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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

m%ittheilcn f0nncn aus Dem mcrtbpol-
len Shnb 'eineS Niilens mo Son
mems. aus Dem ldier rmcrihopflid)eil
G.llell leinea rciden 8Cmilthslebens.
Scin Nomc bate cincn Nlltel Slull1,
Ger nett ilbcr bic WrcuScn icillea
Iooptiu GnterlullocS binmu;9ing. ais
Sd)nlipielcr. ais Shriititeller. OILS
Neoncr. Nber luaS ooS Icutid)tbuni
gmerifa'o IN linn pcriicrt, lit l,iht
inlpobl Der Mebucr. nid,t Der Sd,uil-
ipicler, nidbt ser Sdrriititcucr; g lit
hao oelltidc &er5. ooa in icincr Vrult
id)lu9, Der oclltid)c Weiit ser i'm be
'ccltc.
@ic cine Spcjinloepeid)c ors. Cent
ldlcn Gnrrciponocntrn" MS @rcen-
bite, Mili, meloetc, crlog $5crr &nrl
Abrcnot BORT am Montul III cillcm
Sunitoriim eillcm Nniull non 9lun-
1cnent,iinbuna. Gr hiclt lid IN iener
Stoot nit Der Snmca st. @adctt
Sheatcr.Go. nlti. bel ser ais Sd)oi,
lpielcr mo HcNilielr cnAuAirt mor.
Seine in unicrcr Stnbt lcbenoc @ot-
tin Trau Hp'o slhrenoi. mo icin
@rubcr, &crr Epbert Nbrcnbt, ciltcn
chi Die Hodjrid,t bon elmer Grtron
tlnhl hin an iciuc Scitc. fonlcn ober
~ ipnt, ibn nod, bic 9lligct illin4
hriitrr. Nic @cidc miro jrcta BE
crianng nod, baltimore 1cbrndlt.
&r. &nrl slhrenpt rrblidtc an, I.
Nopenber 1912 il 2outerb1rN am
&or5 Sna 2idlt Der gSclt liro crbiclt
IN Der Suitie hcn MontCn Start Sric.
brid Milhelm, 2Ua CT ccniirniirt
mar. rcilit Il hit leinCn @ltcru mo
Seldhuiltcrn oltf Gcm Scgclid)ifi
nInisbnra" uod, Dem llettn Batter
lance mo fam nod citcr ltiirnliid)cn
6obrt non IL So1cn i'm Moi 1857
I'M biciigcn Sofcn an. Inn Der,
.@olf bon Der (biirc" ieiNcS clt,tIi.
den SaiicS 81 bultcn leNtc ser ar,
b~eltofpiliae innae gitridlt ioiortSano
nit al, lrb oft crjGhltt Nr. Nrenot
nit cincm 9clpiiicn Stole. bob CT
'cin critics @clb lit Imerifo bci cillenl
Norncr an Yotopsco. m1o ilpur alii
Der hiitoriihcn Stcllc. mo Niperuielu
lest lie9t. peroient habc. Nad) cilli
gen Sdbren frat CT III oos GiIcnpod'
renacld,1ft ppn Ndtbuiiita, Sueler It.
Worrilon in 3eip.Nprf cin. I'm oia',
3eit brod) Der @iirgcrfricN ans. iunc
OILS lS'idbriaer Singing lieb er lid,
IN Der Gompu9nie IS" bes ). Metu
gorter Observation-Disclosures ol,f
ncbnner mlb mlad9tc IN Dem Heeinlcn,
Cen arica nit. Ssn Der SdIod,t bot
Via'Sethcl. ga. ipnrbe or perlpunou
alS cine Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gptlooen aus Dem arieae crlu1bni,
Sr. gbrenoi, baS er nit ieinem Reai
ment Dos Sort aiif Deoerol.Sia boii
en- tali. Nod) benz arieee eing q
aui Gmpiehlung Der Neip- Dorfcr Sir
ma, bel Der er beih1ftiet ,par, mad
ct, NouI. Winn., ms trot sort /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Nus Den Staats.V nreaur.

WuS Den StaatssVnreanr.
Cine Napiiion per Stants Suaogclebt
anaebotMt.5 GieirIben ioIen eir
heitlidl iucrocn. II Ter @ol,pcr'
ncur cr1,e,,nt &umniilipn. Ter
@2urnldmpoIt sum geauobi'
9llngstny eingclobel.
Gin BON Den SsGgern beS Stoutrs
MurDlano lang erichnter MnnIf)
nGmIid) cin ci,lbeitlid]es Sn9o1efeb
ioG min nolid) IN Griiilung gcbeli,
@ouuerncur GrotbcrS ernonnte cine
Gus Cen iplgsnbcn &errcn b~citebenoC
Gommiiiion I'M DieS ituotion GRIND,
lib i'll ltubiren rno Srbnnng in oaS
Gbaos 5l brin1cn:
SoriiBer = 2oris NJ. Wilbnurne
bon Snmeriet.S ountu.
Stobt baltimore 49, @corqc 9lofi-
ltonc, George Goblin Ecrlimon, Z.
Tenmeab unb @iiliant .. &urit.
allcaanptG ruutp ySiuiom g..
pecmon.
MIME Arrmoei - Geo. Moobnuco.
Vnltinlore-@. Geo. Warlep.
Gnlpert--Sranf Vurran.
Gnrolille-2. u. @olhsburouph.
Gorrol-@up Steelc.
9ccil-Gomarb 6. @ilicn ulo Oec.
u. Barnes.
Gburlea- Senator Spcurman Gan
cate.
Gnrd)eiter-@opt. I. &. @.SoporN.
Nreherit- Soiepb :. @otcr.
@nrrett-@. Senurcs @onuia, JIM.
&nrforo--@uIter I. Sation.
Somarc-Am. y. Z. GiIie(.
acnt-Sioac Gibbs.
Wontaomery- Ereiton y. Nan.
Erincc @torNc's- &airp SroIt.
Suecn Mnne'S SAINTS !. earle.
81. Morps 9borIes y. SuDSrn.
Salbut-ErcIton y. Spriua,
.Maibin9ton-Gr. ). $. Mooe.
Standardization 4. COOPER.
8orceIter 3, Srouflin llpIhur, g.
Siuillcp mo Soroce =. &drmonion.
Gie b,itcfei,rcn SoaSacicee Iino
10 perluorret. bdb cs idaperIid, cine,,
Wenihen aitbt, Ser oitielbeil pcrltcbt.
9einu6c III jehein @cilntp iino iiir
oieie oocr icnc Soeo o,loerc 9eitim,
mungen N%etroifcn moroen. 3ab Sc.
rem Elrd)fiihrung inter Sen obrpal.
tenoen llnit1n>cn fuuln moslid mar.
lit leift beareiflld, linb Die Sotc
lpuroc beinobc iu eiliemS falbnl. Ser
Mirruurr ullroe bdlpti1d)lih "a.
ourd) oerurind)t. buB beinobe III ieb,r
Staatsgelebge6lnlg bns cine ooer at.
oerc County, Illsnabn1egeiesc oi,rd)'
pcitld)en lic6. Cine 8eriammllrn1
Der GonmiiIion iinoct bemnGdit in
Dem Niirenu ocS @oupcrnclrs ltott
an h,rielben crbnIten sic Mitglieocr
ibr, &nitruttionen.
Ger @cncrnlaTiualt iull
bcIfen.
8ouperncur GrotberS bot hen &c
ncralnniualt Strai,s cri,idt. alll Md
item @eannoiglngstdnc 5ilacgM 81
lcinL nm inn 81, belicn, cin Tcriubrei,
cinSufiitrcn, iind) meld,en lid Der
@oltucrlaur III 0cc ;}lfiinit br Be
g1obi1nn1en rid'teii miro. Gn leirer
Ginlnoun0 an &ril. Strolia fibrt Ger
Souuerilcilr on. lab oft Die anuuItc
mo interciiirtcn Yarteicn l,idlt Mi
ien. mic tic por5n1cben hItter,, ba fell,
b%eitiinnltes Serfobren bis lett b,Ital,.
Den. babe. Gus Geies idlrcibt por
oub Sic Eetitinn ailgeiciat iperoei'
mitb. bomit olleniallii9c Eroteitc ge-
gen 9c9noci9irn9 einscrcid)t peroei
fonutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
3beo. s. 9iener G So,
217, Cf.WaItimpre.Sf rake.

Geutidcs Into nnoereS ausI1n6i.
ifIeS @elb getanit in,o perfouft.
Geloienonneen bciorst mad Centitt.
Lamb. Seitreih. H,lblonO II. {. ~.
Nefiel ~aasgeite1t ai.f alisl6noiite
ganfcn. Grcoitbricic uno 1rapelers
Cheques. o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Welbjen6unaen.

@cloienorn9cn md, 0~ei,tiflono
MD Seitreid, . llnearn iifcr i,tio
if),ea beIorgt. 5. 10 ino 90 Mart..
lcluic 10 uuo 20 aronen Sheinc 81
perfauicn.
3beu. s. 1iener & &c.,
(9) Nr. 217, cn.YaItimore.S Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13


Gem Yunbcsrtdtc iibcrs
witicn. Gonrao Gnrid), iun..
Erdiiocnt Ser fiir5lid) boilterutt CT
fldrtcn Mount Ttrnpn @rcipinN
Gu" Conrad Gurid, Scfret0r unh
Sdosmciitcr DER @eielidait, mo
Sufob gltrid, 8enernl.G elf1itsfiib-
rlr Scr 9rnuerci, peld)e nm Tonncr.
tag abenb nerbuftet Worocn worAt.
luurocn aeitern Woraen nbcrmnlS
Punbcss 9onmiiidr BOMB uorgeiiibrt.
uno bn lie niht I'M Stanoe pnrell.
9iir9idJoft 81 ltcllen, iuuroen Tic nud)
Dem @eian9nib gcimnbt, NM ibren
Yro5eb Dor 9unocs. Giitriftsrifter
Morris ab5ulpartcn. &r. @iltium
9rGning. Ser Mnipalt ser brei Mns,,
Ihulbigten, beontrnate cine 8eont-
ton Ser 9ilrgihaft iiir alc orei sli-
iannmen, cod beItono Der Gonmiii1r
auf ic $500 9iiraidaii. Gle Nil.
Id)uloi9una aa9cn Sic orci la,,tet CHI
Steucrbintcr3icbung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
SebbeI's eiuaiaes Ntelier.

Sir babta mar Elm Atelier in GAL
timore, nsb Sss befiabet fN in Der
Gtase 81 ebeaer Grhe, n. 321, Rsrb'
Cab, nabe &isb.Str. siaber.%bo.
tosrapbiea cine 8pe3iaiitdt - Refine
.asentea nab Ieine1 reSSen ~ kisen.
:. &ebtst. q. Graf, 0si&sftSfs4rtr,
~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
ltnterhaltnnas @egtpeiier.

yaiaSemit" - Abe Girl ssbtro tbc Gouu'
fer.
,,Nubiturium"- Sic AlbS in ,aiue Gaieb".
,,Slanrh'e" y3he .lnael aub the Or.
,,Surp'H" - ,Ibc Merrn @iSolp".
,,Ganctn". - Might Sipl3".
,,Subin'e" 49, &alIhcnille uIb Wanoelbtlbrr,
,Wsarnianb" - 1eitbS sMu Sta" sTdubes
bile uno &dnhelbilher.
,g,sW WDunmentai" I6e Hcb W,oou".
,4idpria'5hfatrr" - Bduocpine uno g8ans
he!biloCr.
,1br Rts Wtu" tfribsr 9bmIiHs), 100 Glib
GlidUs Strdsc 9ndltrtttnaS llilh Nbcnh5
@o,nl' uno 1nilylmentul'Wpuiif. 3eiifdeS Sort.
,eeubuhr. 3%uititut" 2onucritae, ben II.
Sanunr, SIS SIheuap, critics Gon5erl heS WGd.
Gbpr.
,,9cabobn, 5ntitut" Treiida. ben 10. San.
j llbr Nlhnlitdae, iipetiee Sta fiji 'GoR
5crt SeS &nciel'G udrieti"',
Teutites SBcatcr, Observation-Disclosures
Sale" Sretug. ben 10. Sanuar. s llbr
SlbenbS. Ser Rdub oer SubinertnHeH." 4 N!tc.
giudh Der SoriiellnG 1an6..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tBaftor VI. i. E!erBcrl
- Sdbrlite& eufierniouper am Is, 10. llno
20. Sauudr i'm Sdulbnulc an Der Irittit1fStr
,Srnbiiun.T GmrHpcrcin" Witippd, Den
90. Sanuar, MsdSteEbdll In Der "6robfnns
8alle".
ySbaiia . Manuerhor." ,Metser ; @eiausper,
elm" uno ,.arbetter Wnnntrdiur" Wioniaa.
ben IS. SnIllidr. 5 llbr Ibetos, arobeS Qon5eri
,9eutiner arieaerbunb bon Baltimore" -
Tpnneritdp, ocn ~. Jnrlidr. Nbenosunterbais
tuna uuo Pal in Der pSerirania' WGnnertpr:
Sulle".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
9as rotbe Bud
-6es-
,Gorreiponoenten"

,Gorreiponoenten"
iuiro uuscfGbr Wittc Sannar cridei
men nnS uneutgclt!idJ an jeoen NGou
ncnten frci absslieicrt. 9as Bud II
nid}t 5u fauien. SoIsenb lit cit
tbciluciies @er5cidJnif beS Subalts
@epGlfcrlrnl ser grotbeiIc.
Siirgcrrcdt 81 crlan9en.
Wunoes . Gimpmlberi,ngs 9cborbe
Gbrcnif Der lobcsfalle BON Gcutitcr
IN Baltimore in 1908.
GongrcB Der Ser. Stoatcn.
Coroner Der Staot.
Oiitrifte, 2cgislatlir mo Stabtrotb
Giaentbum 9altimorc'S.
Gmmanbcrunss = @eboroc. gunocs
glloh 6rcibibIictbet.
Sciertase, geietlihc IN Warplano.
S%cucrmcbr . S%tationcr.
Tldd)eninbalt bon Baltimore.
Seridjtc, Warplanb.
@erihtc, gunocs.
@eietaebltna bon Warplan0.
8clulObcitSs @orbeinc.
8ouperneitrepon Marplano.
Snipeftoren pol, &llbItdlcu.
SlIpeftorcn Don W1rftcn.
Snipeftorcn bon Mild.
&uiler. SllbilGrm in @in.
aalcnhoriim fir 1909.
&pdidulcn.
&riminal.HrosciIc.
2iccnScn, Staats.
2iccn5cr, itdotiid)c.
2incoln, Mbrabam.
Mapprs BON Baltimore.
Grdlioeltcn Der Ser. Staaten.
ToliSeimnd)t bon baltimore.
Eoli5eirifter bon Baltimore.
Yoli5ei.S totionsbIliier.
Heidtbum Ser Notioncn.
Heligious. Stotiitit.
Hegiltration III 1908.
Gcttuna aus Seenotb.
StaatSbeamte mo 'gcbprocn.
St1btiid)e 9camtc mo @chorbcn.
Sdrulen, Abcno.
Sdulen, Nerjte.
Shulen, HANDKERCHIEF.
Sdunlen, Sod.
SdJulen, MIrterinncn.
Strabenbabien in Baltimore.
StcrebebnliS In Baltimore.
Sici inter Der groc.
&otnm iiir sic Inlcibeu.
gotitm mir Gpn9rcB.
Totiun iiir T%r1iioent.
@otum iiir @ablmGnncr.
Ser.piai9un9erL itdotiit,c.
@ablen in 1909.
Moblprc5iiifte III Baltimore.
Woiiermietbc iiic BobnbGlller.
@eibuad)tslicb.
@ober uricr tSlciit fomn,t.
Gum nci,cn Subrc.
observation-disclosures aaIenoer.
Slu rationen.
gmajoncn. Waric unb 8eipomn.
Mbrobom 9iucoln.
2incoln'S Bcburtsbaus.
2incpin olii Dem Sterhebett.
Booth crid)iebt 2inccln.
Wobrmaid,inc.
Cine Icrboitung.
Giicrncr iSorherfbum
Ginhrenncn Der I1lber.
Seueridiii.
BooIc.NcIt Eroiric.
8cifmcreue III, Mitternod)t.
9euifrcdcn Der gbenc.
6uloiaung bet gunoes iiiriten.
2uitihlob Sf0nbrunn.
2onebOrnieer Seras. Stier.
2eiid,ttbiirmc.
2eudttburmbnu.
Mettiungsarbeiten.
Observation-Disclosures.
llnion Stcf Darbs.
llntcriudJungs. 8eiaugcnc. I
Imrnperein ,YoriuGrts."
9iittipodJ, ben Is. Sannor,
a6enbs s ltbr,
sftidiffer.Gonsreh.
@rsker hnmuriiiider 1umilie,
atenb. W6jtc iui1fummen. U3)
SaNe lara Aus(ant tsisrgt q. 8aainf. 4
NsHAfitmarf .3ff, NNht Snnsm NsHfs.fbrus
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13
Sunncnaufs nnb ltutcraana.
Sas Wcttcr.


Sir Morplnno nno ocn Eiitrit,
Columbia tlor nno filter. morgcl,
tlar BEL ltcigen6cr Scmperatllr, moro
lidle. unipril,geno uerbcnoe @iube.
Gin folte &ele lon9tc geItern i'm
2a,fc ocs Nod)mittags an uno &C.
itern slbeilb pitt Gin red)t idjaricr
@ino hiird) Die Strubcn Ser Staot.
! dc bodrIlc Scmcrati,r mar If 0roo
nm | llhr Nnfmittags mo Ole ME.
GrtaIte "a 4rab Inn 8 llbr Mbei,os.
St ben anocrcn 9unoes.g gctter.
neutrality-suspicious. muroen bie
iclacnocn niebri9lteu Scmperaturan
uerSeidnet: gnltport ~. GortIono
%, Bolton %. albanD 16, Ncp-Dorf
"a, philadelphia SO, Atlontie : 9itp
40. Waibingtom 80, Norfolf 4S, Sat-
tcras so, Charlotte 46. @ilmington
AS. Gbarleiton 80, Sapnnnob 90.
Sadiouuiile "a, Slpiter GO, apps@eIt
6S. Mtlanta so. Wnntaomcrp 81.
Nelp-S Orleans Is, Vulcitine IT. @ols
peiton 2S. McnapbiS IA, Cincinnati
16, Eittsburg %, Sswcgo IA. 9ui'
falo 1S. GIcnclanb Is. Detroit 10.
@reen Ban --1G, Chicago A, G,lutb
-22, ct. Yai[ 90, ct. 2onis 9.
&mnias-Gitn 3, Sniaba p, SIT
ron -24, gismard -12, @i1iiton
30, Sabre 80, Selcnd 30.
Salt Catch ~, lenpcr s, Sort
Hlotte 4 Eoosc.Gitp s. Mma-
riLn 2 uno Sos angeles rs Grab.
Hr. GiicnIoDr Ibetraiht.
= &r. Yaul Giienlobr. lueiher fritz
Der III Baltimore 0rannleiiter ipnr ii.
iett III sIeid,er GtseniHait IN Hattot,
Gambria.G County, go, tbdtie lit, Dnr.
sc pon oen AnaeitcIltst Ser oorfigen
yrauerci nit einem Sopba bcihenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-13

Hrrldnat:
Cine gate S5din in elmer IIeiucr camille;
"nhn S22 nrp Wio1dt. Jiab5ulralsu in Sr.
2i26, Voitou,Qtpernc N3-5)
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
- sI-ss-rs-~s~ y =.
TAFT INAUdlOHHsl III d mos hi d 8


| Great preparations afs heinz ma ma ~
w the colored citizelas OF svYsshfn so
ton, .. c., in anticipdkfoh Sf ii jere2k n.
throng Of visitors t0sfhe ifiSafi ssfY,SI
ceremonies, which are being blanaSsf
on scale Of magniflsehce never saaSl
fore attempted. N 81. Z. Z, 3, ',s
:The whole city HI he IN asnia
at night during. this shang Iffaf 'syzsak:
and one night will 5hetset ssaid d 3Sfs
the displayron hrewofks, which VIA
excel In splendor anything ever sa an
before In this country: i lS ;: (. % 81
The. colored citizens OF Washing
ton, %. c., have organized, for the d.
easton, and have secured Convent ion
Hall, the largest In the city. where
they will recetveand entertain .tila
great throhg Of visitors. expected.
The several auxiliary thairmen 10
the local Committee, on. public COM.
fort are authorized 10 extend Invita-
tons to the reception to All west VIZ.
gina people, who expect to; be In
Washington on March, 9Th 10 the END
that they may attend, 2 The RaSaxa
are admitted on their Invitation, hat
must be provided With u supper tiek-
ct, which win coat $1y Invitations
and supper tickets can be obtained
through your local chairman, or OF.
Mr.. Daniel Murray, at. SOC r street,
N. W., Washington, D. G.. !. ~ ~,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
cIARlE ,RsDAYg FEBRUARY g 1909 -

The organization. it is. thought, lis
strong enough to stand upon IT'S own
feet, and wishes to present its cause
IN fashion to catch the national
ear Of It's own merits. .oTRe Nom
bership at the convention Win prob
ably be limited to persons ACTUALLY
engaged An peWspaperwork, and the
discussion viii bear solely upon the
business aspect OF the profession: :
Politics will be barred, and an earn
est effort will be made to hnd d way
TO Increase. the circulation, perfect
an advertising and agent system and
secure 4; tirmer hold upon the people
than has been the case in the past.
This idea will probably be endorked
By the press al, large, The president
Of the organization is Mr.. Cyrus f.
Adams. Assistant Register of the u,
5. Treasury. . ..,.., >.<."n
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
LANGFORD
On His Way to London to BOX Jack
johnson. ..'.

Chicago, February 2O.--Sam
Langford, Negro pugilist, who Is
matched with Jack Johnson. in Lon
dan, May "a, at eaten weights reach
ed Chicago today on his way East
from the coast. The big little" fell
low IS enthusiastic over his oppor-
tunity to meet the coloreds cham pion
fighter aud feels confident that when
he steps into the ring with the con-
queror Of Tommy Burns he will take
iaway the honor which Johnson now
enjoys. ',"
"I1l make Jack Johnson fight
harder than he did with Burns, IL he
, bests me in the 20 rounds which
; we are scheduled to CO." said Lang
ford. Il realize that Johnson Is tall
/ lear and heavier, but he isn't any
/ faster, and / know ] have a harder
twallop than he has.
I'm on my way to London now,
, having come from the cost. will
! go over and meet Johnson and then
return and fill my datos here"
| Jimmie Walsh, champion 116-
FOUNDER, who meets Digger Stanley
! in London, is with Langford and wiz
accompany him abroad The party
!. will sail next week. ~. r.. !
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25

'worthyT Of their calling, are largely
responsible for the fact that our
church women generally take less In
terest I'M the larger held of. practi-
cal religious work outside of their
particular church than any other
class OF women. Our women in the
kshnGoh' are organized. FOR the most
part, only for one purpose and that
.issto raise money for the church
I thousands Of our women never rise
higher in their zeal Tor. good works
than the sordid aims OF money get
ting to pay church debts Their
hands, hearts, and strength are all
Iexhausted in devising church enter
tainments that are largely response
Isble FOL. so much deplorabIe frivolity
That, characterizss the, conduct OF
many OF, our. young people. Much
|of the needed charitable work
among our Unfortunate women is
left to white women, because we havA
80 little time outside. Of, money-get-
ting, for the trustees Thousands OF
young girls who need the protection
Of the church, as much. ON Monday
as on Sunday, who need instructions
in the sacred responsibilities OF swo-
manhood and in all the things that
make for moral integrity OF Woman,
are deprived of them all beoanse our
women are held, to the stern ''neces-
sity of>-raising money for the church:
If our women could be raised from
that one narrow aim and could see
the possible church in the &neglected
fields where the Kings Daughters
and other societies are garnerine
such rich harvests. Of good for hu-
mainly, our Importance as women
Fof worth in moral work would be
wonderfully advanced =, -. ::
That the door Of hope has been
closed In the face of the woman or
color Mrs. Williams Acknowledged.
and that much is yet to he done Ito
ameliorate their condition she con-
fessed, but the cloud has silver
lining, she says. and even now the
discerning eye may see the rainbow
Of promise. -, * - ..s....@.,..:. ~
I Mrs. Williamssspoke again last ey-
enin& at Simpson Church to "a larg-
Fer audience than on the preceding
evening -" >>-',,.,. = = -
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
JEFFERSON SLAVE; = .-..
-, r. DIES AT AGE or 1Oa
,"A4lnty" Cousins Passes Away at He,
-, Home In TemIeytOHn. ::


Cousins Passes Away at Hea
Home In Tenleytown." p,
: Washington, Feb. S.--.In the death
of old "Auntie" Cousins, as she was
popularity known, Tenleytown has
lost one OF it's best known and, most
picturesque characters. Her head
white with the SHOWS of 104 winters
according to hey own calculations.
she was an example OF the best type
of the South's former slaves. She
was borp on the estate Of Thomas
jefferson and served successfully in
the Jefferson-Fleming and Webb
families OF Virginia. Since the civil
was she has made her home with a
son-in-law in Tenleytown. ~>..r.
: Despite the fact that she was pest
the century mark In years, the FOR
mer slave had never been seriously
Ill until quite recently. She attri-
buted her good health and longevity
to the habit of dispensing with the
use Of medicine. '.'- .-
The aged woman was buried this
afternoon from the Rock Creek Bap-
list church. She is survived BY seven
grandchildren and eleven great
grandchildren. ." - 49,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
VICTLRY PREDICTED.
For Negro Candidate for Treasury
ship In EvansBktnt IiF. ~ -, ,

Chicago, H., F9bfbary 19.--4yic-
tory is predicted for VIII. Twiggs,
Negro candidate for City Treasurer
of Evanston, unless some Of the sew
on white candidates withdraw from
the race. In, ="
Friends of the, white candidates
believe the vote will be SO split that
Twiggs may win. ~ y n -.
The Negro candidate owns Il small
printing establishment In evanston
and is popular among the Negro res
idents. ..:.,,}:.: NJ 6s{,ia ,s5,fsa
y*rThere we're originally nine white
candidates. but two Withdrew
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
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FOR F>oIAKRR Is !, II Is Ai 4
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~ 80 J. ~
Washington February ii 81
Ear as the United -states ss jsiit n,
concerned, the IRro~hsg 5 axsis ss
came closed. ,.iactaent safly tfls
evening e.. Z :: u =. !, *: 80
by 2 vote Of f.,t S. TO- 2the xldrichS
substitute SO called wa l,aaasd D Il RI
the affirmative votes being Re 81 iisl
e can and all the nssativees being asa 81
ocratie: :: . The AIdflteh Bill il s6inss3'
what OF a prpmtse, betHssn, 81 s i Il
o.'i introduced % hy Sseaasq j. Forak Sts;
OF Ohio and that 81 Senate afns ss
or Missouri that repfees tia ;Ad III.
ministration view 81 tina 5e 81 ;,b. y
of the Legislation, that: ought IS 60 .s
enacted. ">G 81. I: ~ d 81 8.
j.. The : =Aldrich Measure, hs ~ j, arss
emboates the salient ,pr.1t1netple 81. tbsE
Foraker :, bill, which .tswas that}sshs5.
Negro troops 5$dfsohargeds ~ sstl,sS'
President dent without hoaer Oh Oh 4 aceo,,iit
" - 'ne < 50 g tlng. up q The
~ August 1906, should mot h. 49,
CURED to establish n = their innocs sly
or their participatfoH In 81: .th hgEs
before beng fetnstated tn thes
!. me bill provides TOR q CONT 5s 81
inquiry copshist1ns OF 1yes o;f fss
TO be- appointed by tAe sec 81 a ,1s 5sf
War, to investigate; a., q, ~ 49, III i
might be 6rhn iy :. { n.,s; 20
Of the disn, Is 8, s q ~ g
~ !; ~
".sn. a}. year uzsop their eii
DIZZY FOR 'retnstateuasnt. h. .l@;5
:: It contains no requirement. I'M
the men should, s l,st' ,,,, s -,
T, :, 4 s
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
ALABAMA : NEGRO
To Appeal to the Supreme, Court of
~, the United States. - - /,

r Montgomery, Ala; y abruary j 8
4 the case q Aaonahs> IA Hey. "a: Negro
CHARGED With Violation of. tks Ala
bama contract labor law, was, 5decid-
led against him today. The case
WILL now be taken to the. supreme
Court of the United States ON the
ground that the effect of tire law is
to eeslave men by depriving them
of their liberty. without due process
OF law. -. - ~. ;.!r-;<,
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25
A. PIONEER MINISTER.
Rev. Nelson barnett is. Claimed BY
J Tho Grim Reaper At Hunt. d

Just before the Advocate went "a,
press phone message was reserved
from DR.. G. G. Barnett, at Hmnttn4
ton announcing the death OF his fs13
Their, Rev: Nelson Barbett. a pioneer.
baptist minister, which occurred 81
Kessler Hospital thIa. hotning. I,
Rev. Barnett had been ffI. Cor Il
number OF weeks, but it wms sSsfsy
in the past few 'tays that his o6sssi4
tion was regarded 81 ;S8ri6ks ~
he was removed to hos & u
The fuhSral viii sssf hsf III
First BaBtfae
Sunday afteTno q e
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25

Lieut.. Thomas H: r.. Clark will
read a paper before the mems club
OF st. Luke's Eptscopal Church: The
subject of Mr.. clark's paper viii be
THE Negro Soldier in Ahherica."
Mr.. Clark is an entertaining writer
and speaker, and upon this subject
he is fully capable of giving his ah-
dience a narrative which will be
both interesting and INSTRUCTIVE
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-02-25

DR.. and Mrs. 2. D, Wiliston had
a musicale at their. residence 'o8$s
street last Sunday eRsrltnsss$ & ttphe
object Of this enteftainbaaaG was Tor
the purpose Of aiding :tbs FIN find 3beth1g
established for care d. tnbSYcnI osis
patients among coiored psBr1Sas H. d tt the
District Of Columbia. The Doctor
and Mrs, >. Williston are greatly In
terested in this cause and, their: eff
forts In behalf of these people are
receiving. COMMUNICATION and gener-
Gus; support. ~.