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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

tbeiIist. Die QnSsrn Tino 0orliufis
nur 3uIhdusr uno pdrtsH, bis ipdtst
aud lie an bic Reibe tOmmen.
" nimmt ben Stod uno felt i'm
duiredt Dor fid bin. inbem CT i'm ent=
peoer nit Der 6dnO bdIt ooer nit ben
6uBen refp. 9nien feIttlsmmt. Seine
beioen Nddbdrn 9 uno & ne6mm ies
Der einsn 9pI3I0fisl. Damn lGbi u an
benz Stod bic Singer ipieberbolt BON
oben mad unten elsiten, inoem CT bic
9onobemesung elmer Spinnerin mods
abmt, bic ben ToOen BON oben num
nnten fibrt. Nae Spieltbeilnebmer
perfuden burh Summer uno 8rums
men Elm @erdui6 Gbnli6 BEN ShRurz
rem zines Spinuraoss berpor3ubringen.
Damn un6 mann Fdbrt nun Il redt
idnea einen Ieidten S6Iaq mad benz
Snie zines feiner Rahbdrr. qbsr 9
uno 6 ahten gsnau ouf bic 5anobez
DeguH9en oes q uno tuer bemertt, DoB
" einen ioI6en S6lda ausfibrt, psrs
iudt io9leid nit isinsm 90ffel bic
9dno oes u 3u t~rsffeu. Sit u reht
s%elpduot UNI redt flint, 70 fdldat .
reIp. s porbei uno trifIt ni6f bic
9dno oes u, ionbern oas signe anis.
mas odnn Elm ongsmsinss bsrsIi6es
Sdden DeranlaBt.
Sinh u, 9 unb 6 sipa flint miuus
ten an Der Reibe eetoeIeu. 70 peroen re
ourh orei dnbsre Spielsr abaeloli.
Infer Spiel 1T seeisHst. Sung uno 9Ii
Elm StiinO6sn dnseusbm gu untsrbaI.
ten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

Die antlport Robsls 6ssann lu,n;a
sr~muibis,no: Sd bin tein qnhdnosr
nieisr esosrapbiittn 5orf6unosre.s
len. Ole mid beuisutogs ME elm qna=
dronismus anmathen. BON einen
gnOe osr @slt gum on0ern Iino Sic
Menidsn burb Ssleorapben unb Bot
perbuHosn; IS sibt in @iisn R.uaIts
riee ODER @elebrts, sic BEN 99eiie3iel
n6bsr pohnsn ais Sis. uno Die Is hs.
obahtsR uHo bsifrsi6en tonnen. Sh
claude. Sis tonnten fir Sbren Cha.
tenourit elm beferes 5slO finoen. @ser
I'M Shnsn 81 5siseu, 0ab i'd imms,
logiih hanosle, idids i'd Sbnen BEL
lisssno 3ualti6 cine @ri Dement,
meiHsr 4niiht." 0em Brief Iaa Gin
5iemIid bober 6hsd b.i; sulammen
init oieisr pon ylobsl asl,istsien Sums
me un0 benz Stipsnoium OR Iduss
hiitsn Rsgisrun0 untsrnabm Spen
SeoiR feline sriie 6ori6unasrstf..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
srabIinasIebnen.

So babe Sehniadt nab blaBbIuusu
8liit6en,
Rad ueidem 9uft. mad iparmsm
6riibliHssipeb'n,
SD babe Sebniaht nab ben 5isels
bingen,
no SdIiiHelblHmsn aDloselb sriiBsno
iteb'H!
Rad ausaenrisIsIn. peitsH MieieHz
mottsn,
had RahtisuIeH. iunssm 9u6sns
grin,
Rad iIberbsasm. friihIinssfrObsm
9dhen
uno mad oem erfen, bldHen R0ieHs
bliib'n.
SIN 6rIblingsfonneniheine moht i'd
naHnern
Weit in bic punoerin1ne Welt hiHein.
un0 lauIden moot i'd ano bic 5dnOs
fdlten
SIN Ien5eeThmidten, groBeu 9Ottsss
boinl
. mare bod Der 0inier Thon aeudns
gen
uno mid Dem ueiben, lpei6en Bill
tbenihReeI
8 idme snplia bod bes 9su5ss
Qrangenl
uno beilte bsimlin oles Mintsrspeb!
Die tranfen 6ersen uno bic Soff=
nungsmiiDel,
Sic pirosn Sroit i'm 6riblingspuns
Der ieb'n;
DEM treun Der 5err Der Welt fhentt
5riblinesblitbeE.
CAPT er aud SsrSsu pieoer aufers
Iteb'nl
Sepabrt chamber bob Dor allen
6er5eleio!
9ur5 1T SIZE 3sit. bic ibr beiIammeH
Ieio.
uno Oh aud piele Sabre sud ber=
einen,
Ginf peroen ME Ntinuten fe euh
fheineu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Der beId,amte Dieb.

Der oIie SGgsr WOrib bate in Ieis
ner Stube eineu aboeri6teten Star,
Der einige Norte iprsfen tonnte. Wenn
gum gsiipiel Der Sdeer rief: "Stdrs
lsin. iDo biIt DUP" 10 idrie Der Gtor
anemal: ga bin ihl" - Des Radz
bars lIsinet 8orl bate an BEN 8ogsl
feline aanS beion0ere 6reuOs uHo mad
te ibm offers einen 8sIud. Ills aarl
ipieogr einmal lam, mar Der ,Sdger
sbsn uift in Der Gtubs. aarl fiug ges
ihiDino. ben Boael. iiedie ibn in bic
9aids uno pollts Ii6 oamit fortihleis
den. 2llsin in eben Dem dueenblid
tam Der 5desr. ST gsoahie benz anas
ben cine 5reuoe gu MAIDEN uno rief pie
gepObnIih: sG .drIein. no biIi DUE"
uno Der @ossi II esr Guide bss anas
ben fdrie. 70 laut Ct tonnts: n9a bin
ih!~
Gin Disbitatl ri 70 f6tau sr mag.
CT lommt of isiiTam an ben Tag.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
nreine eIterr..

8 pie freu' i'd MID Der @abe,
Dat i'd msine Gltern bobe,
Die fir mid Dom Wlorgen
Bis gum 4btnb forosn.
2)ie mid tleioeu. mid ernd6rsn,
Wih bas goie meioen lebrsn,
Did IN msinsn pilidtsn
Giebrsi6 uuterridten.
9 ih mid lie misosr lieben.
Sic nit 9oriab ME beirubsn.
Win mid tets bsitreben.
9rap unb trsu 81 lsbeR.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

Silent der Dor einissn 9agsl ret
gtfprohen purbe. gu 'einem 8trtleis
bigger: sd bin sesommen. 6err got.
tor. SbHeH uoI sinmoI meinsn Dtrs
binblidfsr Doni oaFar aus3uiprsd'n.
bob Gle MID meinsr Bamilis 5urid'
e,gsbsn, Tisins tbrs seretiei bobsn!.. -.
uno oaHn hdft' if aud iOi.osr cine
neue Sahs."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
GeieuiceaitsipieIs.
sptnnsn.

Ollie GpisIt6silnsbmer tilosu nit
ibrsn Stiblen sinsu Grsis. 8as Cos
sntihsiost. Der ben 4Hfans MAIDEN
fol-.
81 unIsrm Spisl brGuhsn mir eiHen
Siutm6sisn, b. 8. einsn gsisnitisl
ober arobersn GtOd (8olsauriianes).
aussrbsm 3iDsi Isihie 6ol5loifeI (aiis
6tnloffs0. 3und9ft fno nur u ano
feline bsiSsn 1aabarn % unb q bss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
aemo,rnaar.

90sispirib Tin 5SbsnturDri. su ben
nsusn gureoitea): .Gb bic Guit bier
o5en cat III. fragsn Gis2 Dns min ih
meinen ~ ionit narsn mir nihi 70
at ssporbsH!" nWisoisl Sabre
5dbleH Gle benin, 0dtsrdsn2@ ~
s0sunsial"-.uno Gle. Waiisrdsn2@
.Se65igl" .Dlanbsn Sic ihr
niht - Fs 1T faOn febsisl' - sunD
u eff n2tsis!-
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Qnitaaersuen.z el onnlon.

ia Bat li6 iDisber elmer fpsgen uns
9liidlihtr 2iebe umgebradtl. -. Wit
mar fid tpsgeH elmer 5rau umbringen
Tam, bic nan nod gar nint e.bsiras
tbet bat, bsritebe Id uihtl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
MnrnrI1tin.

Der 8Iuu5sn aafpar bat MI neus
lid an e'fsIdtsn @ffsu s'bsibsnl"
nuno mas bait o orauf s'antiport'2@
~Rir A. er Is fhou' 5'peit neg
a'ne'nl@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Gtn Ausmca.

Strr Gin elmer 8siegfhoi. gum ans
BERN: nGeitatten Sis mir. 3bntn bi,
6dube 81 i1tttelh, oumii non gIaubt,
id lenns jenanosH bier" 3peitsr:
ugsit 0srsuiissn. if bsfinbs mid in
dbnlidsr goel.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
seriifstrrnr.

~0as iosea sic, Der Reporter
WliiIlsr iOu feline sisens 6odSsit eeitort
baben2" TT nSa. er bat Die Mnipruhe
hes YFarrers no6Itenoaropbiyt."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

5austusht (3u sin,m 6srru, ben
e. Tosben binausqsfporfsn Bat. ibm bas
Del bsr3Iidit bic 6aHo orldsnb): SO,
bamit Gle fsben. oaB ia nidts Der
foniihes gegsn sic bahe.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
sdt,prrer unr,,urf.

MoHn: .0snte Dir, Der Gbef oss
s,laa,tIssidGftes auf Der eds bat
gillette gemaht uRO fh bnnu entIeibti"
II 8rou (fsierlih): Nm osiien 2obs
biiL 0u mitidnIoia!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Aurrl,rl,,,t,un.

Weinrsiisnber Ger bonn @irth,
nahoem er bic Wsinproben e~etoItet
battle, tUortlos binousgetDorfen ipuroe):
~Sm TT Elm RELIES @aItbaus!"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
WHcnl,rr,fu.

a.: nQIfo bas 1T Sbre 9raut9"
g.: aSo. punbern Gle f6 iiber meme
BobI2" a.: nusber Spree Rsin.
iibsr ihre.~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
prudtfcI,lrr.

Sn bisisr QtmoIpbdrs oes @dnaps
les aufseipadien. mar Der ltngliids
li6s aIsi6lam sum @srbrcdsr prds
beftilirt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
S5urnOrislisch
Grtirltiri1n.

Nutisr: .Morib. 9u biit ON rrhs
ten 3sigsfinssr i6parS, maid Dir
ibnl"
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
MdtbieI G6e
2Smc6[1aBen . Ndtbrer.

2Su6Gfo6en 2idtbref.
Wsan q" an Der opeitsn STEELE ifebt,
Das gSGtbielipOrt bur6 bic JsIbet
Mpt;
4uf Der boben Sdule bat Is fubiri,
Bie aeder uno MieIeu mar cuItipirt.
Wlit Fl" Itebt es in filler Raht
Ills erniter 6orider auF bobsr Dddtf
IS lenit ben Bid gum Simmel biHauf
ge!radtet IinnenO tsr Sterns 2aui.
Stelt man elm 3ei9su nod bot bat
Mort,
Our grbe tebrt es suriid Fofort:
Sin sutes 5ropfhsn, elm fsinssGsridt
Die Iino ibm Iieber ais Elm geoiht.
6a6renrdt6er.
12 7tsil bon gnrobp.
S6Iaffslm6 rter.
l 2 6......... Sportgerdtb.
2 3 4 1 &c.. @efdB.
3 4 8 s A.. Elm @sbirse in amsrira
4 8 8 5...... .Gbaractsrjue.
8 800. eblt GmpfiHoung.
8 B 3....... .Borname.
Z 34356 4. Wletaa.
......... alibibIiider Rame.
2Gaeif8es 5aPrerquaorat
2 3
4 3 g
z s .
Die 3ablen bieIes 2uanrats iiHb
berart at %arraneiren, boB bic SUNNI
Der sin3elnsn 8 geiben, nGmlia Der z
pagrs6teu, Der orei Isntredtsn uno bel
bsiosn DiosonaIreiben bic i'm DorIin
senoen Sale benibar srobte pirb.
SIR Nafl6inns Der obissH RathIsl III
IOIssnos' preis ausssi.bt:
gin Grldblunssbad.
Bel btrAusIooiuHg Oss Brsiies .onmeH
nur ioLhs Bsmerber, bic ale orsi Ritbid
rihtig sel0it uno bic NuiI6iuHssH bic gum
s.. Wai. 1879 tlHssibitl babeH, tn 5ss
trahi..
aaTSluna or RitlI.I Ia 0o. IA.
/.
Often - Onrn.
2.
DfttrIiIis.
8.
Gst. Gsisr, esaubsr, SissirIsD, Cierisf.
6attOpis, Gupbrat, 9rens, On.
Gin robss . terfef.
Refine ri6tise g0iunesa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Prsis 500

ureI GRemieaI Co., ss /. gue.. milsuan,ss
~ %eHH Hidt tei Strem gvotbstsr. puhirei
ssaeH SinieHoaua ots Setraaes.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
uROI
has ncue Spes
sihtum aeaen
SettnaHen

E9bd6es
iuhdnas btr
&itrtuu. 8laii
cine nnniae
Nieoisiu uno
uuo MIR uca
8ianssn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02

Sea, Geisr, esaubsr, SissirIsb. CfsrfsEt
RattOfpis, Gupbrat. 9reHe, on.
Gin frobes . Ftrfef.
Refine ri6tise q6iunesu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-05-02
Milpaatee, eOnntas. 2. Mai.

Der Morsen pGdi runost Fd sum
Wiittag, obst srol un0 oHFtr bleibt bic
Welt Die Some tommt niht. lie 1T
in BEN Rebelmssr srtrungsn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
Common Council fleets Tonight
and Again Friday Vigil.
IMPORTANT NATTER WAS OMITTED
Appropriating Money for
Special Work in Connect on with
Street Paving Not included in First
CsII-Business for Session Tonight.

Because a resolution apprOpTiatihE
about 81 son to cover special expcndi-
lures I'm connection with the new
street paving was emitted from In"
list OF matters TO be considered al
the special meeting Of the common
council called for tonight. PRESIDE nj
y. s. Jones. yesterday authorized the
issuance Of call for another spccia'
meeting 20 he held Friday night.
The money provided in this r'so,
luton is to b. expended in pittins
concrete drainage depressious at
street intersections in the macadam
paving which is to bc laid on Ger
tain streets In East End. and IN en-
ployiug an engineer TO assist City
Engineer Pearse.
Several very important matters are
on the calendar for tonish's meet
Ing. among them being RESOLUTION
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
SOME ASTOUNDING FIGURES.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Report for Past Year.

For the information of It's army OF
policy holders. The Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company Of New York. has
issued a statement of its staining at
the end OF the wear 1905
The magnitude OF the company :
opera ions is astounding To fully nm
derstand the meaning II tue figires
dealing in totals for the year. il is
necessary To bring them down to tn"
smallcs; division Of time. For exam
pie. the mind can scarcely comprc-
bend the significance Of the sia;|mcn
that the ;o'el amount of urtSan ; ,n-
policies AT the end OF the year was
81 .SSl S9n 500. hut one can FasiiF
grasp the TO iCSS GStC undng fact hat
during the business hour Of every
iay in the year an average of G.:i?
new policies were issued and paid
for. Every day-taking the avrrac"
for IN" vcar-tiI persons received
from the company The full vale Of
cash policies which had been carried
foT their benefit Every iav the com
pant paiG out TO its pplicyhoIders
and added TO the policy paying fund
treServc fund.- more Ihans Si.S 40
The value Of property owned and
acquired by the Metropolitan Lite dur.
ing 1908 increased al IN" rate " si21..
CT0 per dsy poIicy holder of the
company dies every six minutes AMI
tn" company paws during bu'ir"ss
hours 4 death claim on tho avcrag'
every SiEty-twO seconds
The company owns nrarly On" h"n
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16

dred million dollars worth Of Unltei
States bonds. city bonds, and railroad
bonds and stocks: more than ninety
millions Of bonds and mortgages:
more than twenty-five millions of real
estate and much other tangible prop
erty: al! held as assets available Tor
he payment Of its obligation. Nearly
Yen million policies (9.S6O.10S}. are
Carried by individuals in the Metropoi-
itan Life II these poEcyhoiders were
gathered into one community they
would constitute city Of more than
the combined population of the twelve
largest cities in the United States.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
ulln Passes Upon vo|un.
u PUllhn and Refers Case.
INVOLUNTARY PROCEEDINGS
kaSkiiitles Of the Lumber Dealer
& Ameunt to $76.1s1.42, While His
Hetai Assets Are Scheduled at $751;
ooS-Prineipai Creditors.

Richard w. Newman, trading under
4 the firm name of r. W. Newman
Co. has been adiudged bankrupt
sby Judge Waddill. in the federal court
'sat Norfolk, upon a voluntary petition
snd the case has been referred to
Referee In Bankruptcy John B. Locke
of this city.
One day last week certain small
cfeditors filed an involuntary bank
I tuptcy petition against Mr.. Newman
7lr. Newman already was preparing
I to 20 into bankruptcy. ard his coun-
! Ael, Mr. Allan d. Jones. proceeded
10 file the voluntary petition. Judge
Waddtll's action upon this petition
puts an end to the involuntary pro
seedlings.
In the schedule OF assets and liabil'
lties. Mr.. Newman gives the total
yalue of his assets as $55,S65, and
his total liabilities as $76,19I42.
OF the assets $50. 500 is in rea! es-
cate and $500 is in stock In trade.
OF the liabilities $4,000 is In Sc
erred claims. and s24.934.l9 in unsc'
cured claims. Notes and other bills
which ought to be paid by other par
ffe6 (paper endorsed by Mr.. Newman)
ja9xregate $7.45235. Unpaid taxes
amount to $762SS Among the princi-
pal secured creditors are the Cfti-
sens & Marine Bank. First National
Bank, Union Savings Bank. OF Wash
.inkton, Sarah p. Harvey Of Philadel-
plaia, and the estate OF F. w. Darling,
Most OF the unsecured claims are
small, and the holders of the CHER
l0f these are Carolina J. Newman. OF
Williamsburg. the Nansemond Lum'
ber Company and w. Harwood.
! Mr.. Newman has been in the lum-
her business here for many years.
md until . few years ago his affairs
wsre in splendid condition. The fail
are Of several contractors and other
large creditors Is said to have the
prime cause for his failure.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16

Thomas Dixon. Jr.. the anthoT Of
The CIansman." the much discussed
Reconstruction play. which will be
seen At the Academy Of Music on
Thursday. February -. said recently
Of his work:
Il have been accused vt xriting
nv books and plays for money only.
This is a cheap assertion. one that
Is prompted xiih falschcoJ on its very
face. Books written mercy TO make
money never make II. Books which
attain tremendous success nave with
in them 'hc tremendous emotional
impulses Of their authors-impuiscs
bis AMI vial, that throb and puissfc.
take hold Of ;hcir readers. grip them
and scud them across the way 10 tell
their nciehbo-s. Nv books we're writ
ten under sIch an impulse. had
something 30 say and couldn't keep 81
hence. said ~ simply. passionstciy.
boldly. without apology. trimming or
lying. And the people hear u gladly.
Is do no: need to assert It's truth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
vaudovnh ~ Pictures

The Bell fheater was crowded at
each performance yesterday after
noon and last night. and the audien-
ces seemed very we'll pleased by both
the pictures and the vaudeville pro-
grams.
The picture program consists OF
,wo excellent films. "Eess and her
Goose comedy scene by Pa;he.
and a descriptive film entitled THE
Laplanders."
In the vaudeville bill. Harvard aad
Cornell pleased with their singing
while Gene Davis AS a tramp come
dian seemed 30 make good.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
SociaI-PersonaI

Mrs. John Randall entertained al
bridge whis; yesterday afternoon In
homer of her sister. Mrs. r. o. Chap
man. Of Smit hfield These present
were Mcsdsmes r. C. Chapman,
Frederick ?. Paien. Almon +. Bowen,
I.angdon Lewis, Of Lynchburg: q
Walker Pierce. Edward Roberts. +.
|. CornbrooS. Godfrey l.. Smith. A.
l.. Hopkins. Louis G. Phillips. J. Win
sion Read. william L. Cooke. Wilmer
henson. Edloe Morecock. W. W. Har-
wood. Homer l.. Ferguson. l.. Il. Man.
vile. Herbert Cooke. William Roam"
Aytt;. A. c. Jones. ! l.. Patton. II.
T.. Parker. Charles BARTLETT. Alexan.
der T. Moore. Horace Avery and Wal,
ter A. Pest. Miss Mon gnmery. of
I.ynchburg. the Misses Leach. OF
Philadelphia. Misses CIriia Sallcy.
Addie New. Ada liaughton and Mel
lie Harris.
Miss Ellen Taylor of Toann. is
the guest OF relatives in his city
Mrs I.angdon Lewis. Of Lynch
burg. Is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
AImou =. Bowen. in Nor'h Eni
Rev. Dr. HJrinc. who Is acting a.
pastor Of the Trinity Lutheran
church. lett yesterday for The his.
trici Of CO iumbia to spend few day,
a. his country home.
Mrs. Il q. Chapman. of Smi,hh"ld
Is :bc gacs; Of her sister. Mrs. John
Randall. &c this city.
Miss Nary Kopp Is visiting r"lp
iivcs In Baltimore.
Miss Roma Stoddsrd has returned
from a visit TO relatives in Elmirs
y. Y.
Mrs J c Bowman has hT"n called
tn Richmond by news NJ the illness
Of her mother. Ma. ] " GI!icSpic
Miss Clcoca Poole left Saturday for
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
JUNIORS TO
De MINATED TONIGHT
Nailsy Fcsns Council VIII Take in
Big Class Of New
MArNhere

Valley Forge Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics. will
initiate class Of 4! new members
this evening at the council chambes
Rosenbaum's hall.
The campaign for new members
has aroused great interest among
the Juniors CT the Peninsula. and all
Of the councils have added greatly
to their strength. The class to be
Initiated by Valley Forge council to
night probably is the largest ever
Initiated by any council in this sec
ton 1t one time
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
2403 jefferson AvenuS
Established 1895.

SALE OF STOCK IN TRADE OF
BENJAMIN y. WILKINS. BANK
RCPT. AND CHATTEI.S. at GIG
TwENTY-EIGHTH STREET. AND
HORSES. WAGONS, STORE AND
OFFICE FIXTURES, AND CANDY
FACTORY AND PARAPHER-
MALTA.
TAKE NOTICE. that In pursuance
Of decree entered February II. 1909.
In the matter Of BENJAMIN p. wilkins,
Bankrupt the undersigned calls for
scaled bids for the stock in trade OF
the said bankrupt at BIG Twenty
eighth street. and the chattels at the
said store. with the horses. wagons.
store and office fixtures and candy
factory and psraphernaiia. as q whole
and In parcels. Bids must ~ filed on
or before February 18th. 1859. The
risht. Is reserved TO reject any and
all ri3s. and In the discretion 81 toe
Trustee TO accept bids on port ions of
the above property and tn reject on
others. 4 private sale. ~ made. TO he
subject to confirmation by Referee.
A. G. GARRETT.
2.I6td Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
DR.. ANETI ADDRESS
the PATRONS LEAGUE
Program Arranged For
Meeting at North End Senoo'
TODAY

An address by Dr. W. r. ASiet' on
Contagious Diseases will he the
feature Of The III" ting Of the Patrons
League OF the North End school, 20
be held this afternoon at $50 O'Clock
,at the school hui,iing.
An interesting program has been
arranged fer this meeting. and the
entertainment c mmittee will serve
refreshments afi". The formal part
OF the pr, gram has been rendered.
These meetings are open Z" the
public. all mothers being especially
invited 20 b. pTr.rnt.
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Tempting Menva.

Luncheon ard upper will bc serv'
Cd today nv 'hc ladies' % 81. Aga'ha $
Guild. " s. Paurs Episcopa! church
nj 2sIT Washington avenue. the
iun' hc"n hears being from noon Ia
> o."'"ck. and supper from $40 TO
oci"ck These hours were selected
especially - tHe convenience Cf
business m"r Tempting menus have
bcca prepared 10y the ladies.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
'0'" NO REGRETS

DELAY has filled maHy a home with
sorrow. Death comes and then re-
Srct, Pneumonia comes IN the night
same as group. GOwAN'S PNEu'
MONA PREPARATION knocks the
firs, symptoms. Colds. coughs. pains
and soreness and aIimcnts coming
from jpfIa mmation and congestion are
ogickjy relieved. Extcrpai-absorbcd
All druggists. $I.so TO 2sc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
New Nile Course.

4 new measured mite course was
laid of in IN" - r in front 81 this
CITY ycs'rrda, for the second trial
run Of tho cshI" lavIns steamer. 10
seph Henry. winch is nearing compile
ton a. the sh;rvsrd. Tor the quarter.
masters i"Psrtm mt The second trta'
run viii y" ma" in a few days over
the now rOurS"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16

Those who read and see know it Is
true. Yet as a standing challenge
to my critics. | offer one thousand
dollars reward for the discovery OF
a single historical error in The Clans
man..
Mail orders for seats for 81 he
Clansman" are now being received
and filed in the order of their re-
ceipt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16

directing the city attorney to take
such steps as may be necessary to
collect funds on deposit with the
Newport News National Bank. and
resolution appropriating $4,000 for
special sewer work made necessary
by the new paving.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
n voa AFe q 1hiIo Sensitive

ASrsi The siEe of yosr shoes TT sore ssitsEsc.
TIA W AMOS Inst Dsny People rs- ~esf ~ -
Is'o hon. Iust the thias IL, Dancing rsrt,,.
rstest Lesihcr shnss ard for hrrasi7s IN Nov
ehceS WIN rohh~-s n, ovcrshc~s c~~orpc
necsssery SRI y"ur shc~s pinch, liirn's yoo:
tase give ipsisat rei,er sold Iverrvb,se
~ ample Heee. Adfre> Alien 8 uIsr.
std, lie Roy. n. Y. Don't sccspl any sas-tits,.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16

Tuesday. the ladies' Of Sc Agaiha's
QufId win serve luncheon from ~ IN
0'cIock- and supper from 500 TO s
0io)ock ut 3s17 washington Avenue.
xy1ce. - cents each. Menu: Delicious
G1ickea Salad. Oysters. Ham. Hot
1oocuifs. Coffee and Dessert Ices
oktf1- Business men are especially
invested to take their luncheon with
~ indies. 2-l3-t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-16
BIG CROWD OF MEN.
Attended Final Meeting Of Religious
Work institute.

Work institute.
The religious work institute. under
the auspices OF the Young Men's
Christian Associations of Tidewater
Virginia, came to a close Sunday
afternoon with mass meeting for
men ut the Academy Of Music. Some
eco men gathered al The Academy to
attend the meeting. the feature Ct
which Was an address by Mr.. II. W..
Arnold. Of New York. an international
y. u. C. A. secretary.
The association officers are we'll
pleased with what was accomplished
BY tho institute. which began with a
meeting for boys Friday afternoon.
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ARTILLERYMEN ARRIVE.
Two hundred and Fifty More Sol
oSers Return From Cuba.

IVY "'VU wv '"Ny "V'S OSF-
6ers Return From Cuba.
The United States Transpor, Nc
Cleilan arrived in port Sunday after,
noon from Havana. bringing Battery
r Of the third field artillery. There
are about two hundred and fifty men
IN the battery and about one hundred
q them were given liberty Yesterday
sfternoen ard they were very much
IN evidence around the streets yes
ter1ay.
u h expected tina; the battery will
besye 20. Fort Myer. Va. at
O'Clock this morning over the Chess'
Veake 4 Ohio on a special troop
tsaia.