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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15

10 piiroe er MIR 10 getan baben, ais Oh
er oos alte 2ieo brittle, uno miroe
niht losgeldrieen baben oaB man
bdtte meinen fonnen, Ser @emeinoe=
buIe lei in Der Stride. llno menn er
nun nod einmal oas @aul anftue
iiber Die Sa6e, Damn ioae i'm, oen
S6ulten, ser leibbaftige 9imel bo=
len, tpenn er benz Gbtiitian nibt auf)
6as anoere DIR nod abriiie.
SIM Sauie trof Der 8iitenoe Die
S1ultin, mie lie umgeben BON Den
iingeren ainoern Die giienform in
Ole @eroflamme belt nnb giienfu6en
buff. u@ier merben @iienfu6en ge-
baden nno mein Meltelter muB &om-
miBbroo freiien!" i6rie er. llno
Damn beiduloiste er ale, oaBiie Dem
Senri6 aufidfiig ieien, fpie Elm jun
ger al1dud Dem re6tmabigen 8ogel-
iungen. SIS iolte nnr nod einmal
zines risfieren, Elm @ort gegen ben
@enri9 81 iagen, uno er miiroe iie
pertpidieL oaB iie Die @dnoe binauf-
frabbelten. uno iiberbmlpt, ben
Namen &enri6 mollte er nidt mebr
boren.
Sn ieiner @nt itieB er oen aaiten
nit BEN @iienfu9en Inn, uno als iid
bie S6ultin ibon aus Gorge UNI lire
SproBlinge, in 4amphtellung bradte
nrto oas Munomerf in 8enegung ie-
Ben mollte, Ga ging es mie Elm Sagel=
i6lag anf Tie bernieoer. Sic trage
allein Die S6ulo, oaB Ser Sunge fort
gelaufen iei uno oaB er, Ser Sbulte,
nun feinen mebr babe, aaf Ben er ii6
berlaiien tonne, uno oaB er ielber auf
feline alten Gage iib nod i6iroen
miiiie, bob es einen Stein erbarmen
Tonne. Sbne ibr epiges Seben pare
iest aues in Sronung, llno Der Sen=
rid idBe auf Dem @ofe nno Jorge fir
Die jiingeren @eidmilter nno bielte
Die Code in Sdnung, Die nun BET
ben oredigen 3eiten gang perfalen
miiiie. Sic babe ieinem 9enrid im-
uler I'M @ege geitanoen uno i'm iest
Inn ieinen Sobn gebraht. uno iie lei
ibulo, bob man iid ni6t mebr anltdn=
Dig Dor ben 2euten bliden laiien fon-
ne, uno bob man tdglid in Die Ser
legenbeit fomme, iiber Sen Sungen
befragt gu meroen. Nun poate er
aber idon iorgen, oaB feiner Sreuoe
baran baben ioate, ben 9enrid fort
geefelt 81 baben nn6 er mole nidt
Der ein5ige iein Der iid faput arsere,
oaB oas nit Dem Soferben 10 gefom-
men mdre.
(syorf{ekunn fpIof.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15
NIIerIei

-Yeter SUD, Elm alter oeuti6er
8iirger unferer Staot, Der bier biele
Sabre lang elm Shla6tergei6aft be-
trieb, lit geitorben.
IS. $. Mffled Dnroe Dienitag
morgen an Der Souiton utlo Ser go
leoa0 StraBe bon einem Shlaganfan
~betroffen; man brahte jim 5ilerlt in
cine Mpotbefe, mo Die Mer5te Or.
Burg uno Or. @oetb ii1 ieiner on.
nabmen, uno Damn nod Sauie.
- Inter oen Mftion1ren Ser 9
n. 9aroiuare Company iino Streitig.
feiten ausgebrOhen nn0 Die @eridtt
finb our ShIihtung oerielben in an-
iprud genommen moroen.
SSm Sitter BON 33 Sabren ltarf
bier 2onis S. arueger.
Sim Samitag MOLTEN Die Ste
publifaner unieres gountp in Der
ef's 8ane lire Champagne eroffnen.
SSn Der 8eetboben-SaIe loGeu
mebrere @aiIep-~8 eriammlungen OBJ
gebalten tperoen Die erIte finoei
Samitag ftatt.
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(Jorttesuns foIet.)

= Sin 2anomanm in Sber-Sorsoal
bel Saoersleben mltrbe bieier Gage IN
auer 5riibe ourd einen unbeimli1en
2arm in Ser 4ii6e aus Morpbeus
@rmen geipedt. @ls Ser bieoere2 ono-
onfel ii6 nod Dem &ei6 Ser &o6t0pfe
begeben moate, INN Die urIahe oes
@epolters gu ergriinoen, iab er beim
S6ein ieines fladernoen 2i1tes ge-
robe nod elm furbtbares l~1ngebeuer,
oas cine groBe Aenlidfeit NIT Dem
gel6mo1l5ten Seufel batte, unter ge-
maltigem 8etoie 0nr1 cine offene
Cir I'M Setter peridpinoen. Naf-
Dem iid Der ionit ni6t abereIaubiide
aoblpflan5er bon Dem erften @eiiter-
i6refen erbolt bate, betrot er berg
baft Den Seller uno iiebe ba: BORT lag
iein better Sdie, Ser lif inn Stale
losgerilien batte uno auf Der Guide
nod Ibenteuern idlieBli1 in Die Sill
DIE gelan9t mar. 9as Sier 16ien fid)
ourb ben Stl,r5 in oen Seller ldiper
perlebt 81 baben, oenn es nariiber
ltno iiber NIT glrt beipritt. Mls ser
2anomam es ieood eenauer unter-
llldte, ergob es li6, oaB oas 8lut-
&lrIhiaft par. Der S6ie batte BEL
leinem Safe elm grett nit uginge-
ma6tes" beruntergeriiien uno ser
Snbolt Der Slider batte iid iiber bos
Sell oes S6ien ergolien. Cine ge-
tale llnteriliduns ersab, Dob bos
Sier iiberboupt feinen Sbaoen erlit-
ten batte.
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@rmnbeisemtmms 1te6ertrasnusen.

Srau 3. Weripetber an gran Oscar
2. Bnllen, @ruuoitiid i'm gitbz9lod
1865; $3.50.
9. e. @itte an q. 6. gladlod, @runbs
ifiif an Der 9eIaipare Ctr; $500.
Soiepb Sauit unb Srau an s. s. Gufii,
@runoitiid an Der Yere5 Strabe; $3.50.
Soiepb 9fpan an Sacob aubn, @runbs
itiid nn Der Mebina GtraBe; $500.
Charles @ngelmam an Rarearetba
gngelnlann, anteil an @runoitiid an Der
abemie g; 81 Ii. q.
Sobn S. Sdneiber II. q. an gauline
nro U. 6. 9ids, @ruuoltiid an Der Sole
pbine StraBe; $3.50.
Bal. Medler ulo Srau an 8. SO. Sims
mang, @rnllbltiid an Der Ode Der 8ueno
Wiita nfin COLORADO Ctr; $4,000.
5rau Clara @ur8 an 5rau g. 80.
Butler, @ruloitiid an Der 8ri5 Strabe;
$1,000.
6. a., 3. 8. nnb 9. q. 9eaIe al @az
lentine @edIer, @ruubjtiid an Der 8llena
giita Strabe, Eroipeet Sill; 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15

Sc bdllfiger Die @elegenbeit, i
ieltener miro Tie belli1bt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15
Setrats . Shetue.

emil Settle Jun. unb aatie Heef.
Albert 8. @iIiobauH uno Olga 8agz
ner.
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Tprt NIT hert Gift

Sadberltdnbige i%pifIen, baB biele in
bieiem 2anbe fabri5ierte Biaen 2nefiilz
Der entbalten. 9ieies beimtiidii6e uno
idleidenbe Gift, ipenn ldnser genommell,
bergiffet @lut uilo Sdfte inb nntersrdbt
Die @eiunbbeit lansiam aber fider. Sic
alien nnb tauienbfa1 b~eipdbrten ct. 8er@
nar6's &rdtterpilen iinb aus frif6en
Eflan5en uno @nr3eln bereitet nnb bas
ben ii6C ieifs S~abrbnnberten bel allen linz
~terleibsleioen. @eritopfung nnb 2eberleis
ben nls elm ii6eres uilb iiberaus pirfiaz
mes 5eilmittel ftets sldn5enb betpdbrt.
Die ct. Bernard ardutersYiaen lino IN
alien Npptbeten All baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15

sod in ben Bitten
Subeliubelt elm Yiepmab.
CT piept.
uYieb?" piept er.
Maes flinet, observation-disclosures,
gqes iin9t, Sanseidnseiinseno,
Oil
S6o6oI
OIL
&arl ggon 9eutobalo &~lanabuber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15

-Sn Sort 8ortb finoen CUR 3eit
feds Gonbentionen BON @rbeiter-8er-
einigungen itatt. gs iino Die Der
2ofomotipfiibrer, Der giienbabnfou-
oufteilre, Observation-Disclosures nlo
Wolhiniiten Der .Grain Wen", Der
eleftrifer uno Der nSeoeration of
2abor".
- am 2. Mai fipoet in Dem cont
mon oiitricts" Sdultruitee-@ab
ftatt.
- Mm Is. Wai ioa in Sort @ortb
Die Staats- 4onbention oes 2pon-Slii-
gels Der repulifmiihen Bartei itatt-
finoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-15

Tur die kucbe.

Gin dm ids e
ri h t.-Mon m6blt bier5u einen A.
pfunoigen &o1fiih, ben n1at gerel=
niet NIT 2 Saiien @ailer, | Solle
weiBen @ein 1 fleingebadte 3tpiebel,
/ @elbriibe, ebenfaas gebadt, 2 8eter=
IilienItengel, 6 i6marae Yfefferforner,
/ ihlidten gBloffelbon Sol5 nebit /
gBlofelpoG Butter outs Selter bringt,
MO man i'm langim 40 Minltten
limmern laBt. Snopiiden bereitet
man cine Souce, inbem mon 1 gB=
l0ffelpon Butter nit / gbloffel Mebl
glatt reibt unb battt1 bon Der griibe
bin5ugibt, in Der Ser Slid geoiinitet
muroe. Mon fo1e Die Sance 5 Wi-
mlten lang, riibre 1 gigelb, oas mon
nit 2 @Bloffel @aiier 5erflopft bat,
uno 3itronenioft nod @eidn1of oa=
ran. Den Slid bebt man porlidtig
naf cine erparmte Slate, fiigt Der
Sauce einen neiteren groben gBl0ffel=
boil Butter BET uno giebt oieie nit
Dem Slid 5u Gid.
Mmfgebriibte 8rotfuppe.
Man idneioet nidt gu frildes @eiB=
brot in oiinne S1eiben auf Die Cup
pente1er, leet einiee Stiidden quite
Butter, etmos SaI5, nod 8elieben
aud Elm friides giootter oorauf nno
gieBt fodenoe 6leiibbriibe oariiber.
SeIleriefnppe. 3nei lido
ne groBe ODER audi orei fleine ge-
paihene uno geidalte Sederiefnoaen
idneioet man in Sdeiben, laBt tie
fiinf5ebn Minuten lang in fo6enoem
@aiier foden Iegt Tie gum @blalt-
fen in elm Sieb uno oiinitet lie batm
in oerloiiener Butter nit einisen
Stiiden feingeihnittenem roben
Sdinfen ODER onr9mahienen Sped
uno 2 Bis 8 20ffel Webl langiam
peid, flint 2 Quart leidte 8ribe,
i'm Notfan @afier, ba5u, laBt aaes
5uiommen Elm @eiIden foden ltreidt
bic Suppe onrd ein feines Sieb,
bringt fie nohmals gum &oden uno
eieBt iie iiber geroitete Semmeltpiir=
feI in Die Suppenidiiiiel.
Gin
Bfun6 2infen, Die man am Mbeno
porber eintpei1t, neroen 81 einem
oiden 8rei gefodt. 9ieiem 9rei
fiigt man bin5u: 2 Big 3 Ger, fem
gebadte BeterliIie, MusfatmiB, ct
mas IN Butter geodmpfte 3miebel,
Sal5 nno @eiBbrotfrumen, mengt al
les gut nntereinanoer nno formt
rlnoe Srifanoeqen oarals, Die man
in Butter ODER Set idon braun
badt. Mit &raut ODER Salat gege-
ben, biloen bieie elm ausgeaeidnetes
giien fir etpn flint Herionen.
Shnumtorte. S6Iage oas
@eiBe bon 6 giern uno fiige, iomte
oas gimeiB 8laien mirft, R-Seel0f=
feI bon Cream of 9artar bin5u, fabre
nit benz ShIagen fort, big Der
Sdnee felt it, gebe ~ 9aiie era-
mlierten 3uder binein, idlage nod
5 Winuten uno bade Die Gorte in
elmer nit 9araffinpapier aasgeIeeten
Shame in einem parmen Diem lang- f
Jam gar.
Gin meiBer Sudden. Wan
reibe / Eafie friider Butter 5u Sab=
ne, gebe 2 Eaiien ueiBen granulier=
ten 3uder bin5u uno fobre nit Dem
Sdlaeen fort, Big Die Maiie Elm leid-
ter Shaum lit. Siebe 2 Seeloffel
8adpulper nit 8 9oiien Mebl brei-
nal, idlage 6as @eiBe bon 6 giern
an feitem Shnee nno gebe / gaife
Miih uno oas Mebl 5u Dem 3uder
uno Der Butter, oann riibre man
poriihtig oas gimeiB binein unb ir-
gen6 elm beliebiges @euiir5. 9ieien
Sudden badt man in elmer 6orfn ooer
aIs Shidtfuden.
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Die uSiiooenti9en Monats

01e nSu00euf10e1 Wtof1QfS=
bette proteltieren gegen cine ibeuB=
lt1e 9erunItaltuns oes Boetbe'iben
y9sodtlieoes", eie ibon ieit 2angeln
auen @ebiloeten elm S6eueI unb
@reuel lit. 9as @oetbe'i1e @eoi1t,
oas in Ser gan5en @eltliteratur mobl
faum Seinesgleihen bat, lmltet:
11eber alien @ipfeln
SIT 8nb',
Sn alien @ipfeIn
Spirelt 9u
@aum einen 9nliG;
Sic 8oslein idipei9en i'm @aloe.
8nrte min, babe
Hu1elt 9u au6.
uno pie lit nun bas ibone @eoib1
perbaabornt moroen nnb miro bon
bielen @eiangpereinen nod Der &uB-
lau'iden &ompoiition geiungen! 90
beiBt es:
Inter alien @ipfeln
SIT Stub,
Sn alien 3peigen
9Dre1t 9n
Semen 2att.
9ie @oslein idlafen i'm @albe.
8arte MIR, babe
S6ldft au6 9u.
3meitens aber mar Dem @oetbe
Naboibter bas 2ie0 ni6t lang ge
mug. gr oi6tete 0arnm folgenoe er
baulide Stropben bin5u:
Inter alien Wonben
SIT Hlag';
llnb ale Sabr'
lInb ale Sag
Sa11mrerlaut Cd
9as 2aub beripelft in Dem @alhe.
@arte mir, babe
@elflt auG SUI.
Inter alien Sternen
SIT Stub;
Sn alien @immeln
66reit 9u
@arfenlaut,
Die gnglein ipielten, bas idallte Cd
@arte MIR, babe
Spielit au6 Sui
0a nod Der Mitteilung Ser nSlo
oeutiden Monatsbefte" elm 2ieber-
bud, bas bieies i1impflibe Ma9-
merf entbalt, bereits in 90. @nflase
berbreitet lit nno Dos 2ieo in Ser ar=
segebenen 5aiiung angeblih auf bic
len 0eutihen @olfs- uno Mittel=
idllen geilttgen miro, 10 glauben
mir, bob es nunmebr an Der 3eit it,
oas unfraut nit Stumpf uno StieI
al1s5urotten.
Die 8erIiner uSSligeno" brad-
te n~afitebenoes pitimmungspoles"
@ebibt:
2en5 fponne.
OF Qeu5esbruitbabenbe Qauliftel
OF Tnnbiftel
OF @onnetpobIfpebl
Sb @onnetpebipobll
Of @ebnonileippbll
3o6 in ben Qiften
sSubelil6elt Elm Ylepmab. -
CT piept. --
gBieb?" piept er.
Maes flinet, observation-disclosures,
Maes iin9t, Sanseidnseiinsenb,
Oil
S6o6ol
OIL
aarl ggon 9eutobaIo a~lansbuber.
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giel SrnbeI

miro beruriadt ourb 2eber- uno
Magen-l1ntdtigfeit. 9iefes Ios5u.
DerbenL iopie Gopfpeb, @iqiofitat
uno @iftitoffe, bic @eIbiudt nerurfa.
6es< pebnit Or. Sings Neue 2ebens.
piflen, Die 5~uperIdiiigen 3teiniger,
tpelde angenebm pirfen. Is Cts. bel
HooIpb DreiB uno 81. gobn & 60.
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A1tHtueu.

Der 2eutnant ardhpib fam fid
nod immer nidt entfdeiben, tpelde
bon meinen beiben S09tern er nebmen
fou." = .Wiebiel befpmmen benin
Sbre T09ter mit94 vSebe gleia@
bell" = DC geben Sic einfa9 Der
einen ettpas mebr!"
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- Ius 8enneop uno Gnero fommt
ole Nadridt, bob BORT ourd &agel
S6aoen nngeribtet lit.
Mns Waion miro ser SOB bon
Ingnit @rbeleer gemeloet.
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@soanksnfplittsr

gei einsm Settenfpruns bat fi@ f6on
manter atitlsbens ben SUB peritau6t.
Grft baue inn eing iiber ben S6doel,
bann unterbanble nit 9etnem 5einoe.
Sn Der 2ebenstom5oie, Der pebielpoleu,
Strebt elm Sober meiitens mad 9itelrollen.
9ab Der Sob unerbittli6, bamit babsn
f6 bic meiiten Meni6eH absefunben; aber
nur ipenise ftnoen fib brein, oaB bas 2eBen
uuerbittlih lit.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26

When it was first advocated trade union
lists in all parts of the country voiced
their opposition, claiming it would make
strikers foregone failures, since the places
of strikers could be SO easily filled by APP
plication to the Division of Information.
Now that the union men have seen how
strong an effort is made to take laborers
away from the cities and keep newcomers
from them, they heartily indorse the plan,
as a rule.
And the facts and figures in the pos
session of this Division of Information can
be had for the asking at any time. Any
American or foreigner who wants them is
entitled to them"
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26
PLAToNIC LOVE
Takes a Dog-faTI out of the System and
Gives Personal Reasons.
(By John F. Clarke.)

Platonc love is the kind that was prac-
ticed by Plato.
In theory it is fine; in poetry it is finer;
in dreams it is finest.
Plato wore a cloak of armor plate en-
perimenting with ii, and that's how he came
to call it plate-on-ic love. In pure idyic
man in search of soul mate. or affinity,
seeks woman with a longing for fellow
ship or chumagy and then, hand in hand,
they walk through life, breathing pure ether
and thinking chaste thoughts, unsullied by
sordid sex considerations. They see in ma
ture something that Dame Nature never
saw. Their souls are one. All is positive
with them, there is no negative. 1t is a
game that may be played, but is is a goalless
game and likely to become monotonous
Queen Victoria and her body servant John
Brown, seem to have fulfilled all the re-
quirements for Platonic love. God knows,
and He won't tell.The sod covers John and
marble shades Vic's bones; they sleep in
the common bed of Mother Earth. Their
souls may be happily united in the Empyr-
can or they may be molested by the shade
of the Prince Consort butting in. On the
other hand, their souls may be as absent
as their bodies.
l had several girl chums when I was
school boy and l thought that it would be
delightful if We could stop Time and live
continually in a Platonic Eden, and l told
the girls so, but each informed me that
she had outlined a future in which a diff
ferent destiny beckoned All l now hope
is, that each one is happy in her destiny"
| had never read nor head of Plato nor his
school of peculiar fondness, but l was think
ing upon his line. Somehow a chum of the
opposite sex is sweeter and better than of
the same sex. In giving and receiving
small condolences, there is Il line and
sensation of chaste thrills that add exhil
araton and a sensation of purity.
If had my life to live over, l would not
mind sacrificing it to Platonic experiment
in the interest of science, and personal
inquiry.
That the subtle allurement may, after ALL
be the old time Passionate Love, in mas
querade, l am fain to believe. Whether
Cupid would reveal himself gradually. or
butt in, sporadicaly l know not, but await
for confession from a former novice and
later graduate.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26
Dawes LETTER
TO HIS DEAR HEAVENLY PARENT.
My Dear Heavenly Father

MY Lear heavenly
Was the shed that Jesus was horned in,
Burro Stable or Calf shed or a chicken
coop or pig pen or a pigeon Roost? l
can see all kinds of things there, in the
fixtures which Papa has ov it, but l can't
be certain which of them are the most at
home. They all seem to bee surprised but
Jesus and Josef. Jesus seems to the most
at home of any but Josef is mad and Mary
is ready to cry. l think the Camel is the
most intelligent looking one their, but we
cant see his head and if we cud he might
look different. l think the Burro wud look
smarter If he wood turn his head away
from Us too. Joe says one Of The sheep
herders is a Guild man. Is he? Is either
of them any relation to Jesus! / ddent no
but one of them mite hav bin related to
Mary Christ in sum way, when she lived
on the desert with her cousin Elizabeth.
| mean the time that" Mary arose and went
into the hill country in haste" Did she
hurry faster that time, than when they
started to Egypt on the Burro? Was it
their Burro? Why did she hurry so? Was
she afraid ov getting caut and who did she
think wood catch her? Was their any
sheepherders boarding at cousin Eizabeths.
when she went their or was Uncle Joseph
their? 1t is strange and funny story to
me- but is is plane enuf to Joe and its plane
to Bob Burdet Bob was in the funny
business once, so we cant wonder that he
saws, but its all a mystery to aPpa. He
don't get ratified very easy on common
family mysterys but this one is a corker
for him. He has to give it up, whenever
! ask anything about you and Mary and
Jesus. So | hope you will tell me honestly
and when you wrighte, you must remember
| am old enough to no that Sanity Claus
is a humbug and that the world is not fiat.
Our church is trying to collect a mile ov
pennies to pay the preacher and every
scolar at Sunday school that gets foot,
will get blue ticket for every foot. Some
have as many as they are feet high now
They want me to bring lot, but | think
| will save mine for a kite, then if | have
any left l will by some marbles. There
amt any way you can play with blue tickets
with bible verses on them. If l want any |
can trade marbles for them, after while.
AS ever DAVE.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26


Buckeye Secular Union.
Materalist Association.
These conventions will take place at
Canal Dover, Ohio Saturday, Sunday and
Monday, September 5, 6 and Z 1908.
Arrangements have been made through
President George o. Roberts of the Buck
eye Secular Union, and Eliza Mowry
Bliven of the Materialist Association for
special rates at the Central Hotel, Canal
Dover, at $3.50 per day for all delegates
and friends
The conventions will take place at Hard
estys Opera House and every Freethinker
within easy reach of Canal Dover should
make a special effort to be present in order
to give encouragement to the work in which
the officers and members of these organiza-
lions are engaged.
Several of the best known Freethought
writer's and speakers in America will be
in attendance. This will afford splendid
opportunity to many for happy comming-
ling, or a communion, as it were among
Freethinkers. While the full program has
not yet been completed it is known that
among the speakers will be DR.. T. j. Bow
les, of Muncie, Indiana, one of the Blades
principal contributors and author of the
series of articles on the Persistence of
Superstition; Otto Wettstein, of La Grange,
Illinois, one of the strongest advocates in
America of Atheism and Materialism; Ma
rilla NJ. Kicker, whose picture and biogra-
ply recently appeared in the Blade, and
one of the foremost women in all America;
Dr. j. b. Wilson, of Cincinnati, of whom
the Blade or it's friends, cannot say too
much; Eliza Mowry Bliven, the indefatig-
able secretary of the Materialist Assocla-
ton; Helen M. Lucas, of Marietta Ohio,
a woman who is doing more to advance the
cause of humanity in her community than
any other we know of; John r. Charles
worth, the Blades editor and others.
Union will be held first. This will be
called to order by President George ..
Roberts Following will come the conven-
ton of the Materialist Association and Eliza
Mowry Bliven will bring this to order.
According to the present arrangements
there will be a round table conference held
at the Central Hotel, Saturday night, at
which all Freethinkers present will attend,
for the purpose of devising ways and means
for a more successful and more systematic
propaganda of Freethought principles, and
at the same time to outline the work OF the
two conventions.
These are to be inverted into what we
might conveniently call love-feasts. They
must be well attended. Enough Free
thinkers reside within radius of one hun
dred miles from Canal Dover to more than
fill the Opera House to overlooking. Let
this be done 1t is an opportune time The
location Is central
The meetings will be enlivened with vocal
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26

and instrumental music and add to these
the splendid speeches that will be made
and it will be well worth the time and
money spent in attending.
AS soon as the full programs are COM
pleted the Blade will give publication there
to for the information of those desiring to
attend.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26
BLUE GRASS BLADE
Two Freethought Conventions

Buckeye Secular Union and Materialist
Association Convene at Canal Dover,
Ohio, September 5, and 7.
Blue-grass blade., 1908-07-26
PRELIMINARY OUTLINE OF THE
GATHERING.

Two conventions.
Buckeye Secular Union.
Materialist Association.
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