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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

On odnt G~ftabre ligaer
for 3ioen oppe peb aalbprg, % / Sens
bags gioroe Qulborg gpraub en- for
Mihbag for GitaOrens OfTcersr.
8Ionbt 5alerne peb goroet bar Sol
fetingsmunb. aommanoer 9lubme,
Der tdlte for DE ufsote Sl9etsr".
a~ommanoeren iasbe III. oqaIb.
Qmtst." 81. c.:
Oct ejoroe mig onbt, at 4os
miralen life oibite, at 4alborg fer bar
ipiQet en- Roae i Sptri9s6iitorien.
9i bar tam fsr bait Gitabre6eisg.
Oct baDoe ri / s. (oen bngre Genera
tion proficiency. 1885 (Munterbeo).
Oa lad Der en- 6laabe herube = un=
eer Sommanoo at en- 5biot, iom beD
anub Munterheb). De falote BAN
ogidd ben beaise! 0enne anub 6opoe
ben Sbs, at ban piloe erobre Gn1lanb,
og BET par MI life iaa tosiet. Oct gsr
Ri ogiaa / bore 0agel Men Wanoea
sit ben o9 lasOs 3ienbe pad gsnbers
neg Sorb, % BET biier 10 tpoeIigt. at
Fan par Shot. Rau, be 6ra0e 9sn=
oelboere rejite oa ogIaa neb til Ooenfe
og fog BAN libel for BET (Munterbeb).
Men Sienben bebolot be, og bet er
fsrt / Qar lptteoes Dem at blibe af
meo ben. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Cob 5orbsielie bilisr COB appstit, oe
Sunbbsb benz besse.
6uis itte. iaa prop gurbod gloob git.
tiers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Zen IuareOe fanotes ieners liggenoe
bepioitIes paa @ejen. t9an fsrtes til
9repsipge6uiet / aappel, boor ban Osz
be 0dgen efter.
0erningsmdnben er anbolot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Stprtet neo IA EN- 9uss
mBnntng O9 brabt t. 9usmano
Psber G9r. SOenningien, Qsnne 5eoe,
falot i'll. oRingtb. 81. 9dgbl." forte
Der / itart glaIt neO ira en- 9usmenz
ming, og padOrOg fig Oeo 5aloet iaa
itGrle Speitelier, Iarlig / 9opeoet, at
ban ienere er dfgaaet peo 9eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

pau GtsercerpIabien
aorpcralen: .,Raar jsg fommanbsrer
1, baper De 9sm paa 5aafpibierne,
2, beier De Dem | anaerne, 3, iprins
ger De Op / auften, og Der bliper De,
Il! jes .ommanoerer 4. 5ori.car 0e?@
M9rtelig 5orlopefie
0unmart. 5orloOelie sr bstlnrss
ret melem 6r. qebsr Gbriiiianien,
Ssn at StOpfOeeO Gbriitianisn /
SOinoinse. os garonesie 9elpig be
5ougtres, Duttsr at 2snsgrsbe Rantz
5du til Roienbplb.
9rub i 9pbflesOig. 5or
nogle 0ose iiDsn par | 5. .5lsnsb.
Np." ct Oar 3jensItetarle / grsns
bolt paa Sbonss bleDne ueniae % tom
/ Slagsmaal. Zen at be TO, fom III
prpsl, Dilpe baone Iig, bDorfor ban
foriigtigt ldgos fig paa Cur reb 8sjsn.
s Sieoet for ben psntsbe 5ieneftefarl
tom Der imiolsrtib en- 9artnerlqrling
fra aappel, oe uben at o~perbeDiie iia
ON, bDem ban bapbe for fig, itormebs
ben bGDneerrise 5jeneitstarl frem os
CAB ben intet anenbe 0artnerl9rlina
fire 2nipitif | nnberlipet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Snbtborterine pad u m a.
ger. s 4~nlebning at inbsD9rsnbs
4ars aantonnemsntsspelfer ital q.
Battalion inbfpcrteres / Store Wdos
lebp Scsn pau Qmdesr ben IA. oe Is.
September meo en- omtrentlig StDrte
at 20 Offeerer, 60 llnberofcsrer,
750 nnbertorporaler oe Meniee FAINT
10 9efe. Snctoarterinsen timber
Steo msb gefpisning ben 10. Seps
TENDER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

qrppt g. M. Qunb / Sal
iteo, ben betenote 6sjrepoIitifer o9
for6enoarenOe 5oltetbingsmdno, 10
ger i'm Qfiteo til Nptaar, .6an er
y Qar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

De nDe 9 andtorier. 4ns
plooier pua Sanutorierne / RD og
Silfeborg er ifelge oSilteb. ao." als
lereoe optaens, iOet Der er inofommet
ca. 500 4~nissninser.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

SiIbefifteriet gaar / BEN
ne 5io 9oot peo De fnnfte aniter.
6orIeben Rat tit 5iitsrne Deb Ser
teminbe ca. 5000 81. Gn entelt gaoo
mehte meo 218 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

On @dpe Stiftgs
n cum ira aonferensrnab 6eibe
sr antommen BERTH og opitiaet / Mu.
Get. 9aoen beitaar at en- @ibsmobel
II 9iaso6ug9er Runebergs Statue al
ben odnite MoIsr gilbelm M~arfranb.
Ori9inalen er dnbrast uoenfor aunitz
mui9et / asbenhapn iammen meo en-
lignenoe Statue al g~iaeobugger giss
len.
ia aonferensrauo !6eibe / lin lib
0eo Qfilerinsen al Qnoers Sgrenien
9ebels Butte bar / Ribe, aflaqoe ban
..Ri6e Stiftstibenbe" ct geiso
pod Stiftsmuiaet, Der foreDiites BAN
9~errebsfogeo 5erslep iom Meolem
al WuI9ets gsitbreIfe. &onferens
rddoen ipntes meoet eobt ON Wuiqet
pg bar fenere tilbuot ben MI opitiQebe
Statue Tom 9aoe, LEGION ban poiaa
bar af6olbt iamtliee mcb Stutuens
Ooerienoelie til os Opftiqing / MuI9s
ct for6unone Smtoitninger. Statuen
ger ct mG9tist Snbtrnt / Salen, boor
ben nu sr opitiaet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

M iniftersn tsber Soro.
aultusminiiter ;. 6. G6riitenfen bar
ifsI9s vRin9tsbina Qmts 9asbIao"
tsbt 2 Chr. 0dno al 5eepraitegaarbs
Mdrt for 200 ST. pr. ID. 2anb. Sors
zen, Der ligaer inb til Minifterens
Gjenbpm. Oil blipe beplantet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

40 Mars GmbebsiubiI9
m. Is 5reoa9s fejreoes Ell ret iialz
bent Subilaum at Wuiitl9rer Sens
6enrit Garl Marius 3ofte peo Stoos
rup Statsieminarium, ioet bet od par
40 Qar iioen, bun - Den q. 4uguit
1863 - aniattes ! fit nupGrenbe Gmz
6eoe. 6r. Soft er nu 81 aar gammet
o9 er Ssn al en- ipoit Stolelarer. 3
en- 4loer al 20 Qar tog ban ira Sci
hinge Semindrium Stolel9reretsdmen
meo uom9rteli e. Senere bar ban en-
fort lib tonititueret Carer peb bet
Iioitn9pnte Seminarium % bleb oerz
efter G~anos6pl9rer paa Saaiinee, inn.
til ban for 40 Nar iipen fom til Semiz
nariet / Stddrup. 6an er en- anerfenbt
ongtig Qarer / Sang % Muiit, %
ban bar tiqige meo 6elo forisat Tic
Jon a%omponiit, LEGION ban bar ubs
giuet Songbsser for Stolerne og for
iteIiae Disadvantage. Snbsnfor
0anmorts Q9rerftano bar ban ct far
oeles aniet RdOn. bporfor ban ogfaa /
9 Qar bar Meo!em at 8dnmarts Ca
rerforenings geftbreIfe. inotil ban beb
Slutningen al 1888 fslO traf fig til-
6uge fra oenne StiGing. Zen q. 9u.
Ii 1897 baoreoes ban al 6s. Maj.
9ongen meo 0anne6rugsorosnenz
4iooertors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

5r9t @oIot9gt.- 5orleoen
often, oa en- 9usmanostone pdd
9renoersleognen par oaaet / Seng,
trGnote ifglge ,Nalb. 5io." en- Manb
ino / Sopstammcret o9 polotog benoe.
6enbes Mano BAR ct Zieblit frap9z
renoe pua ct gsIeg / Stalbsn.
Sagen er meIot til Yolitiet, pg for
6dabentli9 bIiper Slpngelen nappet,
iua ban ian faa 9en iom foritplpt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Gn 9orfens 5a6ritan
fln9tet meo 900 & I. D g
ung pige. Den 2. Queuit
reiite en- al 6oriens 9ps aniete M9no,
9eltfabritant ). Qielien, bort fra gps
en-, uoen at man peb bporben. t6an
bapoe ifpl9e Social : 0smofraten@
inoen lin Afreiie LIANT 1900 ar., oe
ban bar taget en- ung qige meO ia,
Der tiente pou ct al 8pens 9oteler.
9runOen til gortreiien ligger /, al
ban par bIepen stonOmiit sbeldet peo
&autionsforpliateiier til Ell gelg6 al
minoit 100000 9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

paoeoe Soroen, uoipran9 Der itrats en-
ai(oe; Man piier enOnu Den fpruOlsns
be 9iloe, Jon ben opertroiite 3io bar
iat / 5%orbinoelie meo 6int 8rab.
alotten er iom iagt reonet nu. Gn
tibliqereairteejer tai bare unoerbanos
let meo en- alotfeitp6er ON at ombptte
be nuparenoe 8lotter meo to Stall
Hotter. Stsnt Der ital pare buot
airteeieren so Rigsodler / 8ptte, blep
9unpelen Dog lite o%fiIuttet at oenipn
til BET operoroentligt farefuIOe grbei=
be. Der bill bere forbunbet meo ct iaas
cant 5%oretagenoe.
Sdaleoes beneer ben GIbgdmle,
repnebe iaonrigs airtetlotfe enonu oe
bill lent eler aIorig faa i'm Qflsier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

3rutneti en- Mergsf9rap.
= 1a9b9tter q. peterien, Sunofz
peosgaoe 8, Seben6apn, er forrige
Ssnoag bitten 9aaet bib paa Storz
gdaroens Mart aeb 9aslep og orufnet
/ en- M%ergelgrao. Den forulpftebe.
Der par ca. SO 4or gdmmsl, par gift
og eiterIaoer fIere utonfrmereeeggrn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

Qpnnebflag. = 5orIeoen 81
termiOodg peo 3retioen Hog 2pnet neo
/ Marie 9epers gus / 2iter 69iinae
reo 5uuborg. 6ufet neo6r9note til
ligemeb to Ra6oeienbomme, bboraf bet
enc bar ubeboet, meosns bet onoet be-
boeoes at Sneofer 9enoiren. Stsritez
oslen at Marie @auers Snobo branbs
te, meoens bet meite al g%enpirens reos
oeoes. GnoOioere neobr9nbte ogiaa
0eo apnnebflug Ct gus / ararup. iom
beboeOes at Deter 5enritien og sjeoes
al garoniet 5roaebor9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

grdno.- @adroen Otter 9nl=
Der" / 2omborg er ifsl9e ,,Ringt. q.
0agbl." forrige 5orsoag Miobag belt
nenbr9nbt.
Sloen optom peb llforiigtigbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

en- 7dtter a en- Observation-Disclosures
pGrtsmeiter % hapoe eta6leret fig /
8iga. "a bans SDigerforalore lite
enifeoe here's Batter iaa ldngt bort.
op69peOe ban 5orretnin9en % reiits
biem; men 5orboloene Der inntes at
booe anoret fig nogst. 0atteren bar
life ben 5orlopeoe elitp9rpig not, %
Ripningsrne meaem Dem gjo9 Eprz
aIorene betantelige. SluttI bez
Osbes 6orlouelien; 0attereYi enotes
bort, 9ren0s ful9te efter. o9I betslen=
be tiggeoe og truebe ban ON at faa
6orlopelien opret6olot, men afpiites.
6an foris9te iaa at faa Gtiiitensmioz
Ter bos 6danob9rtsme Iteren, ION er
en- pelbabenoeManb; men oenne dniaa
Jig lite forpligtet til at bi9lpe BAN.
og ba ban Iaa belejreoe 6amilien meo
anonpme 5ruielsbrepe og 6ettogrofes
reoe Strioelier, hpori ban retteoe for
narmelige g~eitploninger mob Date
rerl. meIotes ban til qolitiet for BEN
geafpresning.
6or ct Nar iihen arrefterebes ban;
men oa bans Sptr9oen CAB Nnleonin9
til 5piol ON bans mentale 5ilitanb,
inldgoes ban til 0bierpatipn. 9oipiz
talet tom til Den Opfattelie. at ban
par normal poa ale Gmraaoer, Dog
life belt / 5Orbploet til bans tibligers
6orlouepe. bpis Smtole tunoe benz
iatte BAN / a6norm Sinosbep9gelie.
Gn RRtte 5orhar % 9ioneuoidgn bar
p9ret iamleoe til geo9mmeli len At
Qrenos Christening, og MI omiiosr
foreli9ger 8ommen. Den tan innes
bdaro, men er ndppe unsoig itren9.
oa nogle MenneTfer gaar i 2Gngitelis
for Den oemtes 5orfslgelier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

uon9bnele {. = 8apeadn pro
p%eriona for Senber Stenoerup0lenigs
beoer u. U. q. 9et6 er beititfet til
aapeaan pro loco for 6Oirrins %
9ornbOrs Menis6eber / Qarbus Stift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-09-11

gatoraIfem =
Oct er op%eroraeet qrofesior q. u.
2arien inotil pioere at gioe timber.
o%isning / aatetetit Osb g%aitoraliemis
ndriet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
Office oes Herualters oes Ser,
Staaten YOitsebdnOes unb
Weridtshanies.

Gan Nntunio. Ter., l. Sept. 1903.
Werfieaefte Gneebote merben in
bieier Office bis gum neunsehnten
oe8 Septembers. Wabmittags 3 ubr
entlegenaenDmmen uno oanr aeDff.
net, fir bic Meparatur oes Dnhes
etc. oe8 0bengenannten @ebanoes.
Nbitriften Der Spe5ififationen ton.
men in Dieier Office erlauet tueroen.
u. v. 81. Horo, Bermalter.
- Jebt lit bic Belt. um elm 2oaer
BON Winter. 6of3 ansuifafen. s5iir
Breiie telepbonire man an Die n9eras
BDuo & @pot Co." Nltes Eel.
1874. Meues Tel. $40.
@eo. 9. Bearb,
@eiddftsfibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
"Lons STAR Bier Die Stettuua.

MlS SacGns etnf our gpmmcrseit,
Widbt rirbtig ad1t sssebeu.
Sa iundS amf Groen ,ueit mac brett,
&ein Sranblein an Den Mebcm.
llnS 5mptter rief ibtper ersrimnt
nNu Shnit, tuie ioa auf Grocm,
Wenn man ben Wein oen Meu1cben
nimmt,
Der Surit erleoist iperSen ?"
Treunb 8adbnS bort ibn rmbia an
limb tutes oann It'll binuntcr;
9a ias bein Siere Mana an Wanr,
uno aIcs 5ed3te mumter.
lno Snpiter erfd,rpdrn ipricbt:
uWas ioI bonn oas beoenten,
Wenn es Sir an benz Wein acbrtd,t.
30 siebif 0m 8ter ben 9euten ?"
bod 8adJns iaat: .Sas lit nal TO,
Die Sente tpOllten's baden,
GS fputmt BON San Nntonip,
uno tut am beften fabem."
o@s brant'S Bite .Sone gtar".
y raueret,
Die sroken Nuf senicset,
LIMB tuer es trtnft uaS 10 } es fei,
Mtt @p4mft tniro's beariiBetw
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
Gin ffbmerer 3alnpf.
Mfande Siirser bon gam MatontD
ftnoen Den 8ampf iebr fhtuer.

Wtit einem beitdnbiq idmer5enoen
6iden,
Mit iaredliben urinals 5dmie=
riefeiten,
ST oaa tdslihe Daiein nur elm
&f.
@idt n0tia i'm aufredt gu er-
balten.
9oan's @ieren : 8iGen tueroen
Sud furiren.
Bemobner bon San Nntoniu uu=
teritiiBeu oieie 8ebauptung.
Wrs. S. S. Sopmafer. 419 8po=
ming StraBe mobnboft. 5rau BON
Dem friberen 3lmmermanu s. s.
0apmafer, iagt: Gle ib mir Dpan's
@lercn- Bi1en anidaffte, laste id] su
mir lelbit, oaB uenn oieielben erfils
len, mas BON lbnen bebauptet miro,
ib cine Weoisin babe, Die MIDI uie=
Der beritelt. Sd bate mid erfdltet
uno bic @rfdltune ihlug auf Die
Nieren, einen beitdnoigen SbmerS
uno cine @unobett iiber meinem
&lGen beruriadeno, b~eionoers
mabrnebmbar, penn ih midi bacfte
ooer etDaS fob. Die Iusideioun=
gen BON Den Nieren maren bauig,
tart aefarbt uno idmer5baft. SD
flblte fir aen0bnlid nieoerqeIblu=
gen uno entbebrte Der eemobnten
gneraie. Shon Elm Doer snei 3a=
ee naboem i'd 9oan's Billen ee=
nDmmen batte, flblte id) better, bato
uerloren iib ale Spmptome uno ib
'befano MIDI i'm Iueelneinen mpbl.
Sh rate Mnoeren, Die leioen, tpie ib
lit, entneoer nab benz Store Der
Berar Drug So. ooer nab Slider
uno Sprinaaa's Drug Store gu ees
ben, 9oan's Wieren=Bile su fau=
fen uno nit oenielben elnen geriuh
5u MAIDEN.
Grbdltli9 bel alien Droguiifen.
greis so gents. Softer NiiIburn
90. in Buffalo, 90. g., ~alIeiniae
Igenten fir Die Ser. @taaten.
8ergeBt niht ben Namen DoQn
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
Mn Gontractoren

fir bic @raoirnns mno ben syau auter
Sites. StraReu, fpipie Der n1tiacn
Srtt6en tn Negar GOuntg, 4eraS.
TIM Netrage bon fiinfhunoerbtauSrnb
Collars ($5O0,OOO).
V%erlieeelte Nnaebote far Die obiae
arbeit peroen enteeaenaenommen
N Der Imtsftube bes gountp glerts
biz gum 10. October 1903. Wittaas
UNI II ubr. Dieielben muiien 40.
o%reliirt iein an oa6 @eriht Der
9ountp Gommindre BON gerar
Gountu, 9eras. uno miifien nit Der
obigen Iuflhrift oerieben iein. Die
Dem G%ontracte gu @runoe gu (egenoen
Blame uno Specificatiouen 1ino
Dom 81. September 1903 an pom
Sountg.&i6ter &obert s.. Green,
San Gntonio. 9eras, gu erlanqen.
Oas Gountg behalf iih oas 6eGt
Dor, ieoes ein3elne Der &ugebote qua
riidSupeiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
San Antonio
Fair
Opens Oct. II, Closes Oct. 29
pate ale ebameea aeaeu ftd,.

Nrm, ALIEN uno ~betttdaeriel 9as
mar bic Gage zines alten Soloateu,
0amens s. s. 0apens in Beriaines,
Ohio. Sabre lang litt er an Wieren=
beihmeroen uno meoer Weoisin nod
Gerste tonnten ibm grleibterung
nerihoHen. ShlieBlih madbte er
eineu Beriub nit Electric 8itters".
Dos brahte i'm in Surgeon mieoer
auf Die Ueine uno jebt beseugt er:
SD befinoe mid auf benz Weae CUR
p6aigen MISUNDERSTANDING" @s i'll
bas bette Mittel auf @roen fir Sober.
uno @ierenleioen uno ale Sormen
BON Waaens uno Darmbeihmeroen.
Wur so Gents. @arantiert Don ben
Gpotbeeen upr s.. Ralteber & Gon
uno BON Goolpb DreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05

Man pereeife nidt = tuenn
6of5 n6tig lift = gu telepboniren an
.Geras Wooo 81 Goal Co." Nltes
Eel. 1874. 9eueS Eel. $40.
Geo.. 9. Bearo,
@eihdftSfibrer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05

Ereibt fem dummies 8eug mt 1dmur.
rboioen. @inipribun8eu bon Gift unb
Mebmltteln, @inreibunsen, Waihmittel,
glirire unb bic un5dhlise Maffe BON nn.
iinnigen @eheimmittelu eesen 6hmorrhoi.
ben limb uuu feinem bauernben NuSen,
oft ioaar iebr ihdblih. Cine 5tuanaias
i1brige Grfabrun8 bat liar bewteien. ba6
Mnatefi8 oaS ein3i9e berninftige un6
fihere Nittel gegen SdmDrrboioen lit
G8 linbert bic bmer5en iofort. perbin.
bert bes 9erp0rt0mmen Der @eiHnuite,
beleitigt 6ieielben unb perhltet hire Bie.
berfehr. Yrnheu o Nnafeii8 tuerber
BON 3. 9euitdbter & Co., 8or 24l6. Rem
gorf, frei uerianbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
. hne @efahr.

Der gat.e (lieit in Der 8eitune9:
Die 8eituns bier iaat. ooB Die See
ilesgrDBe uno Bernbmtbeit zines
SaterS iih oft geraoeau alS Elm 6ins
oerniB far oaS Goruartstommeu leia
ner &inoer ermeiit." -@attin: ,0un,
oann molten mir Dem @eiald oan5
fen, oaB es fir uuiere Rinoer in Die.
ier Gibtung abiolut feine @efabr
bat -"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05
Der shule.

2ebrer: nDu, 2ebmann. tpenn ib
lage: Der Bater ieanete feline lehs'
&inoer, lit oas tdtige poer leioenoe
5orm2A 4ebmann: ,Das lit
tatige Torm.@ -9ebrer: n9fldtia!
Wie beiBt nun bic leioenoe 5Drm?"
2ehmann: Ser Batter ruuroe nit
ie9s 8inoern geieenet."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-09-05

- Sir bas bette 8oIt Dat" 6ols
telepbonire man an Die .geras @ooo
& Goal 60" Gltes Sci. 1874.
Reues Gel. $40.
Geo. 9. 8earo,
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room of the hotel on Wednesday night
last, August 10Th, which was largely
attended by the guests of the hotel.
The participants rendered their solos,
DUETS, quSrtettes and recitations COM
mendably. The guests were we'll
pleased, and voted it was a fine enter
tainment. A lady guest of the hotel
volunteered to sing solo, in the place
of one who was absent. She sang and
was heartily applauded The cake
walk, which was of people who were
not connected with the hotel. was
heartily applauded. Miss r. K Evans,
the pianist, is a proficient performer
Mr.. H. A. Wayland has held the posi-
ton as head waiter in the Worden
hotel for nineteen years, right through
the winter. That without anything
else, speaks well for him; he is the
right man in the right place, and is
well liked by the proprietor, guests
and the visitors as we'll He is about
80 or SO years Old, and a man of in
telligence.
At the A. M. E. Zion Churchh, Sun
day night, DR.. j. e. Mason, of Living
stOn College, Salisbury, N c.,
opened the services with prayer, after
which Rev. P. H. Williams, the pastor,
preached very able sermon from Ga
iatians, C, IA V; Subject, THE Mag
netism of the Cross" Though the
church was crowded to the doors, he
held the audience spellbound to the
finishing of his discourse.
Rev. A. r. Jackson, pastor of the
A. M. E. Zion Church at Schenectady,
will hold a camp meeting at the acque-
duct, near Schenectady, three weeks
beginning Sunday, August 29th. He
will be assisted by Albany, Troy, Am
sterdam, Schorie, and Saratoga. There
will be extra services every Sunday.
and also extra singing as we'll. The
camp meeting can be reached by cleo
trio cars from the abOve-named towns
The expectations and outlook for a
large meeting and happy time, are
good
The colored American., 1903-09-05

with larger number of students, and
the purpose of Mr.. Johnson's visit to
points in Virginia and Washington is
to secure financial help from the
friends of the colored people to carry
on the work.
The school is under the Baptist de-
nomination, and to the credit of the
white Baptists of Virginia many con-
tributions have been made in small
sums of cash, in raw material and in
good will. Mr.. johnson comes TO
Washington well endorsed and very
highly recommended, having on his
papers the names of the leading white
and cOlOred people of his county. The
school is located not far from the
home OF Senator Jno. w. Daniels and
Representative ThoS. S. Martin, of the
Fourth Congressional district. both of
whom are in sympathy with the work.
Mr.. Johnson will speak at the col
ored Baptist churches in this city and
ask for collections for the benefit of
the school, and will also solicit the
help of the white people who are
friendly to the movement. He will be
in Washington for few days to fill
the appointments already assigned
him. He has a fine education, is a
splendid speaker of good department
and is well equipped for his work
The colored American., 1903-09-05
THE BLACKSTONE SCHOOL.
Industrial Education in Virginia-Mr.
e. T. Johnson Building up Great
School Near Petersburg-His Mis-
sion North.

Mr.. Edward 7. Johnson, young col
Va, is in the city in the interest of
Harmony High School, located at
Blackstone, Va This school is located
in the black belt in the old Petersburg
district, not far from the city of Pc
tersburg. The school facilities in that
section for colored people are very linn
tied, and the purpose of the Harmony
High School, of which Mr. Johnson is
principal, is to educate the colOred
youths of that section along Industrial
lines, giving them not only a common
English education but industrial edu-
cation as well.
Mr.. Johnson was born near Peters
burg about thirty years ago and his
father is minister of the gospel and
one of the beSt-known men in that
section. He is not a politician, but
has devoted his talents and the best
efforts of his life to the religious, NOR
al and educational training of his race.
education as could be obtained in that
section and took a special course of
training for teacher in Howard Uni
Versity, completing his course in 1900.
The Harmony High School was opened
October 1, 1902, with six pupils, and
during its first year the increase of
students Outgrew the capacity of the
school, there being more than sixty pu-
pills. The school will open this fall
The colored American., 1903-09-05

Our churches enjoy unprecedented
prosperity.
Every opening finds a capable Ne
gro ready.
The conscience of the country is
awakening.
We have no black bsggars On our
city streets.
Our physicians are attending white
millionaires.
The race has gilt edge collateral to
offer to banks.
Only a traction of crime is commit
ted by the race.
Fellowship in suffering is develop
ing race unity.
The conservative press of the land
is with the race.
The spirit of Beecher still lives in
Plymouth church.
Old CyclopS Tillman is being hiSSed
in the Northwest.
The infidel, the aScetic, the atheist,
are all white men.
There is but one EllwoOd in the
Presbyterian pulpit
Northern philanthrophy stints not
yet it's benefactiOns.
The black spy of the white man. is
losing his vocation.
White audiences seek wisdom from
our accepted orators.
Our patience under wrong wins the
cOuntry'S admiration.
Our youth win intellectual triumphS
at white universities.
We have produced one Negro who
accumulated $2,000,000
We are teaching the whites that
prejudices are luXuries.
Up-to-date Negro business houses
find many white patrons.
Lands, tenants, and hereditimentS
are even now in our grasp.
The white criminal with a blacken-
ed face is being discovered
Increase in our population goes hand
in hand with decrease in illiteracy.
Bank-loOterS, asSasSins, Of Presi-
dents and dynamiters, are not Negroes.
The lyncher and the mobOcrat are
being treated to hot lead and cold
steel.
Invested capital of white men is
clam Oring for the repeal of Jim Crow
legislation.
Not many years and a black ROose-
welt will be telling of our Winning of
the South
Even our women are being elected
Presidents of banks and other financial
institutions.
The weapons of victory are being
forged at Harvard, Tuskegee and kim
dred schools.
The bane of sloth in one community
is offset by the antidOte of race en-
terprise in another