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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

The time coming for summer outings. Have 'oa
thought about yours yetr
No country the face Of the globe contains 50
many delightful resorts the United States. with
its neighbor. Canada.
The Pennsylvania Railroad issued its popular Summer
Excursion Book June and you will find il wonderful
help in plotting out your summer trip.
II contains descriptions Of about eight hundred Of
the leading of North America lists Of hotels and
boarding houses these various places map and
rates from the principal stations the Pennsylvania Railroad
and other valuable information.
Il YOU have grown tired Of the resort YOU have
visited for years. you may make selection from this book
for a stay of day. a week. a month. the whole
You may plot out an extended tour covering noun
tain and ,eashoe, fishing trip, hunting jaunt BY
rail or boat or a combination Of both.
Any Ticket Agent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad will
be glad to furnish copy Of this valuable book for Ten
Cents, or will be mailed you postpaid, receipt Of
twenty-five Cents by Geo. W. Boyd General Passenger
Agent Philadelphia Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
IND or HEWIrT VIM CASE.
Request TO Grandchildren Thrown out
Un,ier an English DerisIon.

PATERSON. y J June 2 .yice-C han
ceIlor Eugene Stevenson has handed down
a deCi-i0n ~ the Hewitt will case The
la.a Ahram : Hewitt provided in his
will that sl1UUn should hs held intact
and not divided among the gTandchil.
duan until the Youngest grandchild ~
I've - should have reached the age u IS
wears
The Court took into consideration an
English decision IN tho effect that a will
cannot legally provide for grandchildren
horn bevOud Is years and months after
the death II The tesiatOr. This being the
case that portion " the Hewitt will was
declared void and the grandchildren
now living get nothing except through
their parents
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
va GRADE CROSSINGS.
Order 10 the New IOFk. WestehesIsF and
BOstOR Railway Company

ALBANY. June She upstate Public
Service Commission has determined the
manner in which the New York. West
chester and Boston RAILWAY Company
shall crnss the streets. avenues and high
WAYS on the route " it, main line from the
boundary line between the city Of New
York county of Westminster, IN the city
81 New Rochelle, and uron The route Of
is branch line frOp the city II Mount
Vernon ~ the village % White Plains.
The order provides that all crossings
shall be above or below grade and specifies
the type " bridge or subway which shAll
be constructed AZ each crossing There
ara fortv-fouT crossings m the city %
Mount Vernon. village Ut North Pelham.
city " New Rochelle. towns ~ Eastchester
Sc1rsdale and White Plains and the village
u White Plains
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
enm sERiicE eeaWissI0Ns.
NaIlonal Ns,rmbl, flrcis O'hcers. Win
Ioaeph q. Nasun a. President.

ALBANY. June , The following officers
we're elected to-day by the National
Assembly 1t Civil Service Commissions;
President. Joseph e. Mason. spring
Geld. a.. vice presidents. Frank A. Spen-
Ger. New York city; c D. Buell.. Madison.
Ms and James " y Peters. Kansas City.
No, secretary treasurer. John 7. Doyle.
Washington, executive committee. John
e Rpiseye Albany; Francis Amy.
BuHalo. and Cnsster D. Potter, PittsburR.
The place for tho neEt meeting will hs
decided upon later by the executive COM
mittee
Among the resolutions adopted was one
providing that civil service commissioners
should 10 regularly employed At a fixed
salary established by law The memorial
~ tho Department ~ Docks and Ferries
NJ New York city in regard n the employ
ment ~ PiperannuAted OF disabled men
was referred % the New York State Civil
Service Commission.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
NEW CH4RIT1BLE HOME.
Donor, Name WtIhheld. "a Give I've
Houses 20 Ladies christian MON.

Tho Ladies Christian Union n New
Work which has established four homes
bon his civ IN the last twenty years for
sali-sIrporting women. will receive soon
donation N two dwelling housas on
N" .0 N side n Thirteenth street in
the block between Sixth and seventh
avenues for use a. branch home Tho
property. Nus lls and 10. was purchased
several IA ~ ago by the donor from ex.
senator Bernard Martin and Mrs Helen
~namans through the real estate
firm ~ Harris Vaughan The donors
name is Kept secret Tor the present ~
request Tie is a man ~ considerable
r1"Hu1 and has given much money 10
charitable undertakings
no prOpefty. which consists u two
old fashioned three story and hasern snt
dwellings on q plot ttEiOo. h % Ia altered
az a cost u about $1,000 The houses
viii bo connected on each floor and the
upper stories viii be given over 20 bad
r1nrE The homo will accommodate about
sistr women II will he opened 10 the fall
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

another great esse-ths Northern sscuri-
ties oase-cAme before the court that great
Judge had the dne and Inspiring courage
witch makea one man reverted bv his fellow
men 70 announce Ia an opinion " hts own
tnaI in his Judgment the court on that
Jroyous oCca-lon had erred 10 IT, COZ
stru,tiou ~ the at That i~ not an ga
oep,,oUal courage n be shown by great
men and II You are persuaded that these
1ill, a.. not prudent bills. wise bills. fair
bib. JUS bills believe that YOU will vel
come the opportunity 10 exhibit like cur
80 Sow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
New Nork Chapter oI American Institute
NJ BANKING Incorporated

Albany. June s-Ths New York
Chapter Of the American institute %
Banking. formed 20 promote the educl-
ton n bankers in banking through the
organization Of local chapters an aIli-
ances. with available schools Of finance
and Law. was Incorporated ~ ith the
Secretary Of State to-day Among the
directors named are Supt q II Che ney
u the STATE Banking Department. y ~
Alhng and A VI barrett Of New York and
n Billman Of BROOKLYN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
New 1ork women. League for animals.

ALB.Ny. Jun" 3-The New York
women's League for Animals 81 New
York city vas incorporated to-day vi N
the secretary u Stlts u proposes 10
have dispensgi"s for ~" treatment u
animals and thn dis- 'mnation u know T.
edge regarding th",r propar care The
directors arr fllrn = Sprver. Louise a
Vanderbilt. Wary e.. Jones. Fila Mabel
CLARK Marian v Rnn Flsia T. Meade
Maria n Dahon Edith VI Aims Mary
q Manson and Lucy e Whltudge II NeN
NUr, CITY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04

John Monahan, tho ironworkera' dele
gate who stabbed himself a. his home. ii3
Duncan avenue. Jersey City. on Thurs
day morning. died last night in the City
Hospital despite the efforts Of che sur
Eeons % save his life BY the TRANSMISSION
Of blood voluntarily offered By Harry
BloodgO0d. a patient who never saw
Monahan until they we're placed beside
each other for tho operation Monahan
leaves q wife and three children.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
Mis-. War,sn Mo..man Killed In Runaway

NEW HAVEN June Miss Marion
Mossman aged - wears. the oldest
daughter ~ the Rev " y Mossman
Of this city head NJ tho city missionary
organ patton and an active philanthropist.
was killed IN a runaway accident this
afternoon at Guilford, abou, fifteen miles
from New Haven
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-04
Government Investigator Guilty sr For.
gerry.

selim GhaEal formerly employed by
the Government in uEearthing customs
frauds among tho Greeks and Syrians
pleaded guilty in General sessions yester-
day % forgery IN the second degree and
was sentenced by Judge Grain 70 serve
not less than three nor more than Sin
years In the state prison.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Grofberso9tbnm.
Ans Der Bamptaaht.

SnTem b II r 9, %. @pril. Seute
fcicrt @roBber8os 8ilbclm 81 Sobens
burg alrf ietnem &runfenlager ieinen
SO. 9eburtstag, ben "fiinften als Serrz
Ifer uniercs 3unbes. @eboren ant
%. Gpril 1852, pouenbet er jest iein
5S. %Sebensjabr. 8iersu idreibt bas
rSng. @ort": Ils GROCER 9uloer itebt
er Dor Den Iugeu ieines Bottles; nit
betpestem Witgefiibl ieben mir, lpie elm
linerbittlides 2eiben unbarmber5ia
on llnierem seliebteu Serrifer nast
uno tbm langiam ale 2~ebenS!rnft 5ers
ltoreu mu6: 10 melbeten ia nod Dor
einigen Sageu Die beutiben 9ldtter,
Der 3ultanb bes bpbeu &ranfeu lei
%lnberdnoert lflimm. 8obl mar
8~roBber5og Wilbelm groB bur6 Die
@inlibt unb ben SleiB, nit benen er
Ie%tner3eit. ais Sbrpnanipdrter, lid III
Die Experimentation StaatsgeIhdfte
bineingearbeitet; grDBer plrbc CT ms
Durh icinc Ge9ierung. Die er IN
berpii6cr 8eiie obifloB burh Die Grs
nennllng leiner erlauhten @emablin
our S%tattbalterin mnb 5ilr Hegentin;
mn 9roBten nno Su9leid) menidlih am
ndtJlten erIheint CT burh Die langz
pierige, idmcr5lidc &rautbeit, Die
Ieinen SebenSabeno umbilItert. Sente
ipollen mir nnleres ihlpcrgepriiften
Silrlten III trcuer Gercbrrng unb err
9cbener 9anfeSitimmnng gebenfen: es
fiigt ii6 gliidlih, pab baS .Se Seum"
ans InlaB ieines @eburtstages Dor
Dem Sptipnltar Der .Sroiterin Der 9cs
triibten" 9eiun9en miro. Woge Die
mddtige Sanbespatronin benz boben
aranfen Sinoerung IN ieineu Sdumcrz
sen bon @ott Dem Germ erflebcn; mDge
lie aber audi Croft unb Stdrfe i6ens
fen Der eplen SralI. pelfe in mnpers
gleihli6er Siebe unb in beipmbernsz
ipertbem Spfermutb MN i6on Sabre
lang on Der Seite n~niercs @rnBbcrz
Soas leibet, opfert mn betet; mDoe
enolidb Die bimmliidc Ilttcr ieonen
Die aimoer uniereS SerriherbalieS,
Die perbeibunaspole 3ufmit bes 2aus
hcS, meldc gum Sbeil beute Dor Dem
@nabenbilbc fnieenl %. Tpril:
Sie bobe Segeiiterlln9. pelde bel
ySiebcrfe6r Der @eburtStagieier mics
res crlaudteu @rnbber5oas aae 9ils
r~emburser ergreiit. 5ei9t, ipie tief Die
Siebc gum angcitammtcn 8crrl6ers
bans III aller 6cr3cn ~lpllr6clt. =
~Ghicrnodcr AnScigcr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

ienbe. Selbit iolfe SrtIdaiten,
fpel6e bauptiddlid cine Irbeiterz
ooer 8cdmtenbepDlferling baben unb
Iomit bon p%ornbereiu ali cine Bethel
liguns bieies 5beils persiften miiiien,
3eiGneten lid bird einc relatip ltarfc
Insabl bon Wdnnern alis: mir neus
men gomielpe9. S~iibelinaen, 8apI,
Summ, Shifflinsen II. /. 10. Im
Wtittpoh go. Ipri0 famen iolsenoe
Yro5eiIipnen gum @~nabenbilbc: Mer(
800, Seutid)eS 9th $50, frdna0iiidlz
reoenbc 2otbringer 1000 (Wes unb
llmse9enb 100. Seuti6 unb hinge
geno 50O). Im 21. gpril fameil
folgcnbe Sro5eiiiunen: Mttpies 100,
gartrinsen $50, 0ippa1 112, 9ets
tinsen a. 3. @eB 1O3. S%teinbriiden
225, gibingens8 erhem 3OS, 9ilaer@
5iig 0 Dees 1000. Sn Den beiben
Sohdmtern beS lotbringer Yilaer3uaes
preoiste Sr. Yfnrrer gisercl = 8dn1
brinsen iiber bas Etema: .Wearia,
bas WitIter I'M 2eioen." 8er Die
S%otbrinser in ibrer einia6 saufrifs
tigcn nnb innigs tpernrn Srommisteit
befplnoern mill, Der mub in Die polfs@
tbiimlihe Inoaft oericlben schen: bu
betet uno Iinst elm gnn3es Wolt inter
9eitung ieiner 8eiitIiben. %itunhenz
lang. llnS melf' Elm innigcr 8eianal
Sm Nahmitta9s : 8p~ttesDieujte belt
Yfdrrer Wifel aus 8ocenmafern bic
Seifprebiet. - Bon Den am 81. Ipril
dn9efommcnen Sru5eliionen lit nod
nah3utragen bieienige bon Sorbat,
unb llmpegenb: 915. - Im 13. To-
men folsenbe YroSeiiionen an: Cons
BORT 275, Steiniel $50, StaotarunS
943, Balferbingen 375, Solerid 81
100. glaid5eib 1876, Siebenbrunnen
1.136. - Im "a. famen fplaenoe
Yro5eiiionen: Srintingen 1870. Claire
fontdine (Niiiionsbausl 65; Sims
mern 400; Sbren 90; Saaen Silent
bettinsen 247; Shuipeiler 100; Ma
mer 670; SeGinsell ia; aabler so.
= 26. Ipril: gum SfluBtaae Der
b~iesidbrisen Sftape peroen mir Die
gbre baben. 3ipei fremoc 8irheus
f%iiriten in u~nierer Witte gu baben: es
lino 0dgr. Seplen bon Hamiir, fpeld5er
ant Sumstag eintrefien pirb unb ser
Gbt Henauoin bon ct. Wauritius in
Glerf. jest in gurronpiue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
AHisaEtvAlvVA
8 9naem6nrger Na&ri&ten, !


i6ein gu nebmen, miBte er baS
Sdus bitten.
als Die Seleeaten 9esen G6enb iib
tuieber auf ben Seimiucg begaben,
mar es nit Dem 8etpubtiein. baB bic
IA. @roBbunbeS : Seriammlune elm
gldn5enoer Grfolg ipar, bon lpeld1er
man lid, biele quite 8eiultdte bcripres
den fann, bon pelhem in eriter Clinic
Der InihluB bes DUBUQUE 2urcms
burger &ranfen : ltnteritiibuness
@ereins an eripdrten lit iinb ole Selee
aaten nnteritiibteu Den Iusruf bonn
neuertpdblten @roB : @ice@ Srdiibcnten
Sobn SO. Naneen, als man Die 5aqe
perlieb: sIisS- nnr 6ielhpnlte Gpnz
nentipn. nElGe nie Qllremhuraer c
absehaIten hnhen."
Ste Mnprbnunaen in DUBUQUE ipas
rem in SGnoen Der Serren 8erbarb
0terld. Nic. 8inborf. Sobn Reien,
Sic. Yoedes. Ric. &unnen, &. GAM
gerle, s. 8eblen, Yapa Sobn Balls.
S. 8edius uno anberen, unb ourt
Die Irt unb 8eife. fpie lie bas Yroa
gramm gum Nustrde ~bradbten, iinb
Die ausipdrtisen @dite linen gum
grobten. 9anf nerpflibtet.
Ils lettes 8ei6dft am Sonntag
Dor @ertaeung mar Die grnennuns
zines Counties, beitebenb aus ben
6erren sc. s. CUB. s. q. @atrp,
Yeter g. arans5, Hic. 8inborf uno
9erbarb Reri6, Tim ii1 nit ben Be-
amter bes Dubuque 9uremburger
8ranfen ; ltnteritiieunes : @ereins
5fpeds Ini6luB besielben an Den
8rrberbnnb 81 beipre6en.
Sas a%Ieemeiue 9ebuuern fpurbe
alsseiprofen, baB feline Sertreter
n~nierer 2~anbsleutc aus ben norbe
liden Stdbten, fpie ct. Rarl, Iinuea
apolis, Ga @roiie II. T. 10. antpeieno
paren. Soffentlid tperoen bieie balb
aufiisen unb NotiS nebmen, DAB tie
biel permiiIen, ni6t NIT ibren Brit
bern bereint gu fem.
Sie Hiidfabrt na6 Chicago mar
reft semiitblih. Sus biele Sbatiade
betrdftigenb tam ertpdbnt perben.
baB elmer Der bGberen @roBbeamten.
fpelfer nift Defenders oils Sanger be-
riibmt lit. nit elm paar mberen
@robbeamten, bon triertiher Ibitam>
mung, rSie 8a6t am Hbein" iine
genb a%ngetroffen ipurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Die &eiliahaltnna Der Che.

lie oiesmontolid,e pom 81. Batter
Dem 8ebetsapoitolate inter Dem
Stiise Der Waienfonisin Der bel.
ligen Mutter" anempfoblene 8ebets-
meinung lit Die Seilisbaltung Der
Che:
Die @orte oeS fl. 4poitels Ganliis
i'm griefe on Die @pbeiier be5eiigen
uns auf's alarite. oaB fir Sbriiten
Die Che etrpas ourdaiis SeiligeS lit,
uno oarum muB lie md, iiir beilig
gebalten, in beiliger @eiie gcbrauht
werben, oarunt bringt iie audi bel.
lige Eflibten nit lid.
Ger ~llngl1ilbiae miro leid)t Die
Che nod Nrt eines bloBen Sc.
ihdftspertrages ODER oils cine 8ele-
genbeit betraften. ieine gigenliebe
ooer ieine 9eibenifait 81 befrieoiaen,
uno folglth in berielben MIR 0as aii
lid nebmen nollen, mas ibm bebagt,
rno bas Sod mieSer ab5uifiitteln
iu6en. iobalb es ibm 81 lditig Dor.
fommt, mesbalb aiih unglditbige
Boiler notbmenoig Ser @arbarei ooer
Dem llntcrgang entgegelgeben mil.
len. Goppelt trnurig lit es Daber,
wenn iener eigentli6 beioniihe WiB'
brallh lid ielbit unter Gbriiten, unb
Iogor unter iolhen einidleift, Die 5t
ben gelieren geboren mnllen.
Die 8iih0fe @elgiens babell ii6
leBtes Sabr benoeen gefiiblt, Oiele
slrt Der gntbeiligutg Der Che IN
eiuem Sirtenbrieie 81 branomarfen.
" oraliiten, Sefonomiiten mo
Staatsmdmner beid,Gitigen lid NIT
Der Srage nad) gbbilic, ba md be.
ionoers IN einiaen SGnoeru in ,Solee
ocs llebels Die GiumobnerSabl lei-
Oct. 0esbalb bat olid) Der iriiberc
Yrdiioent Hooiepelt 10 nad)oriidlih
auf Den orobenben .Haiienielbit.
moro" bingemieien.
Gbriitlihe grautleutc baben Sei-
tige gelebrung iiber Die beiligen
Tflitten lrnb Hedte 0es gbeitonoes
uotbis, iowie cine sottesfiirdiiae ent.
ferntere irno nGbere 8orbereitutg
auf benielben, oanit Iie nitt wic
Seioen in benielben eintreteu uno
burin leben. Mnn muB ole 9inae
ncbntcr, iuie iie limo. Mmb lie iinb TO-.
mie 8ott JIG gemad,t bat. Son alleli
Mnor0munaen 8ottes aber lit cine
Der beili9itcn Ole Sortpilansung oes
Sebens. GhriinlS bot Ole Che ans
eiuer bios nutiirliten ii elmer iiber.
natilrlihen Suhe. su cinem Safro.
mclltc crboben, mo @utt nil. oob
burh bieic gcbeiligtc Tereiuigmng
Ium NM Nrou ieinc Mitorbciter
ieien in Der Silbung BON nellelt fir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Nm GGbhcn.

Sragt elmer oid I'M oeine Sano,
so frag crit on I'M Ieinen @lailbeu
llnO Lob Dir niht bas iif're Efano
0es ein5ig mabren Slides raiiben;
Sort 8ott err mo Die Stride nid,t,
so miro er audi aitf bid niht boren.
limo oh ous bette er periprid)t,
Su mirit gemiB i'm nitt %befebren.
Sragt eiller Did, Inn oeiue Sanb,
so frog crit on INN leilte Sitten.
Shling nid)t nit Dem Der Che @dno,
Der Shiffbrudl in Der 3itdt ge-
Iitten.
9as gr6Btc Gletb martet oein,
@irit on linn Ser5 ,tno Sano Der.
truileil,
Sem MIR in llnifulo, red)t itno
rein,
aon1l man iih frob ms s(tge
lhaiien.
Traat elmer Did, Inn beinc Sauo.
90 irug crit on IN ernitem Senfen:
geriet mid 8ott III Oiele1 Stonb,
lln0 miro er mid 5itn Simnel
lenfen?
@eun bas geipib, 10 tritt ibn al,
Mit beil'ger 6urht, nit glGilb' gem
Soffen;
9enn @ottes Sulo, lie iearet Damn
Die @abl, Die OH nit @ott g%etroffen.
Y - ~
Mcinc &inoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Meinc &inber.
@on Gle arafft.)

Git, ipeull ih am 8ett meiner ain.
Der Itch.
Iic peifen. ilingelt @eiit,ter ieb',
Ies cages Spiel %perflungen, per-
raul6t,
Sic blonoen .Suare pcrsniigt ge.
bmlidt.
Die SGnbden, runolih irnb meiB uilb
ficim.
8eritlmeen. ais ihlieien beim Be
ten tic ein-
Sunn neia' ih oas Sailpt 10 tief ilnb
lhmer,
slls oh er gefront iab gebeiligt mar,
Damn lauid)' id) Dem Itbem 10 ielig
itufnm.
MlS siitge @ptt ielber i'm &altme I'M,
Damn meiB ih nihts weiter, ais MIR
Oas cine:
Gas limo meine-meine!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
sus Cascade. Soma. beridtet 5

.&atb. @ddter": Sie 2eihe Der am
oorleeten Sreitas gu Yboenir, ari@
coma, perltorbenen iuugen Srau Silz
larins 8nepper traf an Sreitas in
WonticeIo Elm unb iprrbe bann in bas
glternbaus bes 8~rdutisams. Der Sas
Mile Yeter 8nepper, gebra6t, bon no
aus bas 2ei6enbegdngniB iid am
Samstas CUR ct. 1ariens Stride be-
ipeste nnb mad einem Seeleuamt bas
ielbit Die 8eerbisune auf Dem Sc
meinbe @ottesader itattiaub. Be-
f~anntIih ipar bic Seritorbene NIT
i6rem 9atten unb ibrer S9tpeiter
lesten Sanuar mad Yboenir. Iri5ona.
eereiit. Sic itanben eben i'm 8eariffe,
ua6 elmer anoeren 9e9eno 81 5ieben,
ais Die Beritorbene bonn plDBliden
Sobe binpes9erafft tpurbe. MDge tic
ruben in Sriebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

User cinen Mnoten. init i'm al
S~erihueiben. gcnuloia nit ben SGn.
Den lpit, lit a%clupbnlid AM ebciten
Dcrcit. cincn serriNcnen ipiener Sa.
Irmmen5ubinpen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

-@enn es allh einnlal uorfommt,
oaB oaS Mittagsmabl nid,t CUR red.
ten 3eit iertig lit 10 iolte lid Der
Wann ~oesiuegen bod nidt irserlid
poer miirriif seiseu. Gr ionte nieI.
mebr oaron benfen, mie OFT er, mno
ba5n nod, obne ~beionoeren InlaB, an
ipdt sn Wittagsmobl gefommen lit.
Ter alerihpGditc mo IIer.
nieoriaitc fann in ieitem tGelifen
@erfebr nit ieineu Iitmenihen at
einem Musfluiie Der Sreuoe uno oes
Seaens merben. lurd, giitiae 8or-
te, frenmolid)e Sanblungen, babnrd).
baB err ii6 oapor biitet, Die Gmpfino.
lihfeit glnberer 5u p~erlesen, gibt er
linen Werthe. Die linn menig ODER
gar nifts fuiten, ole ober bod I'M.
iddsbar iino. Sest iif oo6 Gin
groBcr Sbeil umierer iroiiden Sreil.
Sen aus iolden @urten mno Sbaten
Wianmen. Ole ms Sugeipanbt per.
oen; laiien iie ms bod) mandle Sits
terfeitcn pcrseilen ODER bclien ms
Npdl JIG 1erina Sl ohten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

Sn ibrer Tumner bonn Z. Wni
bringt Die nSur. S%ereins5tg." nod
folgenpe gin5clbeitcn:
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bent bes Dubuque 2iremb. &ranteus
llnterItiiblngs s@ereins. &or ciuigen
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
BANKER MORSE.
ILL IN PRISON

(By United Press Leased Wire. }
NEW YORK, May 26.-Chas.
w. Morse, the New York banker,
who is serving a term in the fed
eral penitentiary at Atlanta, is
seriously i'll and has been removed
to the prison hospital, according to
a message received here today. He
is said to be suffering from a form
of kidney trouble.
Mrs. Morse today confirmed the
report that her husband is i'll.
Il am only permitted to hear
from Mr.. Morse once in two
weeks" she said. II intend to &c
to Atlanta next week. l will be
permitted to see him then. His
condition has been worrying me
for several weeks"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
AT THE TACOMA.
Grace George Tonight.

Grace George will present her
latest offering, "a Woman's
Way" at the Tacoma theater to-
night. 1t was written by Thomp-
son Buchanan, a young newspaper
man, and is described as a comedy
of common sense. The character
played by Miss George is that OF a
young, bright and charming Amer
lean wife, who discovers that her
husband has fallen in love with
another woman. BY her clever
treatment of the unpleasant sit
uation the young wife completely
wins back her husbands love and
easily defeats the schemes of the
other woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
To PRESENT PLAY
| At HIGH SCHOOL

The seniors of the Tacoma High
school will give two nights pres
entation of Shakespeare's Twelfth
Night" at the High school audi
torium June 2 and 4.
The class has been rehearsing
for over six weeks on the play
This is the first attempt OF the
class in Shakespearean drama.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
WOULO.BE HOLDUPS
FIND SALOON LOCKED

Henry Hademan, proprietor Of
the Pontiac hotel bar, is con-
vinced 1t pays to close early. Just
after he had barred the door on
the G street side last night and
was cleaning things up, two fell
lows with masks over their faces
and revolvers in their hands ap-
peared at the door and tried to
enter. They looked sheepish
when they found the door locked,
and when the bartender grabbed
for a revolver they scooted in a
hurry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26
GERMANY HAS
ThEfASTEST
VESSEL

KEEL, Germany, May 26.-The
German navy's new cruiser Won
der Tam now holds the worlds
speed record for vessels of its
class. In a trial run 1t developed
a speed of % knots an hour. The
Won der Tam is a 19,0O0-ton
cruiser and was launched at Ham.
burg March 10, 1909.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-05-26

The South End Improvement
club held a great social soiree last
night at which the men did the
honors in entertaining the ladies.
A feature of the evening was a
concerted movement on the part
of the suffrage club in that Sec
tion to boost the cause The
women were there in a body and
the subject was introduced. At
torney Wesley Lloyd got up and
began to object to woman suff-