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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
THE GERMAN CORRESPONDENT

is the only German Newspaper in Baltimore
that carries the full Associated Press re-
ports.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man paper in Baltimore that gives its read
ers all the important happenings In the
city, the State, and the World, fresh every
day.
The CORRESPONDENT rs far as It's news
columns is concerned, is second to no paper
published in Baltimore.
The CORRESPONDENT is the only Ger
man Newspaper that circulates throughout
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia and the.
south.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
Epnncnauf- uno nnitraaua.
Gas Wrttcr.

Sir Warnlanb nno Den 3i'trlft
Columbia heilte flares, etluus f0ltereS
Netter; Gienitog nabriheinlid) Ne
gen uOer Sfnee, leid)te bis mdBigc
NoromcitminOe.
@eitcrn betrilg sic bodite Sempes
rotllr 30 @roo INN 4 llbr Nod)lnit.
tags, mo Der nieorigite Sbermome'
tcritan0 mar 30 8rob bon 6 bis I
llbr Wor9ens.
Sn Den iibri9en Sunoes.@ etterbe.
observation-disclosures muroe Der fol.
gcnoc bod)itc Sbermometerltono per.
5eid)uet:
Goitport 26, Eortlanb 26, Bolton
-. Mlhonp 2S, 9tew yorf 30, Fbilo.
beIpbio 30. gtlontic Gitp 30, Sorris.
burg 81, @uibingtpn 81. Norfolf AZ,
Sotteros Al, Charlotte 40, @ilming.
ton Al, Gborlclton 46. Souonnob As,
SodionpiGe 80. Nipiter GO, Sen Welt
&c, Ntlnnta "a, Wontgomerp "A, Nep
Orleans 4S, Noleitine 80. @olpeiton
30. Corpus Gbriiti 80, Memphis 36,
Cincinnati "a Eittsbure 30, Hortt'
iiclo q, Buffalo %, Glepclono %,
Detroit %, 9(lpeno "a, Waronettc 20,
@rccn Ban 10, Chicago "A, Gulntb
Il, ct. Yolll ~. ct, 2ouis 26, &onios
GiiD "a. Smobo 80, Suron 20, @il.
liiton 20, SABRE %, Seleno 30. Solt
9ofe Gitu Is, Genper As, Nortb
Eldtte 3S, gmoriIlo 81, Sos Nnge,
les Ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
9tur nm Sbncu ms 0eOadJtniN 5n
rufcn.

Gic 8ciertoae iinb uabe nlo pieIe
sSreuuoe mcrben sic beiuden leicu
Sic bcsbaIb porbcreitet nno nergellen
sic nid,t. in ole Site Der Gririldnn,.
gcl, cine cSer metrere ailicn @co,
Giinther jun, 9rau.Go. 6loldcr-
bier announcement. "a Slaifel $500.
@eiteaen Sir brett TON Der 9rauerei.
Obs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
Staot TdHtmore.
ItnterbaItnngs. @egmciier.

,,"sabcmie"-. She Barrier.
,@uoitcrinm@. lbC 9Sdtbcr".
,Turb's@yI gentleman from Oii'ittttppi',
oWanctp'@. RuriIidr 9ioolps".
,Sanionp"-,Su Srial Tor bis Stte".
,MRarplano"+ acitb's ETA Sior" SnioentHe
inro Der Autobiography.
yNem MpunneuiaI'o Morntna, Boon ano
9,iQbt".
.stiiion. Sbeater," Baltimore, tnbe 8a1'Stt.
Observation-Disclosures.
,ahrir.Sheatcr"- 5rettna, ben 81. Se3etnbet,
s ubr lbeHns. Die ocutfde Sper nSnr'el lno
@rcfel".
,enrir.S Den i. 3ottiar,
9IaCbmittnas / llbr, oas oeiiite ssngner1be
SelitHicI PARTIAL. 4
Srutidlce Sbcatcr, .albnugb'S anerum"
M0nlao ben 3. Sdntdr, .Siuc giGht IN Nc
ncbio. Srcrette in 8 Iiteu.
Ecntidles harmonic Gafc ino gisitnnraut,
glr. Ala, 8eftsSnDettes Strnbe JeocH Ibeila
bon S bis ~ ll0r grobes 9on3ert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
,Ycggmen" am @erfe.

Ginbret6cr bcilld)ell boS Eoitonrt III
SoH Mabelt, ipren0en bell @clr.
lGranf uilb erbeittcn V%ricfntnrs
fen I'M 8ertbc bon 5000. - ToIts
Gnlpeftoren rno @e1eimbienit.
geamtelt nit ltnteriuGuug Gr.
idGftigt.
Cine Nl5obl bon 9unbeS Eoii.
Sltipcftoren uno -9eanl.
ten iltd)en gegcnnartig in ser Nnd)-
borldoit bon God &nperL Baltimore
Gountp, nod Den Spltren bon yyegg.
men," mcld]e IN Der 9tod)t pom 5rci.
tog gum Snmitng in Den 2o0cn Don
&. ". Gorbin c%inbrofen, in peld)en1
lid Dos EoItonlt bes Srtcs befinbet.
Gle Ginbrefer iprengtcn bcn @eto.
'd)ranf nit Nitrpglpcerin linb crbclt.
teten Srieimorfcn I'M @ertbe BON
5000 nno Eoitonmeiiuneen etlua
oeSiel6cn Vetroocs.
Sic ireden 9iebe perid,oiitcn iid)
Gi1lob in Den 0ooen; inoenl lie sic
6enitcrldoen zines Sinterieniter3
o%uslo1ten uno Damn oos Tenitqr ser.
broder. Sic en%t5iillocten oos Nitrr.
1lpcerin ndhocnl lie boSielbe in Den
Sd)ront getnrmpt, olrd cine rleftri.
ibe 9otterie. Ias @erGuiA Der Gr
plolion muroc in Der NohboriduIt
llitt geb0rt. q fam eS, oob oic
Sbot crit gcgen 8 llbr onl nd6itell
Wprgen entOedt mltroe, als Serr
Gorbin Ieinen 2oben 0ii1ete. Ser.
foblte FopicridJnitel, melhe oi,f benr
Sooen bcrunlliegcno ~gcfunbcn MIR
Den. ocutcten arl, bob Die nGd)tlidcn
Nelllber Napier perbronnt batter,
I'm lid 6ei ibrcr Nrbeit oos rlotbige
Gift 81 ueridoficn. Heite bon Yies.
GonoD nno ionitigcn Gbipaoren, Die
I'M gan5en 2aOen berumgeitrellt uo.
rem, lleBen %erfenncn, oaB Die iaubc.
rem Burden e5 iid) nod getboner
Nrbeit batten mobl icin %loiien.
SEER Gorbin benndrihtigte ioiort
Den EoItinipettor Sooton bon 9olti-
more, lueld3er iiA rulperaiigli6 nit
elmer an5abl bon @ebeimOienitbeont.
ten an Srt uno Stcue begab.
Gas SorfommniB perlette Die &c.
luobner bon 2pd Hupen ltrto llnlOc.
geno III beOeutenbe Nluiregung, ullN
cine groBe an5abt bon 9erpobnern
pereinigte iid nit ben 9eonlten in
Der Sutc nab 0en Serbred,ern.
SIS lit Dies oaS 5lueitc WaL oob
@rn. Gorbin'S 2aben BON vYeggmen"
beinlgeludlt Duroe. Ias critic Wol
paliirte nor 5lpei Subren; Die ginbre-
der ieBten OamaIs, nodoem lie bcn
8elOidrallt ocs Eoitnmtcs geiprenot,
Den Sa0en IN 0rnno.
Geteftip-Gopit1 Hrmpbrep iuurhe
cbenfolIS iiber Die Nngelegenbeit in.
Iornlirt; cr botte jeboh bis gcitern
Nbcno nod feline ieinerG etcftipe nod
nem 5batorte %cntinnOt, oa pon ben
Gountp-N lttorit1tell Elm oementipres
deaoes Grluden an i'm nid)t geItelit
muroe. Inn Die Ieteftipc aus Der.
Stobt 81 ienOen, nliiBte Der Gupit1n
belon0crc G%rlnubniB bon Der Yoli3ci.
Vebpr0e eilbolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

NlotIih Gmer erfronft.
Sl Ger Baltimore @cneral Gis.
pcliorp", Hr. 600, Welt.Serington'
Strabe, crfronfte geitcrn @ornittog
Die 80 Sabre aIte Srou Morp gtd)i.
ion Don Nr. 1874. Observation-Disclosures,
gang ploBlif). Sn Der s~nlbnlonj oeS
mcItliden Giitrifts iibcriiibrte man
Die &ntientin nod Dem llnipcriituts'
&oipitol.
Siibner0ieb crmi dit
Nid)t suiricoen nit 5ipei Silbnerr,
lpcld)c CT ongeblid aus Dem Sofrarnt
Nes Serrn Sofob 8oiinsfi, Mr.. 1875,
Sbofcipeoreitrobc, geItoblen botte.
febrtc Der 80 Sabre olte Wid)ocl
sSrcsner bon gtr. $40. Siio.&bclier.
StroBe. am Somiia9 abcno gum
5tpeitcn Miol nad 9u5insfi'S Siibner-
iioG sitriif unb bolte lid bos nod
iibrig 9ebliebene Subn. Iber Der
arrg gcbt befonntlih 10 innoe 5iinl
@rrruner, bis er 3erbrid,t. uno 10 ging
cs aud nit 5reSner. Gr ipirOe ol,l
icincm Stpciten Houb5ug bon @oiln9'
ii ermiifi unb benz 8oli5ilten Gallo'
Ter iibergeben. Sn Der oiilid)en Eo'
liseiltation mMrbc Der arrcitont &c.
iiern ourd @idter G'Gcia Dem &c
ridtsperfobren i~ibcrmicien. Sresnel
nlod,t iibriaenS nift 5iinl crlten Wol
Yefonntid)ait NIT elmer @eIongnlB.
5euc. Gr NOR iriihcr idlon I'M 3iid,t-
haiis, unb iein Bib 5iert Die Gcrbrc'
djergolleric.
Cine t5.i Grant
IN der fott. ct. 2co'S Stride luilrot
oeitern SRI. Maria Motrnn9ulo, oit
to-i1briae 9od,ter bon Serrn mn
Srou Mnoren M~atrangoIp bon gtr
lf5, 8lenuoob-slpe., nit @incen1
Sopurelo onrd) Softer Sol. @eibel
aetraut. @aria lerntc ibren ieBigei
Nunn Dor Drei Sahren fennen, ols
berieIbe bel ibren Gltern Elm 3imme'
micthete. Gs mar 2iebe aif oci or
item glid, Die SodBeit unroe abel
his iett pcrito6en, ba @nria oanlals
Die ainocriditbe nod nifJt gall5 ans
getrctcn bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
@tWas Setnes
fir bic 5ettase III
Steil's 9cutl9es Bier.
(QsS-N
1000 J

--- YeiSicnonMgen. -
8eloienounaen nod 1eiitidIano
uno Seltreid : ltngarn iid)er unS
ld)nea bcioret. 5, 10 nno 20 Warf-,
ionic 10 unO 90 aroncn-S beine 81
uerfauien.
SGeu. s. Siencr & &c.,
D--l 0r. 217. On.Yaltimure.S Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

fur sarglinge und Kinder.
Me SoTte, Die Ihr Immsr Gekauft HABIT
p.. s,sss a'' 70. AMZzzu

Npiis.
Sebbei's cin;iacs StnSio.
Scbcrmann fennt Die BON ms nc.
licfcrtc Nrbcit; ipir benfcn nid)t ba.
RON, ms Ielbit sn iubcn, ionoern iiber.
laVcn S;es micrem 2ciitnngen. Seine
Srrppcn bel ms 81 criteigen. gaKen
Sic iid ton Mnbcrcn nidt tGuidDcn,
cs girb, ui.r Gin einsises Sebbel.S Eth.
Die nnS bics bciinbct iid i'm Yartcrre.
Wdten Sir anf Sas Sans, iuo uuier
Wamrn anf S9iircn nnb Oeuiteru
ltebt.
Ncire Ngcntcn. Gin SrciS.
Mdten Sic anf
-GebbclS-
321 Wuro.0 Gays Str, nahe 3i9b.Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
SIR @cibnad)tcn mnS Mcnjabr.
Saecb Sd)ilo G. Gu.,

Thg. Nnnfnrtber, glgcntblimer,
Smporteur unb GAMBLER nit @einen
uno 2iqlioren,
A0G-l0S SIt.6apette. Strabe.
9eIteuungen iiir 6nmilieltgebraud'
md Heltauratioucn merben prompt
tciorgt. (Ie515-Snn1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
Ebeu. $. 9icncr e. Co.,
2t7 Dit Baltimore Etrafc.

Gcutid,cs ii,o nnoercs ausIdnoi.
ldles @elb a%efouft unb nerfauir,
@elbicnbuneen beiorGt nod lcutid.
lanS. Se'treid, GuBlano II. |. 10.
&chiel anSgeiteat ar,f ausIdnoiide
@anfen. Greoitbriefe nno ErapeIers
Gbequea. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

e d d BON Scr Sarfe
p lciocS" crmurtet. On
menigcn 5agcn miro befinitipe Nudl.
rid)t bon Scr @orfc .MlcibeS" ermor-
tct. mcldle ON IS. SUM nit elmer 60
Dung Motten fiir Baltimore NM
9tcm.gorf bon Song Song obfl,br
unb bon Ser crit an II. Gesember bic
critic &unbc bier anlnngte, oils Tie
Barbados onIief, I'M Eropiont an
Soro 81 ne6ntcn. 8od]en lang batte
molt III SbiifSfrciien Die Yefiird).
titlt9 9ebeot, Dob bus Sabr5eig nit
Wnnn MD Molls unterNegongen lei.
Gle ,Ilcibcs" lit illnmehr iiber iehS
Monotc untcrtpegs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27
Medlt intcreEant.

Simmer nod treffen Nahrid)ten nlts
europa iiber oie oNeinlluhung"
9%altinlore's Elm. - 9os uugloilb.
lid,itc 3eitg ionit ingf0ltigen
9lottern o~ltigeb1ngt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-12-27

Ger bolc Sd)necItiirm, Der lid &c,
rooc ben @cibnodtstoa iiir ieineu
Vciltd, ip1blte, hot neben onbcrcn
ltntGaten olth Die oui Dem @cpiiicn.
Dob or ben Sdouipieler 6roaf &.
Burton, Gin WitnIieb Scr yEoio il,
5ltu".G meld)e eben Elm CT.
folgrcibeS @oltipicI in ser yMniif,
NfaOemie" beenoigte, ST cinem ill,.
frcilpiliNcn guientbnlte in hcui
lreubeloicn Snng1ciellen.S tanbc Der.
onlobte. &err 9urton tottc ocll
@eibnabtstag iiir ieinen Sodlscits-
tog ~ausacIudIt nno icine 9roilt, hie
Sd)oulpieleriu SRI. Sulio Grey,
lueldje elm MitgIico elmer ber5cit il,
Siour Nails. S.-E, goitirenoeli
1rllppc lit. hattie ihre abreiic BON
'nort 10 eingerid)tet. I'M an icllenl
In0c in Der Monnmentenitabt cins,l.
t%reifcn. Ser 9liidiide 9r1uiigonl
bate ins,piid)cn ollie @orbcreitungen
gctroiicu, ipgor Die 9iccrl5 erruirft.
mo 10 febltc SIT Sen Sngreoicnscr
ser Snh3eit MIR nod cine, nnh sipor
cine einigerma6eu nnentbebrlife -
sic 9ruut. Gieic lab i'm 3uac, iebu.
iiihtia oes @icocriebens nit ibrenl
Standardization barrelio; mo Der
3ug itaf I'M Shnec. Ger boie @et-
tergott hottc ben 2iebenoen elmer
Strit ourd) Die &ctuung gemodt,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
YOUR DOCTOR
He Is Planning to Serve All Glasses an Equal Basis

profession down 10 pracuai ou
called contract practice ana
Is md
big doctor bills mas
other
system a patient doctor for or
be made until the con-
contract with physician tor me
o ordeal viii
months whereas now IN
calling
offspring whlch
avoided
their profession and
ctyor of al
e
their call
he
follow this blessed
ilege
oil tho people
probably
and the w provide physical
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
The Signs on the Walls
Of Three Big Saloons

Don't lean on the bar thinking Il
will support you"
If mems consciences were the ten
derest things about them, this would
be a happy world
The trouble with Jimm!e's medi-
cines: The patient is apt 10 take an
overdose"
Keeping the bartenders busy don't
hurt my feelings"
"Durkiu's bottles are good when
they are full--that is more than you
can say about the fellow who gets full
emptying them"
The fellow who's wishing he had
II will never catch up with the fellow
that's trying 20 get IT,"
Buying a drink fer bartender is
like paying a conductors fare.
"A man that Is looking for trouble
can find II easier tnan the man that
trying TO borrow money
IF we had a looking glass that
would reflect our past actions. We
would break IT,"
There is lets of chin music IN from;
OF the bars in my three stores. The
best notes that I get from IL | find IN
my cash register"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
Here Are Two Sides
!. To This Question Of
Island Boat Fare

A. Many sides As There Are
Sides 90 the City-We Hear
From and Reply TO
Resident Of the East
Side Who Quite
Naturally Fsvors
the One-Wsy
Fare.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

In Spokane. Wash. there is a sa'
I ioonkeeper named Jimmie Durkin
He has two big saloons. and has
tust opened a third He has taken his
sons into partnership. and upon the
occasion of the opening Of the third
saloon he wrote them letter about
saloons. liquor and drinking.
For years and years Jimmie Dur
kin. standing behind the bar, has
watched the never-ending procession
OF customers.
He has seen the tipplers and sots.
young boys and old men, rich and
poor, glad and gloomy-all pass in re-
view before his oar
He has learned a lot about booze
and lot about people. He has sum
med up some OF his experience in
notices which he has hung upon the
walls OF his barrooIls. When the new
saloon was opened Jimmy picked out
set OF signs for it. Not only that
ne bought large advertising space in
the newspapers so that his customers
wives might read them. Here are ]
| few:
Don't buy booze if your childier
need shoes: Jimmie don't need the
money"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
LANDLORD RULE

law descended from the time Of the fuda lords is response
The
wealth has
BY the latest the population of the United Kingdom 4976-
1,129,06
population 4.472oS,
The population of Ireland is 5S7 Of whom 1913 2o
number England and Waleshat is
public increased from
Scotland
relief during the
has 100000 and the total In 1906 had mounted to s7oOo0o
S in
United Kingdom there has been the horror of bread famine
England
the land
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
FREE MOVING PICTURES
FOR OUTDOOR CROWDS

Moving picture shows for the peo-
ple. free Of all cost, have come 20
London TO stay, and are drawing
crowds OF thousands. over In the
Ieper ridden colony Of Molokai, on the
Hawaiian islands, the 9itiful people
who are dying a slow death are like
wise choereG by moving picture shows,
and there is no corner Of earth where
films and the moving picture machines
have not gone.
Now the National Conference Of
Charities is considering a plan TO give
free picture shows for the slum chill
dren TN the United States, and the big
firms have promised to help the
cause.
On clear nights screens will be put
up in public parks and Fairgrounds,
and the pictures will appear as plain
Is as in a building BY this means
tho tenement districts will get fresh
air. amusement and instruction az the
same tine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
PREsBITERIAN.

The Rev y II. Barr r. n. 81 the
Iefferson-aye. Presbyterian church. Is
IN Princeton Attending reunion 81
his class which graduated from the
university in 1889
our Debt TO the public school and
the Teacher" Will be the theme or an
address Sunday evening IN - IN
drews PRESBYTERIAN church. Frederic d
ave and Hastiugs-st., by Rev. T. Walk
or Malcolm
The Rev. John Britain ciatk ~
Westminster Prcsbyterian church, lett
with his family tfi1 week 90 Middle
field Mass where they viii spend N"
summer Or Clark mas partidIty re-
covered from his recent illness and eN-
poets that the rest during the summer
will prove OF great benefit
4 friend of the Bible school of the
Trurnbull-ave Presbyterian Church
offered $500 .if the schoot would raise
$500 more for the building or an ad-
dftiOn which VIII be used for a new
chapel The amount was raised during
the week SO The fund now exceeds
81 600 The exterior Of the church has
lust been painted the sunday school
excursion viii take place Wednesday,
June 81. 10 Bots Blanc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
JACK AND JILL.

For the purpose of procuring aqua
OF such an amount as would ordinar-
fly be contained in a household uten-
sil commonly referred 10 as a bucket.
two Juvenile persons OF opposite sex.
vulgarly known as Jack and Jill. 8"
assembled steep elecation on the face
OF nature. In the course ~ this pro-
ceding the first named individual
stumbled. and losing his equilibrium
became victim Of the law Of grav.
ity and was precipitated some distance
10 a lower point on the dacivity. suS-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

tanning simultaneously fracture OF
the Uranium. Fortunately escaping
such serious physical injury, his fem
mime companion emulated his descent
quite successfully. although there
seems to have been absent any mo-
tive beyond the mere instinct or INIT
tation.
4 search OF all geographical refer
ence works fails 20 show that this mas
been given what properly belongs &c
it-a place among the worlds great
est waterfalls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
MR.. sKYGAcK. FROM MARS.

He Visits the Earth Special Correspondent and Makes Wireless
Observations His Notebook
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
II AT IsT.

Or and Mrs Maurice Penfcld Fixes,
~ sthe Woodward ave. Baptist church.
leave Monday morning for Portland
ore TO attend the Northern Baptist
convention Sunday evening Or. Fixes
will preach the last OF his series on
The American Home hts topic beng
The Last Reunion.
The Rev George II. Waid, formerly
,,ag+cr "a Dafroit and later editor uf
tho Michigan Christian Herald has re
ceived a call 20 the pastorate OF the
Midland Mich. BAPTIST church, and
viii take up his new work about the
0rst Of July Mr. Naid rs known as
one Of the most Jealous and progressive
workers I'm tho Detroit conference.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
From Another Point Of View

orao also?
Tow d airship however
Lest forget Mr. Fairbanks abroad: also
There's many graduate trying f just nowo OIL mirror.
The that Mrs Gould drunk and dressed
landed aide that giraffe
What mann comet only
Castro
please
about
Increased price of
it.
army engineer ha told hell but nat place is
represented be undesirable enough
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
IN THE DETROIT CHURCHES
CATHOLIC.

I CATHOLIC.
/ The Rt. Rev john Foley viii con
/ firm a class Of l05 children In -.
Joachim's church. sunday
! Bishop Foley viii confirm large
! class Of children IN st Elizabeth =
church, sunday AFTERNOON at : o-CioCk-
| Last sunday In ~. Ninccnts church tho
! bishop confirmed class OF 10 OF
whom - were adults.
The Rev Charles MARI, of this city,
was ordained 20 tho priesthood in Fort
Wayne. Ind Fr1ay morning, bishop
Aidering ofiieiatlng Mr.. Mari MARI, com con- !
course in -. Meiurad's seminary, Spen-
Ger county. Ind
The parish excursion 81 the Church
Of the Annunciatiou viii take place
program OF games and athletic sports
has been arranged
Tho Rev. John Rzadkowolski will
celebrate the silver anniversary OF his
ordination TO the priesthood; Ia -.
Solemn high mass will be sung NJ 10
o'clock and luncheon will be served at
noon. To which number Of church
dignitaries. public officials and other
guests have been hidden.
Graduating exercises VIII be held In
many or the Catholic parish schools
during the coming week among them
20 be held IN the Cathedral academy
on Parsons-st Wednesday evening.
Bishop Folev viii rontere the honors on
the successful candidates and the adj
dresses 10 the graduates Will be dcliv-
cred by the Rev. -. \. Hayes. Of Cold -
water The donors Of the medals this
wear are Bishop Foley. the Very Rev.
NJ j. r. Dempsey, Y. :, the Rev. J. \:
Gabriels the Rev. F. J. Mccormick and
James l.. Cummins. The graduating
exercises in Holy Trinity school viii
take place Monday evening. when the
Ucv " p Quinlan. :. j.. OF Detroit col
lege. will deliver the address TO the
members of the class. Bishop Foley
will confer the houors. The follow
ing are the members Of the class The
Misses Anna VI. Delaney. FlOrine J.
Downey Margaret r Hussey. Ethel i.
Kelly Ellen l. Markey and Edith VI
Quinn The address 10 the graduates
If It MaTy's school will be delivered
sunday evening by the Rev. J. Wuest,
g. :. Sp. rector OF tho church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
\. "a. q. 4.

The Row Robert j. Young u n. of
the church az the Covenant. VIII be the
speaker a. tie vespcr service sunday
"a afternoon I'M the Young Womeu's Chris
ttan association Ibis topic 10 Do Know
ing and Doing Mrs. \. y Amy who
Tor several years was conference solo
ist AT the Lake Geneva student confer
cnce. will sing Fvidav evening. June
-. Dr Emily =. Charles. ~ New York
CITY. who viii attend the national con-
vention 81 thc American Institut" 81
Ifomcouathv viii j liver an address on
~ song OF Life" uu the W. g. A.
auditorium.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19

To the Editor of The TimesI The
,eopIe ont eur way de- not think that
The Times ~ talking for the pubIic IA
the night of the eits with the-ferrs
company.
If my family want fo go fo the Island
10 spend the afternoon. 4 take the bont
from Moodw ard-aNe. tn meet them nnd
from there 20 home over the bridge tn
No. 33S Canton-aNe. Why should 1 pay
for "a return trip when I cannot take IL Q
m there are those who want pleasure
rides all of the afternoon, let them pay
for a. aud pay what ft's worth. but
why should 1 he made 10 pay for some
thing I do not Tetf
It's simple graft Campbell L. after
when he refuses "a accept the alder
meas fair offer.
=. T.. WERNER.
SIS Canton-ave.
Detroit, Mich. june II, 1900.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-06-19
ADVENT CHRIsTIAN.

SUNDAY mornings services in the Adj
vent Christian church will be devoted
to the children. and the pastor VIII
give a blackboard sermon. The sunday
school viii hold services in the even
ing al 40. and at { o'clock the pastor
will give a blackboard address In the
omen air AT Euclid and Cameron -aves.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-07
ADJUSTMENTS.
At the Grand.

Mary Mannering, one of the most beau
tifuI and talented dramatic stars, comes to
the Grand Wednesday in 1.-The Independ-
ent Miss Cover" a three act society
comedy by Emma Beatrice Drummer. The
piece is said to be bright, speaking story
of life among the smart set - written by
one who knows the real people on which
her characters are founded. Miss Manner
ing has the title role, young woman who
has had her own way with an agreeable
accompaniment of plenty of money all her
life, but who finds that such a course as
the one she pursues is sure to bring about
unpleasant results. The scene of the play
is laid in the Berkshires, in western Mas
sachusetts. and shows the interior of a
beautiful country home and an attractive
artists studio. There is an element of
serious drama running through the COM
edy, and the characters are of various
types. ranging from members of the -four
hundred to amusing caretaker and
her two Sauzh%AEs-