen; mGbreno sic Ginnob-
men iiir @oiio9ier-9 ef0roerltng e6en.
falls 5%ugenomlnen boben. Die Sotals
3unobme in9rlttto. Ginno6men 6el1uit
iif ollf t,100,670.S5. 9o Ii6 Die
llnfoiten MIR I'M $507,S12,67 b0ber
IteQtel1, lpeiien Sbre Netto-SerOienite
bonn 9etrie6 ei11en 3upa6s bon
$592,S58.1S olf BON Oenen Sill
001. 33 2inien geborteL bie ouf elmer
9uiiS nit Nctto- &eroienit betrieben
murOeu, 10 OaB Sbre eigenen 9tetto-
8erOienIte cine 3unabne BON $40,
$685. oufmeiien. No6 3ublung
BON 3inien, Steuern unO OeS f~irirten
YodtS gepo6teter 2inien oerbleibt
cine Netto. giiinobme bon $2,7t5,s
7S9.6S, aus oenen sic regltlGre 9iois
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-23

GonL %. Sebruar. Setttge
Gtiirmc nit &egen, Sogel uilo
Sdnec peruriaGcn in Stalien beoenf-
liden S6aoen. Selegropben' lll1o
Gclcpbonperfebr lit utterbrohen.
Selonoers idlinm fpor oas @effer
in 2utren5ona in Ben @ppenillen, no
ser S6nee Die nod nidt o%ogeipeletle
Sobe bon spSIf SUB crreidte. el1c
e(n5obl bon 96rfern lit poQig %llollrt.
Gin 9rieftr0ger, Der feline Eoilr 6t
8fero 5u MADDEN periltdte, neil es at
NuB unmoeli1 NOR, gerietb IN elllen
5dneelturm uno perlor ben @eg.
Splitter fanb man Die Selden bon
Geiter rno Sob, %erfroren.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Seven new members were elected and
plans were made for the years work,
which includes the first efforts to raise
funds for the orphans home, which
is to be built here. The ladies' have
gone to work in earnest for this good
cause. and it is expected that sub
stantial success win attend their
labors during the next year or two.
II some liberal citizens would donate
site for the nome. the work could
soon assume tangible form. and it is
hoped that this may be done. The
orasS Is a splendid one and embraces
broadNcharitable purposes 1with that
Of fr2s laaa.slssS Cql,En. the state
commander. wag present at yester-
days meeting. and gave a delightful
talk to the members. pledging to Be-
cure material aid for the orphans
home from each chapter in the state
z ;~asts decided 5y the Chapter ~ pre-
sent gold badge to Mrs. II. NJ. Bran
Aam. the retiring past commander. in
recognition of her faithful service to
The chapter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15
Society News


Miss Lollie Hyer has ret rned to
Atlanta from visit to Ms. E c.
Hyer.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. WI
liam Nuss5aum has<Seen named VIII
liam, Jr. tr.
Mr.. Joseph Erich, Of Albany, is
visiting Mrs. William Nussbaum and
Mrs. Pfeifer.
Mrs. J. NJ Young win leave on Fri.
day morning for short visit to Au-
gusta. Ga. to be the guest of Mrs
Lambert Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Davis removed
yesterday to tae former Kay residence
on Gloucester street. recently pur-
chased by them.
Cards have been received by frIoads
here announcing tho MARRIAGE &c Aarr!ss
Kathleen Norris and Mr.. Charles A.
Chase on Tuesday, February 16. in
Augusta.
Little Miss Eckert visited the pub
lie schools yesterday and delighted
the children and corps of teachers
with her marvellous violin playing.
The lffre girl Is an artist and her
performat &c at the Grand this evening
will be Feeted by large audience
The 4 fles Of the Maccabses held
very i|resting meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs e. c.
Upper. The election of officers was
held. resulting as follows: Past Com
mander, Mrs. c. Symmes; Lady Com
mander, Mrs. E. Q. Upper. Lieuten-
ant Commander, Mrs J. A. Smith
Record Keeper. Miss Laura Jones;
Finance Keeper. Mrs. A. A. Knight;
Sergeant, Miss Il. l.. Fox; Mistress at
Arms, Mrs. Barney; Sentinel. Miss
schoappel Picket. Mrs Pearson.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

We solicit orders for everything In
the grocery line. Prompt service.
low prices Davis e. Blackberry. tao
Monk street.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

AS trustee Of lila S. Berrie ana
ulia Gertrude Borrie, and Such OH
er child or child en- as RAY he b'r0
TO IT. e. Berrie and the said Lila
s. BerTie.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Georgia. Glynn county.
WIN be sold before the c
loor In the city Of Bfssans@
county, Georgia, on the N,
IN March. A. D. 1907, betwee
hours OF sale to the highestI
Bidder. for cash, that certaiIl
jae-half OF Old Town lot nuE
hundred and twenty, C421
ate, city and county afQk
oeing OF the dimensions 45X1W5
et together with ali q - singular
he improvements thereoK Said prop
arty sold under and Ny virtue OF
those ce.tain powers %ested IN me as
trustee of Lila S. peffie and her child
Julia Gegtrude %errie and such child
or childTt re may be born to H.
r. Berry, and the said Lila s Berrie
ia thaN deed OF date tne-day Of
May. A. D 1889, ard recorded In the
clerks office Of the superior court ~
lynn county Georgia Ia book Do,
Lagos 724 ct seq Said sale beIEe
Cor The support and maintenance and
FIR the benefit Of the said Lila s.
Herrie and other ceetui que trusta az
8 a;ed and as provided In said decd
O. trust Terms Of sale cash.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

cold is much more easriy euIo
v hen the bowels are omen Kennedy
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Call on Davis g. BlacKerbS ll6
y 'ok street, for groceries at lowest
srRet prices.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Application for Leave ef Support
Georgia, Glynn County.
Mrs. L. b. Lay having made applI-
cation for tweye months support out
Of the asiatees of II, C. Day, and ap-
praisers duly appointed TO set apart
the same, having filed their reutrn, all
persons concerned are hereby requir
ed to show cause before the court Of
ordinary of said county on the first
Tuesday in March, 1907, why said ap
plication should not be granted
This. 9Th day of February. 1907
Horace Dart,
Ordinary. Glynn County Georgia
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Kaiser store, one pock.
ctbGcis. Owner 1s.n haze s.slio - &C.
cribing property and payiag for th's
ad
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

VIZ solicit orders Tor everything in
the grocery line. Prompt service,
low prices Davis & BLACKBERRY. 1l6
Monk street
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Will save you Dir 6Acg oE clctn.
uE Every steamer railroad
ariurs new goods Sig - S2n
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-02-15

Treats all ailmeutAof the feet at yOat
Office or TesidsnSA Tcloqhcno til2
Allen & Thrash BaASer shop.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

won. "---. #.. m. she
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22
PRISONER iND
 PRISON GONE
WOULD BE MURDERER l8O SUICIDE LOCKED IN CAB OVER NIGHT
 CANNOT BE LOCATED


 r.. H..n.. N.. N... -- ..r.ar. Pier. ... . nrsr. aa~ arra,.n. Monday night for u.amm.. murder aoa suicide suH R mas.>,ra.a decided tut .rv inc msns ON. protection hamos' be locked uH.
 u.vaoa ha- on .assuu an. |. "a, a" c.aea to saa.ar h.u o,e- night m au emnu .rs.sh. CAT which >-onu aa the siding in .ae morning a constable found both prisoner aoa nr.s'o gone A tr,sb, raa had picked am the sar and taken {. aaFu ,ue line. prisoner auu al. Car ar# prisoner sl..' are missing.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22
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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22
80TST TgS2

We offer One Hundred do.lsr- Reward for any case of csEsrrh that cannot be cured by Halls Ca.srrh cure.
 E.. T CEENNN ,S O.. Toledo, o.
 We, the undersigned, have known E. J. Cheuuy for the last 5 years, and believe him perfectly honorable iu aIl business transactions and financially able Co carry out aay obligations made bv bis drm.
 WALDING, EINNAN < MARVIN.
 Wholesale Druggists Toledo, Q.
 Halls CsGsrrh Cure is taken internal lv. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price a cents per bottle. Sold by sll Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti- patton.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

-. his shoulders and
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

cited ."n# \ .w. w.au la scar ger ......- aaa~ wit. .s. >-uur -aa. ue- .... n.u-r. an .a. n..r and they au ..~aanea-ez a-a@. rae curve to- eesarr
 ~wun Ju.s said Hugh Ma.Don- a.G -r.~ a ran- way ra treat yha pigs aaL y.. .u.a take letter cane us the >hrrn .u.a that"
 The n..u waggrI 50 responsive raI but bis age~ were >aG. fastened on the road
 Hugh following their dlre.anu said Oh quickly as a girl llmued into sight
 She looked up and waved her hand at the minister.
 I'm coming" be shouted. and Jock led the way down the winding path. When they reached The road they
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22
MEXICO SENDS INDIAN
 PRISONERS ID SLAVERY

but the remnant Of the once powerful tribe keep up their var against tetera authority as vigorously as ever. Among the prisoners denorted are many women and children. All are made ro work on plantations. The change ot climate from Ibe hrEh mountains o. 1he north to the low tropical lands of tha south soon has a fatal effect nuou wrs.o. tne prisoners.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22
ALL 0VER ALASKA

A ss.nsr dua has besn ua1e on ho d.sk island. on womnn'> bay, near 1he aa.ye village 0, ozluky.
 sunny Point. oo Fr"se o' waes 0s. raga. has pro5as.a a boosa D, r,a .op sra>s. the stalk, Q. which measure s.N terr and ,ea inches u leng.h.
 The var aspar.mea, will discontinue ,he practice Q, sending vegetables lo arm, pg-.- .o Alaska s' lhe con try nov nroaa,u- Its own garden >a,>.
 A professional neesar uamra George W..am.. a yoanE maa who has los, both feet aoa oae arm. was bounce ! o"' Of gae soao,rs bg the Yukon police.
 s IS reoarre1 Ina, F. Augustus aen-e. cbe Montana copper mag0ale. will se, ao sa Seattle. and from that pa.a, r.. astemp, to copper tbe Alaska cocme.
 Net,a.saa has citizen whose love of. oata-e extend. so .bs fish 10 lhe stream Hr pr.a ths -osss on, Q, .ae way so ,bs, .be salmon could go apover sbe 7ousa a,sses
 WA .oo1e. tbs well known cap ,a.r Q. sbe steamer Guy Of Seattle dur. ing taa days of rhe kIo1atss rush. has become ,6, proprietor Of the E-vala. ho.a. a. Ne,ch.asa.
 h msa sack coasao.aE s2aola worth %. gold aa>, as, dropped ia tbe river ac whteao-ss. but vas ashel out 0 .ee day. la.er The Star says !, vas pow erfaI good dsa.a. while l, lasted
 On Angus, Is. Frank E. H.ras be came general manager O, the Alaska Steamship Coupsoy. the Straits Steam ship Company aaa ,he International Steamship Compsoy. with headquarters ag Seattle.
 Rampant prospecsors are puzzled over substance found aooul l2- miles down the river tts indigo blue, about Iae consistency Q, ,6s,k and makes marks similar D those Of 8 blue pencil when drawn across 8 hoarl
 Joseph K. Smith. known throughout Southeastern Alaska aod tbs Yukon as 8 proprietor Of a stage. a schoo.lesehe- poet editor and magazine maolpuIato-. b., 5o55ea ap at Victoria as the p7esi asa, Q. t5e "8ausb Coast Steamship
 Private ,. N. uoehuroa of ,ae mill tsry pos, 8, Fort Gt35oa, vs, sao, and seriously wounded by Deputy Marsha Vsauer July I-. The s7lJ.er Eas oa 8 drunk and sss s,gempc.nE ,o na-ra,r .ae federal Hr.soasrs when the marsha. sho. him. The wound is not serious
 wua tae issue Of Angus, :. the N-- Aou Valley News. published st Ram part. gave aa The ghost sam J Cs.Is han hs- been he editor, sypessg'sr su. business manager. and iaumstes ta.. he -euaqalsbes the job to save his life. Aus saaa tbe News vas one ol ,ae brGEh.as, and best, and ve hope tl Is oa.y a case Q. suspended animation.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

Mexico City, Aug. 22-AdTtoes Irom eaavmas say that the Mexican gov erpment is taking lo0 Yaqut lndt'n prisoners to lbe hot lands of Nooaiao, where they vii. 5n kept to slavery for the remainder ot their lives,
 More than s0o NaQuis have been sHred Iu batrle or captured and denor. sa r, ylea,sa within the last five years.
The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

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The daily Alaskan., 1907-08-22

Ths best dining roour the best hotel SC eyunodauiocs, the most comfort at the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-15

they are the most helpful.
America is but name for oppor-
tunity. The great powers OF Europe
look on in stold Indifference while
helpless populations are massacred /;
while America. which has always
meant ''good will to men" and op
portunity to all. seems to be drifting
away from what America has loved
and lived for into the evil company
OF the old world nations. drunken
with lust for conquest and lust for
gold.
A vocal trio was then rendered by
the Misses Menge and Justema and
Mr.. n. N. Aldrich, and added o
golden link to the chain OF enjoy
,nent.
The class will was then read by
Mss Rosanna E. Menard. After
reading the usual stereotyped form
OF death notice which is usually
found in all papers, Miss Menard
brought forth the usual form Of o
last will and testament, and reading
between the lines, bequeathed to The
many friends OF the class members
number Of choice articles which they
the class, would lsave behind. The
reading OF the class will created q
great amount Of enjoyment for al
present.
The valedictory, the subject o
which WAS Education, = was clever
lly hsndled by Miss Adalia Exerer
The drift Of her address was as fol
, lows:
zone Of the greatest : 'pics dis
The L'Anse sentinel., 1907-06-15

The annual commencement exer-
cises OF the L'Anse high school were
held in the Opera House last even
ing The ball was crowded with
friends and relatives of the gradu.
ates, many being present from out
OF town. The exercises OF the even:
ing consisted OF orations, and essays
by the several graduates, several
pleasing musical numbers and a
specially interesting and instructive
address by Albert E. Sterne, OF Ish.
peming,. county commissioner OF
schools of Marquette county and col
lectively made up one OF the most
interesting programs which one
would care TO listen to, and the citi-
zens of L'Anse have reason TO be
proud OF the achievements of our
public schools.
In selecting the speaker, we feel
sure that everyone who was IN the
audience will agree that the board OF
education did exceedingly well. for
Mr. Sterne certainly gave an ad-
dress that was delightful.
Following Is the program:
instrumental Duet -Tansweieen op. IS III, :,
Miss Nellie Necabe and Mrs J. B. smith
Essay, "fhiread the Needle" Mamie +. Eeerer
Grafton. opportunity" Reginald McKindles
30 Miss Menre, Mise Justema. Mr. Aldrieh
Class Will. Rosanna II. Menard
Valedictory, Adalis c. Egerer
Instrumental solo-Impromptu. G Minor op. D
No. 3, Reinhold, Miss Nellie McCabe
Address, Hon. Albert Il. stefne
Vocal Solo, Bye Sweet Day"
Mr. II. n. Aldrich
Presentation of Diplomas. Mr.. w. l.: Mason
Quartette. The Two Roses" Werner
Messrs II. IN. AIdrich, A. r. Gomez,
r. X. Morphy, IL. Murphy
Accompanist-Mrs J b. Smith.
The stage and auditorium was
artistically decorated in yellow and
blue, the class colors, and American
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flags. Everywhere was a profusioo
OF flowers and the scene was indeed
an attractive one, rejecting great
credit upon those who had the work
10 charge.
The exercises OF the evening were
opened by an instruments duet oy
Mrs. ]. B Smith and Miss Nellie
McCabe.
The first number by the graduates
was the salutatory by Miss Zoe
Proctor. Miss Proctor took for her
subject Habits and Customs, 7 and
gave very interesting account OF
the formations OF various habits
from the simple and customary form
OF salutation Of touching or raising
OF ones headgear upon the meeting
Of acquaintances to the time-honored
custom OF the present Gay com-
mencement exercises. Her intro.
duction OF the many strange and
novel customs and habits which are
formed throughout one life com.
bined to make her selection pleas
ing and fitting opening for the exer'
cises.
In the essay which followed next
ir turn Miss Mamie F. Egerer. u
developing her subject Thread the
Needle. maintained that II was
just as honorable, and the aim ~,
fully as high, II i girl devoted be,
time ard talents 70 home-makIng, Il
IL was 70 devote the ssms time and
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COMMENCEMENT LAST EVENING
Graduating Exercises Of L,Anse High School Held
IN the Opera House, We're Largely Attended
Able Address b. Albert E. Sterne

talents in the effort to become a
stenographer In stuffy Office, a
tired clerk waiting on querulous Gus
toners or nerve-racked teacher in
a noisy school-room. She maintained
that the fine feathers we're too dear
~ bought, and that there would be
fewer dyspeptics an0 divorces If the
girls we're brought up to be home
makers.
The oration Opportunity" which
was presented by Reginald McKind-
les, the only young man in the class,
then followed, and was in part as
follows:
Opportunity is o word which like
so many others that are excellent.
we get from the Romans. 1t means
near port" ''close to haven" 1t
is favorable occasion. time or place
for learning, saying or doing thing.
IL is an invitation to seek safety and
refreshment, an appeal to make es
cape from what is low and vulgar,
and to take refuge in high thoughts
and worthy deeds, from which flows
increase of strength and JOY. Oppor-
tunity in its highest sense OF the
word is opportunity for education.
It's the background against which
its worth and beauty stands forth in
the clear relief. The trans
fusion OF thought is more quickening
than the TRANSMISSION OF blood. The
only opportunities which we ever
try to,grasp are strength, patience,
activeness, fairness, benevolence and
usefulness. Whatever opportunity
is favorable TO genuine life. to its
Joy, purity. beauty and power is
good. Few can utter words OF wis
dom, but opportunity TO speak kind
words is offered 10 everyone, and