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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

My student went down to his
training in the obscure school OF
the City of the Sun with the ba-
sis of his moral life well estab-
lished. He was a self conscious
and self determinative being with
a sense of God in his soul. The
anchorage of his moral life was
the admonition, How can | do
this thing in the sight of God. y
How the university to which my
student went was the Prison in
Potifers House or thereby. We
do not think of Prisons as places
of learning. They are general
ly rated the other way. They
are places that ruin not only
body and morals but mind and
soul as we'll. Their viciousness
and their slavery, their darkness
and their suffering, their hope
lesSness declare that, here no
mind can raise to strength and
no soul can keep its grasp on
goodness and come out disciplin-
ed and arrayed in the beauty
that will be sought of men. But
here my student, stayed for over
seven years taking the entire
course.
The Pharaoh was seeking one
day a man wise enough to tell
him the meaning of his dreams.
He was referred to my student
standing with the prison keys
in his hand, and he gave him
the Interpretation thereof. Pha-
roah was later seeking man
wise enough for Prime Minister
and out of this prison from
which no man had ever risen to
eminence walked this young man
to take his place as Prime Min
lister Of the land of the Pharaohs.
What marvel was this? What
training could have ever prepar-
ed him for this great office. He
took hold of the task with tnergy
and certainty and the first thing
he did was to outline a policy
covering fourteen years and
winning the respect of all the
realm. What training was his
out of the prison he leaped to
the throne. From the company
of criminals he marched in a
day to be companion of Cour-
tiers. Who shall say that his
education was defectivt in any
way? He had received a train
ing that every one of us would
gladly receive but for the years
of prison life. An education that
prepared us to stand before kings
and hold Office among great
statesmen. My student Joseph,
son of Jacob as graduate of the
university of the City of the
Sun went out to go up and
down the land as the represen-
tative of the Government and to
be the greatest man OF his day.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
GRADE
EXERCISES
FRIDAY NIGHT
THIRTY-FOUR FINISHED
COMMON SCHOOLS
OF PLYMOUTH-PRO-
GRAM PREPARED.
Literary and Musical Numbers
Were Executed at the
Webster School Building
Friday Night.

The Eighth Grade Commence
ment OF the Plymouth Common
Schools, will be held at the Web,
ster School building Friday even
ing, May 21th. The follow
ing program will be executed:
Program.
March Ellington
Nellie ArmontrOut
Invocation. -. Rev. S. a. Now
Piano Solo-"Valse"
........ August Durand
Ruth Moore
Oration-"Our Upward Course
Eugene Beagles
Quartette- May Time. -.
ROeckles
Loretta Ulrich, Fern Snoeberger
John Shoemaker, Donald Baker
Recitation ''Katrina's Visit to
New York -. Grace Leippert
Violin Solo" Simple Avau'.
C. Thome
Fred Hess
Recitation The Happy Prince
.............. Wilde
Agnes Jones
Double Ouartette Call to Arms
:. Geo. A. Veazie
Irene Ulrich, Marie Plake, Lottie
Conger, Hazel Detwiler, Ray
Lemert, Raymond Masse-
ma, Harry Cook, Clarence
Seward
Oration-''lndustHial Training
............ Frank Steinebacfl
Solo-'T'm a Gypsy, Wild and
Free" "A. Altheimer
Azelia Stein
Reading Amore" -.
..........,... >. :. Paul Beaumon
Martha Bowel
Presentation of Glass ......
49,. ID. l.. McKesson
Awarding OF Certificates. -.
Supt. r. A. Randall
Chorus Welcome Pretty Prim-
rose. Giro Pinsuti
Class 1910
The class colors are Nile Green
and Lavender. Class Flower
White Rose. The motto is Moth
ing is Too High to be Reached '
The following is the list OF
eighth grade graduates.
Class Roll
Eugene Beagles, Martha
Kathrine Bow ell, Donald d.
Baker. Claude w. Beldon, Harry
l.. Cook, Charles c. Group, Lot
tie Evora Conger, Hazel Mildred
Detwiler. Omer r. Fruits, Den
mis- Gordon, Fred E. r. Hess, Hal
H. Houghton, Agnes f. Jones,
Grace B. Leippert, Neal Long.
Ruby May Lacker, Raymond
Lemert. Ruth 'Morlock. Edna
Pearle Now, Azelia NJ. Stein,
Frank G.. Steinebach. Raymond
Massena. Carl f. Price, Marie
Plake. Earl c. Mishler, Ruth G..
Moore, Loretta B. Ulrich. Irene
JJlrich. Devere +. Wallace,
Lille Esther Stockgen, Clarence
7. Seward. Fred F. Siddall, Fern
NJ. Snoeberger. John F. Shoe
maker.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
THE STORY !
Of JOSEPH
GIVES THEME
BACCALUREATE ADDRESS
BY REV. WAREING AT
TENDED BY VAST AS
SEMBLAGE.
Methodist Minister Delivers Ser
mon to Plymouth High
School Class Full of Deep
Thought.

Every seat, every chair, and
every aisle ip both the audience
room and the Sunday School
room of the Presbyterian church
was crowded Sunday evening
when Rev. f. c. Warelng preach
ed the baccalaureate sermon for
the graduates of the Plymouth
High School. The music of the
great pipe organ, the solos and
quartettes was appropriate, and
the prayer by Rev. Plug was
almost an inspiration.
Rev. Z. c. Wareing was at his
best. His subject was the Uni
verSity OF Heliopolis' in the city
OF the sun in Egypt three
thousand years ago, and the hero
of his address was the young man
who after spending seven years
in prison was given his freedom
by the king and stepped : from
the prison gloomy walls at the
age OF 2S years to the position
OF prime minister of Egypt, be-
ing chosen over all the great
scholars OF the finest university
them on earth.
The sermon was an appeal for
manhood and womanhood. for in
dividuality, morality, spirituality
determination and courage to
stand for what is right at all
times and under all circum-
stances. 1t was one of the best
addresses ever delivered in Ply
mouth and we believe every
member OF the class of 1910 is
we'll as all others who gave the
sermon thoughtful attention will
be better for having heard it.
The address by Rev. Warelng
was as follows:
| am to speak to you tonight
upon this subject 1.-The Univer-
sity of Heliopolis." You have
not received a catalogue IRON
there announcing the course for
next year. That University ex-
listed in a far off day and If |
am to take YOU there tonight,
YOU will have to come with me
over sea and land to. Egypt and
then back with me to that day,
when the city of ON was the
intellectual capital OF the land OF
the Pharaohs. That city was
build a few miles north and east
of the present city of Cairo. 1t
was called by the Greeks He'll
opolis. or the City OF the Sun.
This city was noted for two
things. first it had great Tenn
pie and to this was attached a
great institution of learning.
Here came the great Scholars Of
the world to study. Plato
studied here and Herodotus
wrote parts OF his great history
here and many other traditions
gather about the place to make
it famous in the annals OF his
tory. 1t was from this city that
the story of the Sphinx was
given to the world. The Wor'
ship of the Temple was gwen to
that of the Sun. The Pharaoh
had erected four famous obllsks
Just outside the gates of the CITY.
They stood tall and spiendid
signifying the rays of the SUM-
Each year a fabled bird with
beautiful plumage came from
Arabia and built her nest IN the
tower or upon some wall OF
spices and perfumed twigS and
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Cadets to Study Europe.

Announcement was made al
Culver that branch OF the mill
tarv school located there IS TO be
established in Brussels, Belgium
the coming summer. Fifty stu
dents at Culver will be selected
for the school and while in Bel
oi,,m will devote themselves to
the study of French and will
visit Paris, Berlin, London and
other large European cities.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

for supreme Judge in the Third
district and Jonce Monyhan, can
dldate for state treasurer will
be here and other eminent Re-
publlcanS from a distance will
no doubt attend. The eyes of
the whole state are turned to-
ward Marshall county this year
and our Republicans are expect
ed to make good.
The official call is as follows !:
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Dav at South Bend.

The Mesdames c.. F. Hitch
cock. Harry Hoham, H. NJ. Te-
bav. Hanford Browne and Fred
Wenzler went to South Bend
Tuesday noon to spend the al
ternoon with Mrs. Jennie Wal
mer in that city.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Fire Department Called.

The Fire Department was
called today on account of a
slight blaze in the roof of Mrs.
Seftenright's house on north
Michigan street, which was ex-
tinguished without turning on
water by the Fire Department.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Will PrObated.

The last will and testament OF
Mars sila A. Bowers, deceased OF
Culver was probated in Circuit
court today. William O. Osborn
is executor of the will.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Entertained Friends.

Mrs. John Hoham entertained
a number of her lady friends
Yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guest Mrs Mary 'Weckerle OF
Chicago.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-29

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to think OF interesting
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-29
Daddy 'sBedtirne
y Was Lonesome

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think soy
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butcher
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looking At
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give you both a nde
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moment later fell to the ground whining
cows backs have yp
cut two Oh how and
chased her
well when Bessie pumpkins
nnaiy
which lying old
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the old tumbng
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Poor lonesome Bcse Bumpkins!
body Joke
30 ehuan
their ssou and
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Uoe Then she lost
aysd hockey snd
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pupnT unehs Thn she began ringing the
again but lust sbout this time In walked her
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NrrpliNf.

(Nups al aibsutuina Sisiston Vcfison,cr)
Brannon, Miss Irene
Bruce, Mr.. s. NJ.
Benson. Albert
Christensen, Mrs. Marget
Chally, Mr.. Randolph
Enochson. Mrs. Julia
Easily, Carl
Eli. Mrs. Martha
Eagle, Mr.. Dan 2 letters !
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German Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilmore, Mr.. Eph
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Newman Adolph
Niniunahotan, Tasinawastenin
Nelson, Mrs. Mary
Oliya, Rev. X.
Olson, Miss Attic
Peterson, Mr.. Olof
Peterson, c. l..
Rumstick, Henry
Roeben, Mr.. Emil
Ring Elizabeth
Roberts, Mr.. Henry
Reeser, Mr.. Byron
Swanumson, Mr.. Alver
Sankey j. NJ.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-29
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
Representatives in Congress
Chas. II. Burke
Eben w. Martin
Governor
r.. S. Vessey.
Lieutenant Governor
+. M. Byrnc.
Secretary of State
=. G. Policy.
State Auditor
Henry B. Anderson
State Treasurer
George G. johnson
Attorney General
Royal c. Johnson.
Commissioner School and Public
Lands
+. B. Brinker.
Superintendent of Public Instruc
ton
G.. q. Lawrence.
Railroad Commissioner
w. G. Smith
Judge of Supreme Court, 5th Dis
trict--
j. II. Mccoy, Brown county.
Judge of Supreme Court, 4th Dis
trict-
Ellison G. Smith
Judge of Circuit Court, 9Th Judi
cial District
Frank McNulty
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-09-29
Republican Ticket.

Republican County and Legisla
tive Ticket.
State Senator
Anton II. Dahl
Representatives
Iver johnson
T. l.. Kinney
Olaf Negaard
Halver Oien
Treasurer
John III. Lewis
Auditor
j. A. Ray
Sheriff
John 8. Swanson
Register of Deeds
d. +. Stevens
Clerk Of Courts
Ivar Stadstad
Superintendent Of Schools
Bonnie +. Andrews
States Attorney
G.. X. Jorgenson
County Judge
K. j. Turner
Coroner
A. Il. Taplin, NJ. ID.
For County Commissioners.
Second District
=. l.. Remuud.
Third District
M. l.. Nicholson.
Fourth District
John Meland.
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flask and cigarette case and the
knife?"
"All safe, sir-er-all safe, Blake"
Then you two follow me slow
enough not to worry that ankle. I
don't want any more of the pack-mule
in mine"
Where are we going, Mr.. Baker
exclaimed Miss Leslie. You will not
leave us again"
Its only a half-mile, Miss Jenny.
There's a break in the ridge. I'm GO
ing on ahead to find if it's hard to
climb
But why should be climb"
Food, for one thing. You see, this
end of the cliff is covered with sea
birds. Another thing, l expect to strike
spring"
'oh, hope you do! The water In
the rain pools is already warm
They'll be dry in a day or two.
Say, Winthrope, you might fetch some
of those stones-size of ball. used
to be fancy pitcher when l was a
kid, and we might scare UP rabbit or
something"
81 play cricket myself But these
stones"
Better'n gun. when you haven't
got the gun. Come on. Wen go in a
bunch, after all, in case | need stones"
With due consideration for Win
thrope's ankle-not for Winthrope-
Blake set so slow pace that the half
miles walk consumed over half an
hour But his smouldering irritation
was soon quenched when they drew
near the green thicket at the foot OF
the cleft. In the almost deathlike
stiffness of mid-afternoon, the sound
of trickling water came to their ears,
clear and musical.
"A spring." shouted Blake. Il
guessed right Look at those green
plants and grass; there's the channel
where it runs out in the sand and
dries up"
The others followed him eagerly as
he pushed in among the trees. They
saw no running water, for the tiny
rill that trickled down the lodges was
matted over with vines. But at the
foot of the slope lay pool, some ten
yards across. and overshadowed by the
surrounding trees. There was no
underbrush, and the ground swas
trampled bare as a floor.
''By Jove," said Winthrope; "see the
tracks! There must have been drove
of sheep about"
Deer, you mean" replied Blake,
bending to examine the deeper prints
at the edge of the pool. These amt
sheep tracks A lot of them are
larger"
Gould you not uncover the brook? ?"
asked Miss Leslie. IF animals have