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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
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OcmtierIamH. SIM alien Batter
lanse gi6t e pobl 1smperensIer ODER
4blinenten. ME man bort Ipridt.
absr bic 9euts iinb ouIoiam aeeen Nnz
oersoenteHoe, uHo iuenn ie audi Iel6jt
Dem @snuB aasr ssiitisen @etrdnte abs
seihapOren baben. 10 Iuhsu lie bic ons
oersn 9eute niht ourh IdHatiIne 9rp=
bibitions9giebe 5ur Gnibaltiamteit 81
3piusen. Dixie Art anedtuns Der
Settler un6 9siber lit Dem americana
idsn puritanismus p~orbsbalien NOR
BEN uno Elm @spdds oes englilnen
Settsntbums.
ImmsrbiR if Is non SRtereKe, gu
bepba9itn. ME du6 in 0euti4lano
Die g%epeguna esseH Den AIcoboIis=
mus, Der aud bort pietfa6 Gpfer
foroert. b~eionosrs in ben 4reiien Der
Shnopstrinter. nGbrtno Der jung
iien Set 5ortidritte maht. 3ufoIge
csr 3Gblungsn. Die in oislem Sabre
ltdttgefuHoen habeH. reiieH bic osut=
iden abfirens @erein ~folgenoen Mits
slieoerbsiidn0 ouf.
J.. @rfpahiens Mitgiisoer: Sntsrna=
iionoisr @uttempleroreen, @roBloae
I (ndniftes SprohaebitD $500. an
terHationalsr @uttempler Croen,
@roBlegs 2 (oas ibrige Deut1hldno)
40.053. N~eutraler matchmaker
@uttsmpleroreen 1000, Die tbriaen
46iplitterungeR oes ,9lduen areus",
Dsulifsr 6aupioerein 1902, Gudns
geliifts .9laues arsus" $50. 5reiss
a8lauts 8reus~ 2404. Qat6plifhes
qsreu5biuOHiB1 400, GereiH abiti-
neHser &atbolitsH 1890 Teutihcr 4rs
Better 4bitiuentsrbuuo 2040. 8eut
lher 8uNo ahriusHier Stuosnisn 271.
Summa 9S270.
?. 9inoer uno 6albsrpa5fsns. ,SRs
tsguationaisr @ustsmplsroroen. @roB
lost .. II. 80 6rsiss .gtoaes 9reu3"
525. saiboliitss .arsusbanouib~ g.
200. -@ermanio" Mbltineusbuno an
oeutiteH Stulsn 362. 5amma y,
$50. GrpahisHs una 9iHSsr: 121.
101.
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asht Hno Mot mitse3dbl, bic Nit
alieosg @s observation-disclosures. ots
Esuiidsn 9anoes a6ninen.sr Hrdueu.
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ser %abniuenttn asHesrsine suIam
msa mro 5000 Qeriorsn. "a bic
4f .slisosr oisisr @grsiHieuuasn gum
araHtu 16ti,e oappsli oSer mtbriah
oTeauiiyt ga isiH pf.essH. Sonit
tit INIT 10000 es 3abl ssr organi
fHsr Ntnintritn nitt ia hoH an
s,seer. Eas ssseaiti ssstr oas
9egiahr tirsu 2upats ona rnuo p
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MISUNDERSTANDING. 8imu,. man nph
hiasu ss ehsufaas tnthlI.iam le5tn,
eea 19ii1lisesE osy gssskrNrrtrsint
ssr rt;isaEnts ans ansstss @sFo-m
tyeaanotisasn owis III srcfi 12sT
or Hsgrtlgst ui1t o%rsauiFrtsu rs
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

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tag Ranmissas Ieraa ra4ssm sr @
zasR IN isnsm Staais jnsttraAs bate
aao tgaf H11 tirsr 10ur ser 10
Is;ila. osr iHsHar5al;snosn
ba1afasst isinss sfobts Eirlsgispa
ses om Mouiss Wlosssn il &.
Elm. Tart rurs q rst. hrsli En-
pnEssn nno FER ibst asraseu suf
f14tEo rbss r1rsa sE Isbstssla
81 itH- @i@ssssi; Scst sas
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Aurrlrt put.t Guer.

Sam 0s eeieblihe 6iHrihtuns az
nst psriiderisn psriOa lire @oiics anz
nunireH cher 1T Die
GaIeen @tienI6aft. auh IN
nnS febens. sinsm iOltsu 6aas
UeriiAsraHs. gs5rnoen, %DsnjsHiseH,
al 5srsn gunTteR Die
BOIice ausssItent mar. bic 9triI1e=
rurs aus3ubs5abisu2 lauteie bic inie=
rs1aHts 6rase, bic oisTsr 5ass BEN
Sbsrbunbssgsri6t in sinsm 9roceBz
fdas CUR Gutineiouna oorlag. Der
8urgsrmeifsr McGus BON g6arIottes
bile. ga. kitten 9ebsn BEL Der .QOrtb
peiisrn Wut. 9ifs Sni. Co. osriidert
mar. mar ndmiid uor mcbrsrsn Sab
zen peoen GrmorOung ieiner Satin
sshdnst porDen nH0 feline grbea for@
oertsn NHssahIuug Der 9sriiterungs-
lumms. mas aber oon Der @sieli9iFt
Derfreigert rurbe uno bic eerihiii6s
4laee folets. 3undht bate fh 0ds
8aHoesireisaerint oes neEtlidsn De
frNts n6u @ireiHia ben Ropf al 3er=
brehen Hher cds ftlpieriae groblem.
es selangts su BEN G6luns. oaB bic
5tnrihtung sen Contract 3tpiifen Ser
9eieaf6aft un0 rem 9oIicsninba6sr
rua uno Rihtis ssma6t babe. W1it
aHoeren Worien, e entlhieo 81 Sun
ten Der @elsni6oft. Die anoere par
tel mar aber nit oieIsm urtbeil niht
eInnrfdnoen. iOno<rn qina NIT ihrer
sadie ror bic uGhfte Suitans. BAG
Ippelationsaeriai. Tieies mad,te
tur3en BrocsB nit oer gHtiheiouna
beg 8reisaerihtes. Sc tsaniiote Th
niti oomit. oieIelte umsunerfen. fons
osrn es CAB aaa in 7ismlitb InarFer
6orm ieirer @erpuroeaunq MGgorud,
ME Elm D1dnn nit asIm en- menifens
neriteno uno a,r Elm inssmaentes
Rlhterconesium ouf bic a6iur6s Soes
bcbs n~erfa1en f0nren. oaB bic 6inrins
tuna beg 4olicsntsTbers bic gefeus
i1aft oer @srpfIi6tund, ihr.m gons
traete ndhsutommen. ~aber6sben fjnne.
0as Gberbunossaeriht Dor tan Der
6au nun DON her @sieninoft qebradt
iDuroe, ertldrte iih nidt competent
unO mics oen isau an bic uutsrinftons
sur ReuperbanbIuna ron it's merits"
ohne bic intereFdnts Streitz
trace 81 entfteiosn. Cb bic Sadie
nod meter aeben cher ob Die GefeQs
nunmebr in bic Sadie areiFen
uuo 8abIen niro. bIsibt ab%suparten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31
Der SOnnta0sbOts.

-rifl,c s Ire YcsI-oH &c az Milwaukee via
nc admitted fo-r nansmlssicn Though lie mai
tfccLl-c.ass ratef]
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

8iel nnbtil Bat Elm non pollenbruhl
arfiseu RsssnsiHsn besIeitstsr SaifuH
anserihtet Der uber Zen ror0ihen ul
mittlsreu SHsil Der QbiIippireniniel
Sn3on uno Die Gifs 66in1's oabius
ste. is 3on 3eesn fisIen in 5tunt
ben ur9 70 3oa IN osn a S.urSsnl
nsl1S sas ur.rs.isr aaeauerte. maid
reno ser @iRo zine Shrsgi7te;t ood|
s. gle1sH pro SianOe errtjhts. Tejl
big fesi non HHponnGHDilen 9sriAteIl
lAIoi9s mo I'M n6roiitsn 9u,ou psl
Hsns Il 4sriouen INNS Qsssn az
tommen, eaulHtsr metycrs Gmerieoi|
ner abr ess 3ahl ourf;s rot biel hct
5sr tornntsn. Ter ertrtbumsperIus
= snornl e5n1s osr h~ireHfrsn qaf
iuarosn 6uHMT.e ooH Siharosr IN
) 1trbocten farmt ihrsr Warnfbo
Ten non Dan FIusbtn psrfAluroen urt
n'sarsre Gcryr lGu9s Der gaas uur
IN tci1l ssrfiort.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

:ei:s ssI5.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

bic Den Ser. Staaten nidt oieielben
GinfubrbeoinguRgen g%etpdbren, ruie
aHOeren Rationen, nit einem ,3oasus
ihla9 BON % Yroeent beltraft tper0eu
IOIen. Die cauaOilts Rsaieruns bat
nunmsbr onsetin0igt. OaB lie zen Der.
Stadien ! d ben 3pllrabatt 5on SO
grocsnt g%epGbrsn perOe, ben engliide
Wadren genieBen, uno glsih3eitia an
getunoi9t, oaB psHn Die Der. Staten
einen 3Ou3uihlag bon % groosnt ers
beben. 10 peroe Canada Elm 0leines
tbuH. G~ffentunoie lam Der qrdIoent
ben 3oatries nur permeioen. inoem er
pOn ieiner 8afFs teinen @e6rauh
mddt. Die Sahlase lit ndmIid Ser
art. Dab @anaOd Iih obEe uniere Waa
ren bebelfen Tam, reil lie sumeiit IA
bricaie Iino, pdbreno mir bic Ginfuh=
rem aus Canada nidt entbebren
tonren, neil Ie 3umeiit 8obItofTe Oars
itslen. Sin beFrieoieenoer 0eraleih
t0nnte MUIR permittslF zines Sanpelss
psrtrasss %gstroffsn perD1n. uber bier
81 bat Elm botpeiier 6onareB Dem
NrdToeRien isiHe Ioamudt ertbeiit.
4uh NIT Gsutiflanb uao Srdntreid
oroben srnitlids 3srpirfHjTs iuesen
oes reueH 3~oltarifs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

Die Staot Santa Roia in Dem meris
cauiideu 5taats 9abasco puroe BON
elmer furAtbaren S~pringflatb u6ers
ihpemmt. Die 9srlufe an Wsnihens
lebsn Iino nod ni6t feitsstelt, iperosn
uoer jso%snfalls betrdhtlih iein. Der
anserihtete Sahitu0en piro auf flint
Wtinpnen Qeios csi9dBt. 4n Der
@rsn5e BON Guatemala trat Der uiu=
mdCintafluB iiber feline llier unb iber=
flutbets hR Orti6aitsR SaIapd uno
Suan 8autiftu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

Sn GIepeIanb 1T elm .Ghdritn Gleaz
ringbOuie" ms esbeR estrsten. Der
@riin0ung liegt bic
Gin 4bTht al erunoe.
.,GbasitYs cine lleberiibt ii6er
Clearinghouse" ois tie offentlihe
WpbIi11iiptcit inQn=
iprun nsbmsnoen Jdmilien gu erlanz
gen. Die CHARITIES fperoen ron nun
ar Elm 5duptbut iiber dns oieie 9suts
fibren. 6isrourh lam Iofort ftfas
Itelt neroen. uer ron irgeno elmer 0er
Wobltbdtigieits InHalten unteriiiBi
ipiro. mas e ,rhdlt uHo ME cit er
Doripridt. MlaR nil Ourh oieIes en-
tenn zen profsTionsaen gettlern IND
Shuorrern oas 6duoipsrf leaen. Die
8ersiHiguitg. bsi Der stns 9erlon nm
6ils poripriht. berihtst 9ameu uno
WohHort an bic @entrale. BORT MIRO
na69eisbsn. Oh Mot fnon cine dn0ers
@ersiHiguH9 I'm 6ilFs anseganesn
p0roen TT. uno Siesbs3islite Qnt
mort erFatiei.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

@1breu6 osr 9apit erh tarsli6 ent4
ihlofen su iein ihisn, tein goniiFo4
rum bis 1910 On5ubsraumen. pird
ieBi plrBIih lageiinoisi. oaB Gin fol-
DIES 4Ritts December un0 Elm anoeres
ndnfss 5yiibia6r fnttfinoen .nira. 81
iDosn oes9alb srei GonfHorien I'M
4usliai liebeH. peil i'm s~fpeiten Hebt
rsTe NrdIatsH 81 Coordination %ernannt
peroen ipleH. Die uidi i'm eriien sinasi
i6l0nsH perssn t6nuen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

Staten i'd 9lddlih
fhGBen. nsnn tie
Hiht in einen 3Oa-
tries nit GdnGoa qe
rltbsH. llnfer famOs
ier neuer Sarif Be
Itimmt, baB Qdnoer,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

Wie bic Surif=Grpsrten in Waib.
In9ton oarits1sn. t0nnen bic Der.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-10-31

Sn Gleoelanb 1T elm .Gbdritn @lsus
~ringbouie" ms 9sbeR estreten. Der
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synop.I. Of Preeealne ohap.ers.

The s4ary has 70 do With the King q stecsin.
q rouantic little pTincipality IN Eurore. Re has q
beautiful wife. but he Is fooishly snitten by the
Iluchess q Mario. who co-operates with her hus-
bard N his conspiracy 20 oFerthrow the king snc
elgrRfe the kings brother 70 the thrune- To this
end. she Is ensreatcd by the Duke to yield 70 the
kings pleadings 20 spend DAY with him II his
hunting lodge where the cGnSprstors plan 70 ah1uct
hin and make him prisener- The queen knows Of
the kings IufstUztiou: she knows. aisc. that be
plzus 70 De with the duchess much during annual
s-ate mask bah ana that the cuchess IS 70 wear
Back domino with tiny roses embroidered on re
clas for id=1tifcation- 50 the queen eubroiders
tiny rose on one Ct her do1iso cuffs and On the
other the o0ronet which the kng requested Ap
TTsei that plots are under way against hun Tor his
sbinction following the bali. the kings cvTrcioEs
seek 20 impress ann q his Ga1gs-, o1r n vain
BeieTinE that the duchess harbors the sane at1ach
merit for hin that he has for her, the king can
destinely visits the duchess II her apartments and
esins her consent % fy % his hunting l0dge for
Gay, that Tery night following the bali At this
ball the king holds further conversation With 5esu
tful woman II black dcnizo. whom he enormously
belis7es 70 DC the duchess and makes known his
fuT1heT Plans for their fight together As he leaves
the hallroon. he Is ooEfrouted By Lord To1ne. his
chief council1T. The King j. impatient with Lord
TCuns's persistent warnings q Abduction, and
hsars hin ouly briefly After saying good night y
the Queen. the King proceeds stealthily 70 The
fidinS Place a tie cosch that j. % cary hin
WITH his inanorzts % Sno4dsn. AID there he meets
s Euuzn closely mUaied. and together they drive
zridly arav. They rr0oeed without incident uniil
they rsscn derse f07sst. where their coach Is al
rackei ard they are uldely drsEEed from the car-
rage Tllen The King Discovers that his companion
l. not the Duchess Myrtle. but the Queen. who hes
az the roadside uncolsciOus, Ehile oFe- her leans
ST. Menus IN TIE midst q the Kings snaaze1ieut
the chief q the bandits arrives and they are al
forced II march up the mountain side 70 the hidden
cen n thieves
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merged with the plateau. or tabJeiand
which upon either side rose from the
Sorges very edge
The ascent was the most tolIsome vet.
Jester and king gasped. and the thump-
ing Of their hearts shook their bodies
But the Cricket malevolently paused not
From the feet Of the climbers sundrv
stones. dislOdged. rolled back with a
clatter.
The top Was reached. Before. now Law
level area somewhat depressed. and
grassy and meadowlike: toward the 1pper
end OF It were a half score Of cabins.
On the right and on the left was the
table land. with q scattering Of timber
and much rock; for a background rose a
iordly mountain, rugged, lowering, its
base dark green with foliage. its crest
snow limned-
Fritz let drop a thankful oath. The
horse whinnied. and was cursed there
fore The cabins seemed deserted. but
the Cricket confidently continued ahead
until. upon the edge Of the settlement.
he stopped short. and with a grin glanced
from face 70 face along the line behind.
His eyes rested upon hawk-nose, as il
awaiting further instructions.
The fools once biithe blue was mould
stained torn, and splashed with for1Ing.
The kings brown was as hardly used. al
though not so pronounced. King and fool
waited with knees that Quivered with
fatigue. White the horse stood with dro6p-
ing head. Suddenly the queen sighed.
swayed, and pitched sideways from the
saddle. The jester started. but the king
was quicker. and caught her in his arms.
She had tainted.
Holding her. the king noted, All to-
getheT. the piteous rents in her domino.
the loOsened hair rudeIy combed By The
forest fingers. the red scratch across the
soft cheek. the blush shadow beneath the
eyes. and the lashes resting in tired half
circle thereon, and he was swept afresh
by an agony OF cOntritiOu-
Take her yOnder" bade hawknose. in
terruDtinE. pointing 10 a cabin little
apart. on the right
Followed by Sir Momus. the king car
ried her inside.
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Animal with Ringing Brothers Cir
Gus Doesn't Use safety.

Darwin the famous missing link with
Ringing Brothers Circus. has learned 70
shave himself-and he doesn't use q safe
y razor. either Several scientist who
looked Darwin over during the engage
ment of the circus in Madison Square
Garden. New York. were undecided as 20
the proper classification Of Darwin, but
rather leaned to the belief that he was
a Chimpanzee
Ringing Brothers have made some i'm
portant additions 70 tneir animal display
this year, and the result Is a BIOLOGICAL
garden that IS practically complete Two
giant gfraffes a sole surviving rhinOceros.
monster hippopotamus. a vlsak-varz.
and various other rare specimens are 10
be seen IN connection with al the old
favoriJes Of the cat families. the bears
and zebras. Ilamas. and various species
OF deer Across one side OF the menag-
erie extends the largest herd OF eIe-
plants in captivity. and mora than one
half those IN America For the particu-
lar entertainment OF the children there
is e nursery section. where a baby camel.
several infant kangarOOs. a young
leopard. and various other animal young
sters are displayed
Never before in their history have
Ringing Brothers made such progress as
they have during the past year. Last
winter they built an almost entirely new
outfit An army 0f wOTkUen were kept
busy at the home quarters. in BaTabOo.
Wis. while al the foreign quarters. al
Stoke-oR-Trent. England. a large force OF
artists and artisans worked day and
night constructing .new display wagons
ard costumes for the parade and the
spectacle
As 10 the circus proper there Is no
questioning the fact that this years pro-
gTamTne Is she most elaborate ever pre-
Sented. while the list OF foreign names
Is most remarkable New York was not
slow in stamping Ringing Brothers as
the greatest OF ali the world ShOWmen
when the circus opened al the Madison
Square Garden. And exactlT as pre-
sented there the circus win be seen here
Monday and Tuesday. May 10 and Il
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MONKEY SLAVES HIMSELF.

10 BE C0NTTNUED TO-NoRR0Wl
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

l5o.W0 francs I wiz guarantee that the
bridge can be so repaired that you, my
lord. your charming niece and you. rather
forward servant can pass over and run
not the slightest risk"
The face Of Sir Momus whitened. and
a muttered exclamation came from the
king. Sir Momus wsgged his large head.
selemnIy
That" he declared. with emphasis.
rs too much"
Mono think not. purred hawk-nose.
Not when the bridge must bear the
weight OF three. I an planning 10 send
one Of my worthy fellows into the city
this afternoon. and any message that
you may wish 10 dispatch by him VIII
be faithfully delivered. assure you: for
instance. word to your friends, or your
bankers You may decide 20 tell them
Of tris chance of investment. up here
most urgent opening for capital 7 an
sure that they viii recommend you to
60 into IL What Is 5000 francs, com
pared with human lfe. my lord? Tut.
tut, And the bridge so very very unsafe,
All. what an opportunity for capitalist
and phfanthropist. Every day adds 70
its unsefeness. Tomorrow. or say. DAY
after tomorrow. and 2oe.oC0 francs viii
hardly put il in repair. This altitude is
the very devil on bridges.
Well said Sir Momus. curtly Pos
sibly it can be arranged However. ]
must ask that my servant, here. be per
mitted 70 carry my message ] am the
last OF my ilne-nly finances are in rather
q peculiar shspe-my servant is the only
one who understands them. The matter
Is going TO be difficult. but with my serv-
ant on the ground. there viii be hope
Otherwise and he shrugged his
shoulders.
I would not think OF depriving you.
protested bawk-nOse, gaiiy. No. no;
Lord Banly Is entitled 70 ali the attend
ance that be can get. and the loss OF
your servant. considering that myself
could not supply his place. would be
positive hardship for you. could never
forgive myself n allowed f. Ny mes
senger viii be very intelligent. and you
can explain. fully. In a note, which viii
be delivered by him anywhere But 70
be deprived OF your seTvsnt-Unthinkable
my lord Now. for brief space. ! leave
you AdiOs, The last Henenfahr salutes
the last Baniy-ah. these two melancholy
remaiEders OF the fall Of the old regime
Let Us hope that each iives long
And with easy. but insolent bow. and
graceful. but insoienf life of the droOping-
brimned hat, hawk-nose lounged away
across the green-s thoTough-goiag villain.
Del ORC; 7 knew him." muttered the
fool, bitterly. gazing after.
How began the king.
But faint rustic. and a low. plaint-
I've nurmur within the cabin. interrupted:
and King and fool together sprang for
the doorway.
TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW
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COMMISSION FOR DR.. POND.
Former Baseball Player Nominated
for Second Lieutennncy-

Dr.. E. Arlington Pond. known 10 base-
ball fans rs "Arlie- Pond champion
or!ole pitcher Of 1925. 1895. and 1ss7, vas
yesterday announced as being one OF the
citizens nominated by President Taft for
q f-st Ieutenaney n the army.
DR. Pond IS a native Of Vermont snd
is thirty-six years old He is 6 grs 5u-
ate OF The University OF Vermont, where
he won many honors in the school room
and on the diamond and gridiron. he has
been connected with the medical depart
nnent Of the United States army since
1879
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
WILL REPRESENT DISTRICT.
Delegates to Peace Congress Named
by Commtssfoners

Delegates have been appointed by the
commissioners 70 represent the District Of
Columbia 81 the second national peace
congress 10 be held in Chicago. May 5
10 5 They are the following:
James Brown Scott Charles Henry But
Ter. c. " Needhau, president OF George
Washington University: Rev. Joseph H
Himmel Rev T J Shshan, Raw Ed
ward Everett Hale. Hennen Jennings.
Henry Cleveland Perkins. S Y. Wood
ward. Simon Wolf. Mrs. Belva Lockwood,
and Miss Phoebe " Couzlns.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Literary Magazine.
New Feature of the Sunday Edition of
The Washington Herald.

Beginning next Sunday May 2 Literary Maga-
zine, handsomely illustrated and with the first page IN
colors, will become part of the Sunday issue. OF
The WASHINGTON Herald.
Il will be inigh-class in all respects including the
best of fiction, by such wel-known story writers
Jane Beheld, and others: special articles by William
T. Walsh, Dr. c. Walter Barr, Felix Koch. and B.
K Mann; page Of frn by George Fitch, and varied
assortment of miscellaneous reading.
This Literary Magazine section viii appeal di-
rectly to the home. Every member OF the household
will find much in it that will instruct entertain and
please him. THE WASHINGTON HERALD is home
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This Literary Mazagine In itself will be found
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The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
CLASS GIVES A DINNER.
Leonard PauIsOn Is the Guest G
Honor at Y. VI. G. A. RePaxt.

Leonard PauIsOn Il the Guest OF
Honor at y. VI. C. a. RePaSt.
The Garfield class of the Vermont Ave
nue. Christian Church were hosts AT 4
dinner at the Young Mems Christian As
sociation last evening as q farewell 20
their retiring leader, Leonard Paulson.
Mr. Paulson has had charge Of the class
for less than 8 year. but N this brief
period he has accomplished much He
has accepted a position in Des Moines.
Iowa.
The repast was great success. marked
by. speeches betting the occasion
Dr. Power. pastor OF the church. spoke
on "GaTfeld's early life" and Mr.. Paul
son. and Sr. Grinnell the succeeding
leader. gave interesting short talks.
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Wan Ad 10 The Washington Herald.
and bill will be sent you az cent a word
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Two Nominations Connrmed.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination Of Robert s. Bean 10 be
United States judge FOR the district of
oregon. and Daniel a. Sutherland, TO be
United States marshal for the first di-
vision Of the district Of Alaska
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29
Ocean Steamships.

New York, Ap-I &.-Anired Ozt. C=nVsni. a.
Lfre-pool. KrSnryfnzsssin Ceclie a: Bremen: Tsu-
tonic 4. CherbOurs
Sailed fr1n to-siE1 ports: Krourrirz WIIhslu1.
from ChGb0ury; 0cesnic fron So,1thsrurS17,
Caroriz from Qrsens10Fn
The Washington herald., 1909-04-29

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