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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

lid tpubrenOi Der ifnferre0itr1g mi!
0r Hidte i'm gBiminer alfaebaltcn.
in benz man iebes Wort peritebeI1
fonnte, Dos in Serrn Ne9ris 3immcr
fieI.
Ntit geirieotsuu,g kemerfte lie om
ginorud, ben 2atours psrlonlif)e
2iebesmorte aiIi bas iunee Mdoden
modJten, unb ersriff ioiort sic 9iin'
itig, @elegcnbait, Die Sode our &C.
piinit)ten ooiuns Su bringen.
Sic trat alio Gin u1o 1prah
ireunollh l1d)elnb:
,2ieber Trcuno, Sui lit eeraoe inl
gB,immer. geben Sie binein nnO
iprcd,M Sic nit ibr."
Che Ser perbliifite Gater eincn
Gimpnto erbeben forntc, bate DIE
encraiide Cant, Sen Sreier idpn ms
GBSinmer eeidoten, no or ielner
2icbc s~c9aniibsr Itano.
Sui mar ean5 bciB urO ROTH. 0as
ebcn @.borte bate lie ionOerbar er'
rcet uno in cine eieentbiimlihe Ser.
uirr,,na periett. Soltye @orte bate
Tic wobl idon g,Icien, aber nod ME
9cbort. llro lie 9alten ibr : lie tpar
cs, Die 10 gdic6t, 10 = ia man fonnte
poil iagcn, angebetet ipurOe. @ouarh
2atour cridien ibr alii elrwnal in
cinem aan5 anoeren 2idte. Die lal-
&c, slltroulibe 9efonntidaft o%erianf
uno etpas Neues, @unoerlides urto
Srsflopiencrregenoes talidte oafiir
aui. llno nun itano er Dor ibr uno
iie ionte linn iagen, oaB lie i'm nld)t
beiratbeu applIte neln, pirflit)
nidt, oa cr feline ounfeln Saare uno
feline ounfcln Nugsn urIo feinen 0un.
fel Sbnurrbart beiaB.
9(ui einen anberen 3runo fonnte
Die pcr1pirrte Sltie iif I'M Illsenblid
nidt b%eiinne,, unb oa H. oieien OILS
boilihes We1oben nidt onfiibren
ourfte, iogte lie lieber gar nid)ts, ion.
bern iab Serrn GOuarO 2atour nit
bililoiem, perrpirrtem Bid al.
Serr gouaro 2atoilr war niht MIR
elm ~liebenSer., ionoern audi Elm fluger
Wann. Mas ibm moslidertpeiie ali
vriabrung in Ser 8ebanolung jun.
| aer Waoden iebIte, erieste Der Sn.
itinft Ser 0iebe. CT that bas 4liig.
ite, rpas er unter biefen WerbaltniNen
tbun fonnte.
Obne iih a,f erftorunsen uro
DerbanoIunsen einalrlaien. 3os er
bic ueberraidte raid in ieine Nrme
un6 ioete sGrtQid:
Suit @eliebte. .poaM sptlt ol
bid uno mid nod nit elmer 8eoett'
3eit qadlen2 Oh neibt ia, tpie Iange
unb treu i'd sid liebe."
Smie ipolte iih aus Sen mnidlin'
aenbm Mrmen losreiBet, tpoDte Den
Wsmno ofinen, benn Tie bate fih iesi
oui anerlei beionnen, pas in Oear
niht abgeididten 9rieie 10 titbit
unS iadMemdB nieorscihrioben spar
Nber iie fam nid,t oa3L es hnn ans,
| Snipreden. oenn Gouaro 2atorr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

s.aHa|uW LH..H
gcrtlid) 'Ton srIcbiJt mar mo i.
Bar uidJt mcbr bcrii5rcn ourftS
Gbenio crying IS ibrem Gatcr
Serr Negri iGar S"Itriut in Dem Se'
ifSit, neil CT 0c1 Yntrag ~it5croat)tc
nno nod pieles anbcre, mas nit inn
5uiammenhing.
Seine Su,anne mar Elm biioid:s
unb reihcs Wobd)en. Gobolo CT lie
crit mlSiiibrtc, iuiiroan iih 0c:plB
sablrcidc Srcier iinocn. Gr mar,
mie idpou 6eiogt, Gin ctsuas bcqllcncr
Serr u1o Nurd) i'nc large @ittipcr'
idoit picS;r in acknowledgements
bciten 5nrildgciallcu. IS miiroe rctlt
uWbcuuon iciu cln, crmadIele God.
ter alla5lfilbren llno nod unbcquc.
MGR. u~nliobiame Sroicr ab5ulpeiicn,
Mcr peib, mas fir Hncn Icif)tlin.
niocn, ii,reen aerl iid) feline Sui
cinmal oualufte! Surge Woodcn,
sic nat) Dem Scr5el ulb obnc Ser.
nunit miblI n, i"refien mciit ein'
idlcdte @rbl. Scrrn 2ntour fonnta
icoer Gater icine Eodtcr unbcoingi
nit Sral0c1 onpcrtrauan.
Gr trenrte iid) nod nid)t grin bon
ieircm W1ocl. aber picIeift mar
bics 'oic bette Yartbie fir lie unA
iportc ibr uno inn in Ser 3ufunii
pieI, 26nlpie unO Sdnuicrigfcitcn
Sarii blieb in ieiner MSbc utb in oe:
aItgnpobntcn @erbGltniiien. Ct
mubte ibr oas aqcs nodpnals aus.
einanocrieeen.
Sein, critic Srase beim Dfittags.
clien tpar oesbrlb: n@inO, bolt 81,
ihon Sen @rief al !Serrn 2atour &C.
i%d)rieben?"
llno alf oie b~eiabetuSe Mntluor1
iprab er apeiter: .Shaoc, aber piel.
lcid,t Iabt iid oas nod riidadngia
mtoden. Sd mohte nGtnIid, bab bu
Dir oen Nntrag reifIid itberleeit. g.
lit cine 2e%bensfrage, ulto sic ioI MAJ
nidt in Cit paar Minutr, abtbun
On fonntelt oeine ucbereilung ipate,
pieneid)t bereuen."
1ieier a,tiiht mar aith Srau Dto
rel -geap.fen. sic bate oeSbalb scr
Brief frog SlIies oringenoer Mab
nung, gar nidt abgeseben nno tan
am Mad,mittuse. I'M nit Sdrpaae;
unS Nid,tc sic beoelitiome Mngel'
gei,beit nod eirmal ourdDuipreben
.5e sic enoeiiltiee Gntideibung it'd
SD mill bid, ourd)aiis nidlt iibcr
rcoel1. mein liebes 9ino." iagtc il
nit iebr i~lherrioenoer Sti1nane, .a5cl
10 imnee @s1oden wie Su fennen il;
Ser; meiit ielber nid,t. @laube mi
nur, Die 2iebe fonumt f4on. oeni
aieb, er,psdt @esenIidbe. 2atour
liebt bid treu unS innis felt beinen
&inbertagen, unO oas apirit on Ida.
zen lernen. Tu bdtteit Gin ieltenes
@liid, iold eansn prattisen Wanll
Su erbalten."
I 9ater nnS Tante iasten nod piel,
uno 3iun SdJlllB periprad) Sui, iid
Die 2 ad,e III iiberidl men, 9ie befben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

film poriuaris gebeno, idyioB oicien
rotben, balbgcoiineten MItIod,cnmuno
nit Gl1ern itiirmiid)en 8uB, in brm
ieber @iOeritano l%oil.los ultersin9.
Sic @cfiiBte pubte nid)t, spie i5r &C.
i6ab. SIR pirbslten Die Gimme =,
MIR Gin einsiser @'oanfe rang 1ih
aus Oem Gbaos mnpor, elm ifyeuer,
uneriabrencr acknowledgements,
Der bulb wcinte urto halb ladt; balb
miocritrcbte unS bod iid in er1pa.
d,cnber 31rtlidfcit nidt ungern Dem
unobpenobaren Sdidial bei,gte:
or bat mid sefiibt, i,St lit es emit
idieoen, iest bin ih ieine Sraut.
Nun muB it ia iagen."
60 fam Der gerlobung bon Sl.
ionne Nosri NIT Gouaro 2atorr 5u'
Itanbe.
9rei Gage oara,,f lhrieb Suie an
hire b9ita Yeniionsireumoin:
2iebite Glare!
Seit carei 5asen bin ih Sic 9Iiid'
Iihe graut bon Gbuaro 2atolr, ben
i'd felt meincn &inoeriubren Iiebe,
CT lit Gin rei3enoer Wenid) uno gana
mein @cidmad NIT ieinen leiid)ten-
ben, binumelbIanen Mlt9en unb golb'
bIonocn Soara,. sld gIdre. id) base
ia gar niht acpuBt. oab Srai,ticin
10 cnt5iidMb lit. GoIge bafS mad
0einer feIigen
Gujc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

aftea 6attcn ibr BEN Sopf 70 poa 'se-
reoet, Dab lie garj aufacregt uno UNI
rilbig 'pur unOf 5uan erItenmal IN
ibrem 2ebe1l cine i6tailofe Nad)t
bate. @as Tie g.iprod,ei,, tpar nid)t
einorudsloS in ibr o~erfluneen, es
bate bier unb ba Saiten angeidla.
gen, Die nun letie nadBitterten uno
aQerlci nod nte gebahte @ebanfen
in ibr meften. gs lodte lie, 10 balb
psrbclratbct uibo ielbitdnOig, BON
Iacn b%clpunoert ui,o beneIoet 5u
,peroen. Nbw Damn oadJte lie mieoer
an BEN 9rui,tigam. Hein, lie pollte
Iicber nid)t. Serr 2atour ,uar ibr 81
bcfannt uno 81 alltaglidt Sen fornte
lie nift beiratben, Defenders oa O.
rotbe Saare llnb paHerblaue gIgcn
battc. Sas par bas Musiflasgcben.
DC, mas ibrem gntid,lub oas Siesel
mlibuidtc, umb 10 erflorte iie benz
Yapa om nGtiten Morgen, baB iie
nad reiflititcr llcberleaung Oarauf
bebarren n,iiiie, ben gntrao nb5ulcb.
,ten. Sic bate nifts ge9cn Den
Sreier, ober and nid)ts Tiir i'm, unb
ba lobnte es bod eigentlih nidt, i'm
81 b%eirntben.
Scrrn Nosri tbat oieier gntidyl,rb
irincr Sohter ebrlih leio, aber npebr
Sureoen fonntc CT nidyt. Gs par i'm
@rurSc acnommen ibre eieerite SIN.
gelegenbeit. Oas &ino io1te tbl1n,
tpas es ipolt,.
Sur lpiil.ittc er nidt, Dab SilIi
sic gn9elc9enbeit id,riftlid erleoigte,
ionoern bcidieO 9errn 2atour 81
iidh I'm ibn mos4ityit idoneno oas
Rein i'iner Sod,ter mit5utbcilen.
sOber bas mad,te iid piel idNuieri'
ger, als er 9eoadt batte.
Ser iunge Wann IieB i'm gar
niht 5,rnt Heoen fommen, ionbern
ergriff idbit bas @ort uno iprah in
70 lparmen @orten bon feiner inni.
gen, treuen 2iebe, bon ieinen SOFTEN
uno @itnid)en, ieinen @oriasen llnS
Wincn, Srie oiii ben 9dnoen 81,
tra9e,, unb ibr ote grbe gum Sim.
mel 3i maiden, bob Serr Neeri felbIi
eans .parm tpurbe MrS fem entifie.
bcnes Nein berporbrinsen fOnntr.
! CT fiibrte r,ur etrpas itodeitb Suiis
srobe SsirsenS an, uno baB bas ainS
iih @~eSenf5eit uusaebeten babe. I'M
NIT iif iIber flar 3u tperben. Dasl
rduiperte er iid febr piel, reidte BEN
Greier sic SanS lsro fpra d ieineSoii'
ming aus Dab iib ancS befrieo1gens
Ioien tperbe.
Serr 2atour oriidte iebr betpeg1
bic gebotene Medyte bes erfebntm
Carbohydrates unb Dat orimser0
Elm paar Borte NIT Grditlein Sui
aaein ipr,den at oiirien, mas oeu
Batter in Die peinlidyite Terlegenbei1
ieste.
Sn oieiem Wfosrent offnete lid BIZ
T,biir urb 6rau MorA erifien tpit
aui Elm Stitpport. Sic bate fli,acr'
weiie ole Sojinune aili Ole Serle
! buns nod nidyt aufgdg2b'm icnScr'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

Den 3ifiigt ::To y2iii, 6dB ieine
| Sreuroidait rrbnIten bleibr. 8lit,
i,br gut, 10 poute lie cS a!ld MAIDEN
iie mar polfommen al iait.
2uitie picifenb icste tie iid an Ser
Sd)reibtiih uno nit nngencbmcr
SdneIle unb Sidcrbeit ilog Die sSe.
Der iiber oas Yapier. gls lie eeen.
oct. liberals lie ben 9rief nod)inals
unO mar nit ibrer ibriititeacriihen
Sciltlng icbr 5uiricOen.
Sic bate lid nab ibrcr mcinung
toiirbcpou uno orbirblib n,sgc,
oriidt INTO lpoQte ibr Wodtuerf gieid
Santc Morel 5llr perionlifen lleber.
aabe an ben Gtnpf1nger bilrbringen,
o:nn iolf ,uihtiacs Tofument fonnte
il, inmpoglid) Der Yoit anpcrtroucn.
Srau Worel bortc Den @erift lbrcr
Hid)te nit .penio Sebagen oil. 9aS
r1re ia Die ermiinidteite Vartie &c.
tucier .ail Suzanne mod)ten fonnte.
Scrr 2otour tpnroe baourd) letter Oil
ibr 8eidpaft gefnilpit, faliite es uiel'
lciht ipatrr, nho lie fonntc iid bcbag.
lid 5rr &iibc icsn. tpie iie es ldtrgit
miinid)tc. Nabm baS &ino chcr ben
MntraD nidt on. Damn ocrlor iic Den
5uuerIaiiigen Menihen, oas ,uar
iidcr. Mad cincm &orbe ser Mid).c
miro, or nid)t lanaer bei ser Gantc
blciben.
81, mibtc periud,nL Sem iunacn,
unocritGroIsen 3inSe gut Sl5ureOen,
Ginen bcllercn Mann fonntc - rId)t
bcfommen. Mrn ia. or iab mjd)t lpie
oas Social cincs iitl9cn WGodcns
aus, uno CT mar and is Sabre otter
als Srie. COR So,ale, 0as ioltc
Suie MIR bcbeNfcn. pflogen mcllteis
i'm reaIcn 2eben 81 entt1uid)cn, nto
Die ,pabre 2i,5e fon,mt mciitentbcIls
crit in Ser G'be, oas ,piiroe Suic bon
icocm pcruiinitigeu. perbeiratbeten
Wcnihen b,it1tigt befonumcn.
Iber 10 iton uno ~peritanois 6rall
Word oiit iprah, Die Mlhte lpar
nid,t gu iiber;euser. Sic blieb oobet,
oaB lie maiierblaue gugcn urb ROTH,
SCARE rid)t lerSen Tonne, unb oaB
Der Sreier ibr unintereiIant lei.
Sd,lieBlih muBt. ibr Die Gante Der.
ipred}en, Ben @rief id,nelitens Serrl1
2atour ein6ub1noigen unb gar niht
ipeiter mebr BON Der ou,nmen &c.
idid)te All r.oen.
Sroeoem MN Suie bon Der bum.
men @eitihte rid)ts mebr borell
polltc. lieb Der @eoanfe oaran iie
ieIbit bod nid9t los. Gs ipar ell
sar5 rasen3 @efibI. oab Elm Wann,
en- refer Mann Tic beiratben .uolie,
ibr bon ci::er 2iebe iprah, Die iic ans
@iit)eru fannie nu0 in tbren Sr1u.
men lih BORG iteatNattc. 9sur in
9iif,srn unb 1raMmen Dar oaS alIes
10 anSers. Sir Serrn 2ator,r fcnntt
tie iiH ourd,aus nift in iolhe &c.
fible, rpie Il. BORT 10 entsiideno g.
id,iioert murben. bineinperlesen. llns
oeanob blicben ibre @eoanfen mir
| feitgebannt nii bifc Sahe. Die Ell
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17
tilirnIteh.
Hon Glifabetb Gbrbarbt

esrunsr it's. Sn meinen gecten
gIiiben idldnfe 2iIicnltcr9el.
.;nb i'm Wonbenihein bcild)cn
sic Die Iicben 8ptteseIlgcl.
Sod urb bcbr tpie a%6nieinnen.
@Ieidb nnb It'll ipie aloitcrfrauen,
Sino i'm mafcuoien &leibe
Wcine 2ilim a%r3uidauen.
@cIfe peltenfrembe 8unhe
Sic nit ibren Gneeln touiden.
@enn bic @ronuen tydum'riih ~rieieIn,
Sarn nur gtonb uub Stcru erIauiheu.
Sod on oe;uer 8ieec nddltens
Sah ib iiin9it 5tuei 2idtacitaltcu
2~iIicuglpdcM, iilberleudltcnh,
lleber bid, mein ainbIcin, baIten.
9ciies &Iiueen. ncides Siiften
Gtromt' nuf betne Stirn ihr SdJpingen.
SrarmeSieIie pnr bein 2dd,eIn.
Sorteit bu bic gn9cI Sineen2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-09-17

%aRe snr Reiie in's anslanb &c.
isrst g. &aiss, ri. 413, Di.gaIti.
mofeitrahe, maize Gxitsm 1saie 2pt.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
Bloomington News.

The three weeks revival at the
Third Christian church, has clos
ed with no conversions but re-
vival of spirit amongst its mem.
bers for a new and better deter
mination Elder Hancock who
conducted the revival was the III
strument in raising over 500 for
lessening The debt that hangs
over the church. Cards were
out and the one raising the larg-
est amount was awarded prize.
Miss Clara Stevenson won the
first prize, Bernice Hoagland,
second prize.
The members Of the A. NJ E
church are celebrating their GID
anniversary by jubilee all this
week. The church was organic
ed January 10, l847, sixteen
years before the issuing of the
proclamation of emancipation by
Abraham Lincoln. The church
has been in constant use ever
since for the purpose dedicated
The jubilee consists of religious
and literary programs each even
ing. Sunday evening May 90,
will mark the closing of the cele
bration with grand march by
the children of the church at
which time gold Offering of 800
will be made to the trustees of
the church by two Of the young
er children, ages three years
The jubilee is under direct sup
ervIslon of Rev. Jas. Johnson, D.
d.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
B. Y. P. It. Program.

The following program will be
rendered at $50 p. m. tomorrow
at the Union Baptist church.
Opening
Song by the choir.
lnvocation-Chaplain.
Song by The choir.
Scripture reading Vlennie
Williams.
Instrumental-WiIletta Watson
Paper-Eva Stewart.
Discussion.
Voice-Maud Casey.
Recitation-Mlnnie Ramsy.
Closing song by the choir.
D. O. Yates, Pres.
Eva Stewart, Sec'y.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
ENDORSES MANUAL TRAINING
SCHOOL.
TRAINING

Whereas; We. the colored Cit
izens OF Springfield, composed of
both sexes, assem- bled in the
Union Baptist church, have list
ened and witnessed with intense
interest to TIE able and nstruc
Tive address of Bishop Osborne.
along the lines of industrial train
ing, in connection with the pur
chase of the buildings and
grounds of the Am bidexter In
stitute," Ohe same to be known
hereafter as) the ''Springtield
Il dustrial and Training School, -
therefore,
Resolved, That we heartily
concur in what the eminent pre-.
late has said and done and pledge
him our unanimous, active, and
hearty support, in furthering his
laudable undertaking.
These resolutions we're read by
j J. Bird and We're received and
adopted at the Union Baptist
church, April 25.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, One Of our towns.
men, namely, Rt. Rev. Edward
w. Osborne. D. D. has seen fit
extend an opprtunlty TO the col
ored people of this city to have a
manual training school, and,
Whereas, We recognize the
inability of the Negro youth to
find places to serve apprentice.
ships ln this community, there.
fore, be it,
Resolved, That, we, the mem
bers of the Negro Business Lea
que of Springfield, Illinois. in
regular meeting assembled, do
here and now oy these presents
extend to Bishop Osborne our
heartfelt thar ks for his efforts in
our behalf, and be it further,
Resolved, That this League
hereby pledges its support, both
morally and financially as body
to the proposed Springfe Id Man
ual Training School,
E. L. Rogers,
Signed C. S. Gibbs. Com
j, M. Grady,
The above resolutions were
passed by the Negro Business
League at its last meeting
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
East End Notes.

Everything is quiet this week,
no sick nor dead. The subject
that is most talked of this week
is the trip to Cascade. and "how
we beat them The boys who
went from this end we're: Robt.
Cansler, Ruby Mitchell, oscar
Poston, Babe Willis and Ed Mil
Ter. The writer does not know
the names of all the team but
Walter Howard of the south end
and Everett Washington of the
up town district, need no intro.
duction to The Forum readers.
We are always glad to hear of the
boys being victorious. Next
Sunday they will play at Virden.
The fair is going on at St.
John church this week. The
ladies are sparing no pains to
make things pleasant for the Wis
itorS.
We are looking for some one
from some other part of the town
to say something.-E. End Man.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon B Osoy
are the the happy parents of a
bright boy, born May 10, 1909
Hear Mr.. Hazlett at the Y. NJ
G. A. meet at Masonic Hall. to
morrow at 3 p, m. sharp.
Mr.. e. G.. Hamilton of Indiana.
polls, Indiana. son.in law of Mr..
J. S. d Lee, is in the city for an
indefinite stay. He is Worthy
Patron of Waterford Lodge and
also secretary of the Knights of
Pythias of said city and would be
pleased to meet the brethren at
1416 e. Adams ST.
Mrs. Alma Smith of &. Stuart
street, was hostess to the Ladies
Thimble Club on Friday, the q.
MIS-. H. D. Cottman has been
selected as their embroidery
teacher,
Mrs. Halle Williams, wife of
Rev. N w. Williams, is serious
ly i'll at her home in Richmond,
Indiana. Her mother has been
called to her bedside
Mrs. Sarah Lewis has return
to the city after visit in Ten
nessee and Florida.
Mrs. Arminta avis.Ryder. of
Chicago, is in the city, having
been called here to attend the
bedside of her sister, Miss Retia
DAVIS.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
E. T. @. Club.

The E. T. G. Club of st. John
church will rally Sunday after.
noon at 4 o clock. The following
program will be rendered
Song by the choir.
Invocation-Dr. Magee.
Song by the choir.
Opening address-Prot. Lucus
Instrumental solo-Hazel Davis
Paper-Mrs. Jones.
Vocal solo Mr.. Hamilton.
RecitatloE-Mrs. G. Hamilton.
Instrumental solo-Mrs. Ale.
tina Moss.
Closing address-Mr. Gibbs.
D)xology.
Benediction-Rev. Jones.
All are cordially invited.
Mrs Gorum, Pres.
Mrs, White. Sec y
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

The collector is scheduled to
be in Decatur, Monday, May "a,
and Bloomington, Tuesday, May
25. Be prepared to pay as we
cannot afford to NJ AXE the trips
for nothing. Manager.
Do not fail to attend the grand
oratorical contest at St. Paul A.
M. E. church Monday evening,
June IL, by five lady contestants,
given by The Woman Club un
der the auspices of the Steward
esS Board
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
For Sale

Home, city property or farms.
Don't pay rent Come and see
US. let US sell your property, rent
your houses and collect your
bills. Here are a few of our bar.
gains
One 5 room house $1,000
One room house ST. 800
One 8 room house 81 400
One z room house at less than
cost of house. Make your own
terms, we mean business. We
will sell you home and convince
you that it is cheaper to buy than
it is to pay rent. Just drop IN
aud let US explain.
Chas. S. Gibbs & Co.,
223t S. 9Th Street.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

The Crescent Club was organ
lied Wednesday evening, at the
residence of Mrs. Alice Smith,
908 &. Carpenter ST. A delight
full evening was spent in the art
work. The hostess served fine
lunch. The club will meet at the
residence of Mrs, Geo. Rollins,
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22
K. of P's Make
Big Success.
Literary ana Musical Entertainment
Some ething Rare.

The literary and musical enter.
tainment put on at Masonic hall
last Tdes day evening was suc-
cess and proved credit to the
Order.
Ga account of the lateness of
the participants aud the people,
it Was impossible to start before
late hour, same not to be ac.
quiesced ia. But. with the lone
exception of lateneSs, every thing
was carried out very creditably
Sir Knight G G. Rose acted as
master of ceremonies, aud intro
duced the speakers aud players
and singers with a concise puff
in language and style, pleasing.
The first rendition by the or.
chestra was greeted with ap-
plause. The next on program
was E. L. Rogers, who read
Dunbar's When all is Done,
aud Lay me Down Beneaf de
Willers in de Gras, and delivered
short eulogy on the immortal
poet. A piano duet by Mrs. Net
tie Gaddie and Miss Viola Alex
ander, proved to be musical
treat. Another rare treat was
the vocal rendition by Miss Bios
som Barton, a young lady destin
ed To become conspicuous per-
sonage and "a bright luminary in
the )nstellation of great women.
Miss Leota Singleton, another
promising prim dona, could not
sing on account Of the absence of
her accompanist, Mrs. Drake. D.
O. Yates, who. recIted ''The
Black Regiment covered him.
self with glory-he was dressed
II full uniform with sword and
scaboard and held the auditors
enraptured. Thomas Nix made
signal hit in his new role the
violin solo-he was enthusiastic
caIly appIauded and encored-
piano accompanist was Harry
Moore. DR.. N B Ford, "Wny
| am a K. of p capped the eli.
max in most mastery deliver
ance which flowed with milk and
honey. e oquent and sublime,
with the luxurious flow of elegant
English, enriched with rhetori
cal tinishines, the young physi-
clan held his hearers spell-bound
painting as he did, the Orders
principles: the loftlest ideals and
the noblest deeds ever done by
man to man. H H. Petit and
wife, with trombone duet were
highly commendable aud we'll
received. They were encored
l. H. Green in the recital of Da-
mon and Pythias, again charmed
and swayed the auditors while
he so dramatically recited this
memorable story Of the friend
ship of Damon and Pythias.
which occurred about 55 B G. in
Syracuse, Greece.
This concluded a rare literary
program, after which refresh.
ments were served by the Court
of Calanthe and one of the most
pleasing and enjoyable dances
for those who desired, was for
one hour and twenty minutes in-
dulged in.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

Law ard Order League meets
at 4 p. m tomorrow.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1909-05-22

Pay for your paper tom )rrow
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WIFE FEIGNS GRIEF,
DETECTIVES Think
Mrs. Wilhelm Goes Into
ParoxySms of Sorrow
at MOrgue.

NEWARK, n. j.. Beb. 4-Her bodA
racked with sobs. but dTy-eycd. Mrs.
Frank Wilhelm gazed upon the distort-
ed features OF her murdered husband
at the morgue.
ooh. sweetheart. oh, dearest on,
Frank" she exclaimed, If you could
only tell me who did this
Further utterance was apparently M
possible and the woman finally turned
away. In this paTo--ysm of grief de-
toctives who stood near. found lacking
that note of sincerity which only those
who have mastered the art Or acting
can simulate at will The wife OF the
murdered contractor had requested that
size be permitted to see her husbaut S
face once more before he was buried,
SICa, the suspect, confessed lover OF
the wife Of the murdered man. was
also brought before the iuqUisitOrs.
Questions were naturally inspired by
the assertions of the nurse girl Anna
Saltau, who declared she saw Sica in
front OF the Wilhelm house about 6
p IN, on Monday and spoke to him,
SiCa smilingly admitted knowing the
girl, and said he had frequently seen
her when he was q ledger in the VIII
helm house. but when pOinJedly asked
ST. he had seen her Monday, shrugged
his shoulders and replied with an EN-
phatic NO"
His abb. it is maintained. has been
destroyed IN the gruellng examination
10 which SiCa was subjected,