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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
WILL ENLARGE HER KENNELS,
Mrs. Ridden VIII Have bigger
Establishment at Haworth,

Mrs. Ma bel Riddell, owner of the Ha-
worth Kennels OF French bulldogs, has
purchased a house with three acres OF
land In Haworth, y. j., where she will
erect kennel and have larger quarters
for her extensive string OF this breed.
AZ the present time there are over thirty
specimens in these kennels. among them
seventeen puppies under four months Of
age
One OF the matrons, Haworth Sonora,
who Is Just ga years OF age, has
whelped seventeen puppies in three lit
tiers. Fifteen OF these are alive and ex-
ceptionally promising. This is indeed
a record for this breed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
INvENTS A NEW MUzZLE.
Miss wiIliams says " VIII FIT
NOaeless P~kes.

The vexed question OF how To muzzle
a noseless dog so as to comply with the
recent muzsllng order has been solved
by Nance Gwynn Williams, Miss will
Jams has invented and Is putting on
the market muzzle that will be ap-
preciated by all owners OF short faced
dogs. 1t In a simple contrivance
Miss Williams liz tho owner Of two
good Pekingese, Fla OF Brayw-ick and
Tsu OF Egham. They are dark red
In color and were the winners in the
brace class for bitches under seven
pounds at the last PekinEese Club $
show. held at the Plaza Hotel. New
York. They are imported and had
been winners also In England under
well known Judges
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
GOOD sEALYHAMs IMPORTED.
Hamilton Farms BRING Over Two
Fine Specimens.

The Hamilton Farms Gladstone. New
Jersey, which are getting together a
very fine kennel Of Sealyham terriers.
have just purchased through the Rodney
Kennels the noted English winning
Sealyhams Easton Finder and Sealy
Vie, which were bred by her Grace the
Duchess of Hamilton.
Finder IL brother OF Easton Frigid.
the championship winner at the Crystal
Palace show. Sealy Vic. Granddaugh-
ter of the famous Peer Gynt, Lord Ken
sinRtons well known winner has done
a good deal of winning In England and
Is the dam OF several noted winners
Others purchased by the Hamilton
Farms are Windholmes Busy, the
Charity Show winner, and her dam,
Windholme's Venie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
PROCTOR BUYS FOX TERRIERS.
Noted Owner Of seaIy ha ms Tries
Another Breed.

William Ross Proctor OF New York,
known as the owner OF the best Sealy-
nam Terrier Kennel In America. now in
tends to possess himself OF some good
wire-haired fox terriers. The latest
purchase for the Brookwood Kennels Is
Lynnheld Paigntonic, the wire haired
fox terrier bitch that got first in the
puppy class at the last Westminster
Kennel Club Show at Madison Square
Garden. also at that same event, first
novice class. first American bred and
cup for the best smooth or wire bred by
exhibitor.
As is well known to all who are inter-
ested In fox terriers. Daniel Il. Lynn
has been one of the most consistent
fanciers in America for many years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
NEW DOG SHOP IS OPENED.
Mrs. ID. ID. Dunn and Miss Gladys
Dale Are Partners in Venture.

Mrs u. n Dunn, who has long been
connected with the Boston terrier fancy
and Is the breeder and owner OF tina /:
good Champion Some BOY. and Miss
Gladys Dale. who recently has built a
line breeding kennel at Hollis. L. l., have
decid"d to start a dog shop. and will
open the Dog shop tomorrow morning
at 10 East Thirty-hfth street. near Fifth
avenue. They have decided to run a
shop AT which only high quality pedi-
greed stock will be sold.
The shop is artistically furnished with
comfortable chairs and neat benching
for the dogs. In the back Is large
yard with ferns and flowers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Newark show for Hig Dogs.

The open match of the Newark Ken
mel Club, which was held recently for
small breeds. proved such big success
that the bench show committee has de-
clded to hold another open match for
larger breeds on Monday evening. May
"a The premium lists, which will he
sent out in a few days, will include Eng
lish bulldogs Scottish terriers, Irish
terriers, Airedales and Scotch collier
The match will be held at As william
street, Newark. y. j., a hall better
adapted 10 the uses OF the club than
the headquarters on Broad street, where
tina last match was held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Livesey Abroad when Wife Dies.

Much sympathy il being extended 10
william hvesey OF Caldwell, n. j., be-
cause OF the death of his wife. which
took place a week ago in the absence of
her husband. who left for England
about month ago TO purchase dogs
for Robert Goelet and EninGham Law
renee of New York. Harry Livesey,
who is kennel manager for Mr.. Goelet
was with his mother. but even TO him
her death was unexpected. Mrs. Live
soy had made many friends during tho
few years she lived In America and her
death has come as a great shock to
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Last LonG Island Match This Week

Entries for the nnal grand challenge
match to he held by the Long Island
Kennel Club at Bryant Hail. Forty
second street and Sixth avenue. Wednes-
day evening May ~, are coming In at a
rapid rate. This will be a miniature all
breed dog show, as seventy-ive dogs OF
various breeds will be eligible TO compete
for the grand challenge trophy ,ife.,d
by the Long Island Club. The winners
OF all previous matches will be present
to participate in this, the browning fea-
turs OF the series OF matches held dur
ing the past winter. Post entries will
~ received up TO tho time OF starting
the Judging. which will be 8 T.. NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Fine Pomeranian Imported.

Mrs. Madge Thorpe Of Sheepshead
Bay has imported a Pomeranian in
whelp to Champion North Star, WHINE,
of seven championships In ENGLAND and
said 10 be the best black Pomeranian in
England to-day. Mrs. Thorpe also has
an exceptionally good eight-months- old
male puppy by North Star which she
hopes to bring GU, at the Mlneola show
next month. This puppy will create at
tention when shown. as he gives promise
of developing into great show
specimen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Polite. Dog Trial. Next Sunday.

The German shepherd Dog Club OF
America will hold trial for police
dogs at Vernon Castles country place
at Manhasset, J.. l., on Sunday, May
10, 1915, There will be two divisions
for dogs, protective and detective; two
classes In each novice and open. Will
lam Neuhoff of Harrington Park, y. j.,
will Judge the trial. which will start AT
10 80 \. NJ. Every one desiring to
enter dog should make application to
the club secretary, benjamin H. Throop,
1893 Council Building, scranton, Pa
and get programme of tho trial
order. All club members and their
frlends are inNiled TO the Meeting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
JUDGES FOR KEARNY SHOW.
Event Held for First Time Las
Year to Re Repeated.

The Kearny Kennel Club will hold
IT'S second annual show on May 90 at
kearny. n. j. The following judges
will ofiiciate:
Miss Leila Andrews. Nutley, ". j.,
collies; Mrs, Alice l.. simpson, New
York, all toys; Robert Waters, New
York, Boston terriers Robert Lobban,
Newark. y. j.. French and English bull
dogs; Charles Trayford, Huntington, l..
l., all rounder; Mr.. Lobban and Mr..
Trayford. unclassifed specials; John F.
Galloway OF Florham Park. N. y. win
superintend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
No More shows for RiIiy.

c. d, Chaplin OF Lenox. Mass, has
purchased the good lightweight Boston
terrier Bell Rock Billy from Mrs. NJ.
c. McGlone. Billy will be retired to
private life and will not be exhibited at
any OF the coming shows. Mr.. Chaplin
purchased him solely as a companion
An6 viii take him on q long trip to
Honolulu this summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
More Specials for Edgewood show,

Specials are stu coming In FOR the
Edgewood Kennel Club show to ne held
at Greenwich. Conn, on June ~. The
cluh has decided Ia offer silver Gun
for the hest American bred dog or bitch
In each breed. Those whe were at
Greenwich last year can vouch for its
attractveness. Any further desired in
formation can be had from George r,
Foley. Lansdowne, Pa. who will super
intend.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
fOX TERRIERS.

The Imported Wire
Haired Fox Terriers
at stud: WircbOy Of
PaiEnton, Fee $50.
Oh. Raby Dazflcr.
tse &25. The Sensa-
ton Of England and
America. RidEeway
Corker. Fee 500 4
phenomenal headed
dos and big winner.
Ridgeway BsHler. Fee
SEQ. Full Brother TO Oh.
Raby Dassler. Ridge
way Nutcracker. Fee
SEQ. A grand young
Il
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
Boston Br--d-rs' Match Friday.

Tn" Roston Terriers Breeders Associa-
ton vii! hold 81 seventh monthly match
at the Gregorian Hotel on Friday eve
ming. May ~, at $50, At this match
over thirty special prizes will he offered.
including many cups as well as cash
Evan Ramsey will he the Judge. En-
tries will be received up 40 the time Of
the starting OF the judging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

winner. RidEeway Daz,ier. Best Son o!
Oh. Raby Dassler. Zee $50; The Imported
PomerAnians at stud: Rldseway BLACK
NueEet. Ls-pound black. Profuse cont
and rnee quality. Zee S25. RidGewny
sma.her. B-pound orange shaded sable.
Big international winner. Fec So. inc
impovt ed English Bulldog ct stud. tidge.
way KinxcraN. 4 Mig winner In EnEland
and America. Grown stock and Pupp,ss
for Sale at All Times. GEOkGE W =
OVINTARD, Owner. Charles Button. Ken
mel Manager. r. q. Boz 81 Bay. side, lons
Island, y. Y. RidEewsy Kennels. Fhone
2t5t Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
AIRFDAlES Chamr

AIREDALES - Champion PRINCE OF
YORK and TINTERN ROYALISr Wire Poa
Terriers-vICKERN WIRE RESULT. Fee S2s
each. Young stock always for sale. vrCKERY
KENNELS, Darlington. III.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
POMERA>IA>S.
JAPANESE SPANIELs.

Japanese Spaniels. the best of Imported an
Blue Ribbon stock, sleeve and larger speci-
mems for sale. MISS I. IIARkSEN, al Bergen
81, Brooklyn. Tel, 5277-W Prospect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09

wrRE-HAfREp FOX TERRIERS and Al,
breeds for sale, Dogs boarded AND nanuigp
the year round Terms ALE DELMoNI'
Penn Cottage, Wynncwood. Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-09
ENGLISH TOY SPANIFI.s,
~ LI.lDOGS.

English Toy SpAniels. The 4 varieties. narA
wIDMANN. III Church st. New Haven. Conn
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

own heart saul. in his better days.
had come Ca their help when they
were oppressed David and the men
OF Jahcsh-Gilcad shine like candles
in dark night
A Crown az Last
His enemies defeated. the people
olamoring for his leadership. David
Was crowned king OF Judah. anw ar
ter an interval ot seven years tho
leaders OF Israel assembled IN conyo.
cation and asked him to assume
reign over them.
When his day OF triumph came
David behaved royalty tie sought
counsel ~ the elders he displayed
magnan!mlty lshboshcth. son OF
saul. reigned for while in the
northern kingdom, bu, David bided
his time lie had learned in hts
WauderiRES how 20 wait. as well a.
how 20 work BE came 90 his throne
bv Way 81 his character and his &C
c0mP.ishmenf>
In this period of navid's nte moth
Ing Is more striking than his spirit
~ reverence With all his back
slidIngs. David va, ever reyerent.
and never long lost the sense OF his
accountability to God Along with
this went a respect for Gods an.
c'ntcd Thar high impulse kept him
funm slay,ug saul when the king
WAS IN MS power, and caused him to
sentence 20 death The murderers OF
Ishhosheth pc would not profit by
perfdy In David We see man who
was kinsly before he vas king
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

Los ANGEL -. cal. May IL
Many Melhas aud Scnumann-Heinks
arc lost because 81 the lack OF op-
por'Urity 20 study
There would be many more stars
in the musical world 10 there we're
more Vays Of giving them the need
"a training a. a cost within thei-
modest means \ great number OF
mbryo Gadhs and Carusos never
come into their own nor see the
light % a concerf hall because there
was no one 70 0Ter them a helping
hand when they needed IL
This Is the belief Of Prof r.
lsaacs. founder o. tho Los Angeles
Community Music center It's pur-
pose Is 20 give poor boys and girls
who have musical ability an oppor.
,unity 70 get thorough sroundins
in music In cases where the child
proves talented. but has no money
AZ all. he or she IL given all possible
care and full instruction In every de-
partmen' without any charge
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
DIMES FAMILY'S
EX-SLAVES

MARSHALLv1LLE. Ga. May re-
--E. b. Baldwin gave a dinner here
10 IL OF his fathers former slaves.
He himself remembers the closing
lays OF the confederacy
He and his brother, W p. Bald
win. wore aprons and served as
buffers. The guests. six old man.
mies" and FIVE Negro men. were
ushered into the large dining room
and seated az tables. The dinner
had been directed by the best cook
In South Georgia.
w. p. Baldwin offered a prayer 81
thanksgiving tina, brought tears 20
he eyes OF all One OF the oldest
'mammies" delivered a temperance
lecture. and when she sat down the
sister sitting next 10 her said:
SHAW ! drink whisky when eb.
bar gifts It, went 10 Miss John.
sons today, and ast her for a drink
and she gibs me a ,umbler plumb
full. II II hadn't been fer manners
I'd asst her fer annuddcr."
A they said good bye. the oldest
81 the men expressed the sentiments
Df the guests "Ef allus felt as
good as I DO now. I'd nebber wan,
Ter go 10 hebben."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

service FOR their own sakes. aud for
hers ~ these strong men who have
become leaders Ia The world. but
"a DO no longyr turn 10 the church
for fellowship Inspiration and com
scrt The movement IN ireland FOR
fhe return 81 her emlgrants Is wise
and timely. bu, IL is neither So OF
porlme nor SO necessary as a kin
d.ed "Back.tothe-chnrch" move
meHt
Like uavid many who have been
forced oar of ihc church because II
did nor give them . field for the ex
erci.c ut the abilities which they
Knew 10 De- theirs from cod. have
sAmgeJ 10 their morals. even as did
David while tmoug the Phihs,ines.
he deceived Ach.sa oy pretending 20
wa agalnst The lsyaei,cs. when al
the time ne vas making forays
ONLY asaius. The Amalvktes lie
lived r tissue 90 ,al~ehood and
ul>rer- eseutar,Cr. aat these days
must have been uuhApp.er Tor David
even than those when De vas hun'.
e3 vauderyr l.Ne The Wild goats
-pon Pr, mountains
The Sueise o. King
IN the srea. battle 90 Gl00a be-
taeeu ths lsraeli,rs and the Philis
vines saul and his army we're rou,-
"a Cod Be- merc.fui 20 The man VINO
SO Intellectually leads the hosts OF
righteousness that thew are defes,-
20 saul ead 1r-n so enErossed Do
p personal ambitions and iealousies
that tho r,use. which was the one
warrant so- his NE. had suffered
ITS plight was worse than pavid's
We suc him a, this period consuit.
Ing tNa Nrch of EDdor Whichever
way hg ,Hrued ae heard only words
% doom
Jonathan. royal In soul and n
rank. teN with lNo of his brothers
Ia rhI. battle Driven 10 an ex;r,n-
ity. saul thought Of suicide He en-.
treated his armoy bearer 20 s'ay
him bur THIS man would not touch
rhe Lords auoiuted saul sought
tie refuge o. the coVardly man Nho
ia eWithou, GOD and without hope
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
RICH ORE SHIPPED
FROM OLD NINE

ALLAMORE. Tex. May ig--M
r. FARRELL has jus shipped carload
u rich copper ore from The old mine
which he discovered near herc last
Christmas day
The fact that the skeletons Of ?"
men were found In the lons-acan-
1oned shaft OF the mine and that
neArDy was found a collection 90
knives. water bottles and other
relies leads 10 the belief that the
property was worked by the Span.
ards in the early days and that
trace OF the mine vas lost through
he sudden death by massacre by
indians OF otherwise of the men
,onnected with the enterprise.
The ore which farrell shipped 10
the smelter ut Fl Paso was all col
lected from the surface. where IL
had lain for an untold length Of
time. As soon as the shat, can BE-
steamed OF debris extensive opera.
lions will be started.
The discovery OF this ancient mine
caused great excitement Prospec.
tors began rushing in here as soon
a. the news OF the hnd was made
public and claims have been staked
tor several miles around the mine.
Many good outcroppings Of copper
nave already been discovered
Some OF the ore samples assay
about $40 copper 10 the ton and con.
siderable gold and silver
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

The work is conducted on elias.
system The cours" covers theory
reading music. IN al. MAJOR and mi
nor keys, definition. analysis. con
Quoting harmony voice placing and
proper breathing control.
Marta Nather. Elsie llovclace and
Zelms Rogers. all under %. are Jus
three OF the scores Of children who
are taking advantage Of mo Con
munity Center OF Music In Los An
geles.
To show how thorough no uors
IL. il IL only necessary 70 say 'ha'
these young students hav" mastered
the art OF conducting They piay
the piano and sing The have stud
led theory. harmony. analysis. and
are experts on ear training
Prot. Issacs thinks every CITY
should have such a center.
THIRTY yeara axO a drought In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
Why Ne Collapsed

And what" said the great spe
enlist. do you consider 20 have
been the cause ~ your husband
sudden and complete collapse"
"fie insisted on trvinr 20 follow
q story In the moving pictures -
Puck
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
an MlLLIAM Z ELLIS

lN NAtI LIAM FtliS
.... --.-.,.. ,.,,,.~-..- ,,,. ana nr,.s
..-. ...I, is u1- the mann. %,
...,..l ..-.. ...,.aa .os,p All. r,a md
...,..... -. ne f.-.re fl- u.t,h f..
man, ,........s..s lad r-,..r,i t.la
.-- rr. ..u. sf mar a.risnt ,ry
i,s..t ... I'M al- own .s. os4rics No.
.r.4.,..e.. 10 tr. news spatches
p.r.sp- ~ Pa. move. occurred Ia
.s -.t-- .tr-r eve. VA, .
r.. when f.-. ,....u. aeUl.te.y AS
..et.4 20 ... r-.u.f.v aucuc historic
.t... 81. rs-... THINKS 90 4, Is
t-.nr lF. rs sa-l.,r k!uz. tnt mas
..-srs N.t.f.zss.N umeless
name Cr-,sur Jerusalem. which
on. ,r. l... o.. rGt oiG name borne
. h. rrf r... ...a-g es.r tnt l--atUt,s
entered canaan. wa, a mi3ey for
rsss centuries stt5ge written history
..gs7 .1 deal ai.h .l
Min Oh, p1s~!tle exception ot
~.ustar.uruI, - th,rr any other
CITY ON earth which has any thus
Ike ,he romantic and historic ans
r,us.ous associations % Gre ciry ct
n7yjd which is stul A sacrvd Shrine
for the three great manothel-tic
faiths Judaism. Christianity and
Nohammsdan,sm Joshua aud b.s
hosts had been unable 20 Nrcst inc
civ from The Jssnsitss. The Judges
had never conquered ". and SA.I had
raised b fy Per,ted ou great
rock surrounded on three side, by
ravipas. ~, r.ty 4aS SO .mPre1narle
that the lebusltr, uoast,d that -a-
blind and lame could defend o.. Ger
taipl, the phsGstin,s and the AUa
lasiy.s and the l.-se stes bad all
dashed aasinsr n IN vain
Invaded vhrouoh ire Water Courses
Ona os, feU year, ago. when
visiting Jerusalem. was walking
through the rssiaes that sim sur
,,1nd II and = saw maj ne British
avraya,o-s Vno~@ carefully guarded
.,,,gir,s we're ,a.. fals ~ IN. coua
,-vs,as had avcava-aa clear down
rough The cvaria, d, the crowded
c.,turias IN q De-, asusdult cut .a
I,hs solid rork Ts.- nv arrhaeo-
toyic,, friends told me Vas a Jebg
srs creation. and II PROBABLY was
visible in ~, -ir,, of U4vft
( We onlv know thai when David
Ar length came 20 bis kiuEsa.p Over
,,s uri,as rq-ico and rad 20 rnoOs,
= peuytal rarttal which could not gs
/ credited either to Judas or Israel. b.
conquered Jerusalem. maxine ~
trance through ina suAte-~aaeaa Wa
nor course. No man knows uEl
ire rumbsr and natare ~ t.ez.
mysterious condults and cavernl
Witch. in A perfect network. under
Ito the sacred rock When ont'
,bav are explored there ALI rroea
Itiv he reve'a, IONS 10 astound tn
y,o-ld
All the boasts az the 1eHgs!ts
we're set AT naucnt Ehca David an
hi. bos; conquered the city. whici
to this dsv - associated attn ha
name Al the ure-ent time tho pos
session o. jerusalem is a factor y
International dtplomacy. More per
sons AZ Interested IN TAI. wOriC
capiraI than are Interested IN Wash
frg,or or London or Berlin, OF
Paris or Pctrograd or Picking. II 4.
n capirsl Of human hearts rs great
o., intimacy Is due ~ the awful fac
that il was in Jerusalem thar Ia
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

Alabama planters are turnint
from cotton 10 oranges. according 90
report. The Satsuma. q japanese
orange. IS the type chosen. and
great hopes are held out FOR the re-
olamation OF land through this
agency. Much divcrsifying OF crops
Is result OF present conditions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

The Chinese runs the story, con.
ider II impoIite 10 wear spectacles
. company, fact witch scarcely
ays Their open to the charge of i'm.
nodcsty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
DE ROT TIM E s

In the world" Suicide is always IA
defensible
The imperial statistical bureau al
Berlin. according 10 The Mission
ary Review az tho World. some time
ago published the averages of deaths
by suicide among 100000 people ~
the German nation Their ratio
gave the following Interesting hsht
upon the relation of religion To the
sanctity OF life and 20 courage IN
hearing lites burdens
Among MorAvisns Mennonltes.
etc. ..t.,.....-. -.,.,.....-.. i
Among Protestants. ......,..... ~
Among Catholics ............,. y
Among Jews .,... ....-.....- ...... 40
Among the religionless espe-
cially among Socialists ...... SOS
loyal and Royal
How man behaves toward an
enemy. gives good measure of that
mans character We see the stun
mar David was made ot when We
note his maguan nous conduct TO
ward his dead zoe. saul tie smute
the Amslekite who had robbed the
body of royal insignia and has has
,sned 20 him NTH them hoNinc
thereby 20 secure a reward
The song % the Row into which
David broke torth--from which We
have the greatest OF all funeral
Jirgrs. The Dead March in saul -
sprAng from Davids lips as his ,up-
ute 10 his friends
How src the mighty fallen IN The
midst OF the battle
Jonathan is slain upon thy high
rlaCes
I am distressed for thee ny broth
sr Jonathan
Very pleasant hast thou been
unto me
Thy love 20 me- VAS wonderful.
PASSING The love %: women
How are the mighty fallen
And tho weapons OF war per
ished
When David learned thai the men
o.. Janesh.Guoad had feArlessiy se-
cured the bodies OF Saul and iona
than. which the phiiist.pes haze
sbamelez~ly exposed and had given
them royal cremation and in'ermcn.
ha sent his greetings and hanks 90
those aho were brave men after his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20
In the Religious World
When The Outlaw Became a King

The international Sunday Seheoi
Lesson for MAJ p s David Kline
over J,1ab ard lsraei "--lt sam
2s'-7; 5;f-5.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

COMMUNITY MUSIC MASTER makes opera stars of tai
- ented poor for nothing From left right: Narita
Mather Elsie Lovelace and Zelma Rogers musical protege
Of Professor Isaacs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-20

Thirty years ago a drought II
Australia destroyed 10000, 00
sheep.