davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

bom ogoperiiden 9otionol.g er6au6"
bielt geitern A6euD III Serrn 2ouis
Riiffel'S &ule an Ser Sreoeridi ndbe
6oDatte-S truBc, cine gut6eiubte Der
iummIlnq as, in mel6er 8rGiioent
Otto 60riter Ben 9oriie fiibrte nit
0errn Bruno &oien6auer oils Broto-
toQiiibrer iungirte. Gin aus oei1
Serreu Iuguit Strouft 8oriiber,
8rlno Roicn6alter, SefretGr uno
Sdabnleiitcr, S5obn @co. S6er6el,
&ulirts @cDer, Otto 60rIter. Sobn g.
&altld, g9iQiom 8latte, 8r. graab,
Scnru &oiimann, &arl @olf uHo S.
6rott5 Deficiencies Gomite tplroe err
nonnt, nm sic Gorbereitmgen at
Dem @n0e Sunni I'M o8eiten0 . gart"
Itottfinocn0cn CONCERT 5lt t%reffer, 5u
meI6cm lid ser Sdefiler.Glub bon
Wtilnden, melder cine Sournee 0urdJ
Die Sereinigten Stooten mobt, elm.
itloen miro.
oO'&eil 0erein."
Sn ieincr Geitriaen SiBung, melhe
Der oS'&eil@Gerein" inter Dem 8or-
its 0eS B%rGIioenter, Serrn Gomar0
Haine, in HiiiiePS &aQe obbielt, tpllr.
ocu oberuoI8 flint neue Mitglie6er
ouigcnonmen. @}it 9eoouern muroe
Die Nbmeicnbeit 0e5 erfranfteu &c.
fretGr8 Soicpb lllborn benlcrtt, on
0eIien Steae SEER 3obu 0eu beS In1.
tc8 lpaItcte, Sir oen iaGrIihen Nus.
iIlrg mltroen Die belten 5orti6ritte
beridtet.
oM ebGers@ aanqnerein."
lin iid) AT Ole 9lfuItit elmer gro.
ben Solle 5u g%elpobneL bielteu ~
tern Nohmittog ole MitaIieoer oes
obigcn Serain3 cine Brobe in Der
r@crnania : WGnncrdor . Sale"
in mclfer inter 2citung oes Trof.
@l6ert Stripped ooS BreiSlieo 81
oiel Stern AM &immel lteben" &C.
iibt mlr0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Shifisnadlridltcu.

Nem 9orf, 6. SUM. - Inge-
fommen iino Die Gnmpier ,Gincin-
noti" bon Sambiirg, r5lorioa" bon
@erla uno columbia" bon 8los.
goiu.
Si5orb, 6. Suni. GoIIirt:
0ampfer a&nberlano", auf Der Neile
bon @ep-9 orf nad 0oper uno ant-
lperpen.
+, 6. SUM. = Sier
ongefommen iino Die Camper:
.Yrin5eB glice", auf ser 5abrt bon
Nelp-s0rf nad G%berboilrg uno 9re-
men; naoiierin auguite @ictoria",
BON Heip.g)orf mad Gberbourg mo
Sombnrg 6eltimmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
GaSan in Mailano.

@oilon0, 6. SUM. - &cutc
fonb 6icr Gin GROCER 3ug ST. Gbrcn
beS in 1859 itott9ciinbenen 9efrei-
nngSfricgeS Itott, burd iuelden Sc.
ucoi9 unb Die 2omborbei bon Oeit-
reid loSgerii'en wllrocn. Tn 10000
Ecriollrn nobmcn Il1tbcil an Der ga
roOe. GS fam babel 81 eillcm Con-
fIift nit ben So5ioIiitcn nno piele
Terioncn mllroet iGlimm 5llgcri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
EnfelS an Der @aiierfant.


Der Dllnfel 9r0iig.Gereen" feiert ieilt
S%tiftungSieit oufHoiebont Sbore.
- Goloiiole 8etbeiligund. - Die
Sicger oeS Yreia-&egelu$ 49, Die
bciteu S6iiBeu.
ga, oie @lottoclrtiHen perite6en c3,
6cIte SIT feiern. 9o5 6emic8 geItcrn
uieocr Der HicienerfoIg 0e5 Stifs
%tllng9fclteS Oe5 ollntel 8rGiig-Ter.
Gems" oti Dem berrIid)eu oNoiebouts
Shore. 9ercitS MorgeuS nm 8 llbr
iubr 0oS 0roS ser Sbeilncbmcr in
grobcn OmnibulierL Yriputfllbrluers
fen mo Nllto8 bon SdlcuuneS' Stuq.
Sulc am &onopcr-W turft ob, Inn
uod elmer umgcidbr 5peiitiinoigeu
fr6bli6en Sabrt an 0ieiem lfoniten
oucr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an 9ad.His
Der on5ufommelt. 9ort cntmideIte
lid ell mlntcrcS, leb6oites SreibeR
DEM Ser Stempel @emiitbIidfeit
iiberol onfgcoriidt mar. llnge3luul=
gene Sr0blid)feit lag oltf allen @e,
lidtcrn. Nlc butten oie bette Stints
mlIng mit9ebrodt mo Seocr pcrillds
tc fem 9eIteS, Dem Nnoercn 0en Gag
olgencbnl ST mod)eu. Iuerbon0
Gpiele nllr0cn o%rrongirt, Erof.
Stcimuol0'$ OrhcItcr licB icinc mlllts
tcrcn @ciicu crt0ncn BORT b0rte man
ooS anottcrn Der @iihien Der Yrci8.
ldilbeL bier 0o8 Nollen Ger &llgellt
mo Golcn Scr &egelrL tlr5rm, al
ollcn Gdell mo &untcn onlillirte man
lid). Nodmittng$ nGberten lid) nod
mcbrcrc Wtotorbootc Dem &ergrlii
4lulQ@ploB, meld)e Oieienigen brud)s
ten lueld)e friib MorgenS ben Ins
IdlllB u%crIGlrnlt bottcll. % errcid)tc
olld Baum 0oS fr0blidc Grcibcn lei
men &0bcpunft. Nm FreiSid)icBcn
hctbciligtcn iid) nid)t MIR &erren, ion.
bern olldl Die @ciblihteit nobm regcn
gntbeiI. Sos NciuItot Der YreiSpcr.
tbri!und lpor foIqenocS:
Scrren - /. slug. 8ernbor0t, 9.
Nilg. Scnfer, 3. Bonl HotiGu6, 4. g.
". Nutb; mciite Gcntrum3 2tlt0ult
Scnfcr.
Gomcn - 1. 6roli g. IS. bon Sci.
ne, nteiltc GclttrumS, 3. 6rou GboS.
Gcptil. 3. Srou $. ShlumcS, A.
Sophie 6enter, 3. 6roli Sobn Gen.
icl, 6. 6rou &. $. Softer, I. Srau
&olliS Gepfin s. Srou $. Bierion
8. Sri. aronj, 10. Sri. 6Iciider.
Wfit Sponmulg Job man oiidl Scr
Frciarcrtbcillng it Der &egclbobn
cntgcocn no bic &llgcl lpGbreno oeS
Nnu5cn GogcS roltc. Die folgcnoen
&c0clprciie lulroen 5ltcrtonnt:
/. Sobn Seufel, .. Senrp S6lcll'
ncS, 3. Iug. 9cruborot, 4. IS. o.. @os
ho0cn, ;. =. Strutb, Die meilten
i3cbn: Is. ". @elih.
0ic 9lncrfcnmlng fir 6oS @cIin'
gen 0c8 ih0nclt SeitcS, Ooa bis in
Ocn ipGtcn Nben0 binein ooliertc ltlO
obnc ie6en MiBton pcrlicf pcroienen
bic N%rron9eure, nGmtIid Die $50. 3.
". @c6rcn6crg, @oiiiS j. Geptin,
Geo. 9. Nbrlinh SenrD Is. bon Sci.
he, 3. Mm. HltIt, gllg. Senfer, 8.
g8iImS, Geo. Eicrion, g. 81. g8ilbelm,
$. 3. Softer, ". IoBfomp mo $.
Nenfcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Scrsluic MGnbcr.

Eittsburg, Go., G. Siini. =
Siinf masfirte &1uber brofen IN
9elnont, nabe bier, in Dos Saus Ser
90sjGbrigen 8rau Minnie ai6e Elm,
0urhludten oos Salls, ianben aber
MIR $50. Sic marterten Damn bic
olte ,Sralt, oeren 60 Sabre alte God
ter israu Marp Sber uno beren God.
fer Ninnie porgeblid IN unbarmber-
5ieer 9eiie, I'M tic CUR Serousgobe
etipaiger @elber 5li 5ipingert.
YdKe fir'S 9uslanb befprgt y. 4aine, 413
EksS Gltimore. ctr, uate Cation SpuiesstSenue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tn SeutidlanS.

Giien HbeinpreuBen, 6. &llni.
- 0rci5ebn oclrtidc 2uitidiiie tic.
gen bcttc bobicr 5t elmer @ettiobrt
ouf lolgc Giitonj oiti. 0ieicligcn
Orct, peldc am mcitcitcn iliegcn, ioI-
len 2lnt6cil an ser @ettfabrt Inn Sen
intcr1otionolcn Gofol IN ser Sdipeij
I'M fonlnlcn0en Scrbit nc6men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
Rau6moro gum Gpier geiolen.

Htm. 8 rleonS, 60, 6, Sltn'.
- gurb ben 3uiommenbul6 elmer
grfruIionSoampier.@ erfte 81 Man=
ocpiac, ga, onl n6roIihcn llicr OeS
Gontbortroin-G Gees, 80 Neilen bon
Relu.S Orleans, tomen iomeit bis Jest
IeItgclteQt it, ie6$ MeniAcn nm'S
2eben, ml0 mon fiirdtct, Dob nod
mcbr Spier Sen 500 babel geiunocn
hobell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

Die t6euren @irtbsbaus.
preic. - Sn einem 8irtbsbaltie
miro eincm 8oitc ein gntenbraten
porgeicbt, in oeiien Salt nod eimige
JeoerItnmmeIn lteden. 9ei'm 9e3ab-
len miro ibm Der 9raten NIT Spei
Warf 6eretnet. .Sagen Sic Sem
@irtb," wenoct iib Der 8oIt an ben
aealter, nonb er ieine gnten e6enlo
ariiuolid rupien modte, iuie feline
0GIte!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

RdHe mrs aasianb btfssst q. Natne, lis
Ca.SeltimsTs.etT. aats gxhsm 3ssJs.Asesne,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08
seeds e%rtrnnten.
1tnsliid am WeitaDe ScS EOntdar-
trainsSec's.

grfuriionS6ompfer-@ erite brid)t ur1'
ter Dem @cmift elmer @eniden=
maiie 3uiommen. - Die Sfret-
fen5tbut oc8 SdlddterS SObn
@urpbp in SomcrSpiue, Moll,-
@o6rideinli6 miro Die 3o6l lei
mcr Opfer ouf odt Itei9er. -
Grci Sermunoete i'm Sterben. -
Sll,gcr @rubenorbeiter BON sSelt'
Scrontor, ga, eiilcm b%rutoIe1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

llul lUirUC.
To55ta nit Stn0erniiien.
- Miidnel u. Hencbon bon Rr. .637,
Der ongiebt Scr @ei1GftSiiibrer ser
Serrn Sobn &enroon geborigen
@irtbidoit 81 lein, miro iid beute
ollt Die NnlduIoigung bin, ben Ger
0eontcn Seromc y. Olipbont tbGtlidl
ongegrifien unO i'm in ser Nus
ilbltng iciteS g(TteS bebinoert gu boz
ben, Dor Dem Toli5eirifter ser moro.
lucItliden Yoli5eiitotion 5u neront.
luorten babcn. Sergeant Slipbont
Orotg gaitern I6eno fur5 nad s llbr
in Die @irtbi6oft, Die Gene6on per4
lpoltete, mo mllr0e bon Dem Qebte.
rem beim Gintritt an Der &eble gefoBt
ltno gemiir9t. &oli5iIt u. s. 9urfins
elite Dem bebrGngtcn Sergeonten 81
Sitlfe uto bali Den Nngreifer iibers
ruGltigen. Gm S6onftiid itono Der
Sdmogcr bon &eneban, SO. Woore,
bon 9tr. Hr. 1701, Norb.9 orep.S Str,
ltno in oeiien NG1e Elm @las, oaS
Bier entbielt. Woore uno aud Rene
ban luuroen Oerboftet mo in oic
1or0peItlihe Eoli5eiitntion eingelie.
fert, 100 lie nod Observation-Disclosures
Don ie 500 bonn Yoli5eirihter So
boltlIcn fir bos Grideinen gum belt.
ti8en &erbor entloiIen puroen. Rear-
Don 6iirfte i'm 2aufe oeS beutiaen
&ormitto9S in poli5eili6en @epobr-
Jam gellommcn iperoen.
9ur6 @litItruGI get0o.
tet. - Nobe MeitminIter, Wo..
iuuroe, ip16rcno iciuc Satin i'm auf
Dem Seilnmeg 81 griiBen begriifem
mar, s. @il6ur Sbiplep, Elm Sarmer,
OilrdJ eincn 9lisltrabl eridla9en. Ser
Hegenihirm oeS WtdnneS id)ien Den
9libldlog altf ocnielben gelentt ou
boben.
nNedor" ongelongt. - @e-
itern Gormittog nm 7 llbr lallgte Scr
NoroO. 2lopo.G ompier ngtedar" oblie
EoiIn1iere bon Nelp.Dorf bier OIL.
Ter 9nnlpier idbrt am Wittpod)
Nod)mittug nm 3 llbr nab Bremen
5ltriid.
Wit SogcSnn6rlid iebt beute ser
Nor01elltide 2lopo-9 Compiler yaoln,"
Der ON Somitug %onlangtc, feline
6obrt nod @nIpeIton. 3ernS. tort.
Mont alto nabe 8olbroof Der.
ipridt entidieoen zines ser piin-
idenSmcrtbelten 8o6nungspiertel 3t
luerOen. 9eSbol6 iollte ie6cr 2ei,r
oeS n0entifcn Gorreiponoenten" sic
on onoerer Stele oeS 9latteS beiino.
lid)e N1jeige Iorgi1ltig ollr6lelen.
-
"fF girer ser b~liibenoiten 9dtt.
bereine IN Siio.goItimore, ser Seq
ponItroBen Sporoerein Ger. 1" bolt
morgen AbenO in ieinem Sereinslo-
fole, Nr. 1915, Sanoper.S trabc,
feline regcImdBige Sobresperiamm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

"F* giner ser bliibenoiten 9di.
bcreine in Siio.g Baltimore, Ger Sea.
ponItroBen Sporperein ger. 1" bGlt
morgen gtbeno in ieirem Yereinslo.
fole, Nr. 1045, Sonoper.S trabe,
feline regelmdBige Sobresperiamm-
lung uno @eamtentuobl. Ga oriil.
genoa 8eidGite uorliegen INTO ieoen.
foaS StatltcntA cnoeruneen norse-
nommcn lucrOelL lit ein Itarfer Sc.
iud BON Seiten Ser IitgIieoer ou
erluarten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

9aHe fir'6 Maslaup beiorat g.. Ndine, 4tJ
Dit BaitimegesGtr. naae 9aADm poaie.Apeane.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-08

~" Die nGrcot goItcrn Gcrnl.
BUILDING aiiociotion Scr. I" bGlt
beilte 9lbenO I'M s ll6r int 8erein3.
lofoIc, Nr. POP. Ioro.G oen.S troBc,
ibrc 26. SaBreSueriommlung uaO
9eomtenmabl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-14
spEclAl norIcEs.

TREAsrny DEPARTMENT offie- Il
the aaraft lsInr Afchl4srf. HashinalaH.
D G Afri a. itel e. sealed nTupqsais
wllI he received ~ this effirs until Z
ofclock D m 90 the tfih dag q Nay
1879. ard then aprnsd Tot metal wash
shsitina ~ the O. Coarf Hesss
Custom House and fs.staffics. ~ ssafttsl
wastlnEton. In accordance with dfeNn
nreeiffafiana aarles u etieh mar >
had At this office o. az the efslrs u the
pnusffnfeudsnf ~ Construction e. tha
buiidina. At the discretion q the saFef
viains Architect
JAMES KNOX TAYLOR.
fupers. sing krthifscs
--fe-ig+ifsi1sfFs1 81
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Manchester?

II 10 GA the aoaud - ris.ss
ceimnu dock Heauflf1i fIf1tE ~
place for your wife ard childrs1 b Y
The summer vartildn
Buy them a cheap 1E. F1f 14II
or build = modem honfe Ard "a
months rive them q chauus Z -
to nature
They viii eat better, sleep t1se
better. and be better fhaa - fs<1
School ia hard vofk for "a -
and chiidrea. Give them ttzsz
Come and see us on ia ~
price from 80 20 t3Qt. on ven - !
menfs
HusroN.wALrERs LAND %. 7
es-s-, Central nag .
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Exclusive AHenlA
les chsrf1 81
Main siit III
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FARMS AND LANDS.

= = = .------as--.l-~--
ntfWttS SEATTLE AND fAeuAA-
lstutr aefse fsu n1inutes sslA ffnsu
fnfsfuftar sfafisa, level ianA ssrsi|
lsef soil thfes sores lmHfafsa hal4
antf fnesiir al alder anf nasrls- aas.Ii
t'faem tfats hnhsfssiasnt eansf Dc
sifea aslrh sals. rfiss ias shast tlms
saiI ff4te
r ROBERT nkLrpY.
tit.1lt.sgt Aiassa na4idins
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ENSNNNNN0NNNNNN
! sIruArIoN wANreo-rrMAlE.

WE FunNfsil rNoMi'TLY nnHr
nEtr ~ TINS CRY ron uorni.H
AMI fnE UuNr call SUNSET
MAfN lilii tNu iit4 II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
Continued,


s--------s-s-ss-.-z.-
Specials iass ! business eafns u So
l.fpa toad isffag heads tffft 1870
Al load envelopes o. IL We infItf "a
ffsAaaNnn aHh tain iAfisen Aaln 1tfi
iFitis
mo asAr
itfunm foHsuiaT haass Ffstf 10 the
fsqi4f " iifstH sfian. aaihs fuaa tssis
nsssl 9lly itit sash 4 Kfaaia. nfsa.
49,. "-'H --it'it
Meet marsst fss tsis. b. esasf 80
tnaiaass. fsft cheap seated e. fassd
sifssisi t@fssial fheas hsllsfs "
..z..lil =,
rHfHerkSs ttsAffos
~ 49, iefsi sganii iqgf saa faanliF
pNpn'afian - aas afssf dastas Hfif AZ
sqlts y giif ~ srsitaiiss rsf4isaizs. -
I..- y ssls sist =is a.
~ sale 1aaa farniiafs stassf ~iih
lsase ieina ss-ii' hasiHsss sdiaislss tssh
r.-fhfi 20 tfthsf iafdfaisiipa
49,. - LII
Wasted ~ sii-nt rafitsf stth ftaa Is
- 90 " iass inisfsst 81 aaatis bi4ss ssia
sls mili fnHar iirtaf Etsd f#nsaaitiaa
GU y sdiites isii Aiasa usas Hltf
~ sails nssiaursul fssaias u 30.
pc heffain n iaksn at osts TAFT
ballard a. ballard aaitsif
-4---------.----.---.----
Read eat displAf I'd en- rass n
Mllrassss Realty c.
y lot sia's ts.i. % Madison Il Us
FARMS AND LANDS.
--------------- --,--------------
nrrwntN SEATTLE AND fAeuAA-
Issniy aefss fsu nainetss sslk ffasu
inisfufesn ststtsa. level isas ssssi
sn1s ias.si1 al alder ssa slsr'ls' fess
tfnem house hehsrssiasnt esnsf De
s.iss ss'es sale rfiss ~ shaFt iims
ndnnnr xkLrpr
sip.sls-ssi Aiasss nssidins
AZ tpEAL nHsTfENAxa aranrH
HONE Alsn unns1 iuatafi u acre
q NJ nnsss tiud q dses FisA hlasE
loan sHll - aTfss IN ealtisaffan aha
fsnesi. tsiatas hks sams tfnbsf. 81.
shafd n VS. ehafrs tsafiar tfsss al
hinds u small fTaits seed IsFdsfa
heats lAsse harm. several auihaiils
,n.. hlss stream ih'esst rs .isssi
inH implsweata fufnitaft. rssffthiar
suss rlies iteqt. terms Htisaald
eato read 70 farm. finest hantlnr and
flfhlna Efounda IN Nifiaifr 81 Hsaffls
Cum. 70 The office ana SEE rhaios u
thia ttaufifui piare UNnfF nifhi
consider sod unsHssmtsfsd tity
RonEur MAirnr.
sit.tle.tfi AisssA Bsildins
tilt
DAIRY RANCH nAnaktsMits aerss a.
failfaad safiea. ~ affss rich hattom
iaad h.ishee nfss class apisaa u
acres 10 ruliis silica. 70 acres more pzs
iufs all fsagsi. isfss tsarihs efthafd.
runnlns ~sfsr Aifa sffins nsa q
foam hoate Gan1 tafn sests several
euiiaiifinGs horse. harness ten eaas
sn hsifsfs fhiftsns fafmfnf inple+
fasnts fnfnltufr| everything e1fnrisfai
d tst. yefy sasf terms WIN asnsidsf
stchanss Tor uusneuuhsrsd Income
ponEur MAtrHr.
gi,s1te.tsi AifsAa Huiidinr
-ffsit
wATsnrnoNr--iti acres, With hsif
mile froeians On sound. rice beach.
20 hish bipff land neafiy isvui 10
Acfos teftiaiif improved Nan-rasidsat
owner desires quitk sale Price faf a
few daga VA PEI acre
NOHEHT MAtTHr4
tip.psesf2i AieskR nuilaine
Read our display Ad On Pass -.
Niisausas Realty GO.
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THE SEATTLE STAR


one cent peT eapY slt aents pet sssh
" tWsnD i've vents YET month pelif
cred ~ mail o. carter Ne ffue fHfisa
10 NAL sunsCHiuLaS~fhs aats
Nhen youf sutsffiptlna eNritNs l. ON me
address label 20 each paper Mheh that
data arrives n sour subscription ms not
sfain been raid IN adv snee fent name
u iaien fnm tho lst A rhahfs % aata
On the addfssa lah'l l. t'fslp.
NOTICE 10 sInsrNtunRs shnuld
pour copy " rhs star faii y fqags WV
~ e'cleck ANY sNunins pleaW W v
the favor 10 eaii ~ our mala atties
Sunset Main 1850 Ind il between a
and 20 o'clock and We viii send tea
yerl al encg n You should miss y a as.i
than cree plsaae ielephans Va ever iiiAs
you miss ID
In this way - can b certain q gisiht
cur subscribers perfect ssfttse s1id
u Il tha only WAY
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21

lass Street, on
very beautiful and excellently kept
plot Of ground. At present the garden
is in most flourishlng condition, con-
tanning all Of the vegetables of the
season. Beautiful flowers, potted plants
and trailing vines delight the eye. The
rooms are light, airy and cheerful, and
everywhere the spirit Of contentment
and satisfaction pervades The ma
tron, Mrs. Letitia G. Partridge, is
woman Of charming personality and
exceptional congeniality. The inmates
are all attached to her. For many
years the Kings Daughters Circle of
Willing Workers has been q substan-
tial benefactress to this worthy insti-
tuition. At present there are twenty
seven inmates In the home, four Of
whom are men. The following are the
officers Of the Victoria Earle Mathews
club: Mrs. Sylvia Carter, president;
Mrs. E. E. Kelley, vice president; Mrs.
Cordelia Harris, corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. NJ. q. Hardy, treasurer;
Mrs. Matilda Hazel, chaplain; Mrs.
Roberta Lawrence, chairman Of COM
mittee on entertainment; Mrs. NJ. ].
Zeno, adviser.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
GOOD CHEER FOR THE AGED.
Thoughtful clubwomen Brighten Lives
at Old Folks, Home.

tnou8nlIuI SiupWoH1en oTt9nteH LIVE
at Old Folks Home.
The reception which was rendered
the inmates Of the Home For Aged
Afro-Americans in Brooklyn, N. Y.
by the members and friends of the
Victoria Earle Mathews club recently
was a very pleasant affair. Much
credit is due Mrs. NJ. ]. Zeno, who sug-
gested the idea to the club of making
such visit to cheer the old folks in the
home and let them know that, although
shut in by age and general debility.
they were not forgotten. Mrs. Annie
johnson, the retiring president of the
club, has done a creditable work and
is held in high esteem by the mem-
bers. Aside from singing, those who
took part in the program were Mrs.
NJ. q. ]. Parker, Mr.. Pierre Zeno and
Mrs. Annie Johnson. A paper entitled
"What Music Is to the Soul" by Miss
R. F. Martin, sparkled with bright
thoughts and happy Illustrations. Mrs.
NJ G. Lawton delivered a helpful ad-
dress on "Silent Influences"
At the close Of the exercises the
guests repaired to the beautiful din
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21

Alexander Dumas, black man. was
one of the most literary characters of
the West India islands. He was
general of artillery in the French
army and was one of Bonaparte's
favorite generals Of division and
named by him "Horatius Coolies Of the
Tyrols." His son, a mulatto, is deem
ed second only in literature to Victor
Hugo and received the distinguished
honor of being elected a member of
the French institute.
Geoffrey L'Islet, another mulatto,
originally an officer Of the artillery in
the French army, was elected a cor
responding member Of the French
academy.
Scipio Africanus in his boyhood was
playmate Of Louis Philippe, who was
king of France, and was one Of the
family Of the Duke Of Orleans. He be-
came an officer in the French army
under Joubert and was killed with
that officer at the battle of Novi in
ITO.
Pellet, highly respected mulatto.
was a popular officer in the national
guard of France.
1t is fact well known that some Of
the highest officers in the armies of
Turkey and Persia have been blacks
and mulattoes.
The general and director Of artillery
in the army of Peter the Great, who
conferred upon him as a mark of hon
or the order Of st. Alexander Nevski,
was an African called Annibal. His
son, mulatto, was in 1874 a lieuten-
ant general Of artillery in the Rus
sian service and was none other than
Alexander Sergevitch Poushkin, call
ed "Russia's Black Byron"
One Of the most popular and able
lawyers at the royal court Of Mar
Unique was the celebrated NJ. Pay,
mulatto gentleman.
The distinguished Girard, young
Negro Of Guadaloupe, who received
among other prizes on his graduation
the prize Of honor, was further hon
ored by having the minister Of public
instruction, Villemain, to place the
crown or wreath upon his head. The
minister afterward embraced him
and delivered to him his prizes amid
the unanimous applause Of the col
legians and spectators. Girard was
tnen invited to dine with the king and
spent three days with the royal family
at st. Cloud.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
An Important Decision.

By a recent decision of the civil dis
trict court of New Orleans Frank Wal
ker, white man, has been dispos-
sessed Of an estate valued at $4,000,
of which he was legatee under the
will Of Mrs. Virginia r. Davis. an
Afro-American woman. The will was
contested by George Campbell of Nash-
Vile, Tenn, who was son Of Mrs.
Davta
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
Holding on to Their Jobs.

Fl. D. Alexander, an Afro-American.
Is the Oldest letter carrier In point Of
service in the postofflce at Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, having served continu-
ously since 1884. There are also two
Afro-American clerks and seven other
letter carriers.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
Business Men to Hear Mr.. Naqel.

Secretary Nagel Of the department Of
commerce and labor has accepted an
invitation to address the National Ne
gro Business league at Louisville, KY,
on Aug. 1S. The league will be in con-
vention Aug. IS, 10 and 20, and Secre-
tary Nagel will be the principal speak
er at the opening session.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
Free Speech and Action Forbidden.

The Rev. Frank R. English, pastor
of the Finley NJ. E. church and presi-
dent of the Cincinnati (OJ Missionary
Training school, was mobbed and driv
en- out of Ethel, Miss, recently because
he addressed Negro audience after
being warned not to do SO and for
shaking hands with the Negro presid-
ing elder The mob committee told
him that "Niggers didn't need no edu-
cation"
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21

ing room. where an
excellent collation.
was served by the
ladies Of the club,
and all had a most
pleasant social aft
ernoon. The home,
a splendid two
story brick build
ing, with all mod
ern improvements.
is located on the
corner Of Kingston
avenue and Doug
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
John Browns Fort a. College Library.

John Browns Fort a. College Library.
There is encouragement for brainy
men in the Niagara movement in the
fact that while they are In annual meet
ing at Sea Island the citizens Of Har-
pers Ferry will be busily engaged in
moving the old John Brown fort from
the Murphy farm to the campus at
Storer college, where 1t will be re-
erected and used by the college as
library and museum.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-08-21
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