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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

Aun cuando el gobierno ameri-
cano manifesto prestar escasa aten
ci6n al movimiento hostil que con-
ira los Estados Unidos Sc ha inicla-
do en- el Jap6n con motive de los
successes ocurridos en- California,
hay quienes consideren la situaclon
LENA de peligros, q tai punto que
no seria raro que TN choque entre
los dos paises fuera el resultado IL
nal.
La propaganda anti-americana
que sustenta la prensa de Toxic,
no parte, como Sc ha querido hacer
Greer, del elemento intransigente
y tumultuoso que, por desgracla,
abunda en- todos los paises; lejos de
clio, son los miembros del partido
progresista, el nismo al cual debe
Ell Jap6n, Ell su mayor parte, sus
recientes conquistas vel ruesto que
ocupa entire las grandes potencias,
los que Sc empei1an en- que los hi
los de la nacion gocen en- los Esta-
dos Upidos de todos los derechos y
prerogativas que Sc acuerdan los
s1bditos de .os demas gobiernos ci-
vilizados; y ateutos a esta preten-
) sion que estiman perfectamente jus
tifcada, han logrado eXcltar el es
| pfritu de las masas y despertar ct
elias sentimientos de recelo y mals
voluntad hacia Norte America.
A Sera possible al Mikado opo
: nerse q la corriente encauzada va
v cerrar los oidos al clamor genera
+ de sus subditos? ST asi 10 hiciera
+ es evidente, que Sc veria obligadt
: a desahar fuerzas poderosas { in
! huyentes y acaso a canfToutar al
q gun movinriento revolt ciouarlo que
, para el trono, podrla ser de conse
cuencias fatales; y 81 S. resulyier
+ atender las apremiantes inslnua
u clones de quiene' allan voz de prc
tesla contra los E,talas Unidos, n
:, cabe duda que Sc llegaril al punt
> de un conaicto international, dad
$ Ell case que el gobi=lno de Wa'
, hington Sc uegase a aceede1 a ]
> que Sc lie pida.
y Por otra parte, 81 los canine
de la diplomacia quedan alberto
y y Sc llegara a un acuerdo que S;
y tisfaga las aspiraciones japonesa
. probablemente tai acuerdo no tel
: dria otro valor que el de la autor
dad que pueda darle el gobierr
nacioual, autoridad que no alcal
" zaria, seguramente, a combatir
- sentimiento de narcada hostilids
que en- varios puntos del terrltor
a americana, y especialmente en- c
5 lifornia, Sc ha levantado en- cont
q de los japoneses, sentimlento es
IS que hace considerar la lucha it
Is ciada ALI como verdadera guer
de razas.
En- tales condolences, es eN
dente que, a cada paso, natives
nipones estaran expuestos q nuev
funestos cheques, y bastara Gu;
quler pretexto para que el acuer'
quede convertible en- letra muerta
: vuelvan hacer frente los dos p;
ses a una situaci6n erizada de p
;, ligros,
., Hasta hoy, que Sc sepa, no
habfa presentado a los Estad
Unidos problema international N
complicado. Como habra de
solverlo? Es esta pregunta qt
a 10 menos por ahora, no perm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
JUNO IS de 1907,

T5eYo Ame,tcano, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele-
gante, Cocina americana y espafiola.
Ins.alacion completamente nueva.
Tres bafios. Pidanse ixformes a Ia
administration de La DEMocRA-
cLA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
SUPLICO

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Telegrafo, que TN pronto como Sc
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"a ultimar nuest o asunto. = Ndr6e-
line C0yis, Sast.e), Caguas. 81
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29

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ra personas solas, SI75 semanales.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-06-29
Cr6nica Newyorquina

Al paso que vamos, no seria
raro que en- porvenir no remote Sc
Gamble Ell nombre geografco de los
Estados Unidos por otro que carac'
terice mejor la indole nacional. En-
vista de hechos cumplidos y de
otros que amenazau cumplirse, no
ha fa1tado quien sugiera el nombre
y olga que el pals debe lamar
Sc la Republica de los Monopolios
(sTrustso) Unidos.
81 acero, el gas, los vehfculos
de locomoci6n, el tabaco, cuanto,
en- fin, podrfa, por medic de la COM
petencia, ofrecer ventajas positivas
al p1blico, esta dominado por cor
poraciones poderosas que imponen
su voluntad en- la forma que les
place. Y tras de este vienen los
artfculos de primera necesidad:
hasta los huevos y la leche han
caido en- las fauces insaciables del
: monopolista.
: Empero, hay TN artefacto que
= nadie hubiera pensado nunca que
S pudiese despertar la codicia mono
: polizadora; nos referimos a los pa
{. raguas. Pues bien, para colocar
! este articulo en- igual categoria a la
! de los otros que sufren la tirania
Il desesperante de los NtrustsO, Sc han
a organizado en- compailia media do
cena de industriales; y es asi que
J. hasta el infeliz que CANA un par de
cuartos al dia remendando para
al guas, no podra contiuuar en- ST
ohcio sin la venia de los monopoli.
% zadores, a menos que no resuelvs
, irse con la musica q otra parte.
I. A1n cuando Sc ha levantad(
: enoilne g,ito contra el lnsoportabl'
e. monopolio, es evidente que nad'
"a polra hacerse para suprimirlo, pue'
! hay dinero sufciente con que sos
O. tenerlo y en- esos casos como en- es
"a t. rezan 4 maravilla las Sabias pa
to lab,as de Quevedo: aPoderoso ca
10 ballero es don dinero.O
IS Al pdblico no lie quedara otr
10 recurso que el de llenar los insscia
bles bolsillos de los tnonopolizadc
:. res, 6 hacer Ia lesoluci6n de aguar
,s tar sol y aqua a palo seco.
=. **s:
: En- atencion a la amenaza gu
- desde hace tempo viene preser
:; tandose de un natural y probab
= agotamiento de la materla prlm
- empleada hoy en- ia manufactul
Il de papel, artlculo este que, segu
al es sabido, Sc consume en- 1nayort
rio cantidades cada dia, TN quimic
"a aleman, Won Dawsen, ha llegac
"a a convertir en- pulpa, de calldad 81
ste perior q las mejores que Sc ha
nj usado para la manufacture de P
30 peles fnos, la cafa del maiz.
procedimiento es absolutamente Sc
clio, muy escaso el costo de pr
ducci6n y reduce el valor actu
del articulo en- algo mas de TN
:, por ciento.
Una vez que el cultivo d
maiz puede hacerse en- todos !
- climas y que hay paises en- dom
: Sc cosecha con prodigiosa abu
dancia, como sucede en- los Est
dos Unidos, va Sc comprendera
Sc fuente de riqueza que Sc abre c,
dos la nueva industria y el valor q
nas Sc da a I'm producto al cual
re- asiguaba poca 8 ninguna impt
- tancia.
ito CoRREsPoNsAL.
JUNO IS de 1907,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
cALEsBuRo, ILL, NEWS.

Mrs. Maggie Uatlin and Miss Alice
johnson Of Aurora have returned to their
homes after pleasant visit win relatives,
Jonn johnson Is quite i'll at bis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Carter junior are
the p.rents of daughter born Tu-sday
Mrs. Carter and daughter lsadors Of
Missouri are the guests OF Nj. and Mrs,
Bert smith.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
KEoKuk NEWS.

The F. +. n, Club met with Miss Al
3tisha Fields last Friday afternoon.
The Sunshine Club Of the a. N. =.
church gave chicken pie social Tuesday
afternoon and evening which was : fnan-
cial succrss.
Mrs.. n. Coins and Mrs. D. w. Ander-
son are on. the sick list. l
Mrs. NJ. HArdiDg Of Canton, Mo. is at
the home of her daughter Mrs. ieo. Ash 1t
~ 1907 Morgan ret. her health is Y ~
much impaired. she viii remain inde tial- :
teiy.
Born to Mr and Mrs. 3. P5les : daugh-
ter.
Invitations are out for birthday party
ot Alice Fox who resides At ID b snd Nor
= "a streets, II being her sixteenth bilk-
0ay on 81. Valentine night Feb. l4th. @s
WIN, SnOrtredge has Reconstructed his
tenant houss " 1929 Morgan street maxi
ING II into 3 double hOu-e.
Invitations are out tor y linen shower
10 b. gwen by the sewing society q the he
l:,rysn.n street Bspli-t church o,, Feb %
a,tArnoon snd evening " UalDn Lodgu
hsll NJ. ~ N, 6tn street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

Fred Robinson called on his best girl
in Newton Saturday evening.
Those on the sick list are Mrs
Charles Ayes, Mr.. Brookins and Mrs
Norris Bryant.
Miss Estells virden entertained 4
number Of Aer friends at the homo Of
Mrs. 4. A. Nelson, complimentary tc
Miss lsolsh Douglass. All present re.
poet . good tune and Miss Virden Z
royal entertainer. VI
last Friday evening Mrs. lewis n.
Morris slipped on her back porch and
fell, cutting In ugly gash in her fore.
head. She Is recovering nicely from
the accident.
Daue rumor says the wedding bells
will soon ring and Coltsx will loose
two Of her leading young society ladies
Mr.. Spencer was Capital City visi
tor Sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
OBITUARY.
Washington Williams.
Al Old and Highly Esteemed. cit,-
zen-a Great rlason.

On last Tuesday, Feb. II, at
l:3O O'Clock a. M, grim death
called Washington Williams to
the great beyond. He was one
of the most beloved aud best
knew men in our city, BY both
white and colored. He was born
III Alexandra, Va, August 18th,
1880, which makes him over 10
years of age. He was married to
Miss Sarah Grider in Springfield,
I Ill, where he joined the Masonic
lodge at the age Of q years;
moved to Keokuk, Ia. 38 years
ago and to Des Moines g years
ago. Four children were born to
this happy and exemplary union
two boys and two girls; the
boys died several years ago. The
daughters, Clara and Eva, and
his loving wife remain with relas
tives, a sorroWing lodge and a
host of friends to mourn his death
He was member of King Solo
mon Cpmmandery, also the Eas-.
tern Star OF Keokuk. During all
his long life Of s. years q Master ;:'1' r
Mason he was never suspended
for non-payment Of dues, nor
ever asked charity in his life.
He was true member Of the a:
NJ. E. church, joined in Keokuk
under Rev: DePew. The funeral
was held from the A. NJ. -.
church, under the Masonic lodge,
assisted by the Cammandery IN
full regalia. Rev. 5. w. Brooks
preached beautiful sermon, as
sisted by Revs. Il. L. Griffith, o.
"A. johnson and J. y. r. VIM.
bush. A large profusion Of flow
ers were strewn on the casket by
both white and colored friends as
a token of their respect and es-
TEEN for so good and true citizen,
husband, christian and Mason.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
DOUG GLASS.

This week many Of the public
schools, colleges, universities,
lyceums. socities and other or.
ganizations will honor the birth
Frederick Douglass and pay 2
tribute to his memory. II is in
deed that we do not know the ex-
act day or year, yet the y Of
February, 1917 IS the generally
accepted date, yet some say Feb.
18th, but be that as it may. we
want to emulate and eulogize up
on his good deeds.
He was the embodiment of one
of our greatest Americans, be-
cause he came from lowest depths
of poverty and attained to greater
heights than any American has
thus done. "A wonderful example
for ambitious inspiration for the
young American of this age.
May we ever revere and honor his
memory and live his good quail,
ties in our lives.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

Z 4 Is j <
The Busy Bee sewing circle met at
the home Of Mrs John Allen 1915 Park
street at 800 p. m. with the president,
Mrs. Rivers in the chair, the meeting
was opened BY scripture aeading and
prayer BY the chaplain Mrs. John Glass
The roll called BY ths secretary Mrs.
G. I. Holt, Twenty members responded
to their names BY paying their weekly
assessments, sro hour was devoted to
sewing. A short programme wss ren-
d.red, Ars. sampson Brooks, piano sclo
Mrs. shackeiford, vocal solo; Mrs Ha-
worth, select reading, after which the
the club was served with . two course
luncheon. the circle adjourned TO
meet the 18Th at the home OF Mrs. Dire:
1ls7 Fourth street.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
ROCK ISLAND.

The Queen Of Sheba Council OF
Ladies' Kodosh gave their first banquet
on last Thursday evening Feb. 7sh At
the Masonic hall. One hundred and
four guests Of the Tri-ui les responded
to their invitations. The gentlemen
appeared in full-dress suits and the
ladies' IN after dinner costumes with
large picture hats. programme was
rendered during the evening At 8
o'clock the guests sat down at the
finely arrayed tables and partook Of
the following menu: M.
Cream Of Tomato Soup
Olives Celery
Lake Michigan Trout. Martre de Hotel
Roast Young Turkey
With Cranberry Sauce
EARLY June Peas Mashed Potatoes
s3 Roman Punch III.
Potato Salad
fcs Cream Assorted Cake
Fruitin Season
Cafe Moir 5 az
I'M sss5.s gars 5st II II ,55: ~
Miss Har,ies Golden. one OF Rock
Islands fn-st young la ties, i, vsrs low
~ slo,in- huspita ss35 1. e 5s.
Mrs. w. n. Parker returned BON Fri
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
CLINTON BRIEFS.

Mrs. Frank Cooper is reported ill at her
Second Avenu. home.
Charles Williams who has been contin.
ed to bis home BY illness for somelime, is
ropo,t-d as not Telling as well as u lew
days ago, his friensis hope for an early re-
coverY. VI
K. y Smith is confined to his homs on
acc unit OF illness.
B +. Go per Of Buxton was = visitor
here last week. Fraak's friends are ~
ways glad 10 see him, You who are IN or.
rra's. s,i.a,'tyou think II Is tine you we're
ptsing upp You navs had ami are Sill
ge tl''x \ A, g.s.'i, no Y bs honest and pay
u,a, Wrk ~. tt,as there ars none u yu,i
n ho wUusd " .ntito vorK for thies u tour
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
co.LFAx NEWS.
Especial 70 the Bystauder) j

Therevival meetings at Rethsl Bap-
tist church have closed, There were .
number ofconversions and acce.sions
to the church.
Mesdsmps Henry johnson and Dan
Oliver were shopping in the Capital
City last Monday.
Messrs. John and Fred Robinson
have purchaseda new piano.
Mr.. D J. johnson departed Saturday
for Des Moines where he will make his
future home. .
Mrs. w. y. Battles, proprietress of
the Pacific House, is indisposed at this
writing.
Mr.. d. $. Clay Of Des Moines was |.
Spring City visitor last sunday.
The Parely FOR Fun club was enter
|tertained Saturday evening at the
home OF Miss Mac, Houst, A delight
ful time is reported.
Mes,rs John Robinson, .Iohn Lcmas
md Charles Hol,nesatlehdrd The opera .
! Drs Moines Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Dean eli, ,erta;n ned
y number OF their Ct as, ,,s 1T = six
'clock dinner SundaiI y lDg.
& 4
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

, y & u. ~ "a 4 y u a. -
Rev. % A, johnson received, word
from his former home Mexico, Mo-,
stating that Mrs. Mary Dishman one
Of the old pioneers Of that town died,
she was very wealthy leaving an estate
valued at $40, 900. and only one living
son Octave, who now lives in Denver
and is mail carrier. The court ap-
pointed Mr.. Thomas Bass the well
known, fine saddle horse dealer as the
administrators, this is one Of the few
instances where the court recognized
the compentency and worthyness Of q
colored man, Mr.. Bass is a credit to
our race andthe ..Bystander" congratu-
late him.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
Dss Moines, Iowa.
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The Intellectual Improvement Club,
met last Friday afternoon with Mrs. s.
Joe Brown 1857 Seventh street ct the
usual hour. the president presiding;
after the regular business and the re-
ception of = new member in the person
Of Mrs. j. r. Erickson, the club then
took UP the programme which was the h
life and works Paul Lawrence Dunbar,
his biography was read BY Miss Junetta
LETTER and was well received. The
discussion was opened BY Mrs chas
Cousins, ut the conclusion Of the pro-
gramme the club was then served to 9
dainty luIch by Mrs. Brown assisted by
Mss Miss lona Wilson. after which the M
club adjourned 70 meet next Friday
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

for the afternoon was by Mrs. A. E.
Price. The Niagara Movement" The
club will meet next week with Mrs. G.
Mr. Washington.
Mrs. Erie is seriously i'll at her home
929 18th avenue.
Listen for the serenade Of the Elite
Mandolin club one night next week.
The Afro.American Progressive club
convened last Friday evening at the
home Of Rev. Ford and elected the
following officers: President, Rev. A.
Ford; Woe President, L. y. Lowsry;
Secretary w. 3. Lowery; Treasurer,
Chss johnson. The meetings will be
held each Flidsy evening. Mr.. L. D.
Lowery entertaining Feb. 20.
q
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
A.s.A NEWS.

The Busy Bss club will give valen.
tine social y the church Thursday
evening.
Mr.. I'd Butler Of Buxton Va. in
Abba Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. Maddy Gaines left
Albia sunday Tor Tennessee. They
were two Of Albias best young people
and we al miss them in our vicinity.
There are few ssrangsrs in our city
Next Sunday il Aliens day and it
will be observed by the, A. M. e.
church In this city.
Lawyer Geo. Woodson OF Buxton is
is in Abba attending this session tof
court.
Madam Alexander and Fewe and
Rev. Alexander Of Hooking attended
services in Abba sunday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
I. PHEONix. ARIZONA.

Special 70 Bvstandss. lS
The funeral ceremonies over the re-
mains OF Nj. Vim. X. Baker took place
Ut Merrymsns undertaking. psrlors,
Ad ms stseet, on the Goth day Of !an.
1907, preparatory to shipment to his
native home, Jedersonville, Ind, for
interment. IA 555
8.s The high esteem in which he was
made doubly sppearents BY the M man!y
friends and admirers who were present
and the many and costly dorai designs
presented to attest the high apprecia-
ions held BY the citizens Of Phoenix.
who made his acquaintance while here
and learned to enjoy his many gifts
and charms as . musician and loyable
character as man.
:t.s The Masonic fraternity turned out iD
fnll and BY ritualis,ic service and de-
voution to the deceased brOther. gave
full expression to the fact that = true
Mason is never alone and without
friends in life or in death. w hat
could be done to comfort and strength
en- the bereaved In aid of their depart
ure to tho old home and friends where
no doubt many sad hearts waited 10
assist in the last obsequies at the grave
Rev James Washington delivered =
most appropriate and beautiful oratioD,
al =
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
CEDAR RAPIDS NOTES.

Miss Bessie Oil liphant reports . very
pleasant visit in DUBUQUE with Mrs.
John Wells.
Mrs. Lena McDavis is able TO be out
again after being confined to her rooms
several days from painful fall on tie
ice.
Mesdames Harry Horn and Charles
Boone were visitors in Ottumwa this
week.
The J. s. Y. Club convened with Mrs
r. Perkins last Wednesday and elected
the following officers: President, Mrs.
B. Downing; Vice Presidential A. E.
Price; secretary; Mrs. q: N. Washing
oo; Cor Secretary. Mrs. &. Grey
Treasurer, Mrs. A. Msrshall. Paper
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

The Negro Republican Club will meet
in regular session Thursday evening
the 2lst at the Office offs Joe Brown
5o7 Mulberry street The club will dis
cuss the bill now before the legislature,
known as the Des Moines Municipal
plan The discussion will be lead BY
Rev. o A johnson followed by J. G
Williams sS, Joe Brown and other mem
hers of te club, all members are re-
quested b be present at this meeting,
ssthers axe other matters Of Importance
to be attended to by the club
s. Joe Brown, President
j. C. Williams, Secretary
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15
cLARINpA NOTES.

The second Baptist church IL earring
on revival meetings, ne wish than greas
success.
The A. N. E. church will have quarter
" meeting Sunday.
Miss Besalah Burton OF Red Oak was
in oar city over Sunday TO attend the fun
eral of Mr.. Montgomery,
Mrs. Daisy Martin of Red Oak il visit
ing her sister Mrs Clara Keene.
There will be grand concert given at
the A. NJ. E. churcn Thursday Feb. l4th
BY the literary society and Also valen.
tue box.
Mrs. Lizzie Washington Of Corning vas
Ia our city Sunday, We were all glad to
see her. =
Percy Loaneer Is expected home soon
from Sioux City.
Theodore Pemberton Of Kansaa Cityis
In the city visiting relativs snd friends. hs
will r:turn back tomorrow morning 70
attend 10 business.
Mr.. H. X. Hiilon. G. .. OF Omahs,
Nebr. WIS Ia attendance st Mr.. Mont.
gomery' ! funeral.
Arthur Montgomery.
Mr. Arthur Montgomery. SON of Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Montgomery, died at
his home, l54 and Logan street. Friday
Feb Sat l2 o'clock, sfser = short ill
ness Of appendicitis. He was 32 years
Of age, and the only child. He was
loved and respected by all who knew
him. The great loss sustaind By his
death, his wife, children and parents.
rs we'll as the cunminity. have the
heartfelt sympathy Of their lsrge sircls
Of friends and acquaintances
Mr.. Montgomery was : member Of
Golden Circle Lodge No. 27. a. +. 4 A.
M; was elected Master Of his lodge last
year and reelected again this year.
He was m honorable member ana was
loved BY all the brethren. VI
Funeral services were held at the NJ.
p. church Sunday afternoon at $3.50, in
charge Of the Masons. Rev. Able read
ftLe 7tn chapter Of Job, kev. Palmer
offered prayer and Rev. ]. M. Paterson
preached from Matthew gath chapter
and 42nd verse. Music was furnished
by . quartet. Over 500 people viewed
the rema,nes. The f,ral offerings
we're many and beautiful. His parting
words were that he had gone to rest.
He leaves to mourn his death : wife,
Ave children, father. mother and host
OF relatives and friends. Inserment
was in The Clarinda city cemetery.
Happy hours we've had together
| But my voice you'll hear no ,nore
They have called the roll in heaven
And my mission now is DER;
Fare we'll now, but not forever
| For in heaven we'll meet together
In the resurrection morn.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

Miss Irene Howard, Cornetist Of
Chicago arrived in the city Wednesday
morning and is a guest in the home Of
Mrs R N. Hyde; Miss Marin Moore Of
Chicago her accompanist is the guest Of
Mrs E. B Elliston. The young ladies
will be in the city until Monday.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

The Callahan Industrial club met ct
the home Of Mira. ellis Feb Is. Meet
Ing called to order By President Mrs.
Elliston. After the regular routine Of
business there was on elegant program
rendered; general discussion Of the
Negro and his progress A dainty
lunch was served by the hostess Ad
journsd to meet at the home Of Mrs
Rivers the Goth inst. 81
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ae Second Baptist church Sunday

the Second Baptist church Sunday
morning.
The P. Z, D. literary club gave q
Valentine social Thursday evening.
Bishop Mack preached 1T Second
Baptist church Monday.
y The Misses Wade OF Galesburg were
IN Monmouth sunday
On Thursday evening the Masous
gave grand entertainment At their
hall on the north side of the square.
The program was mostly nsde up Of
young people and some Of the best
talent in Monmouth and they acquitted
themselves to the satisfcetion Of the
audience. The Srecelpts Of the even
ing nstted the Mssons > respectable
sum.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1907-02-15

doy after visiting several weeks iu Fl.
Madison, In. 81
The Ladies Improved Sewing Circle
will meet with Mrs. II Heustar Satsr.
day afternoon. Y
Mr. Chss. Golden returned home last
Wednesday evening from Kewanse, Ill.
Mrs Frsncis Stewart will entertsin
the Ladies' Art club st her residence
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. johnson visited
M sud Mrs. Lewis Tsrver In south
Moline Sunday afternoon.