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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Sanre MildJ als Mebi5in.

geionccrs Su, S1rmcr. lcic nod
fol9enoe Seilen aufmerfiam burd.
On bait Die refine u%roerfdlifte 8uare;
lab tic D,5bal6 audi Sir uno Seiner
San1ilte an eriter Stele 81 Cute
fommen.
Saure @ilh: elm glapi bon
oifer Inurer Rilh, no Der Habm nod
nitlt ale gelporber, iii our Sommer5s
seit elm 8enub. Der pielen Wenifen
ii6er gucs gebt. 8enisen iii aber
befaurt, buB Die iaurc Mild, nift MIR
Iebr nabrbaft lit. ionoern bab Tic aud
ctnen nm Of dbbnrcu Bpgtez
! Of " t f beiist. Sas Sid
lueroen Der ro6en Wtildl I'M Sommer
Ut auf Die Shdtieteit eeiuiiier Nrten
bon S1fterien 5uriid3ufubren, Die,
lrenn lie nit Der 0iild II, Sen Wagcn
uno Sarm bes Weni6en gelan9en.
bier einen erfol9reiten 8ampf segen
an Die Sdulniberreser Beginner.
ipelde iif in DEN pielfadben @inounz
gen oes Surmfanals feit5ulesen pile
gen: Die iaure Wilf brinet Die in
DEM langen adnal neiterpeiie anges
Iarlmelte trd9eu. iouligeu 1aiieu in
Sepegung, ipiilt Den Sarm gleidiam
aus. ipoour6 perbinbert nirD, bab bas
8ift oes llnraths in Die Bepebe uno
IN oas Slut bes &orpers iibcrgebt.
Sat ale &ranfbeiten baben befanntz
lid ibre lettc llriafe in Der llnreinz
belt oes Slttes, bas buroh ale Sbcile
oes &Drpers ltrDmt. @er gum crl,n
Wale i'm Sabre fuieoer cine reiflid)e
Wenge Iaurer Mild an Iif) aenpmz
men bat. miro bel dufmerf1dmer
SeIbitbeobdftIng bemertt baben, baS
Der @ennB ieiner 9ieblinesipeile leifs
tes ValIhgrdmmcn linD Sidrrb0e CUR
Solse bat, fpas i'm uber san5 unb gar
nitt b~edngitiseu uno 9lauben MAIDEN
Ioute, er fpnne Die Wilh nidt pertruz
gen, babe lie oieleidt 81 tnlt eenpIien
uno oerglei6en. pielmehr benefit oas
balo boriiber8ebenbe lInbehdgen nihts
anoeres uno 5ipdr @rfreuliferes, als
DdB Die gdtterien lire topper reiniz
genbe Sbdtisteit beeonnen baben. Sci
Damn tdelif fortsefestem 8enuS Der
Wttlh miro Seoermann cine @rleihtez
rune unb Sefreiuna i'm gansen 8orper
beripiiren, lid seiiinoer. ia slei6iam
berliin9t fiibleu. @ebt man bod in
Der 8ertbifdbune Der lauren Wild,
10 melt. bab es bei6t: tpenn es moes
lid mare. bas nieleeIudte 9ebensz
elirier 81 finbeu. 10 ipiirbe Die iaure
Wild oieiem foitbaren Saft am uGfs
item fommrn, unb fiibrt als getpeis
fiir Die iungerbaltenbe @irtuna bes
@ennNes iaurer Iifh Die SbatIahe
an, Dap pon alien Iationen Die Bull
garen, unter lpelden es Site lit, tdoz
lid bret llno mehrere Nale iaure
Wilh 81 trirten, bie Glteiten 9eute
~aui5utpeiien bnben. Sober bon uns
lit in Der Gage. iid bas 2ebenselirier
mir tpenig 9elo ielbit 5u beIfaffen,
unb mir tpoQen IQen. Die ben v@uns
oeriaft" senieben. pom Sersen mini
ifcn, baB lie in bieiem. aber aud, MIR
IN oieiem Suntte. tperben ipie Die
Sulgareu beS @aIfans.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Ne~ ~N'N
oierten Sintergrunbe Die Gimme Des
fleinen S6ambeoiBli, pie Der Same
Sean 8aptiitc I'M 3drtlihen Siminlltin
Der Wunonrt dusgeiproden tpirb. unD
Der fieine Neibbammcl rift entrilitet
uno NIT Ha6orud: 8erloie>n<rnn
peri6bounfe znzii6's, @ammel Sinii
bet er e'frdiiel
- ~ ~
Hur ia Waficr nit.
2ebrer: @as lcbrt uns Sic &C.
i6ihte bon Sora5 uro Dem Saiiiihe?
Sltbor: Sns man nift tpeit genu3
bonn BaNer reebleiben fann.
SDhit funberbar.
&atb (5um S9reiber) 8o tparen
Sic?
Sd babe mir Elm grot6en sebolt.
5err Hatbl
9citern crit unb beutc i6on ipiez
oerl D1eni6, friibitiiden Sic bonn
ieben Sag?
~ " -
Der flafiihe sfnctber.
&unoe: Neiiter. Der Stoff an benz
an8ls fir meme guben belt rein
gar ni6ts!
Shneiber: $50 robe ardfte iinnlos
tpalten. Da lam Der bette Stoif nitt
hnIteui
- - =
Trafttfde glnuen6mng.
Shienpirtb Ger lett 9eitern Seles
pbon bait 8eb' Soreel, Iauf NAL
idnea our 9ruuerei BIN uno beifeQ'.
td ipiirbe 9Iei1 telepbonieren tpe9en
Sierl
- - y
Semtlif.
griter Commits: @as meinIr SUI,
Oh ib UNI 8oie, u~nIeres Chefs Sotz
ter. anbnlten fam?
Speiter Commits: @enn Ou ifon
cine unbere STEELE fir ale Sdue bait,
tparum ni6t?
~ - =
Sfledt ansebraftsr 8iberiprnh.
Nama: @ber @ultber, Seine Benz
iur lit ia tpieoer 9on5 mtlera6ell
8altber: Col? Ser 2.brer bat mir
aber bod seia9t. Die lei iosar bel 5u
gut fir mid.
- SIS
Webr.
8ed: Sunf WdD6en iino aus 2iebe
81 mir berriidt e~etporben.
Sun9e Srau: limb id babe eirlen
Wann our @ernunft sebru6t.
- ~
Cine Hufsefldrte.
Srau: aber Gina, i6 babe bod 10
oft seiaet, baB ma INNER bon linfs
ierpteren iou.
af. 9ndoise Srau, id bin gar nitt
10 aber9ldIbis.
aas
Sn speiter Che.
Surge Srau: 8ie sliidli6 bin i6
nit Sir. seliebter gbuarS! Su trGeit
mid auf 5dnoen, Or i9aiiit mir ben
SimmeI duf grben. i6 babe feline
Sorser. ih Ie6e i'm 8obIitanb - adj.
ipeun oas meiu eriter Iann nod
erlebt bate!
- - -
InsisliG.
Ser Staatsanipalt bat bds 60dite
Strafmab bon Is Sabren 3uttbaus
beantragt.
Scrtbeibiser (nad Dem Sloibopcr
5lim Inseflasten) /: Ruu. mas iagen
Sic gu meiner 9feoe?
anseflaster (sutmiitbis): Sm,,
mebr fann i9 ia bod nift triesen,
0err Sottorl
y - -
g%erfebrt.
Corporal: 8efrut Neier, mas lit
Sbr I'M Gipil?
Hefrut: 2iitnant, Serr Gorporall
Corporal: 8as? @eit Sbr mi fire
Starr bd?
8efrut: glei. bi 2iitnant i Der
9eilsarmee.
- x -
Sn ben Slittermpd5en.
or: S6as. i6 sebe NAL e6cn aui
5ebu Wiuuteu fort.
Sic (%auffabreno) Saul, Su liebit
mid nidt mebr - ionit gin9it 9u
INNER mir auf flint gPinuten fortl
- ~ ~
Sinblider Wiakitab.
Sdus6en: Iama. beute babe i6
aber oiele Solpaten auf Der StraBe
seIeben! @euisitens 5rpci
Sha6teln boul
y - ~
Sn Der 9eibbibliptbef.
Sofe: 9eute m0fte i6 einmal oaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
SpaB mnb aud iein.
Sret ms Sans.

Sret ms Sans.
Srilber MOLTEN gle ia oar nifts
fptllen BON Ibel uno MI limb Sie's
bod genoroen. Serr bon Der Sabn2
8uS iou mar maiden? Sic CLAUS
ben nidt. mas lie ginem iest bas
3aus einlaufen nit iof6en Sa9enl
~ ~ ~
@pm Saierneubuf.
Sic, Slii9elmann, MAIDEN Sic beim
Wdriftcren feline 10 9roben S6ritte.
ais rpenu Sic aus Dem 1iilitdrperbanb
austreten noltenl
- ~ "
Die Strafe.
Getienber: Sd mar audi tpieoer bel
DEM &erl. Der mid neilif 10 grob
berauseei6miiien Eat; beute babe iJ
ibm bunbert Slai9en &otbmeiu bers
fduftl
Gbef i6aoenfrob): Sas mar
re9tl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Sn irgenp cine Suhe tief eins
orlngen, III i6ou redt; man miB
aber trat)ien. nit Den 9einen BARN
81 itebcn unb bari niht nit benz
8opi barin iteden bleiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
@pnt &~aierueubpf.
" "
WisperitGnbniF.

Sd beiteae ieet i6on gum pierten
gtdle cine Saiic aaffee. aeqnerl
Wenu Sic 10 biel pertrogcu fonneu
= tparum benin ni6t!?
&c ~ ~
tniifer.
S%auspirtbin (5u benz eirge5ogenen
Stuoenten) : 8ann tpiini1cn Sic
morgen 9epedt gu fperben nm
iieben?
Stubent: Weinettpeecn; i6 fam
Sbnen aber nift neripre9en. bab i9
Dann i9on 81 9auic biul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Iunher bleibt etpig elm Stieis
tinb bes Slides. neil feline iors
9enoe Sdnp ibm ben 8es gu iciner
Sliidsi6mieoe se5ei9t bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

User iein Sers auf Der 3unee
trGgt, Der bat cnttpeoer bas Scra
ooer Die 3unsc an Der p~ertebrten
Steue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
4naenehnte GnttGnihuna.

Damn I9on 81 Sauic bin!
- " ~
4nsenehme GnttGnidnng.
9enteu Sic, Geute 9ta6t trdumte
mir, i6 lei perbeiratbet. Iber bag
a~ugenebnte I8efii6l beim grpaten,
ais i6 nod - leDi9 mar!
~ ~ ~
Situng.
8atte: Ibieu. liebe Srau, i1 mib
iest IN Die @omite@ Chung!
Srau: 8as niro benin 6eute pies
Der auseemadt2
8ntte: 8ann mir bas nd6ite DIAL
ipieoer ACKNOWLEDGEMENT!
gm Shalter.
(@abre 9%egebenbeit.) Cine
Sduersfrau mill bon St. mad 8. fab
rem uno na9 a6t Saeen tpieber SUI
r%iidfebren.
Srau: 8e6en sic mir cen ygetturz
beliett" gum 9inz uno Seriabren
nnd 81
9abnbeamter: 8oitet 1901
Srau: 8ie LANCE fam i9 bamit
fabren? -....
gabnbeamter: As Gage.
Sruu: Su limb Sic 10 gut unb be-
refnen Sic mfrs uff aft Sasel
- ~ y
Sm gabnbofs. Heitanrant.
Sic, &elner, iou bas cine gauge
Sortiun iein?
gu bienen. ial .
Iber Die lit tleinl
gu Sbrem ei9euen Sntereiiel -.
8enn mir Sbnen mebr poriesen.
perIdumen Sic ben 3ual
- y "
1~tnteripiirfig.
Ser resierenbe Shirt beiutt bel
8~eIe9enbeit elmer SubcIfeier bas
8pmnaiium unb miro in bas naturs
tpiiieni6aftlihe aabinet o Dem be-
treffeuocu Sa6lebrer 9efiibrt. Seinc
Surnlau6t 5ei9t nui etnen i6parSs
9rarlen Steiu uno fragt:
8as lit baS. Serr Sroiefor?
Sas lit elm Sfnd 2apa, Sur6s
lauht, gibt bieier CUR Iutfport.
8rennmaterial. nidt pabr? fragt
Sur6lau6t peiter.
IQerbings, Surdlau6t, grenn>
material - bas beiBt. ma fonnte
2ana aud ais 9reuumaterial ners.
ipeuoen. aber - es brennt ni1t!
~ ~ -
Cine rei5enae Wanopersefbihte
miro ieet crit aus benz Obers gliaB be-
tannt. Sort mar Elm boberer Sfiis
5icr aus S9pdben cinaudrtiert. uno
ieine biebere Sau5irau bate ~erfabrcn,
baB er Sampimlbelu Ieioeni6aitli1
liebe. Gle ipuroen oes6alb su Iits
tag au~igetra8en, uuo Der an9cnebm
iiberraidte Sffi3ier lieb iif'5 idmes
den. Is Die aufmertiame 8irtbin
ba5 3immer pieoer betrnt unD Ben
GuartiergaIt mtbdtig am gBtii6e
ianb, crmuntertc lie i'm, a fleene Ses
petition sc mode. iuas inbeiien abeez
lebnt tpurbe. SD babe bereits pierc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
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Sentlih.

griter Commits: @as meinir gu,
Oh ib nm 8oie, u~nieres Chefs So6z
ter. anbdlten fam?
Stpeiter Commits: @enn Ou i6on
cine unbere STEELE fir ale Sale bait.
iparum ni6t?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Der flafiiihe Shrciber.

aunoe: Ieiiter, Der Stoff gu benz
In5us fir meine Sllben belt rein
gar ni9ts!
S6neiber: Wo robe ardfte ~iinnlos
tpalten. Da lam Der bette Stoff ni1t
baltenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Traftifhe 4ntuen6nng.

Shienrpirtb (ber lett seitern Seles
p6on bait: 8eb' SOrsel. Iauf NAL
idnea our 9ruuerei bin uno beIfeQ'.
i6 tpiirbe eIei1 telepbonieren ipesen
8ierl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Idnder sloubt iein Yiero Al
lfonen, unb oudlt es immerfort =
nit Sfeutlappen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
y "
Wprbereifnna.

Sat iid benu Sbr So6terden audi
sriinolih auf Die Che pprbereitet?
Sos mill / meineul 8ohen fann's
unb ndben. DOS SuBmaIeu bats a
9elernt - iest laiien Mrs nod in
DEM neucu iapaniiHcn 8instampi
ausbilocu. uno pann tann's rubi9
beiratbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Sn smeiter Che.

Sunse Srau: 8ie sIiifli6 bin i6
nit Sir. seliebter gbuarSI Su trGsit
mid auf Sdnoen, 0u i9afiit mir ben
5immeI auf grben. i6 babe feline
Sorgen. i1 le6e I'M 8oblitano - adj,
peur oas meiu eriter Iann nod
erlebt bdttel
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InaIattG.

Ser Staatsanfpalt bat bds bo1ite
Straimab bon Is Sabren 3u6tbaus
beantrast.
Scrtbeibteer (na6 Dem Slaiboper
5um Inseflasten) Run. mas iagen
Sic gu meiner Neoe?
Ingeflaeter (sutmiitbig): Sm,
mebr fanu i6 ia bod nidt triesen.
Scrr Sottorl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

@atte: abieu. liebe Srau, i1 mub
iest in bic Gomites Sisuns!
Srau: 8as pirD benin beute pies
Der aus9emoht?
8atte: 8ann mir bas ndfIte DIAL
tpieber Acknowledgement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

9enfeu Sic, Geute Na6t trGlmte
mir, id lei perbeiratbet. @ber bas
angenebn1e I8efiibl beim grpaten,
ais i6 nod - leDi9 mari
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Nbrudrts aebt's nit ihneQen
S6rtrten, oesbolb meioe man obz
i1iiiiige @e9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21

Corporal: 8efrut Neier, mas iii
Sbr I'M GtbiI2
Gefrut: 2iitnant. Serr Gorporall
Corporal: @as? 8eit Sbr mi fire
Starr la?
Hefrut: Nei. S bi 2iitnant / Der
Seilsarmee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-21
Sahiel

SadDtel.
Gorge oafiir. oab Die 5fafe Iits
tags Shatten BADEN.
User Die Summbeit 5u ber5ereen
tpeib. lit audi 9eI6eibt.
8eines SrinfpaHer beoeutet ses
'unpe 8iibe unb quite Diild.
8liidlih Sic Semitic. mo Der
Wanu feline Sorsen ms Saus
trdgt.
Wan ion Ole 1elt nidt belaz
hen, ni6t beipeinen. ionDern b.
9retfeu.
@er Die 3iiten nit Susrineen
periicbt. iinpet Die alien Senneu
ltnell berauS.
Nbpdrts 9ebt's nit ihneQen
Sdrirteu, oesbolb meioe man abz
lGiiiiise @e9e.
e
Wdnfer slalibt iein Yiero Al
idonen, unb oudlt es immeriort =
nit Steutlappen.
User iein Ser5 auf Der ,Sunee
trd9t, Der bat cntpeoer bas Sers
DOpr sic Dunno nu nor b~erfehrte,
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Sn Der 9eibbibliotbef.

Sofe: 8eute mofte i5 einmal baS
rehtc Bud baben.
Sibliotbetar: Nanu, i6 babe Sbneu
bod ieres WtaI bas ri6tise Bud ses
8e6en.
3oie: 8ieio benn? Seoes Iial muB
i9 cS tpie~berbriusen uno umtaui6en.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10

four years, and st. John, two years.
He was Presiding Elder one year AS
a pastor, he was firm in manner, but
gentle, always demanding the respect
of his congregation, and ruling with
love and kindness.
Financially he was always success
full at whatever charge he held. Since
his election to the Bishopric in 1900,
his financial success has been almost
phenomenal. During the first Qua
drennial over $4,000 were raised in
his diocese which consisted of Arkan-
sas and Mississippi and his last Qua
drennial promises to be even better
than the first
During the years 1902-1904, under
the administration and supervision Of
Bishop TyTee the educational institu-
tions operated in his diocese by his
church received new impetus. A girl S
dormitory was erected at Shorter Uni
versity Little Rock, Ark, and another
at Campbell College, Jackson, Miss.
They are both handsome three-story
brick structures. But the climax was
reached Sept "a 1907, when he sue
ceeded in raising nearly $1,000 for
Paul Quinn College at Waco, Texas.
Bishop Tyree owns some valuable
property in Nashville, Tenn, and his
residence is one of the handsomest in
the city 1t is three-story brick
structure, beautifully situated on N
Hill street, and fitted up with all the
modern conVenienceS.
When quite young man one of the
Bishops greatest desires was to OWL
a home but the thing that infused
within him the determination to have
a good home, was a remark made tt
him by a white agent many years
ago, whom he went to see concerning
a comfortable house for his family
The white man drew himself up an(
Indignantly remarked, I'VE don't rem
that kind of property to niggers.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10

guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Overtoh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bostick, Mr.. Stephen
Turner, Rev. Mr.. Griggs, Mr.. VIM. Fl.
Franklin, Mr.. Marcus Barner Miss
Richie Rideout, Mr.. Frank McCul-
Tough, Rev. VIM. Flagg, DR.. Reed and
Miss Sarah E. Flagg, Miss Annie Rus
sell, Miss Hannah Davis, Miss Viola
Flagg, Mrs. Rufus Cage, Miss Hettie
Phillips, Mrs. Marshall Cheatham, Dr..
Cliff, Mrs. Hattie Irwin, Mr.. Jno.
Shelby, Mr. Andrew Irwin, Mrs. JnU.
Porte Mrs. Wash Bowling, Mrs. \.
NJ. Townsend, Miss Suella Beard, Mr..
Thomas Foster, Mr. Wane Warfeld,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clayton, Mr.
Lucius Gilmore, Mr. Robert Woodard,
Miss Eunice Grggs, Master Frank
Mccullough, Miss Dorotha Bennett,
Miss Mary Cornelia Mccullough.
Out-of-town guests: Mrs. Susie Wal
lace Jones, Chicago; Mrs. VIM. M
Reed, Bowling Green, Ky. Mrs. L.
Cheatham, Pine Bluff, Ark; Mrs Orea
tha Stevens, Springfield, Ill.
The following menu was served:
Fruit salad and crackers, brain patties
olives, shrimps with dressing, Sara
tcga flakes, Individual cakes with
Marechal Mel roses, brick cream with
club colors, almonds, afternoon dinner
coffee, Rockford cheese with water
bench crackers.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10

Bishop Tyree has ever since thanked
that man for that remark, which only
gave him new inspiration and a de-
termination to own a comfortable
home.
Bishop Tyree will deliver two lee
lures in his home city before leaving
for Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va. One
Of these lectures will be delivered at
st. John A. M. E. Church, probably
the 20th or 9th of January, and the
last is to be delivered at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church early in February.
The people of Nashville are always
glad when they have an opportunity
to hear this gifted orator and scholar.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10
INVESTIGATIONS
OF COMMIT TEE
Continues and New teH DeveI-
OpmentS Coming Out
SHOWS NEGRO YOUTH GET
UNFAIR TREATMENT.

MORREL EDUCATIONAL FUND
FOR ALL RACEs-LAW PRO-
WDEs FOR SEPARATION OF APP
PRoPRIATIoN IN STATES WITH
SEPARATE SCHOOLS FOR RACES
TENNESSEE SHOWN UP IN BAD
LIGHT-NoT ENTITLED TO PEA.
BODY FUND UNDER PRESENT
ARRANGEMENT.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10
MuRFREEsRoRo NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Miller and lit
tie son, Walter T. H., spent Friday
and Saturday in Nashville with their
parents at 1889 Sixteenth avenue, N
After a two weeks vacation Miss
Delsie Butler has returned to La
casses to resume her school work.
The Christmas exercises given al
different churches here were quite q
success.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-01-10

The continuous and vigorous efforts
that were instituted by the special
committee last year to investigate the
part played by the State of Tennessee,
so far as its support to state schools
for the Negro youth, which does not
include the regular city and county
schools, are being made and devel-
ope some very interesting facts.
The presidents of such schools as
Howe Institute at Memphis, Nelson
Merry College at Jefferson City, Turn
er Normal and Industrial School at
Shelbyville, Lane College at Jackson,
Knoxville College at Knoxville, Roger
Williams University, Walden Univer-
sity and Fisk University of Nashville,
all declare to this special committee
that they have received nothing what
ever in the way of funds from the
state that none of the Morrell fund
is distributed among them, and that
up to last term it had been three
years since any of them enjoyed a
scholarship paid for by the State of
Tennessee. Notwithstanding this fact
is true, it proves that the state made
large appropriations to Peabody Col
lege in an effort to capture the Pea
body fund which is understood to
have been left to the deserving youth
Of the South, regardless of race or
color. Then the extra appropriation
for the support of normal school in
West Tennessee adds more serious
ness, in the form of neglect to Negro
schools, to the situation
While a bill was introduced and
passed in the last legislature to hand
out a few scholarships, this was done
after the new superintendent of edu-
cation had been shown the seeming
neglect on the part of the state in not
lending some assistance to other
! schools.
The Negro taxpayers of Tennessee
will register very strong protest
against the effort now on foot to give
all of the Peabody Fund to Peabody
College, on the grounds that the school
discriminates against races and that
if the money goes to this Institution,
there will be no school supported in
whole or in part by the state where
the Negro student has (the advantage
of getting a technical training for
teachers) or where he can get assist
ance from the state in agricultural
and mechanical arts.
The findings of the inv Nestigating
committee that was looking into coz
ditions, show that some Of The high
est officials in the state and some. of
the men who are supposed to be well
informed, know absolutely nothing
about what the State of Tennessee is
doing for the Negro youth. One of
the officials stated last year that schol-
arships were presented to certain
school (white) which to his under
standing were transferred to a col
ored school, 1t developed, after the
investigation, that no appropriation
whatever was made and that no trans
fers from the white school to a colored
q school, on the part of the state fund
, or for funds received by the state,
were made
One school in the state is receiving
5 part of the second Morrell fund
through the courtesy of the University
of Tennessee. This brings to mind the
t fact that large appropriation was
a made by the last legislature for the
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HIn May this year the General Con-
renee of the African Methodist Epis-
opal Church will convene in Nor
BLK, Va Between one and two thou
land delegates will be in attendance,
y, ides many others who will go out of
SIRE curiosity, or to foster some aim.
"a the case as it may, it means that
ljoEably over two thousand visitors
Yll be in the historic Virginia city to
y cared for about three weeks.
Che, Committee appointed to look
nSe~ this feature of the meeting in
-4ple' have been hard at work for sew
FIX months, but they find themselves
to a degree, owing to the
financial depression now prevalent in
country. At a recent meeting this
mmittee decided upon plan that
->ney feel confident will serve to lessen
= ir greatest embarrassment in the
gress of completing their arrange
4nts. A series of lectures has been
N!anned for Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va. and after carefully considering
\ whole field of brainy men in the
M e. Church, the Committee unan-
Jusly decided upon Bishop Evans
rec to deliver the entire series of
lures. He is a remarkable man in
any respects.
WAS born a slave in Dekalb County,
,lnnessee, in the year 1854. At the
Hose Of the War so great was his de-
(sire for freedom he left his owners at
e'3 early age of eleven years. In the
r. 1866 he became a Christian, and
ned the Methodist Church.
lin 1869 he received license to preach.
ring this time and the year of 1870,
was employed on the farm of a
~ ored man, and having a great love
l$or books, and especially the Bible,
he would sit out on a scaffOld at night
Nat was used for drying fruit in the
ID and read the large printed Bible
fact when told was often disputed
Hkhe older people, but it was soon
r,hed that he had read the first five
IS of the Old Testament.
lshop Tyree Joined the A, M, E
ference in 1872, at the age of eigh
en: was ordained deacon by Bishop
rown in 1874, and Elder by Bishop
Fayman in 1876.
n He was always studious, and kept al
his books, teaching school part of his
time, but did not enter school perman
Nently until he was in his twenty-sec
(ond year, when he began studying un
Z der Prof. j. H. Kelly, at Columbia
Tenn Here he spent the major par
two years, often going a long dis
Ance in the night when it was bite,
5cold to recite his lessons.
In the fall of 1877, he entered Cen
kali tennessee College (now Waldel
-s sity), in Nashville, Tenn, ant
n Together six years there, grad
As from the Theological depart
( IL in 1888 He afterwards spen
year studying medicine at Mehal
I 1MediGsa College, Nashville, Tenn
~ ~ 0 3 the course in Louisville
Vay 1894. The degree of D. D. wa
Fed upon him by Livingston Co
ua North Carolina,
lishop Tyree served in the pastor
atcg from 1872 to 1900, having spen
tw I've years of that time as pastor q
different churches in Nashville, Tenn
namely, Salem Chapel two years
Payne Chapel, four years; ST. Pau
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BISHOP TYREE
HIGHLY HONORED
Selected to Deliver d Sc
r rieS of Lectures by the
| EENERAL CONFERENCE COMMIT
/ TEE IN VIRGINIA.

kSHVlLLE CITIZENS PROUD OF
lTHEIR DISTINGUISHED CHURCH
SMAN-HAs RISEN FROM SLAVE
FARM BOY TO AN ENVlABLE
NATIONAL PRoMlNENCE-MANY
HARD BATTLES FOUGHT WITH
/, POVERTY-WlLL DELIVER TWO
LECTURES IN NASHVILLE BE-
FORE LEAVING FOR VIRGINIA.