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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
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&aerlsi SutereKantes ans atlerlef Gts
biet-Sir Sehen ettpas.

Ddnemart brtnst iabrlih stpa
2,268,0O0 pfunb 9onig 8ur Nusfubr.
g ubdfrifa bsdt beute fat
p~onitdn6ig ben Diamantenbebarf Der
Grbe.
@sbet piro in ben Ser. Staa>
ten gum grDbtsn 9bsil aug Ronaba
importirt.
@tne tetepboni9 DE Ser
binbnnga piI1en paris unb Mom
TT NIT beitem grfols bergeitent por=
ben.
ais Sen1ter9etben be-
nusen fibtrii9e 8auern bic g~ereinigte,
getrodnete unb ausgefpdnnte 5aut beg
Stetnbutts,
Gin sep6bnfidss piaz
n forte enthGlt etpa In 800 einz
selnen Gtiiden (ben @attsn) segen cine
Meils Stablbrabt.
@n 2uneen d ptnofua
fferben in Grantrei9 aaidbrli1 1907
900 perionsn i'm 3urdf9niti; bas
ma4t etpa 80 auf ie 10000.
Ole 8 abdternte Der
@rbe betr6st idbrli9 $4,000 Som
men, nno baB Der Sdbaftultur eefpios
mste 2auo umfaBt 2,486,000 Md.r.
Der SD t seIegene 5fuB
Der r De TT Der Desasuaoero in
8oItpia. @eine mittlsre Grbebuna
aber ok Meeresfld9e betrdst 1880
Eub.
Or &1nis BON Siam
Ut elm fehr sefdidter &o9. gu ieo.r
feierlt9en @taatstafel hereitet CT Die
peridiebeniten 9eri9te nit sisensr
3ono.
Oer srDbts g a.
p r. Der ie entoedt tporben III,
tDurbe tiir5lin in 8raiilien gefunoen.
Dor benz S6neiosn tpos Der Stein
1850 &arat.
3 aubbeit fommt, mad Dem
genfusberi9t, i'm n0rbli1en Sbeil Der
Der. Staaten hGuftger Dor, als i'm Siis
ben, un6 bort unter Mdnnern b%dufiger,i
ais unter Gruuen.
Das erte oeutf9e Mooes
curnal erf4ien tn Der ~areiten
4Glfte oes Is. Sabrbunberts unter Dem
Gitel nSournal bes Gurus unb Der
Mooen" tn Weimar BET 8ertu9.
Der sultan Der Siirtei
lit elm GROCER Seino Der Sunfelbeit,
uno feline @emd9er i'm Yaldfte, iopt.
ote gdrteu in oeNen llmgsbunsen
f9tptmmsn iebe Na6t in einem Meere
bon 2t4t.
Ssbes Sin6 in SUB
oersieIb, GngIanb, mub biz
gum @lter BON sinem Sabre jebs @p6e
einmaI bon ftGotif6en 8eamten in
eisens t%onitruirten 9dneeruaasen se=
tpogeH tper6en,
Die pant den INERT
n 8; oeren Au8fuhr biz gum Is.
So6rbunbsrt perbotsn mar, gelonoten
ttft am @nbs oes 10. un0 am 4nfanq
Oes 10. Sdbrbunoerts IN sr0beren
Rafen iiber Ole pprsnGen binaus.
3. s. @elfh, 3abnarsI 5029 Oft.
5uuIton. Strase. Grbeit earnntiert.
Bodies @ebis $500,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
8alpeffpn's geeoamm

ma1t Oas Wenl6enleben bort 10 fi1er,
tpie auf Dem 6o9lanbe. 6. So. @oobz
Zoe, Der in 9utton : 9traBe in @aco
tpobnt, brau@t teineu Siderbeitsoamm.
@r i6relbt: sd babe Or. Sings Neue
@ntoeduns fir Gus5ebruus felt ben less
ten flint Sabren sebranbt uno Iie erbdlt
mid 9eiunb. 8prber bate i'd SuIten,
Der INNER l6limmer tuurbe. Sest lit er
peri6wunben." &uriert 6uiten, Grippe
uno oerbatet 8neumonia. Sebe SlaI6e
9arantiert bel S. &alteper & Sobn nnb
Gbolpb 9reiB. 8reis so gts. nnb 81.
8rpbeflai6e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
Sas MHbeilmttteI.

nShaffner," iagte bic cine nero6ie
a[te Dame in Der BarlDr : Gar, off
men Sic oas Tenfter."
Die smeite WatrDne bii[te fih 10.
fort in eirieu biz al, bic biifte malens
ben Shultertrnaen:
,Ghaffner, tpenn Sic biefes Fen,
fter 6ffnen. erfriere ib. unb sic ton.
men mid als aeide binaus traQen. "
Limb rnern baS 6enfter gefhlolien
bleibt. muB i@ erftiden" erttarte Die
@rite.
Der SHaffner matte nerleaene
Beueaunaen. @uter &at tuar teuer.
Nber er fam BON einem @eihdftsrei.
fenoen.
.Sbaffner. entfdieo bieier. rSbre
Bhiht liegt ttar por Jbuen. Def.
tien Sic bag 6eniter, Bis Die cine
Dame erfroren lit. uno bann IGlie.
Ben Sic es. oanlit bic anbere eriti6t.S
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
SOrberettnusen gum 6erba.


Ser CONNER gebt cur &afte,
Der retbe Serbft 1T nab,
un6 Bpm @ebirg urn &1fte
Sin6 Mne suteber ba.
unb bic biniber aDgen,
Sn's aIte 9eimatInno.
Sic tortrler beimeeHoaen,
Gum ib6uen Eerasfrenb.
Sest beiSt's iidb n~prbereiten,
Brei1ttt beiB be SDnn' aleih NOD,
Wuf talte Binterseiten:
Sic forir1en enblib bod.
RMn tam man bnlb entIaiieu.
Den gismann, bod naflr
DfuB man auf Seu'runa puifen,
Steht Wtnter hpr Der Ear,
8ie 1T 6as 6ol5 10 teuer,
Die 96n6ler iino i'm Sting"
un6 audi elm &obienTeuer
ST Elm t~ofipielis Ding.
@enn gis unb 5hnee aud ielteu
Guf benz 8rDgramm bier feht,
WtuS man bod faft es ie1eIter,
Benr icharf Der Hor6er tpeht.
$50, tpie i'm 9eraslanbe,
Dnnnfl1iiia tuirb bas 8lut.
Do 1T es teine Shanhe,
DAB leiht man frieren tut.
Odd tuoau Eribiol ipimnen,
9tht Not, oas man fidb barntf;
Bon auBen unb ban innert,
Biro tfihtta aufgetudrmt.
Sir baben quite Sfbluna:
Oa 1T 6as Zone gfar 8ier,
SIM CONNER i@afft es &ibIura.
SIM @tnter tpdrn1t es bier.
go mag Der Norber tpbeu,
Wie penis abten'S tpir,
@ir fiben, trinfen un0 Ipbeu
Das icb6ne &pne gtnr 8ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
iEiner her nftnenehrnffen NDr

nEiner Der attgenebtniten B0rsi9e
Sbrer Staot" iaate Elm EDuriit tiirss
lid i'm Men9er 6otel. lit Die Nns
sabl blbfher Barts. Sd benterfte,
baB iuuol Der Bradenrioge mie Der
Nabnde Bart nit glmDno, Der be-
item Eens. Die geruabt miro, einnes
iGlaiien 1T uno i'd h6rte, baB 6 b.
Steeea nnb S0hne bic aqeis
niger Naenter, ba5iir finb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30

aqer 2eioen Cam fiir 6. $. 8ufte
BON Bear @rupe. Sa., als &c beearr
glettric Bitter8 81 nebn1en. gr
ihreibt: .8pr stuei Sabren litt ib
ibmer an ben Wieren, electric Bit
tera befreite mid. gr bette mid
AUDI BON a[leemeiner Shmdbe."
Sibere Sur fir ale Magens. Sober.
uno Rierens3eioen Standardization,
8opfweb, Shmdde etc. Breia SOC
-aarantiert. 3u haben bel NbDlph
9reie unb &. Ralteber b Sohn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
tgtn Wsheatnnis aeIph.

Or. Sings Reue 9ebens Biaen
boben MIDI BON ben periooiihen UT.
taden, BON Sole uno Berfopfuna
befreit. ihreibt Subn &c. Bleaiant,
Wagnolia, Jne. Die einsiaen Bil.
len Die belfen. Sur 25e. Rubabeu
BET QoOlpb greiB uub &. 8ulteses
& Spbn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
MeueroinQa iii an mosoehenher

= Neuer6inas 1T an maBgeben0er
STEELE nun bod beibloifen morbet,
oeutihe &riegsihiffe an Der Jlutten.
reuue teilnehmen su laiien, melde
anldBlib Der SubildumsaustteQuna
in Samestomn. 8a.. itattfiuoet.
Wabriheinlih tperoen Die Sdiffe Der
aHleritaniihen Station oas 0eutlhe
aei@ bel Der feitliden @eleaenbeit
pertreten. sic burfteit gu Infano
oes Wonats Ott0ber am 8eftims
munqsDrt %etntreffen.
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Mnfifidae gnraffnnrter.

Nrtnut lit teine Siinoe, aber Der
@runo fiir niele.
@ena es 81 bunnerr1 auFb6rt, be-
treust iib Der Bauer nibt tpeiter.
Geiiegefdbrten uno SpieIaefabrten
lerner chamber idneu tennen.
Wenn Der Teufel nift CUR rsbterl
Beit eintrefen tam, oann ihidt er
cine Srau ouraus,
4obe oein @eib nitt bret 3age
nah Der 0obseit, ionoern brei Sabre
-menr ou nod tannt.
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aaasfamer ais Die Shne6e.

Sansomera ais bic Shne6e.
Gin alter &entier. Der fid] anf lei.
men 2anoltb aurideesuaen batte,
aber nod febr friib uno ribria mar.
bate einen @artner, Der ungemein
langiam mar.
uBeter," fraate er i'm zines Mor'
gems, nbaben Sic lie cine Shnede
aeieben?"
rGi eemiB bod; ous tout id mel.
men,"
Damn" ia9te Der alte Serr, ,tnuB
fie Jbnen begeanet ietn. benin einae.
bult bitten sic fie auf teinen eFaQ."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30

oenft rtur ans @elomaden; 6er alte
Mantt mad]t nns frant init ieinem
einfdltieen Rnurren," 8enu bieie
6ufoe Gedt bat. baum fDnnen mir
6erreu Der Sh0pfung uns getrDt
einpbteln lniien.
Cine l1br, Die falib aebt, 1T
Ihfimmer, nls cine, Die iteht.
Fir nihts lit Die Nelt 10 oanfs
bar. ole uenn man iie laden naht.
Mandutat 1T es bas SeiieuoIe,
mas uus Fefielt, oas 8uan9lpie, mas
uus stpinat, baa 6arm(pIe, mas nns
hdrtnt.
gum 5urttoumen in Der @elt
aebbrt oief Beherstbeit uno nod mebr
6ersfolieteit,
uniere 8eit tennseihnet fid
eoburh, bns 1ie teine Belt bat.
Saminle grfabrnneen, iotange
bu fie ntdt nDtia haft.
8efiimiiten fino Brpben Der
unsufrieoenheit.
Sc siebt 2eute. Die es einem uls
uereeben. oaS man iie niht braudt.
gine STRIDE in Bidita bat Elm
@elenfhaftssiinmer, cine 2urnballe.
Elm Bebesimmer. cine RoaiGlitts
lhuhbabn - bDffentltd beinoen it'd
in oerIetben aud cine aanaef uno
einiae &trhenftuble.
0G1Mxa ia 40 sSxnxSeNsaAa% az ~ ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
Easllde Sonrtfen snlatwao,u

nah Californian, ebenlp nob az
Souls oia 3eras & Bocific . Nohn
phne 8eGiel. Sbreibt an irnenn
eiien 9ifet : aeenfen meaer bieSas
neuen Dienites ober an g. g. gmr.
ner, @enerals Baiiaaier. Goent. SoI.
Toe. 9erns.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
@efnht-e

@efadt-ein Wdoden D6er cine
Jrau aur G%uimartuna bel elmer alter
Dame. Wdberes in Der Office Der
t,5reie 8reHe fir Teraa".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-08-30
2aRt @mda mid4t etnrebem.

Bag nit Der 5ano aen,ahte 5arben
iih in ireeno elmer Beiie in Besua
auf @leidmdBiateit nnb Site nit
oenen ueroleidhen laiien. bic nit Der
WaiGine aemilht iino.
CD. Steues unb SDhne.
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Mneriet.

Nie i6ntlidsen bier einsniinoen.
ben Bahneu baben bic Staten nab
seuo unierer Musitellune DON allen
Bunften ent(ang ibren 2inier auf Elm
urb Elm GinfteI bes reQul6ren Brei'
sea fir bic Hunofnhrt feftgefeBt. YIN
gemiffeu Tnoer1 tueroen lie ieoob iebr
HlIiae gxcuriiDnsratea baben.
- 9r. MDDre, bet republitoniihe
Rungreb.a anbibat BON Seguin, bat
entgeqer ben Bebauptungen unierer
enalifhen 8eitungen. bic iif ieoen
Gmu1ue aufbinben lafien, Die CT
Hdrusia nbgegeben. oaB er niGt Der
bepDr3ugte Rmoiont bes BrGiioentert
Mopiepelt lit, la naB beriefbe piels
lei@t nidt einutal meiR, oaB &c,
Wuure, tnn0ioiert; unb moS @ecll
2gon nnbetrifft, Der i'm feline aaris
beiunoere. 9iebe unb uuterffiibung
su~eeuenoet baben lun, 70 bat er BON
i'm in Besu9 onrauf AUDI nod niht
Elm @Urt neb6rt.
NaG benz neuen Smpfgeleb
maIIen Die 2inoer oer 6ffentiihen
S@nleri lire Smpfiheine i'm Sebruar
BEN 8urfteber ibrer 9dnls iiberges
ben. TrGber tuurben bic SGeine
impy i'm September, bel Der @rDfs
1sarg Der Ghuler. nerlaagt; man
bielt ca aber fiir ratiarner, bic airls
Der IN, Minter ittpferi ~ laiien unb
nnber ole Menberung. Der 8rinsis
pol BET SGuIe bdnbigt bic Sdeine
Dem Stnotrat Elm.
Die ,,2ine Sat Sbeep and
Cattle gprnpnrp'' BON San IntDniD
bat fiH nit einetn 4apitnl uen $10.s
600 inturporiert. Die unternebraer
iinh q. VI. St0mers. 90. ueher uno
5. @. Sobniun.
Der NHiftent General. Nnualt
in Nuftin bat entibieDen. bnR bae
Stanteti6et Der OF Bnfo Ronuentipn
unb nidt bns Der 6uuftDner &pnners
tim auf benz DffisieIen @ablhette[
~ eriGeinen Eat. Daa mar purnus
gu ieben.
- Meprdientant 8. .. gpbbs lift
bnfiir, ben Ternin Der SbulsEruls
tees BON suei auf iedS Sabre gu pers
t6naerr. tuenu in Der ndhften 2eeies
la~turiibung Der Nntra9 Qeiteut rpirb,
Der S@ulbeb1roe einen neuer sSreis
trief su b~euiai9en, batait tie lire
.GinnaHu1eri erh6ben uno Bombs fir
ben Dau bon S@ulbGuferr ausgeber
tnun. Nuf oieie Weiie bentt er bic
8eb6rne ben politiiden @inHiffen gu
entaieben.
Der uneltidtihe n1aft fim
Teiertaae aus oer @rinnerung ieiner
Suaeuo.
= Mu@ Die gbinelen ioQen lest
eine Werfaifung erbalten. @as Die
mol oarnit anfanaer peroen?
Man tudre idfauer, fpenn man
AUDI nnnere onfiir bielte.
I'm in Der @efeui6aft fir geiIt.
reid sn gelten, rtnB man lber iebe
Dirt BON 6mmeidelei Derfiigen.
Rautrf lit In Der fleinften 6iitte
Fir elm aiiGfih liebeno Soar,
MbeT no LIT &c. i'd bite,
Sp6ter fir Die HinberStsaar
5a~natisnius lit bic Beeeifte.
rfna Der Beihrdnftheit.
- Buerft niaht Der grfolg ben
@arieu unc onnn ser Same ben gr.
fDia.
Cine AeitungsleTerin unters
lneioet oret SDrten G~beni6nner. Sic
laot: Der iunee Walu ttaht uns
burda feline etuiae @iferfuGt unalfids
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Nerlanat

miro Elm Sunge i'm Nlter BON IA bis
Is Sabren, Der fertia oeutIb leIen
taun. HaGaufragen in Der Office
Der uSreie Sreiie fir 9eras".
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Setrats . gdbetne.

S y Gelemater unb 4ena 8erlid.
Emil RDelIer un6 Sba Steinbof.
Nrtbur S 8oiat un6 GDniia 80 6etsler.
CD 8~artsDlomae unb 2pbin Sulin Bun,
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9r. +. u. Ptper,
8fteUbgtb,

22l eOiOsa.strass eeips ssIepbons 1885.
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TtHd's 5 gents bouauo.Q iuorre.
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ssin6's 5 Gents Danana . eiqarreu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
HANP POEM SIDNEY HAS
4 LARGE ENROLMENT

HAMPDEN-s1DNEY COLLEGR Va.
September Is-The opening OF The coll
lcse on Wednesday. the 18th. was char
aoterized by great enthusiasm The
largest number of new men in vears
gathered with the old men ia the c,ueae
chapel and listened with marked interest
o. splendid opening address. do,iver.d
by the Rev. J. O.. Painter an alumnus
OF the college.
The students Hank Book. issued un-
DER the aupices of the association. has
made rs appearance Another student
publication. The Magazine Will be- fss,i..,
about the first Of October. Tho attend
ance this year VIII reach at least an
increase Of nifty per cent over that OF
last session. A Ike increase for nexr
year-already guaranteed by the number
or men who have entered FOR the FUN
course-will make the enrolment wear
hence exceed all records for the COLLEGE
BY reason Of the illness in recent
months OF the gentleman heading The
movement. the inauguration % the new,
department FOR the training OF writers
Is postponed until the fall Of 1907 IN
the meanwhile. "a large amount Of HIS
torical material - being gathered for the
work OF the department valuable addi-
lions having been already made this sum-
mer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
TWO PROMINENT PEOPLE
DIE THE SAME DAY

Especial % The Times Dispatch
KEYSVlLLE. VA. September lS.-Two
prominent people died here Saturday
about the same time Mr.. John Mason
died at his home that night. and was
buried at Keysviue Cemetery Monday
aged eighty-eight years. and was buried
on his birthday. He came from England
and settled here thirty-siX years ago.
and accumulated a good fortune lie
was man of Intelligence. and wei
posted I'm the current news OF The, day
Ills widow aud three children survive
lim-one son, Mr.. William a. Mason. and
Mrs J.. r. shelton and Mrs. Joseph
Clark
Mrs. Eliza Gee. widow OF the late
Captain Thomas Gee. aged eighty-six
years. also died at her home Saturday
night. and was buried in the family
burying ground
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Glad TO Have Them

Mayor Mccarthy followed Mr.. Kuhns
uQon the invitation Of Mr.. Meieel lie
oppressed himself as being very Glad
that the church was thinking ~ coming
% Richmond for its convention Of zoos
and gave them ala his encouraeenlent.
lie said that he had hoped thar there
would Doe an auditorium built in time for
1907. hut that DE now much doubts IT,
He did not think. however that the city
would he without one IN 1905
lie said that the people OF Richmond
are coming more and more TO seeing the
need ~ an auditorium 20 be used Tor
convention purposes. and that 70 IS bound
o. come He wants to see an auditorium
that VIII seat 5000 people NJ least lie
would also Ike 10 see q have the finest
organ that can he bought. and with a
stage that would seat n choir ~ 500
voices
NIr Jacob Cmlauf expressed himself as
being in favor Of the convention coming
here. and there were several other
speakers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
C0LORED FOODS ARE
DEMANDED BY PUBLIC

NEW YORK. September 1S-The use OF
coloring matters. faVors. and preserva-
tives in foods and drugs was discussed
before the government commission app
pointed 10 hear the arguments OF manu-
facturers as 10 the application Of the
pure food law at a continued hearing
In THIS city to-day. Many merchants and
manufacturers were present pr Huso
Lie5er. Of II. Lleber & Co. defended the
use Of aniline or coal-tar dyes in food.
Hc said that all but one OF the anlline
colorings was harmless. and that tie
burden OF proof that the coloring was ln-
furious rests upon the Department OF AK
ricuiture. The use Of color in canned
tomatoes. ne said. was "a concession TO
the public demand for the natural color
o. the vegetable which was lost in cam
ming. II was not detrimental To- health.
he said. Others made like statements
concerning c0IoTing Ia foodstuns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
.LUTHERANS WISH
TO GATHER HERE
FEW. 7. N. KUHNS SPEAKS
Mayor Mccarthy Makes Short
Address and Promises His
Support.

From what transpirod last nieht ln tire
meeting u tho congregation ~ the First
English Evangelical Lutheran Church ~
this c-ty. which met to hear the address
10 Rev. Luther NJ. Kuhns. Of Omaha.
speaking in favor ~ having the convene
ton az the Lutheran League ~ America
iu Richmond .u 1905 it is more than
probable tHrn au invitation viI Doc eN-
tended To that body Co meet here and
t is almost "a iorcgpre conclusion tnat
such am invitation would Dee accepted
one of tho main reasons for tile latter
belief IS that The League has had cone
venuons in the North East and West
and is Very DESTROYS OF meeting NOW
somewhere 90 tie South. Richmond being
the most likely city
The principal speaker last night was
Rev Mr.. Kuhns general secretary of
the synod ~ his church. who gave some
very Interesting facts and nxlres in reia-
tou o. his denomination. Ar. NIei-el
presided and introduced the speakers.
and himself made short talk. Mayor
Mccarthy was present and was called
upon FOR short speech He voiced
heartily his sentiments iu favor NJ hav-
ing the convention here and promised his
official and personal support AR Jacob
Jmlauf also spoke and there were sew
erni other speakers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
Is a Growing Body.

During tho course 0f his address Mr.
Kuhns stated that the Lutheran League.
which is au association made UP Of the
l7ymen of tle church. was organized
about ton years ago and now has n meme
hsrelir ~ over 1000 n0n.
T. is organized ln nearly all the States
ana Territories and the interest felt In
the work IS confined NOT only 70 America.
but is extended 20 Australia, Japan. Swe-
den and Norway. and In many parts x
Germany. $50 much so thar there is
Committee on Interua tional Core
sroulerce looking To the time when the
body shall Doc converted into an inter-
national organization.
AS was stated. tile body is composed
az the lay members % tho church. and
is principles are confederation and co..
operation. the nrst relating q, the eco
uouic interests and The second % the
governmental interests. IT'S officers are
chiefly laymen.
The convention thi- year will pc held
ln canton. ohio. on October 30-h 3lst
and November LIST The meeting will he
largely ~ an educational character. hav-
Ing f7r Is motto. knowledge. Wisdom.
Understanding" There VIII be- q number
ot speakers from the Southern states.
notably Rev. O. J.. Brown. Of salem. Va
missionary to Japan from the United
synod ~ -he South
The speakers VIII include lawyers rnor-
chants and business men. the church
drawing from all classes and professions.
one OF the main matters To- come up
before this convention Is as TO the choice
Of Richmond for the scene Of the next
convention. WHICH is held hiennfallv.
There is q large number IN favor OF THIS
move. and Mr. Kuhns devoted much OF
his time last night 70 discussing the
reasons and advantages upon making
this choice. He pointed out the fact thar
the south has never been visited by a
convention from the Lutheran Church.
lie made note also OF the many historic
places o. te seen I'm and about Richmond.
and dwelt upon this as being "a vcr,
important fact IN having Richmond Sc
lected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-09-19
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-06
Deaths in the District,

Deaths were reported to the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
John Coker, So years, 91s 9th street north
east.
Walter w. Skinner % years, 1910 Az
street southwest.
Elizabeth Hall, 80 years. III N street
southeast
Amanda M. Jones. 81 years, 100 street
southeast
Fannie Wilson. "a years, 1876 L street
northwest.
Sarah simms, "a years, 719 Delaware ave-
nue. southwest.
Matilda Goodloe SO years, 931 v street
northwest.
George p Marshall, 80 years, AL Ridge
street northwest.
Catherine Sterling so years, 924 R street
northwest.
Christine Jackson. 3 years. Freedmen
Hospital.
Frank Coltabiano, 10 years, 9O2 9Th street
northwest.
Harold Greenwich. o years, 1906 9th street
northwest
Mary E. Emmert, So years, $40 4th street
northwest
William Hill, 50 years, 141 D street south
west.
George HoAinberger. A years, 100 H street
northeast.
susannah w. Carter, SO years. lilo 4th
street southeast
Mildred NJ. Steady, months, 12l LIST
street northwest.
Thomas E. Lewis, 4 months, Deanwood
Heights,