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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
N LOCAL plAIH0U5t5.
IhE TEMPLE.

For almost a nominal amount, Tenn
pie theater patrons enjoyed the priv
ileges OF a grand opera singer Monday
afternoon. Nine. Zelie DeLussan. who
is better known In the musical centers
OF Europe than In America. being the
bright particular star. Zelie DeLussan
Is unQuestionably the greatest singer
vaudeville has even known. although
she does not confine herself TO classi-
cal singing, but renders popular melo-
dies that the masses appreciate. She
sang the big Carmen" number. the
same classic that made her name cele-
brated throughout the musical world,
as this is her favorite role In opera.
She threw into II all the dramatic
ability that characterized her imper-
sonation in the opera. Besides her
classical numbers, she sang spring
song, and Butterflies" In response to
the demands OF the audience. She
handles her voice with consummate
ease and skill, and has everything In
II TO make II exceedingly attractive.
Nine. DeLussan was complete mistress
OF the situation. The singer was
handsomely gowned and wore the
medals presented her by the late
Queen Victoria and the Empress OF
Russia, when she sang before them.
Although II Is not generally known,
DeLussan was born in America, but or
Partisan parents. Her husband. Sig.
Angelo Fronani, the Italian pianist,
gave her splendid support as accom-
PIANIST. II is Ave years since she ap-
peared In Detroit. that time singing
In concert.
Hal Davis, who Is favorite with
Detroit audiences, brought new act
to the Temple this week, entitled "A
Race For Wife," and during the ac-
ton Of the playlet sensational race
il seen between two automobiles. The
act shows how Hal Davis, as Percy
Gibson, an automobilist, won the girl
OF his choice over the objections OF an
obdurate father. There are many
laughable situations In the play, and 1t
ends with the auto race. when Percy
and his sweetheart win out few
laps ahead of the father.
The Six Noses give most ar
tistic musical sketch, entitled In Old
Seville" the musicianship Of the par
Elephants being far above the aver
age, and presenting the Noses In the
picturesque garb OF Spanish signors
and signoritas.
Wynn and Lewis. the sophomore
and freshman, as 'Rah. 'Rah. Noys.
we're greeted by their old friends In
their clean, laughter-provoking sketch
OF sense and nonsense, and Vernon.
the ventriloquist, with his dummies.
gave an act that Is interesting.
AL. Leach and the Three Rosebuds,
in Examination Day at School" have
a skit that Is funny In spots. and were
II not for the fact that some OF the
remarks and actions are vulgar and
should be expurgated 1t would be a de-
cided novelty. Leach as the school
master OF a remote period reminds one
OF the pictures OF Nicholas Nickleby,
and his attempt at stair climbing Is
decidedly funny.
The Terrell brothers as comedy
cyclists presented many startling and
novel stunts on the wheels, and Sam
Williams in his pianologue made
great hit with the audience. Several
views presenting scenes In Sweden
were shown by the photograph.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

JACKSON. Mich, May 26.-(Spe.
cial)-Ferdinand Diedrich. aged L..
was drowned in a pond while swim
ming this morning. He had run away
from school. The body has not been
recovered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

Send for booklet ~ MAIL. fully illustrating the
system INTRODUCED By THIS BANK which
residing distance with
eresidin in
Bank,
weld 81, Detroit, Mich. 7
FRANK .. LELAND, President
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
Improved Servlce-DetroitHl ilsdaic.
via Michlqan Central.

Effective May Slst. new, solid train
service will be established between
Detroit and Hillsdale leaving at 555
D. m, arriving Hillsdale $3.50 a. m;
returning leave Hillsdale 1850 a. N,
arrive Detroit, 10:45 a. N.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
AMysEMESTs.
...TE M PLE,..
ZEllE 10 ..USSAN
AMUAEMENTa.

Tho Goidsa-voived Prissa \Donnn.
Hal Davis q Co.'S Great Racing skstehi
Al. Leach and . RossbudsI The SIX
Williams, Fsrreii Bros., lcinstosraph.
Next wssk--ALICE LLOYD, Eng
lands Queen Of Vaudeville.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
comloue Theater Vaudeville.

This weeks bill at the ComiQue
consists mostly OF musical and dane
ing acts. The worlds best dancer, Mr..
Joseph Young, is certainly worth the
price of admission alone A beautiful
silver cup that he won Is placed
on exhibition at Grunow q Pat
terson's drug store window, corner
of Gratiot and Randolph-st. Millard
Shaner, German comedian. has good
voice and displays an amount OF wit
and original jokes worth while. Miss
Rae Vaughn singing comedienne, re-
ceived her share Of the applause yes.
terday afternoon. This Is her first ap-
pearance here. Weyand G. Bristow. a
young couple. who are very capable
dancers and singers. Their imperson'
alton OF the old-fashioned Dutch
characters was extraordinarily good.
The usual good singing. with illustrat'
ed pictures and 1000 feet of new NOV
ing pictures that were never shown In
Detroit before, help to make this
weeks bill we'll worth the visit OF
those who find 1t convenient to spend
an hour or so at the Comique.'
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26
Mrs. Vanderbilt Gets Divorce.

Mrs. Vanderbilt Gets Divorce.
NEW YORK. May 26.-An interlocu-
tory decree OF divorce from Alfred
Gwynne Vanderbilt was granted yes
terday to Mrs. Elsie French Wander
bilt by Justice O'Gorman. in supreme
court.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

eel Band and Orchestra will take place
Wednesday. May q. the party having
chartered the steamer Helen for the
day. There will be a short parade In
the morning, after which the trip will
be made &c Amherstburg, where din
ner will be served. Thence the party
goes TO Sugar Island, where the after
noon will be spent in games. feature
to be the ball game between the mar
ried and single men OF the band.
The marriage OF John Maloney, sher-
if OF Logan county Oklahoma, and
Miss Eleanor Gagin, OF No. $50 Wabash
ave, which was celebrated Tuesday
morning in ST. Leo's church. was the
elimination Of romance begun when
the couple were children. Maloney
was once Detroiter. but several
years ago went west to seek his for
tune. A short time ago he was select
ed sheriff OF Logan county and now
returns TO Detroit to claim his bride.
The couple leave Tuesday for their
future home In the west.
Arrangements have been completed
for performances OF las You Like It,
and Twelfth Night TO be given on
the lawn and under the auspices Of
the Detroit Country club, August 3
and 4. The company OF 20 Is COM
posed OF the leading support OF such
stars as Viola Allen, +. II. Sothern.
Julia Marlowe and other prominent
opponents OF Shakespeare. during the
regular theatrical season. The or
ganization comes TO Detroit after
playing at the leading country clubs
In the vicinity OF New York city ans
the principal cities of the south This
Is the fifth annual tour of the Coburn
Shapespearean Players. who are I'M
der the direction OF Charles Douville
Coburn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-26

Mrs. George Patterson, OF Ann AT
Dor. entertained the Michigan Society
Of Colonial Danes Tuesday, the De.
troit party going out by special car
at IL o'clock.
Mrs. Charles Hayward Murphy held
the second of her wedding receptions
Monday afternoon, assisted by Mrs.
w. II. Murphy. and the Misses Serena
Murphy. Isabel Cheney. Stella Ford,
Mary Finn and Mabel Holiday
A dramatic recital will be given In
Oddfellows' temple Tuesday evening
by the pupils OF Miss Ruey Catherine
Smith, the program 10 consist OF fancy
drills. readings and dialogues, and a
sketch by the dramatic class entitled
Under False Colors.'
The formal opening OF the Detroit
Boat club will take place Tuesday
evening with ball and buffet lunch
con. A number OF improvements
have been made In the club house
during the season, the building having
been decorated and renovated through.
out Special features for the coming
season are the Sunday night table
d'hote dinner and launch service on
Sunday. The ciab is tn charge OF
Thomas F. Harrison.
The Yune Bug club. which has
rooms at No. $50 Mt. Elliott-ave.,
where the club meets the second and
fourth Fridays OF every month. has
elected the following officers: Presl-
dent. r. b. Henderson. vice president.
c. f. Pudrith; recording secretary,
Charles Stenton; financial secretary.
F. William Wagner treasurer. VIM. c.
Reutner; sergeant.at-arms, Jno. Schae-
fer; trustees, Harry Pearce, DR.. p. b.
Taylor, A. c. Hochbaum.
The fifth annual outing OF the Fin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04

IS ldeint ilbrieellso ols melll1 bon
ben gobneit cine oflgemeine @rbo-
bnrg Der Srdhtroten beabli6tigt
meroe. Webrere Gtaoten meroerl
oogegen 8roteit einlegen oll6 Ser
nl1lerige. Ser goriiber nnierer 81
ienbobnfommiIiion Mopfielo, 1tllo
Senator Gnlberion 1iib no6 8oib=
ington %gereilf, lint Die So6e Dor
Der &ommilion fir BEN 5pii6enitaat-
ltden 9anoelsperfebr 5ur Sprode gu
bringers, @l1d oie g~unoesregie,
rlllla 8eubii6tiet ei1sugreifen.
Sab mir in ben 9ullostogen liuo,
.nerfen mir nidt nllr an ser Sise,
op6 Die Seeidlange lit pieoer en-
ihienen uno nit i6r al bas orloere
Setter, oas Inn oieie 3eit ~auf5utau.
den pflegt. Cine Der biibi1eltell
SnnostagSgeldidten Die mir bisbtr
nod gelelen babel muroe lleulid)
aus Seem gorf beri6tet. Srou @al-
ter gernoll it., bieB es oo, inter
tlaDn1 tur5lt6 III tbrelm Wtotor=goote
cine gergniiaungsfabrt in ben @e-
maliern DON @reat Sout1 8oD.
Sic lieB oas @oiier burd Die Singer
gleiten, ols iie gu ibrem nidt GERM
gen Sdreden bemerfte, bob ibr ipert-
poler 9iamantring bon ibrem Sin
ger geglitten uno lit Der Siefe Der
l6put1oen NOR. Ser Summer bon
5ran 8ernon NOR ernB. Mnl nad-
item Gage wuroen im Sotel 9aidcll-
treble lerpiert. SSn pebmiitiger CT
innerung an ben otf tiefem Mecres-
grulloe liegenoen Sting 5erteilte Die
lunse 5rau eilteu Der lederen Mtee-
rsbemobner; oa, Elm freuoiger
Mufi6rei aus bent Mage1l oes &rcb-
ies ftroblte ibr ser perloren ge-
glalbte 5neifaratige 0ialnantrillg
entgegen. @ie Der Sting in Den Mo-
gen oes arebies eelanet it, miro
mobl elm epiees @ebeimnis blei-
ben. - Gin &rebs, Ser 9iomolltril1ge
peri6lingt. oas lit Elm miiroiees
Broouft Der Sunostags5eit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04
Stiaauben.
CpesteIbbeteHifd3s U~sabnabnten eesem o,e
Observation-Disclosures

CpesteIbbeteHifd5s Uabnabnten eesen o,e
GausItnsS iferbIidfett.
Man bat ausgerednet, bab BON ben
6duglinsen, nel9e nit Ger Mil9s
flufde erndbrt tperben, 20 proasnt
fterben, pdbrsnb Bel ben Ginbern, bic
an Der Mutterbruit aufpa9ien, bic
Gterbli9feitsrate nur 7 proaent be-
trdgt. 0te foaiale Notblage apingt
btele iunge Miitter our auberbdusli6en
8efddftfgung in Gabrifen unb dhnz
liden 8etrieben, berhinbert iie alfo,
tbre Sdusltnse gu ftiaen unb 5u mar
ten. Solde Miitter miiHen lire Sim
Der entpeber in frembe pflese geben
pher tagsiiber elmer Nadbarin iber<
laTen, BE snmetft tpeber s3eit nod SD
btgteit gu ~forsfamer Rinberpflese Be-
fbt. Ote bebduernspertben Sduglinge,
BITE alfo bic miitterlide Wahruns unb
pf1ege tntbehren miiFe Il. liefern bann
bas 9aupttontinsent gu Der befdds
rnenb bohen SGuglingsfterbli9feit. Oie
tebt In grDberen Stdbten 9eutidlanbs
bnrbanbenen GduslingsfirjorseItellen
unterftuben stpar bebirftiee ftiIenbe
Miitter; tire Mtttel reiden aber BEL
tpettem ni9t aus, I'm ben arfnen
Grauen ben Mrbettslobn gu erfeben.
Nun tDnuen sipar bic auBerbdusli4
tbdtigen Observation-Disclosures aud ieBt
f4on TIRE Rtnber penisitens tbeilpeiie
unter 8eisabs fiinftlider Nabruns
fttlen, n6mli1 morgens Dor Mntritt
Der Nrbeit unb Mbenbs mad Mrbeits@
f9lub. autpeilen tpohl aud Mtttugs,
penn Mrbeitsftdtte unb Mobnung nidt
gu nett ausetnanberliesen. prattif9
berfast aber biefe .3piemilderndbs
runs," beren Ourhfiibrung grobe @ufz
mertfamfeit unb cine GENTLE Sntelli>
gen3 erforbert, serabe in Mrbeiterfrei>
len bdufig. Dabsr pirb bon fostalbns
| stenif6er Seite iebt aud fir Oeutf9s
lamb bic Grri9tung bon Stinituben
| geforbert, bic in anberen 2dnbern ii9
bereits beitens bepdbrt baben; gang
berefnaelt inb fte iibrisens aud in
Ueut19ldno beretts bprbarpen. cSn
portugal 3. 9. miiHen 8etriebe nit
mebr ais 80 Mrbeiterinnen Elm gerGus
mtges 3immer referbirsn, in benz bic
Witter tire 3inber ittlen fOnnen.
Sn Rpm finb in Der fDnieli9en Sabaf@
manufattur bier 9dte fir ftiaenbe
Mitter erDffnet porben. limb bic
@9Dnebereer Stabtberorbneten baben
ben Magitrat sebeten, nit ben IN Be-
tra6t fommenben Sabriten be6ufs
grri6tung bon Stilituben in @erbinz
bung gu treten. uebrieens fprgt in
9euti9lanb bic medanif9e Weberei gu
2inben Bel 6annoper i6on lett 35 Sab
rem in biefer fegensrei9en Weife fir
TIRE Mrbeiterinnen unb beren Sdugz
hinge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04

guno,@ fitbr SEER Siibrer fort, i'd
fonn n1r oie&offnung ausipredelL
ooB eirter ooer ser olloere bon ST.
lten redt bolo in 9rooflpl eillen Be
iu6 obitotten moge. oanit mir Die
BON Sbnel1 empfongellell 4ufmterf-
lon1feiten penieitens einieerlnoBelt
uereelten lonnel1. 9ie 9ieoe mltroe
nit branieloem Sltrrab oufgeltolll-
men.
9eim @eitermari9 in Sic Staot
mnroet Die Irioniten orl 8eetbpbef=
8enfnlol ourd) einen @eloltgportrog
Der 8oll1ler Singer iiberral1t. u9ie
Silnmel riibmea oes @wigen Gbre",
mar Dos 2ieo, oas ibneu geillngen
m1rbe.
gsad Sen GsgriiBunesfeierli6fei-
ten uuroen oie @aite in ibre 2lor-
there eeleitet, I'M iid l1rt 1aS llbr
Nbellos IN Der Seet6openzSane gu
ibrent offentliden aoil5ert 5lt ber-
i%anlnlellt.
Dos &on3ert mar eill gldn5eroer
grfolg, aud ltoterieu. 9as Saus
mar biz sum lebten gsirfcl beIebt
ullo Der 8etrog, Der als Geineefpiun
ben peri6ante1 Irrnel1 ser Stobt
9onn 5ngepenoet miro, 1T Elm redt
%nambafter. &ouibelloer 8eifoa
lpbllte Die Sdllger nod ieoer Iltrll-
mer. @m begeiiterltert eridiet oas
Bublifuml BON Sen nmerifani16ell
2ieoern oes uMonbattan Babies
Guortett" Die betoen 2ieoer Ser
vManbattal Babies, u@eIcolne
pretty 8rimroie" uno u5eiparlee"
1olten 9a Gapo-9iufe aus, Die feill
@116e neDmen MOLTEN.
als 2obn fir oas &onaert mar oell
Sangern u1lb Weiiter glaaIien eille
beionoere Entertaining in @eitalt ei-
nes rieligen 2orbeerfran5es 5ugebadt.
Ser aratl5 tit bon Sri. sc. Simrod,
elmer Sodter BEG 9i6ters aarI Clint
rod, geitiftet.
Die Staot Bonn botte 81 gbrcll
Deg oarion" Seltidmud allgelegt.
Mltf ben 8anlern prangten SabnerL
piele Sterne utlo Streifen oarunter,
uno oie gar5e 8iirgeridaft gab if
rer Sreroe iiber ben geiu6 lebbaften
Musornd.
Die giireer, Die Stuoentenl6oft
uno Die 5euerpebr in 8araoe=ltni-
form beranitalten llm5iiee in oell
StroBen, uno mo Die Irioniten lid
seigtett, nuroe1 iie NIT lauteln gu
ruff beeriiBt Die Stltoenten battell
au6 ourd 5ablreides @rldeillen beim
&on5ert ibr Srtereiie fir Die @aite
b%eitens beipieien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04
Staat Dpto, IoIepo o,
2ucas Gountb, 50.


Srunr 8. gbeneb Ber1ipprt, naB ct
Der dItere 9artner ber Strra S. s. gbeneb
II nj Go. TT, tueI6e @efGdfte IN Der stabt
SoIebo, in obengenanntem eountb ut1b staate.
fbut, unb bob befagte Sirnia bic Guntrle bon
etnbnnbert SoIIarA fir ieben San
bon aatarrb be8abIen tuirb, Der bur1 ben
@ebrau9 bon 9aIIY &atarrbsRnr nt1t
gebeflt tperben lam.
Sranr s. @beneb.
Be.btporen bon mir unb unters
fhrfeben In mefner @eeentuart
am 6. September u 8. '86.
SieeeI,
". B. @Ieafan, 5ffentIt6er gsotar.
San's antarrbs&ur nirs trnerIi9 eenonns
MEN unb iutrft brett auf sas gIut unb bfe
i6Ieirrtgen OberfId6en bes Sbftems. 2aBt
Gid 3eusnifie fret auf@tden. l
s. 3. gbeneb unb g >. IoIeno, %.
gerfauft bon aIen alpotbefern, Toe.
San's SamiIiensAiner .ftnb bfe beften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04
Die &bsinfabrt oes uslriom",

Ius Bonn miro unter'm 80. Suli
beribtet@ Cine berrli9e &beiufobrt
bot beute bel prd6tigem @etter
Den 8rooflpner pMrion" bon 8iebe-
rib na6 Bonn gefiibrt, mo Die San
ger einen Sag e%rlebter, Der gu ben
ihorlite1 Der in 9eutI6lano 5uee-
brocbten ibonen Gage 5dblt urlo
Dem 8erein nerie Gbren IN REDEEM
MaBe bra9te.
Die Mbfabrt erfplgte Inn 10 rbr
gormittags auf Dem Spe5ialoampfer
Sberitol5", Der rei5enoen Set
i6mud BON bu1rten @impell1 nno
Slaggen angelegt bette. lleber Der
Communicating flatterte al @bren
Der Mrioniten oas Sternenbanner.
8oaeribiiile oonnerten iiber oas @ai-
Ter, als Der Sampfer BON Der 2an-
0ungsbriide abitieB. guf Der gatl=
gen Strede ipuroe bas edit BON
beioen ufern init Subel begriiBt. Sab-
fen mebten bon BEN @auiern ser
Srtibaften, oie Das ufer ulnrab-
men, nno 80Geribiiie Orobnten bon
anen Seiten als Salut.
Gin eigenartiees @efiibl, cine @rt
%ientimentaler Stimrmung beudbtigte
iib Der 4rioniten, aIs iie bon Serne
ben 2orelei-Selien Dor ii6 iaben.
Mls Der 9ampfer li1 Dem Selien nd
berfe, tratell Die gdfger auf Dem
9ompfer 5uiammen unb oie oeltl1.
alnerifaniiden &eblen iangen Die itll-
fterbli6en 2oreIei-4lGnge I'M ppllen
gbor. mabrenb Der 9ampfer lallglam
an ben 5ellenriffen porbeipaiiierte.
8abreno Der @eiterfabrt pereilig.
te Die @rtoniten Elm frobli1es Self.
mabl auf Dem Sberbed oesD ampfers,
Dabreno Die Danpferfapeae lire
! 8eiien ertonen lieB.
Die @nfuntt in Bonn erfolgte INN
| H4 nbr. WnienIobne Ger beriibm.
ten ltniperiitat nit bunter Miise
nno 8nno, iparen Die erlten, Die Ole
| Mnlerifaner Bel Der 2anoung mil
iiberibaumenoer Sreuoe tpillfommer
bieBen, nod ebe Der 9ampfer redi
angelegt Bate.
Mm 2onoungsplabe 1atten lid
ouBer einer GROCER @olfsmellge oel
Bonner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bel
u2ieoerfrarS~ uno onbere @eiongpcr.
cine eingefunoen, Die ben uMrion'
unter oenalangei1 einerWtilitdrfapeaI
iubeln begriiBten. llnter flingeloell
Spiele ging 0ann Der Warld mad
Dem Mlten 3oa4, mo aln 9eufnIo.
oes beutiden Sreibeitsoibters grilI
Moris @rnot Der offi5ielle Gn1pfon{
IN iinniger uno einorudsboaer @ciil
Dor iih -ging.
8eiB gefleioete Gbreniungfrauel
ertDarteten ocrt oie @rionitell. 0iI
Sangeridaar reibte lid Inn Ga!
Boitument bes 9enfmals, unb 81,
Sungfrauen freoen5ten oen @dItel
@ein.
Suiti5rot Meper begriiBte Oie afrio
niten i'm Hamen Der Stoot,. 81,
Sanger entboten ibnen ibren Sanger
gruB uno oann muroe ibnelt eli
@brentrunf Der Staot aus einem gol
oenet ge6er gereidt, ben aonil
2nopig bon Bayern einitmals ben
9idter Nifolaus 8eder gum @e
idenf gennabt bate. Der 8e6er mar
eigens 5ur genusung fir Ben g6ren
! trunf aus Dem Nationalnruleuln ellt
lieben moroen.
Der 8raiioent bes u9lrion~, Ser
Senrp Siibrer, oriidte fir oieie iiber
roldenoe anfnobme in fur8en ber6li
den @orten ben 9anf aus. Aac Gr
m%artunaen ieien ~iibertrpffen iuor0en
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-04
stir lu1tnoe ssase.

SD finoe 8udlen's @rnica Gal
be gerabe oas &ibtige fir punoe
SuBe, Iopie fir 8rano=, Sdnitt-
nno 8unoet iiberbaupt," i6reibt
Wir- SO. Stone, gait Bolano, Mnine.
Ste lit oltb bag ridtiee Ding fir
Samorrboioen. 8eriu9t iie. @aroll-
tiert gu baben bel 9oolpb 9reiB nro
st. gobn & 60 25 Gents.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-06
Byron Williams.

. do not envy Roland Blake
Who lives upon yon titled hill,
Whose land runs down beyond the
town
And swallows up the mine and MILL
Blake never feels the touch Of want,
The narrowed sense Of pressing
debt,
And yet, ! know within his heart
There dwells but longing and regreti
His eastled homo 10 grim and strong,
lite turrets pierce the azure sky,
While mine 10 but q modest cot
Quite lost to view Of passerby-
And yet, within my homo there dweIls
A spirit that he cannot buy:
The breath OF true, unselhsh love.
Devotion that shall never del
Upon the hill no eherubs play
To glad the measured pulse Of day.
No chubby legs dash down the path
To greet their daddy's homeward
wayi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-06
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Arc lamps7

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Arc lamps1
Tel. No. 4 for groceries.
Threlkeld's-that's the place,
Buy your calendars at home.
Threlkeld's for hot and cold
lunches.
Guy wiseman was on the sick list
last week.
Hear Bryan at Ellison Bros. Fri
day night.
Threlk eld's Eating House-op
opsite depot.
]. H. Webb, of West Hickman.
is a new reader.
Mrs. Jennie Davis, OF State Line,
spent Monday here.
A turbine engine was installed in
the veneer mill last week.
Miss Thomas, of Sharon, is the
guest Of Miss Ute Parham.
Judge Jas. Roney spen; the first
of the week at Madrid Bend.
Through the efforts of R. L. Brad
ley, the streets are being sprinkled
again.
Miss Bette DeBow returned this
morning from visit to friends at
Ripley.
Mrs. Henry Metheny and daugh-
ter spent last week with Mrs. B.
Parham.
Mrs. A. R. Stone left Mon lay for
Milan, Tenn, to visit her parents
for several days.
Mrs. Jerry Malone visited here
several days last week. Mr.. Ma
lone spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Hardy Logon and children
have returned to Union City after
a visit to J. ]. c. Bondurant and
family.
Mrs. Lizzie Hines and John Jack
son and wife, Of Tiptonville, attend
I'd the funeral Of Miss Sadie Am
berg last Thursday.
Next Saturday is Aug. sth-the
negro's 4th of July-and hundreds
Of dusky folks are expected TO be in
Hickman on that day, as the local
population has advertised a
celebration. Special rates
nave been secured on the N. c. &
St. L.
The new cotton gin built by the
Farmers Gin & Grain Co., is being
yiven trial test today to see that
he machinery is in working order.
The cotton they will use in their ex-
oeriments was grown last year, but
Mr.. Lightfcot promises to be ready
or the first cotton that arrives in
Hickman from this years crop.
Because Judge Naylor handed out
/ few cards which failed to state
hat he was running for reelection
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary" it has caused some
'olks to think he might run independ-
INT, although all of his announce
nents read otherwise. This was a
on the part Of the Courier
n leaving a line off his cards, and
vas not discovered until the Judge
had used a part of them. He is
subject to the Democratic
primary ONLY.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. S. L. Clark writes: "Please
permit me TO make a correction in
your valuable paper, A short time
ago it stated that John Clark, of
Pueblo, Colo, was a Hickman boy.
The writer was surely mistaken-he
was neither Hickman boy nor was
he educated in Hickman-he was a
Fulton county boy, working on the
farm Of his uncle, Isreal Clark, for
four years, and was a splendid hand
too. Certainly he has climbed very
near to the top Of the ladder by his
great energy and indominatable will.
He was partially educated at Quincy,
Ills, finishing at Buffalo, N. r."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-06

~ nl9nt' Wnsn stars are gilntlna Qua
And all the world has gone 10 bed,
There lies asleep on Roland's breast
No bud Of life with tousled head
Blake cannot laugh the old. free Iauoh
That takes him backward TO the
boy;
His heart 10 cold from shutting out
The tenderness Of love and loyI
pesplslng what he has al hand,
For weeks each year does ROLAND
roam
In vain pursuit Of what I find
Within the slery Of my homsI
An, Roland Blake, how poor he I.I
How stepped In psnury and nssdi
God pity hlml His heart 10 cold.
And plllne gold IL all his ereedl
An, poverty Of hsart-how eurssdl
How dssolate and sad 10 he
sut !, within my humble cot
How rich bel How rich I bel
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-08-06

Mrs. McMurry spent several days
here this week with Mrs. Montgom-
cry Mrs. Montgomery. who was
hurt last week in a runaway. is i'm
rowing rapidly.