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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
CHAPTER XIII.
The Pillars Of GAIA.

Brachard knew that the moment Of
his triumph had come. Govain was
helpless In his brawny hands. The
little dude OF the Paris boulevards
was no match for the big longshore-
man who had made a fortune OF mil
lions and was ready TO lose 1t for re-
venge.
Brachard sneered CONTEMPORARY
III Govain as the latter tainted him
with lack OF honor
YES. Govain; where should I have
gotten honor?" ne said. But with
you II was different. You're the son
OF a soldier. Brave and admired!
Your mother was sanity woman.
You were nourished with the milk of
honor"
With the vindictiveness OF an AMI
NAL he pushed Govain back against
the table.
You were taught honor. and you
grew up surrounded by honorable ex-
amples, he went on so you have
honor. In truth. Govain. you have too
much: far too much. In duels where
you serve AS second to some idiot
you ask $500 for your trouble. You
have SO much honor you don't know
what 10 do with It, so you sell It at
u y.
dealing In honor.
In his utter loathing OF the man.
Brachard could not refrain from Jam
ming him down on the table again.
Govain struggled feebly, but ineffect-
ually.
You let woman, Grace Ruther-
ford pay your debts. and you prom
iscd tn marry her. and as soon as you
made money you brutally threw her
over" Brachard tainted. But you
returned her money because you are
man of honor. and with a parvenu
like me--a nobody. whom you met by
chance-you made another bargain"
Govain and His Honor"
Brachard's tone was whitening as he
went on
You graciously appeared to be my
friend. and in exchange you took my
money and my help. and then you de-
liberately stole my one chance OF hap
piness, the light OF my life
You could do this. because you
were man OF honor; you filthy
wretch. And II | were idiot enough
to fall into the snare you call honor:
II | were To stand up with you tomor-
row. | should be stretched upon the
field Of honor. Does IL not seem to
you that In this honorable affair hon.
or ought to play some part?" O.
Govain, released from. Brachard's
grasp made a movement toward the,
door. Brachard stepped in front OF
him:
If you try TO get out OF here I'll
break your face" he exclaimed
Govain shrugged his shoulders. He
was perfectly cool again and con-
temptuous.
Il wanted a cigarette" he explain
ed pointing 10 box that lay on the
table is the odor OF smoke disagree
able 20 you?"
"Sloke. baby" Brachard said.
throwing him IN cigarettes. You
haven't finished smoking and swagger-
ing you haven't finished your bottle.
But III spoil that handsome mug for
you before we part today. You are
far too good looking, Govain: but you
shall pay for 1t"
Govain seated himself astride Of q
chair and regarded his adversary with
maddening GOODNESS.
Without being too inquisitive, may
ask how long.you intend TO keep this
conversation up" he asked do you
intend TO keep me here until tomor-
row."
(Continued Monday
A Connecticut paper mill has sue
ceeded I'm making a tough paper with
fine grain from Texas sugar cane.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES

nual meeting Of the church was held
Monday night. and the reports showed
A most successful year. The mission
dry offerings were the largest IN the
history " the church. the total amount
from the church societies and indt-
vidual members being practically s2s.-
600 The church. sunday school. ladies'
missionary societies and individual
members OF the church now Supports
Ave missionaries These missionaries
are In India. Thibet and the philip
pines. The business meeting was FOL
lowed by "A social session.
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UNIvERsAIIsT.

The following program Will be given
Sunday evening at 1.3O o'clock Ia the
Church OF our Father under the direC-
ton OF Minnie - Well organ pre-
lude. "runZona tNeNinD: quartz I.
Rejoice We With Jerusalem" (Page) .
Duct Jerusalem. the Golden" MEN
delssohu). solo. Jerusalem" (ParkerD /;
solo. Jerusalem, the city Divine"
(BonheurD, solo, Jerusalem. Thou
That killest the Prophets 1from 81
Paul MendelssohuJ. quartet. Praise
the Lord - Jerusalem tMaundcr) ,
choir consist. or Mrs. &. Eastman, so
prano; Minnie : Welz. alto and Iii
rector; IL. F'lftcrmann tenor. H.
Boehm. basso. ana \. ~. ZGidema
organist
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
The Truth No Matter
Wbom IL Help or Hurt.

United States Senator Rayner
says he is glad President Roose-
Welt is going on hunting trip to
Africa.
THE presidents absence, he
says, will be conducive TO the
peace of the nation"
Senator Rayner does not like
the president.
VERY FEW OF Q U X
UNITED STATES SENA-
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ers-by spat ON the street as q sign
of contempt.
My home was a thieves pawnshop.
AZ school the other boys formed Q
league to beat me. They frightened
me until the battle was ON. and then
| fought back by instinct. That day
! compelled hypocrite to desist.
Ny career has been like that. Scot
fed at by men. ] have made my way
with my fists. But | haven't honor.
Where should have gotten. honorf"
Where. indeed?" Govain sneered.
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teures. which viii continue nightly
through the week. excepting Monday
and saturday, are free to the public
and Will be interesting to all Bible stu
dents The lectures, Sunday. Will be
on The tsc OF old Testament Scrip
ture" and THE Salvation and Deliver
ance OF Israel"
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The Sunday vcsper meeting OF the
Young Womcn's christian association
will be conducted Ivy Miss Hattie
Mo, hlnan and special music viii be
rendered by Hiss Geist and Mrs Wal
moth AIRS. r. ~. Pence will lead the
noondHv meeting. Thursday and Mrs.
Wnlmoth VIII sing two~solos. The an
nun, meeting OF the association VIII
take place Feb. II at o'clock In the
evcninE. and the annual anniversary
service. II fdny evening Feb. 10.
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NIsCFI.IANEOIs.

Evangelist Thomas u. w. Muir bo-
gins a course OF lectures on The Tab
ernacle OF Isaac" at 3.30 ana 1880 SUM-
day in the Central Gospel hall, Grand
River and Harrison-aves. These lee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
How Peaceful II Will
Be When Roosevelt Is
Away--fOr the Robbers
Our United States Senators VIII
Sit More Easily In Their Seats,
Too-The Peace for Which
Sen. Rayner Speaks.

UNITED STATES SENA-
TORS LIKE THE PRESIDENT
He watches them closely.
He disturbs
HE DISTURBS THE PEOPLE TOO MUCH
He writes plainly his message his words
and he writes messages too frequently
The wouldn't about the much only
they always made public
The president generally what the people want
and he legislation in his along that line
The first doesn't phase the and then the pr
dent sends another.
The does particularly what the people want or
rather. it hasn't been in the habit of caring.
Its members people and for that
has considered itself under obligation the people
The however like have the people
stanty reminded through the president that the legislation they
want they going get
is all right the think the people this and
a and tor the president to mention what they want IN MS mes
but there it is where the ought to
After the president has stated his that this legsa
ton and that demanded by the people, the people ought to forget
II, the senator's think
The blame poddng President Roosevelt for
sentiment that is growing country change the
method OF naming United States senators that will cause them to
consider themselves bit responsible TO THE PEOPLE
Just these senaorships BOUGHT from legislatures
This sentiment that growing favors their election direct by
the of the people, all other
elected We praying for increasingly right here Michigan
And the don't this sentiment gain strength
so ROOSEVELT HAS OFFENDED BY CALLING THE
ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE THROUGH THESE SPE-
cIAL MESSAGES TO THE FACT THAT THEY ARE GET
TING LESS REPRESENTATION IN THE UPPER HOUSE
OF CONGRESS THAN THEY ARE ENTITLED TO UNDER
THEIR FORM OF GOVERNMENT.
That why Senator Rayner and the others him leave
the country
peace would
be PEACE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR'S
President Roosevelt leave the
country the of peace for themselves.
These the floor
faithfully people
Among them the and the thieves Wast
They everything peaceful calm and and quiet
possible.
Burglars generally all peaceful calm and nice
and quiet.
These criminals the country fall asleep and have its
pockets picked again.
They had their victims pocket-th pocket of the
peopehen Roosevelt happened along and aroused the
sleeper.
ougy awakened had got rubbed Roosevelt pointed
the robbers.
President continued
and keep the victims until the fellows who
hanging get what little they forced his
pockets when disturbed regard the president of
nuisance.
They will be glad when he gets out of the vicinity
President Roosevelt has his faults, all of
He has made mistakes but unbiased citizen will
that acting other public good
honest conviction in cracking the whip congress
posing the rascas who mug the people high
when he into Office
He the of government
early from the hunting trip hoped
possible his keep
stirred up.
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IL THEIR ~.

In ST Paul English Lutheran
church. sixteenth and Breckenridge
SITS. the Rev T. &. Longaker, pastor
Will preach sunday morning. on The
Greatest River I'm the World" The
evening subject viii be. The Wrong
Place TO Build"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
More Ways Than One.

Pupil-T-T say, Is IL necessary 20
knock a chap down In that wayf
instructor-Oh, no. You get up
agen. an I'll show yer ten other wAyA
Sydney Bulletin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23
JEWISH.

The subject OF Rabbi Leo VI Frank
Inns sermon next Sunday morning In
Temple Beth FL will be Some Mem
cries and Some Hopes" tenth ami
versary sermon. Services begin at
lO.45 o'clock.
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METHODIST.

MEEHODISI.
Or Frank T r Stephenson VIII
speak on Alcohol" at the noon meet
ing Sunday OF the Business Men class
OF the Martha Holmes Memorial Meth
odist church
The Rev John II. Boyd. d. d, pas
tor OF the FIRST Presbyterian church.
Will be the speaker at the Methodist
preachers meeting next Monday morn norm,
Ing. his topic to be a Possible So'u-
The Rev Frank +. Fitchett, OF
simpson Methodist church, will preach
sunday morning on The Gospei as
Power" The Rev. d ID Martin, ~ ~
Quoting "a series OF meetings In the
church will preach the sermon IN the
evening The music IL under the ulreC-
ton OF r. slater Davidson.
Ernest Burgdorfer. OF Cincinnati
humOrist will give an entertainment
In the Gratiot ave. Methodist church,
next Friday evening this being the
Tho Rev. Joseph Ryerson. pastor OF
the church Is planning for two weeks
OF special services IN the church dur
ing Lent He VIII be assisted IN the
ence.
Tie Rev. Eugene Mooic. OF the
Martha Holmes Memorial church. Will
conduct meetings every evening noN.
OF inquiry" but the services are really
the o'd-fashioned revival meetings.
Each evening some question or the
Bible Will be taken up. as for instance.
Nv hat witt thou have me do y
heart to- heart talk viii be given after
wards by the pastor. sunday morning.
Mr. Moore viii preach on The Meas
ure Which God Uses" and In the even
ing on The Gauge OF the Measure.
The Rev Thomas Buttle. or London
England. WHO is conducting eNangclis-
tic services IN this country. at present
holding revival in Chicago. VIII be-
gin series OF eVangelistic meetings
In the Arnold VI thodist church the
latter part OF March. The Rev. Sidney
-. IVA partor OF the Arnold church.
was assistant to AIR Buttlc when the
latter had charge of the Jubilee Mctho-
dist mission IN London. Next sunday
morning MIR Eva VIII prea' II on w ar
in Heaven" and his evening topic VIII
be "A Lost Christ \ social VIII be
given i'm. the church next Friday night.
and the evening az Feb. concert
viii be given I'm the church under the
auspices OF the choir. Homer warren
Will be one OF the solOists.
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CONGREG ATIONAI..

The Public School--a Modern Social
Fore viii be the topic OF paper by
srsgasionsl church Sunday noon.
The one hundred and fftieth ami
versary OF the birthday OF Robert
Burns Will he recognized In the Wood
ward ave. congregational church sun
day evening with an illustrated lee
ture by the Rev. William Byron For
bush. The monthly Shakespeare lee
ture will be given next Wednesday at
: A. the topic being "As You Like II:
the Return to the Simple Life" These
lectures are free to the public.
The Rev Carl sumner Jones. OF the
preach Sunday morning on Knowing
Christ" and in the evening Will be-
gin series OF biographical sermons on
Interpreters OF Life" His topic sun
the Interpreter OF Modern Puritan Flo
quence." Later he Will speak on
Queen Victoria. the Interpreter OF Mod
Empire Builder" Charles Darwin the
Interpreter OF Modern Science" "Abra-
ham Lincoln, the linterpreter OF Mod
terpreter OF Music" and 'Tennyson. the
Interpreter OF Modern Poetry" The
annual meeting OF the church was held
last Wednesday evening and the re-
year amounted TO sl5.563. the largest in
the history OF the church All out
standing bills have been pad At the
supper which preceded the business
meeting 100 were present: Officers
were elected "a follows: Superinten-
dent OF Sunday school. RI II. Clement;
deacons. the Rev. Charles simpson.
Charles s White and John ~. Mead :.
deaconesses, Mrs. Charles simpson.
Mrs. VI -. Straight. Mrs. +. Il. Archer
and Mrs IL. r Medbury. clerk. Fred y.
II auditor. Percy j Farrell. treas
urer OF the building fund. J. n Lyday
treasurer OF beneyolences. Charles :.
White. trustees. :. r. Kingston, y. h
Haskins, IT, :. Van Tuyl and Nathan
lei Reese. In the last two years, since
the coming of Mr.. Jones. the member
ship has Increased 1870. at present
there Deing +56 members At the
meeting IL was voted To Increase the
salary OF Mr.. Jones $3.50. \ fine new
piano mas just been presented 70 the
church by one OF its members, and
sunday morning. In the sunday school
room, i large picture by Frockhurst.
The Good Shepherd. Will be presents
ed. The Boy Christ" the Sistine Ma
donna and the Divine Shepherd are all
shown in large pictures in the sunday
school room and II is expected to have
the life OF Christ represented by pic
lures.
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CIIHIsIIAN.

The men OF the Woodward ave.
Christian church will give a social ~.
the church Fridey evening. Jan. ~ ana
have invited the ladies OF the church
az their special guests The men VIII
prepare the supper. serve II and have
also arranged for the entertainment
which follows. The COMMITTEE IN
TAYLOR ! &. Walker and F. j. Mason.
II is said a novel entertainment VIII
be given by the men.
Tie Rev. &. J Tannar, OF the cen
trail Christian church. will preach Sun
day morning on The Heavenly CITY,
and in the evening on The Truthful
ness OF the Book Of Exodus" The an
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-23

II q worran r. unwilling 10 take In
washing and scrubbing TO support the
family sho las no business 10 MARRY
a mar To reform him,
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The last OF series OF illustrated lee
lures on the life Of Christ Will be given
In the Army Y. NJ g. A, Fort Wayne.
Sunday evening at s o'clock on His
Last Days on Earth"
Gen T.. T. Sweeny. OF Columbus
Ind. VIII deliver an address Sunday
afternoon at 80 In the Y. NJ. G. a
rooms. Gen. Swecny is member OF
the Christian church. and Is years ago
was consul from the United States 70
Constantinoplc.
DIR. Iettr Roberts. OF New York city.
man thoroughly conversant with the
fmmi grafton problem and who recently
devised a scientific system for teachin
English to Foreigners has made a care
full investigation OF conditions in the
copper and iron regions among the
forcign-s speaking men In the state ana
will report his findings 10 the state
committee OF the Young Mems Chris
tian association In the local rooms
next Wednesday noon. Lunchc on Will
be served at 1890 O'Clock and several
friends a. well as members OF the com
mittce viii meet DIR. Roberts on that
occasion.
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Il a girl Is pretty her knowiedgs g
the tact IL apt TO spoil the eject
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"SAMSOW' ' Jos
By.
JOSEPH
O,BRIEN

negotiation Of the play running Thestes
OF Chapies Fohman)Y -" 4
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ATllnl.lG

The Rev. Arthur Morley. G. s. B..
ant pastors Of Ste. Anne's parish. has
gone TO 81. Marys seminary. LaPorte.
Texas. where he will take the chair OF
philosophy. Just previous To his de
parturfe, the members Of the Altar So
ciety Of ste. Annc's presented him with
a hand embroidered alb as a token Of
appreciation OF his services their
chaplain.
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A Connecticut paper mill has sue
ceeded I'm making tough paper with
fine grain from Texas sugar cane.
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CHAPTER xIl.-(continued.)

EAIHO will prevent me-" Govian
IM asked. starting toward the
IU door.
Il WILL" Brachard answered.
Covian hala his LITTLE slen-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-30

Wednesday at her home on Eight
avenue north.
"a
Mrs. Harry Magill accompanied M
and Mrs. Geo. Perley OF Moorhead o
Wednesday afternoon to Minneapoli
for short atay.
o.
Mrs. w. J. Awty OF Moorhead LEI
Wednesday morning for Minneapoli
where she will be the guest of Dr
and Mrs. Hill for a few days. FRS
Awtys' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lord
will be In Minneapolis at the sam
time and she will enjoy a visit witt
them there.
Miss Alta Ashleman entertained OF
Monday evening a few of her youne
lady friends, at her home on Seventh
street south.
%
Mrs. Sadie whitney or Denver, Colo.
arrived in Fargo on Saturday morn
ing last and will be the guest of Mrs
Clinton Smith for couple of weeks
Mrs. Whitney was former Fargo cir
and is enjoying meeting her oldtime
friends.
%
The. Misses Josephine Basye and
esther Campbell, who returned home
from a three weeks visit at Cold
water, N. D., on Wednesday morning,
were won the wrecked Great Northern
train just out Of GAINESVILLE. They
were well shaken up, but escaped any
injury, and were glad to get home.
They viii be the guests during the
winter of their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. o. J. deLendrecie.
Mr. and Mrs. J. a. Montgomery left
Wednesday for Chicago. Mr.. Montgom-
cry expects to return on Sunday, but
Mrs Montgomery will be away for
week or more.
o.
On Wednesday Mrs. J. b. Eaton gave
a very pretty and delectable 1 o'clock
luncheon to ten ladies. Later it de-
veloped that the luncheon was a bribe
TO those present to induce them ID
assume the Craftsmanship of certain
committees in church work and the
ladies' who were not invited to be pres
ent were fortunate, inasmuch as they
escaped work and responsibility.
%
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Price returned
Friday from Northfield, MINI. where
they attended the wedding which took
place on Thursday, OF Mrs. Prices
brother Joseph Purcell, to Miss Fink
elson of that city.
%
Mrs. w. c. Laizure is expected home
the first of the week from a two
months trip to Nebraska and Okla
homa-
Comrade s. G. StilwiIl left Wed
nesday for Reynoldsville, N. Y. his
Old hime, where he viii spend the
winter with relatives and friends He
has three brothers and a sister living.
daughter, some grandchildren ana
great grandchildren. He will return
TO Fargo in April. His residence on
the south side has been rented for the
winter to former Representative Mall
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FargO, n. U.

Quaruette. to follow the one to be given
next Thursday night viii be given at
the First Methodist church, Dec. IL,
when @. Whitney Coombs sacred can
tata. The First Christmas, will be sung
by four solo voices and a mixed chorus.
ooo
Dakcta Conservatory.
The students OF Dakota conservatory
win present the following at the public
library this evening at o'clock:
The Brownies piano .......... Beach
Misses Ina M. Hoard
and Ida III. Hendriclxson.
SaJ valentine ........,.s... Gaynor
GOD The Wind Went Wooing the Rose.
vocal .'...-......-....... Gaynor
Miss Ethel Sweet.
ROBINS Lullaby, piano. Krogmann
Miss Viola Plummer.
Papa's Letter, reading. Miss Hoard
A Mountain Pink. plano. spauIding
Master Walter Forsberg.
Little Romance, piano. \. !. Beethoven
Miss Lyle Plummer.
Consolation, vocal $3.50. .AEandelssohn
Pantomime by Misses Hrva Ber-
dick. Mabel Olson, INA M.
Hoard. Nellie Hoard and
Mrs Montgomery. Sung
Mrs. Dodsley.
Valse Lente, piano. Virgil
Miss Dorothy Forsbers.
November, vocal ......... Smith
Miss Jennie Thompson.
Chase Of the Butterflies, piano. 49,.
...'.'........ .s............ Dennee
Miss Anna Forsberg.
violin solo .................. Selected
Olaf Hendrickson.
Melody of Love, piano. Hnrelnnann
Miss Myrtle Oliver.
Hearts Delight, vocal. .Gilchriss
Mrs. A. III. Dodsley,
Con Amore, piano. beaumont
Miss Glover streck.
An For You, vocal. de HardeIot
Miss Prudence Mark.
Highland Fling, Scotch dance in cos
tune ....s...-....... T. 8. Kennedy
Chorus of Policemen and Pirates
(Pirates OF Penzance1 ..
....-....,.... Conservatory Chorus
This recital, the first given by the
students this season, will be free 60 the
public and a cordial invitation In ex-
tended to all lovers OF music To att
tend. The programme viii begin
promptly at o'clock.
o o
The Mandolin club had its fsrst re-
hearsal last Monday evening. The
club decided to hold regular rehearsals
on Thursday evenings at 1880 o'clock.
All former members and Others who
wish to Join are requested to meet at
the time stated
o D
Miss Maude Skies has planned to
organize a dramatic club and il viii
produce dramas OF the higher stand
ard Already much material has been
secured and Miss Skies states thai she
VIII put on play with caste OF about
seventy people. Much interest has
been manifested IA Miss Skies denarsr-
ment and she feels warranted In NAL
ing these plans.