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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-11
AMERICA MUST FILL
POPE'S NEED IN.WAR
Cardinal Farley Calls for More
Liberal Offering Of Peters
Pence This Year.
EUROPE CANNOT GIVE

In ordering the annual collection OF
Peters Pence. the offering Of Catholics
to the Vatican. on Sunday. October "a.
Cardinal Farley calls attention TO the
fact mat because Of the ravages OF war
European Catholics have not been able
to contribute much this year n that
American Catholics must give more than
they have ever given before.
Newer before in the history of the
diocese" says the Cardinal, has an APP
peal been issued in aid OF the sot-
ereign Pontif. with such urging and
compelling reasons for a larger gen.
crosby n greater effort on our part,
to meet the serious and rsv needs
of the Holy See. Were We simply to
offer to the Holy Father on this occasion
the amount OF our usual contributor We
indeed would be lacking In flial duty,
sincere loyalty and true devotion to the
Vicar OF Christ. In order therefore TO
realize a sum commensurate with the
pressing need Of the Holy See and to
impress upon the faithful the necessity
Of an exceptional liberality this year
we hereby direct that the appeal he
made In the form of a general envelope
collection.
Trying Times for Pope.
The Pontificate of Benedict Nv. has
fallen upon the most trying times, as
all know. Never In the history OF
Chrlstendom has such a shedding Of
blood deluged the world. Needless to
say. whatever afflction strikes man
kind brings a poignant grief TO the
heart OF the Vicar of Jesus Christ. The
claims upo his charity and bounty
are greater than 1T any other period
in the history of the rarlcy. and the
resources at his command 10 meet the
desires of his tenderly paternal heart
are less than the means any other
rontiff. has had in centuries. Those
people who were most generous in their
offerings TO the Holy Father in the
past are utterly without means to-day,
while the gigantic war now being waged
continues to consume their strength and
devour their sons.
I'VE. more favored than the rest Of
the world in being spared the horrors
of war, should bo willing to place In
the hands of the Father OF the faithful
a share Of our aims. with which he may
he able to mitigate the wants OF the
suffering.
The world which has been excluding
for years the Pope from its counsels
during its days of prosperity now from
the valley Of death and destruction i'm
stinctively turns to Benedict Nv. only
one year Of his Pontiiicate has passed.
and he has proved himself So pre-
eminently worthy of his high and sa-
cred Office that even those who were
hitherto professed enemies Of the Holy
See lave been won to a point Of adj
miration rarely evidenced in the past
century.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-11

Perry.
Mr.. Whitman will be gone four days.
He Will make "A trip to the Antictam
battlefield and will go in an automobile
through the Cumberland Valley. lie will
TO this city on Thursday at !
o'clock.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
Sic Soffnnngen Oes
Yapites auf bal:
bigen Trieben.
Gr glaubt, Oab Mmerifa
bic erittn Sdritte
TIM miro.
Snterciie on Der Wiiiiun Oes &aroinal
Gibbuns erbalt iidl.
Ger @atifnn iiber Die Tinanslage Der
feinolihen 9dnber anideineno
informicrt.
@ielleift biirfte es sn feiner slueiten
@intcrfampagne fummen.

VI bington, 4. Sept. Die
9entiibungen bes Tapites Benedict
INN Die Serbeifiibrilng oes 6riebenS
finben bier fortgeieet III anltli6erl
unb biplomatiiden &reiien ipeiteitge-
benbe Grorterilng.
Sie Sepei6en bon &ont fiibreit
aus, Der 8apit bege Die slnii6t, bob
bic Ser. Staaten ii6 jest in Der Gage
befinoen, nm iif on beibe @riippen
Der straightforward 5u ipenben, imb
bab Die Wogli6feit gegeben lit, iit
CUR 9lufnahme porldifiger Scrbanb-
llingen 81 peranlaiien, Die Damn eilb-
giiItig sur 9eenoigung bes &rieges
fiihren biirften. Ger Ynpit bot iidy
icbr befriebigt iiber Sen frcunoi6aft-
liden 8erlalif Der ltnterreollng 5tpi-
i6en Erdiibent @ilion uno benz 8ar-
olnoI Sibbons ousgciprohen, als Der
lcttere Dem eritcren cine Sriebens,
bot5doft bcs gapites iibermittelte.
9ie grfldrllng bes Seiligen So.
tiers beitdrft Die slnii6t bieiiger ia.
tboliiher &reiie, baB er Die SoffnlrnQ
begt, Die Ser. Staaten ipcrber
glnitrengltneen MAIDEN, Inn oieSrieg'
fiibrcnoen 5iir ltnter5eifnlins eines
9lbfommens 5it perunlaiien, bas Der
SprlGufer elmer Sriebensfonfererl1
biloct. 9lngeiebene 9utbolifen, oit
geipobnli6 iiber Die Slngelegenbeiter
bes @atifnns gut llliterrif)tet iiitb
erfIGren, Die 5inan5loge ser boitpt
iG6lifiten i'm &riege liegenben Wfdd)
te lei cine berartige, baB lie ge3pun
gen iinb, Srieoensunterbnnblunger
nod Dor Dem geginn Der @interfant
bo9ne in @rtpdgllng 5u 5ieben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
&tgiernug bilft Samnl'
DDnpflan5ern.
&eiernebanfen erbaltcn Grlanbni3
sur Sisfuntiernng bpn Noten.

@oibintpn, 4. Sept. Der
Seripaltlinesrat Der 8unbes- -Heierbc-
bonf unb S6asonitsiefretar Wcglboo
baben Shritte linternommen burdl
Die oen acknowledgement bes Sii-
oens SiIfe gebro6t merben ion. sic
iollen in Die Gage gebraf)t perben,
iiber Die Serbiternte obne Die Sd)luie,
riefeiten, bie iie i'm Ieeten Sabre
batte1, 5u berfiigen.
9ie geborbe bot nei,e Soridriftell
erIoiien, ipelfe Die 8unoesbeanterl
erm16tigen, @ehielnoten 5it rebiS-
fontieren, nenn iie birrd 9ogerbnlls-
ideine perifi5iert iinb. Gs beitebi
babel MIR Die 8eihrGnfrng. bob Die
9anfen Dem 0arIcbensncbmer nidli
mebr ols 6 Ero5ent berednen biirfen.
Der S6osanttsicfret1r bat angefiilt,
bigt, Bob er in ieber Der Slnbes Ste
ierpebanfen in &ihmono, 9ltlanto
unb Solos $5,O00,OO0 in @pIo DC.
ponieren miro unb bab, ioqte iid) bit
gtotlpcnoigfeit ergeben, aud in anoe.
rem StGoten iolf,e 9epoiiten gernohi
perben ioaen, Inn in icber 9e5iebunf
Dem @rntegeidoft gu SiIfe gu fom
men.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
@eiBmann nennt 6om.
perS VerltnmOer.
glngriffe bes gfrbeiterfiibrers ani
iSrieoensfrennbe abgeipieien.

Gbicogo o, 4. Sept. Serrp @eiB.
mann BON Stem Oorf, Der Soriieenoc
bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ser Srieoens-
freunoe, bot Die Grfl1rung bes 9tr-
beiterfiibrers Snnitel @on1pers, bic
sSrie6ensfreunbe botten it'd orgo1i-
iiert, I'M MIR einem 9anbe 5u belfen.
oils cine SerIeuntbung be5ei6net.
OasieIbe gilt auh fir Die lpeitere 8e-
bauptuna, Die glgenten Der SrieoenS.
aeieQi6oft bGtten 9lrbeiterfiibrer BE-
Ito6en, banit Tie Die @erihidllng bon
Weunition on oic 4aiierten biitbern
ioIlten.
.YrGiioent @onlpers' @rflGrunq
entbebrt Der neutrality-suspicious.
erflGrte Serr @eiBnlann, Limb bies
lit Die einsige 9lntlport, bic i6 5u er,
teilen bube. Serr @eibmonn 6eittetc
inoeIIen on, bob cine lpeitere @rflG.
ring pabri6einli6 erfoIgen nerte,
iobolo Sobn 8risben 8alfer, Ser
TrGiibent Der Organization, bier an.
aefonlmen iein pir6.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
9ie 9eutiden 6aben Den &riidentopf
a1u 9deme11 erobert.

Serr SIoob tpeiBt beionbers barallf
bin, ouB Der Oringli6feits. .Sono ge-
eenipartis 100000 betrdgt. 8enn
Die &egierling NIT Der Situation, pie
ii6 ii6 I'M Iuslanoe eiltipidelt babe,
S6ritt balten ipoae, bann n1iiiie bic
ier Sonb perboppelt tperben, neil Die
Sluslanbarbeit bes 0eportemettts eiit
gan5 itngebeueres SoGunlen aneenom-
men bobe. Die 9otfdoften, 8eianb-
f6aften lno &oniiilate ieien iberia
itet, neil iie Die Sntereiien Der 9iirger
Ger i'm &rieee Iieeenben 26noer tpabr-
nebmen ntiiBten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
rSdmimSindtstas" fiirs san5e onnb.

@ronb &apios, %iA., l..
Sept. sssn Der geitern ubgefoltenen
lcttcn Situng Der @tidignncr 9lnti.
i6ipinoiu6t @ereinigilng ipurbe all-
getiinbigt, ooB Der o6te Seaenlber i'm
goi1jen 9onbe al5 minbiiidtStng
gelten ione inb mirh Die 9eationul-
pereiuiglrrg einen 9lufruf on Die ge-
ian1te 9epolferling erlaiicn, iifl oil
oiciem Snge elmer IrjtLidJcn llnter-
ilthirg 8it unter3iebe.i PM Mn
trag ron OF. s. s. &eiiogg ;purbe Die
3GhI Der Cireftoren Scr itaatiiden
&creinisurg Ourh &oi:ititlitionsdloe-
rlrne perlnrbrt, ioSoB ieoes County
I'M Stoate rertreter ic';i ioQ. Die bis
b:rigen Scdnlten DurGcu Die6crgr.
pdblt. 9.urtrGge tprIrocn BON cincr
9ln5n6i 9cfeDoten geDnltcn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
@ritiihe Sarfe nod flott.
@ulfsbanfen nabm @ernnnft an.

Ores ben, Senn., 4. Sept. Gin
&olfsbaliien iibertpGltigte beiite firth
ben Sheriff Ga Sol, benlddtigte ii6
ieines Scfangeneit bes 9segers Wtal-
lie @ilion itno iperrte ben Sberiff
ms @ei1ngnis. Ger @eger NOR be.
i6uloigt, in bas 3inimer Der SSroll
SSanes @hite eingcorllngen 5ll iein.
SSbm fpurbc cine Sflingc Inn ben
Sols gelcgt, aber Der Gatte Der Sral.
peiaerte ii6, Die &oac bes Senfers 5ll
Ipielen. pcsnegen Der 8efungene nadl
benz 8efdngnis 5itriifgebrod)t uno Der
Sberiff befreit tDuroe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
Tl0tlidl seiitesgeitOrt geiuDrben.

nnslrb o r, Wi6., 4. Sept. =
glIfreb &uebn, "a Sabre oft, tpur6e
geiterrl ipdbrenb Der Nlrbeit in Der Or,
gelfobrif ploslid eeiiteseeort unb
mliBte inter poli5eilide 9lufiid)t ge-
iteat perben. Seine Ytutter iogt, baE
lleberarbeit uno bas 9eien bon
ariegsna9ri6ten fiir ieinen 3uitanb
peronttportli6 ieien.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
!Sdi idlcn luirb fleiner.

Tpntine, Iid., /. Scpt. &rn
Scll 10 nod iiberleb .1bcl @eterancil
bes %. Wtid)iganer 6reiipilisen Re.
ainents battcn iif) 3ur eeitrigen
Hclnlion rs einsefiiiben. Oas Hegi-
ment purbe bier refriitiert unb mar.
idierte I'M sluguit 1862, 1861 Wann
Itarf, nad] Dem Siioen ab. DIS
Hurdifnittsolter Der lteberlebenoen
1T ,73 Sabre rnb 4 Wonnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
@rDBert Sewilligungen
fiir Staatsbrpartemfnt.
Satisfeit bieies Heiiurts onrdl ben
arieg tatiGd)lid) perbpppelt.
80 oihinaton. q 4. Sept.

8aibington, 4. Sept. :
Superintendent Sloob bon Sirginia.
Der @oriiseroe Oes sllisifuiies fir
nllspdrtige Mngelegenbeiten inn &on-
ereb, bot erfIdrt, oab groBere gcipil-
Iigungen fir Dos Staatsbepartemcnt
in Der n6diten Seiiion bes Gnngreiies
gento9t iperoen miiiien, neil Die slr.
belt bieies&eiiorts iid) tati6fliG nab.
reno oes arieges perboppelt bot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04

mir 8olbinsfp nnfamcn, fanoen lie
bic Staot brennello Dor, lnlo oas
eleid)e mar nit @erba Der Sal. Sc
oes Oorf oltf Der gbene biz nod So.
mel branilte. Die Srlippen battell
jipei Gage lang fein Sboad. Die
StroBen fperbcn olS aiifgeriiien iino
nit 6inberniiicn pcrieben beidric-
ben. slls Der Grain eincn Sog ip1-
ter anfam, mlBtcn iih 80 Mann Dor
icSen &orren ipannen, I'M i'm oiird)-
5uidleppeu. 5allienbe pon Soloa-
ten orbcitcten oil Der 9lusbeiIeriing
Der 9ubn bon Sofol nah @laoiinir
@olbinsf, I'M penn bieic 9inie nid)t
rc6t5eitig fertie gciporoen mare,
bGtte Die Srltppen pollltdnoige Scr.
nidtirng beorobt.
Siirfiihc Siege.
aunitontinopel, 4. Sept.
Siirfii6e Sic9c III tleineren8efc6telt
pcroen in einem anltlidcn Scridlt
gcmeloet, Der bier ausgegeben fuitroe.
PIN ltnierem redten Sliigel bat itlt-
iere glrtinerie am =. Septenlber ell
feinolihes Battalion pernid)tet, ous
ereraierte. Sluf linierem rehten 6lii-
gel in Der 9tGbe bon acrepcs Gere
bro6ten mir 5tpei feinolide Sei3iise
gum Sbneigen."
Sample i'm 9atfaius.
9etrogrub, 4. Sept. Ser fol.
aenoe 9crid)t tpuroe bonn &ricgsomt
ausgegeben:
,Sn Der falfaiii6en &iiitengcgenh
lit elm 8eriud) Der Siirfe1, linicre
Stelli1ngen at nebmen, pereitelt NOR
Den. Ser Seinb tpliroe nit Silfe bon
Sunoeralaten in Die 6lud)t geidla.
gen. 9ei Sliti for5ierten iiniert
StreifpotrouiIlen Die tiirfiifen &or'
potter IN DER 8egellb oes Gees 9lfi5'
gbel nit Dem 9aionett unb croberter
ibre SfiiscngrGben, nobel 5peibun.
bert 0fonn eetotet puroen GiG
&ricasbciite par erbeblid). q.
Sdmerc Irtillerie Sample int@eiten
&uris, 4. Sept. 8eionbers bef
tiee 4rtiaeriefGnlpfe baben gelterl
BEL 9lrros llnb on onbcren Tunfter
sniihen Der Siie lItb glisne Itattge
| flu1ben, nie oas Grieasontt meloct
9ie 9to6riht loutet ferner oabin
baB auf bci Iolincourt, 8niqp I'M,
9retencoilrt lofpie in Der 8egeno Dor
Suennepieres- itno 9foubron &c
fGnlpft mlrbe. SSn Der 8egerlb nor
8ouquois crplooierten ncbrete Y2i
men, bie on Den 8efeitiguneen DC:
Seinocs i6iperen Shoben anridlte
ten. Son bent gfeIt Der 6ront ii
ni6ts neues 6u melben.
Sritiidle Sarfe nod flott.
9onoon, 4. Sept. 2lopOs baber
erfabren, boB Die britiide 9orfc @il
liam E. 2epis, Die in Son 6rancisct
su Souie lit unb in 9epei6en pol
geitern 4benb OILS geiunfen gemeloc
iprrbe, nod flott lit, iebod i6pel
@aIIer 5iebt. Sic purbe aitf bel
Soho bon Gueenstolpn bon einen
oeutiden Sol6boote bei6oiier.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
9anoler setOtct.

Ga o II & q p 3 8. Wid)., 4. Sep
@ilmer Glaipion, 81 Sabre oft, tpur.
De 3ebn Wfeilen bon bier ouf o.:
SteI1e eetotet, uls er nit ieinem DO
torrab gegen einen Haiiagier5ug ser
Cafe Sbore 9obn ronnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
,oeftige Irtilleriefampfe on Der SrOnt
i'm @eiten i'm 8ange.

Serlin, 4. Sept. Die bentidle
Slrmee, Die in elmer Shladlt nm ben
Seiis bes Citieebafen &iga besriffen
lit, bat einen lueitercn uidltisen Sies
errnngcn. Sas 9lrmeebamptanartier
finbigt Die Grpbernng oeS Sriifen-
fopics BON SrieSridlitnbt on Der One
na, 40 Ncilen nnterbalb Gigns an.
s5ierbei nnrSen 81 rniiiidle CffiSiere
nnS 3325Wann sefansen semummen.
Setrogrob 4. Sept Sic Gilt-
i6eioungsi6lo6t, Die oos Sdidial
&igas beiiegen ion. bot be9Onnen.
Gas &riegsont CAB berte firth 5lt,
ooB bic 9luiien oreibig Wteilen iiiboit-
lid bon &igo iibcr Die 0uena 3ltriid.
qetriebcn fpurben. Die Oeuti6en per-
iu6en oen SSluB inter Dem Shube
heftigcn SlrtiQeriefeiers 81 iiber-
id)reitcu.
9ci6iisc tperoen 5ur ltnteritiisltng
bes SSeinoes alifgebro6t, ltno Die Sla-
pen ba6en Seritdrfilngen berangeso-
gen. Gs miro aber 5ugegeben, oaB.
penn es ben 0eiltiden delingt, grobe
Sruppenmalien iiber ben SliiB 5il
fperben, Die Hdiimtng &igos uno Elm
&iid5ug aif Betrogroo sit notipenoig
iein miro.
9as Sombaroement oes 9rilden.
topics bel 5Srieorifitaot inter Dem
@efeble ocS Generals bon 9eieler bat
felt 3 3agen unlnterbrohen ungebuit-
crt. Sic ruff. IrtiQerie ontiportet ni6t
obne @irfltng. @s liegen 9ln5eiher
0ofiir Dor, 6ab hie @erbiinoeten, oie
bel Srieorid)ltabt aufgebalten ipuroen,
ibre groBten Streitfrdfte ~ gteilen
noroDeItlidl BON Der Staot enttpifeIn
tueroen. mo- Die 9fuiien geitern friib
5im &iid5uge geSipungen poroen
iill0.
ariessanlei6e flutt seseihnet.
Berlin. 4. Sept. Die 3eidlnun-
gen arf Die brittle 9ricgsanlcibc ldlt.
fen rapioc Elm. Die biciige ltGotiidle
Sparfaiic bot 45 MiIlionen Narf
gc5eihnet aegen 30 0tilIionen fiir
bic erite lln0 40 @fillionen fiir sic
sncite 9lnleibe. Die lunbpirti6uft-
lidc 9oocnfrcbitbonf iibernimntt %
@tiaioncn, nGhreno iicben anbere
3eihningen iid mlf 14.50000O
Wturf belnltfen.
9tener Spp BON Sauhbuuten.
Serlin. iiber SopniIle, 4. Sept
Cine 0epeihc BON aopenbo9en mel
oct. ooB Gin bclitidcs SauHboot bon
einem gGnSlih nelicn Spp, plcl gro'
Ser oils irgeno ein onoeres Sdift Ole
ics Characters on Der Ginte bon
Rorlpcgen bcpbadItct poroen iii. 9s
miro bieS ols cine 9gltotisung oo'
fir onseieben, boB 7eutidlono eint
an5abl neiier Soote gebalit bot, oiG
ben bisherinen neit ilberleeen iinb.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04

9indsng Der 3niisn i'm SiibOiten elm
Wfciiteriuerf Der 3eritornng.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04

Die eir5ige fdsri6e oe,,f.
fRe Seituns in 2ai6isan,
rpef8e Die 9epefoben Der
9H. YreHe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-09-04
81 Sff3itre nno $3.50 Mann
gefangen.

STUNNING pOn &iga nnO
&af5ng anf Yttersburg
tn Sif)t.
Nener Sgp bentidDer Sandlbupte in
nuriucsiifen 8eluafern geieben.
Critic beutihe ariessamleibc iuiro in
Berlin flutt se5eidJnet.
9iuiien mollcn i'm Sanfains Siege
iibcr Snrfen errnngen baben.
9lnipradle bes aaiiers Srnns Suiepb
nn ltngarn unb aruaten.
sllIiiertcn-yeridDt iiber SnrdlbrndD
bel glrrns amtlidJ luioerlcgt.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
The Confessions of a Wife
Mr.. Stuart Continues His Story.

AT the sight of her sweet little
appealing face. my whole heart went
out 10 her" continued Mr.. Stuart.
"'Oh, Malcolm. she whispered,
What makes you take the part OF
these ignorant men against father
Cant you understand, sweet
heart, that it is because they are
ignorant that | must help them TO
get their own in spite of the greed
OF the corporation of which your
fdtherds the head"
But If you persist in this we
cannot be sweethearts any more
Why not, what have the trou-
-ef-s-ie-eE f,flHers-set-te -aa
with our big. beautiful love-
Everything. why. Malcolm,
am afraid II Dad even knew | was
here talking to you he would never
do anything for us.
But Dad would leave all his
money to my brother
Couldn't you be happy without
it?'
ayes, guess could, but it
seems so easy to get some of IL,
too think II YOU really loved me
you would not go against Dad
II am not going against your
father, sweetheart. only against the
methods he employs
Dad says you have practically
called him a cheat
81 was silent and she continued,
then you won't do this for me?'
81 cant, dear heart.
"'What will I do
lyon will have 10 choose be.
tween your father and me. | know
It is hard thing am asking Of
you. but you wonld desplse me did J
do differently.
"'No. ! wouldn't think, dear,
that you don't love me very well
II you cannot do this little thing
for me. Dad said he would not
object 10 my marrying you II you
Just keep still.
AT the time. love blinded me.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

| did not see this girl in her true
light. What man could with a lit
Tie soft cheek pressed against his.
a little soft form trembling with
sobs in his arms?
Il can't let you go--I can't let
you CO. she exclaimed.
Then, dear, you choose me.
" Yes must choose you"
You will come TO me and we
will be married tomorrow
She caught her breath almost
in terror.
Remember dear, II must be
irreyocable, either you must marry
me or we must part
&"I-can-t- part-frnn- you--deareAL
I'll marry YOU whenever you wish.
but won't you please keep it secret
for little while. After this ugly
old strike Is over father will forget
and forgive you and we will all be
happy again.
After ALL | though. 4 can't
take her away from her parents II
there is a chance for reconciliation
II Is her father-in her eyes he can
do no wronE'-and- weakly Leon
scented TO secret marriage
II did not realize that Il was not
parental love that was calling her
but only fear that some OF her faith.
er's money that she thought should
be hers would be detected from
her
Sweetheart, I'll make arrange
ments and tomorrow you will be
mine forever-my wife. whisper
cd.
"'Do you think father will forgive
us when he finds out7'
al don't know. but whether he
does or not, will make you happy.
Yes. know. dear. ! know. bat
we could be happier II he forgave
us. He always said he was going
TO settle hundred thousand dol.
lars on me on my marriage day
Even this reference 10 money did
not worry me. for you see was
very much In love"
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
THE GIRLS JOB
BY JESSIE ROBERTS.

Dear Miss Roberts, am a mar
ried woman with a young child, and
cannot be away from homo for any
length OF time, but | must make
money. | have taken a dressmak-
ing course by mail and have re-
ceived my diploma. | am compe-
tent to cut and NJ any figure. and
make garments of all descriptions.
But have not The time to give to
dressmaking. and | want to take IN
drafting patterns could show my
patrons how 10 make their own bust
form, or make the one they have
1T 10 their satisfaction; could draft
patterns for tight-ftting Innings and
for skirts
How would you advise me to get
this work? | have no. much money
20 put into advertising. | could 20
TO any address in three cities from
where live to take measures or
give advice What ought my
charges to be? The school charged
me $50 TO draft a coat pattern for
myself while learning.
Should you get any inquiries in
regard TO my work with stamp en-
closed. please forward them 10 me.
c. a. D."
fear there Is not much prospect
of making money in such work ay
you outline The excellence OF
cheap paper patterns sold by many
firms today makes il unlikely that
many women would care 10 pay you
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

enough for special patterns to make
the thing pay. fou might get =
few patrons, but would need very
many, and, in any case, you would
have 10 advertise. The better plan
would be to get home dressmaking
to do. giving to II what time you
had, and depending on people with
N your reach There is no use
struggling with the impossible. You
cannot get work from people Who
have never heard of you; and IL you
cannot advertise how can they hear
of yoU? And it is a mistake 20 try
to enter field already full. as is
this pattern field ! am sorry. but
! do not see how esn give any
other advice.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20
MUSIC

For the first time in the many
concerts which Nine Schumann.
Heink has given In Detroit she Will
give a group OF the arias which
she used to sing in the Wagner
grand operas when she was a mem
her of the Metropolitan opera com
pany, in the recital she is o-give
Tuesday evening, in Arcadia. Mime
Schumann-Heink will be- hearl in
excerpts from "Das Rheingold. 20
Tristan und Isolde" "Tannhauser
and "Gotterdammerung The Wag
ner numbers will be followed by
The Detroit times., 1915-11-20

Come, Billy | said quietly.
time for good little boys to be put
in bed"
tried to speak with steady
tones. though in spite of myself my
voice quiyered slightly Stella arose
from her chair where she had been
sitting observing the scene between
Andre and myself
Give me the kid" she said, and
held out her arms Let his old
Aunt Stella put him TO bed"
stella Stella,s cried Billy like a
little parrot. and waved a chubby
hst at me over Stellas shoulder as
she bore him away.
And then I faced my sweetheart
with something like the courage Of
desperation.
Andre" ! declared. 81 do think
you can be the most thoughtless
person In the world Only this aft
ernoon You were telling me how
much you loved me. and you gave
me this ring. your fathers, as a
token OF our engagement: and now,
but few hours later, you come in
and speak rudely and unkindly OF
Billy, whom You know love so dc.
votedly. How can Won do it,"
Andre flung himself into chair
Grossly.
Meft.-took- here-BeIh,. be.
gan, I've never pretended TO like
babies. You've known from the first
they make me nervous. And in |
come tonight 10 hear you teaching
Billy 10 call me Daddy If you
want to know the truth, when I
thought about our future I've never
pictured myself in the role OF a
father tO any infant not even mine.
let alone some other fellows"
walked the length Of my studio
and back with despair in my heart.
Andre" I said, when are you
ever going to understand? You
know that my sister deserted that
baby: that nobody else In the world
would take charge W him. although
on tho other hand I would not want
anybody else 10 take him. for I love
him dearly and my whole life Is
wrapped up in him. What. in
heavens name. did you imagine I
was going to do ~ we ever should
marry? Did you think" ] asked.
irritation beginning TO show in my
voice, that was going to check
Billy In n courtroom somewhere
while YOU and went OF on our non.
eymoon7"
~ never thought at all" replied
Andre sullcnly. IT seems 10 mo
it's your problem. All know In
I'm not going on my honeymoon