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New-York tribune., 1909-06-13
A GENTLE KNIGHT
OF OLD BRAN D E n B u R @
cos.rae5 JrU5, BsEs

,o,et / have nothing 10 gain by ms favor and
nothing 20 lose boy hls irCwn. save the power 70
help those who. have hoped would give me
their faith
The little Prince tossed his head disdainfuliy
and walked away The Margrave evidently
much disturbed. followed the crown Prince
leaving Fritz Henry alone with WIiheImIna
Fg-giye nv brother Sald the Princess
EIe has been BETRAYED 50 often by false friends
that he suspects everyone that receives my
father favor
i care very little for what the Prince thinks
or feels returned Henry so long as an
sure Of his sister confidence hope that you
VIII tell me frankly when lose II. TOT on inat
dsv shall leave Berlin never % return You
see II YOU dlstrIst me or tear me. you Iias
easily rId Yourself Of me Implore your iliSh77
ness 20 pardon me for speaking SO IialiIy' anu
f4- saving what am about 10 say. but speak
-,-i,r f,J knowledge that all the reward can
,.,-e- receive for anv good that | may bring 10
,-a,, or for any evil that | may be able 70
avert Is your faith ii me 1t is an yisN' al
a,-,ert have it1st told YOU that the hing mas
no fs,-or 10 grant that ! should accept, "thtf
than the privilege OF living n the palace me-"
,,g-, ! should be glad % give all haFv-iiE
i,fe almost my soul-to bring happiness 10 you
mi 10 avert the frightful evil that threatens
-os, NJ Tan7t' Please do not speak 10 me IN
.l, -'-' 1,Icadcd the Princes. greatly moved
~ beg OF YOU not 20 speak-ioJ U"
trust you indeed ] do ! care not what ny
brother may say, nor what may HaP IL -
-. ,-,,, seem untrue 70 US, shall stll beleFt
=, ,,o-, Even though appearances may p'
.,,sy,,e, YOU. II hold fast to my ialth III YOU
and trv 20 keep my brother soIIiiIeii1' III
shaken He IS Of q suspicious ldIuIc' - an
he t17nr,ght he had found a reason I" suS'S
vav ask what have done TO cause your
f.-o,I,cr TO doubt me-" asked Henry d.,
-. 1;l 10 tell YOU answered the pm
cess. g.. ..-.,..l-. F,11t If do not
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

pear.d 70 say they were waiting for him up
stars He replied that he would be there IN q
minute. and silently hoped that his voice did
not sound SO strange 10 the other man as II had
S--u-v he walked 10 the door leading into the
-cr--s.- This then was indeed the end this the
6-.,l stepping down from Office After years
nd wears If what they called public service, he
W leaving II all now with a sense OF defeat and
b--a.lla-1Cn i lump was II the old mans
-l7-7s-. Els eyes were blurred But you,
F-s-L Lev-nan." ne whispered passlonatelv.
+7---f-l- s 4 tol comfort 10 the other man. Il
viii be 6.-erent with youi They'll not get you
i re on him then as a mighty wave
,r5---rs sweep over and enfoid one this passion
ale exu.-.tlCr that here was q man whom Cor
r7,15-,1-. could not claim as her own Here was
one human soul not 10 be had for a price
There 3rted before him again picture OF that
severtser-year-old boy II the little red school
horse. and close upon II came the picture OF
this other --a-s-lg man against whom all powers
of Cc-----.-1.l had been turned II vain With
The one . had been the emotional luxury Of
se-7---r--g- 81 thing from lite aCtualltleS apart,
with the ether Il was force that dominated all
+f-nr> else. a force over which circumstances
and design could not prevail ! know all
about r. he Vas saying know about It ali!
know rr7y easy i Is 10 fall know how 1Ine
II : 20 e-a-.lt
HIS sense q disappointment IN his own
empty heSuIrChed career was almost SUD
merged then IS he projected himself on and on
mo -rt career Of this other man who within the
hour would come there IT his stead. How glorl-
o7,s w ms opportunity. how limltless ms pos
sibiitz.s and how great 10 his own soul the sat
sfactlCn che years would brlIlS q fs4NlIlS cone
his best
II had al changed now That passionate
lorplrr ?. indicate himself, TO add one thing
hono-ztls and fine 10 his own record. had alto
gethe- le-- h-rn. and with the new mood came
an r-5lu--,6 insight and q fixed, u1lshakatle
purPose
IT pointed 20 three minutes of twelve as he
w5alEeG rver 10 his desk. unfolded the con
tracts. and one hy one affixed his signature In
q din wav he was conscious Of how the inter
7-e+s---r. II his -Irst motive would be put upon
i how they would call him traitor and cow
ard. bar -fat 1uattered little The very iact
that the -rs-l tor whom he was doing = would
never see = IS Il was brought hIIn no pang
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

Il.-lta-5u-.- nd knew how high he could lump
or ra-h-- how high he could not Jump
Il =. lad tired with ali ms might % Jump,
and had te.-. unable T. reach the vIne the El11e
might hae. h.rt down - HIM Who knows,
said Don Care bending as the vlne might
bend. gl-1.sng demurely Up - Henry lace;
and the. ky looking toward the hopI a u
II q violent IL # Inodesty Moaesty ana Doli
Care had s.Uays been total strangers 70 eaIA
III vine cannot bend and the fox that
hope .l- p - DO SO val hope II VAN II Is a
cruel we that VIII hold out the vain hope.
said HEM. NTH apparent regret
BIT l. -le VINE WISHES very Ipch l'l t-'S
fox q have Us graPes, asked tne on oill Ili--s
Primo ..5ta cullk coming breath and glow
III ...- case. both are IN danger. and there
IS but a-s course left For the fox T. take
" IS that" asked Don : Care.
H r1-- riln away. replied Henry aIl1
that 6 shat ! VIII DO
The Princess laughed.
HEM lowed and went 10 where the crown
p---.e Nilhelrnlna, and the MargTa|e VI ~,
stand-.- q the opposite SIDE % the room. l-'
Primo took -9 notice ot Henry. but The fIl'--
u fa.- you are % be at The Tabagle thls
eveu--1 -a.I the Hargrave
"Eee ! am 70 have that honor, and-ail4
that r.ras-1re.' answered Henry IL,
"a
Primo. that vGu can confront the honor ol
one of The Tabagie sessions with conidef'e
= az. H., fond q beer" answered Henry:
and SHALL face the ordeal with fear ana
tTer1- .--.g
'I.. ehan 81 by me and III drink your
bae- a.5 Adolph. 80 That arrangement "i'i
wars double good shall have the beer ana
you 7. aa.e the credit Of drinking II.
81 -.aas you. Mugravc. returned ieilIE.
I'll. ...a- drinking would have inclined me -
evad. --, honor bad ! not feared I" oiieita M
MAJ lust a this time value the hinS $
tava- because ] hope that may soon DC ~D-1
&c a-a % - benefit my friends
"A-. Incidentally yourself, interrupted ''i'
Cro2r Prince. with sneering smile
He.r- was startled by little Frtz WORDS
but l.. not al once reply. hoping that @ !lIe
P-lu.- would say something II soften ms 700
et1lr-r meaning. But the Crown PTlilee "a
Tla7r,5 silent and. after long a"H"ai' -
pau., Henry answered
Perhaps # your Highness knew more aDput -, !.
the -,ai situation. YOU would understand l!"I
the k.ng Il Prussia has nothing TO give 'ii"'
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And when he had carefully blotted the papers
and put them away, there was IN his heart the
clean, sweet JOY Of child because he had been
able TO do this for a IN whom he believed
The band was playing the opening strains as
he closed the door behind him and started up
stars
New-York tribune., 1909-06-13

that one who IS rnv sisters friend can long be
our friend Oh II IS hard for me 20 say that 70
YOU. who are almost stranger love my SIS
ter. but she does not love my brother and me.
Tears were hanging III Nina S eyes, and her
voice was almost Chokcd boy emotion.
Henry remained silent % give the Princess "a
moment in which to recover her sell possession
but presently he asked. Why do YOU and the
Crown Prince believe am your sister friend,
PRAY do not ask me 20 explain, returned
N:na speaking IN low tones and looking toward
M not. returned Henry. 4 feel sure that
the Crown Prince has based ms conclusion On
the fact that / met the Princess your SISTER
tins morning at the new fountain cannot eN-
plain why nor how the meeting came about;
but" Henry paused turned quickly toward
.WIlhelmina and spoke with touch Of anger
and a note OF command IN ms VOICE hut
am going 10 speak what IS IN my hesTt' tIloIsn
one minute ago had not supposed It possible
that I ever should utter II. What l am abpu,
10 say will explain all that has happened. ana
will be the kew 10 all that may hereafter happen
| love YOU. and my life IS 1T your service.
THE Princess turned to leave Henry, but ne
checked her IN a tone OF voice that was al
most q command
You shall hear all have 20 say, and when
! have finished shall, # you wish, leave berIin
f,re,,erf Turn vour face slightly from me ana
lool- M. the Queen fear, IS watching you
l,J ot intend 10 saw what have Just SAID, but
= is Ont and now / must leave no SnadoW oI
Jo,,bt m l,our mind that | spoke the truth. !
Io-DS do not "a ask to touch your hand do not ask
,,,oI, one word from your lips. ask nothing IN
return for my love save that You, believe save
that YOU know. 1t IS true slaI never '2'.l''
e,,a,l- of my love unlcss-unlesS by your com
IND and for that do not even hope
No no. whispered the girl almost inaudi-
bly, ,t,. ,, r.+,,--,od
IL II fea YOU to believe that II VIII last
-. +Le cnd If nv life That which has come
',non ~ M me so suddenly must be Of tremendous
- -, ;,,d,r, me to remain IN Berlin without
i,lr,. - rrv.ard and TO say to you what have
lust said II has taken entire possession OF me M
I,,1f I hone that through all Your life you
viii vii know that now speak the truth ~ 80 ,,,
An awkward pause ensued' lasting 50 long
thar Henry was beginning to fear he had
offended the Princess and that he must leave
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
CHURCH NOTICES

AT THE wOODWARD-AVE BAP-
list CHURCH corner Winder-st. Wor-
ship with preaching by the pastor.
Rev Maurice Penheld Fixes. D. y 10 -
1880 p. m, topic. The Family Table
CENTRAL GOSPEL HALL Grand
River and Harrison. Bible study. 2 30.
Gospel service. 80 conducted by
Evangelist Muir and others Strangers
always welcome,
ENTRAL FIRES ERIAN
CHURCH, OPP. police headquArters-
Marcus Scott. pastor Morning. 1890.
~ New Voice at Antiock" evening.
= 30 "A Years Work and New Name
Strangers and visitors most cordially
invited.
FORT ST. PRESBYTERIAN. opposite
the Union station Edward II Pence,
pastor. Services at 10 80 and 80.
Morning subject n Very Practical
Mans Religion Evening subject.
"How We are Recovered TO ourselves.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. John m. Boyd. -. d pastor. will
preach both morning and evening
Morning subject. - Candid Statement
Concerning Certain Features Of Prot
egtant Theology. sermon Celebrettn x
the four hundredth Anniversary OF John
calvin. evening subject What To 10
With the Man That Has Failed Spe-
cial music, selection from Haydn 4
Creation
JFFFERSON-AVE FREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH. cor Rivard Pastor. Rev. 4
u a. m. America. q Field. Force d
organ recital by Nj Ecnwick. Ali
are cordially invited
MARSTON-ANE PIE-bYTERfAN
CHURCH. Murstou aud Meiroso- aves -
Gorrit HuySer. minister Eible school
at = Pubhc worship at lot5 a m
and 30 y. IN.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following new books have been
received in the public library:
X X BOyd--"Tbc Worlds tariffs ana
the British system OF state Ala 10
Competing Imports" Joseph w. carr
Some Eminent N.'torians, personal
reCollectiOus Mark Twain---1s snakes
pcare Dead? TEtrICt From MY Auto
biography George w. Cummings-
-f.Iectricity and Magnetism In Tele-
phone Maintenance" William +. cur
tts-"Ouc Irish Summer Guy Du
Maurier--"An EnEllshman's Home
play. Lawrence Gllman--"Asp'rt or
Modern opera. Eclcuc ". Guerber-
MYTHS ~ the Norsemen from the
Iddas aud Sagas" James 3. Haney-
Art Fducatuu in tho Public SCHOOLS of
the United states" Maurice Hewlett
"Artemlston" idylls and songs Louis
de LAuuay-"Thc Worlds Gold it,
geology aud political economy. Arthur
I.loyd-"Etc ry-day japan. Tadasu
Mlsawa Modern Educators and Their
Ideals" 4 u. "a MonCrien -"The
Heart 90 Scotland itnphacl Pumpelly
Explorations IN Tutkcstans expe-
dition OF 1904. = Pcrlcy -. itay--''rhe
Repeal Of the Missouri Compromise.
DorOthca T.. vernon Italy from li9i
60 1890 "A. Adam Way Dc Naja-"rhe
Inner Life OF the United states" Rob
ert NJ Wcnley-"M Modern Thought and
the crisin- In Belief Hans Driesch--
= The science ana Philosophy OF the
Organism John AysCONSh - "Dro-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
MORSE MANSION
ALMOST BARREN
Art Treasures and Furniture Go To
Pay Creditors OF Former Ice King
Wife Charges Conspiracy.

NEW YORK, May 22.-ln the bare
drawing room OF the great house In
Fifth,ave.. denuded OF all its priceless
art furnishings. the wife OF Charles
w. Morse. the former multi-million'
aIre president OF the ice trust, who Is
now awaiting the final disposition OF
his case in the federal courts In the
rombs prison. today made her first
public statement OF her AFFAIRS and
those OF her husband The art treas
ures. and even the necessary furni-
ture OF the Morse home. have gone to
pay the creditors. and the energetic
southern woman occupies the barn
IKE place with single servant, Will
ing for IL 10 be sold over her mead.
Morse is under a fifteen-year sentence
for conspiracy 10 wreck" the Bank
Of North America
Many people know that my hus-
band has paid large sum OF money
owed 10 depositors in the Bank OF
North America" said Mrs. Morse
earnestly. "Of al Indebtedness Of
$1,000 900 more than s5.000.000 has
been paid. and u Mr.. Morse had had
his liberty he would not owe a penny
today
But during his Imprisonment many
judgments have been obtained against
him. many brought which are purely
and simply blackmail.
One OF these was brought agains;
rue. Although the claim dated back
six years and WAS absolute blackmail
ny lawyers advised me 10 settle Il
rather than have the additional
notorlety the suit would entail.
Too much has been said OF little
things" Mrs. Morse continued. "Ot
course sold my jewels 10 help my
husband What wife would not?
My husband is more than anxious
that all his creditors shall be paid.
The government officials boosted
that they would ruin my husband and
all his enterprises. but | did not be-
heve the court could be used as a
party TO this.
Long ago persons high In power
vowed they would ruin Mr.. Morse.
They have kept their vow against JUS
tice. ard against truth"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
BIG INDOOR CIRCUS COMING.
-
Lambriaser's Wild Animal Show
Opens Tuesday Night.

Detroit is 10 have big indoor cir
Gus. LambrIgger's Wild Animal Show
or Indoor Zoo is 60 be here for three
weeks. The announcement was made
today. when Doc" Waddell. the circus
story writer, came TO town on tho
back OF an elephant. He Is touring
the country this way, aud says the
steam cars, autos and airships are not
in II with .'Waddy," his elephant.
The deal that brings fhe only ex.
elusive menagerie TO Detroit was clos
I'd In Columbus. o.. by Waddell and
j. Arthur Caille. head OF the Casino
Amusement Co. who controls tho
building III No. 100 Woodward-ave..
where the Lambrigger Wild animals
will hold forth. The show will close
4 three weeks engagement in Column
bus. Sunday night, and will arrive here
on its own cars. Monday morning.
The grand opening in Detroit will be
Tuesday night. from 7 TO IL. The ex-
hibition is continuous. During the en-
gagement here the Zoo will be open
from 10 n. IN. 10 IL y. N. daily. includ-
ing Sundays. II is continuous; no part
Of IL can be missed no matter when
YOU go. There are % cages OF ami
mails. birds. monkeys and reptiles. and
as Waddell says: Roosevelt is out
DONE
The Zoo will prove great form OF
entertainment for ladies and children.
for the families. mornings and after
Moons. The animals. birds, monkeys
end reptiles are rare collection. Spe-
cial stress Is laid on the fact that the
I.ambrigger show is clean. honest ana
very instructive and entertaining. II
is the only show OF its kind in the
world. A big feature Is a snake -
feet long and weighing nearly 300
pounds. During the engagement here
this snake will be fed sheep and goats
II the Humane society will stay home
and not peep under canvas.
One feature are two animals with
heads like the rabbit, ears OF the rat.
teeth OF the squirrel. body OF the pug
dog. bristles OF the hog. hind feet web
bed like the goose and fore feet re-
sembling turkey feet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
CATHOLIC.

The Very Rev. NJ. J. l.. Dempsey VI
car-general OF the Catholic diocese OF
Detroit, IL taking rest In his home
near Madison. WIS
The Rt. Rev. John Foley will con-
firm class OK 50 children and adults
In Holy Trinity church Sunday even
ing at 1890 O'Clock
Plans are being made 10 have a nor
maj school for the training Of Catholic
nuns In connection with the Catholic
university In Washington. Mgr. fal-
conf mas received many petitions from
the heads or the teaching orders ask
ing that this be done. The matter viii
De discussed at the meeting OF the
archbishopS next spring.
spring festival and bazaar will
| open Monday evening in the Church 1f
i the Annunciation and will continue
n every evening during the week The
nrst moor and basement OF the hall will
De decorated with flags and bunting
Several church societies will hs ~
booths and a special program has b. a.
arranged for each evening by Joseph
s. Mcdowell
Detroit Council. No. 3O5, knights ol
Columbus, Will attend the $40 o'cloe :
mass In ST. Elizabeth's church. sun
day morning. Solemn high mass vii
be sung by the Rev. A. p. Ternes. chap
lain OF the order. assisted by the E.y
FIR. Meyer. and the Rev. FIR Halfpenny
as deacon and sub deacon. respectively
Following the mass. breakfast will 10
served TO the knights In the parisl
hall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
PREsRYTERIAN.


The four hundredth anniversary OF
the birth OF Calvin will be celeoratei
In q special manner In nearly All Oh tns
Presbyterian churches or the city sun
day.
The members OF the Presbyterian
Ministers association will visit the Al !
museum, next Monday morning and
Director Griffith Will show them the
interesting departments In that insu-
tuition.
wednesday. May IS. Mrs Alexander
Melville give an illustrated talk on
What a Traveller Saw Among INDIA
Millions" at the mid-week prayer
meeting. In the First PresoyteriHh
church
In absence et-the- ReY-A. II.
Cameron. pastor OF Emmanuel Presoy =
terrain church, who Is attending M
general assembly In Denver. the heN
w. T. Hall will occupy the pulpil Vi
Emmanuel church. Sunday.
A special praise service will be gwen
In the Church OF the Covenant sun
day evening. May %, at which ladiss
SssTss, w sing Mrs The chaTes w ri
Mrs James Inglis. Mrs. Fred Nj. Alger
and Mrs. Muir Snow.
The executive committee or the Wo-
mems Foreign Missionary society 81
Detroit Presbytery will meet Wednes-
DAY afternoon at 3 o'clock. in the First
Presbyterian church. Detroit. Mrs
Strelinger- Miss Adams and Mrs. Je
rome VIII speak on EsEHVrs AASii
Convention Of the Board OF the North
west"
The last OF the seasons great musi
cal Interpretations or Christianity VII
take place Sunday evening In the or l
st. Presbyterian church under the dlrec'
tion Of y. J. Corey. A selected pro,
gram will b e given, and Edmond
Lichtenstein. violinist. will assist the
choir with solos and obligatos Tht
fourteenth annual banquet OF the West
minister league OF the church VIII oe
held Friday night. All the young PEG
P PiseG q the congregation nave 'e'n -
At the ve.per service and organ reel.
tai to be given Sunday afternoon at
o'clock in the Jefferson Presoy'
terrain church. the following ps%9sr 6s!
(Calkinl "Roinanza' tGounod) "Hark
the vesper Hymn" (Stevenson). by ar
unaccompanied quartet; "Fastorale
tDubois) bass, bass solo NLain Like "a ~,
P Psr Ai's DnSo sr n sHd
March" (Renwick). DR.. +. II. Grouse
IL choir director and Llewellyn Rem
wick. organist.
The four hundre6th anniversary cele
bration OF the birth OF John Calvin WI
be observed in Calvary PRESBYTERIAN
church. Sunday May %. at both the
morning and evening service. There
will be a special musical program al
both services. and in the morning the
pastor, the Rev u. /. Sutherland. will
characteristics" IN the evening the
services will be under the auspices OF
the Calvary Presbyterian Brotherhood
and three addresses VIII be delivered
Times" Robert acKinnell; calvin
The Reformer and Liberator," John J
Robertson; Calvin and the Twentieth
Century" Warren +. Brinksrnon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
BAPTIST.

The Rev. Harvey q. Pearce will
preach in the Tabernacle Methodist
church Sunday evening on the theme,
THAT Boy and His Mother"
The Rev. Marshall II. Petit. pastor
OF the Stanton Park Baptist churen.
Detroit. has received a call TO Atlantic
City. N j.. but Will decline
The Rev. l. S. Hughson. OF the Wind =
sor Baptist church. VIII be the speaker
at the Monday morning meeting OF the
Baptist ministers OF the city and vi
entity.
Mrs. II. r. Phelps. OF Burma. sister
OF L. VI. Chaille. OF Detroit, Will speak
on her work I'm Burma. sunday evening
at G.30 o'clock before the members or
the Young Peoples society in the First
Baptist church. Admission is free and
there will be no collection.
The fifteenth anniversary OF the
Bible school OF the Beulah Baptist
church VIII be observed sunday. The
pastor. the Rev. IL Sidney Bullock. To
preach on The Aim OF the Bible
School" DR.. and Mrs. Crazy Will give
a stercopticon lecture On their trlp
through Switzerland. Tuesday evening.
In the church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-05-22
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