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The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
SEEKS MISSING WIFE.
AnacOstia Fireman Says spouse Has
Deserted Children.

The police have been unable 10 find a
clew TO the whereabouts OF Mrs. Juanita
Berry. twenty-five years old. who disap-
peared from her home. al 33l Lincoln
avenue, Anacostia. on November 9.
Milton Berry, the husband. who is
member Of No. Is Engine Company. be-
heves his wife is in Washington.
Berry has received a letter from his
wife. dated November 9, Pittsburg in
which she said she was employed as
cashier in a drug store there. He gave
the missive 10 the police. and il has been
forwarded to police officials In pittsburg,
where a search Is being made for her.
Berry thinks his wife sent the letter TO
a friend in Pittsburg. who mailed 1t to
Washington.
When Mrs. Berry disappeared she de-
serted two children. a boy OF six years
and q girl or three.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
EMPLOYEES GET TURKEYS.
Col. o. G. Staples, of Riggs House,
Follows Annual Custom.

Following his time-honored custom,
Col. o. G. Staples. proprietor Of the
Riggs House. presented TO each OF his
married employees a fine Thanksgiving
turkey yesterday
All married clerks at the Columbia Ma
tional Bank were likewise remembered
This has been the colonels custom since
the opening days OF the bank, some
twenty-five years ago.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Church Gives Dinner 40 Poor.

The ffty-eighth anniversary exercises
which have been in progress at Galbralth
A. NJ. E. Zion Church have been the
most successful ever held in the church.
Yesterday the sermon was preached by
the pastor, Rev S. l.. Corrothers, and
dinner was served TO the poor at p. m.
Covers were laid for several hundred
persons.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Local Temperatures.

Midnight, a ? a. m. 80; a. NJ. S. a. m. a;
s a. m. "a. 10 a. m. 50; y noon, 50; p. m, a:
p. m, "A; p, m, 81; p. m, 40; 10 p. m. 49,
Highest 81; lowest, g.
Relative humidity-S a. m. So o. m. s. Rain
fall IS p m. 10 p. nj, COS. Hours Of sunshine
81. Per cent of possible sunshine, g.
Temperature same date last year Highest 81: low
est =
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
DIED IN OLD UNIFORM.
Veteran of War Wanted Tnttered
Rags Upon Him.

Beverly. n. J., Nov. 24-John White.
sixty-nine years old. member OF the
Twenty-third New Jersey Volunteers.
civil war veteran. died last night after
q long Illness. caused by a wound re-
ceived in battle. and which troubled him
about five years ago.
White was a sturdy old soldier and
served in many of the principal battles
of the war.
Knowing that his end was near, White
asked his family to help dress him in his
old tattered uniform, in which he had
expressed q wish TO die. His wish was
granted. In less than five minutes after
he was dressed he died.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Accuses workhOuse officials.

Behind cell bars at the First precinct
station. Dudley Moore. who escaped from
the District prison at Occoquan August
"a and was arrested Wednesday in Bal
timore, yesterday made a series OF
charges against the officials of the work
house, claiming that prisoners are over
worked and subjected to inhuman treat
ment Moore VIII be removed TO Occoquan
to complete his term
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
DEATHS REPORTED.

Michael Kane. 81 years IS 81 nv.
Henry C. BTitt0n. 50 years. L. S. Soldiers Hons
D. c.
Gottleb Mackrodt. Sc years. q. s. Soldiers Home
d. C.
Adienue 7. Jensen g years. 5sM st. ne.
Harriet b. VIM G. years GGs Hosp. for Insane
Catherine Wheeler. Is years 5l5 9Th 81 Sc
Wm. J. McGni 81 years, COZ Tennessee ave. ne
Andrew f. DoTr, S days, 18th ST. and BlagS
road ne.
COLORED.
Albert SHAW % years Wash, Asylum Hosp
Aaron Brown Sc years, 2504 st. Nv.
Edward Strothers, 30 years Freedmsn's HosD
John H, Williams ? months 3I5IA Pleasant Ct s,r.
Catherine B. Dorsey. 3 months. Shepherd read.
Woodbarn. y. c.
Infant Of Thomas Z and Mary l. Kicker. half
day COZ l. st. ne.
Moss As been forced to make an irnrreSsion In
hard steel IN exrfo.l;,. s.,...s.- - = -
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

Thomas Moran. who has a criminal rec
ord, was arrested in New York yesterday
on suspicion OF being one of a trio of
confidence men. who on October Is stole
SCI in cash and a diamond ring from
John Marshall, of Williamstown, N j..
while the latter was sightseeing in this
of4.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Postcard Vender Nabbed.

Charles McIlhenny, of 1873 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. will be arraigned in
Police Court to-day, charged with selling
post cards Of an Objectionable character.
The police of the Sixth precinct have
been investigating the sale Of pictures
on advice received from the assistant dis
trict attorneys Office.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
Thomas T. and Nina X. Gorr, boy.
Walter c. and Alice 7. Monkey. bog.
Samuel NJ. and Freda Saks. boy.
Silas V. and Mary L. Hopping. girl.
COLORED.
Edward and Helen EFeratt, hoy.
Frederick and Caroline johnson. bog.
Paul and GeOTgianna Harris. girl
Frank and Jennie Riehandscn. girl
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
FRESHMEN GIVE DANCE.
Arlington Ballroom Decorated with
CoIors of &. w. L.

CoIors of q. w. u.
George Washington University, class OF
1914. gave their first dance last night in
the ballroom at the Arlington. over one
hundred couples attended.
The decorations, programmes, and the
general color scheme throughout were In
buff and blue. The patrons were Or. and
Mrs. Wilbur, Or. and Mrs Hodgkins. DIR.
and Mrs Munroe. and Or. and Mrs
Hough. The dance committee was COM
posed OF r. Miles Norris. chairman; Vim
cent Smith. Miles Bingham, and II. Guy
Chase
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Ocean Steamships.

New York. Nov. 24-ArriFed Mauritania from
Liverpool. November 49,
Arrived out: la Touraine, at Hayre
Sailed from foreign ports; Majestic from Queens
town; Minneapolis, from London
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
THANKSGIVING DAY
now In HISTORY
Nations Capital ThrObs with
Sympathy for All.
CHURCHES ALL HOLD SERVICES

Hospital for the Insane
Entertains It's 3,025 Inmates-BOy
scouts OF the Y. NJ. c. A. Spend n
Busy Day-Theaters Play TO as. r..
o." signs-Characteris Day.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Tide Table.

Today-High tide. Isl a m and 81 u. m.
low tide ss3 a. N. and 1905 p. m
romorrow-High tide, 3:S m. and 40 D m. !;
low tide lo:5 a. n. and IL D. m.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25

Temperatures In other cities. together with the
amount Of rainfall for the twentyfour hours ended
At P. m. yesterday. follows:
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
TAFT And ENJOYS =
PRESENT AT MASS
Three Americas Unite in the
Offering of Thanks.
SMALL FLAG ON EACH PEW

Annual Service at ST. PatricIK's
Disting uished by Attendance of
President and Representatives of
Central and south America-Father
Cu=rIer Pleads for Peace.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Passing of War.

As TO literature and the fine arts, they
have no place mid the tumult Of arms.
however war may afterward inspire the
fervid imagination Of the poet, or the
blood-stained pencil of the artist, TO place
IL Ike the shadow beside the light With
the groans of tho dying stll ringing In
our ears and the blood OF our brothers on
our hands, with the memory OF our un-
happiness. our fear. our disappointments
and our sorrow. let us swear eternal
enmity TO war; let US sheath the sword
forever and anticipate the city OF eternal
peace. Let Us not heedlessly cast away
the gifts that God has bestowed upon US
and impede the progress Of America for
generations.
We have all learned a bitter lesson.
but Il is not lost, Il will not be lost. With
the advance of Christian principles the
love Of peace Will advance Christ is the
prince of peace. though His followers
have not always been animated by His
spirit.
Il feel that the day is coming when
human blood will no longer be shed save
by the benefcent knife OF the surgeon;
when humanity viii redeem It's griev-
ances without resort TO bloodshed. But
before that day comes humanity must be
transformed through Christ and in
Christ. America made a great step in
advance when the statue OF the Prince
OF Peace was erected on the Cumbre.
which nearly century ago witnessed
the passage OF an invading army"
Music by Two ChOIrE.
Under the direction of r. Mills SILKY.
in charge or the sanctuary choir. and
Prof. Gloetzner. director OF the mixed
choir, the following programme OF music
was sung:
Prelude. march from Suite No. l Zach
nerl, by the orchestra; introit. by the
sanctuary choir: ''Kyrie' and GLORIA "
from Beethoven's mass In c, by the
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
BIG REVIVAL IN PROGRESS.

Services at Cosmopolitan Baptist
Church Close December 1.
Thanksgiving services were celebrated
yesterday at the colored revival held
at Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. of which
the Rev. Simon =. W. Drew is pastor.
II has been one of the most successful
religious awakenings among Washing
tons coiored population that has been
Witnessed in some time. DR.. e. +. Fieher.
of the Olive Baptist Church. OF Chicago.
win deliver the sermon December 4. when
the revival closes.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
Condition of the Water.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Harpess Fsrry. ". Va. Nor. A-Both riTes
The Washington herald., 1910-11-25
cilatAI and Surplus. s,So.wo

Moss hs been forced to make an IMPRESSION in
band Steel BY exploding dynamite nr.or 81
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Der Snebs nnS Der ,sess. E

Sin 9u6s uno Elm Bod qinasn 6ei
GROCER 6ibe miieinaHoer Iber 5elo.
Rad einem 1runie leh5euo, fanoen ie
enoli6 eiuen Drummer. lpran9en, Scr
Bod ooran, obus iib lange gu beOeus
.sH, biuunter unD itiaten i6ren Durit.
Run erii besann Der Bod um6er3uipd.
ben. tpie nc6l pieoer berdus3utommen
itin modte. Der fads btrubigte ibu
uno iagie Sci guten Udiibs
5reunol nod msiB ih Raib. Der uHs
9sioe reiten tam Gteus did ouf
rsht auF Define 6interbsiHs. femme bic
8orOsrbsine eeaen Die Wauer un6
rifte Die S0rner nab porn, TO lam
i'd leiAt BON 9einem 8iiden ouf bic
00rner hei9en un0 con oa biuaus
ipringen; alsoann msrDe ib aud DID
e%mpor3ie6en." Der Bod lieb iih oas
lilies ni1ia gefaaen, ber 6ufs bupfte
binaus mo mar NIT eiHsm 5abe ans
Dem @eidnguib. 6roblodeno toujte er
nun um ben Rdno 0ss GrunneHs her
I'm un0 lpottete oes drmen Bodies.
a0dltit Oh 10 Dein 9sriprehen2" rief
0itier. pa feb III 3ul" aHtmortete
Der iha0snfrobe 6uts. nSdiieii Du
10 pisl BERTRAND ais 6aore i'm Bart.
10 MART Oh ME in 0ieieu 8ranueu
aeiiiegsu. obue al bsoeuten, lpie Du
mie0er betduslommtn t0nnteit."
Rad aeiop.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

fhon gsnug beItraft. IHo ooh muBte
Der @srsdiigieit 0enise seihe1sn.
IS 1T pobl ih0u LANCE Der. o0B
Oh Jpn Dsr6otsit bic Moi6ine an3us
rubren ~ Dieleiht bate er's Ders
geTsn", bermutbste bic 3aute.
limo ole 6reunoiu ftel Elm: rWenn
e. e pirilit otrgehen Bate, oa piroe
Is ia ber3siblih iein."
nGepiB", animort,ts sic Watter.
r@oitfrieo, battsit Gu es c%er9eHen2
Sd DeiB. mein 5ungs pirO Die Dabrz
beit fprsdsn."
Sine gaule entiiano - Elm aampF
i'm 6sr5sH oss &leinsu 3ipil6en Reht
uno unrsdt, Damn obsT fam bic lint
mort, Elm Qufltrei. ais giHss Der
8ampf fat uber oes Anabsn ardfte:
o Wutier. Wutter, i'd bate e nibt
bersehen. e mar iebr hos Don mir
8raper Sungs! Ul5ssit 0u INNER
10 aufri6tig 9esen old ielbit blei6eHl
Ulan fam auF GrDeH
Dur9 3ufaa oiel un0 Diel our6 Mibe
per0en;
9urh Wabr1eit nur piro nan Elm
eoler WidnH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
,Iur iimrnsr auirid,tia.

Gem llstngu Wetfuso ror.aeg
boten lpog0t1 ois .sai.hins au,a.
rihren. un0 Is. II .fHs /, ertirsn. tfn
tolaian1et Suua .ltfeastu eit# mui
ter Bic 2%enit4iu1 esrs0. fsaroia fthr
iihtyre'Af. cirte glafa aen#3s
oen saa3 pergaitu iH aN 8l,oa. str
breten sl iiresH e.rst0. uer
ftabar Der 0}iFahe t1s. 1aro nssse
0arum ua @eyher ,su asg
-@cttigits. BAIT a e#3ahrs
nc onatraays. ftesis. at 4iat.t.
krtns.
-. Ma.srl@ 1usr .sia4rn.e
@uipogt lyso Ser Suuss# n,n.= /.
io ssin.dtHare#ti.f 3aues8.. f..5us
bea. iattt nsn .l.s5a sey fsaet
8itiefr. oaH ,isisan msrfasss
8dbJsn iaat.ta.
-4Ga.e stir,s>-. iu6r.St pat
tsf fox. ~Ca Hsif,#at .tt# n.
1aete. Ga wagN #llf aan
psan 2l nfat a.aeo
SaB ib u,ia# "a. 4sl.taa tuf
IA SRI !fa. Il 5sr7e.mit
banseu Flaatsn.
GtE i.siu say IL par Fsu
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
SeIbIfIt6nSioFcit.


g 1T cine bslannt. Code, ooB bic
2in0r, 10 lange ie nod sur Shuls
eebsn, iid mad Der 3ett isbnsn, I'D is
aus Der S6uIe lsin peroen. llnO
ipsHn le aus Der Sdule iino, pollcn
fs germ erDa6isn isin; le isbuen iia
nod Der Gtl6fitdnbigteit. Selbh
ItoHoi9 iein, oas iltngt 70 frei uuo
70 itol3l IA fongen he ileinsn 9eeie
beuH iton fri6 an, fh Elm menig N
Der SsIbriidnbi9ieit 81 dbfn; leioer
fdngen lie Is nur 80 oft gang oertebrt
an. Die 8naben meinen, bic erte 81
parre rduhen o0er ods srite Blas gie,
triRten in Der Wirthidafi, bds iti Der
8e8iuR Der Gelbtiidnoiaieit un0 eiH
Beipeis beaiHneRber mqnHlifleit. I'D
rum NOBLE 8ie1eiHi msil eben bic 0ro
ben Qeute rQuden uuD Bier trintCn2
Mbsr niebi ale qroBen geuie babsu
Dieie @%epobubelten an iih un0 barum
fiHo tie eerooe 10 ermahien uno 10
mdnnlih unb 70 ielbitiidn0ig pie sic
rauhenoen uno iriniennen gtuie. IS
1T iberbdupt elm 9rribum 3u glauben
Die Selbitltduoiqieit lieae Ia duBersn
Din9en; re lielt oielmebr m Uten
fhen, in ftiner @eftnRunQ.
4ber. oeuit elmer, 0no9re Nndben
tbun es. is fansen an an rauhen uno
81 triHien uu0 RHINE. ijh oefen, un0
iUer niht mittblt. Der III tein rehsr
3erl, Der piro uerlatt ais Wtutier
lobHden. Daraui mIb i'd biz ant
mprten: iDenn on oesbalb iOlhe 5iiten
miimodit. olnu 3eiaii ou. nab ou oas
Gegsnibeil pom islbi1tduoi9 6iit nam
lib abbdnaiQ uuo uHIrst Die 5eIbit
fian0igleit beiiehi leta0e BARN. aB
man iih pon Spoit unp 6obn nitt
beelnilunen labi. olB man ntht Elm
Yliilduisr IT. osr gar nidt m0gi. iti
nen tiaenengBea 8u aehen. ion0trn odB
man ieiner pe%ruiuiiieeu Ginlht mo
ieinem 4flihtaefibl iolat. maeen Mn
bert ldQeu, mas tie wougn. Uliilauien
nit Der 0er0e. milihHR i'm greBen
2roR oos sri0foeri ptoeg Strait nod
Wluth, 0ariu lit8t fem Rubm. @6er
lper iih um lein Naden uu0 Gpotteu
iiimmert uno Qtrl0eauS BEN redl.en
Weg gehi. mas CT ihn anh dlltin &C.
ben. Der IL Gin ileiuer 0elo. un0 er III
4elblitdnoil wenR CT aud nod 0d2
Ghulyon3cl oui hem 3iideH traat.
Gu pjto aulh elm NdoteB niemals
fsIbitidn0iA, io lduQt & ocn ser Tiiel
lett Rbgrrlht miro. Denn Is lau1t
benii e. INNER. Wsroc Id and zen
Nenirn a%ff0leu uu0 miro mon MIDI
ouh beiuunotrn9 0ot sic Au,ter ibm
einmal Elm auigs re'rlms 8leio az.
n1bt. oas Biellsiht Hthi rtht mas Set
yRooe 10. io miro Elm icltvs Wd0du
Gar nidt lpc3en. es au5u5itbgn. Der
Ge0dnls. eoB cine uau otu Gamtra
piuen bic yldic rlmpitH MA cine @t
meriuna maten t3nH.e. llsil vig tir
@0nn ouf isiner Ges.t uno l5ft aar
ieine Irtiheii uHo Gtl6faanoi2idt
0ufiommen.
CIV lommt Is oenu. oa6 mants
mlenihen l@ttinaii ntrotu un0 tn ib.
rem sausen lanotn gs6tu MIC fHy
Selbitiidnoialeit loHmen. 9or laatty
8adhAiuabme aui bic Nstnuna Ser
Inotrn nor iauifr fsieheu uuo 1Bgu
ihenlurt't HthWsn ie ith Mic oas 0tr}
sinlad oeH 9aes iu 1e9cn otn Ger
fdno uHo @NeiitH seiaen, inner
itEn lt iih um ucltsn Wss oie PIN
bern ihntH onwtiieu. uH0 auf 0igier.
Urea trciign le 0abn 0s M rtht
thon WtuH ihr ftbsNdu6j8 lutgeer
motiSi fdAst ea abst auh rihti1 da.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
SiISsr ans ser @elabiebte.
IR anHus.

SH sintm 8riege gcaen bic 9atiuer
beiabl ber romiite 9elOberr (@ouIuD
1ims Wonlius ieinen Soloolsn bel
2ooeaiirlie naB nhue ieine GrlaubniB
Fh ytismano nit ben 1ein0en in si
men 8ampf einloHsu iout oenn ltrsH0e
gronuna muBte IN eiuem rpmiihen
0ters itiu. glun rift zines E0lts iein
4obH NIT ciHiaeu Hfieru cts I'M ben
deino decentralization CT |beleauste
aem Auiubrer Der latiniiten Rtiierei.
6ieier ioroeytgN Den iunaeu Mauljus
sum 3leeitlmpf bggaus. Ser tapfere
Romgr belt Is iiy ihimpilid AT file
ben. Il ootte uitt mtbr an oas Der
bet. nahm oeu 3toeitampf an. uno e.
ihlu9 pen ydliuer unO ie6rte NIT ici
ner erbeuieten 8ii'tunG iu's Nassr 3u.
rid. Gr feuuie ire.lih niht lalantn.
odb * tpioer oas @trboi oen Aampf
atIuoat bate. 0ota aGl ScloattH ireu
HR iit itiues Sitaes uno bateu iaut
PEN Goniul. Bic Sirafe 3u erlaHen.
N}anliua aoer piuitg otn Staririh
term bic Wubttn ieiueu Sohn ggarei
i'm un0 mihaUptsn oomit 1len R6-
msrn oiitnbay riir0t ME GtieB uno
gnporialihe @eretheieis 0as nod Il,
ieign.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

Was Tngeu bic @0slein i'm griinsr
Ndlo,
@as tinoet i6r Qie0 70 lieb u. trauti
&us jsOsm @ipfsl Is pieOsrldaat:
GOtt Eat Die 0et 70 idon gsbaut!
@as murmeln Sic gldits. i'm BUMPER
gbor,
Mos liipelu bic 3uHgsn io lsis UNI
trdui2
Mus ieoem 9aume iliiterts bsroor:
Oott BAT bic WeIt 70 i60n gemdatl
Das lpieasli oas gd4lsin 70 fiber
fldr,
DARN Der bloue 6immel ihaut?
SIN 9dhlein lieit 0u e ireu un0
mdbr.
Goti bat bic Welt 70 iaon ssbaut!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

nit fat bsiierer Stimme. Damn pisz
osrbolte er: n8omm, bier lit ni6t Der
Grt fir Did"
Gr le3te ben Qrm nm lie uno fiihrte
its aus Dem 3immer. Sic folete ibm
balb betdubt uno ooh fr0b oemSdau=
plaB ees S6redens, ben borpurfsoolz
len 8liden uno benz idmmerbolen
Stobnen oes Sterben0sn 5a enitomA
men.
Sir @eoffren lieB Muriel i'm Re
bsn5Immer duf einem Sit nie0sr un0
entternte iih nit cen @orten.
n59 muB 81 Dem WaHne 5uriid.+
Ulit Oerbaltenem Nt6em, Die 6dnoe
auf bic 8ruit sepreBt. IauTnts MurieG
oen periaieoenen @erduiden i'm 6auz
L, Dem geiddftigen, eilenDen sin un8
Ser BON S6ritten.
Gag Ronler i'm 5ter6sn2 l1no piirz
&c er ie Derratben? @rIhduerub bef
Dem @eOanten uno bob BON Dem
gedngittgten Selbftsrbaltungstrieb oa3
gu aufsefadeIt. fraste lie Ii6:
r@iro er nod 3eit oa3u baben2@
gn0lih, eHDli6 - nab einem Sahr4
bunoert, odunte ibr ~ frat Sir @eofs
freD tpieOer Elm. U1it furntiam fra4
gsnoen Bid fOrihte tie in leinen 3a7
gen uno LAB, Dab er 4aes nuBte. \
Seine tIaren 4usen fprafeu I'd
osatli6 ols mOslia: On bift cine
Wl0r6erin!4 J
Dieie le6erSeugung nerurIahte ihr
pb1iifhe 2u0len. Iie ipiiroe En- ibr
per5eiBan, lie niemals nieoer an iein
6er5 oriiden. Sic e~rfannte Die gauge
Sragpeite ibres lngliids.
ISL er - lit err" brants 10
eiOIi9 beroor, er0riidt BON ieinem un$
srtrdglidsn Stiui6peigen unO benz
Bid leiHsr antlagenoen augen.
pG5Ot2" eredn3te er. n5aipOhL-
Our6's 6er3 geIhohen! glrmer 8erl!"
Dd perlieBen Ie Die GrGfte. Wit Ell
mem lanssH Seuf8er fiel ie obnmd6tig
gu booen.
MS Muriel pieber gum 8epuBtiein
fam, fraste lie i6ren MaHn ni6t, ob
er 4aes muBte. Sine iol6e 5rage bei
Dem Bid. nit Dem er lie anseIeben,
pdre 3pedlos %gepelen. Gein Wort
puroe Spiidsn ibnen genehielt iiber
Den san in jener DerbdngniBOoasn
3a6t.
0a6ri6einIih bate iia 9aop 0elz
tamore an Sir @eofffren fpegen 3tls
qung Der Shulo Ieiner 5rau gerxnoet,
uno ibre Nniprii6e noren beTrieOist
pornen. oenn ie that Wluriel segers
ii6er ME odbpn @~rpdhnung.
gl6er Der traurige 3piidenfaa battle
9aob 4edrtou 0nn ibrer 9eioenIhdft
eebeilt. Gie me6r berii6rts tie cine
Rarte uno mar audi ME perluht, cine
3u beriibren. gu tbeuer mar ibre
5pielputb be3ablt. ols oaB lie Iih IN
ibr fpie0er bate regen oiirfen.
Monatelaug lebte tie in niht 81 bans
nenoem 5%riibiinn. DIT nunoerte ne
Ia, 0aB tie ni4t Den gsrtdno O%srIorl
Die 8~orFeaurg oes iierben0en Rop~
Ter uno Ser gs0ante, Die 9iebe ibreS
Mannes fir INNER psrlpren 81 baben.
beIndftigten uHaufb0rlih ibre Slime.
Sie flpi bic 9sieaihaft. Siatli4
mdgsrte lie al.
Gin @eoffreD beobahtste fe cine
3eitlang. o1ne iih erpsihen 81 ldiS
fen. nit sinem Mal. oa. aIs ibrs gers
speifmng ben boditsn GraO erreihF
bate. I9mol5 feline itarrs l~ln6eusiam=
tsit, mid feline Strengs. muriel's tiefe
gldFe, lire %Der9rdmtsn glisneH Fiibrz
ten cine bereote Sprahe; lie riien oeE
Wan ron unDerIo6nlinieit unO 2dlte
nieOer. bic er in iensr Rant 8piiteHN
fih uno Muriel errihttt Bate.
Deer mar e oie Mant Der 9iebs.
ar5fer ais er fh 6etsnnsn mohts. bic
e sulpeae 6r0ht5. oaB er Wfurisl zines
Saags pieoer an feline gruIt 5og2
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
@sisuIebaitslpisIs


HiN @eloitad seer eth SsIa6I
leigo in oty in Ageie tunbetEBtuom
Neielllbait eculvseltgsn Ugo fora
ialh8 m rem Nanoea ceresretn. gHer.
Der "a etr N,lite i.ht uit uhal
Stoer 0tr Nhtiriteaosa taat. nm TIN
tttt 5a iubteu, ais bat.e.fs eas gNslo
md CIR otg SalaFH egeaiu gna
tet nrd bemuhi. oae Cgaa.tt1t pliier
uecityotyn ~ ma6i sa8 efsl
@pae setnn Ger Suds1et s,,st nun
5ar3 atuib du yitiiatn Ggt nc5iu
'tbeH arm fA su N~seyitf,er. ssf II
iit 3tano.ia i6uitis e,r Eaapgte
mus tets Die Stals oss Saatnom
eeyyrebmsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

SIR 9ufloiung Der obigsH Rdtbiel III fol-
eeuoer 4reis ausgeieBt:
Sin babi6ss Gsbstbu6 in 6sauloio.
@nbaRo fir GriieommunicanlsH.
9si Usr QH5lo lung bes 4rsiies tommsn
nur iolhe gslpsrbsr, bic ole orei Jtdibiel
rlhtig geIoit uno bic AufloiuHseH bis sum
Is. SUM- 1910 einsei9idt babsH. in be-
ira9l.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
Natbiel G6e
2aerRrdferer.

Audienz, Eilbote. Schweiz, Hart,
Waldherner, Gedicht. Wohnung,
Halali, Fleisch, Ziegenmilch,
Urfehde, Wabitag. Oder, Glas,
Tube.
Nus isbsm Der boriieben6en 0orfsr
finb 3 Observation-Disclosures SadltabeH
~ merfsn, tueIde in Sniammsubans 3ss
ieien. Gin oft sebraudte5 Stat aus Der
CfIlsas BON @oebs's s5auitA erssbsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
RnfaaBe.

@ubioD-C rbiulrius- 9niaingDisss-
SolndtteT WtellenlieIu Be5an0s
lung - glbeRorot1.
Bon isoem Nort iino orei nsbeneinanoer
itegenoe 8nditaben gu meTisn. Die &C.
meriieu @ruppsH muiieH i'm 3uiammeHs
bang seIsIsn sineH Stnnlprud srsebsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

man Oisrmal Die 3iffsr 9. aIlO bic
3abl 1899.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12
2Srdu 1ien
fir 1910.

pei Hricisr 8oraus5tjabluns tisftrH
mir bic 3si;uns auf Gin Uoles 5chr
un6 irssno cine Der iolseRoea Pr5s
misH: 1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1910-06-12

tt2.25

liefsrn mir hie 3eituns ouf ein pones
Sahr uuo irssno cine or ~folssnotn
Yrdalieu:
/. Gin ihorss Geiti5ttnbu6.
2. Der tgrihris 61ustbierarS..
3. Grimm We6tsrs osufid amtris
e~auiiass Worttrbuh. Z
4. gire hubfhe 8riar Qftifs.
.. Gin id3nes Gebttbuh in 9eosrsI
sin5ano nit ssloobH.idsm oSsu
erobeu Erud.
G.. etnsn Sobrgane Der @dsr uHa
gor,snbau Ssi.lnc.
Z. gintn Sobrsang re- 6sf.lstl3uhf
tsrs.
s. GoHtlin's 6cHotua BEE nasl;5sH
IiHsrs una 1aTtsn 4tlas osrl
Asli.
g. 9tdhsss. patsHiiris, ssrfs15ar.l
f.a5legus StxsEe.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-24
Masonic Grand Lodge Bodies

Pierre-The Masonic Grand Lodge
bodies held a very profitable session
IN this city last week. The attend
ance was unusually large, conside iog
the extreme heat, and we have yet to
hear Of any who were present 10 find
fault at their entertainment and re
ception by our citizens. Following Is
n list OF the newly elected officers OF
the blue lodge for the ensuing year.
Grand Master-Samuel ). Lockart.
Milbank.
Deputy Grand Naster-Charles L..
Brockway, Chamberlain.
Grand Senior Warden-William J
McMaybin Torraville.
Grand Junior Warden-O. II. VIII
liams. Springfield.
Grand Secretarv-Geo. II. P%ottigrew,
Sioux Falls, s. p.
Grand Treasurer-John c. Bryan,
P%lankintOn.
Chamberlain was selected as the
meeting place for next year.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1910-06-24
Huron COIlp~a Remembered

HurOn-AmCng the Pheasant ereOts or
commencement week at Huron college
was the announcement of Or. Calvin
II. French, president Of the institu-
ton, that Mrs. Elizabeth Voorhees, o.
New Jersey, had presented the cOl'eec
with a check for $50. 900 for the en-
dowment fund. making a total Of near
" 5000. 900 given by Mrs. voorhees, since
the establishment Of the college here.
In addition to this, there IS $50 600 in
cash in the hands OF the trustees AMI
$40. 900 in pledges, making a total OF
S120. 600, for the endowment fund.
which the MANAGEMENT hope to in
crease to one-half million dollars.
Various other pledges are In hand aud
the outlook is exceptionally bright.
Announcement was also made that ST.
900 had been received for current ey-
penses from Mrs. Annie McClymonds
OF New York, making a total OF $4,000
given to the college by this lady, with
In the past fe wmonths.