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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

gtpb< Htitrpt bedtil, aus neill et'
SsS0brSehnlen oie foh1e1l1e 6tinof6 Iiljl
slrbeitStraft ers6u3t frirb, btsinnt u
Irerjisgtn, unb ihfolosbefjen ss
| Rcntraftbrnd Der Qonbdrbeittr ii
Nklti sssonb 3ar MofT fTsRsr{d sir;sa5 es
|lprtotn. Dtrg<blisb flht man nod
UlitttIn, Inn oie Brase oer 2anbf fiu@l
3u I6fen. 81
@sbr 0psimiaifd tAeint nie Qlnse.
| leqenbeit Der ebemaIige frap30f bg
g}remitr MeIine 5il betronten. ipis
aus {einer Reoe berpbresht, bic & aii
benz int<rnotionaifn fdnbiUirtbfm
IiGen Rongreb in Mien belt. 81
enipdrf nGmlin Gin fdrbsnicits Bib
bon eine1n Norgong, Der iih iItnerb1If
nn{eres Wolfslebens mit Ndturnotb.
irenbigfeit tperbe 1bfpielen niiifell,
unb beifen eil1Ieitenbe Mtte bereits
tpubraunebmtn ieisn. Gs fsi oie
grDbe, alleemeine Niidipun6erung ber
Men1Hbeit 3ur Ratur, bic Glu9t aus
ber GtaDt nufs 2unb, bic Niidtebr
3ur @holle.
Golden Sptiinismus ftsbt man Be-
reHtigter Meife reht iftptif6 gegens
iiber, 10 besnertt bic a1niide 3eituna
ba5ii:
,9lnf pelhe 5batfdden fih Mslins
fiiibt, lit i'm ein3elnen ni4t 3u ertens
llen. @etpiB, Mnl6ufe au elmer 4bz
nanberuns Der Snbnitrie gaufs 2dno
iperben n,ehr unb mebr getnahf, uno
audi Die MnfeBung Der inbuitrielen
9lrbeiterInaft in Der lGnbliden Nahz
har1haft Der, @tdbte fpirb ourh Die
Ginrihtung bpn Worortbdbnen nr1o
| Mrbeiter5iisen eritrebt uno erleiftert.
9(uh aittert eine itdrfe Gebnfnht mad
2uft unb 5onne unb Rube 0urd Die
ftGbtiide 8eb0lferllng unb treibt fie,
fir Moden tpenigftens, abfeits BON
ser lauten 0eerftrabe unieres Sc
| iddfts- unb @eIenlhaftslsbsns IN bic
itine CRIME @infantteit. Mber mas tt
NIT biefen @rfheinunsen seiDonnen
fir bas grobe Yroblem, oefien lDluna
niGt BLOB unIerer 2anopirfbidaf.t,
irnbern per gefammten 0olfsDirtbz
ihaft aiinnernine ihafft2 Gs fehlt
Ser 2an0tpirtbihaft an 6dnben; UNI
$nGnbe tperben ibr in nDtbieer3abl nno
8raudbarfeit tpeber burd ben fartoFz
felbauenben Jabritarbeiter nod hurd
ben rofensiidtenben 2anbbausbefber
aur 8erfugung seitent. Wit Der
2anburbeit i'm Nebenamt 1T Der Jrage
rli6t sebient." )"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11
5taturiutrttJTd Td1nft mil nrr
3tplkHkraft.

Geh esSabren piro in Deutfhlanb
iiber sic GntpOlterung bes slatten
2onos eetlagt. DAB bies niht srunoz
lbs seIdiebt, aeigen bic Grgebniffe Der
0olfsaGhIung.. eSnnerbalb BON breiBig
esobren (187O-190O) bat fid Die
@taotbeDDlferuns mebr als perbopz
pelt, baaegen 1T bic 2anobeDOlferung
an 3abl 5uriideegansen uno bat mehr
aIs i6re1 ganaen GeburtsiiberfduB
rerloren. Gin er{hredenbes 8eifpiel
1T Medlenbure- -5diperin. ,Sm Sabre
1871 bate bier ous slatte Qano runb
$50, 900 Betppbner. Dabon ginsen In
6en ssabren 1871 1900 runb 200,S
900 Men5hen burh Mbtpdnberung
nerloren. Gtna $4,000 ipanberten in
bic eiaenen @tGbte. 10000 in bic
srembe. Dieie Gntp0lferuns bes
alatten Qanbs ipirb als bas fhtperfte
fosiale ntbtl betrahtet, an bem Die
Rulturb1Ifer Der Weuaeit leiben, btnn
tomit ipirb bic Quelle Der Nolfsfraft
rerfhuttet, aug benz fie INNER dufs
neue Rrdft fdb6pfen n,iiffen.
Muh iii ben Der. Gtuaten greift bic
5ludt nad Der @tabt INNER lnebr lin
iih, ipesbdlb aderbautreibenoer Gin
ipanoerung Die grDbte unteritiiBuna
auiheil ipsrotn foflte. Sn Der Grnte5eii
iteiaert ii1 immer tnpfinblidtr bel
Wanasl an Mrbtitstr6ften. Sn
Deut{Mlnnn III man CUR Mniperbuna
bon Wunbsrarbeitern se3ipunstr,
Ganfengxngsr gendnnt, ip,il be BE-
speNunq uripriingIid BON DftDeutfbs
lamb nod Gddfeu itattfnnb. Dis
Wanber6rbtiter iinb meift pDlnii6er
gantion. 81 gang Dtutid idlnnD iibtrs
iteiat itrt 3dbI eine WliuiDn erbtbltd
ln6 btleht mtif aus si&sausldn.
bern.
Wson fprid5f bereits pDn siner Maub.
rirf6lddft 1nit III wDlt tsirafi, btnr
De QaiiS Sip;r (6aH mab btn abtpan,
herubf1 zql Iipaids iht<f rheits III
hurd fiI3 N xtd lige alnStdnber 10
| itteH. 81 nit ber &6rlIt M.
ipdd,jt IIiI6a oRbern III it0tm s5a5rl
md 1l s fJlIl 1pifber iJt i|El
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

He{pnbers aef16bigt lDntben bllr9
Ben @ertnn Bic Jdmilien bsr 8drbi
nnb perus3i. Gin mlit9Iitb her pts
rn33i bat nun reuerbinss an ben aDz
ilia, bie Negierung anb bos porloment
6ie Mifforbtruns 8tti1tet, bic ate
G@ulb III be5uhlkn. Der Ehronift iez
lier uIten Set, Giopnnni Wiunni gibt
cine intereffante @efhihte tbiefer Nm
leibe, tnDriiber ber 0rantfurter3 3eiiung
btricbtet ,pirb:
Der Muff9muns Der italitnif1tn
GtGbte i'm 12. ilnb 13. sSdbr6uapsrt
bait einen arDbsn 9bsil bes bandit
gtn Gelbpertsbrs in einigt 5lDrentiner
@ontb6ufer pertinigt, uHter benen bic
ber Haroi unb Peru33i ben eritengfans
einudbmen. Gbuurb III. ,lnb DEFENDERS
Gbuarb LII. BON Gnglanb nabmerl Be-
heutenbe Mnleiben Bel ibnen anf, nnb
nit biefem Gelbe besdnn Gbuuro HI.
ben Rriea gegen ben R0nig ponGralsfa
treid. pbilipp bon Ballots. Mber fdhon
III ber eriten peripbe biefes Rrieges err
lieE 1t Elm Oefret. batirt bnln 6. Mui
1889, burd, bds er ale 3nbIungen an
bic Staatssldubiser einftente. Die
WorfhiiHe Der perua5i betrusen 1862
600 pfunb 9terling. nad beutigem
Gelbtpertb ettpa 6OMilIionen Qire, Die
ber Burbi mod bebeuten0 mebr, nnb
herGefammtserluit belief firh. tpie9ii=
lani angibt, auf rnebr ais ], $50, 900
0DIbaulben, ,fpas benWertb einesRD~
nigsreit1s ausmaht. 9onifa5io pe@
rllasi, Der bamaIise ghef bes 9dufess
elite ndh 2onbon, I'm Bic Nidnabme
bes fdtalen Defrets al ertpirfen, aber
feline Bemiibunsen bIieben erfolglos,
unb i'm folgenben Sabre ftarb er se=
brohenen 9er3ens. Sang Jloren5
aber erlitt burh ben u1eriparteten
Ghlas einen ungeheuren @haben, unb
5ublretde Samilien, bic Bel ben Gez
fhdften Der sroBen 8anfbduf,r inter-
eI{irt iparen ober @eloer in Depot gez
gebsn battsn, tpurben rui1irt. Die
8arbi unb perua5i besannen foglei4
gu liquioiren, Der eigentlihe Bancroft
eber erfplgte erit i'm Sabre 1346, nahs
hem nod BON anberen Seiten 8erluite
hin3ugetommen tbaren. Cine beifpieI@
lpie Beripirrung, bic audi il, politifher
9eaiebuns ibre Jolsen hattie. trat in
5lpren5 Elm, ss feblte pDlIig an barren
Gelbe, unb bic 2iegenldaften inner
bdlb unb auberbaIb Der @tabt ianfen
inter Elm Drittsl ibres Mertbes. grit
gu Mnfang bes Is. Sabrhunoerts batz
ten iiA Die @erbdltniiie pieber gefez
itigt, Die sSnbuitrie bliibte auf, unb her
@elbberfebr mar tpie ebemals auseez
hebnt. Die einitmals 10 reihe 5ami@
lie Der perua5i jebo4 mar total Ders
armt, unb nur4ansiam selang es ibr,
NIT Der 3ett gu einem mdbigen Woblz
ifanb gu gelangen. sic, bat niemals
anf lire ssorberung an bic engliide
arone beraidtet Die Sdulbbere
fnreibune GDnig Gbuarbs III. ion
lih i'm Britiiden Mufeum befinben -
unb BON 3eit su 3eit. bisber freiIid
itnmer erfolslos. ibr @utbaben. bas
nit Gins unb 3iniesains cine fabelz
bate 60be erreidt bat. retlamirt.
3uleBt bat @labitone nit benz oama<
lisen 6aupt bes 9auies, benz ebemaliz
gen Miniiter unb Biireermeiiter DDn
0lorsns, ubaloiiio peruaai, 8erbanbs
lungen ipesen Der Hiidsabluns anges
fniipft, bic aber bur9 ben balb nahz
chamber erfolgten Sob Der beiben
MGnner unerlebist blieben. Sb es ben
perua5i iebt eelingen miro, einen
Gbeil hires @slOes pieoer gu erlansen,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11
Die prnb !.

gines NbenOs lab i'd nit fneinenn
sSreurlos Rdrl in etnem Heitanrdnt.
llniere l1nterbaltuns mar eben beims
s Srinfgeloerunneien unb beim ,0er=
rrdnen" Der Rellner angelanst.
rNa," bertbe;oiste mein 5reunb
Oiefe bienitbaren geiiser, ,sur 10
ihleht brauhit Du Die 2eute nidt su
MAIDEN. S1 gebe ia felbit sll, baB
iin Der cine o0er Der anbers einen
flsinen Rehenfehler gu fduloen tom=
mn ldBt; i'm sroBen unO gansen iebo9
iinb es ebrlihe 2eute. sic 1i9 ibr
tdglibes 8roS faner ssnag peroienen
n,iiiisn.1
pM9, asb tpeiter, mein 2ieber,"
.uHterbran id ben Mebeflnb, rbiefes
,5auerperoienen" laife ih mir einz
gsben. Mir 3. 3. bnben in Der Snule
Die Derihieoenen Mbbitionsfebler ME
piel Miibe gernoht unb 10 Elm
.Gdpar5bsfradter" bat barin nod
before llebung. anra nnb gut, ih
bleibe bei rneiner Mnfi1t be}teben. oaB
ale Rellner nit fdmmtlihen Wdi-
fern estpdfden iino. Gber slaubit
Du, 0aB iemdls elm 0err ,Sber" 10
ehrlih 1T, bagegen au proteftiren,
tpenn Du aus Werieben mebr sablit,
als Ou Dirtlih fhuloig 5iit?"
nDas CLAUDE ih ni1t nur, ionoern
bin ieb duf) felfenfeit bdbon iibers
5engt," ipar Sic Mutport oes unpetz
benerliden Dptimiiten.
nalun gut, plaBte ih od teraus,
i'd min Dir bds @eesrltbeil betpeiz
len. SD babe jebt bret @las 9ier.
8ei Der gerirgen Befsbnng oes lp5
fuls lln5 Dem grpBartigen @eb1htniB
Des Rellners III bod fi1er Bic Mn-,
natme beredtist, oab er genau fpeiB,
tpfe biele G0pfe er mir ge5raAt hat.
Wenn icb NUN gable, gebe ih bier @las
Bier an ,unb mir tperDel Dann iehen.
nj. tpeit es nit bsr Gbrlihteit oes
p0erodhtisen ber it,
@tldat, getban. Sd riff. r6err
Gber, 5ablen.1 @tiadftig fam 1t 81
ran g<tdnaeIt: r9itte."
.Nlfc. i9 babe bier @las Bier
uN<r5eibtn, 6err Dpltor, sic irren
fd oa fling nlei,l syreunb All
grInitn an .@n babsn
| fiinf GJas!- s
1ubleaii! Nun erinlfe i4 unOl
nleIn litbtr adrl ,nahtt eli Iungts
@eiiht. 4 a.
PEI 8eD<is mar beHsr selunssn,
nss i@ ertpnrttte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11
Bnd1RaplnItplfrffr.

SIN 6aag pirb 5ur 3eit iiber biegrz
baltung Des6riebens beratben. in alien
RulturlGnbern bereitet man iih ober
auf ben Rrieg bpr, bas beiBt man 1T
unausgeIsbt tbdtig, nit neuen@elhiitz
aen unb @efhoifen, nit neuem Rriess=
material II. +. tp. Grperimente anSuz
fteuen. ueberau fheint troB Der er>
tlinsenhen 5riebensfhatneien Die 9lnz
1i9t porauberrfhen, bab bas beTeMit=
tel aur Grbaltung oes Griebens Die
ariegsbefeitfdaft lei.
Muh in ben @ereinisten Staaten 1T
man an maBgebenber @telle emfig be-
niibt, bic in bem ~ufiifh%japanifden
ariese eema9ten te6nifden 8epbadz
tnnsen m0glidft nubbrinsenb fir Or
NEE un0 Marire au periDertben. Cine
Der peittragenbiten Neuerungen, nell
he ben Sapdnern bic Dernihtung Der
ruiiif9en Slottenmaht ermDglihte,
mar bic 8eripert6ung ppn 0od= grplo=
fipftoffen, Das iapanifde r5dimofe",
Elm Grploiip, nel4es bem englifhen
lnbbite nahgeabmt tpurbe uno tpie
biefes Pitrinidure our 8oIis bal, bes
ndbrtt fih beIonters in ben Seeses
fehten, unb bic amerifonifhen 8eobz
adter baben berihtet, baB bic Wirtung
ber Grploiion beim Mnprdn, obne bob
Die Yrojettile bic feinblihen pan5er
bur9bobrten, enorm mar. Mebrere
rulii5he 6hiffe tpurDen auf folhe
Meife gum @infen gebraht. Srob biez
fer 8eobahtunsen batten iid uniere
Marines Mutoritdten bisber nod inn
mer 9egen Die Wernertbung bon 6ohs
GrplofipitDffen geitrdubt. uno au4 ber
.gbef bes Gefhiibpefens in Der 4rInee,
General gro3ier, belt nod an Der perS
alteten 9beorie feft. baB nur burds
f1lagenbe proiettile CUR 8erpenbuns
tomn1en follen. A
Wie Elm MdfbingtDner Rprrefppn~
bent melbet. baben aber nun unter btr
2ejtung bes Miaiors erasmus M.
We1per BON Ser Mrtiuerie, peld@er aur
3eit bem@ener1Iitdb augetbeilt i'll, aui
bem Mrtillerie< @AiebpIab gu 5anbD
QoDt Werfu4e itattgefunben, ipelde
auberorbentIine NefuItate esliefert bdz
Ben. Mdn tpiHfhte feft5uitellen. pb
9onerplofiDftoffe In ben Riifenbotttz
ri<n eesen angreiftnbe feinbli9e@ e@diffe
nit Grfolg peripenbet iperben t0nnten
go benubte man bdS groBe febsa0tIiee
@eftiib, iptIhks ppr eiriigen sSabxell in
benz Mrienal 81 W1tsrpliet berstiielIi
nDrben mar. 3u GnieBproben nit III
mem aus pitrini6urs berseitelten Gr=
piofipftoff (Dtrmutb[id elmer Werbijs.
runa bts III Der, Mrtiutrie bersits Ders
tptrtbefen vGtploiip 8 & btnannt mad
lem Grfinbsr MAJOR Dunn). @ini
frupps9 99n5erplatts biente ols 3ief,
obieft. Dis pldtte tpnrb burM tiSs
Muben< GypIsfipn obne BON benz prp.
| liffti( bairmbotrt i'll fein, polljfdnbi(
strtriimmtrt, dbnli4 ipie bos fdoI
| ftii6er nit Sen Gtdttalnninen, iii,
IrdFer G6ieb du1nlpoft gstiiLIttn rOs:
ljtstiien 6ef ben tpdr.
man 1T, ,lpie fstnsr 9trnsIbst apirb
III @fner1Iitob pou bspl Mnsfdn pe1
Elperimsuts d,l6ert btfrtebist, 1l,sl
NTH Il, bik( 81 l "a tllIlg meter eftsri|
sitifs ~ tbung DON 6
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

G Il bt lls e 3 81 ]! ( 1 as s
s. 8 II @ bon eiildnotr it1tsrl ldS1os'l
5li t0nness lDlIts isoe 0ouslfail L!2s nsIs
nl6gtrt: yin gs1nlIoeS i{tsllg g 59!I ID
l'h telt oIs .! nitp noB1 pe'M psiu1.sa
t1un1 pen ingsa sss:.ss rom1.s uusssa's J: sea
lpsac mp isar y s 4. s s'' sssss $50.
sDu'ss ss.l1 wv r,s 's,!svs wv
is aN'ps s,Y.;s ~ M ,,.;s ,,,,S 81 ksvt rs;
spsM ~, ays.!s s! u o.sf;a NH, - soiIsrtarf;n
49, 49,. ,,,SHs,;a I,; an, nnrIfsmmet 1s. [.
III ~, IA S sI19nifiit;s,b bot tin fr,armorirs
,;,sp afsh,n I'm \ MS ,s'r;ihrf 0iss BON bsm
smtr{fhsn Sc ben m TIsiitbfufsrn rubeuDen
sseff hsr syif eia Hfier an elmer
aranfbeit III grunoe segangen 5eigt
es cine tieft purpurrptbs Garbe. MI,z
.bsr5eits benefit uber aud eirle lebr
stlaie Jdrbs bes 6leifdes, ouB Oas
betreflenps :, 11isr bhltarn1 gflpsasn.
! sss q
@rnsfTeden Rinberz
hr;nn,n ,;nr rsirIiHY,its
r;sb.,,he go,,tter. a,,r Mer,tns;fT,,no
IN .~oo.-, H., <srrh.,, M ,,,,h apSh,bs,,
MI.I4s az Itass n.,,,,a ! ; ms;r ~ - nnT Ssr
m.: % s'a;s Na;s,.r 80 ~ ~ ,,;hs u rnsr ,,,,-
~ s..s i, ps,' .,sssrr. w.. a,s az IS nn.s ,,Is
!ss' .O.a O. .':.l III. e.'.sM i.'.s. |
!, pas A',.'ng,.!ull aoa!.u.l l1.us.1lua'ls. -.
legr e1nIames Vallsl y pus lhal ~
,Se1npanDTledpen lau01 unO OaI''1
ole be1HmlBte Sfeue alisFe1Dt. gerz
trdgt pei. Stoft Dds Welben nlo1t e
trdnft man eils Dterfdn getaltefes
2of4blatt nit benz Mr1lnontat, legt
es iiber bic Grasfledenitele, Elm trp=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

3iifns nnbs8ls1gef1irre,
Die Sic nit ulittEbbesii bbesiibben sGlaffistsiten sefIIIt
lDdren, 1lii5Ien fofort nod osn1 81
trnuM urRgsifiirat inerotn. Dit 4iBs
Des @efdBes trDdnet Damn aIIe Gtiih<
tigteit aus, linb DIE Gtf6irre bltibtn
IGnger braudbar. Il
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

Ste 8re.nner be.s Gas
% fens tonnen burh Mnipenbung Ell
niger Sropfen aarbol leiht gereinigt
iperben. pbne ben Brenner absus
fbrauben. Das Jett, tpelhes Iih in
bic 2Dder febt, Derurfddt bic rOtbz
liae JIamme, ipelhe nidt nur tpei1is
ger 6ibe ausitr0mt, als Die Hare
Glamme, ionpern trob Der minberen
6ibe, bod mebr @as perbrauAt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-07-11

MuBerprbentIid bait
barer 8inbfa ben. bdltbarer
llDA aIs bic fosenunnte 3uderfdnur,
gctpinnt man, ilt0ent man Elm 9utes
sbeil Mlaun in WdHer uufl01t. Wiro
Der 8inbfdbe1l in biefe MuflDflng
gelsgt unD 1tadher getrodnet, 10 TT
CT ur1aerreibbar. l.Is
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31
a Great Day.

There was a great day at the Fifth
Street Baptist Church last Sunday.
Aug. 25th. All services were well
attended The Sunday School was
called TO order by Supt. B. II. Pey-
ton at 9:45. The school was graced
with the presence of Rev. Sydney
Stanton Of the Second Baptist Church
After teaching the lesson he spoke
very encouragingly to the school.
All teachers and workers seem 10
be enthused. Judging from the at
tendance OF last Sunday bids fair to
say that the school will be second to
none in the state. The school is ex-
pected to give its picnic on Tuesday
September 3rd at Magnolia Park.
At 11:I5 A. NJ. the church listened
to an able sermon by DR.. c. II. King
of Raleigh, n. G.. At $3.50 p. NJ,
communion. Rev. J. J. Woodson a.
bly, conducted the service. IL was a
rejoicing time in Zion. At s p. NJ.
an able sermon was delivered by Rev
w. A. Mitchell The deacon asked
for $4,000 for the day but when the
last summary was made, IL was found
that $138.13 was raised. We fee
that the Lord is lowering around
Zion and that success and prosperity
will attend the church.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31

Eureka Co. No. was out with the
following officers: Capt. Isaac Moore
First Lieutenant w. T.. Weaver. Sc
cond Lieutenant r. c. Jones.
-lanet Co.. No. S: First I.ieuten-
amt Leroy Brown. Second Lieuten-
ant a. w. Jackson.
Blooming Lily Co, 30. IL: Cant.
v. Nj. Gwathmey. First Lieutenant
w II. Willis. Second Lieutenant
Lincoln White.
Pythian Cadet Co.. 80. 1. Captain
Roscoe C.. Mitchell. First Lieutenant
Archer Ferris. The Drum Corps was
In charge OF acting Drum Major
Joseph y. Fauntleroy.
The visitors were met at the sta
tlon in Petersburg by Major ID b.
Cornish, District Deputy Grand chan
cellor Edward W. Wood and McKin-
ley Co, No. 25. commanded by Cant.
Madison Lowry. First Lieutenant r.
a. Green and Second Lieutenant C.
W. Washington, together with mem
bers from the subordinate lodges.
The visitors marched TO Wilkerson' s.
Han.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31
Echo Meeting Of the National Baptist
Convention.

Every delegate who will 30 90
Washington VIII get help for the trip
1 from a Church. Sunday School. b.
Y. =. u. or Missionary Society. A
| due appreciation and indeed n sense
of duty should make us who go eag-
er TO make full report 10 those
who stay at home.
Let every delegate take notes
while at the National Convention
First as TO the attendance of the
meeting; second. the spirituality of
the meetings as compared with last
year; third, what the Boards have
done during the year; fourth. what
the Home Missionaries say about the
conditions of our nome land: fifth
what DR.. Proud says about the work
or the Lord in the West Indies and
South America. what Rev. l., y.
CheeN reports after six years stay
an Central Africa, Rev. ID. T. Murff' s.
story OF fourteen years achievement
OF Baptist Missions I'm South Africa
learned from his six months survey
.ot the field; sixth, the outlook for
future work az home and abroad
Advertise your Echo Meeting and
your report will do much 20 mako
known the Lords work. and viii re-
Pay IN "a measure those who helped
you 20 % the National Meeting
have the Echo Meeting. when tbero
Is nothing else going on. IL moro
lhan one delegate. let each report "A
special phase Of the work. Let ms
educate the Baptist Army on au
questions affecting our Denomination
al and Racial life.
we can mold as many Echo Meet
ihgs as there are delegates and IL
properly planned ana wisely handled
We can encourage. stimulate and
nre our denomination from Maine 10
california and from the Lakes IN
Gun The Spirit Of Truth will meet
Us IN great power and the coming
year work Will be all the erander
because OF the knowledge infused
ABOUT Him and for His cause.
Ran the great Echo Meeting.
Yours In His name.
l.. G. JORDAN, Louisville. XIV
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31

Convention Meets.

The Seventh Annual Session OF the
State Sunday School Convention OF
Virginia and b. Y. p. U. met at
Lynchburg In the chapel of the Vir-
glnia Theological Seminary and Col
lege, August 21, -. 23 and "a. 1907.
1T was one OF the largest GATHERINGS
the young people ever held i'm the
state The attendance of the Con-
vention was augmented by the great
desire 20 see the Seminary and Col
lege and again by the great interest
manifested in the election of the
President of the College.
The Convention convened prompt
~ at $3.50 o'clock on "Wednesday
morning, Prof. James $. Lee Of New
port News, presiding. The welcome
address was delivered by Prof. r. e.
Scott OF Lynchburg. IL was indeed
q master production and seemed 10
voice the sentiment of the Iyncnbure
people. This excellent address was
responded 20 by number of the
leaders of the Convention. All sec
uons or the state were well reDre-
sented and more than $50 school
and associations were represented.
The Convention floor was graced
with such leading men as Drs. Hol-
land Powell, w. r. Graham. r u
Bowling. Charles Stewart. ]. f. Ho-
ward OF Washington, r. c. Woods.
OF Baltimore and Miss Davis reDre-
senting the Foreign Mission Board
or the National Baptist Convention
and others. All Of the schools and
Associations rallied well and when
the final hymn was sung the Finance
Committee reported from an sources
on the table of the Convention. S732
80. The Convention was voted a
grand success.
The following officers were elected
Prof. j. S. Lee. President: w. r.
Ashburne. Cor. Sec; A. l.. WinsIoW-
Rec. Sec; Miss Maggie /. Miilner.
statistical Secretary; w. r. Smith
Treasurer. Prof. B. II. Peyton and
Miss Avies Horseley of Richmond
were elected on the Executive BOARD
Mr. r. II. Fauntleroy was elected
Recording Secretary of the r Y. p
=. Convention, also Prof b. II. Pev-
ton, A. NJ was elected Executive
Board Member. The Convention ad-
1ourned TO meet at the First BAPTIST
Church, Roanoke, Va. next year.
The work of the past year OF the
Convention was voted a grand sue
cess and enthusiasm ran high for
more work and better accomplish
ments.
The Board of Trustees Of the Vir-
ginia Seminary met at the Court ST.
Baptist Church and after delibera-
tions of day and a half. unanimous
ly elected Rev. c. II. Parish, ID. ID.
OF Louisville. KY. President of the
Virginia Theological Seminary and
College This seemed to have been
the thrilling cord that electrified each
person attending the Convention. for
IL seemed that the spirit OF satisfac-
tion filed each breast. The young
peopie of the state simply say go on
1--we will help fight the battle.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31
DINNER SERVED.

Dinner was served az 1880 at the
Pythian Castle to all Of the visitors
both male and female. free of charge
Never has there beGa a more gen
erous welcome rendered the organiza
uon In this state. The committee
In charge of Mrs. Martha Harris.
District Deputy Grand Worthy Coun-
sellor was tireless in its efforts. Ev-
erything was furnished free of charge
and the dinner was the very best.
The menu was ham and cabbage.
chicken both stewed and friend, to-
matoes, pickles. potatoes, roast beef.
corn and wheat bread, ice-cream and
cake and refreshments in abundance.
To add 10 the surprise there were
enough to feed 500 people.
The exercises at the Ebenezer Bap
tist Church took place at =. -.
Major ID. Il. Cornish was Master of
Ceremonies assisted by Deputy Grand
Chancellor Edward w Wood. The
edifce was filed both in the galleries
and on the main floor.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31

Christ's Mission Workers. Indus
trlal Home and Nursery for Women
and Children at their new fourteen
room building No. SIC n. 3rd Street
VIII have their permanent opening
beginning August 29th with rem
days feast in the wilderness ending
September 7th, 1907 at which time
the Manager and Matron wish To
snake the hands of every person in
this city. Feeling that this work
is needed not only in Richmond hrt
In every city in America.
we have dress-making, plain and
fancy sewing and darning. Hand
laundering done in first class order.
housh drying a specially. Best
home made bread and pastries.
X. V. CRAWFORD. Mgr.
NANCY LEWIS, Asst. MGR.
MINNIE JOHNSON, Matron.
For further information address SIG
North Third Street, Richmond, Va.
Richmond planet., 1907-08-31
Senator Foraker
Sounds Key=NOte.
Secretary Taft and the Tar
iff. The Speech Riddled.
THE QUESTION OF HUMAN RCHTs-THE REBELLION-THE
FRANCHSNO LAWS SOUTHLAND

GEORGETOWN, OHIO. Aug. 21-
In his first speech since the address
of Secretary Taft. United States Sen
ator Foraker before the ChautauQua
assembly here to-day discussed his
llow-townsman's opinion. from
which he differed i'm many particu-
lars. and among other things called
upon the secretary 20 explain his
views as TO the recent disfranchise-
ment legislation in Georgia and the
new rebellion that has broken out
I'm North Carolina and Alabama. In
the course of his speech Mr.. Foraker
said:
"Al the provisions of the Hep
burn rate bill specifically mentioned
by Secretary Taft i'm his commenda-
tion OF that measure. except the rate
making provision. were Incorporated
into that bill by the Senate. Most
OF them. with my active assistance
and some OF them upon my own
motion.