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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

" uFtiSu. uAcr't hut,sr wiyc au ,clnrr
,nr T., @i;Ilt c'i,i,h wa NsrndRn am
SnmitHS, otn II. Sttober laO5
io,lcnrcN pcSlGnIiilt GiSontbuu 6Tcnhii,
utg'tc,JcCn:
: Irroc. : &Ubc. ncucT Ntopcr. ncucr
&>cUJirilcu SarapdIcu, > Sprin9pd.
4tu. I'lli4c nno I'19cn uuo lpnit nllc SuTm.
lcr1lhe ictuic Hurl eire Gioer giiible uuo
1irc'ie crut unlcuI hi!,cb sTobe anSahl
Stcinbudlcr uHo S.eunduer g8ert;eil uilu.
iu idhlgcidl uu bicr GiicS iu btncnnrn.
tronIuuacu SunmeI biS iu $jUO
tdIU. Ubcr 500 9Yiouur Sreoit qcocn
Hiclc mu gutter Sitlcrbeii.
Noiepb SToNS.
SoUic Go an 9cndnucu Gage tclntn rn.
oetner Scrtdul AM 1ioutIl oen Ii Cdo
Hsr ltaH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

TSLuSu' NWVbi9'dlleV tcWo uut
Sretta9, Den II. september
iollcree tse9cutiinoe 6iientlilh an ben Nleiit.
biclcnncn pertduicn: 2H'aTlor Sets in bee
'tem Suitnnoe. ! ieiue SepoIiierte Stihle,
| Soln. tidhwaitine. Riidenidranp,
| Sutniion Suil. SdIuteltihle, iIeine uno
9roEc SiOtilte. uue uiele dnoere Ddusae.
rGihe
S'tytaui br9inni un = !lbr yia6m.
SrduSe StatG
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
Damhaepn9,

Dam!iaeune. .IuI1H.,N oeN GeoicN M.
',.;g IcIicpjcn SonHAtuN u unmon
II t,lWt 'vytdltu mir hittmt o.tu Srcuu.
otu q <t:IWu,H 'is llrc ShtlIHdAmt o,n
y. ,NlGR G'tWuS uno ~ tnhlutr 'iiy ihrc
E,tgtNoitu't {, Sen $IgyIuJuvIscru uno rc-
rcgStsN rJlt t,lIIy SIlS3 'us DC igli.cltl
81 ISS,e. uu'eM wIlllcn CIut.
&c irGUtUiotn Gl.tgu.
&tnyp Rrcpp II Satin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
Wnecii6t8 Scr ur,a6lipcn

Wngcii6t3 bcr ltr'dbIiacr
~ Sroueu. oie an ir0cno ciner Ar;
Trmeniron.hcit lei>en uuo bot .einc
Nur iiu>tu .JnutE. hat Gr. Sarmln.
ter bcrutm;c @nni.o.olc. iih bercii
rr!IdyL III 10 pi,,eu Saglu uueHtleIts
LID hie ~ltIu>.agn Gatr su iuJrsu,
bic lid nit y,gg!,,I!ioncu luGbrcno Ser
Commemorate al ibu ueuoen.
Sic @eEanH!nnl riyN SurG @ricfe
0ciityt. lie yt;ihyjt>tae Tcoijiu
il. il allen >Foitc!2a il 3ateu.
Scr SUEtOr piyo aNc Rcoi,ircn
beritrciGcn uno gr,uciiuuacu hugicui.
Ihcc Hrt mo GiitucrCgnnunsru acbcn.
bic n0tbia iinH. cine NM III bcryir'rn.
Sll!C GurrCippuncn5 wirO itritt pcrs
trGuCnlrol! gchaltCn.
Sicit Ci;;y:t l,t mr. in Sen Scms
r,:ymorn:3H H..:;;.c.:. TyRcU> ci:;t
T,IU .G"N .tIH.;rt EsS:itai.u .ccyNeu
iycau lie il.I';'h j"r N,;cr c:'r,trt
Ecyen+yt;, j,;Hl''t VH> ci"e }ui''la.
lung scr Sg~g:>Me ,yrty WtIt!gcr9tu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
llIhlrl eli.

2u pertanisu. Rcne ,Surm ia 9ltl.
~ !cn 'unGueitI non ncrmann aelseen. lit
preIOriirsiS iu touien. Tieielbe beitebt aus
&! sitcr. ndpcn Ii untcr 4uIur uno mel.
iItnN cbtncN yauo. oaS ibrige 1T Nol3ldno
uno cirgcenit iiir -Fdimrc" 6utes Steiu.
hduO. ipcl Sdleuucu uno alle anoern yle.
bcu0tbIuoc dui Dem jiuve. iuie aulh iun.
1c5 bitlGrtcn uno orei after nit gDeinle-
ben bcpHunit Sreie FoitableIeruns ieoeu
ShN sidhercO bel ! iepb ioe mm c. ".
i :, So. |. 0crudnn. Ylu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

- Sutton. N.ittwOb SUrmittaa
NM 10 llbr erIan8tc 6rau 6auuie =.
llemnilug bon ibrem 0iaunc Subn
'Slcmmina bic Sdleibuua, anb ipdi
am Nabmittaae belratbete lie SSm.
Sagiinaer. Vile aenannten Teriu.
men luUBnen in sSaInwriabt, NU.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

Der llrttiIsiprutl ittbt, IS 8iebt
MIR Elm llrtcil uber 6Urni'S NIlpen,
trGuter'SlutbGleber, lueldles ;autet:
rGr 1T cine arObnrtiae NtcoiSin. "
Sau,tn0e baben 10 nus4eiaat, uno
Snuienoe iiuoen eS beute aus. Gin
tlnrer %eritano. eIildlihe Stimmunp
unb pieoerberaeitcnte @eiunbbeit er'
,ablen Die aan;c @elbidte, Seine
9Iputbeter' IteoiSin. !tar Spesial'
2Iaeutsn uertauIen iie. SAreibt al
Die GiDeutilmcr, Er. Eeter 6abruer
& Suns SO. ll2-llS So. 0ogn,
2luGnne, GGicaau, 81.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

lie Elatin 0ohSeit, Elm iebr
itbr icltents 6tit, miro oieicr Sage
i'll Der tleincu irans0iiden @emeinoe
&c, ier { (SaOue) seieiert. Sin Ssiu-
ser, Der am 20. glua. buuoert Sab;I
ait gepuroen lit, uno ieiue 6rnu,
cine Matrune uUn % Sabren, iino
Die SIifliheu. Sei Der 6eitlidteit
an Der uiele Ssb0roen Oiiisleu :beil'
uebmtn, iueroeu ebcnio riiltiae altc
2eute Srnutinbrer unO Srautiunsfe,
oaritcIIcn. tic iino 81, beSw. IS
Sabre nlt llntCr Den &erluanoter
oss 9ubelpaarcS, Die gum ;sefe er
ideinen. bcfinhGn iit nod 90 Nidu
uer uno 6rduCn llber 81 Snbren
IS 1T liiacnbait gu crSdblen, inot ii
iuIdeu SnIIen 6rie 8cuter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
Nanfiaauns

NanFiasunS Iit lluttriciaucicu
'pgtatn h.cyrai, Iacu r;Wmi2cu lptlnt
urt SrCi!dS Seu> ScpicmJer IL ;ahIrciN
ot, Ntt,olGUul iIytN imuIii 1cItbtcn VA.
49, wao N.oEoHIcsS. \obn Nottiieb
NdlVtg 9tNvohh,t, IHren hcTilti,Iicn
SIut luH MI! 9:iSaoc,tG G,lpibnunS poN
1!l;ilg %ruScg. 's'ujt Der Sam.ic ShGN
: ltnbauS o,t tluen III ouiM Sutuocn Der
>.aUts ana c:uit,nnJ troitenc uuo hs.
'Elo .,Ilt iyS:tu
Tie .rautruom y 0Iutsrb!iebcucu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

N''sNNNN laN'
- W,anlicuIpnhI uno Si,luH.


glbCnoo '.> llhr l5riroolcnii, lurbei mrh
rtrc Der Gcrycu 1'nitorc" turic !Inipyld,cn
h0lten lutrocu
!lm Sd,luN orO G1ouraoirniicN Toilette iitr
strrlnSNuctr ric.
81 oirer Gouucnton Ithlrrn iGmrtlii,e
: cmiG3itmIrn Der oben crrpGhnttu Nt,tcn
S'niicrcn III lhcu i,aupt1cmclneCn uuo
GilHlcn ioluir bic Il. GInulO scuntaoidmlt.
Pan No. Vile iino ircmoIii umo her;l;d,
eriui uidu bloN Die ychrcr. rpoern duil
Die Trcunnc Der onnaNiimIe mN Sic 81,
Tern Der Ginacru, 10 ;ah!Tcitl nlN mr1ljt, ~
cyidtincn. .Iuh DIE enlitniccn 5cnnidl
iimrn NM Nemcnom icIltrn ild, ujtu blcf
oura lhrcn S'Giioy pcyyrru hiicu ioncru
io pjcI nIH mosIlH Selt9nten icnoCu.
g'crnocrS nbcr lit rlc NnnSc 9nitI,bruot
@cmrinnc elnHclnocn. Ter Ghor orrirIhH
uuo nud, -i1picI bcsnuu; iii--oaN Eld,sS,
pro ben .IHeucSoueNnirnit iu perinInerl
iIi,tu ouri, c9tiduI umo YiuUt.
Silr Die YcplrhunI cit. Der 0uNluIrti1cl
. Gdile lpiro eorAc ACtra9Cn pevocu.
! GIirru Spmua1it}uI'ychrtr uno Sreuno
Der SouutaNii ult lni;t uuO eaN i,t,Snc unl
icsenSreid,c gNctt Der esautHaid,uic M
sllrm 6iicr btlrchen uuo und, beiicu aylilr
iGrorrn hClien,
y. Hsnocr i VrGicN
(ohn@oh M Sitc N,dito.
HuN. &uhu. y. Snysidr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
Neug Mniel0en.
TantllIuma.

TanEllSnma. llnic,u umipttu Giu;
g'C.''H r.tt I,tuno.I uuo Fti.1rJrU ~.
- ...3 rcvlc'tut atG.lclt ilsuEahmt an.
,a' ,.v osH <ootH W'cgcN gc.,tpicu &altrS
',itHrhtg >lcmN. @Ini tc'Gu.
o,g,H Glnt otu Gu3,tocru ocv Srluo
,....,cc 'o,pie IUt ryu. g;I':lg &euccr III.
= Ec'.yoitUtn @NIr'c otA Syc'!ea.
(,, ..aGs.Notu 81. Str.
EtIGC SjcmN.
nCbr SCihpiiCr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

"a StrnBcrlulaen lett einiaer
81. Th 0ls &erarii5en MAIDEN. DlI'
cutlldltS Giarntbam iu SerliOren uno
III ais aani 9emtiuc &anoalen au':
ip;elen, 10 piro oen 9Iutoriiaten
rubl taum etuos auocres 81 thun
ilbria bleiten, ais cine StlObnun9
ilir Die Grereiiun3 ber lRINethater
auSiuitpeu, oamit eiuiae ersrilIen
Ucrotu m1seu uuo man an oiclCn
Elm ubitredenoeS Se!ip;el tonitati'
ren fam. 9hbt nur in 1eIierlrr
G,tu aebt Cs 10, aud in auoeren
StoOten uuo ialt in gans 9lmerita.
Sic %erpurIenbeit Der b0len &ubeu
N 9lMtrlia lit npblbetannt. >Sbrc
Soi belt tprt aud DIT auI, menn
Der Sube IN oas IunaIinasaIter Elm
tritt. Nus oem Gttnlteber mlro ein
aneipcnluuitr, Der iit ihlitBIid Sum
"loaier" entuIittt. lie b1ien III
ben pno in allen Staoteu uu0 lO.i
ern Der llu'c. alelh ltIlmm. Sle
babch blOs utrihleoene Namen,
ijuoen abtr lbreS SaIclh.u niraenoS IN
Der tiuIliiirtcn sSslt. Sle rt'pet-
tlrtn meoer WOtt uUA Die Nteni ten.
In europa limb Die iuuIeu 2tu:s 9c'
IctrIs uuo b0ben &tip,tt UOr lbren
Gltern uuo SOrseietten. IN 2lIien
uno AirIta beidlaItiat iib Die Iureuo
nit lbrer llmaebnna. Ter Sube
llmerita'S III einc 2lbnUrntat. VI
m1t)Ii aui wie Elm SSiIoer inmitten
Der Qualification. VI lit un9laubi9
uno peripOttet Die &slisiOn aeraoe
10, ME CT iid) il5er bic 0tisBe uno
i,oe 2iutOrItdt lultIs madlt. Seine
Muttcr nenut II bios "0l0 woman'
Sr beoient iib Der rObiten 9Iusorlde
uno huAt bel ieOem Slueiten Sae,
ocn er ipridI;. Sein Sauptutrsuil-
aen beitebt in 'lnae,raenbeit; &eli'
zion uno Sl0un0 tennt CT niht.
limb oaS iblimmltt an Der Sadie III,
Dali Der buie Sube bGreitS Gin cl9en.
tbiimlid)es Nitrimnl oer Yer.
Staaten 0euoroen :lit! - IIliioayi
EoltsIreuno.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
StFdurItindEhnua

uut;;tGatty trt.iTi 'i,n mtym': H,.cii
GIlH UuWrrnt ~ trlhcilcu bclimtno
Huian1~ >cplruNcr. Hicrdu' Rc'ltdtrtuoC
u,IArn ~, lcidu,Nit III uutCSeidrntttn ,rtn
Den.
Si'u1INuSN
Nu. limGun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
Seuui 'Isitul Convention

am EieritnR. cen IL. September.
1908, in Der Gu. Il. Nobannesilrhe
gu Berger, Mo,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15
5u perIauism . |.

5u psrGduitu : l.ESt Si,l : INTO : 'Slhrr
Gii cin luttV .ptlii, Scim- oantciprauu
uHN iAhm. acr clIc idlIu JclroAeu
$cUunIro Stctu.
" y : gc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

0Scrlauet. c,n @iIm nui etutm -aubur
ban >NGvt muS Die SrnupcEnilt
ucyitcbcu GudI ;ut ,tIn = t''croe. iSIllIicn
CStmiiie ,Slglcn. Hlltup!avs II. / 10 be
'cTgcn.
SphIN &rccmmclitct,
III YicrIGu Str. 81 EcuiN Yio
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-15

y
Wc9iuu YtnilNllinlN = lllr. erlii
net ouTt, oca IuopdIlrr. !, S0lS cnIt
Icitci ourd ocn I'riicN hes @trcinN. Yer
!tiurI ocN I'rrto!olIN. Der Stlliitit uuo Der
yol!c.
i Ne'trG, l'nitor {. SpytnItr. Nrpe. Ntr
- 2'ciprrtrmG Der Srnlc: g@tIt,en Surtt
uro pcId,tn Hugcn hnbtu bic S,nr
InNod,uI Neitc? GinNtItiiei ourd, l'nuol
y. 6ruittopi uuo !. Rnid,, nlsemrju,
Ntiprrdmul.
- Nrprettng Scr SrnNr, gEie tr,jthtr
mir i'll Der zonuHNiiu,G o,c Gnor,
gum Gcb,i' Gm0cltuu ouyi, giai,c;
!. Tali; oIINrmenc Hciprchms.
~ Rtictai 1'Auor ". Ruhn Strm in!l
M
- %cprrmnnN ecs SrnNc: g3ic 9clp'nr
Cin ScnunN'imI Echrrr mthr SreuHiI
tcit iiir 'elnc grheiti eiulCIcuu rurd
;'nitcr y 2irnui;. alN,mrinc Nr
ipctIuG.
~ Wtiprcb init Scr Nrnlc gNoouri tum
cin Gonntnlidul Ethttv cm Nrrbtln III,
bic >rnninWd,W Siuirr lem Gln1c
Itnu Surd, S'Aitey Rai,breuncr uni
G'nicr Iornann, H,lNtmcjne %tipycd,
lll,
The evening world., 1905-10-19
REWARDS BRING
IN DESERTERS
Army Report Shows that Money
Inducements Halt the
Soldier RunaWays.

? WASHINGTON, Oct, l9.-Thc annual
report OF Gen. George b, Davis, Judge
Advocate eacrdl NJ tho Army, shows
that Of the commissioned officers tried
during the last year by general court
martial thirty-hve were convicted and
tIlrteen acquitted.
Three cadets and 1895 onlistai men
were convicted, while $50 men were &C.
quilted,
The to,al number Of trials before gem
eral court-martial Of $500 cases shows
an Increase OF 5l cases over last year.
This increase Is mainly due to the fact
that Il large number Of deser,ers have
been apprehended ard brougir TO trial,
the number OF convictions for desertion
Being Las this year, an Increase Of 40.
The gain Is chiefly due 10 the increase
a V'e reward paid 10 all civil officers
for the ipprehei sion II de5sr,ers, IN
duclng grea,e vigilance on their part
The number OF men sentenced to dis
honorable discharge was g.5@,
The evening world., 1905-10-19
TRAIN OFF THE TRACK.

CAEN, France, Oct. 1.-TWO cars OF
o special train, which was conveying
20 Cherbourg passengers for the North
German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse, yesterday left the track.
None OF the passengers was injured.
The evening world., 1905-10-19

FOLDING CURTAIN. 8xi2 size. sta
tIonary pins. 2 inches apart. brass
triple nickel plated measuring rule
printed Oh entire frame ny which the
stretcher Is fitted TO various klzes OF
cannot ssF, tasty handled and takes
w very little room, 6Nc
No. 2 CURTAIN STRETCHERS, TX
The evening world., 1905-10-19

~ size, Flmilar to No. 3 Ia cOnstruc-
ton with exception of size. O5c
size, stationary pins, ! inch apart. pins
brass trlplU nickel-DlatNd, measuring
rule and centre har, pins are close
enougl together to ~ m STYLE q
curtain. 100
C6NHiNATIoN sTEPLAppER GNb
CHAIR TSc
The evening world., 1905-10-19

~CUEEsE-FanCv State full
cream cheese, per III, 1Tc
CHEESE -Elmondorn' gem
ulnC Imported Swiss Che
par b., ESQ
Bros Xxx Pound Cake, WIKI
With finest quality i1greli'
epts. PLAIN MARBLE,
II RAISIN, MO-
LAssES or cen LADY
CAKE
The evening world., 1905-10-19

FEARS Fancy preserving
Pears 6.auart basket. IN
COFFEE The we'll. known
'Sumatra" Bland Spaclal ~
hotel and boardlng.house trade.
per b. g1e
TEA-Selected fragrant fla.
vored Oolong EnCN " Break.
fast or Mixed Tats for gen.
tral Or kllcncn USE. ) ,os' Tor
~ .OOi per b. 800
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

small lecture room. At the ends Of
the corridor on the second hoor arc
Il balance room, preparation room,
and a dark room for spectroscopic
work.
In the basement are the assay lab
Oratory, rooms for gas machine, elec
tric furnaces. technical chemistry,
constant temperature. q Photographic
dark room, carpenter shop store
room for heav-- chemicals, and a
large stock room for chemicals and
apparatus. From this stock room
material IS supplied TO each floor Of
the building by an elevator.
Each laboratory is furnished with
ample fume closets for the removal
# noXious gases, while Divoted win
dow sash insure such proper ventila-
tiOn of the rooms.
The entire building is heated by
hot water from the centra! system of
the University.
The main entranceNhaII leads direct
to the lecture room. which is well
lighted by archcd windows and has IL
seating capacity OF two-hundred,
which can be increased somewhat as
need requires. To the rear of the
lecture room are a preparation room
and q museum for specimens of typi
o7l chemicals, minerals. and products
illustrating the various phases of
chemical industries.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

pepper pressed brick and laid with
black mortar. t..t
The main building, 120X6SX4S, COM
prises a first floor a second floor, and
a commodiouS basement. Adjoining
this main building and to the rear
of the center is the lecture room
41x62X22.
To the right OH entering the build
ing are the office and the private lab
oratory of the Director. the Depart
ment library, and small lecture
room; to the left are the office and
private laboratory of the Associate
Professor. a large laboratory for or
ganic chemistry, containing locker
desks for twentv-fOur students, and a
combustion room.
On the rear or east side of the first
floor arc the laboratories for guam
titativc analysis, thtrtytwo desks, and
adjacent fume room, advanced guam
titative analysis, tWenty-four desks,
and technical chemistry six desks.
At each end of the corridor. which
traverses the full length of the build
ing, are balance rooms.
On the second floor are the labora-
tories for general chemistry. sixty
six desks, qualitative analysis, sixty
desks, physical chemistry, eight desks,
electro chemistry, eight desks, a re-
search laboratory, sixteen desks, a
laboratory for physiological chemistry,
forty eight desks, fume room, and a
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
a Little Bit o. Baby.

(From the Houston Post)
Just a little bit o. baby
That's a-learnin' how to crawl.
Just a little bit o baby
That's a learnin' how to call,
Just a little bit O. baby
That's a-learnin' how to ,squall.
Just a little bit O. baby in the mornin'
Just a little bit o. baby
That's no bigger than a bite.
Just little bit o baby
That's a-scowlin at the light.
just little bit o. baby
That's a-crowin' with delight.
Just q little bit o. baby in the morn1n.
Just a little bit o. baby
That the storke have brought
around,
Just a-clutchn' at your 'fections
Like a tree root clutches ground
Till your soul is done expanded.
And it seems to leap an Douhd!
Just little bit O. baby in the mornln.
Just little bit o. baby
That's a-blinkin' up at YOU
Just a little bit O baby
Full o. gurgle and o goo;
Why, you'd die for her this minute,
Don't you know that's what you'd
do?
Just little bit O baby in the mornin''
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

Work on the now and completely
appointed chemical Laboratory at
the University of North Carolina,
which was the subject of a special
appropriation of $4,000 by the last
Legislature, is now far advanced and
there is good reason to hope that
it will be ready for occupancy by
the last of January.
In addition to the great need of the
new laboratory to accommodate the
growing classes in the various branch
es of chemical work. the building,
which IS designed by F. p. Milburn,
who also designed the Alumni Hall
and the Bynum gymnasium makes the
campus much more attractive. espe,
cially owing to it's location just east
of the handsome Alumni Building.
The old chemical labaratory, of
"Person Hail. will be given over af-
ter the completion of the Chemical
building to the laboratories for bio
logical work. which has also greatly
grown in Importance during the last
few years.
The new Chemistry Hail." of which
cut is printed herewith. is located
east of the Alumni Hal! and north
of the New East building. facing west.
BY the selection of this location good
water pressure is assured for all of
the laboratories in the building.
The outer walls are of salt and
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
The Founder of Orphanage
Work,
Continued from Page One)

en- by the State. Mr.aMills knew bet
,er ana persisted, and finally the Bap-
tist Ofphanage at Thomasville was
established, with Mr.. Mills as Superip-
tendent. 1t soon became q great sue
cess as did the oxford asylum, and
its influence on his own denomination
was so good and helpful that all the
leading denominations. of the State
have felt that they could not efficiently
40 their work in the State without
an orphanage to drttWeOut the benevo-
lence of the people. And so orphan
ages have multiplied until they are
uolng a wonderful work in the State.
When some Of the Virginia BaptiSts
were thinking of establishing an or
phanage in that State they sent for
Mr. Mills to address the General ASso-
cation OF Virginia, he accepted the
invitation and so charmed and delight
ed the Association as to make pro-
found impression. Shortly afterwards
the Virginia OTphanage was establish
ed.
John II. Mills had the prescience to
see what was in this great work. and
wnat was more inmortant he haI
the phiianthropic heart To give his
life to it, Now by common consent he
is regarded as the founder of the
orphanage work in North Carolina,
altd this tact has made him the lead
ing philanthropist of the State. His
name wilr be exalted in the future of
! our people as one who wrought for
it's betterment as few men have done.
His name and fame is secure. but
/ believe the people of the State who
are now living, would dignity them
selves in the minds of those who are
to come after them. If in some conspl-
cuous place III the state, they would
erect a fitting monument to the MEM
ory of this great and good man, that
the youth of the State and all others
may see that the people appreciate
the labors of man who gave his LIE
to unselfish and noble service for the
| betterment of the weak and helpless
a man who in a marked and effective
way took the royal road to greatness
| marked out by the Great Teacher
when He said: IF any man desire 10
| be first of ALL let him be the servant
/ of ALL" Mr. Mills has made an i'm
| perishable name by helping the help
| less orphan children of the State.
In three of the important avenues
! leading to the State Capital, IN thls
city, are monuments to those who nave
] distinguished themselves in war ana
craftsmanship. This is v ii and as II
should be, but may MT the fourth
avenue be given to monumentlng one
who wrought SO nobry Tor the help-
! less? / believe the people OF the state
| will dignity themselves before the
world by saying Yes So mote 1t be.
w. N. JONES.
Raleigh, N. c.. Dec. 1, 1905.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

will not longer hear of the disgrace
of insane people being confined in the
county ja;ls.
II is estimated that . per cent. OF
our population are crazy. In the old
er countries it will run as high as
per cent. AS the percentage of ur-
ban population increases the percent
age of insane will increase, so the nat
ural increase of population will make
another asylum necessary in a few
years. To enlarge either of the two
we have will be unwise. One should
be built in the eastern part of the
State. We have a population of l.
100000 white people in North Caroli-
ma. Upon the basis of 2 per cent.
there are now $500 people who ought
to be in an insane asylum cared for by
the state. Those who are able to pay
should be made to pay, but there
should be room for them to be treat
ed in North Carolina.
All asylums should have large farms
attached to them where the patients
could work, as experience has taught
that 3 average patients make one good
hand, and they can be cured much
quicker when they can have occupa-
tion in the open air and sunshine.
This idea has been adopted by the
leading hospitals in the United States
with very much increased success in
treatment of patients. The hospital or
asylum should be at an accessible
point to railroad. but should not be at
a large city where land will cost hun
dreds of dollars per acre. With a large
farm attached the patients could do
some work their cure would be ex-
pedited. their health would be better,
and what they raised would go a long
ways towards making these institu-
tions Self-suStainng.
J. J. LAUGHINGHOUSE.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

one that is first-class, for the Bishop
and his cabinet have Il way of sending
a first class man to each appointment
and of giving a 1Irst-class appointment
to each preacher. So it will be all
right.
p. Sit will be understood, of
course, that / am writing this before
the Conference meets, therefore,
cannot tell any of it's proceedings. But
as all Conferences are alike, / guess
what / have written will fit.
Raleigh N. G..
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
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CARE OF INSANE.
Eastern Section OF me State Should |
Have an Asylum.


(GreenVille Reflector)
While the Governor and the press OF
the State arc taking steps to see TO
what extent the law is being violated
in regard to the care OF the insane OF
the State, why not the people OF East
ern North Carolina begin TO make
their demand upon the State for an
asylum for whites in the eastern sec
ton? We have one at Morganton for
the westwith 900 inmates. We have
another at Raleigh that VIII ACCOM-
modatc 500 when completed; Ihese
asylums ought not to be enlarged' lhey
are large enough. Build one at Green
vile or Washington, EdeT1ton' New
another for the benefit of the insane
who have property to take care of
themselves, and remove from the pres
ent asylums all who are not strictly
classed as the law specifies. Then we
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

ed"
In the meantime he will continue to
let the water in on them at intervals
try to keep a clean skin and a clear
conscience, try to help the poor and
distressed, try to point the poor and
lowly as they are placed under his
charge in the school room, to higher
and better things as
CORN CRACKER.
(M. l.. WHITE).
Cherry Mountain, n, c..
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

"Now, Tommy" said the mother Of
small boy. as she paused in the dis
ciplinary slipper exercise, what mado
you eat the whole of that pie?''
Cause" sobbed Tommy, "you
t-told me to n-never do fittings by
h-halves."
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

Mamma-Johnny you look as if you
had been fighting again. Have you?
Johnny-Yes, ma'am. | had to.
Tommy Jones hit me on the cheek.
Mamma-Well, you should have
turned the other cheek.
JOHNNY did and he hit that ana
soaked me on the nose. Then / got
mad and licked the stufiin' out of him.
The news & observer., 1905-12-03
Out of the Mouth of Babes.
(Chicago News.)

"How do you know that you have
soul?" asked the Sunday school teach
er.
Cause" answered the small boy
in whose mind souls and hearts were
the same, 81 can hear it tick"
The news & observer., 1905-12-03

Teacher-How many senses have we
Harry?
Harry-Five.
Teacher-That's right Now, John
ny, tell me how me may use them?
Johnny-To buy candy with.