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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
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uno big fl:40 libr porm. banR tingn
gsin6 Der Giaoi pismsn.
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bsibsile Gag felt 5dbreu. Giut oriid
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momtier oes Wsttsrtiosts 8siait 81
@rao.
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cen.
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beihdiiiaie pas 1uaeHbasridl am T..
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Don y. 10, s IL. 4 Sabre Iisbsnosn
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II. &ge 6rau arabn, bic 6ticmut
let oer Ninott. fol- angeblib oieie 81
ter idlou0Iih mibbanDeli uno Der ga
ter he Mot oarau gehinberi babeu.
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be, bate 4 Wuuotu ON AopIe. oie. ME
es idats. ihm bic Stisimntier nit eis
mem Bieil bermsFe bsiet6r0dt babsn
ioa. Ra6bafn iastsn ans. ic batten
he 2inosr fHrtien eeb6rt uno oann
bsmerti. oab ie @sulen uuo 9ranihrn
Rotten Oct Hihier Dtytaete otn aaa
bis sum 2s. Mug. Gs boHoeli iua oas
nun. Die 9tn0er Der Goniroat ibrer
eltsrn gdn3tih 8a eui3ieben.
@trmulbIih In 0ru6fun. onrh
BEN lob ieiuer Satin perdulobi. iaate
iib Der Is Sabre altt 0dspat Otto.
no. $50 4. Ctr, in ielbiimerpsrii6sr
Sha6tufeuer Ginen
GAaoen Dor ca. $500 rjhieis an
Nditpoh in Ser 1riihs Elm ltia6rlidtr
@Tdno tn rem e3siASftslaotn Der
Nirauo Union Yea So, no. 25s Weu
ivafer Str. an.
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re- @sardbnih g. Wliitmoh, Nl. Dre.
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/ farii, No 52a +. Mns. ga ZIP Sabre.
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gm To-. Gaieius s.. 9fjity. Re.
1908 Nalnai Ctr. q W}ouaiG Ne
gfabnib Dcnnuelaa 81. Soitpb&.
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az Sabre ATE 4ubyHaen @aR Nlels.
ao. 697 23 str. iiatb an otn Yer.
l%ebanaen. Die tt am q aaaun enygb
Htitay8 ben ieiusm Waaen tyltttn
bate. - SIN fhiR am Fubs otr Vlt0
iaus Sir. triraRi IN etg Gamsloa.
Rods elm ria itbi uet rjat iotniiil
ayiey ttrpo 51lobrisey Maria 1rihti
utue Gin atbeltr Eiu Mann. otagu
Stitg bis ieet aeer uoA Hit, 8berun
ptrotn ianpit. eyirani tn osf 0louiaa.
90tt i'm flafs untethl.b oer Gsstgn
Slt0ben 9eids - Ter 21 sSabst Gilt,
0eli3jh Germ g. Nak re 1921 81.
@tt. wurot an esr 3 81. Ghsryp Stv.
ncn tner ;yaetHbshrgaS ritc5ysf
yann, nus eylti sintn @tah sts gea
ita 9GngS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
Dos Him. in Ssr lpisas.

ou Maeu IN sey Nta,6g a54 2es.es Il.
oe1 @rtis am ythRasavno. fe sGg ftu.
ter tn Fcsni'a alren'y'a,tt ert Gs
atn e~Finatnsg Gaeat eoa 0gigasbsii
ane @taft Nilite o,ie %sttttsaahf
it Ntasia 9tilma'3 miro nsrg
Vael1an oifet gt.isita sara 9
e~a.aatn.en ueH ofn elNalt mgsn.
d. @sitg Ssbtrsn Il Sens ge. $40.
ILL., ~ lis Sc 6aDgs avs. ehteas,.
Sa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
5MthtanM.

QiAt renigsr tpie 5 perFonen
fanoen am I. Sonntdg in oisIem Staas
ts ben 9ob Oura Grtrinteu: gu Ban
@itp Wiaie 9ablor, 10, un0 gbos.
Sarque, II 5afre alt; 5u 3pin Gate
na9e W usteqoH Der 10 Sabre dlie
6rant Brea0itrom; unb gu 9iIesu.
@raRo Rapids is Elm unbstauns
ter Ulann. 81 Soutb 6apen bsrs
iaHt sri. NlDoil Sobnfon ron G6icaso
an [. Wontas 5eim Baden, Geo. gnz
gslbraat DOn GiosGbicoso Doute re
retten, unb belize ertranten.
Sin groBsr @0lfsn6rud ridtete
81 Sonia Observation-Disclosures
munesThaosn an.
Bel sinem Win6Ifurm an
Battle Greet fpuroe u. u. aud
elm G~ircus5eIt umseriTsn, pd6reno
cine 9roBs Neree bariH mar. .3pei
6raueH purDsn babel ihper oerlsbt.
Durh Elm 6sftigss @eipitier. perz
bunosn nit 6alsI uno Sturm, iDuroe
BEL Romeo srbsblidsr Ghooen, Be-
ionoers ar ban Grniefeloern, uerur=
idhi. gu gIpmoutb rihteie Gin
beftiges @epittsr ebenfaas bisl Ghdz
ben an.
40 @dite 6atisn Friihmoraens Gin
fnappss Gnttommen rom Sooe. ale
oas .5oteI SeTd" in 6effeL, IS
Nleileu noro6hli1 BON Madindc
S8lano. nisoerbronnte.
- Sn SugiHap fiel Der 3 Sab=
re ate Suliqn gurnau in cine giFsrne
uno ertranft
Sn eiferiTHtiger 0uib ourn
idnitt Der AZ Sabre alte Sobn 6enslsr
in 6uroHtopn ieiner Satin ben
Sals BON OBJ SD DIR uno fooitte
oann f9 ielbf auf slei6e 0eife.
gu ghlHmet fboB Scbn 81
lis BON 0sceota So6n 8erinoer
aug GiFeriuht nisocr uio ~berpunoete
ton tpabridsintih t0otli6.
Sn einem init @aTtt aefiaien
gmadi Der Ssle 8oedk Grube Al
6ouQbtpn puros oer felt einem
Nlondt perutifit IL Sabre ate Wi6.
Patlinl dls 9d6e aufaefmbsu.
Sn einem @ebiiitD su 6omtrdd
Habe Detroft puros Sic Dsrfims
melte 9sift Ssr 35iabr. 6rau M. Ga
laba dlifetula0sn. Ole oIfen6ar einsm
.crimihelleu 4hgriff 3am Spisr gsfaIz
Zen mar. Bon BEN M0foer fe6It ieoe
Spur.
gel GbeTop6dn puros Elm
tisints ainohtirsr 0eioelbeerenpIlide
rim Ramens guItomasti BON einem
5dmar5bdr 'forteeihlepps nur leitt
oerleBt abr pom elmer Gu6pdrtte pies
.0erertaHgt
Sn ser 4niage Der .Closmobile
Morts 60 tt 2anftng itiir3ts sis
neg Der qr6Bfsu. aus Sta6l aufsefabrs
ten @ebduOe pss Gia6lihsments Elm.
nobel Elm Wtinu erihla1eu uno mehs
rere anoere mtht noer minoer tanner
uerlebt mur0en.
Bel einrm Ssusr in Der sage
miible Ser .4nttim ,Sron Worts@ bel
W aneetona f0nb Elm Arbeiter e.
nen qualpe0eu EpD uuo msbrers dnz
oeft fuurosn Fhper %psrpun0et. Sud
idlaoea $4,000.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
9nn-9akotu.

g2ih Mabsrtn. tin ~s4iSbriasr
@rsis bot fdl 81 Dtil R1pi6g
ubaHsi.
las t.sius So6uheu uEIsreg Qe=
isss @so. asITassr gu 8artaton
auFos eoH sinsm 6ageu eirect ms
5tH@s ssitlassa ano iaamm suass
s.aiti.
Dir 9 Sabre ai,s To5.sr o,g
sarmtsS g. g Stint rcn Renport
Z oUnfhip In Morfhan Gsuu.n
svisent Rim 9assH in siHsm 5tihe.
II Gtin sssER5ytfgii tsstna IL
Sturais ri iahf. Sac 1eoicn
SsIsfmgrs SarA erTnitfgu.
Get Crmar. In esr nsbs pon
safe onr1 { fara esy lgiEhr;es
Sehr Qssuzuit Ten Tor Surh ertrfn
ssr.
81 hester -urss Fran .
Euel son ibyaH Sesn ssfauis q
i1sFsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15

81 q dpips 1T Better
MaHtots einem Raubmoroe gum Spfer
gefaasu. or mar 8ulsBt in 8s9leituns
ieines 2~2id6risen GeffsH 5rant Sight
geieben moroen.
geim Baden i'm GATE 9soita ere
trant Der 16idhrige Wiaie 4ltbauisr
BON Dubuque.
Bon eiHsm 6raht3ugs gelroffen
uns 3srtriimmert murne auf Der 9abns
treuSun0 nate @raf 0peltlid pouDu
buaus) Elm @efdhrt, in Dem iih Rid.
8elp nno M2ihael 9ueas befanOtn.
beioe ST 3 OF iebbaft. Seup
muroe t0otlih perlebt; inoeB 9ucas
nit lsintersn 9erIebunaen oappnt0m.
Der proiectirte Storm
Greet Grainiruuas : gandl miro
einImlisBlih Der Seitsngrdbsn eine
9dnst bon Is MeiIeu habeu uno iiber
10000 9(eres 9ano entndTern. 2ln
500 qanoeiaentbimer Iino finaueiea
an Der So6e iniersHirt. Der San fir
bic % MsiIen bstrdat 1875 SUP. Die
@eiammttoifeu neroen ant $194, 800
oeranihlogt.
5rau 6. g. Bennett. So3sl SEN
oelIon uno Sra 4orter. iGmmtlih BON
Clarion, srtranfen I'M Sim 9dte
beim Siuten zines @aioIinbOots.
Gin oeipi6er Ghas. Mc@s9. Elm
4aHaqier oes Ddmpfers .!6eIen
Blair, fiel obsrbdlh Museatine
in ben SluB uno ertrant.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
1stntnttn


% 5tdotrdt6 BON SnDfaH d
mar am Mittpoh Moraen
U. pm 1 bis 3 ltbr in ben 6dnbe'
zines Mob. 3pHden ben republikd
nilhen uno oemotraiii6en &loerrhe.
mar Elm Ginperusbmen 5u itanoe lad
tommen, monah WabIinipectoren Id
nannt ner0en iOntsn neIae Dem ID
pablicaniihenM ldnOrscanoioate 5pI
bling unO Dem Osmotratiiden @dapRod
ten Glart siinitis pdrsn. Die JFeuH
be Der iibrigeR ganoiOdtsn, 0is Dol
Dem plan ssb0rt batten, fanosn Ehi
lod in belen 6auFen Elm, nrapeten MI
in zen Sta0tratbsIaal bineine uab ekt|
Ten bic Nlitalieoer an. Die 8pltsl
muBte einihreiten, Inn BetralttbGtid
teiten gu oerbinoern. = gu aaoeHnel
ner llebsrrafhung lpurbe Gbds. q
Gldrts, Der ais ganoibat fir Die bend
tratiihe Wahorsnomination Die actij
Inter itiiBung Dor Sbom. Sd1aer|
Dem friiberen @oriiBer oes oemotrat|
lten RdtionalausihuFes, bate, Dol
6bas. u. 9auB gei6ldsen. Die ID
publicaniihe WdborseauotOafue ~
belt Samuel 6. Sbdnf, Elm 4uctipln
tor NM Nagerbausbsiiber, nit EN-
Wlehrbsit BON 603S Stimmen Hbgr5S nj
oresuIdrsn" 9arteioanoioaten Wm ).
6aroina.
Der SfraBsnba6nnreu
enansDille. Der am 20. Mai 81
gam uHo 3abIreihe Rubef6runoen
@eFOiae bate, lit gu Gnoe. Die stre|
ter tehren CUR arbeit suriid, 1ber 81.
0siell6aft erteunt bic Union nift al
= Inter 6inierIaHuna zines Del
CTS non 5000 uno zines @dreiben
N fuelhem CT iagte. OaB et SsIbI
moro besehen neroe. periam1nb sra
3. 99icolai, 5ilfsedFirer Der II
burn @itn 4ational ganf. gku
orsitd9iaem llmherirreR in BEN W0
BERN obne Spsiis uns Grant, febrtsan
DefrauoaHt aber nieoer suriid III
!ieB fit Fs'tnshmen.
81 Wuncie eriHob 81. I'D
ION 8oB. sin iunaer 9rst, in cine
5traBsnbabnpasen ben gonoutteI
Daniel 9inonsr i'm Gtreits iesr "a
8obrasls.
Sine 6eusrsbrunF Ieoie in g
SoRtatne11 9ebduoe in NIds1 4
SHaeeu RON S100.O0 psrurSdd
sno. uue bate bic gsrlssuna bon
8%sviousn 3ar Solse.
- Sohn %. @raosng unb arau ri
spring 9aie. Gem. purpen Sc. Elm
Y clifton hires Gutomobils nit Elm
S~0ritaStear gu Glsronbriua tt0I
81 Mif6npoIas puroe sam
.eI eati. osr IL Sabre ate Spbn IN
Ulapors Gorl bon Rifles. Wft.. Ia
.ooiii, lrstm fsin Guto bon efhsiI
3Hss setrcFisn nur0s.
So 9Io0minpton lisk IN
son. Sheriod. Gin %30id6viasr.
.Tahis sgss6sner Waun. 1on -
Snst u%btrfahssH mo uuroe MrFEs,9
etH 7iisiasg 9uto ocn gHirsI
icsrfuhr uno .ooisig Sci 5fahfo
iHfE Faarissn 6armuiunotn ri
.lsHs 1risisr Eel siHsI 8stifabrs 3
nsm 1ncrsH Guio. Der 5hsrHf !
,aI''s o1t ehcasosr Spcrtort
SnIeFm Sea Mrtos.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
ro-gnhotu

Trsi 6suersbyiniis an Gin uno
oemislbsH AbeHo innsrbalb zines ein-
aiseH StraBsH0ierssls ld6sn 0ermu=
tbtn, o0B in 6arsO 9~raHoiifter ibr
unTeieu trsiben.
Die ernts lit isbt in 0ieiem
Siaate TN ooueu @aH1s nno I'm cnas
meineH Inn Die Slrmsr NIT Dem Nus
faa Serielbsn rtti 3~ufris0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15

&ttro&ia. m GsaatG ear
so musss con otn mm tsw ft seyt
erlsbisH Aaeeitlaa astmsaa9t et
r'ttsse S1astu III Sg saH3ta lnsts
stha ant Attic
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
aN~tits.rTotn.


Der .RortbDeHsrn miuer" in
minneapolis, cine dnsrtannte
4utoritdi. iddbt Die @si3enernte pm
Miuneicta uuO ben beiosn Datotas
duf 235. 100000 Bus. Der @ei3en
Miro $500, 100000 81 BEN isbisen
Qreiien einbriHgen, Si65.000,000
msAr ais lsbes Sabr.
Sin Wiann Ramens Bob. 9obl,
Der in ~ Site Scar felt 8 3aaen
eearbeittt uno oaFiir einen g6ed als
9e3abluna srbdlten bate. prditutirie
oieien aaf oer nurtfgen i. Rationol-
bont uno bjeii Dem GaHirer. ipG6rsns
oieigy ben Shed priifte. pl0blih einsu
@eoolpsr oor 0en Gopi nit Der 4nf
f%or0ernn0. NIT Rem 9aarasl1 eer 9ant
beraus3u~aseu. Gr etbislt $500 un0
Flii8ieit. Der eaHirer ihlua abir TO-
tort gGrm uRo Die babe 8soolisruRa
matie Fh ani bic @egFolsuna 0es
Freheu @dubers. Sn Die gHat sesris
6en, FIoh Ger 9anoii In cine 6atit uuo
feutr.e auf Ieius @srfols,r. rpobsi5rso.
Qatgins fofort sfs5otei. Wm. Butler
fhfuer am uaisrleib uno 3 1Hogrt
Iei6ter ~rsrfuuabst purssn. Tt @ers
fol6er erSffnsttn nHn Fsuer arf zen
Ghuppsn mo ihlieblih ianf osrRda-
ber. ron 5ahIrsitsR Sussln ssiroffsr.
ioot an boosn.
Gsr Shrar5s gr1no icH nntst
oem @e.rtios sen 8e0 Rfoer snt
lang aafsttr,itn isin.
Sci 2nfrsihlrbgiisa ar ofr Sc
zen Bride a6ey Osu92iHiHippi au 0
nORa tam Der 19i6arise ernf2nmgs
NIT singm TTaat ssr sle5iyNasn Sci
tans IN 9eriibrrns nue uaros ioferi
oet6olst. Stia 9sihnam iisl f40 Fub
in Sic EWfs uno ngrihwaue in Fiab
Sn BEN Terit ehaHhaffen
tam Is ia tiusg blHfNn eelsrsi 'lri
Ttsn 12 bctFunssusr 6hsrvahih en
mrHsissrK. Irebsi sam 0ica. tingr asr
0~amrfha6ne, t5atiih, mo Bet. Asg
aoean. t.r auossss. iarsd.in ssFnisi
iert rutee.
@sim 9aasr i'm yaisaama Sc
All Qfne Stir lpmroe Nr IS Sabre
alta Carl Nalsa ncn Avamsfsn r.
fcsn. isin Is Sabre siity Sa.s- iaraus
i6m rad. rurai ecn Nm NsrHuanetr
srfakt unn tsiss s%rtgaussa.
Snm 9 Mssls .nusyb1ls g1gs
WeAs sataara Ia @ssducs sT Tai.n
ge,ss Fl 81 0sni Gin Fssss rsl
Ats sinta S31sta rer $4,000 srs
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15

Sas Ron ben bsuiiden ia,bes1hsn llas
iuiiatnuss' upo 9aualnas slstsmtg rem
gsissaniin otaaaintls igtie Mtbui5nahs
mtiluues una Sniesmn,icns sAatsaa b.
ineti I'D itttm 9le. 694 Dlavfti ctr.
9aispb 9irt Ssetiar.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15

'iHsn psbgtf obw eetrsrlR fir cine fathoIls
tsn Niarribnlf oui benz eanbs. aRuB
oT osaiihsH un0 tnaIlidsa Spradt mahs
Ia lstn nno bic Organ tenisas psrisbtn
ioHatH. MuiyaasH hHb ~ aorsiiirm .
q. q. Columbia Wabliibiua 80. NJls
paatss. ISIS.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
GpcciaI MmSci0cm
@sIS ~UerIanot.

Gjms hi,liae bMii6t ofm,lnSe inht
$4,000 40 { Nycemt "a hoyasn. aIsuets
Sammsn lpsgoen angenemmsn. Mbreit
~ &C. columbia Cni0o6 Wlaioa Si.
Wllwanfe, 91iY.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
6eImbt.


1892 Clarence Strabs nabs Der Hsum
81 Hnanitinns RirAG Got It. paus NIT
s Simmsr a. 3'abelimmer. einitr Oaas
nit ( Simmer. taihtin Refer anb IN
irhr anism Suitable ~. 500. u. eotble
y aealblincg POI - 1. Stpabs obsr 6bas.
Danml.na 93s 0innidinnle abs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15
anrmer pfrranat.

Utbrn .9sbsm. oct tin Qslm nnS Arbtis
ia6t. ,NslsBenbeli, cine 6aym su etanotn,
Naauairae,u bel 3oalinasF 3 Sen. 22O
geiStoefa strait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-15

SH einem nsusebobrisa grunns
sritidts 81 s / n Der 23idbr iss5riso5
Giebig an giftigen @nien.
6enrb WiltsH BON SORTS
bur puroe in @0terf0pni DO
isiuen Ourdgehsnoen 9fsr6sn 80 ton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
METHODISTS IN
 DISTRICT MEETING

Kennedy, May 27.-(Special. 1.-The dis trict conference of the Methodist church of the Tuscaloosa district convened here this morning at 9 o'clock The presiding elder, Dr. H. G. Davis, is chairman and Daniel Collier of Tuscaloosa was again elected secretary.
 The first session this morning was of great interest from start to finish. An unusual thing was done when the presid- ing elder introduced the service by reg ular old-style experience meeting This was greatly enjoyed.
 There are several visitors present, among them are Hon. Daniel Collier of Tuscaloosa, who is in the race for circuit judge from the Sixth district also w. O. Horton. J. w. Norton. J. B. Wadsworth D. J. Parrish and R. NJ. Archibald. Rev C. s. Marable preached at Il o'clock this morning a sermon of unusual power. Bus mess of great interest was transacted at the afternoon session today.
 J. B. Wadsworth, a prominent layman of Birmingham, Is to deliver an address on Sunday school work at o'clock this evening. One session during the confer ence will be devoted by the laymen to the interests of the leadership of laymen throughout the church at which promi nent laymen will deliver addresses. The conference promises to be one of unusual interest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
FAVORABLE REPORT
 ON DWIGHT MILLS
State Prison and Factory Inspector Is Pleased With Cotton Mills at
 Gadsden-Other News.

Gadsden, May 27.-(Special.)-Th report of Dr. Bush, state prison and factory inspector on the Dwight mills at Alabama
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
GOOD ROADS ABOUT NEW YORK
 FOR AUTOMOBILE TOURING
y,. Hotel St. Regis n Perfect Home For .utonobilists visiting New York City

. rrbere are 7o,ooo automobiles registered at the State Capitol at Albany, with ,,,ora than two-thirds of this number in New York City and vicinity, proving that the roads about the metropolis are per eaot,v suited to the enjoyment of this u,ne of sports. Where can be found pet ,or roads than those of Long Island? o.. ,,,ors attractive scenery than the Hud- son River Valley, the Delaware water can tha gerkshires, the Adirondaeks, or the White Mountains. All of these are readily reached by automobile from New York City in short and delightful trlps ovar nerfect roads. The visiting automo- ,,l,st who comes to New York to en- toy these delightful daily excursions. can do no better than maks his headquarters at the St. Regis, at Fifth Avenue and Eyftv-ffth Street, hotel that has won for itself the reputation richly deserved Tn avery respect. It is the highest class ;, avery feature, with a restaurant equal .o the very best in Europe It's restaurant charges are the same as other hrst- class hotels, and rooms may be had as low as s3 and s4 a day for a large, handsomely furnished single bedroom; tha same with private bath for $5 q dav for x for two people,; or s12 a day and up for an elegant suits consisting of parlor, bedroom and private bath.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28

master mind, and from fall of them we must get that information we need to succeed in life.
 Ignorance is fatal to life. People who are ignorant die fast if exposed to in- telligence and l confess l am alarmed at the rate our people are dying. There are far too few healthy children in our race now and far too many sicSly ones whose life is misery to them from begin ming. The present rush of materialism has swept everything before 1t, like a mighty Amazon river, but we shall still need the college and university to blaze the way and steady us when the ark seems to be shaking.
 The one thing ] want to see is the young men of our race stand up and be counted. We shall not have the type of manhood we need until the burden of life is taken from the shoulders of our girls and women and placed where it belongs on our men. We do not need a change Of color nor a change of coun- try, but we need a mighty change in our present condition for we cannot de- pend upon our strength to lift our selves
 B. l.. Thurston, Russellville, from the college preparatory department, and Leon Stinson, Birmingham, from the normal department, were granted diplomas. Stin- sons graduation address was on the SuDJecI, Cn1lSIlan EQucdIlOn, ana Thurston's on "The Dominion of Man" In presenting the diplomas Dr. Bray, the president of the institution, gave some good advice to the class and incidentally to all young .men of the negro race. He said in part:
 You will be judged by what you can do. Few men will ask what books you have studied. Results are what the world wants. Men of character and men of service are the demands of the hour. The race you represent needs men of character more than it needs men of money l would not decry the great value of men of money to any race, but l do know that any race or indi- Vidual that has character can build spn anything. You may not gain material wealth, but with character you can se- cure more. Our race needs men of truth, of plain everyday honesty, men of in- dustry, men of clean personal lives.
 Cultivate peace and friendship with your neighbors, white and colored. This institution stands for the most friendly relations between the two races. Live up to this. Let the community feel the peaceful influence of your lives White men will respect a black man who lives morally clean and upright life and stands up for peace and good will
 The trustees in the annual meeting unanlnously lndorSed the administration of affairs of the institution during the past year by President Bray. The rec concentrations of the president were adopted, the principal of which call for the erection of a boys dormitory dur ing the summer, and the introduction of domestic science department next year.
 The faculty as recommended by the president was elected by the board of trustees
 An interesting programme was given Wednesday night. by the college pre- raratory and normal departments, pre- senting in a very creditable manner act l scene l from King Lear, act scene 3 from Julius Caesar and act scene l from Macbeth Very large audiences attended all of these exercises.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
ATHENS COLLEGE
 CONCLUDES TERM
MISS MARY NORMAN MOORE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF INSTl- TUITION FOR PERIOD OF FIFE TEEN YEARS,

Athens, May 27-(Special) )-The closing exercises of the Athens college were held last night when large number of young women were given their diplomas after a hard course of study which they had faced for some years. The gradu- ating exercises were the most interest ing and largely attended of any in the history of the college.
 The graduating address was delivered by Dr. Ainsworth of Savannah, Ga. Follow ing his address the president delivered to the graduates their diplomas. The chairman of the board of trustees made an announcement that the board had eected the president, Miss Mary Norman Moore, for a period of b years When this announcement was made it was some time before he could proceed further. A finer testimony of the appreciation in which the popular young president of the college, who has worked such marvellous change in the tide of the college affairs, could not have been arranged.
 The local chapter Daughters of the American Revolution of this place, through Mrs R. V. Saunders presented to Miss Moore for her college library a Zelnay bust of Edgar Allen Poe, which she most gracefully received.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
FOR MASONIC LODGE.
Amateur Performance Is Presented at
 New Decatur.

Decatur, May 27-(SpeciaI. )-"The Princess Bonnie," charming Spanish . American opera, was played tonight at the Payne theatre in New Decatur by local talent for the benefit of the Masonic lodge of New Decatur. The play was produced under the direction of Joe Carpthers of New York The cast was far above the average anna teurs in their rendition of tn cir lines and deserve special praise.
 The Masonic fraternity of New Deca- tur recently purchased the Payne the ater and they are now converting the offices on the second floor of the build ing into 6 lodge room. When com pleted 1t is said that this will be one of the best equipped and arranged lodge rooms in this section of the country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
Loretta Academy Closes.

Huntsville. May 27.-(s -(special)-The clos ing exercises of the Loretto academy were held yesterday afternoon. On ae- count of the recent death of Sister Mary Borgia, the principal, the programme was not as elaborate as on former occasions The saluatory was delivered by Miss Bessie Marie Hay and the valedictory by Miss Lois Hope Yarbrough. An inter- estng musical programme was rendered. The members of the graduating class were Miss Bessie Hay and Miss Lois Tar brough and diplomas were conferred on them by Rev. Rather McQullan. The gold medal for scholarship was awarded to Clyde Phillips, the gold medal for Chrtstan doctrine to Miss Mamile Lom- bards the gold medal for music to Miss Rebas.fa Keenan and gold medal for good condS,cf to Chris Hauer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-05-28
TEXAS GRAIN CROP
 WILL BE LIMITED

Fort Worth May 27.-That the extended drouth in the southwest, principally in Texas, will make the grain harvest in this state later than usual is the opinion of Secretary H. B. Dorsey of the state Grain Dealers association.
 In remarking on the reports that the first cutting of wheat in Texas had begun, he said:
 T have received no reports of any har- vestng of the wheat crop in this state and it is my belief that the wheat crop, as well as other crops, will be late this year on account of the drouth. I am also of the opinion that the Chicago estimate of 15 bushels an acre yield is exaggerated and the yield will not average more than from to 10 bushels per acre, because of the lack of moisture in the early season
 "The acreage of the wheat crop in Texas is limited this year and is less than one third of the normal crop planted"