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The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
TUSKEGEE COMMENCEMENT

y ChEGEE COuA1E4N OEAlE1N
The annual Commencement Exer-
cises of the Tuskegee Normal and In
dustrial Institute begin this year on
May 22nd, with the delivery OF the
Commencement sermon by DR.. S. c.
Mitchell, president of the University
of South Carolina.
The Trinity Church (Boston)
Prize Contest will be held Tuesday,
May 24th, at 7.3o o'clock p. m, in the
Institute chapel. This exercise has
ing events of Commencement Week,
always been one of the most interest
ing and promises to be even more in
teresting than usual this year.
The Seventeenth Anniversary Ex-
ercises of the Phelps Hall Bible
/ Training School will be held Mon
day, May 23rd, at 7.3o o'clock P. m,
in the Institute chapel. Rev. w. H.
Logan, pastor Wesley NJ. E. Church,
will deliver the address.
The exercises on Commencement
Day, May Goth, will begin at 1890
o'clock, a. m, in the Institute Chapel,
and again in the afternoon at 200
O'Clock p. M, concluding with the de-
livery OF the Commencement Address
! by the Hon. William H. Lewis, As
sistant U. S. District Attorney, Bos-
ton, Mass.
The different divisions of the
school will be in operation during
Commencement c Week and on May
Goth so that visitors and friends will
have ample opportunity to inspect
the work of the students in the vari-
Gus divisions.
All indications point to the larg-
! est attendance in the history of the
institution, and special arrangements
jhave been made for the accommoda-
ton of all visitors, a large number
of whom will probably take advan-
tage of this opportunity to visit the
Institution. An interesting feature
of the exercises both on May twenty
isecond and May twenty-sixth, will be
the battalion drill by the entire stu
dent body, Illustrating the military
discipline in use at the school.
Two special trains have been Sc
cured to carry visitors and friends
of the school from Montgomery, Ala
bama, and Opelika, Alabama, to the
J Institute grounds, and return, on
May twenty-sixth.
Open, round trip, railroad rates can
be secured to reach Tuskegee from
points included in Southeastern Pas
senger Association during Commence
ment Week, May twenty-second to
May twenty-sixth. Fare to Tuske-
gee from Montgomery for this oc-
casion will be two dollars and forty
FIVE cents, from Opelika two dollars.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
Died Suddenly
MILTON NJ. HOLLAND DEAD
Former Chief of Division Succumbs
to Sudden Illness,

MlLlON M. HOLLAND DEAD
Former Chief of Division Succumbs
to Sudden Illness.
Milton NJ. Holland, formerly chief
of the checking division in the Of
fee of the auditor for the Post Office
Department, died yesterday morning
at II o'clock at his home, Silver
Spring, Md The funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Mr.. Holland was taken i'll Saturday
while at work. A physician was
summoned and administered treat
ment. Later in the day Mr.. Holland
wen to his home and was again
stricken, dying yesterday morning.
Mr.. Holland was born in Texas IN
1874. He was appointed to the gov
.crnment service from Ohio. He was
made chief in the auditors Office in
April, 1880. He was reappointed
October 10, 1897, to a position as
clerk in that Office and was again
appointed chief of a division in 1893.
Later he filled a clerical position.
He leaves a widow and an adopted
daughter.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
Mr.. Bruce S Report
WASHINGTONS RUNNING
SORE,

(From the Philadelphia Tribune)
The race question in the District
of Columbia has been a running sore
with the race longer ago than 1874,
when we first crossed the Potomac
and ate fried oysters at Col. Perry
CarSon's Pennsylvania Avenue Cafe.
The sore is running yet, as raw and
as troublesome. 1t appears to have
a firm hold on the 10000 colored
people who reside in the District of
-3lumbia, and not only keeps them
busy, but the white people thinking.
Speaking of the wrangling and
jangling school question in the Dis
trict of Columbia, which Kisses for
ever like the tongues of fire in Vel
lowstone Park, which made Rudyard
Kipling's East Indian skin creep. The
New York Age says: Roscoe Conk-
ling Bruce, School Superintendent
in Washington, hampered on every
side by advice and criticism, is put
ting forth heroic efforts to tangle out
(''tangIe out" is unique!) y the an
cient mazes of the District schools.
Did you ever notice that it is the YER
lest amateur at a checker contest who
will point out the mistakes of the
champion?" Sure. What did Lord
Macauley say about the dear anna
teurS, who refuse to sit at any other
feet than their own? That ''they
resemble nothing in the heavens
above, the earth beneath, or the wa
ters under the earth" And what
says William Calvin Chase, the mas
Sive black column which stands IN
the place where Perry Carson once
stood and sputtered: Mr.. Chase says
in his Washington Bee, queer in
sect, that "the people don't want the
schools under the control of the Dis
trict Commissioners" Again: There
IS a great deal of conflict of authori-
ty in the colored schools. Who is to
blame for such conditions ?" Yes,
who? Not Mr.. Chase and his Bee,
of course; not Roscoe Conklin
Bruce, the able son of an able faith
er and the noble son of a noble
mother; not the people, the dear peO-
pie; not Mary Church-Terrell, Will
ham V. Tunnel and John R. Fran
els, strong and devoted members of
the School Board; no, none of these.
Who, then? The sore is deep and
running. If it is not healed up, and
that soon, by those most vitally con-
cerned, the white people will take the
colored superintendent and the col
ored members of the school board
and put them out of authority and
onto the cold, unfeeling pavement,
and give their unfrocked authority
to white people.
In Aesop's Fables there will be
found the story of big dog with 4
| large piece of meat in his mouth,
crossing small stream, on a log.
Instead of looking ahead of him, the
way he was going, the dog looked
/; downward into the stream, the way
he was not going. He saw his sha.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
THANKS Mr.. KEYS

Mr.. Samuel A. Keys, manager Of
the Hiawatha Theatre Company,
granted permission to team who IS
canvassing for the Y. M. c. A., to
take charge of the performances that
night The team realized over S42,
which was turned over to the Y. M.
c. A. The team sent the following
letter to Mr.. Keys through its Secre-
tary:
Washington, D. C., May II, 1910.
Mr.. Samuel A. Keys,
Manager of the Hiawatha Theatre
Washington, D. c.
My dear Mr.. Keys:
Captain Z. B. Henderson and the
members of Team No. 7, of the Y.
NJ. c. A. direct me to extend to you
their sincere gratitude for your kind
ness in turning over to the Finishing
and Furnishing Fund through Team
No. 7, the net proceeds from a nights
performance at the Hiawatha Thea
tire. Through your generosity the
the Fund has been greatly augment
ed.
Again thanking you and with sin
cere good wishes, I am,
Very respectfully yours,
]. Moria Saunders, Secretary Of
Team No. 7, Y. M. c. A.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
photographic ALnSi
By Miss G. B. Maxfeld

There was a possibility of having
statute of Jefferson Davis in the
Capitol as Mississippi's contribution
TO the Statuary Hall. Senator Bur
ton presented a petition from The
William H. ellison post" protesting
not only against Jeff Davis, but also
against Robert Z. Lee.
1t is said Queen Victoria reigned
longer than any of the British SOW
ereign, sixty-four years, and King
Edward the fifth, shortest, two
months.
DR.. w. Bruce Evans delivered the
commencement address to the stu
dents of Sandy Springs Industrial
School, Sandy Springs, Md.
Seventy-fve graves of dead fire.
men were decorated Monday with
wreaths and a small silk flag at each
headstone in honor of the hremen's
decoration day.
If the prophecy of Miss E. Adams
the astrologer, who predicted the
Windsor Hotel fire and the death of
King Edward is true England is now
to have stormy reign, probably end
ing in the establishment of a repub-
lie.
The American Bible Society has
raised the 100000 necessary to meet
"a similar gift from Mrs. Russell
Sage, and the leaders of the works in
this city are jubilant over their sue
cess.
Secretary Ballinger, in addressing
the Y. M. c. A. last Sunday declared
The color line will disappear as the
Negro people advance morally. re-
ligiously and educationally. He was
heartily applauded.
The White Trinity M. E. Church
was IoS years old last Sunday and
celebrated its freedom debt by the
burning of mortage papers.
1t is said General Grant in his
tour around the world thirty-three
years ago covered more ground than
Col. Roosevelt-only General Grant
was not SO ostentatious.
Special Master J. Westmore Viii
cox in the Jamestown Exposition
litigation, showed in his report that
there was a shortage of 100000
which should be paid to the federal
government.
The Southern Baptist Convention
which convened in Baltimore, Md,
voted to request the churches to
contribute 100000 for foreign mis-
sion work.
Wednesday was Hague day in the
public schools of this city and was
celebrated by addresses and songs of
peace and international disarma-
ment. The first Hague peace con-
ference was called by the Gar of
Russia ten years ago.
President Taft spoken from the
ing that they would soon erect a new
pulpit in the Unitarian Church, say
house of worship as memorial to Ed
ward Everett Hale $I8,755 was
given at the services.
The hall of the Roman College in
Rome was decorated with American
and Italian flags for Commander
Peary's lecture. The King and Duke
of the Abruzzi heartily congratulate
ed Peary and his party.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
DIR. SHEPARD IN TOWN

DR.. J. Shepard arrived in the city
yesterday from Little Rock, Ark,
where he delivered the commence
ment address at the Philander Smith
College. DR.. Shepard is stopping at
1903 T street, northwest.
Mr. Emmett ]. Scoot of Tuskegee,
Alabama, was in the city for few
days last week en- route for New
York City on business.
DR.. Booker T. Washington passed
through the city last week en- route
for New York City.
Rev. A. Shepard, D. D., of Dur
ham, N. c., father of DR.. ]. f. Shep-
ard, arrived in the city Thursday to
attend the National Sunday Schoo
convention. He is stopping at 1919
Florida avenue, n. W.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21
SOCIAL SETTLEMENT

The Nathan Straus Laboratory has
opened up a branch milk station at
The Colored Social Settlement
House. The mothers of that local.
ty are being instructed daily into the
art of caring for their babies and
they are beginning to see the advan-
tage of buying this excellent milk.
Messrs. Grogan and Sons and
Stumph and Lyford, furniture deal
ers, have donated ice boxes to this
station, and the American Ice Com
pany is supplying the ice.
The Washington bee., 1910-05-21

Ask you friends ito vote for you
in the contest now going on among
the teachers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

l1numltoBli9en @run6iate Ser @eieQ-
l9aftslebre. Son 2ufti6loiiern itno MIR
feline 6reu1oe. Das erite, an oas mir
BEL einem 8au 0enfen, lit 6as 5nnoa'
ment. 2ie9t 0ieies felt, 10 fann, man
obne @efabr fibn uno bo@ bauen.
l1niere @eie1i6aft trantt nidt TO-
mobl an duBeern l1ebeln, als bielmebr
an innerr, %tieflitenoen organii4en
Mangeln. Sic franft Dor allem AUDI
an elmer 6ur@ un0 6ur6 unbaltbaren
uno ungeiunoen Muffaiiung Ser anf~
gabe ser @eielidaft. DarauS erge'
ben ii6 bon ielb1t 5ablloie @iBgrtffe.
$50 man feinen re6ten 8egriff uno
fem 8eritdn0niB bot fir Sen eigentlt'
den 3med oes geieui6aftli6en Stga-
nismus, fann man audi sic Sbeilfunc,
|tiouen nidt entlpreden6 regeln nno
fenltenen. Man finoet audi nibt Den
ridtigen 5tan0puct CUR 8enrtbet=
lung ser Sdaoen un6 @iBitanoe, II.
miro oen15uf olge audi Sic wirtlamen
Mittel CUR Mbbilfe nidt treffen.
Ser geieaidaftli6e 3uitano ent=
lpridt ser Matur 6es Meni6en. Die
@eleal6aft lit fem miafurlides &C.
bil5e, 0as man jemeilig nad 8elieben
aeitalten uno umgeitalten f0nnte. Sic
berubt auf natiirli6en, unperanoerli9
int @elen oes Meni@en g%egebenen
@erbaltniHen. Sn ibr finoet ser
Menld sic @rgan3l1ng ieiner perionli<
6en lln5uldngli6feit. Sir einen ie-
|oen lit sic @eieui6aft Elm @eminn. Die
natiirli9e griiten5meiie 0es Meni6en
lift sic geieai@aftli6e. Sbne @elen=
l6aft baben mir sen roben 3uitano ser
Milobeit un0 @arbarei. Dime tie gibt
es feline Gipiliiation, feline &ultur
uno feinen 6ortidritt.
Sic @eleuidaft berubt uuf ser ele-
n1entaren 5batia6e, 0aB ii6 Ser Gin
seine in feinem 6aIe> ni6t einmal
sum armieligen, nacaten 2eben ge=
niigt; lon6er11 in aIem, mas iber Sic
8efrieoigung ser Motbonrft oes Sc
bens binaasgebt, auf feline Mitmen=
i6en angemiel en lit. 9ur6 ta1i ems
Iaoen bangt er nit ser @eieuibaft
5ulammen. Sn ser @eieaihnft gi6t
Elm je0er uno empfangt Elm ie0er. IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

lit 6os ieoo9 ni6t 10 auf3ufaiien, als
Oh ser Meni6 a%uberbalb Ser @eiel-
idaft nit elmer SiiIe bon @edten aus
aeitattet iei, sic er bei Dem @intritt
in oielelbe p%reisgeben mibte. Die
Medte 6es Acknowledgement Meniden
.1ino negatiper Matur; iie be5ieben ii6
uu1r auf Dinge, ni6t aber auf Ser
ionen, ser @e6tsperluit 0es Men.
lden in Ser @eieui4aft lit fein beoen-
TENDER. Ser 3umads an @e6ten, be-
lon6ers an @e9tsidub ein iebr an,
iebnlider.
Ser cine gibt, mas er bat, INN So
fir Al, empfangen, mas er ni6t fat.
&atten ale 6as @lei@e, 10 mare cine
@eieui6oft unlinnig; oenn eS ware
nidts babel gu getptnnet1. 9ie @eiel=
i6aft iebt alio cine unglei@beit un<
ter Sen Meni6en poraus. &uf oieier
unglei6beit berubt ser Mustaui6, ser
geiitige mie au6 ser materielle. Mus
oerlelben l1nglei6beit nn0 aus ser
@erl6ieoenbeit ser 8e0urfaiiie er=
madit Sic Mrbeitstbeilung nn0 sic
Mannigfaltigfeit Ser geieligen STUNT
tionen. Damit oieie in barmonii6er
@eiie Dor ii@ geben f0nnen un0 of
ne 5t0rung perlaufen, lit cine feite,
.gutgeregelte@ notwithstanding MOTIF
menoig. 9ie Notwithstanding
li6ert sic 3iele. ser @eieui@aft. sic
fommt ieoem ein5elnen pieOer gu
gut.
Mi6t sic notwithstanding
ldafft sic nnglei6beit unter Sen Men=
lden. SIM @egentbeil, iie ion Sic nn<
gIeidbeit miloern un6 Sic Meni6en
einan6er naber bringen. 9te ebeli6e
@emeinl6aft berubt ia au6 auf tief<
qreifen0en nnteri9ie0en: ibr 3med tit
ie6o6 @eltaltung elmer boberen Gin
felt. Sn elmer @eielli@aft, in mel6er
Sic ltnteri@ieoe iid idarf berporbe<
Zen, lit Sic i%ociale Soee ni6t perpirf=
lidt: lie 1T cine tnoipioualiitii6e &C.
leul6aft; Elm 5er6r0felnoeS @an5es;
nidt elm barmonii6 geitalteter Srga<
nismus. @egen oieie Muffaiiung Ser
@eleni6aft mebren mir unS ia. @ir
ltreben cine ioli0aril6e io5ialansge=
buute Sc eni 9aft an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
Sur Miebtisfteanms.

2ieber uMoroitern!" = Inter ser
l1eberi@rigt 9ilm fan6 i@ u11-
langit in Deinen Spalten sic Ma9=
ri@t, 6aB 6as Selma bon Geras iid
meiner &onititution ni9t bertrn-
gen babe, un6 i6 6esbalb NIT mei=
11er 6amilie mein &eim rad oem
Staate Colorado perlegen mol1e. Dem
lit ni6t 10. 9as Selma in Seras
gefant mir uno meiner Srau iebr gut,
bagegen iino mniere &in6er in 8e5ug
getbeilter Meinl1ng. l1niere
Sodter lit nod @inneiota 5u<
riidgereiit, INN 6as falte Selma no9-
mails gu genieben. gs lit nidt u11-
mogli@, baB mir unier &eim nad
COLORADO perlegen, aber es lit 6as BEL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

Soften ser an6ern gu beginitigen. Sic
oarf ni6t Ben einen %ibermaBige er=
0riidenoe &e6te einraumet1, nn0 Sic
&e6te ser anoern ungebiibrli6 BE-
i6nei0en. Son0ern iie ioa iorgfdltig
&edte un0 &tlibten, &ortbeile 1tno
2alten abtpdgen uno na6 @ere6tigfeit
un0 8iQigfeit %pertbetlen. $50 0aS
nidt geid)iebt, treibt man feline So=
cialpolitif, ion0ern Sn0ipioual- o0er
&lafenpoltttf.
Ser gin5elne iu6t inlrerbalb ser BE-
lteben0en Sronung 5unddit lein Ell
genes @obl gu permirflider1, oan,1
audi al Sem Musbau 6es @an5en nit
5umirfen. Die @eieui6aft foroert
nidt MIR Spfer, io10ern iie bietet audi
u%nge5ablte &ortbeile. 0as Sci ammt=
mobl itebt I'M algemeinen 0ern peri0n=
li6en @obl ni6t int @ege. Cine maB=
poqe 5elbi tliebe lit aud innerbalb ser
Sci eai6aft poQfommen gere9tfertigt.
9em immer bleibt ser Meni@ ltb
lelbit Ser Md6ite. Ser %io5iale @eilt
l@liebt elite perniinftige &iidii6t auf
oas eigene Sl1tereiie ni6t aus. Denn
mir geb0ren 5ueri It uns ielbit an un0
Damn erit ser @eleui6aft; un0 mir
geboren Sem staate niemalS gang.
IS gibt peri0nli6e S1tereiien, Sic mir
niemals Sen Sntereiien 0es @an5en
aufopfern 0irfen; es gibt %perionli<
6e, unantaltbare &e6te, Sic mir ME
mails perauBern f0nnen.
Die @eleai6aft ioQ MQen @ortbet<
le bieten. @ibt es cine &laiie, Sic ibm
@eieui9aftsgan5en nidt beriidii9tigt
miro, Sic Don oem @enuB ser @eien-
i6aftsQiter mebr ooer meniger aus
geidloiien lit, 10 fat Sic @eieai@oft
lire Mufgabe %berfannt. Sn oieiem
SAT- miro cine &eform notbmen0ig.
9as @lei6gemidt ser tpio%eritreiten<
Sen Sntereiien muB mie0er bergeiteQt
tperoen. Das beiBt ni6t sic Bethlehem
Sc Sr6nung ft0ren, fonoern sic 0r6-
11ltng 1T brer uripringliden Sorm
mie0erberiteuen; sic St0rung ser
Sr6nung mie6er beietttgen. 9enn sic
Notwithstanding for6ert uno be-
5tpedt ni6t 6as @obl gtn5elner un6
@eniger, 1on6ern 0as @obI Muer.
9r. s.. 8ruebI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02
2eitgetanfen jnr 6riitli6en
2pcialrefprm.
sulioariide Notwithstanding.

Gin perniinftiger &eformoerl JUDI
0arf nien1als sen 8o0en ser @irflid-
feit perlalien. @be man an Sic &e=
form zines Dinges berantritt, muB
NON iib flar meroen iiber 0aS Welen
uno sic Natur oesi elben. Mus Dem
@eien oes 9inges ergeben ii@ bon
lelblt Sic &i6tlinien ser &eform. Sc
gen sic EN- elementaren @run0lab ber=
ltoBen nun io*piele &%eformplane:: uno
oesbalb miiiien tie ideitern an oem
nnob4n0erliGen @el en Ser 9inge.
Soer lie artel1 aus in unbrau6bare>
pb%o1toitilbe l(topien.
Somit miillen ar6 alle i%ocialen Sc
%formplGne ol1sgeben BON elmer ge<
lloltcn @egriffsbeitimml1ng Ser Matur
ser @%elellidoft. Gesbalb iu6en mir
11l1s 5l11ddit 5u orientiren iiber Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

meitem nod feline abgema6te sa6e.
@ie iiberaa, 10 bleibt audi bier nod
Man6es gu miini6en iibrig, sizes laBt
ii@ aber bel Sem i6onen Selma un0
oem netten &rofit6en oas mir aus
uni erm 2an0e 5ieben, mobl peri6mer-
gen.
9as &lima lit bier inn @inter INT
ii6ertrefflih, un0 AUDI int CONNER
lit Sic @ibe, miemobl anbalten6, 0od
ni6t unertrdgli9. IS fort 1i6 gar
fomil6 an, me11n man bier int SAINT
ar ooer at16eren Monaten pom @in=
ter ipri6t bei iolh' i60nem @etter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-02

@s lit berfebrt, an5unebmen, 6aB
ale nebel aus ser @eieai6aftsoro=
nung flieBen. Gs f0nnen Musmii6ie
e%ntiteben; 6o@ 0ieie Musmu6le f0ns
men entfernt mer0en. 5ol6e MuSml6=
lie entiteben> menu ser io5iale @eiit
geidmddt miro. Site MtBitdnoe iino
5urud5ufiibren auf in0ipiouoliitii@e
Seitrebungen: lei 0ies nun &erionen=
ODER Observation-Disclosures. 3uB i6
es bier iage:: Ser 5o5ialismus beiitt
feline groB5iigige, lo5iale Muffaiiung
ser @eleQi6aftsioee. ST bemegt ii6
pielmebr in Sen e1giten @eleilen zines
idarf5ugelpitten @laiienin0ipioualis=
mus: er lit Ser riidit9tsloie ggoismus
oes Mrbeiter itanoes. 8egreifli6 lit
ct als &eaftim gegen SEN ebenio riid-
lidtsloien ggoismus oeS &apitaliS=
mus. @eibe itn6 aber %it0ren0e Gle
mente nn0 0es6alb un6ere6ttgt.
Sic Notwithstanding ioa sic
@egenl abe mil0er11 nn6 Sic @arten ab=
l9leifen. Man begebt nur gu oft SEN
|6ebler, oaB man 0em geieqigen 3u=
itano ienen elmer abioluten; it@ ielbit
geniigenoen 6reibeit gegeniiberi tellt.
1as lit perfeblt. Semen 3uitan0 bat
es ME gegeben un0 fam es ni6t ge=
ben in Mnbetra6t ser noe entlt6en
ltn5uldngli9feit ser Men idennatur.
Ser geieui6aftsloie 3uitano 1T iener
ser grDBten @ilfsloiigfett, ser Ser
mabrloiung u10 Gerfommenbeit; 5u=
SEM ni9t 6es 8eitbes elmer nnbe=
ldra11ften &e6tspoQfommenbeit, lon=
oern elmer gren5enloien &e@tsunit=
6er6eit. Die Notwithstanding lit
lelbit BORT, mo- tie i6on beoeuteno BON
ibrem Soeal abgemi6en lit, INNER
nod Elm @ortbeil. sic bin0et sic l11=
beimliden Ma@te ser 3eritorrng uno
Ser 6ein6i@aft.
@enn aber Sic Notwithstanding
einem ieoen iolde beoeutenoe 8or=
tbeile gemabrt, 10 liegt eS int mobl=
peritanoenen SSntereiie zines ieoen, Sic
lelbe gu erbalten. @benio muB ie0er
bereit iein, einen Sbeil ieiner &e6te
preis5ugeben. Man fonn nidt gu
glei@er 8eit Sic @ortbeile ser Sro=
nr1ng genieBen 11no ste nngebnnoen-
felt zines @il0en beiiben. @er auf
uniern i@ongepflaiterten StraBen
manoeln min, muB ii6 iene Seiiel Ser
@ipiliiation, sic 3mangsiade ser
4ultur, Sic man bulge &od un0 So
lie nennt, trot 0es perionliden Srei=
beitsbeoiirfniies, gefauen laiien. Ser
perl0nlide @ortbeil 6arf 6as &C.
meinintereiie ni@t beeintra6tiaen.
.No9 au6 oarf elmer Sic @eieu-
j1aftsoronl1ng le0igli6 gu ieinem per-
ionli6en Muben ausbeuten. Ser per-
i0nlide @ortbea braudt ni9t aufge=
boben 3u mer6en; mobl aber muB er
6em @obl ser @eiammtbeit unterge-
or6net bleiben, 6enn 5ulebt g%etpinnen
aue our9 bas @eoeiben 6es
@an5en. 9ie @eieQi@aftsor0nung lit
nidt fir einen I'M beionoern ODER eli
ne @Iaiies 6a, ion6ern fir ale amf glei<
DIE @eiie. Sic Fat ni6t sic ,einen auf
The Detroit times., 1910-08-15

anything like this would happen to
him. OF course, I knew he used TO
visit the saloons. but was In hopes
he would SOW his wild oats now and
settle down after a while. l am not
q temperance woman myself, but
realize that most tragedies are trace
able to drink"
Roache was machinist and
worked for the Lavigne Manufacture
ing Co., Commonwealth-ave and the
railway tracks. He belonged to no
fraternal societies. Mrs. Roy w. Run
dell. No. % Grummond-ave.. is a sis
ter OF the dead man, the only other
child Of Mrs. Roache-Holbrook. The
latter removed here IL years ago from
Chicago, where her first husband Is
buried.
Funeral services for the murdered
man will be held some time on We'd
nesday, the exact hour not yet having
been set.
The Detroit times., 1910-08-15
BIRTHS.

GIRLS.
Vivian, nlisT = n Elliott. 81 Biaokstone.
Ered Rabe 1909 Cantor
Zen Diegel, 1f13 Van Dyke.
Ainert Suggit. 400 Fifteenth.
Iudwig Rozantowski. 90 Ruby.
NORMAN y. Chepoton. 466 Seyburn.
George o. Tackles, Of Currystone.
edwin A. Fletcher, 7S Lawton.
John McArdle. All Seminole.
Arthur William, S44 Townsend.
Raymond I. Roberts. a7s Selden.
RAYMOND Gage, $40 Sixteenth.
John w Hannel 4b1 Adelaide.
Arthur III. Post. corner Vernier road
~" Samuel L. May. 21ro East Grand
blvd.
Leo IAmparski, Sc Superior
Charles u Hull f472 Lafayette.
BOYS
Joseph Kozerowki sS1 Piquette.
John Skuzcz1x, 1909 ST AubIn.
Christopher r. Coda. 1853 Brush.
Albert Blimke, 313 Gilbert.
Frank Drager. 1920 Dubois.
FILLMORE ]. Mrhrrs, 354 FairvIew.
Joseph IAgue. II Broadway.
CLAYTON Dibler, lag Brady.
William Nihrans. S73 Robins.
Iohn Fitrikowski 7oi Piquette.
Augustus Selke. SIS st. Aubin.
I1u,ts Sullivat.. 80 Eldred.
vredcrick T. Haupt. Woman's hospi-
tai. - "a.
Charles Morenz. 1877 Julia.
Theodore Hombert. $50 Riopelle.