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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
Crestor Clark.

NJ Creston Clark, who will play in
Pensacola next Monday under the aus
pieces of The Elks. is scoring his great
est success this season in The Rag
ged Messenger" The Charlotte OBJ
server says:
"Creston Clark, supported by one
of the best balanced and strongest
companies that has appeared in Char
lotte this season, last night presented
The Ragged Messenger" TO a rather
small but immensely appreciative
audience at the Academy of Music
The play is a strong, human thing,
so adroitly constructed that love, hate
and jealousy, the strongest human
passions. are all shown in their
greatest intensity
MIR. Clark, in the role of Rev,
John Morton, depicted the strong
man. who loves humanity with his
whole sole and devotes his life to it.
And he played the role as few be-
sides Creston Clark could play it.
His work surpassed even that in
Monsieur Beaucaire," his excellent
vehicle of last season.
But Mr. Clark was not the only
star in the cast. Virginia Thornton,
in the role of Mary Ansleigh. the
opposing role to John Morton, could
have no superior in the role. Her ex-
preston was superb always, and her
appearance and voice well fitted for
the stage and for the part. T. y.
Hebron, as BERTHE Carpenter, and
Agnes Herndon, as Mrs. Jane Toll
hurst, were also above the standard,
and in fact no member OF the cast
was the least bit below par"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Tillman breaks loose when least
expected Now he says Roosevelt had
no authority for the discharge of the
negro troops Ut is hardly probable
that the president could do anything
that Ben would approve of.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
O'srien a Fighter.

Hen. ]. Ed O'BTien IS prominently
SPOKEN of as a candidate for governor
in 1908 Captain O'BTieR is one OF
the ablest men in the state and has
never been known TO be disIoyal 10 a
friend. He is a fghter-politically
from start to finish. and L he enters
the race there viii be something
doing in the campaign Of 1905
Gainesville Sun
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Congressman Livingston of Georgia
is authority for the statement that
the New York Cotton Exchange costs
the south forty million dollars year
by Its fraudulent manipulations, and
he wants the postofice department to
issue a fraud order against it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Caraso's fine In the New York po-
lice court Vas ten dollars, but his
lawyers Gees viii be nearer ten tbous-
and dollars.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
Or. West.

The Mariana Times-Courier says
the many friends of Dr.. Theopilus
West are urging him TO become a candl-
date for president Of the senate. II says
further, that he is a peoples man.
and is not allied WIN any faction Of
state politics The doctor is said to
be fine parliamentarian, and if he
decides 20 run viii make it interest
ing.-Lake City Index.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Savannah has entered the contest
for that sub-treasury. and says that
only a seasport town should ge: it.
II the question is not settled soon
Tampa will be putting IN her applica-
tioE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

The Atlanta saloon men have turn
ed the triI5z On 1hoes members OF the
council of that city who recently vot-
ed in favor OF increasing the licenses
by raising the price CT drinks in At
lanta.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

The trade in smoking tobacco and
cigars will fall of a little today on
account of those new resolutions, but
by the end of the week the worship
pers at the shrine of the little god
Nicotine will be as devoted as ever,
and will swear allegiance for another
year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

The statement from Senator Till
man that With the oath on my lips
% uphold the law, l would lead a
mob any time to lynch a man, black
or white, who had ravished woman"
does injury to the high Office which he
occupies. and even if the senator does
feel this way about the matter he
should be a little more discreet in his
statements.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

It IS said that if Frank Clark en-
tiers the senatorial fight VIII Bryan
Of Jacksonville will make Id for the
corgressman's berth.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

OF all the probable gubernatorial
candidates TO date Attorney-Genersl
Ellis has the best chance just now to
mRe good with the people in the
s*aightening of tne railroad tangle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Taft says ae Is not a candidate for
the republican presidential nomination
bet .intimates that if it is served up
TO him on a silver salver he would not
surn il down. There are few republi.
cars that would.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

The Tallahassee True Democrat is
calling for an itemized statement OF
the expenditures of the Internal I'M
provement board. These expenditures
should be matter of public record
and we suggest that the True Demo
crat man go down to the state house
and make a copy OF them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
Of Pilot Fame.

The Lake City Index mas discover
ed a new candidate for governor in
the person of Hon. J. Ed. O'Brien, of
Pensacola. We are not familiar with
the gentleman or his record, but Mr..
o Brien's name goes down without
prejudice. Next,-Live Oak Demo
GRAFT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01

Today is the day Of the water wa
gon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
Proud of Bill Lamar.

Florida has congressional delega-
ton at Washington that she can well
feel proud Of They do not fill the
pages of the Congressional Record
every day with long-wiuded har-
rangues but when any matter comes
up OF interest to Florida they get on
their fighting clothes, and they know
how to fght.-Pensacola journal.
That's all true, brother. And have
you noticed what rampant fighter
Billy Lamar is in the cause of we
the common people?" D1li all wool
and yard wide.-Carrabelle Adver-
tiser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
SAID OF FLORIDA PUBLIC MEN

those who were willing to sell them
selves can fill the requirements of the
position. Our Frank Clark echoed she
sentiments of every right-thinkiny
man when he told his hearers il he
could not vote as he. believed was
right he would resign and 90 home.
Let use pay for good men and we
shall be more likely to find them.-St.
Augustine Record.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-01
'ParsifsI" January 4

FdTSTdF JdnudfJ ..
A treat of no small importance is
promised out theatre goers of the bet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Nnnamitfrcrrl IN GIicasp.

. GDicogo, IS, SUM. - Sn ito
licniidlcn Staottbcil Wllrbc pcrgan'
gene Eod)t Gin bon mcbrcrcn Sami'
lien b%cluobntcs @ebGlloc oil Miilton.
Ipenle, 9igcntbum 0cS &~talienero
GoIimo 0rliScato, ,hurd) cine Gpna-
miterpIoiion tbeiIWfiic 5critDrt. Gil!
milbcr Fonil inter ocu SSulSbcpoJ'
ncrn entltonb, hph .lIIc cntfomen
impcrIctt. 4oS Guuamituerbrctcll
mar 5iuciiclloa ein &crf Der 9onoc
Der vlApQr5cn @NrN1ir tpelde BON
&rlcota IN 4rpbbglaiQn cine Sllmpe
bon $10ln prrlullGt bate, Seit Moi
Us. Ss.tinbs Der critic Grobbriet az
FAM mor Yrlt5cato's &ullS ~bcIt1nOig
bes NudIt3 BON orei Yoli5iiten be.
modt iuorben. 1E Der 3lpiihen5eit,
mdbrcn0 bic @ddjter ub0cloIt lprrs
ocr, mar Die Experimentation crr
folqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
sun Traueissu's u,ilc Gcriualtuna.

San NranciSco, Is. Suni. -
Hobbcm bllrd) Ibietuna ocS Wopors
Sd}nlit lulo burd) GripGbllulg Eca
Superpiiorcn SnmcS Gallagher 5llm
iungirenocn Wopor bic Gontrole in
bic Sdnbc Der Supcrpilorcn iibergc'
gaugcr lit, miro Den eritru Sdritt
Die REORGANIZATION OcS Foli5cisT cpar-
te11ents bilGcn unb onrnuf merben
oltrfareiicn0e Nenoerungen I'M Nr.
beitsbiireou folgetl. Cine iolde Rc.
organization miro ubcr pbnc mnIicns
bate Gntloiiungen llidlt moglih ieill,
llm Ben EpIt3cid)cf 3inan bcieitiNen
81 fonnen, miro eS DEM E%crrlebmer
rodb notbnenbig iperbcr, crit sic Der.
5eitige Eoli5ci.Gpmmiiiion ~nb5uieBcn
IND Die Mitglieoer bes NrbcitSbil.
realts foltjltltellcn. Seit Der llcbcr'
fiibrling oeS MaporS berriht Inter
Sen 9eamicu, meId)c ibrc Stclluttg
MIR Ieiner @nooc 5l perNontcn bot
ten, grp6c lluruhc. Nbcy, menll cS
olld) notbpen6iQ mcrben inIItc, inter
Den SclltenL melhc Sdmit ms Mnt
Hebrodt bot, iiirhterlid)e WuIterlrl0
81 boItcn, 10 miro bod bcnt Ierneb'
men nod) Nicunoito ctluos 81 iilrhtcil
bobcr, Der feline SduIoiofeit getborl
bat.
Ytan bGlt nod immer an hem Flnu
iclt, eiuen scr Sltpcruiiorcn ollrd) cis
zen nnacicbencn ViirAcr 81 crictcn
,nb hicicn oom gum Mopor mG6lcu
5l laiion, 0bCr Ser name Scr betrcf.
ienoen Ecri0nIid)teit miro nod niht
gcnannt.
Gle 9lnlpGltc NeS MoDurS Sdrnit,
iueldcr sur 3cit IN scr 0oft Der Ell.
blifotion ieilcS StroilrthcilS iucNcll
Grprcllnng cntAcgCn licbt, filnbigen
ibre NbIid)t oil, ole Sod)c ibrcS @licns
tcn an ouS Sbcr @mbcSNcrid)t 81
~brinNcu, iucrm Mid)tcr Ulnnc, ipic lie
p~orausicbcn, ibrcn SIntroN nlii bic
Sciuiaiaiulg elmer Neiucrbonollng
am q. Suni nbidIGgia bcid,eibct unb
ser NppcIlboi biciem Nciipicl folgt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Spfer icincs 0crnis.

EbiIubclpbia. So. IS. SUM.
Ger %pcl1Iionirtc 2ofomotipiiibrcr
Samuel Wogner, meld)er iid) Scr
langiten 0icnit5eit bel Der .Ybilobel.
pbiu mo Meooing.9obn" riibulcr
ourite, mlirbc bier bon cil,cln 3ugc
Der @abn i%iberfobrcn unb gctootet.
er pflcgte t1glid) cinen 2ofomotip-
id)itppcn Der 9abn jill beillcben, lpeil
or, lpic er iagte, gernc bel Den 2ofo.
motluen meilte, mo ais CT ollf oeni
Seimlpege cincn Nugcnblid olf sen
Sd]icnen lteben blieb, CrciHnetc lid,
Der llninn, Oilrd ipclden Der S3si0b.
rige Wonn icincn 600 fanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
@crmiid)tc tc%lcarapbiidc Scpcidcn

An oenl Ban cillcr iibcr Den
Battle Greet bcl Sontb GittSburJ.
IA, iiibren0el Nriidc Der .Solltbern
HailTaD creignetc lid cil ~ibeilncilcr
Ginltur5, nobel }uei angeItcllte, u.
.. Smith uno q. W. 9nnbar, id)luer
uno iehS Nllocrc min0er idjmer per.
lcBt mirGcn.
Giner Mittbeillmg oeS Sani-
tGts . Gcportenents oeS Stlotea
Fcnuiplpnticu 3niolge iilo I'M Sabre
1906 0aiclbit 20,9S7 2clttc 9citorbcn.
oorrrntcr oil 5pphll9 1889, 2lSl ali
G%ipbtbcric. 1858 an M%cud)6uiteL
1888 oil Moiern 525 az Sdlrlodl.
iieber mo 50 an Maloria.
81 Canton. O.. lit Srau Sho-
Ter, oic Wilttcr oea Monncs. mcld)cr
icine 6rol, ltlo ieinen Sobn lcbtc
ISOLDE tootctc mo oonn SelbltmorO
bcgillh ouf Die Inidulbi1lulg Der.
boftct worocn, ihren Sobn 81 Der
iurdtborcu Sbot ongeitiItct 5lt
babcn.
Sn Modcitcr. N.s0., lit gig
Go" aellp aus Solton iuesen Grnlor
hung pon GOluarb Elllrnan aus
SobuS 81 lebcrslailglidcr 3lld)t-
b~oitsitraic in Nl,bnrnG aperurtbcilt
iuoroel. Stein bcDauptet nod ininer
iciue lluid,ulo. 9gGf5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Sricbc III ben Gbieasoer @icbb6icn

Gbicoao, SllS., IS. Sluii.-@is
ouf @eitercs lit ser 6rieoe in Sen
&~icbbofcn berscItcllt uno IN nGhitcr
Belt lit feill Strife Der SilbrlclItc Der
Sblodtbauicr 81 fiirhten. Die Nr.
better nobmen bellte ooS N~nerbictcu
elmer i6iebsgcriAtlidpn Gntihciouu0
Seitens ser Nrbeitgebcr an mp pc".
ben sic slrbeit iortieBcnL bis boS
Sd)ieOsgeridt gcbilbet lit uno ieine
Gntibeibung ab9egeben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
3eGn Erusent Subn3nlagc.

@ingbomtoL N..0, IS. Sltni.
- Gie vDeIoipore nnO @libion.giicn.
bobn.@eiellid)oit" bat ibren Gonbuf.
teuren, @cpodorbeitern mo 3ngon.
9eltcuten cine ioiort bcginncnoc
Remembering bon 10 Ero5cnt benil-
liat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Nui Ser 9 ciicruna.

Sasnoio EoIjano, rs. Suni.
= @raf Iplltoi Scr bcriibmte ruff
ihcN Sd)riftIteIler, Bat iid) Don Dem
ld)mcren SniluenBaanioll, Ger i'm
tiir5lih anf oas &ranfenldgcr mari
luno ber anBeiidtp oeS boben sllters
ocS Grtronftcn 81 ernltIifen 9eiiirdp.
tungcn AnIab CAB, crbolt. ST lit nod
oil oaS Salis geiciiclt, bat abcr feline
literoriihen arbciten mieoer auige.
nolilnlen.
Goiafen i'm Sample III
9anoiten.
Sarbin, ManSidnrci, IS. Srni.
= Cine itarte Eldnfelei ereignte iid)
gcitcrn IN Scr oitliden Wonoidurci,
as MeiIcn bon Ser @relse. 5piiden
elmer Shoar djinciiiber 9anoiten,
lpeldc sen GnpitGn Spanoii ~eriloroet
bntteil, uno elmer 9(btbeilung ao-
iddeit. Greil Der Iesteren muroen se.
tootet uno ,pei permunbet. Die Ban.
oitet 5ieben lid npd, Noroen 5uriif.
MOTIFS Fbfdieo.
Sofio, Is. Siini. = Iqe an3ci.
d)ci, iprefen oafiir Dab Der iapaniz
idbc Yotihafter Mofi aus @aibinstou
o66erufen iueroen miro. GaS INNER
beitimlnter aliftretenoe @eriift BON
ieiner Mbbcrufung miro aud nit scr
5ba.iadc in G%erbinoung gebrabt,
COP Miniitcrprdiioent Soionii belitc
nod Der anbinctssS ibung eine gii.
6ieits bei'm Witabo batte.
OA0roEEA
tftigtdis = Die Sort, O@H M lhnd Gskauft Halt
Uss:r' IN UNlN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19
Gum triten Dial.

Ste, @cncniepe, no. IS.
Sllni. - Nm Sonntog iuarcn bicr
5ebn Sdnnfpirtbifoitcn geitloiiell
nlb gum eriten Iol ieit t72 SabrNl
mar in Der Stobt fem 2obctrlnf 81
buben. Scr Sdritt piroc olli ben
Muth OeS StaatsnnmoltS getbon.
Die Staot 1T i'm Sabre 1875 gegriin-
Oct unb ieitber iino Die SdonfipirtG.
iboften nien1ols geihloiicn gctueien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

Yaiic snr Neiic ms Miislano be-
Iorst 6. Maine, Wr. 413, St'@alti'
morc-S Ctr, nabe Chiffon Sonic Muc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-19

pllrtf 0eS Sllp1lallrTtS btllefe Der Dor
9eItri9e biItoriide 6cit5llg, scr I'M
Sciiein oeS Ser5oos Srieorih bcS
3Deiten bon slnbalt uno l1nlnltlidcr
Wtitglieber Der ber5o9lihcn camille
cincn prGd)tigen 8erlouf nabn. lie
SnnnnacuL Sanbcl, Snbultrie, aunIt
ltno Sport iparcn berporragc1o %.
ran bctbeiIigt. Sormittags bate Cit
SeitgottesoienIt IN Ger Nifolaifirhe
ita%ttgeiunoen, oen groBten @ottes-
baric in anbalt. Gen geitrigen Sag
bcgonn Die Sbiitengiloe nit belon.
beren Seitlid)tcitcn. Wtittags iaro
ouf Dem Iorftplob fir aIlc @dite
iu,o Gbreneaite ein GROCER Sriih'
if)oppen itott. Gs iolltc babel nod.
geipieien iperoen, ouB ooS 3erbitcr
Sitterbier ieinen olltcn Hli, Sen eS
lid bird Sobrblinoerte blnburh er.
morben uno erbalten bat, olld) beltte
nod peroient. Gen StluB be5 Sc
ties bilocn gr0Bere a~IIgemcinc SbuI.
ieicrn.
(3crblt, oos iebt tuuo 1920 Gin.
rpobncr 6ablt, lit jeoenfollS audi ulS
Sto0t otter, nlS nclunbunocrt Sabre,
obcr ser Horuc Der Stobt lit 5ltll or.
ten Molc I'M Sabre 1907 III ben ut.
ten uad5rlueilen. 3erbit criuncr.
nit Ieincn Woucrn nlo Warttbiivs
men, nit hcu oltcn @icbclb0lliern,
Dem bon porncbmcn Eotrijicrhulls
fern umrobmtcn Wnrttplnbc, olll
ocnl man 0cil iteincrncu Hplnn0 uno
Die aoloenc 0llttcrilmgier erblidt, an
hnS NuSicbcn elmer oltcn Heid)slto0t.
@cionbcrs Der Warttplnb 5ciot oic
Trod)t mo sic <nit 0eS Wtittclals
tiers, mo oo$ MotbbnlS nit Ieinet
Sddltcin5ieaeln lit cine Scbenaiuiir-
oigfeit eriten &nn9cS. @c9en Gnoc
pcs 5uoliten SobrbunoertS fam
3crbit IN bcn @ciiB Der colcn 0erren
pom 3crblt, 1864 IN hcn Der BON Nars
by, 1907 IN Ben Der Siirltcn bon Nns
halt. 1908 bis 1893 mar 3erbit Die
&allptiioot cinca bcionbcrcn sSiiriten.
tbuinS. 1877 fam Die Staot an gin.
bait eiiou.)
&GBlihcr " Bton.
Gin bGBliber WiBton itDrt Die ieIt.
lihcn TorbcreitunGcn 5ltr @cibe oeS
@iSnlnrt IcnfmolS III Sale. 9ie
Griportmna, boB sic eciammte Stil.
bcntcniddit Der tSricorihs . llnipcr.
iitGt oil Der G%crcn1onic tbcilnebnlcn
mcroe, miro iid niht crfiilcn, Sn.
folGe Ser Nnmelolung Ser fatboliifcn
Gcrbinoungeu sim Ginlpeibllngsaft
bubcn iid) nGnnlid) ale Gorporatio'
neil, meldc Satisiaftion geben, 5,t-
riidge5ogen. Sn ibrer Mnfiinoiglin9
brItreiten Die 2eBtercn Ben fotbo.
liiden Gerbinoungen oos Red)t, 9is.
murf's @eoIdttiB 81 ebren.
Teutihe Soh gepinnt.
Die @ettfabrt 9oper Selgolonb
lpllrbe bon Der Shoonerjaht ,Glo.
ro," Gi9entbiimer War b. @lliacaumc
aus &oln, aeippnnen. Sic ihlug
Soro 9unrauen'S Sadt n9ariab" nit
SO Seflmoen. lie Sobrt n,lroe in
26 Stnnoen uro 30 Minuten suriid.
gelegt. Inter Den 0titbeperbcrn be.
Iolt0 lid Die in Mmerifa gehautc
Sa6t ,Nopaboe," Giacntbiimer Sr.
Wotlen bon Bremen.
VI aenpergiftung IN
2 d lesmig.
Sn S6lesmig iinb picr5ig Ecrio.
rcn iniolge beS @cnliics Don peroor.
bcncm Hinofleiid) oilf oos @ebeuf.
lid)ltc crfronft. Die 8crgiitlngS.
G%rId)elnungen trotcn BET allen in
Nleider 6orm beruor, uno Der ,3ll.
ltano mebrerer Ycrionen l1Bt oo9
Sdlimmite beiiirdten. Die @cbGr.
oen baben. unper5iiglid) cine Itreligc
llutcrlltd1liuu ciuueleitct
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-08

Use Hygenic Kalsomine for your
walls. 1t don't FADE or rub off Sold
by MALPASS HARDWARE Co. =
:, The time has come when people
want to buy the best and most artistic
designs in the market EMPEY BROS.
are placing on the market the most
beautiful EXTENSION TABLE ever
offered to the public. The material
and construction are OF the best. with
a very large leg running from Ain. up
to inches in diameter.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-08
Judge Mayne's Order to
the Common Council.

After the matter had been exhaus-
lively argued in open court before
Judge Nayne the Judge made the fol-
lowing decisions:
This is petition for mandamus
to compel the Common Council of the
village of East jordan to approve the
liquor bond of the Relator POdleski,
the surety on the bond being surety
Company.
Act No. 444 of the Locol acts for the
year 1903 being an act relative TO
sureties on the bonds of dealers In in
toxicatIng, malt, brewed or fermented
liquors In Charlevoix county readas
follows:
The People of the state Of Michigan enact:
"Sec, 1. The Common Councils and the viii
lage boards OF trustees OF the several cities and
villages in Charlevoix county are empow cred
to require that the suretles on all bonds re-
quired for the sale OF liquors. by the terms OF
liauor laws of lis state. shall be executed by
some surety or guarantee company which Is
duly authorized to act as surety or guarsn.or
under the insurance laws Of this state: Provid-
ed that the provisions of this act shall apply
only TO cities and villages having popula tien
in excess Of fifteen hundred inhabitants"
so forth.
The Common Council Of the Village
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-08

record for herself making stump
speeches on Women's Rights. Nor
will her ambition end here. She will
become the greatest woman explorer
and discoverer ever known and win
great renowr by making the first sue
cessrul expedition to the North Pole.
Last, but not least, Is golden haired
Nell. little Dutch girl we call her.
Nell's education ended when she lost
her Ovid for with that she lost all am
bition for classical lore. What she
will do is hard to tell; Of this only are
we sure-she will do something and
that well. 1t may he as specialist
in electric batteries, or it may be
housekeeping. Nell's success against
odds that would discourage some,
proves her mettle.
And now as to your historian and
prophet. About her we shall say
little. Not that much could not be
said, but because it would not look
well for me to say the good things and
/ certainly shall not say the others.
My hopes are as big as any, but their
realization is In the future, and Of the
future we are not certain.
In closing let me say-we do not
promise to turn the world up side
down. In fact it should be right side
up. We want to bring honor and
credit to our Alma Mater.o our teachers
parents and friends. We shall try.
At the worst we shall not disgrace
you.
We trust you will all wish us we'll
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-08
COmnenC'mt Day
Observed at LOveday Opera
House Last Friday
p Evening.

The eraduates presented pretty
sight at Loveday Opera House last
Friday evening, May thirty first, when
the Commencement exercises were
held. In the audience which filled
the house to the doors were to be seen
many happy faces, those Of proud par
ents, sisters, brothers and friends of
the graduates. Decorations in the
class colors, red aud white were to be
seen. The motto "We will climb
though the Rocks be Ruggedp WAS
suspended above the stage. The girls
were dressed in white and carried
bouquets Of American Beauty roses
Near the foot-lights were numerous
bouquets of carnations, packages and
parcels. gifts from friends and rela-
lives. The program opened with
musical mum ber"C College Life March"
by Webster's orchestra followed by
prayer by Rev. Grigsby. SautatOry
was given by May Stewart; vocal
music, Ladies' Quartette; grafton,
OuI MdR uCUiO lclu, lcICSd NlCESdC,
instrumental solo, Bertha Shier; His
tory and Prophecy of the class" Mar
jory HOyt.-This was read by Miss
Lucille Smith, Miss Hoyt being sick
at the time; essay, "Longfellow,"
Wilbur Matthews; vocal duet, 1.-The
Divine Redeemer," Mr.. and Mrs. B.
A. Dole; class poem, Nell Camp; "Our
Motto" Harold Turner; the orchestra
followed with selection from the
Burgomaster; Address, Principal G. T.
Grawn OF Mt. Pleasant; Instrumental
duet, the Misses Violet Grigsby and
Madgel Nicholas; presentation of di-
pornas 10 the eighth grade pupils and
graduates by VIM. Malpass, President
OF School Board. The orchestra clos
ed the program with selection.
-Four Little Blackberries. The ex-
ercises were of an interesting charac-
ter and the participants were compli-
mented by the audience upon the |
manner in which they filled the parts |
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-06-08
CLASS PROPHECY.
(By MarJory Hoyt.)


Teresa, our favorite, shall from our
presence GO down To Mt. Pleasant
Normal where as an atheletic girl she
will win much fame and renown. Not
only as a basket ball star shall she
shine in her new sphere. but also in
Ovid, Virgil, Horace aud Llvy she
shall be unexcelled. In oratory also
she shall make her mark, and in social
functions she wi II eyer be the most
popular. And when two years have
rolled away she shall go forth from the
Normal an accomplished lady and a
fitting helpmate for our miuister, and
If at times he shall not be able to fill
the pulpit. Teresa, with her power of
oratorv shall take his place and move
the hearts Of many sinners to repen-
tance. And the minister himself will
never regret their old High School
days when he outbid all Others and
won Teresa for his own.
A great future is promised for our
energetic and over studious minister.
BY hard work In college he will win
his ID. ID, But it is easily seen that
Wilbur has greater future than that
ahead OF him. His one great talent
is his 6racefulness and great power of
speech. These accomplishments will
be broadened during his years IN the
ministry and will better tit him for
his future career-that of being an
actor. At first people will not appre.
ciate his true worth ali d he will have
Ia find employment as scene shifter,
but after few years of toilsome work
the one chance of his lifetime will
come. The hero Of play either like
King Richard III or ST Plunkard, will
be taken sick and Mr.. Matthews will
maturity take his place. There his
name wiil-become famous and it will
90 down ia history as that OF the
leading actor.
After years of unceasing labor, after
long pondering and useless expert
menting, the best foot ball player in
In the class of '07, Harold Arthur
Turner, shall discover and expound-
What Is life? Then the answer TO
this hitherto unknown question; he
will be able to tell what electricity.
light aud heat are, the world will see
a revolution In science as was never
before witnessed even when the uni
versal law of gravltation was discover
ed by Newton. And the leader OF
this new scientific movement, Harold
Arthur Turner, shall live immortal 10
soul and body, but be will never for
get those tedious hours he spent in
the nttle labratory 10 the little old red
school house on the hill
Mae Stewart, the most learned girl
of our number, will make an enviable