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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-09-25
FOREIGN NEWS.

A fire in Antwerp, Belgium, destroy
ed a railroad station, many houses,
wood yards, etc, causing a money loss
Of approximately $2,OOO,OOO.
J. p, Morgan has offered 100000
for the relics of an ancient throne in
Austria.
Because of the recent drought and
the high cost of living the Prussian
ministry has reduced freight rates one
half on many food stuffs and sea fish.
A much smaller crop of wheat is
expected this year from Russia, but
the yield of the Argentine Republic
will be larger than expected, and in
excess of former years.
David Starr Jordan will be received
by the Emperor of Japan and will be
decorated in recognition of his ser
vices in the cause of peace.
The Kaiser is facing almost certain
defeat in the next elections, it being
almost certain that the new Reichstag
will be hostile to the emperor's politics.
Taxation is the issue.
Maxine Elliott in reply to a rumor
that she had accepted an attractive
offer to 80 on the stage, stated that
she felt that she had permanently re-
tired, and would probably never go on
=,
EX-King Manuel of Portugal is said
to be plotting in England to regain
his throne, and it is thought that he
has many powerful sympathizers ready
to aid him when he is ready to strike
a blow.
A feature of the cholera epidemic in
Macedonia was the locking in cars OF
soldiers afflicted with the disease. and
leaving them without water or medical
attention.
Germany now has the fastest bate
ship in the world, the new Moltke, SO,
900 tons, with $4,000 horsepower has
developed a speed of 291a knots pei
hour.
Queen Wilhelmina has abandoned
her plan to open the States Genera
on account of the determination of So
cialists to make a demonstration il
favor of women's suffrage during thu
: Queens appearance.
Tho ,,,l,o1o Ottoman END,piro &c in I'll,
grip of cholera, the scourge HAVING
wiped out entire villages in some in
stances.
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria had
tremendously gay time at Carlsbad TO
! two weeks, while he was incognito, bu
: his disguise was finally discovered
= after which he quickly left the ga,
watering place.
Queen Mary of England will begi
= a determined war this season upon tn
= Objectionable features of society lei
/ over from the court of Edward. He
+ campaign will be against social vice
lavish entertainments and eXtrem
modes.
4 Edna Goodrich, Nat Goodwin's fourt
wife, is now said to be engaged to
i wealthy English nobleman, Baro
Keane, who is also divorced. Kean
> is an intimate friend Of former Kin
Manuel of Portugal.
A Roman vessel which has bee
= lying at the bottom Of the Thame
River for 1900 years has just bee
raised and placed in Kensington mus
, UNI, London.
Switzerland had a tremendous tou
:. list season this year, over 100000 vi
;. itors having passed through that coul
try in July.
g Italian police seized an $500
4 statue of Venus just as it was to !
o loaded upon a vessel and sent to Anne
e lea to grace the home of some Anne
/. lean millionaire.
= Lieut.-Gen. Baden Powell, chief SCOT
i of the British Army and founder of tn
S Boy Scout movement is to make a 81
n weeks visit to the United States
the near future.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

Rpi bemmeindlt. gun einieen 5nr
nlern bort man ainitipe Seridte. upu
anberen alaaen. Cb Der &eiser
reidlih uber ip6rlidl eraiebt. luer'
ben bic Treidlnioidinen, beren eini'
ac id,on bieie @ohe beginner iuerber
ben sseisen ppm SrOb Al ionoern.
nuSiueiien.
Gin bet acknowledgements sHroseiii'
OF, lpeldle am 2Onneritaa Wureer
bier itntt innb, nnbnen auBer ben
6Udllu. 6erreu Guen uou SOuuuts
Drill, ROidl ppn California. M0,
uno Ntelies uou 9eiicriun Gitp. nud,
tbeil ) Der cbrp. Shiueiteru un0 4
ibrer 3bglinse, Trpi. Shniiebauien,
Gmil girdr uno SUicpb 9aiier pun
Sefieriun Gitp.
-1ic 6crren 6ermann Sappel ir.
uuo Qtnrtin Neltrup cmpiehlcn lidl
oen 5armcrn nIs @eiscnoreidler. Sic
hnben cine Sumbu engine uuo einen
9elteuille ieIiiecOinR Sepcrator unb
uerrid)ten bic Hrbeit cbcuiu suirie'
oeniicllenb mo biIlip nIs Der siddIlic.
s2er quite glrbcit Gcthnr III hnbcr
lplinibt, loiic icircu g2ti;en uon ih'
ucu bycitcu. Sie ipcrher. rodlhcm
i,r ciucu lhcil bcr .GropS" pnr byri
Yjodlborn Gc0rpidlen. bei Yictn ben
Nn'on0 niodcn.
--9nS uom Wurtnu fur NrbeitS.
tottlit hcyouSaeaebcuc nNiptbbndl"
ltr 1910 III ms ipcbcu iuac0nnaeu.
ToSicibe atbt nber nIIc Grscnnnt'ic
hcS &tnntcS gtunuc liatlldlc NnS,un't
sic yeier beS %oltSbIntt ino pahrero
hcS ,inhrts bcrtltS nit cincm lhcll
ocS >MhnIteS 0e5 .Hntbbudl burh
pon Nrrru NiIIcr im &urnus bctanut
ee0ebcne ,>nIurmatiun betnunt ae=
mo od 0crr SiQas Der nellc
2umniiiar. orW &ciipieIc bcs Nerrn
&iller iuIQt. mtr0cn Die Seicr nndl
IN ,iutunit oie'c illtcrciiarter Grtitcl
Icieu tDnucn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

?jm NipuNa Ocn T. ,Mui MAX htr
,urmc!,c ehMR bty =. WrnrG !
@dWr. lin llm ,udr Tnn,in
0u"RNomt N Gmcr Nt> HI. wttlrr&
luna -c6tU. ana, 0tm 2,mtt ptvam
twt,,tn uh ntt Sdml,notr ~ Der
: du.laI!r. wg lmtn Ntr Eptpr. Hr.
Ntna,ymnun t;ut yluytNt bjtu ubcr
ocu .WtgrhId otr GtutWtl,"; om
Oa' EuNhtthWN Ser Eranlltu ur
.Wa,tN %tlraRcu uu0 Npy;ltWiu'
, i, SoIQcuotn hlbtu Grdmicn CT,
batter Hhta !, @oue. S&n,irr
Shsrmnrt. Sricvh ?iiiGcS. &,,llGm
Yeannro S,tphan 3tin,rncVcr. Suhu
%a'tn; '&hend I. y. Gi'Ntr, S,el,
Ii Srueptu. SsiIma 6ynuytn. gii;ic
NathcluN. Maru Acr;trS. GIulsc
nnocre titIucsc %rdnuen murocu az
unacinhr c,u lnvcuo nnNerc ainAcr
utrthcll;
los ainAcr warcn III Der Sbalc
CitlAtldlSlcoCN unO IHd Wnrtn pUtmt
irhni,ilid duucicnN S,m Scurtaa
uro Montnn nbcueS hobcn bic ,}oe,
lingo ocr Sdlule cine AbcuouutcrbGl,
tuna ;um Neitcu aeeebcu. 9Im Smu'
tng obcpoS bic rriicl Gnhc uub
an Nlpntda dberoS bic ;, t. :. mh
s. @rabe. Tic llntcrbaItunp mar
ibbu uuo ouh gut PeirdJt.
SrSuuup, Ses eao,itsSienNts i'll Der
ct. sspra airthe IN iplNcnbe ihrI
bic Spmmermpuate: an ssubento.
pen miro bic o.. Neiie am Z llbr,
lnttFneea. I'D Spputqartl: Z ilbrI
noaaae nub ypelnf y llM stilts'
'1etsN Nh StpkH.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
Il. GhcnlIs.

Iic Frvtt Suyrt. wc,t,t 'tcy
uscr auHcr;rn,b MoUo:t Gtbtv'th;.
ptyur,o3s Nca SlrmtcN GUN 'CH,u
Scr Gnuitu WcDttr'dn', cyaGca &ty
,uii uua l,@Gnrtha;cl,c,;tu Germ
Na'tr ulA wt;w,Nt ,U cUscmc,1rr
W;t aua NAup''r.a. Nn-.y" ua>
s$;c'eu h,>tu ,thy a,.tN II tG.N -:
1pr,, VW'W.,d' uw0 bo.N t,r &
Gu,ttuNcr NrNtu 'I.!rn
rud,v IL. Mnt.lcy htc YEN laU
lM $ltytu III N.tltg wtWtESc Z
SIlHrctdl Wi;'tt. III Nuytl S5',aa;@
Ia,I mo SNmn:tHa;aN u itM"u
p;:tuvvtG, NlE = ictucu &i,la' ti
ais Sricntr N,t,. ,NtSr Nlyt'a@mt.
tam. d; hpt,Gr. Hud't,ysr,ci:t,
hit.,eu S0rntoNr ptwlhnlias u III
II uar hltr Nc,teSeitnn. 5,S trc.it
Der hodlu $a.ry sSnu'r; rah s,u
0Cit,Hmt lpprorN III.
Scim Spsr SrSsoii uus ptln
Subu Nroll ,.apacrre Ncr S,rat IN;
aiu;cr.icS bcl ltNea, c,u SN!l;trtseu
Sic hoh,r Ucrrcu SSi0Gcc rr,
tpcidieu licSea bier rcuIldl e,c Ill
ltpocu ticircrcn NjuNcr ;nr hl &pu.
mnaiou ~: StcSbaa spls. SSol
Ibcr. Sr,hur mS Maria 0aSmepcr
Gnul Sal;hr.. Suitph nus Max
Suihioh. gerriis uHN oiINa saiisr
geo. N,rmnua mp Shua,nS Sgcbht
.ina. "uuis ScSnSnuusr. $it;pr IL
.cu. Spiepf anS sneia Strpp. Sher
arpIl. Spgis aRh Saa Solfh. 0ou,
&crner. S9baan uno Saalina snie
Sm. Shnitst. Spi. une Spin 5bei
zen. inanis SpnuIvrbaui;n. Soali
aa une 1larn S6xll. xeia 3spcrps
srr nns anfh Suluiert. llne am Ice
:sn Sshasu ipenhsfs t<r sedsn. "a
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

gcI acGptrr5 iav5 SCRr:cs atcaS
ciu <nur,;y'cl natt. 1c6 c'e Hfn
bier or Sctbei.iGtgr nitl, i,iuittgr.
II uaUr.t.
Sic fcrmcr Nuo mi, Mv lse,rgu-
cruic IN 'Cvc'; 'cytta ti@ HiS 5dngi
ben oce'clbcus.u 3r,v-at 'gn"r: 4
Sct Stcaernuus Nc,eu ty,c,ca
ciuiac luuac scatc Der Madtcridlait
luu ,}t,;ucr:.ci5 i,'tr
Nm Ionusyitaa lttirr ss94c 'c,svtc
uuiere o'trr,rat ,'r ta,yoatisr Il.
SutoTut. Ta5 itter!lac Npda.g,
laS Der i'uwd'. :. Y. I..ptrgyst uUn
S$eitphnlll uH-tg S'VNsu; Nt! bort.
Sdlrnmm ucU %jtigUWaH a't crttr
(intlu nnh btM totu 2g=5tvuaua
uun ginr ais S&gsIia.ca. Gs-rac
ricnmtlitCr v2c oe- tct'u }S.leCr
non GinQe Stas. Tit Tti;g..sis,
hie!t Der h1tu. J y. tast- uea
Sranteritc;r.
lluicr hc.;,g. $iarr,- i,o,iGcr rei'
lie Nontaa ;lm .NC,yg..: r-a q.
Suui3
Stubent o,r 1tep.csie BERNARD
SrOrer in M Die S9nm,ri:vicu ggn
AttiiDr. Q,a'na bC,.,7.ttt-t
%auWci:cy rcuru S17-it't, -tz:1s
Ncl,irt Oat SspH-r-cs Nt: S1C--u
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
udcS.

-9}odl 3clcn iplat Spnncuicin. "
Sber Die Mehr;ohl ycutc mare bciier
;uiricoen. wtm boS llmaetehrtc
mat bsr 6oil ulrc - rnmi,tl nndl
bent uic,Gu 5puncn'dleju mai c,rcu
tudtlacu HcQen. 4Sgu0S", Eaters"
poer Gyoapicl lucrocr bier bieicS
>iahr rt,lU rog itir. Elud) Ncu mo
Guru,
NJu 9,u&lvnr; WartH nm Grrutol
iu lnr> Ncrr &Pnth. u. Githpli upn
%g3t1 6rryu,
AT. Matte NfrUuH M; Ndl nab t;W.
sem %tUdlt uit6cy uodl Nau'oH Glu
ltatO@r.
5rau Go. SoWtr unN 6raa Ncr
GaW 1nuu,na bcNnd,tcr NtoH0Q
%tMp0notc Vt &dvQIoI!lc,
&toum @aH0cu bat itdl cine nrpGc
'hprt Nil,;rt 5u1c.cG;.
G];i: &sut'c ftW h;tr utcro.l Dos
2rt't,u Ip2->$c;itaortid)cH nrM.
.lta.
Eptn Gduua.lty Won Et''triua Gj.
II III bier btt 'clHtn &yuocy Ntyn;Gnr
oui %tiudl.
?,m I,cnita6 Nh ,,W ih.oNcu
IN mcuatr =. &OuTju2 NWd'c aea
Nuu0 'lW9 &rbcu 0rr Goicgh IUlt
Hao NrI. GHmn Sda;tocra. 1m
%yaa,h0u'c NcrrH /, y. StN,rar2,
WurOc un,tr oCU rOdilca %'tryaa0
tla 0lr NNdsctt ac'cityt.
NCT NcmN ydu' =. E'.t nd
luu0it c,u id1iHct Nipt.vgplt NJ.
EaH mnH ~. %lldrtr. ~; arp'u hc
~ mpI Il NuylWu III IN &rp,,tn'
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

ter &igs.r oen T5lacHben AirStrr
ons hl. 1tGhI gum EriieH Wale: lls
Be Sroy. Gniil Strrp. 9uu;s Stroy.
0einridl Reperpster. aHorcas Sdea.
ouber, goetheu. 4Uber GafmeHsr.
1bonins a5lo, aEsgit Sazncte. Cir.
tUu Suer5cyiHg Stsp5nH 2Ee55crina,
l5CmGs ShIIlot, enri StEruer, geo
bDcter: as1tha Ssa.rder. Sughil
&reHaer. An,bil6a MGtheiieu. Ears.
Siii'e, 0hliiio Strpu uIro 6lar1 Nerr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
Gin aapiitI iiber ben aHitanS.

Eenn ollie sEsnihen out, dIte ellr'
lid. ollie irisoiih. nlle aukdnoie
wnreu. iur,. 1eber iciren @ilidlicr
aIS Wenidl nmb Ghrii, nndltommen
wiiroen - es p6re ein Seseu unf
Gin Seraniiaen inter ben Menidlen'
,, iinoern su wohnrn. Gs iunr uie 10
usb piro wpbl ME 10 iueroen. 7ic.
ie 6reuoe hntte ciuit ais CT nui Gr-
0cu pnnocIte ielbit Der allerb6dlte
i,err nidlt uno bieielben llnbiloen Die
CT 0an.nls ertrneen. ertrnat or nod
bente. so lauge bic Welt beifeht.
iuirb lie Turnen Hno Tiitein traaeu
unb lpiro inter benz gSeiseu 6as llns
traut nudlern. aber beiIciBen iulls
te iih ,Sebcr Gin reipettnbIcr Reuid
III ieiu. &ir iulltcu Ghre onriu
iufen. su ben eiuiliiirtcn &6Iterr
Oie'cr Gr0e III seborcn urb @ptt oos
iiir 6nrten bah er ms nidlt nls eineH
piIber 9noinner uoer anr als 9auuis
bnIcu bat gtborcu ,perocn laiicr.
Sbcr aleidl ben ,Iuheu. Die bomnla
boS ciuiIiiirtcitc 9iplt Der sSclt moreu.
;eiacu mir urS pit uniercm Sdlupicr
neocuiber iehr uuoon,bnr uro cvuct.
len ihr rcdt nlnuaeIbo'teu Rrlpc'i
sScnn or bcutc nit Flei'di uuh S!ut
inter unN uUhuic -- CT thnt eS tint
{nbcrro,eI - mir nurbtu ibu vcr
bubucr unO ueripptten. ioGar on =
arcus ldllnaeu luie bic 1uoru cS ac.
tbou Soer - bcr llutuaeuo 0eN In
nuilanheS iu!l bier mr. cupdbut Wcr.
Den uerbUhncn uno ucrlcOucn. "a
trcu;iGeu mir uniercu NeiInn0 Hldi
lucrn mir III ieiuem Nnuie, bcy Nir
dc. inbcm Gr mirtlidl unN wnhyhai,
III Der odeiinlt Der lI, Npiiic nni Dem
gltnre su9e9cn lit - NIB olcics
nlnuben mir ais tntlolilhc Ghrii,eE
unS als 'pIdlc bciudlcn mir otn al
lcrbpdliteu in Der &irdlc. sSic ne
Mig nber be;Cuat ce unicrcn (Stauhcu.
wCm mir lm3 ba benGtmsu rpie
ciue 0oroe SSilber beren @ciit ridlt
tuItiuirt. pOer ipie eiuc 6ceroe &ieb
bciieu Suitirtt eires Ssiiereu nid1t
mdtltie. Giuer SeHciuoe aereiner
iplde urer;pncue unciuililirtc Suiicl
ec,uiB nidit sur 6hrr. Sic iinb Scr.
iclber ciu Ncpcr1is uro Sd,oocu.
Chr bQicS 2'tiivicl III o,itcdeno uuo
roubt iCuen bic picIicidl; nudi cnuo2
Ghraciull unb 9iuitnuo btiibcr. pcr
Itbtcu 9tci, edrilich. Nie! ichy piel
Iit6c iih iibcr oicies Ihema inncu.
vel 1T idlUu ouriiber Geioe;, Qcsr
oist uuo ac'hc;cNa worotn. &c
S@rr;c iaiNr nu' trotcrcn &ootu
uuo setcW url; nui. pa4 ontnbcr &c
idwicpca. ii rjdt 9tIcicu pocr be.
bcrii0t WrrStr. SSo arr S@or;t
Nib, 'yudltcn. orr: ruiita i,rcuat
N;t:t! onNWtuHr; wtyotN. l)uicT
Gbrc ols cJpl;,Nrtc Shtstr bcNlue;
c1. @.'o g..crr, ichct e5yan'. Hlf
cave SpHuc oaA II acy Etytlc aui,ar,
DIG ijub lSnHcysyi> IN t'eicIlant.
&tr'an't;,VHFS,ctl.rG d, 'VEor yg
>$r,bshou& mi'cu tie c. irju g0,y
N> Wtrolr ttroaSrtinmi''tlD. Stt,
ytt jhnc., Nuyh GrmcbnuuQcu ua0
vly alan; NWdl cucy ctlcncH eG,tH
&c,'y.c, Sic Nsi.iNtcit oit'c2 Cy,cI
Is p0rl g,;tc eycuitAlp'c SAaH9t
iuy ola, %a.s.. 9Scru ,>cmano IN
btrH 'ur >,tl Ntu Gr;icbtr 'p;t,tu uHr
otlucr SAu III on ~ ) q V,r.ta.i
lnNtr, rh TIM; nd: &uinUo f.,tbu
siA;lOt', muse.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

Ties III eiIie stsnei. mFt Der iebs
,snmiIic oeriorat ieiH iuIlte nno aauS
beionberS iUGhrrnb Der SoninIermu'
note. rdmIidI Gbamberlaiu'S GOIic.
GbUlera mno Tinuboe Mittel. Gs
lit faii iidler, oaB iig nDthia iein wirb,
Sie Toilet nur etnen 8iertelbollar.
aGnnt ihr aiforOen uhne iie 81 iein?
&ertnuit bel alien 0dnolern.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
Die arbsit pirs hals brtln!s,sn

;iad,pem iNr q. Aiuo'S Gelp yi'r
gils aeuuumlcu niS ihr iYcrSti cl,dl
palo ibrtr ,srirru.,hen ife'unntc CT,
freucn Seti.Ubiura rr0 llnperbaus
liticii idJminbeu ruo ep,cr Nppctit
Iebrt a,irbsr. Sic rcsAiitsf @iascn.
2sbes nib Ginptltirinc uiie brrIrib,',
Dem tanssu Ssfirns atpit 9remis
lmb ,..suts eebsh., Sffutt E. .Nbt
&c ,fti 8. SltlefEstt. Il t6a ssth.
bbdlla nnh aplt. Rns :. Y. Sthsll 4
spus 1peini 60, ~. sHbaiat
M ~ NYN6ktif.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
9tcNc VNirrtlJllg III
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st'.sS,:H.;t. 1,.u,a.:.~ a Il.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
ga;nar HaS ,Stc Grtam"

Spuniaa Sen ?. 3UIi wsrben bic
,Snneirauen bier IN otr Shnle inter
Der eeitura bet Ghr,u. SthDsi'era al.
nen Bazaar hnlteu uHO -ScesGream-
ierpfcen. alte iiHo TrcunbliGln eihs
aelabeu nd ;a bstbsiIiaeu.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22
yotalts.

--glm 5reitas ,par 5hlub ber bic,
fiaeh Shhier.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1911-06-22

-CbuUbl, ipuett bic 3lrre IN
Setrndlt tpnmt, IN ber @itteruul
nod tcirc Neuocrung eirgetreten 1T.
mar bud wdhreuo Der leeten g9OdDe
bic 0ibc ertrdelidl
-Yie Srluleins Shulte nnb Mnus
uon Seiicriun Gitp, melh leBteres
,Srdulein bns eritere nui ibren Seius
ten iIrcr @cr,panbten bic Ianlilie
ssittwt Suoe bel 6uIt unb isrnnt Ne
hagcn 0abicr, bcsIcitetc, tebrten MUn
tag hCim.
-,}ohnnrit {. g. @ppe BON Sinn
miro bier ltlu nni =. uuo ;. luli unb
nm ocpuhn,cu Elnte inr NprQnCper
0ptcl. oIlrn bic itrtr ,|dhuc uc0cn
icmcr Iierlic biburicn. III 4icutcr
iciU
-5iuolu Der Ylctiin 5hpmnt
Q0plcS III uodl ctmu ilucirDdentI,s
dlcm %cludDc bel Der Semitic br&
lpItor NumIcS om QIontaa bctm0e.
tclrt luS GltcrubnuS III NirtwoO6.
tie lungcn 0cucn Ncn q 9@it.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-28
PADEREWSKI.PLAY
 IN OLD TIME FORM
The Famous Pianist's Exquisite Rendi- tions Are the Feature of a SpIen-
 did Musical Programme

The great Paderewski has demon strated that he is still the same Pad erewski as of yore-with his wonder ful delicacy of touch, his beautifully singing tone, his moods and eccen- tricities, and his power to stir the emotions and charm the senses of his hearers. And thousands of music low CTS who never had the opportunity of hearing him before can now enjoy his exquisite renditions, for the great plan lst has agreed to make records for the Victor and the first two records have just been issued with the November list of new Victor Records. t
 The two numbers are always prime favorites at the Paderewski concerts the graceful "Valse Brilliante" which forms part of his eagerly awaited Chopin group, and the familiar and be- loved 'Minuet in G." They are played as only the greatest of all pianists can play them, and the Victor Company Is to be congratulated upon securing the exclu- sive services of this gifted artist, which is in line with its fixed policy to se- cure for its patrons the greatest and best in every phase of music. Ellen Terry is another noted artist to make her debut in the Victor ranks this month. The famous actress has re- cited for the Victor portions of the Shakespeare works In which she has made her greatest successes, and the series forms a most interesting souve- mir of this artist and is the means of preserving her voice forever to be en- joyed by future generations.
 Other contributors this month are Hamlin, Scotti, Evan Williams. John Mccormack, Trinity Choir. George M. Conan, and many others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-28

impresses you with her earnestness and sincerity in the great life work in which she is engaged, and to which she is such an acquisition.
 ''The object of the Golden Jubilee said Mrs. Peabody in talking yesterday about cornplished in Missions, lis not in glori- fication of what has been done by women TOT yet entirely to commemorate the semi Centennial of Foreign Missions, but more particularly to emphasize the great need and growing sense of responsibility of the women of Christian lands, on be- half of their sisters in on-Christian parts of the world. Every woman should be interested in Foreign Missions, and to interest and inform every uninterested woman in our home land, is the great work of world wide redemption: to deep- en the prayer life, and to enlarge the sense of obligation and the contributions of Christian women.'
 The specific end of which ls?" I asked.
 Tn other words, After the Jubilee vhat?'" Mrs. Peabody framed the ques- ton to her own liking. That is just the roint We want to help and enlighten our ignorant sisters; we want to build hos pitas, schools homes for those who are now in bondage. We want to ameli- crate the social conditions in those far aff lands. We want to blot out polygamy. child marriage, secluson in Zenanas, Ha- rem life in Turkey, and all the fearful conditions that exist in the far off East"
 Tt is really alarming when one stops 10 think that invasions by Hindoos, Mo- nammadans and Swami, which is Hindoo- ism, has come to be reckoned with in our own lands, continued Mrs. Peabody. "In d meeting in Pittsburg there were five Hindoos who were in attendance, and who would have broken up the meeting if they had been allowed. Robert F. Speers book, The Light of the World: A study in Comparative Religions is a book that should be read by all It places the situation before us in an en- lIghtened manner. and gives us an ln- sight into our own religion and that of others that is incornparabe Just what we are trying to ascertain is this-Is our Religion worth Exporting? If 1t is, we
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-28
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With an outburst of joyous praise, sung by the great Chorus and heard in rev. erent spirit by the hundreds of women all over the city of Birmingham, the new est movement in the church, The Wom- ans National Foreign Missionary Jubi- ice, was proclaimed yesterday, and Bir mingham joined the mighty throng that is interested in the cause which has swept the continent from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and has reached climax the height of which has been unparalleled.
 The meeting in Birmingham has brought together from all parts of the country the most notable and distinguished work CTS in Missionary fields.
 Among them, Mrs. Henry w. Pea body, the Chairman of the Central Com mittee, United Study of Missions; Miss Florence Miller, National Field Secretary, Christian Womans Board of Missions; Miss Layona Glenn, Secretary of the Brazil Mission, M. E. Church, South; Mrs. Edwin N. Bliss, Representing the Congre- gational Woman's Board of Missions for merly Missionary in Micronesia; Miss Daisy Davies. Field Secretary of the Womans Missionary Council, M. E. church, South Mrs H. s. Prentiss Nich- els. Representing the Presbyterian Board oi Foreign Missions, U. S. A; Mrs. Will liam E. Norvel, Chairman of the South- ern Extension Committee. and many oth- CTS, augmented by the local Missionary workers, who have given their time and earnest support to the great occasion, ana who. for months, in anticipation of this crowning event, have labored prayerfully and loyalty
 Many of the visiting Missionaries nave spent the best part of their life in for eign fields, and their knowledge of the conditions in the far off Orient-the deg radiation and illteracy of the women in those uncivilized parts, the lack Of Chris tian training, the ignorance of Christian ity and all it's beautiful teachings-places them in a position to report to our Mis- sionary Societies just what these people need, and how much 1t behooves us who are so blessed to help them on toward an enlightment, without which they are forever lost,
 The wonderful story being told during the Golden Jubilee is pictured in words teyond compare, and the united plea is going forth that though the doors of the Heather World open in answer to Chris tian prayer, the message of salvation may be hastened to those weary with waiting and hungry for knowledge
 MRS. HENRY w. PEABODY, CHAIR
 MAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
 Remarkable as leader, with an execu- tive mind that is unusual to degree. Mrs Henry w Peabody. Chairman of the Central Committee of the United Study of Missions, directed and planned the first Golden Jubilee Meetings from her home in Beverley, Mass. Afterward she attend ed the meetings in the far West and the East, and is among the honored guests in Birmingham today.
 A woman of marked personality, beauty of face and form, as well as of mind. being hers. with gentlemess and charm that is delightful, Mrs. Peabody at once