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Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25
geretningen ON Soiepb Maier.
HDffet no al Sooens SpGlg. Ssls

Hpffet no al Sooens Spals. Ssls
senbe gereinins on ben grfarins, Der.
Waier, 116 Beacon Str, slfrun, Sbio,
bapbe, lpber neiten, Tom ont ben bar
ifreoet ub al en- Roman, % umenbs
ifisnbt ben fan bsres b~eipnberlis %
nGlten itrolis ND for mango al bore
91iere, &istisbeben ai bet her onisrte
CT bGpet oper enboer Toil, ba Wr.
Maier er anerfienbt ipm en- Manb al
alIerbgieite &arafter. S~eretninsen ON
bans Griarins lpoer meo bans esne
Orr iom islser: "5or pmtrent Ell gar
iioen bIep ies iemmelis ips. Seq lcb
al Snsbom / Wapen, min 5prbeielie
par baarlis, jes miitebe Gppeiiten %
blep Dag for Dag ipasere, inbtil jes
tiliibit maaite eaa tilienss for subt.
2Gser bleu raapipurste, % be siprpe
of, bpab be iurmaaepe, men iprsi9pes
De Meoiciner. jes ipg, sioroe inseniom'
belit Sirfnina % @enner % Rabcer
rpiteoe paa Sopeberne ab min iilipnela-
benoe baablpie 5ilitGno. Seq blep
p9rre % parre, ps enoelis bab jes
9pfiprsn pm lnnbiGrbis at ipriGle
mig, bppr meset lGnsere jes baube al
leue. San unberretiebe mig mobltrG'
benoe ON, al min 9ib q fort, % al
ies liee iaa bel funbe iorberebe mig pao
@uben. Ntan paasebe boer Nat pet
min Sens % pentebe bperi Gieblit, al
Guben itulbe fomme. Spas ium jee
par, srinbrepe iss alisepel, at ies | ei
relieipit SIab. "Sanbbsbens &pit" bap.
DC lrit en- Irtitel ON en- Mano fra
gteiu Yprf, ipm bar blepen ppsioei al
2G9crne % par blepen reboet oeb al
tuse en- iimpel 6amiliemebicin. On
Rpit ipntes at tilltpnbe mig til at sipre
Ell 5prips meo oenue Weoicin, % mer
iuns Stemme bab iss mine Taarsrenoe
ON at ltoiie mig en- SLATE "8urifo".
pilfsi be psIaa siprbe. Sra bette Die
bill bar ies repoet.' Seq bespnote al
tnge Niebiciuer % bar biepen eipet ire
'tore 8pier, irreuc npsen Sirfnins bier
bem9rtet. Seq bapoe en- 5prnemmelIe,
iom pm npset rumltereoe | min Wape.
Meoicinen ipntes at tr9use Jig freml
alenrem Snboplbene. &c ppIamleoe
Ga or beepnote Of TONNE no, les III Den
iprite uniurlise Gabnin9 ies bapoe bapi
/ lang Sio. SEQ ialbi / ell luup Sspn,
ps ira ben lib al git bet bnrtist trent
40. Gn Stunb eiier bsepnbtc iea al
hume npce mine Waaltiper uben a,
isie nosen llbeboselisbeber. Mir
Stprte penote tilba9e, 90 ies bar mar
iituno til OF Ipaoiere pp % ueo i min
Sape % slabe mig peb CUBS itirnns
Ratur. Sods fan ies sl9be mig pet
ben beoite SelbrsN. % aleiammsu c,
icrunoret pper min Selbreoelie % Teo'
ming ira, buab Der ipntes ben pisic
Sgo."
MeoerS ioranitaaenoe ubcu Tpil paa
en- pusrbepiienhe Maaoe piier, bpilts
uomRrseoe @seuitaber Or. Yeters "au'
rio" er ! SeiibpeIie al iaa er paa ben
anben Sjoe benne Seretning life mere
m~GrtpRrois emo bunbreber al lisnenec
Seretninser ont Selbrecelier, Der er
blsuen mObtasns al 5abrifanien al
beune Mebicin, Or. Better 5arbnep,
Gbicaao, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25
Jorofreoet ! Roreen.
Resaaei opoemmet. - 8eboerne rnaa
isge Silhnet | &irfen.

gf aorfte 8Iabt for sbe December
hibfrttes fsIsenbe ON ulptten paa
9elselano, bporom pt tibiigere bar
meoDeIt efter SeIesrammsr fra Norse:
Onsbas often git ct ftsrre 2srftreo
en- balD 2ilometer neoenfor 2erslpen /
aorsen ! Ranen prafssialo. bOiltst
fplbte R~ssfiorbens glpelpb | ct par
5unbrebe Meters G9nsbe. @anbei
fob "a Meter oper 8robaner % antas
ses ftanfet / Dasens 2sb, ba bet sisns
nembrsb D1mninsen mat. Mmtsins
senisren antom isaar meo 100 Manb.
NE er MI beifi9ftiset msb at aabne ct
9iennemlsb gjennsm S9mninsen.
Gaarbene omtrins er truebe. pda
airteftebet aorsen saar 8anbet Up i
dnben gtase ! 5uiene. 5or at bjerse
Jig fptter man inb / 3irten. &orsens
Sirte meb omIissenoe 9nie lisser paa
en- lndl Sdnge, Der belt omtinoes az
Glpen. airten, I bpilten Joltene nu
bar fsst Silflust. Iisssr nosst bsiere.
st 8iennembrub at ben 2ermasie,
Der MI fpIber Hssaaens 2eie, bill tuns
ne anrette flor Stabe pua glpens
8rsbber nebenfor 2orsen. Oct er bette
Strss, hppr Der farer fmaa Damp
ffibe melem 9emnes os aorsen.
l~lorasningen, Der minbsr ON be
fore 2erfulb paa Rpmsrite, bar bstDs
beige Oimeniioner.
2ensmorben bar telesrafit aumos
bet gmtsinsenisren ON giftanb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25
SEAPORT ira &ithener.

ariasbepartementet uoiteber fsis
senbe Selegrdm fra 2pro ait6ener,
bateret PRETORIA, 19be Dec. ipm for.
taller ON 9oernes Snptr9nesn i 8aps
tolonien:
"Gn De 8per, anildaet til 800
Manb, bar gaaet pber Orange Riper
peo Rbsnoiter Spet. Gn unoen Of
being iises at babe trpoIet peb Sanh
Drift. De er blepet forfulst. Seq
bar ienot en- Stprte bereone Sroppe-,
Ipm itdl ead runbt benz.
gperns fra RlenpIter Sost sr blepst
fulst fra @interitabt, ION be forlpb
ST. s ieadr Iftes / Retning at
Stennsburs. De pistise punttsr pu1
Sernbdnen % / Smeguen er bel be-
ppgtet SEQ baaber, at 9perbanoen
mart bill blioe iaset MOREOVER igien."
Spruben bette Telegram er life ct
Orb ubiteht pficieIt ON Situationen
i Spo @fritd.
Stpr @irtipmbeo radoer / Qlbers
Ibot. Gn tor uoItrionine bsrebne
Sropper sr farbise til at saa til Spb
slfritu ben 6te San, ps fIere bar
fact llnosrretning ON at boloe fig
f9rbise for bet famine SeitemmeIIess
feb.
5 Ssnbolo til SaiIp mails 8prrs>
ipunoent ! 9apitapen, ION tsIssrafes
reoe igaur, bar Sprraoerirettsn, Tom
FAB iammsn / G~Olssbsrs, p9rst nsot
til at finite ! Sui ps Sait til &apitas
ben mso Ssssr % Sotumsntsr pal
8runS At De inotransenoe goers alts
for fore Hrrbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25

Com man pil blrife, melbte ct Sc
lesram al lite December, at en- nh
ubslibnins bapbe funbet Steb, ps at
omtrins 80 Suie bar itrsset meo,
men Ri bar enbnu life mobtasst norIt
@pispot op til ben Oato.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

90. sp.: Spab fables Maubler paa en-
9elit?
Sp. 1lmpno.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25

90 Sp.: 8. flyer, at GrGiibent Wcain'
lep err Meolem al 5rimurerorbeuen % bar
gIennemsaaet De bgieite GRADER; o.. flyer.
ban er ~stethobiit, os life 6rimurer. Spem
bar Get?
Gu. Wc8inlep tilbprer Metbobiitfirfen
boorpibt ban er Srimurer ueo pt lille.
Decorah-posten., 1900-12-25
MONARCH
RURRE

fan frrffs nb en- Stnbbs
8 Bob / 1permnol op
qnroHteres at faaIt en-
@framning, poa 0Ot
90. Gor 4otolog CO vi
Tag poa ferffr Maftins
iaIHf eeeb Wtius pg Dpgn.
prgte ffrip I'll Monarch
Grubber Manfg. Co.,
Lone Tree, Iowa.
The colored American., 1900-05-12
The Delmo Koonee cafe puts up the
finest ice cream in the city.
The Young Ladies Sewing Circle,

The young ladies sewing circle of
this city met Tuesday, May l, 1900,
for the last time this season. This
circle of voluntary workers was organ.
lied October 8, 1898. Since then the
young women have labsred with un.
firing zeal; and have on a small scale
done considerable good among indi.
gent school children.
The money to carry on this work
has been raised by means of entertain.
msnts, and the young ladies take this
opportunity to thank their many friends
tor their patronage, and to beg contin.
ued assistance in the future, The of.
fcers are, Misses Beatrice johnson.
president. Augustine Goines. secretary:
Blanch Nugsnt, treasurer; Louise
Smallwood, serg't. The members are,
Misses Ella Bruce, Ottie Brooks, Olive
Booker, Alice Geines Augustine Goines
Lila Jones, Lettie Geines. Beatrice
johnson, Jennie johnson, Helen John
son, Marion Leary, Gertrude Light.
foot, Alexzine Montague, BIanch M
gent, Lettie Piper, Leonora Randolpb
verl yn Shepherd, Louise smallwood, |
Bessie Thomas, Estelle Wilkinson
Jennie Wilkinson.
The colored American., 1900-05-12
Subscribers Who are IA Are ars
VIII be sued.

For the past Two months bills and
notices of expired subscriptions have
been sent to thousands of delin quent
subscribers to The Colo1ed American
Quite q number of them have respond
ed with Iemittal ces. Others Who are
able to pay and who stand well in the
community In which they live refuse
to Day and give no attention whatever
to these polite duns. Ifths race expects
strong press II must pay for it. The
Colorsd American leads in the quantity
sad quality Of news matter it gets out
each week; but like other business en-
prises il takes money to run 1t. The
MANAGEMENT Is now placing these
bills in the hands Of collection agency
and all parties who are IN arrears In
their subscriptions will be sued. The
management knows in advance how
sensitive the person is who owes bill.
1t knows how easily a delinquent sub
seribsr gets insulted when bill is PIE
sentsd to him. We shall not be sur
prised, however, when great complaints |
Some to us about being sued for money,
The colored American., 1900-05-12
HOFFMAN'S MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
Attractions Announced in Connection
With the Second Annual Appearance of
Washington Permanent Chorus

At the second ADA ual festival Of Hoff
mans famous musicians comes on, the
interest is being daily augmented.
Everybody was delighted last year, but
the brilliant young impressario, Prof,
e zie 3. HeffmanipFomisesl that the 8 b
of June entertainment will far and
away excel any thing OF, the kind ever
| attempted by the race IN this section
Of the country. The program will en-
GRACE the Washington Permanent
Chorus, advanced class Damrosch Sys.
tenn OF sixty voices Gounod's "Gallia,"
Sir Walter Scott's "The Gallant Trouba
DOR" concluding with thirty minutes
around the operas, accompanied by a
syh hIhony orchestra OF twenty five
pieces. There will be four eminent
solsists. Hoffman's concert band of
forty musicians, will render selections
from Victor Herbert's latest comic
opera successes, together with Sousa's
new march. "The Man Behind the
Gun" The following prominent eiti'
zens are announced as patrons of the
festival:
Hon. Judson w. Lyons, Hon. Henry
T. Cheatham, Hon. P. B. 3. Pinch.
eack, Hon. Archibald Grimke, Hon
John P. Green, Prof. R. d. Terrell, Mr..
Daniel Murray. DIR. Phil Rroome |
Books. Mr.. Joseph e. Johnson. MIR.
Lewis Fl. Douglass, DR.. Furman J.
5hsdd, DR.. w. 8. Lotion, Mr.. ALdrew
r. Hilyer, Major Arthur Brooks and
Mr. Waiter J Abrams.
The erection of music hall and roof
garden Is contemplated by the director,
The colored American., 1900-05-12

Wm' De Long, secretary ee'ected).
Charles A: Champ, treasurer Gre elect.
ed); Fred A. Sabbs, librarian; Benia
min ID. Baker, Wm. T. Isbell and
VIM. Cooper, members of the board of
directors. Prot. J. Henry Lewis wss
The colored American., 1900-05-12
Annual Election By the Ampb,ons

The Amphion Glee Club held its
tenth annual election of officers at ita
headquarters, 1923 Pierce Place, Tues.
day evening last, and the following
persons were elected: James 81. Wash
l6gton, president (re'elected), Jacob B.
Walker, vice president { eleeted); y;
The colored American., 1900-05-12
A Story of the Tuskegee Wizard.

A serious application of The refrain in
the song "If yon siu't got no money you
needn't come round" was pointed oul
the other night by Booker L. Washing
ton in his lecture in the Grsys' armory
In aid of the endowment fund Cf the
Tuskegee Industrial school, ef which
he has been the head for nearly twenty
Years. Que phase of his address wes
devoted to impressing the Negro with
tnx, commercial side of ethics which
PARALLELS respecta biiity Wi. b property.
After ching instance after instance OF
individual success Oh the part OF colered
people, he told humorous story OF
member of the "Ls'h white trash" " who
sndeavored to oross stram by meals
OF ferry owned by black man. Un-
Gle Nose" said the whi,e HAD, Il wans
to cross. But I hain's got no money"
Uncle Nose seratc he'd his head. "Doan'
Won got NO money i all?' he queried.
No" said the wsyfaring stranger, II
haven't cent" But it done cost you
but cent" insisted Uncle Nose, "ter
cross de ierIy." II know" said the
white man, but haven't got the 8
cents" Uncle Nose was in qusnda-
~. BOSS" he SAID, II done toie you
what 'Er man what's got NJ cents
am jes' ez we'll off on dis side erde rlver
az IN de odder." Strangely enough,
heard another Tuskegee incident yes
ts1dsy that should be Told. An army Of
ficer who was travelling north year sgv
noticed q neat looking eolored girl In
the day coach who seemed to have
trouble with the brakeman. In few
minutes the conductor entered the car
aid asked the girl what she meant by
riding in the day coach instead OF the
: Jim crow" car set aside for black peo
pie. The glrl told him she was gong
all the way to haolne, Wis.,, and thai
she simply could not stand the condi-
tions then prevailing in the Jim crow
coach. "Where are You from ?" asked
the conductor. The girl produced
letter, showing that she was q graduate
from Tuskegee, going into service.
"Are you from Mr.. Washington's
eehooi? asked the conductor. And when
he had satisfied himself that such was
the case he said to her; Now you sil
right still, little girl, and don't move."
And che did sit still, In violation OF the [
law that divides the travelling facliitie' I
Of the race 10 the South, while the con- {
ductor rlsked his employ In the i
exercise Of his tribute to Booker T. ,
" at hin gton and his seheol.- Cleveland t
Ohio. Leader. Z
The colored American., 1900-05-12

reelected musical director and busi-
ness manager.
The annual banquet will be given
at the Delmo-Koonce cafe Junne 10,
which time the club will entertain the
honorary members.
The colored American., 1900-05-12
Strange, Wonderful, ButTrue
Are The Awe-Stricken TESTS c>ivsr
Dy Ihe Great Australian

BIS power that Oomatose
~lInou word being
to private " WI" opeh
lift e hearted wives all spirits
aching and
10 causing Speedy
naden
N'N1"'oo' oNe AoSh ana SUCCESo IN ELL
o,aS now hard luck DR. Brus
sons bave d. nny everything
u ofuce charm
os. end or y % bnosr'a & Dr. Brus bring your
o"' GnG VI hasoana Ihey will lifetime
vo,, the Only ONE who will Guarantee to complete
sick? Do
RHEUMATISM, INSOMNIA, HYsTERIA
M uo+tar AND OTHER DISEASES CURED
ou oi ans you this
nocea tha some
owe thar s.s nave success? Many
WILL WIN you be happy? who YOUR fend
are oan yeu ten Don in
succeeds ohersfa III 'A' A1NioiHNO1" nc ai""''
it pass '' O. W. ihe cnance OF lifetime Don' let
The colored American., 1900-05-12

about beng dunBed anG about the Ia
correctness Of the bill. hose who
have received bills from this office and
Who wish to avoid any litigation will
do themselves as we'll as us courtesy
and kindness by sending in what Is
due at once. Otherwise don't complain
when yoa are brought up in the courts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-05
Preparing to Be Called Rebels,

Isl Louis POst-DispatCh.)
Before the end Of another year the Gu
bans may be Insurgents" They are very
suspicious of the continued occupancy Of
their island by Americans.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-05
THE FIRST VOTE.

& y MOST INSTANCES the young casting his
naturally follows his fathers example His environment
from boyhood leads him take the candidates
and issues the older Calculations predic-
hon however unsafe this year because many older
generation OF voters have themselves broken with traditional
prejudice and party lines have been earranged all
try
The young who studies the political situation closely
for him because affects his whole future He
great opportunities every line of commercial and industrial life
being absorbed by few very few who have grown in
credby rich by government favor Where they
tened off that public treasury they have ved by violation of
federal laws with the Connivance of government officials The
young whose wish is Independent business
finds his ambition limited every by these monopoes In
Utah he attempts mining he pays eXoronae toll setcr
he farming he buys almost everything
from which ch what they please and sells many of his
products As rcant he may handle goods
peng with trust product, penalty of being driven from
business # he he may be favored with employment
institution salary; he looks future
and considers the narrowing field left him. he will hesitate long
before his ballot for the party which identified
with the system.
Is there any tendency of Repubcansm that favOrs the young
mans independence commercial manufacturing pursuits
Has any hope that the further spread of monopoly will
strained by control of the Republican organiza
lie with the Democratic party candidate
for the presidency?
These questions have forced themselves upon consider
alton OF the young voters this year The with of
them is pretty sure to be vote for Bryan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-05
IN LINE OF BATTLE.

"A 9TH CLOSED RANKS and the line of battle we'll de-
w fined each side the two great national parties have
closed their campaign and are ready for tomoTow's
struggle the polls There may be further Skrnsl
ing but nothing may be said done today
likely any serious break the alignment of either side
Tie armies are compact and well organized be ampeded
BY any false alarm.
The national leaders OF either army confident of
and each has given reasons his confidence Mr. Hanna de
rerds the old battle cry OF prosperity and gold standard
with prophecy of disaster Bryan elected He appeals to
the country for approval Mckinley colonial policy and asks
the voter to change With this for slogan and with
ample funds his disposal he declares his conviction that Nc
Knev viii get many than in 1896 and that he
will be elected
Chairm2u Jones has faith that Bryan will win rumphanty
and to the observer his belief justified by the
course of recent He the detection OF Oldne
Republicans who dissatisfied with the Mckinley policy
Porto Rico Philippines weaken the president strength
in his own party while the popular hatred OF the trusts and
everybody identified with them certain to increase Bans vote
the doubtful states the middle particularly Ohio In
diana ard Illinois safely Utah Idaho and Nevada
Still further reason for confidence in Bryans success IS cited
b. Chairman Jones' in the reception given the Democratic can
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-05
AN INToLERABIE SCANDAL.

(Philadelphia North American.)
Ellis H. Roberts, treasurer Of the
United States. is liable to arrest If he
enters the state of New York. He IS
charged with having robbed his own
sister Of a large sum entrusted 10 him
for investment, and the court appoint
ed referee who heard the evidence in
the case declares the charge 70 be SUI
Recently well founded 10 warrant the
arrest Of Treasurer Roberts. II Mr..
Roberts is innocent OF wrongd0ing. and
II II is true. as he says, that he Dor
roWed his sisters money and lost il
through unfortunate speculation. he
should go to New York, accept service
Of the warrant that is waiting for him
and secure vindication in court Fail
uTe to follow that course places the
treasurer of the United States in n pO-
sltion very much like that of a fugitive
from justice, even if he is not techni-
cally SO classed.
In the meantime Mr.. Roberts should
cease or be constrained to cease acting
as treasurer of the United states. De-
cent regard for the dignity of the Of
ice demands the instant resiEnat ton.
or, preferably. the removal, of this
treasurer, who is not only not above
suspicion. but IS charged publicly with
breach of trust and dishonesty of a
peculiarly despiCable sort. Guilty or
innocent Ellis H. Roberts discredits the
administration by being permitted 10
remain in office while he is lodging the
service of an order of court.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-11-05
Che Salt lake BeraId.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY eY
THE HERALD COMPANY.
THE STRENUOUS LIFE.

~ OAIPARED WITH THE delirium of the efete east the
excitement IN Utah the election asa mill pond to
Niagara In Chicago for instance, Republicans have
been running line OF prosperity wagons with speakers who
appeal TO the worngmen and shop employees at noon and s
they leave work at o'clock These perpatetc fountains OF eo
ece had their advantages; they easily moved CHEAP in
operation and covered ground rapidly Pleasant music good
speakers and other attractions the wagon platform and
the scheme worked admirably for a season.
The time however when the Hartman in charge Of
routes slipped cog and his wagons the stockyars dis
tct Now the stocByards surroundings not ncucate sen
nts OF gentle liberation the who rubs the wrong
way Anywhere in that district OF blood and knock
Gown considered the most effective argument dispute
Is customary the best weapon within reach when debate
opens.
50 happened that the beautiful wagons Mr. Hanna had
FURNISHED ortf struck corduroy road speak ap
preached the Halstead district aforesaid wards The
prosperous and that Bryan blatherskite following Mr.
HaHnas remarks OF the night before somebody threw string
OF deoayed sausage with such force and accuracy stopped
the speech Tor the Before the could his
ono wind the air filed with missiles varying offensive at
tributes but all within the stockyards rules OF
That closed the meeting quicker than any previous question
and the driver resigned the spot He said he couldn't
to monkey with the sentiment in ArnourtoWn if he get
So day and had loving who would his loss Poll
tics had charms for him anyway and life short
such strenuous risks
This only picture festivities that have graced
Chcago programme for the past few weeks and shows how
politics may be praciced The moral for Utah
tonight There JOINT debate and the men whose nerves
have been edge for weeks likely have them rayed
rveng by speaker the other the Theatre The Herald
trusts that the parisans of both sides will observe the
OF such and disturb the speakers by Chicago
dir versions The whole election business will be settled
anyway that isn't worth while the energy and
voved in the Chicago system, Let the other fellow have his say;
then take your and after ali adjourn peaceable
is better nothing of the legal difficulties involved
in breach of the peace in tab.